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104-10176-10006 | 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |
- DISPATCH
Chief, WH Division
Chief of Station, Guatemala City Lo
Action Required: See paragraph 2.
References : A. HMMA-35905, 27 November 1968 .
B. MEXICO CITY-8228, 27 November 1968
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1. Forwarded herewith as attachment #1 are four reports
on the latest developments of the LIRING-3 operation prepared
by Wallace B. ROWTON and dated 5, 10. 11. and 12 Neresbhar t
Tee msst iupeseaue poruts covered in these reports are as
follow: :
a, LIRING~3 made contact on 5 December with
one HumbertoX*GONZALEZ Vega (no Station traces),
. who has apparently been designated by the FAR as
the latter's contact with LIRING-3 iu Mexico City.
A description and a sketch cf GONZALEZ provided by
LIRING-3 are contained in ROWION's 10 December
ceport. :
Continued. ..cccesececerecescces
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Attachments:
: ul< Reports (4), h/w
4 @- Letter (1), u/s/c :
i Identity sheet (1), u/s/e \
Distribution: . :
Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each #1 and #2; 3:copies
att #3) i :
2- COS, Guatemala City (w/atts - 1 copy each #1 and
#2; 2 copies att #3)
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b. According to GONZALEZ, Identity D, who
left for Guatemala with LIRING-3 and, according, to
the latter, was probably executed after a period
of detention, may still be alive and may have made
a "deal" with the Guatemalan authorities., Identity D
had apparently misappropriated FAR funds before’
going to Guatemala. LIRING-9's remarks to LIRING-3,
as mentioned in ROWTON's report of 5 December, may
be connected with Identity D's misdoings.
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ce. LIRING-3 hinted to LIRING-9 that. he may
accept a teaching job at the University of Jalapa.
(Such a job was indeed recently offered to him.)
LIRING-9 advised LIRING-3 not to accept this as: he
would much rather send him on a trip to PBRUMEN.
\ d. From a letter received from Gustavo Ft Gudtinmale ;
\X*COLINDRES Barrios, LIRING-3 gathered that the ~ a. (%,,ct
®BARRIOS brothers (Miguel aud Juan Leon) may soon———Z@i772 |
be released and may, in fact, contact him in Mexico
City. The original text of that letter and its
envelope are forwarded under separate cover as |
attachsent #2. DininGrs Alles pa ceca Dua 4 CMa KS
made to hin by Humberto GONZALEZ as another indica-
tion of a possible contact by the BARRIOS brothers
in the near future. LIRING-3 plans to write back
to the address given by COLINDRES and mention that
he is in contact with GONZALEZ in the hope of getting
a reaction from COLINDRES.
2. The Station plans 'to check further the identity given
“py GONZALEZ. Among other things, an attempt will be made
via LIKAYAK-2 to check whether a file in that name exisis in
the archives of the Mexican Ministry of "Gobernacion." The
Station may, at a later date, attempt spot surveillance of
GONZALEZ. Meanwhile, any information that can be provided by
the Guatemala City Station to further identify GONZALEZ would
yp be appreciated.
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Agent Cryptonya: Li11:.0-3 .
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Agent Recruited By: heliace ke ECUPUN . a _
Capacity in Wcoich Agent Served: Access agent tc Cubsn snkassy; Infcerment
on Centrs1 smsrican revoluticn-ry greurs ind sctivities.
Rate of Pay: Sid net receive resuiar saler Ys but wes civen betieen
3000 and 3£C0 exican resos yer month, (ocuivalent te y2u0 to +2E0).
Other Commitzents: .cre t .
Agent Dismissed By: Leorard 3, TCRANT, Disnisssl effective 1 July 1965,
enn naman ae
Reason for Dismissal: (gent in efiect termin:tec himseif, since he failed
to initiete conte ct. vith Staticn sfiter tein, turned cver to VnasT
by HC.TCh,
Security Rises: uirtws-3 aes Hub weds LLSLIng Cf PEC OW intapest in this
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rosed to Li: ihG-3. LIiTNG-3 wes-met once in TCaiiT's GF vehicle.
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LIbIiG-3 trcke off centact with the Station.
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1. Agent: LIRING/3 _
2, Date and Site cf Meeting: 1100, 5/12/68; Identity Mee
3. Next Meeting: 1700, 6/12/68; Iden A :
4, Administretive: Rowton asked LIRING/3 to rent a small apartaent that =
they could use as a safenouse, in lieu of ,
Iden A, for the future. This was not only| in the interest
of econony, for: for’ obvious security reasons. Rowton gave
LIRING/3 1,500 pesos as an advance for this purpose.
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LIRING/3 reported to Rowtoa that he had dropped into tke
LIRING office on 4/12/68 in the hope, of. running into the °
proposed trip to PBRUMEN at the end of the month. LIRING/3 .
told Rowton that he did not see the Chief inasmuch as he H
was intercepted by LIRING/S. The latter appeared as cor-
dial as on the previous occasion, but this tine made a
brief reference to LIRING/3's report. He asked: “Are you
sure you included everything?" L/3 told Rowton that he
replied in a rather puzzled tone, “Of course. Everything,
thas is, that I could remember." To which 1/9 explained: .
"I meen about the 'motivos' of the arrest. It seems there's
* more to it than you wrote. we have some interesting data |
on that subject. #e'll discuss it with you on Friday.” i
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. LIRING/3 then reported to Rowton that when he and LIRING/4 ©
/ — @ropped in to Identity B i on 3/12/68
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‘Identity C, gave then a message that 5 person by the name
i . of Humberto Gonzalez Vega, residing at Calle Manzdnillo
42, in apartment 3, had visited Iden B ~ several tines
abking for the address of LIRING/3. | _
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oe ere " .LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that he} attempted to contact
i _, Humberto Gonzalez Vega at the address given on 4/12/68 but.
thf att: was told by a woman of about 35 years of age with a slight y
Wana - 3614 Guatemalan accent that he was out at the time. She took ;
aoe “es core, L/3's address with interest and suggested that L/3 return” |
te after 1500 the followiag day in the preat Gonzalez did ret
a . ; contact him at nis home. 1/3 told Rowton that he guessed
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Subject: LIRING/2 Report of Contact with Hunberto Gonzalez | Vega.
4. At 1000 on 9/12/68 at Identity A 1 LIRISG/3 reported ¥o Rowvon .
that be had met with Humberto Gonzalez Vega on 5 and 6 veceaber. Be T-
lated that he had gone back. to-the apartment on Calle Manzanillo on the .
afternoon of 5 December, met Gonzdlez and made a date to see {hin again
on the morning of 6 Decenber. when he returned about 1030 on that day
GonzAlez' wife said that he had just stepped out to telepzone the embassy :
of Ecuador. L/3 went’ out and found Gonzdlez at a nearby telephone booth
and managed to have a relatively detailed chat with hia. !
2. According to 1/3, Gonzalez sarted off by saying that he had been looking :
forward to meeting L/3 for some time, since he had heard a great deal about |
“him from mutual friends. Gonzélez went on to say that although he had been
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friends there. He dropped the names of Sandoval Alegria, Jorge Torrén and
Petia naleatitaeatahn
a certain Avecilles (phon) who he assumed were known to LIgING/3. He con-
cluded his introductory remarks with tne statenent that ike hoped he and
L/3 would becone friends, since they could be of mutual’ uelp.
3. Gonzdlez added that he was makizg a living selling booxs and was planning
to open a book store at the University. de indicated that se migat be able
to help L/3 financially if the latter were interested in this business ven-
- ture. Gonzdlez then stated that he was aware of L/3's arrest and detention - ;
and alleged that he had advance information concerning L/3's trip to Guate-
mala in the company of | Identity D « He then asked L/3- whether
he knew the real purpose of Iden D trip. when L/3 replied in a non-committal
way, GonzAlez" alleged thatIden Dhad been accused of misappropriation of funds D
and tookithe trip in the hope of defendi.g himself against these charges, — i.
Gonzélez then produced a typewritten letter, undated snd addressed to himself :
end signed by "Cruz", advising him of the charges againstIden D. Gonzalez
told L/3 that the letter was from FAR headquarters and was received sone tine :
beforelden Dand L/3 left on their trip. | . ly
&. Gonz4lez then went m to say that he and his friends were not at all certain
thatiden Dhad been executed,as L/3 and many other people as sumed. Ee stated ;
that some months ago Iden. D nother in Mexico “ity had received a letter from
bin informing her that he was then at Salamd& (phon). Gonz4lez added that it
was not to be excluded thatIden Dhad made some sort ¢ deal with the authoritie:
to save his skin. in exchange for services he might, perform against Far in the .
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5. Gonzéiez then cautioned L/3 against indiscriainate contacts with persons: tf
ae re etree mee ent aemeemgreamapet orameemenmnaaeacmart
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Gonz&lez recounted that he binself Hat to go into hiding for the previous
two montks as a result of his having been exposed to a certain hutez who
had arrived in Mexico City with a group of Guatemalan extles.| Gonzdlez Ges~
eribed Kufiez as a known memeber of the "Mano Blanca" and a forrzer police :
officer ("tercero jefe de la Judicial"). : | si
6. Gonzdlez then askdd L/3 whether he had made any close friends while in
Guatemala. This,]/3 fel+,was an atteapt to smoke out his relationsaip with i
the Barrios brothers ‘( Miguel and Juén Beén Barrios). He told Fowton that ke
evaded the issue by giving a vague reply, to waich Gonzé2 ez replied: "Well, ,
I hope to have a great surprise for you soon (‘alegria')” Gonzélez then
suggested that they meet again on 12 December and promised to visit L/3 at
his home in the company of his wife, "so that I/3's and his wife could keep
each otker company while they themselves were talking in L/3's apartment."
L/3 told Rowton that he shot this idea down by explaining that altnoug his \
wife was rerolutionary and trustworthy, he preferred to. xeep any politicial
discussions strictly between himself and Gonzalez. The latter, then suggested |
that he simply drop by L/3's house and that they both proceed, sonewhere for 7
a coffee on a suitable pretext, ! : :
7. LIRING/3 described Humberto Gonzalez Vega as a"rather tall"man ( about 1.78)
heavy (about 85-90 k.) apparent age 42,with light eyes ("ojos claros") and
straight ("lacio")black hatr. He drew Rowton the attached sketch for possible
at his next neeting of his contact with Gonzdlez Vega to provoke a reaction
from the LIRING establishment.
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Subject: LIRING/3 Report of Contact with LIRING/©® and " SrRING/10.
4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at 1300 on 10 peconber 4968, that he had i
finally gyeceeded in talxing again with LIiRLhs/sy. He related Chat Kuen :
he went/the LIRIiG office as requested at abcut 1030 on 9/12/68 he was
told by the receptionist that LIRIiG/9 was still out. L/3 was asked to
telephone later, about 71300, to check whether 1/9 had returned. LixING/3
telephoned,as requested, a little affer 1300 (in Rowton'’s presence) but
was told that LIkinG/9 had not returned. L/3 left a xessage for 1/9 that
he would come to bis office again tne following morning. 1
2. LIRING/3 continued that he reappeared at the LINING officcebsut the
Bame time the next. dey ( 10/12/68) and was told this tize by the receptiozuis
(the wife of LIRING/10's assistant) that LIRING/9 was in. At this monent '
LIRIUG/9 himself energed from his office with papers in his hand, winked \
at LIRING/3.and returned withont addwoceive hin, . Str t mitetes Istir 192
was told by the receptiog:st that L/9 would see hia. Tue followizs is '
Rowton's reconstruction of the conversation that took place between LIRING/3—
and LIRING/9, based on L/3's report to Rowton:
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L/3: "It's alright with me, except that I have a number of things
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1/9: "Well, how are you doing?” ; ;
; L/3: "Fairly well. I just received a letter froz ay good friend, Prof.
: Carlo Antonio Castro of the University of Yeracruz. He has been
a insisting that I go down to Jalapa to see bin. He wants to or-
ganize an exposition and also to offer me an interesting position
. at the University.” t-
: 1/9: "But would that mean that you would have to stay in Jalapa?"
: 1/3: "Yes, of course; that is, if I accent. It's a tempting solution
o to my personal problems. 4s I told you I's still ‘up in the air’n'
: 1/9: "But I don't think. that's the solution. 4 trip would be much ct
; better." TFL.
: : “If3: "Yes, but I have to make a ‘decision soon. dso ay wife “peceived a '
. dletter ‘from her father inviting her to Ber Te Tork: Bere" s the
i letter. Do you want to read it?"
1/9: "No. What does it say?" i :
I/3: “Her father says that he can give her medical certificates to
prove he is very sick so that she can sey a Visa without any
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Keep her ‘away from it. That would be bad, as I exp-ained last
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"I'm doing my best, but it's not easy. Things are still up zx in
the air wita us."
(At about this moment in tne conversation, 1 LIRING/10 entereé tie office sand,
after greeting LIRING/9 rather perfunctorily,carrieé on the , following con-
versation with LIRING/3:)
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1/40: "How have you been?" i
Tf3: “Bsther well, buanne?* i .
L/10: "And your wife? Is she recovering from the strain?®
1/3: "Just about. The nigotmare is finally over and she feels devter
now." . 7
1/10: "#211 I hope you'll come by here often - as often as you tiie.
We enjoy chatting with you." : oo :
after this brief exchange, LIRIKG/10 left the office.) ee “oe
_ Lf3: "By the way, how is your Chief doing? I'd like to érop in to
+ Die express sy appretiation for the interest he zkmamd and-his wife
. showed in helping my wife during my absence."-' ~--- /--.. haem
-. B93. "well, he'ea not acing too weil." i Vo an
: L/3: "Ch, another thing. I finally met that Guatemalan "Pavel’ i
mentioned in my report." i : woe
L/9: "Yes, how did it go?* . . oe
L/3: “His naze is Humberto Gonzd4lez Vega. He's been in Mexico for some,
. time. A former activist in the PIG. You nust now hig."
1/9: "Yes. - sn | et
L/3: *He wants to see me again on . Poursday for a more detailed talk."
1/9: "Fine. sell, I hope you keep coming around to see us whenever .
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3. LIRING/3 connented' to Bowton that he felt that LIAING/40's injrusion tad
not been coincidental,and that 1/9 had advised him of 1/3's ‘hrival nefore
he himself received 1/3 into his office.
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whom he had met in the Pavén prison in Guatezala City. LikING/3 stated
that Colindres is the uncle (mother’s side) o2 the Leén Barrics srothers,
although he does not have the came nane of sra. Barrios. i/3 explained
that they were born of difierent fathers. L/2
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imprisoned sone 18 noaths ago for responsibility in an arms cacus dis~
covered in or near his hone.
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S1GENC/5 Gave Avsvon ior copying:
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"I hope that when you arrived ‘in your Mexico, ycu | fouad only peace
and satisfaction in beixg once azain in the warmta of your Some.
Here on the farm we have missed you and felt badity at not hearing
from the artist and the professor, and no« that I have succeeded in
obtaining your address, I am taking the liverty of cropping your a
few lines.
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Ill be the last to leave the ship, since I-haven't a chance to get
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bas met a Guatemalan in Mexico City cy the nane of Hucterto Gonzalez
Vega who seems to know everyone there qvite well. L/2 nores that this '
will provoze sone sort of cozzent froz sxe Leén Sarrios brotheys wither |
directly or indirectly. 7 ; 7 i ‘
4. LIKING/3 stated that Gustavo Colincres, who is still in wae | avén :
prison, obviously snuzgled cut tois letter throuzh nis wite woo visits i
bim regularly. L/3 comcented tiat Colindres told sin that ne isa faith- :
ful PAR member, but refused to belongs to the PIG, or even to accept the i
financial aid doled out at the Favén prison by Francisco Coraco, the PIG :
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C.icf of Station, Guatemala city
Pie. VEALMEN/LIRING3 Operation
Re ee Sa UR ‘S RiuIRED: For hexice city, please see Paragreti 3
KEFERLICES > A. 1BMA-35505, 27 Novemer 1565
B. HSA-35$u4, 27 Novenwer 15€5
1. Guatemala City cas the folluwiy, inforaation on Cscar toises
Espiroza, “0 is undoubtedly icentifiable sith tic cscar sbises OLLAn E. who
sent cone of tre lctters to LILiG-3 forwarced e?t: beference A: FOLUA nas
Brrested ny tre Cratmmeten Sosiensl MILicl Gu Lb iaay ante, aumy arti one
Oscar Folamdo ESixADA Aldana, after rovoing a texi driver of nis car. In his
_ interrogation iy ue Gatewalan authorities, KLUM: acuitted to Leing a resber
of tie nebel Arsed torces (FAR). ie stated tiuat the car nas to ive ocen used
for a ,icnapping, but he refused to name toc target of tue plamieu kidnap attespt.
QGwte: iwLiAy nazed "CAWILO (deceased FAR leacer Carlos Francisco UGhiUnEZ.
dwntesgudo), “ARMOGC" (unidaitifiad FAR crian hesiztamce leader), “JAIME”
(iais felipe CARVAJAL, FAR Ursan xesistance leaver) and ercy Audlcar JACOES de
Lecn, aaong OUers, as rAR cecbers wita ela Ge was in contact. This would
tenc to indicate that POLDAN eas an irportant militant in the EAR urvan kesis-
tance Front.) Accoriang te information available ty tim Station, HLLDAN was
cousigned to tie courts. i apparontly was later sent to £] Favoa prison,
there ne wet LklLw-5. i
2. A check of the files of sliguel and Juan Jose de LEN Zarrios shoxs
thst the home adiress given by tion to the police was the same as the return
address on the letter Sent. to LIRING-3 py “larte,” tre gother of toe de LN
broticrs.
«Ajo,
13 Lecesber 1968
HGA- 9697
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3. (uatemala City notes in the letter which LIMLG-3 receivel from
mether of the de 20% brothers reference We greetings veing sent fran
“Mdguel, i.lsa, La iepra, La Lh yal ta, ielisa, (arta cleaa, and La wruita.'
It is requested that LINING-3 te queried for any uctalis us can crovide to;
forther icentify tese individuals and aury infergation ne Fnews as to, the FAR
Toles of tiese amdividuals. bLjua) ly, it. is requested that LIRIAG-3 be queried
for sinilar iiforsation on MULAN, whom ie apparently mew as “bspinoza." |
Finally, Wuatenala City will be greatly interested in all of the information
* LIRISG-3 can proviie on “PAYEL," including a tll physical description, if'and
ulen se is put in contact with this individual. Since PAVGL" is sybosed'tyu
be a “gemiine FAR representative,” he way vel) tum wit to be “Javier,
Contreras," or the FiIGULL"” now to biz u7na-1,
4. Por + Karagrah 3 of heference 2, Gatemala City feels thet it would
be best to wait until LIKING-3 received a ciear idea of wnat, if ary, role
he is fo be given by LIRING, before any further direct discussions are necessary
between Guatemala and texica City. As discussed durin: TURMLT's recent visit,
Giatezals City's inteTests said be best served if LIKING-3 can convince his
LIKL& contacts that Le is now ready to aeip in PBA S's efforts to support
the FAk, that because of his poor financial positiaa Le will in the future be
forced to work in & controll.a fasbien for LIRING, and that because of the
contacts winich ne establisned with FAR lvaceTs during | nis Qlwatecalan inptisen-
frente aes bo reuvervens yy ropes tas parry wacieee wos, Ut yrerroyte ase Preveenvipe
achieve LIKIAG's exds in its dealings wit:: tuc FAk. Also, once LIRINO-3 has
been pat into direct contact with the FAR support networ). in iexico City, 2s
he has been promised, we should have a clearer idea to wiiat extent the FAR
itself plans to utilize LIinG-3.
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S$. Guatemala City awaits wits interest tiie results of LIRINC-3'3
| further discussions with LIKLSG. -
@. For Keadquarters: A seperate aispatch will be forwarded containing
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the imtormution availiable to the Staticn am RULDAN.
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Leonard S. TORM:T
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ATTEND. REPLACE‘ENT TC BE LiZiNG-24, RERLACEEsT CONF AXED
BY LIRISG-3 TO WHO" LIRING ~i2 INTRODUCED LIRINS-24 AS "NY SUCCESSOR.”
2. FILE 201-7592i8, 201-778733.
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PROCESSING ACTION
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GAPKED FR LEDEXING
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Chief, WH Division _ _% tuo wears eaediae
ONLY QUALIFHED DESK
AN SUPE KOLKLIEG
Chief, Finance
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\ Action Required: FYI |
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Porwarded herewith is a Memorandum of Oral Commitments
for LIRING-3.
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~The
NM Boyrendd \ . ave .
i for Willard C. CURTIS ~
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Attachment: - - | eo
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2 ~ C/FINANCE (w/att - 1 copy) «—~
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Date, 22. Noy: enbe r. 1968
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75 : Chief, Finance Divisions , : , \ :
ViA t spontract Apprevieg Officer : os | |
FROM Ot «Chief of Sterion, Mexico City
SUZJECT; Ingsgezent of _ LIRING-3 as Independent Contractor | .
1. TEEM AND PROJECT CH'RGE: Tne Subject individual has been engazed und r oral
coctract for uss vader Proleec -LIRAVINE and is chargeable to _LIMAY
Tse effective cate of tae oral contract is _i December iv6_8 8 subject to. termination
by ODYCXZ upon SO days’ actual notice. ; \
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2. SzCURITY APPROVAL: The anpropriat.: security cpproval for subject's use has
beea terminates. Type « Date, 290.
| 326
3. CITIZENSHIP: Subsect (XX is ( ) is not a foreign national. i aren
) 9 aie
a2:
4, COMPENSATION: The Subject will be patd 4,090 ser month . 7 ‘nel spproxiaate
equivalent of tare acount OLPaLS currency is 320.00 doiiars, Sudiece ( ) will
(HH will not reecive a Chrisemzs boaus equivslear co » Other compensations
4a the nature of Sones coucitaents, gifts, paid vacaticns, etc., include: None
§, TAXES: Subject ( ) is (%} is not subject to PLPRIME income taxes. If£ subject
to PBPRist: incece taxcs, payoegts and/or deductions wiil be cade in the foilowiag renner:
1
6. QUARTERS AND/OR SUBSISTENCE: (a) Subject ( ) will (x ) will not be furnished
quarters s.d/oz subsistence allowances. (b) The following comaitments hive becn made
resaréiz) additicrsi compensation to accommodate increase of cost-of-liviag «nd quarters
expenses :
7. OPERATIONAL EXPENSES: (a) Sudject (x) will ( ) will not be rceisbursed for
operations: cravel. (0) Sudject (x) will ( ) will not be ceimoursea for operational
expenses, State natura of aay operaz ional expenses for waica Subject will be veicbureed:
operational entertain
8. CONTINGENT GBLIGATIGNS: The following have not been promised the individual but
may have to be net by ODYOX=. Give reasca fer each contingent obligation:
nn
"+ G. No commitments other than those stated above Lave (\ i re aveun .
some : : tt wn ee le
SIGNED. (Wad \,
Coftract Approvitis Officer a fy : * oo oe
fm Levee REVIEW o>. |
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“DISTRIBUTION: 3 Authentic « copies of qs Ae Zand ( Low a mcneenee
. 1 = File p- . «Special “Couaracti az OFFicor
1 © Support : .
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CUSSTFKATION
SECRET
Chief of &:
ation, Mexico City
Transaitta) of IMC for LIRING-3
ACTION RECLIRED - REFERENCES
Action Required: FYI
Forwarded herevith is a Memorandum of Oral Comni
for LIBIHG-3.
for Willard C. CURTIS
Attachrent:
woc (1), h/w
Distribution:
Qrig & 2 - C/WHD (w/att ~ 2 copies)
(2 C/FIMARCE (w/att ~ 1 copy)
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MEMORADOSA GF OPAL COMITNENTS s
. _ cole Date. 29 November 1962
70 : Chief, Finasce Division : L
VIA 3 Contract Approving Officer : i '
FROM 0: «(Chief of Station, Mexico City ; :
SUBJECT: Ingagement of _ LIRING-3 as “Independent sontractbe :
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1, TERM AND PPOSECT CHARGE: The Subiect individual kas been engaged under oral
contract for use unser Prujicce LIRAVINE cad is chargeable to _LIRAVINE .
The clfectiave u.ce G2 the oral contract is _} specomber 176.8 subjecc to termination
by ODYCRE upon 30 deys' actual notice, \ '
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2. SECURITY APPROVAL: The aspropriate security approval for subject use has
been terainstea. Type. . vate a5. . :
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2%. Forwarded under separate cover is an issue of a
supposedly "literary" Cuban publication containing two short
essays by the Salvadorian poet and writer Roque DALTON.
The first of these essays is dedicated to LIRING-3. The
interesting thing is that LIRING~3 was at that time imprisoned
in Guatemala. The essay may thus be viewed as a tribute to
"@ sulieiiag supporter Of the cause.
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2. Roque DALTON (201-215097) is, according to the files
of the Station, an agent of the Cuban Intelligence Service’
engaged in clandestine activities for the Communist Party of
El Salvador. DALTON spent some time in Czechoslovakia and is
now living in Cuba. He is the brother of Margarita DALTON .
(201-751261), whom the Cuban IS recruited to work in Mexico.
LIRING-3 pot to know PALTON in Havana in 1962-63 and became
a close friend of his (see HMMA-32283, 19 June 1967). DALTON
at one point confided to LIRING-3 that he had been approached
by WOFIRM while incarcerated in El Salvador. 1
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3. The Station is hoping that DALTON's essay is an |
indication that LIRING-3 is going to be viewed by the Cubans
in much better light after his incarceration in Guatemala. |
A report of LIRING-3's complete debriefing by ROWTON was
forwarded with HMMA-35904, 27 November 1968.
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_ y autor de diversos trabajos floséficos: Marxismo y Bastencibismu, bas ideas
estéticas de Marx, cte., este ultimo iibro ha sido publicado en Cuba por el
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dio, came ecurrhdy en WAH 1998, SP hatin
paz entre maciones polermas habla erie
pix econdmica en Cuba, sh batig pacer,
properidads Asi fdetipvente poeds inferlt.
ae que ta base viel proceesr eadaha en la
guerra, ‘Teoria niny contin ¢ el pied,
Cuando ef preelo era ojo habla ta espe.
ranza deb aniente, Ciuando era alto col
temoar de que bajara. Asi ja mentatidad
aznearera dal pueblo a cau del monte
cultiva, o como téenicamente dicen, eco.
nomia unilineai, era inestablo, Yo oat 6a
“tlene en cuenta ademas Ia historia do los
Ultinios 60 afox, eus cai vulsiones, gue~
rras, ele, ef desequiibre, econdmico te=
nha que ser factoy de ang stias y alepviag,
eperanai yo dediisianer que Rravaban
handamentwa el pensunie ito del pueblo,
Cualgaler oseilacian de precio se pentia
desde el tlimo bohio hista Ia primera
vesidencla, Claro esa que en forma muy
diferente,
No obstante saber toda ob munda o doe
ele quo ef problem ern et monocullive y
que habia que diversificar loa cullives
para Hhcuse de la dey midencin de un
prodicta, sobre tedo después de ta eviels
eoondmilen do fox ating °O, no Ke hizoy
porqne eb use de las ni quinas cortado,
ras, para realizar fa me dura de todas
las apcractanes de recaloc dan “na se pene
raite en Cuba donde fay superexistencha
de mino de obra y nw} yew eocinies vie
renter hacen gu ue exty madamente die
fal!” (cacti de: Anregado Ageicula de los
Eetader Unidos, La Habart a, 16 do febrany
dandy, Yo también porque “la meennle
wieldn on cualquier came de actividad
homana Incluyenda in agrieultura, no
debe pee Hovada demaat do tejon st he
do amargar a los homur's quo aman ta
tlervn, be fiber tat y ja dig iidad personal,
Por exo en ta Unidn Sovidtion, donde: ta
mecaularclan sebrepiuis pela dn ast.
inditehiizacton, de ta pcaduecelén cuba,
na del avticar, se dice que fos campeshios
*Saraveun canctones do preiesta aun it rev
fo de er enatlgados rove mente” (Azi«
car Amargo, Byron Whi, par. 48).
Todos estos pretextoa :* otros, reflejot
de una realidad social, de una contradice
clon insuperable en as co idiclones en que
. a. Chin -podrin resolver: .— -.-
wo plantenha, caracteriz4 ¢} periodo pre-
revoluctonario, Era verdad que eb iGte do
Ja terra cullivada era dedicada al enfin,
Que ch cullive era extensive; pero rovre
todo porque “ving mecanizacion dpthina
¥ preeipliada de los exampos eaieros po-
din tener consecuencias codticas, a me.
noa do encontrar jnmedlitamente otros
empleos para cea fuerza de trabajo",
Byron White, pay. 50),
La Contradicelon que sto unn Revolu.
Cuba era ane pale de monocultlye, El
0% do ta deren cultlvada era dedieada
Hoenn SE producto i tnayares dividens
Ll vetumen de las Importaciones estaba
determinado por ta canthdad de aziear
exportada, El desbalance podria ser re-~*
ailtaco de la osciliclén del precio en el
merendo mundi La especitien @ especial
calidad det suelo euhane yaa eb callive
de dn cai, nis los bajos salarios @ Ja
mano de obra para el carte fueron deter
minantes ¢n el anilisis de la cosicabilidad
mis baja de la produccion azucarera cu-
bana en comparaciGn con Hawai y Lou.
alana, donde Ja mecanizaetin agricola del
corte, alza y stonbra pacdtepon haber de=
ferminado un caste iia bajo en la pros
duccién, en la década des 40 all 50.
Con una poblacién de mas de 5 miilo«
nes de hahitantes entre lo. afos 40 y 50,
Cuba destlinba 280000 al corte de eafa
oxen ceren del 10%. de by poblacldn, Pero
al ne considera la poblacdén activa en
edad de trabajo, los numeros varian es
candilosamente.
Los proptetirios necesitaban mand de
obra, barata, yoen canthiwt para realizar
Ja vafras La recoleccion duraba cuatro
nieves, Los temparcros de aitfta Ke cone
vertion en desempteades cunnda esta tere
malnaba. Meennizar la dadustela azacarera
-padrhy siguificar un aumento de das utle
Udades por eb baja costa de produccl6n
que contlevarias pero cl desempleo au.
mental aprevendo una sitchin sock
ecuyos sesultados eran hinprevidhles, Por
otra parte, aonivet Jnterpactonal, una dis
miauclin en coslo dv preavcelén azucie
rera cio Cuba, dptimn en este caso, seria
determinante del preclo, por cuanto éste,
Jejos co venly determionado por In oferta
y ta demanda, es readtado de low promes
dios sociales de praduccion a nivel inter.
nacional. Esto hubiese provecado la quice
bra on Hawai, Pucrto Rico, Lulsiana, ete.
¥ Jos norteamericanos, {utores y benefice
cinrlus do ja explotacién neocolonial vee.
Jaban pox un clevto equilibria en sus pco-
colonlas, FE) desplazanienta de otras
Productorca hublese perndiido una con.
a+ eee kno se velan;-por no exbtir, pasibliidadys
Peenreeig
currencia privileglada de Cohn en el mere
cado mundial Kate suo dosado de joa
capitalistas cubanos fue cortada con un
ximple sistema de cuotas gue ia metrépo'l
norteamericana iImpuso, poniendo asi paz
entre los irquictos tutchuios, Natural~
mente que Ja medida determind tambida
un estancamienty econim!co, :
Internamente, los ebreres re oponlan
@ todo In que filcse mecanizacién porque
esta ncerrenria wy desemples en muaen y
de apelén en otrog trabejes que no fuesa
Te dnduetrha azucniesi,
Ya aneho de induatrlatizar y diversifiear._
porque su estado de dependencla econd=
mica y neocolon!al no se fo permitia. La
politica del compradar determinaba -¢l
producto, Para industrinhzar y diversifie
car hay que ser libres ¥ low goblernos
cubanos eran dependientes do ia metrépolt
norteamericana que no habla previsto ¢n
su planificacién de obtencién de bencficios
estas aspiracioncs. La Importacién de ma=
terias primas y la exportacion de exceden.
tes manufacturados es un privilegio de
prandes y deanrrolladaa Kl ehiquite que
feygaba tarde ada mesa to podin gentaree
aecomer, Tenin que esperar a que los
“grandes” terminasen: pero evan de una
voracidad sin Jimites, Marti lo habia pre=
visto, “ED pueblo que compra, manda,
EY puchlo que vende, sirve Hy que equbs
Hivenr el cymerclo, pura aeegurar da le
bertad, El puchle que quiere morir, veto
de aun solo puebios y ct que quiere sale
vatse, vende amas de uno” (Obras com!”
pletay, Vol 1, Tomo t pag. 262),
La verdadera Jiberacién se hails on esas ,
palabras: La evolucién tenia que resole
ver esa contradiccion: .
Una ley de desarrollo capitatista os que
In. actenulacifti xe hace a expensna de la
explotacién, empobreciniento y depaupes
raclén progresiva de low pruletariog: Pore
que el valor de tn fuerza de trabajo viene
determinate por ta posibdidad de reproe
duccién de dicha fuerza, Al aplicar outa
Jey del desarrollo capitafisto, In clo dre
minante obtlene beneficlus a expensas de
la clase obreray pero en in interrelaclén
de fuerzas y con el provio desarrolia del
capitaliame, la direcelén principal dela
explotacién en los paises cagitallstas, pasd
de la clace obrera pacianal alas colonias
y ncocolonias, sufriendn estas ditimas el
mayor rigor de Ja Icy ce! valor y produ-
ciéndose Ja actual acumulacién de capital
de lox paisca desarroliacdna » expensas de
lon subdesarroliados, Per esa mientras
mas cosarrollados son unce, mas atrasa~
dog son otros, ,
waeeetog, por vie de exportaclén, era eb aztiears---la-agelculiura-del piv no podla-reatizarse-> ~ -
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Esta contradi¢clin: pata poder desarro-=
arse hay que ibeyarse Cel explotudor,
xe phintenba en Cuba de torn: Conrusn,
cone Ua eireulo vieioss Para salir del
monorultive y dependeacia acondmica dz
un producto hay que diversificar ¢ indus=
trializar » para lograr it industriatizacian
¥ divevaitics ion agricole hay que Hberar
Ix faeray ds draiaupe daticada cal azteca
@ travs de he navesndeacion cated y Hai
meceniere hace Pilla da seyuridad exconds
mice de que Gsta rendira ulilidades,
Los obrero. se oponian a la mecani.
gaclon porque po exisua otra aller=
nativa de trabago.
Los capitilidas no mecanizaban par
Ia inseguiidad del precio en el mer=
cado mundial,
La mecatneacion debe habérsele pre=
sebt.de ® alghaies come una inversion
dudes, bor otra jute ta mano de
obra era barata y en grandes cantie
dudes, 2) suelo tema tales caracte~
ristlens que casi sla atencion produ.
cia en condiciones: eapatibtes,
Hay um factor mds complejo: La in=
asiria seacarera cae tenka perspestl-
ves a hugo plaza; pera tampaco ere
desechabie en lo famediata por’ lin
reniebilidad que praducia. Su future
era davietto: pero ste presente dabay
Vtilidodes, Pstiw caricteristteas, entte
seq de dnestabiniad, vacilaciones, rl
Bigs alee y bagas, Tejon de provacat
declstones ep una ue otea diveccian,
Mantuva wn estate en lua propic=
fatios vo gouernantes, Tel parece que
hobiedea esperado que un dnponderi.
ble o eb siaple teanscorsa del tempo
resulviese una sitameidn que ada par
que les preocupaha, demustrabhan
ineptitud para resolver,
Sic) aguear era ta fuente principal
de ingresos y acumulacton, por tun
to la base finunclera del desxarrato
dolla ser esta,
8)
db)
e)
a
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Probleman especiiicus:
a) 500,00C cortaduores de caida. Repre=
genta el 106 del tutas ce la pollne
efon y coven del 40% de la poblacton
en edad labocal,
by AGT ue da tierra cutlvada des
tina a cade
¢) La eoncentractin de be cada la dnl-
ca onctividad productive que padia
+ permit, pigresor uel, seat, Re en,
contraba distribulda eatre un ndnero
relativamente bajo,
a) Ta reparticién den ocrdtica de la
fuerza de trabajo eri, como los ins.
talaciones azucarerw, horlzentu, ¢s
deer, @ lo lurgo y coucho de Ja tsla,
Concentrar las insti laciones azuca,
reras en tierras de iy ayor productivi-=
dad y acorde con les u.stalaciones de
mayor capachdad, sionia también ia
voneentracian de la amino de abra,
Tins dos fuentes do clyeezas prhielpatog
de Cuba, sucto y lane de Obra, quedaron
sttaeditades a un monocul jive cuyo fulurd
era Incierto.
ficuclon ¢ Industrializac.on cel pais no
tanto con las probabilidg tes de gananeclit
de un producto inseguro,. sino con ly yeas -
lidud de oun suelo rico yuna fuerza’ de
‘trabajo apie, pero por sicptilud y con
formisino unidos a lag piesionss y tutcla
de logs Fstadoy Unidos ne encararon con
resolucion ii proceso dnamica que su
vision estrecha lea hack eparecer eali<
tivo.
BE) simple transcurso del tiempo con
des consecuiencias ineviti bles, una social
y olfa econdmica (crecin-lento de la po.
blacién y concentrasion de capital), en
las condicienes de la economia cubana,
conduela i una erisis dels siema Jperians
te: la Revolicidn fue da respuesta, AUL
donde la burguesia en sa double condielon
de propietaria y gobernar ty demostrd in=
capacldad y vacilé, Ia Bavolucion tenia
que superphe La Reva pein heredds lod
problemas que no habinn sila encaractos
yolw contradiceiones qe ho hablan sido
LeSUcHins,
Las soluciones que al) unos: exerit-res
progresistas, esiudiesoy a economistes
planteahan a jos graves croblemas de In
eeononta nuclonid, no adie resultaban con
et Gempo meros paliative + que solamente
Jogsatian da dilacidn de a erisis ¢ trre«
soiucian de los problemad sino que res
sullaban reformas impeacticables por ins
vontrndicciones que a& 4 vez creaban
Véeuse a modo de ejem oa el npéndice
Wo. DO de Jose Antonio Guerra, de fecha
28 de septiembre de 1942 Tambien al.
kiinaa conclusiones de Evien White en
“Agiour Amurye", pig. 173 y siguiontes,
Pore ha Kevalucién no olamente here=
do problemax y contradle ones, sli qua
por su soly presenicla y nardraleza del pros
veo como otras problennig y contsiules -
clones que xe vierun agud zados tanto por
In agvesividad que desde el primer mo~
mento desurrollaron fos { npecinlisiais os
tadounidenses como por a ignorancla y
fnitn de madurez det pcblea, quien pers
Ineada por Jas ideas ticles del pasado
eyela gute con Je slimple na ionallzacion de
oer’ fa :
pene
+ ---- + taclones azucarcras yas importaciones,
Ciba
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In industria azucarcra y otros eectores
pedian superarse lug problemas, La dike
trlouclén de iy riqueza, &cumuluda por la
burguesia hasta entonces, nv hubiese scre
vido para sobrevivir mais que pocos afios
y adenuis de seer uldpican hubicse enajes
nado el desarrollo Industrial del.pais. Por
otra parte, eb capital acuinulada yg bra.
faba par Cheb daa dicen tious
ageicula onl hustalaciones: lnduatrintes,
Tamblén el mereado seguro que fos Listae
dos Unidas represeniaba pra las expo
tento de alimentos, arliculos dz lujo y
plezar de repuesto, desuparecin, La st.
Binidad que la burguesin aceptaba, apres
clo de angtistio e inéeriidumbre, esta cee
guridad = relativa, desaparecia con Ja
Revulucion,
Fata era resultado de una contradiccién
que ene) plano de lag relacionza inter~
nacionales, bitaterales yo coal exclusiva
entre Cuba y lod Eestadlug Unidos, los tls
thos Hevaban la mejor parte. El desa.
rrollo econdémico tenia que haberio enca-
rado la burpuesia cubana a pesar de lov
Estados Unidos, Desarictar sise quiere una
convepeién nucionalista, ehauvinista, a2
iulependencia ecoudmica, pero au concep.
cién de fatalismo geogratco, sus temores
¥ balbaceos le dnpidieran eeallzar una po
itlea para la que beein falta, ademis
de voraje, intelivencia de una parte da
natoraleva del lmpertatiina se revel Ine
cops pun conceder refernias y por ote,
eR ounn earacteristlea subcenceis de bas *
burguesias nacionaies latingamerieanas, su
temor a rebelarse contra los tutores a3
unt pollilea y economia ybe por su poder
y rapackiad les infunde temor, Eat el ens
de ln tneamerica noes Ginte queno hoya
eristalizado una concicnca nacional burs
* pues, sino que be existeria de esta clacg
tiene una concicneia de dvpendencia de
Rstalos Unidos que la iaenpacita en ests
periada histérvica: para ver to posibitidad
de waa exixtencia Indenendicnte, ,
Con ef trlunfo de ta Revolucion, los bur«
sues Y poquefios burgqurses nbanconaron
Cuba, no sulamente por tis intervencionss
sevoluclonarias, sing Guntedn par ky cons
vicciOn que tenia de queen podia mane
tenerse un gobierno que amicare won poe
Ittica bo xdlo a pesar de fos Estados Unie
dos, sing contra los Intoresey y objotivos
ce tow Batudos Unidos, Heblan edo my
deperdientes y cobardes, Desarvolfaron y
aceptivan came ‘eeuestionab'es, conceplos
cue: elevaron a catesarias de axioms po
Titicos, sin pore atarye oue eran ec} refejo de
Tina ideologia y ercencine temorosas: “Sn
aadear no Lay Pata. “Cb puehia cubano
cx haragin”, "Cuba cst muy cerca de loa!
Foe 1
, & libertad ¥ esfuerzo del ot
were gen ppg aye
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Eatadon Unidos para hacer to que Je plaz-
ca", etedlera. eo ”
SI al gobierno de tos Estados Unidos
y a las burguesias letinnsmeriéanag catisé
asombro y estupefaccion la proclamaclén
socialista de Ja Revoluchin cubana, en las
cobardes Lurguescs y pequcios burgucscs,
arheane en des cobanog cn Mle, eb orf
Ren Gel anunbia ay era Lanta econdniea,
sino que provenls del hecho de que so
mantuviese In Trevoluclin, La cabardia Ja-
mas concibe otras. solucnvicr -qua--las -ya
experimentadas, Para c'lea las reformas
eran dificiles, cast utdpicas, ;Una Revolu.
clén, imposible!
as ofracteron mercado paca cl azucar,
Eos Inversiones econdmicus para el de-~
sirrovie de Ja industria que la Jogica prio-
rizaba, se vicron obs
quico dmpucslo por low no. tcumericanos
y por lu necesidad de Gesartullar un apa
dato militar fuerte vy moannfisinio, capaz
de enirentar tanto Ins upresiongs, como
Jag -‘amtnuzas constantes yim los Estados «
Unides y gobiernes luticumericanos rea.
Jigaban,
\
“Lox_savitdlcou_y. denris-pilsea-coetatlor ~ ,
acuzadas por el blow ¢
ate
“Hoy Is situacion se plantes ron qgutleza.
Para Nevar acelante in diveesificacién
agricola @ industilalizactén cel pals, hace
fulla mano de ebra, Lu. cithanos en edad _
Jaboral samos unos 2000000 y ob 30 por |
clenta esta dedieado ata recolored azie
carer, .
Liberor ecta fuerza de trabajo stipona
Ta posiniticodt de dirigirla # otros scctares
donde sit productividad y desarrollo pore
milta Ia acumulacién do riqtezas: necesn
rias al despeque coondudeo. Earn esto hay
que mecan'zor In industiiaguearera, La
matiquing que colle y he Lp ard ne sélo
Aid Go cubanos, formid bie frerza de tras
Jbajo, sing que terminira por. primera”
voz con el fatigezo corte de cada, uno da”
los trabajar mis duros y violontos que en:
ef plancia se ecnoce, El machete, simboto, -"
ano, también
sumo do acprends y anyustla, se cone
vortiva on tra piext Gs rite, :
Todavia por alyunos ahos habra que
Cepender del meractitiva cahera, y del
‘ ane prodicta partcipal de exper.”
J eta pelovidad ezaeurera es una
de das razones, que determina: ta Impose -
Lilidad de cantar con mio dq obra sue
ficizate porn desarroltar ottos cultivos de
manera intensa, Es posit'ciuente adlo ent
Cuba, donde no da of fn tw ena de un equ
Norio entre Ja densidad de poblacién y tas
Usrrras cultivalies, equiubile en nuestro.
e280 desfavornile al Jedarvalla ceandémle “_
co, ¥ que re ye enurndo eo agravads por
cl prccominio cafero, ; }
io
fae eee
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SI on vez de 7 millones fir’semos 10 mi
Nenes de cubanos eb probit se plantes.
ruier otvtes términos, Vodiin tal vez en-
carnrad in mecanizaciéa aruearera como
paulatina y paralela al desarrollo de otros
secteres; pero en nuestias vondiciones la
mecanizacion resulta un requisito sins
qua new,
Bong hi niccanizactin no slo pradited
efeetos ccondivteas shoo que elimi pro
fimo en de cardcter “leo. La verdadera
liberacién sera Ge la fatigasa carga del
corte manual,
| Almuitn oa alcho que CT yerdadera Tm
do la Revolacidn es una micuina corlado-
ba, que cuando esto acuent ta Revelvciia
oo" habricv rote una de as eecenas mis pe~
sadis y difiviles.
Esto representara la liberacién ae una
parte considerable de la poblactin on
edad Mhortt » rompera las borveras dg
ta Dada pooduetividad ervos resullados
eootediana ys hirea phage, seu ddfbeiher ate
Preveer, feo industria aevenrera sigue
slendo inelorta, wn dante esisle fa posiblit,
dad de prodadr avdacar slat4tieas en cons
dhclones econdanicas Bere busta tuto eso
noo ocurra, is indusivin azucarera de la
eafla, secuiza sierde la bao do nuestro
desarrollo ccondmice yen pees ages, ess
_ Cansendy en lus riquegas de nicsiro suct
y ¢n Jn fuerza de nues'va pueblo, la Rew
Volucion hobra resucite is eontradicclone
y problemas que Umora:oa y vacilantes no
supiéron encarar con el vator y el coraje
que le habian Jegado las tradiciones mam=
bivas; el mechete que stvid para romper
el nudo con Espaha, s rve hoy tambien
como parante exclusive, per la mano qua
To empufia, de un doseeeiio econdmica
en ol que sin riesgo don ngtin (po pueden
enntine todos fos gobler 103 y pueblos del
mundo, :
ay La cabinada dé” sorte ¥ alza qi
Vimes en In Basica del Cauto repre
semis cum ayuda inestimable ab pro,
longado esfuerzo y.saciificia qua hay---—
que realizar en ais: de una acumus
Jacién de riquezas pte financlar-tana
to In industria: como la diversiflencién
arvicala,
b) Representa an iner‘tento de la po
Hineldn en edad Int seal,
ce) Hard desaparecer wir espeele de sens
tinlenta de culpel dad que natus
ralmente tenemos que sentir todos
. respreto al obrero .gricola cortador,
d) Ta miquina de cort + y alza constitus
ye ol primer esiabor: de ta Revolucion
Industelal necesorhy a nuestra desae,
_Frolig y Micots. tot Hiberacién, |
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TEE RRR TEE ATEN Pe yy Om] Tene mene ploy amet ear ne ernie ene
Activilad y praads,
Tora pranta eg actlyidad, pare no toda -
Aetlvidil es prusls, Al seialar Marx qua
el idealiamo, en eontyasie con vl mialerhie
liso, atimive ef Judo active de ja velacion
sujetu-objoto, y al subi iiyar, WSU Ved, bu
defacto —ne vor esta actividad como prace
tea os previene contes lode Intento
de estableccr un sigma do iguaicnd entre
actividad y praxis. De ahi que para dele
milar el contemdo propio de esia ultima
y niu relaclou con ulvas cedyidudes, sea
breciso distinguir Ia praxis, como formna
Ge actividad ¢ peeiilea, de otras AUG Duis
den oslay dase daiginente Vinculadua
& ella, :
Pay actividad en general, entendemos
el acto o conjunte de actos en virtud-de :
lon cunles un sujole retivo (agente) mu.
difica una materia prima dadu.te Tata
eareutcricncion de la aclivalid juelamenta
hor au quacyalitadl uy eapevlieca el lipo do
aernle (fine, biadgles o hunwaa) al la
haturaleva ce la materia prima sobre la
que actia (cuerpo Livice, sev viva, Vivene
CH peiquies, prupo, relacién o dnstitucior
Boclal) We determina tmnpero ja e-povio
Ge Ketos (fivicog, psiquicos, eoclales) que
Conducen a erin Cea farniagion, iI bee
surface de ta acuyichul, een, aU producia
80 di uxmilsmo, eu niveies diveynus: puce
@o ser una nueva particula, un cuncripio,
un Util, una obra artistica o un nuovo sise
tema social, ‘ :
En esto amplio sentido, actividad ce
Spone a pusividad, y sy osfera es Ig co da
efectividad, no la de lo mornamente posi.
ble, Agente es to que obra, lo que actia
¥ No lo que esta salemoute en posibliidad
o drponibiiidad de actuar u obrar, Su
actividad no es potencial, sina actual Se
da efvctivamento fin que pusda Rey sepa
rada do} acto o conjunto eta actos que la
constituyen, La activitid mueatra en las
Folaciones entre Ine partes Y el todo los
raagoa de una tolalldad concreta. Varios
actos desarticulndns o yilxtopueston’ cae
Aualmente no permiten hablar de activie
dad; ca preciso qua loa acton sinpulares
fo aitlenion @ eclructiren, cone elemene
tox de un tedo, 6 dein prorusa total, qua
dexembocn en ta moaditicacién de una moo
(ceria prima. Por ello, a’ toa actos det
agente y a la materia scbve la cual se
elerce esta actividad, hay.qua agrecar el
fesiiteds o procicta que es era “natenta
amlemu ya tyensformada por el agonte.
‘Nueno eoncoptoe de aciivitad on lo si.
flelentemente amplie para qua enelohe,
por ejoroplo: a uni niyef fiuslen, las relacton
nes nitclcares do determinndus particulas
que conclucen a ja transformacidn de unos
elementos quimlens en ant ‘confunio, ola.
activided do un érgano en particular; a
ua nivet pziquice, Ing actividades dal home
bre o del anima det tipo de ja sonsorlal,
Feileja Instintiva, etestera;.en este plana’
incintivo, Ja actividad pucdo manifestarsa
como una serle de actos tan complejos
como el de Ja construccién de un nido por
un péfaro, sin que por ello deja de ser
una activigad meramente -biolécion, nee
tural, El hombre también puede sor ws
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foto do actividades —hintdpteas o Instin-
tivns—| que na rebasan suonivel mera
mente natural y que, por tanto, na pode.
mos considerarles como especificamente
humanas,
La actividad prepiamente humana sdlo
se da cuando los actes dirigidos a un obe
Jelo para Wansformario co inielan con ua
resultado ideal, o fa, ¥ teraitian cot un
sultada a praddeto electives, reates, Ta
este caso, los aetos no dio se hatlan des
ferminodos casualmente por un estado
‘anterior que -se-4re-datdo--efeetivamento--
~—determinscién del pasade por el pre-
Fente=, sing por alge que no ene una
osistencla efectiva aun y que, ahr embare
ko, Getvrmina y rennla toy diferentes ace
fos antes de desembocar en un resultado
real; o sea, Ja determinacidn no viene del
pasado, sino del futuro, ,
La adeomictéit a fines,
Ente mode de articuaehin y deters
Naclon Ae fox diferentes accor det procesa
active Gsdnuen vadicahnenis by aetivl
Gad especiticaninte aussana de cudquier
otra que se halie acum nivel meramente
nenuval DMeha aenividad entvatia lie ine
Torbeneidny abs ke cas leitch ponaehas a da
cut ef vesuitada: ey bite Goa ved
Uempos disthitos--. coino resuitade ddeal
¥ como producta real EL vestdfaea real
qhe sé quiere obt.ner, existe primers
Iteatinente, como mere prada de ht
conelencia, y dos ditereates actos del pros
mso se ardchiay a estrus “ay Canary
ab yesuitadia Gue se da primero en ch leme
py er deel ei beitide dca Bor esta
anticipavion del resultado que pretene
de obtener, ha activ mente hus
mana tlene un ceracter consciente, Lo
avitacteristicn de ovhy ew que por mucho
que diste ef reside resd deb ideal se tras
ta, en tedo caso, de adecuat infencional.
mite eb primere al segunde, Huo no
siynifiea que el resultado obtenida haya
de sep fortosameatc Waa mera dupliens
elda peal dear tnedsta ideal preexistonte,
Noy da adecuaclon na tleae por qué sett
Pertecta, Prede ascmefarse poea, eo inet
so nada, al fin orisiinirio, ya que cste sue
fre cambios, a veers vadicaics, eh el pros
eeso de su realizacion, Ahora bien, para
que pueda hablaree de actividad humana
basta que se planter en ceili un resultade
fdead oo Ta a cumpue, coiie pinto de pire
tida, y ima infengion de adecuncidn, indes
pendientemente de come se plasme, en
delinitiva, el modelo idea! oviginario,
Exia inadveuacian entre intenclin y ree
sultado sa pone de menith sta tanto en In
actividad de los tndividuos econo en ta
proplamente sock Aqui, mietitras los
hombres no san conscieniws de las leyes
que rigen ef pracesa ecandn leo-soclet, Ip
persecncidn de diferentes Ines por log
miembros de la sociedad da tugar a ace
vidades diversas de los indi idues © grue
pos sociales en los que dichos fines se
contraponen, equilibran o s: subordinan
entre si produciendo result: dos que no
coneuierdan can sus intencio ies O que se
dav con fidependencia de és as, Tai ree
lagiones de prodaceloa, por ejemplo, son
relveiones que los hombres ¢ mtvaen Indes
pendiontemente de suo voluriad y de sa
conciencian, Es decir, son pi aducidas pov
los hombres coma productos sityos Inins
fencionales." EL progreso histérico se
ervactoriand, entre offas cosas, por una
stiperaehiny de esta inintenclovalidadk. Lost
hombres que en el pasado pre dujeron inias
tencionanaente Rr esehivitud ot feudalls«
mo y el capitalismo se propor on hey, cans
cientemente, In destruccion de Ins relas
clones capllalistas de prodae ién y hn ins.
farrectdn del vociatisnio, Desu aunque la
historia Haman reydstra re duitidos que
nadie hal querids, esta inin eneionalidad
hho es sino la forma qua socli mente adap.
ta el resttado de ky aclvide | desplegada
por los individutes como scares sociales
que actian consctentemente, © Volvere.
Ine ht ndebiate Geel capliula Vv) sobra
enti cuestlon,
La acdvidad bumana ex, por tanto, ace
tyidad conforme a fines, y & os séla exise
ten por el hombre, como pre luctos de su
eonclenela, ‘Vode acciin ver rideramonta
mimana exige elerta conelencia de un fla,
eb ena se supedita al curso de la actividad
‘visina,
HI fhies, asu vez, la expecstén de clos
fa actitud del sujeto ante la reabasna, Por
ehinecho de trazarme un tin, i dopto clerta
posiciday ante etki. Qulen se orupoue va.
lizar un viaje, construire ana stlla, pintac
un etude o transforma una regimen 30+
cial, welestea dererminads actitud ante una
situaelén real, presente. St el hombre
Viviera en plona armonia con la realidad,
a en total conciliacidn con su presente, no
senha dn necesidad ae ne; arioe fdeal+
mente nb de confleurary en sp conclonela
una realidad Mnexistente atin. Carece da
sentido, en verdad, proponers2 un fin ya
aleanvado, o un restilado cbtenido, EL
lin prefigura ideatmente lo quid atin no se
losracatennaa Por eb hecho de trazarse
fnes, el hombre nlega une ronlidad efees
Uva, ¥ atiema otra que no existe todavia,
Pero los fines son producto: de la cons
clencia, y, por ello, la activid: d que rigen
es consviente, No xe trate ce la activi
dad de um conciencla pura, sino de Ut
roneleachy det hombre se dab que a
puede preseindly de ke produc tin de fhws
en ninguna forma de activids d, Incluyens
do, por supuerto, he pricticu, material,“
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‘animales: y humanas,
Marx hace resaltay of papel del fin en una
nellvidadt prictlen como el trabajo huma-
no. «Al fial del proceso de trabajo, brota
un resultado que antes de comenzar el
proceso existia ya en la mente del obrero:
es decir, un resultade eve tenia ya cxis-
tencia ideal, El obvers no se limita a
hacer cambiar de forma Ja materia que Ie
beloda Ja natiuvateza, sino que, ab misme
tempo, reallaan on ella st flu, flv que bt
snbe que rige como una Jey las modalida-
des de su netuacion, y nl que tiene que
supeditar su voluntads,(@ .-
Al subrayar aqui el papel de la produe-
clén de fines en eb proceso de (rabajo,
Marx destaca aulmisno ef papel del objeto
o~ela materia que ke bebidas da natwales”
Zie—m sobre eb cual se ejerce dicha acti.
Vided. La transformacion de ln natura.
Jeza material en productos mediante eo}
trabajg no podria darse sin estas condi:
clones materlales, pera, a su ves, Marx
aubragn Justamecote por tratarse del (roe
bajo como ann nettyldad oxpeciileamieates
Kianana cf papel determinante del fin, y
su earieter da ley en dicho proceso do
transformaci6n material,
1 fin, por santo, prefigura aqui eb re.
aultado dyna netividad real, prieticn,
Que ya heed pura netividad de tn eanelens
tla Gractas a ello, ot hombre no se hatha
enum relacion de exterloridad con sus die
Acrentes actos y con su products como site
cede cumdo su trata den agente fisieo
9 enimal, sino en nnn relaciin de interios
rhdtd co eflos, ya que su euncioncia estas
Dlece ol fin coma ley de sus actos, ley a da
que se stbordinan, y que rige, en certo
moda, et orodueto, “Este deminiv jemas
puedy ser absoluto, ya que se halla lime
tado por cl objeto de In aceién y los mee
dios con que se leva a cabo la materiale
zuclin de los finey,
Asi, pues, al antielpar idealmente el re.
suliado efeelive, puede ajustar suis actos
como clemontos de, una totalidad regida
por cl fin. Esta prefiguracién ‘ideal del
resultado real diferencia: vadicalmente In
netividad del hombre de cualquier” otra
ketlvidad animal que, externamente, pu-
dlera asemejarse a cila, «Una aria —dle
ce Mars ejecuta operaciones que seme.
Jan las manipulaciones: det tejedor, y ta
construccién de los panales de ins abejas
Podria avergonzar, por su perfeccion, a
mas de un maestro de obras, Pero hay
algo en que et pear muestra de obras
aventnfa, desde luego, a ta mejor abeja,
y es el hecho de que, antes de ojecutar
ja canstrucclén, Ja proyecta en su cere-
brov,(h .
- Tonrando en cuenta Ia semejanza exter=
Na quo puede darse entre clertos actas
hay que conclulr
que la
actividad propia del hombre n
, |
puede reducirse a su mera oxprosién exte.
vor y que de ella forma parte esencial-
menie la actividad de Ja conciencia, Esta
actividad se despliega coma producciéa de
tines que prefiguran ideaimente el resul-
tado real que. $e quiere obtener, pero se
manifiesta, asimismo, como produccién da
conocimienins, es decir, en forma de con+
eeplos, hipdtesty fecrias a eyes medhinte
Jox cuales et hombré conoce in reutidad
Entre Ja actividad cognoscitiva y Ip tee
leologica hay diferencias importantes, pues
‘+ mientras la primera tiene que ver con una’
.tvalidad presente de li cual se pretende
alar razén, Ja secunda bace referencia a
una redlicad tutura, y, por tanto, inexiae
“tente adn.“ Por ot¥o tidy, mientras 1a Bes”
lividad comnoscitiva de por si ao entraha
una exvigencia de accion efectiva, la actle
vidad_ teivolégica Neva implicita una exis
gencia de realizacion, en virtud de ja cust
xe tlende a haccy tel fin uni enura dg la
Aceon teak a efecta, en cuanto antl
clprchin, hlead da un pestedtado peal que
Se quicte uleanza, el fines también expres *
plan de Una necesidad humana que sélo se
kalisface con ol logo del resulta que
aquel prefigura oe anticipa. Por elle, no
ca flo antespacdon tdeat de te ear enta
per venir, sla de aio qite, adem, quge
remo que vena, Y, en este sentido, eg
causn de aecion y dotermina —coma pore
Venire- nuestros actos prerentes, Clerto
es que el hombre no solo andcipa er futuro
con Fit actividad tetvaldyiens al dor razén
de una realidad presente, y sobre Ja base
dest conocimicnte puede prever ana fase
de su desenvalvimicnto que no se da adr.
‘Val es Ja logitima funcloa de ta previsién
clentifiea, Con ella, se anticipa idealmene
te la que todavia no eaisto cfectivamente,
Pera esa anticipavion Real del futuro no
entraha necenariamente que queranas 6u
eaistenela real, o acpiremos a contrive
@ que advenga. En este caso, ef tuturo
no determina nuestros actos: es decir, la
prefiguracién ideal de una realidad inexise’
tente no rige coma una Ivy —n diferencia
. del fin— nuvatra acelin, Fn pocun pyla«
bras, la actividad copnuseitiva de por st
no ‘nos mucve w actuar.
Pero eso no sicnifica
actividad de Ja conciencia se hallen sepae
radas por una muralla insalvable. No sa
conece por conocer, sino al servicio da
Un fin, 0 serie defines que puede tenet
como edabon inical el de tu conquista
de ta verdad; a su vez, como antes achas
lamos, los fines que la concicnela produce
Nevan en sti seno una exigencia de realise
zacidn, y esta realizacién presupone —ens
tre otras condicioncs—~ unu actividad cog«
Noscitivg sin a cual dichos fines jamds
podrian tocar tierra, ea decir, cumpilrse,
?or otra lado, todo fl presupone deter-
@ una y otra
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eesti dnidlts de cleltd tlvet clitiostitl
vU-= nd peril thestticttlted thifysects del
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Ast, (tte, EA ected te fi Bodieloneda,
ft) te deeepatide dt tadliy erercintehit aes
Vivid) heingtad, #e ba phestnily eon
siabientida eke teed y predtieeitin a Gite
toclitoitos en talib tiridad. Stel hoa
hie acdntorn aleattire eb inthe tortie ed,
p Sh bbe ofra pail) Fs etitded sleinpre
st inland off elt esiddo Relval, hd eeiitiiia
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tle ante Peleus, ereparvus att log cuales
no puttin Hevarse a cabo la alteracion 6
destruceién de clébing prop states que hee
ce posibld i dparivion de ty nuest, oljjeto,
“cor mens pinpledstivs: = Bie tl trabrtjy, —---
the Mebsxy eet foabrr ge cireiia coy
th portey heerbrat ety Ta niatevine tle da
Wiiadesit, Pure en aees i na, fuceens
natttentes qe fermi sie torporeh tat, les
bravery ing plerncta, In cal sat y Ja meant,
fea de bee ines fisindll tse, Dado tty
Tonite atlt punt eee dicapll vet, Eee mitye
techie qin i atateatege dp behitaseo
Pinshtenie, ob products cg au aetivittad
tuttieldtihoildtd es ait bie o nine dab qub
subsist! boa dittependentdia del girdevsu dt
sue geciacicaa, y que eo dna Ruatiandividatl
yy SB atithth dite BE agi, bd deci,
poled Vii (nla etienion pate clo dt te
(vi athfledies: qi the erestetey
Day bate ety pst devky aque tet
AVI pistetieg rec bed, divfetita Unite
teth Yah dtererts Jieie ash in orertietds
let Mie ty Sie Pda sti sete chy
af elubiery dasprontdy ee ctivic to objet
tis, Make subriya eb en fieler peal, ols
Jetiva, ae it pts cst Greats chadasnsrnithy
VU) danitte eXtorttts que ee: dolepemtionty
dle sh baiiblentela @ co BH edatdiicla, BL
UHR de i nett ita, pet dea es ke bivttt
fetoad, dt sketedad olds itimbees fertes,
Had de bra tencidad ba ha tentstot itis
tin veal, objediva, def tteutdo dintiiad a
Pacha Proc Rathedeeee MUL rholtindk, ibe
pidett ditedian, Vd dita ek diy
ohio, yoke trate de dn sociedad como nuiies
. Praxis tenemos la actividad prictica pros
-justamente relactones de produccion,'44)
‘alo en Fu producto,
«Marx— el bombre asimila «bajo una fore
ee dee, hoprintonde en la imaterin trabite
Jada da niaren de sus tines,
este adecuneldn a un tin eome tno te los
‘ental ejoree sit nccién el sufeto pucde ser:
a) lo dado naturalmente, o entes naturas
les; b) productos de una praxis anterior
que se convierten, a su vez, cn muterle de
una nueva praxis, como los materiales ya
preparados con gue trabaja el obrere o
eren eb artista plistieos e) la huniimo mis«
rau objeto de tn praxis politica o revo:
lueonarla, yu se trate de individuos cons
cretos, En unos casos, como vemos, la-
praals tlene por objeto al hombre y, en
otios, une materia no propiamente hu-
mana: natural, cn unos casos, artificial,
en otros, ,
Ente las formosa findauentales dz ta
ductiva, o ryelaclén material y (transfor
madora que el hombre establece —me-
diante su trabajo con In naturaleza, 0)
Gracias af teabja, el hombre veneo la res
alstenchy do das materi: y feeraas natue |
riley y even un mundo de uhjetos utiles
que sutisfacen determinadas necesidades.
Pero como cl hombre es un sev social, ests
proceso soluinente se realiza en determl |
andes condigiones soclales, es decir, en ob
marco de dertas relaclones que lox home
bres contraca como agentes de ta protuce
clon en este procesa yo quo Marx llama
Mn el proceso de trabajo, eb hombre
vaticndose de los jnstvumentos oO medios
adecundos transiorma un objeta von arcs
glo aun fin. En ctiants materialize civre
to [no proyecto, se objeliva en ¢lerto mo-
Ein el trabajo —dico
ma atil para su propia vida, Jas materias
que bho naticateva te brindas,4) pero sale
puede ashnilavas ohyetivaudose on ellas,
Mars semua
“el instrumento de trabajo —condiclin ma-
terlal_ y objetiva del proceso laboral— a
trabajo .humano, cf insteumento aparece
asi “humanizado tambitn —-tanto por su
‘atsa como por su fabricaci6a—-, Cierta es -
que esta humanizacion na puede conces >:
Virsa enum sentido abstracts, antrapolde
silva, xing come expression tanto de una,
deternminada refackn entee eh hombre y la
naturnleza como de dns condiclones povlite
Jes en que los hombres praducen (retacios
nes de produccién}, Por ello dice Marx:
«Los Instrumentas de trabaj> no son sola-
mente e} barémetro indicaccr del desarros
No de Ja fuerza de trabajo cel hombre,
sino tambien cl exponente dy Jan condiclos
nes eoclales cn que se trabaja,s! Grae
—~¢ha avtoy~instrumentoe, lie-relaci¢n-ertre~
ci hombre y la naturaleza ceja de ser di-
recta e inmediata, La-naaricién de ins.
frumentor mais perfeceinn: des moditien
¢) tipo de refaciie entre eb hombre y da:
nalusaosa, y, en ete sontida, es tn indice
revelador del desarvolla de suo fuerza do
trabnjo y de su dominio sobre In natura-
leza. ED noder de mediacion del instrys:
mento se ha extendide » clevado con fis
Introdueelén de Ja maquina’ hasta Hegay
nla automaticaclon con te que eb homore
queda separato radicatmente del objeto
de la pradicciéa. Pere cuclesqulera que
wan dos dadruimentos de que se Valga para,
transformar Ia materia conforme a Sut
fines, es, en definitiva, eb diombre quicn
los usa y fabrica, ves G, on ditlma Inge
fancia, ¢f que vallenduce det cilos eettia
sobre Ing materiag y ing trensforma cone
forme a sus necesidades. EL papel doml+
nante de los medios de produccién, subras
yao por Mars, lejos de eliminar la pres
reneia deb hambre concrete, como sujeto
de Ja protucctin, la reveln luegiivocamens
te Pero ett presencia ke pane de monte
flesty nbieriamente eon eb tercer fnetor
def proceso de trabajo pehaladoe por Marxs
neetn bei) qte stibsde ct dnetdperdiens
temredte dod peeto uo de fig: suftlida cotte i
eretos hie in bagerktenior con ste detivl
Hn Stsper ea, per etsy co decitivat, BOs
le esiste por tl finale y ined of Hdnibre,
domo Nee seed,
Sin bats aed petl, oly flea; sobre una |
foolidadl —Halubal y dtttie da que tedsto ”
Inciorttlontonienta plot suet frdetitu, no
puke Hrtiatste pruptamen @ (le praxis cle
Yan net elched tintebhel ty iscvientia gp objes
tivanie: plop tititdy tt PB nantes antividad
Ab petivad A pstytiion yo inetumenita e+
PLATO tylte nth ee Ubgetlys iueytalienta
He pede votsslderarse tora pratkis,
rordidi, Hattie de aeehth@ Tobtoo rt de
Heat Gia tociivedta de fee Garb de
Ww jirttiienin He bobtiecnioritaks da cud
Bledel An bbe gu pthonid dimtilloy as
Ue] by, sb eeticidad dit se objet o rated.
thallva, Bor esta theciy shiney ated sub
delivktadea We scien thal etctukt, rteth.
vitod pbjetivd, rent, bs cdc) pttixis,
La Avtlviind pirnettei,
COtid tote nellvithnd prot diisntd htt.
fitting la eT IVI pete dts kG dhinitl
Heth od UE leat horrid. i kt Bede
he GEURERS cit tn fireixke cevutieti.
Fidring Be dite evi Wodibtdd at Hes,
bilyd Cunipliniente eine —end Herds
RAAAaO- 2 bein delividid Boattoxettiva,
Petd fo dialitto te da ndtivtl prdetioan
frdlen Ge ed titdeter teal, olffalyo, de ta
10 materia prima sobre la cual se aciua, de
fuctores esenclales del precesa de trabae
jo: ¢Loa factores slnples que Intervienen
en cl proceso de trabajo son: kv actividad
adecundn avin fing a sea, ef propio trabajo,
Bu objeto: y sus medioss,a 0
En esta eavacterizacl6n del procezo da
trabajo, podemos hablay de condiciones
objefivas —la actividad del hombie y ns
condiclunes materiales del trabajo— ree
presentadasd tanta pov el objeto del trabae
Jo como jor tos medias @ Instrumentos con
que se Teva a enbo esa transformacién,
Sin embargo, esta divisién no puede cons
sidcravse absoluta. Ta prlmey dugar, el
hombre transforma el objeto con arreglo
a fines valiéndose de instrumentos que ¢t
mismo usa y fabcica, razon por la cunl
Marx dice que Ku uso y fabslcaclou «cae
racterizan ¢] proceso do trabajo especifl-
camento hununos.% AL reduclr Marx
eu caricter de actividad personal actecuas
da aun tin, No se puede desconocer el
papel de este factor al analizar cf procese
dy trabajo aunque ello se hora para subs
myar la naturales materia’ de las condle
clones dol proceso de trabajo y el papel
dominantg de los medios de produce
clon»
Se pucde afirmar et caricler telcaldgl-
co de fa actividad prictica, material, qua
es ef trabajo humana, sin que ello implis
que hacer abstracelén dela materiatidad
misma de ese proceso, materialidad que.
ho se reduce, por otra parte, al objeto da
trabajo y a los Instrumeutcs materiales,
sino que Incluye tambien, la propia acile - ~
vidad subjetiva del hombre que se cniretie
tn con sua Instrumentos e In materia ya
que cn el trabajo «pene en acclén Ina ‘
fucszas naturales que forman su corpo: 1),
Furtnas ue pratia;
Ln tittrtin primi de tr hetividad phte-
Hen puede cunt darth Mane a divers
pags fornias dg praxis, E. objeto sobre cl.
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* peldad, leg braze: y las plernas, In eabera
aoa
» desarrotiando
“a ereagiOn de abras ds ari.
y a mana,..9 :
Lu praMs preduetiva: es cast in praxts
fundamental porquy en cila eb aembre no
sole prodiice un mundo humero oe huni.
nizady, et el sentido de un mundo de
objetos que satisficen nocesidades hum.
nas y que séia pueden ser preducidos en
Ja medid.t en que se phasor en eltcs fines
© Prokectos bunianos, sing tambida, ent el
sentida de que ea ha p productiva ct
hombre se preiuce, tor © transforma
a siimismo. cA la par ave de cse misco
asta sobre la naturatsza esterior a ci y
In transiorma_=adiee Marx_en EL Capi-
tal—, transforma sa propia maauraiesa
s polencias que sormuian
ea ly someticndo cf iueto de sus fuersas
asu propla dicciplinas,o”
Ctra torma ee pranis ¢3 la predyectén
At isuat que
dn de
UL
e} trabsaja birainag es trasstarn.
une materia a ki que se imprine
Soran alaghe vault ag sr per ary 8
sida pracheoutititaria, sina par una nes
aesidggd: senerot humana de espresion y
objetivacién, Ea eu:
del artista no se nidla
Udad intemal que ei
abe sullstneer, pucde
hunanicaclia queen fermi te
sedayaenel trabajo humano hasties
timias cotusecuenias, Por eho Iv prasy
arUstica permite Lr creacién de objetos hue
mines Oo hninnigadus que elevan aan
& superiog ha capacidad de expresida
y objetivackin htunanes, que se revel ya
en dos productos del trabajo. La ebra ar
u nay ante today ereteion ao um nue
ad, Ss pute qae eb hombie se
afirma, ereandy oo hemanianagu cuanto
toga Ta praxis artistha = abenanchar y
Qnelauecer cun sly creselonos la renlicad
Yo Dvanainaa tine es una puasis: eseneial
para el honing.”
Cony toda ve:dadera praxis humang,
el arte so sittia en ke esfera de bi accioa,
de la transformecién de uta matecia que
ha de ceder su forma pan adoptar eita
nuevar bye estaida, poy ta neeestdad hunt
Da Ques el woteta crea oO prcodincdde tig de
ratisfacer, bE arte na es mesa produce
hn aaaterha pe pura produveloi caplels
tual, Berg jistamente: por sue enrneter
practico, realizacar y tranfoFmicion, eth
mig erren del tytbaje humana —sobye (0.
do, cuando éste no ha pordide su earaeior
teradome, que doeouna actividad mere
anonte cepirtual,
Entre Ins formas de actividad practica
que se eyerceen sebre una ometedia dada
hay que incltir también In actividad clene
tiftca expertinental ere satisface, primore
dtahnonte, las necesid: do kv invest.
Bachna te Arlen, ey, en purdcular, ii de is
Terre yg wae tte
ecomprobach'm da hipotes a. Esta forma
de praxis ea ie que ge poue de maniflesto
enando eb favesiigador acida sobre un ob-
jeto material modifieande a voluntad las
covticion’s en que se ope a tn fendmendo,
Tal es el sentide de la experimentacién
como praxis cleotifies, El investigador
pradtics fondmenoas que sot una repraduce
ein de das quese dan en un medio natu.
tal, pera los prodive justi mente para po-
iavlos cnn med o artificial —-et
boratorlo-— sin las iapurezas y pers
turbucionss con que se yresentan en: el
media natural y qhe, por esa razds, difi+
cultan si csiucdio. En cue ito que se trata
de produeir determinados fendimenos con
saclay del insicumanto fis co adecuado, la
nevivaiad cieatiiica caper.nental es, evi
dentemanic, una lorma de oraxis. Se trae
ta coouma actividad objeit a que da lugar
a wi prowucto o pesullade real y objetivo,
Ln este tipo de praxis ol fin inmediate
es tedriva. Eb esperimente se dleva a cuba
pana peobar una tearm oo deteninadas
aspectos cde ella, Se expe imenta respons
dionds a centas exqencias tedricay con el
fin de faetlitar el desarro fa de olla, Un
deterhunedto experiniento —por ejemplo,
dos in adios en auronoml i puede tener
cConsecuenchis practiens, pera no directa:
Monte, sino a thaves de la eorla que trata
de camprobar
Ahsoa bien, Ia experimsntactén no es
Piivativa de ia cleneit; care hablar tam.
bia de una acUivided experimental en
utros campos: ardaico, ecucutlve, evond«
nice wD suctal, aestos ca os, a diterencta
Ge la actividad experimental clentifica, el
nema nu esta al se ‘vicia directo 2
0 de una (eorig, sno de una fore
ma especifica de praxis; ef experimenta
antisico o educallyy Cen por fin eb ime
pttso de In actividad prvteties carrespuns
aden, el arte o Ja eductelén. De este
miadg, Ventus que mente en la clencda
elim de la sctivided expermential es ted.
tico -iariaiecer a dmpulsi rel desarvoily
de una tcoria--, ¥, de un modo mediate,
shve per tanto oa determi ada actividad
praction en otros eainpos fy experhnentits
eid eontribuve al deserve vimiento de la
Praste corre pondiente, peco de ua mae
neta ditecta eo inimediata: en cuanto que
put resultados se aplican en ta esfera prac:
then adecturday
Tales sou das formas fundamentales
—aunque no exchisivas—- de in praxis
cunilo Ir acelén det hombre ejerce nis
Oompnos inmediuamente scbre uta mates
ria natural —naturaleca ie nediata, o nae
tiraieva ye medinta, o teat agads que sie
ve do abjeto de nueva neck 1—, Veamos,
ahora, el tipo de praxis en que el hombre
es suelo y objeto de olla ox dein, praxis
ep is que acta sobry si mi mo,
7—_-——
Esta netividad prictien def hombre
Ofrece diversua modulldades, Dontig de
ella caen las diversas actéa encaminados
@ £u transformacién como ser social, y, por
ello, a camblur sus relaciones econdémicas,
politicas y sociales, [Mn cuanto que su ac-
tividad toma por objeto no a un individiua
alslado, slno a pupow o ciager socinles, @
Ineluso a la soctedad entern, puede douna-
Milnarye praxis social, aunque en un sene
tido ampllo toda practica (incluyendo
aqnella que tiene por objeto directo a Ja
naturaleza} reviste un caricter social, ya
que el hombre sdé!o puede Ievaria a caho
contravenda determinndas relaciones Kn
ciales “€relaclones, de produceién en fa
praxis procuctiva) y, ademas, porque la
modifleacié6n practica del objeto no huraii-
No se traduce, a sit Ved, on wna transfor
macién del hombre como ser social.
En un sentide mas restringiao, In pra+
xia social es In actividad de grupos o cla-
sex soclolee que candice a transformar kn
orpanizaclin y direcetén de ta xeciedad, o
a realizar cicrtos eamblos mediante la uc.
tvidad del Estado,
es justamente la acthvidad politica,
En las condiciones de ty sociedad divie
dida en clases antagdnicas, la potitlea
comprende ta tuchn de clases par el poder
y la direcel6n y estructuracion de la sacies
dad, de actuerda con las interesca y fines
cor. espondlentes, La politica es una ac-
tividad préctles” en cuanto que la luehn
que Jibran los grupos o ciages sociales ae
hata vinculada a clerte tipo de organiza-
elon veal de sus miembros Gustituciones
y organizaciones politicay, como son, por
ejeapio, lox partidos) en segundo lucar,
aunque ja actividad polities vaya acom-
aiida de un ehoqie y contraposicién de
dens, proyectos, programas, etedtera, ¥
exta tueha tdeoldsion eforza tian influeneliy
Indudable en las acclones politicas reales,
concvetas, el eardcter practles de la act!
vidad politicn exigo formas, mediog y mé-
tados reales; efectivos, de lucha; asi, por
ejemplo, el proietarinda en su lucha poil-
tea se vale de huelgas, manifestaciones,
tnitlves eo tneloo de cidtoda vafentor,
Bn teveer higar, ta aetividd politica gira
en tonne @ la conquista, conservaeldn, dle
yecvién o contral do un organignia coneres
to como ex ef Estida, Int pader e¢ an
Instrumente de impartancia vilal para la
transformaclin do la xocledad,
La_ praxis politica presupone la parti
eipaclén de ampllon rectorea de ta wacles
dad. Tero no re trata deo una actividad
eapontanea, atingiie re den en ella actos
Pxpoatanens de determinados Individiios o
grupos. Persigue determinados fines que
responden a loa interexes radicales de lag
olnnen soctales, y en cada sitincidn cone
crets, Ja realizacién de esos fines se halla
Besta forma de praxis -
condicionnda por las pasilulidades objetl-
vas iuecritas en la propia vealidud, Una
polllicn que tespunda a esas poxilidades
y que excluya tode aventurciisiny, erige
un conocinuento de esa realidad y de la
correlacién de clases para no pYoponerse
acclonce que desemboquen inexorabromane
fe enn fraeaso. La hucin thene que ser,
por tanto, consciente, organizada y dirkgl-
da, y ia necesidad de librurla en esto forma
eapilea Ja creacion de los pariidos poli- -
tieos.
Les partidos trazan, con una mayor o
menor conclencia de los objetivos, post-
Piidades y condiciones, ta linea de accion.
Los métodos para (ransionmar to ideal en
reai, os-decir, para reulicay pricticaniente
‘Ja lined’ politica: trazada por un’ partido ~
constituye la estrategia y ia tactica,
estrategia sehala las tarcas correspondiens
tes a una etapa hisioriea general, y la
tactien determina el mode de cumplir la
lines polities decun periods relnUvaniente
brove. Estrategia ¥ Hica se polacionaty
dentro de da linea politica y dy tu aplicas
¢lon come lo general ¥ lo particuiar,
La’ praxis politica, on cuanto actividad
Practica transtormadora, aicanaa su lore
Ina Mas alia en da presis evolicionatta
come etapa supenop de ta transioemacdn
priciica de la-socieded, En in sociedad
dividida en clases antagonicaa, la actividad
revolucionana permits camolar radical-
mente Ins bases economicns ¥ sociales en
que se asionta ‘e} poder material ye cpirl
tual de la clase dominanie, ¢ instaurar ast
linn nueva sociedad. Bl agente pringipal
de esle cambio ex e] profetariado a traves
de una Jucha conselente, orgenizadn y diri-
gida, lo que presupane ta existencian da
tin partide que eleva su conciencia de cla
y trace claramente fos abfetivaa do est
fucha, su extrategia yo ai thetica, que orgie
nice Jas fuerzas y Inddiria 2 .
Si el hombre existe en ciingto tal como. |
ser praction, ea decir, aliimandose con sd *
_ actividad practica transformadora {rents
ala uatyraleza exterior y fronte a mt
propia naturaicza, la praxis rovolucionarta
y la prasls productiya conatiiayen dow dis
nepslones eRenclales de at aee pravtica,
Pose, aki veg, une y otra actividad, junto
con Ins restantes formas e.peciiican de
praxis, no son sino formas concretas pare
feulares de unn praxis tatal humana gree
cias a Ja cual el hombre como sev socio y
consciente humaniza loa objetos y we hue
maniza a ai mismo,
La actividad tedrica.
La actividad teérica en su conjunts \
como Ideniogia y clencla-—, considerada
también a lo jarzo de a denenvolvimicn-
to histérico, séio exlsté por y en relacién
. . . .
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con la practica, ya que on ella encuentra
ate fundamentu, sus tines y eriterio de
verdad, como trativemas de poner de ma:
nitiesto nis adelants, Pero por estrechas
que sean kes relaciones ertre una y otra
actividad, la actividad tedrica de por si no
muestra low rasyos que hemos considcrado
rivativos de ln praxis, y, por etlo, no des
emoa ponecis en el misma pking que lags
fortiias de uctividad prdctica que antea
hemus examinudo. A nuestro modo de
ver, la actividad teérica no es de por si una
forma de praxis.
~ Aunque la eprdcticay tedrica transfor-
tradlecién con In erfticea cue Marx formula
en sus ‘Tesis sobre Keucrbach. Si recat
damos eb contenida de Tests 1 veremos
tile Marx critica a Feuce bach justamente
pur concebiy Ja relaclén sujeto-objeto (uu
hombre-natiraleza) catia una oiclaelon
meramente comlemphitls 1, 6 sea tedrica,
En esto radlea el defect: fundamental de
ly filosotia Feuerbachia ia, asi como del
materlalismo tradicional En este seatido,
Marx contrapone relacion (conterplati-
va) tedries y practica. Y en ese mismo
sentido contrapone tamlién en su Tesis
XI la filosofia como inte :pretucién, cs de-
mc_.percepcienes,representaciones..o.. cone 4. .eir,como tcoria dosligaca de la priictica,
ceptos, y cree el tipo peculiar de produce
tos que son his hitseosts, teornis, eyes,
evectera, ar ninguno de esos casos se (ras.
formu hi realidad, Noose cumplen en ella
das condiciones: que sehalabvamos anterioe’s
Mente con respecto a ke materia prima. la
actividad y ob resultado ened proceso prac.
Tico Palta agetoel lade material, objet.
Nace ky pasts, yo par ello na considers,
Que sea letting hablar de praxis tedriea,
Lo que a nuestro juicia veda caticte.
Yizarta ast es precisamente lo que hay de
GistinGve vada actividad tedrica, ert ne
dendo par (sia tanto ta produccian de
fines cotae de conocinientos, Por stt obje-
to, Fines, medios y resultados, ha netividad
teorica se distingue de la prictica, Su ob.
Joto a materia prima son bis seusaciones
© pereepciones —es decir objetos psiquicos
que sélo tienen uni existencie subjetiva—,
© los conceptos, teoriag, repre:entaciones
© hiytesis qite THenen una existenci ideal,
HE tin immediate de actividad tedvlen
es elaborar oO taistotiiar hledimnents, ne
realavente, esa materia pri pun ob.
fener, como productos, leorias que onxpli«
quenaina realidad presente, a modelos que
bpretiguren idealmente una reahdad fulu-
ra. La actividad tedrica proporciona un
conocimlento indispensable: para transfor.
daar ta realidad, o traza fines que antiel.
pan idealmente ste transformacion, pero
en uno y otro caso queda inticta ha reas
Ndad efectiva, Las transfor asiones: que
Heva a cabo Ta netividad tedrica eon re.
Tociday acest = pase do une dpdtesta a
una tecrla, yo de ésta notte eorin mas
Jundada-— son teansformuaclones ideales:
de las ideas sobre eb mundo, pero no del
mundo mismo, 0 Y las operaciones quo
el hombre eva a cabo pava producir fl.
nes o conocimlentos son operaciones: men«
tales: abstraer, pensalizar, aeducie, sine
tefizar, prever, ete, que si bieaw exigen un
sustrato corpareo y el funcioramiento del
sistema nervioso superior, no dejan de scr
operacionys subjetivas, psiquiras, aunque
pucdan tener manifestaciones objctivas,
Por otra parte, pensamos que la adml-
sién de una praxis tedrica se halla en con-
* (teoria) yo prexin “demt estrus que Marx;
i
*condrupos
y la filosofia vinculada consclentemente a
he transformaciéu det mt nde,
Esta cantraposiciin ce contemplacion
» admitiv la teorla como una forma
stublece por eb contrario una
nm, entre Une y otra, Por olta
parte al distinguir elarvomente en su Ine
(rodveemin alin evittea de da economia
poltiga, To vonereto rec) yo lo conereto
pensado, Yo presenta lac aictividad: tedriea
comoscitiva, es deceit, }y predeceion de
conocimientos como Un oroceso uscensios
lejos
de praxis,
nal de to abstracto a jo ecnereta = -proceso
que se open cn eb peas tiento y que cons
siste en da reproducel a espiritual del
objeta real bajo la form. de io concrete
pepsado—, Marx sefiala claramente que
se trata do una actividad o producelén que
no produce nada efectiv unente, es deci¢
no transform la realidi d. @#) Una acti
Vidhul que se opern sdlo on el pensanilento
Y que produce cl po peculine de objeto
que sou tos prodttctos, de éste no puede,
por tanto, ddentificarse con Ja actividad
prictica que Jkunaimus pr isis.
Si lkamataos praxis a Jc aelividad prac.
tic material, adecuada + fines que transe
forma el mundo —natucal y humano--,
no ecabe inelair In activicad tedriea entre
tas formas de praxis ya que falta en cilas
ta traosformacion objetiva de rin materia
medlante el sujeto, cuyo: resultados subs
slsten independientement 1 “de gu activi.
dad, 29
Solanente sxubseuvizarde eb coneeplo
de praxis Tasta barrar teda difevencia es<
pecilica con el de activide Len general, po-
driamos hablar de una praxis” teérica,
Pero, en cuanto que la wlividad tedrica
de por si no moditica realmente el muns
do —aunque si nuestras ideng sobre él—
no nos parece legithnoa ublas de praxis
tedrica.
La actlvidad fllosofica ‘ransforma nues-
tra concepcion det mund>, de Ja sociedad
0 del hombre, pero no n odifica —direcla
e inmediatamente—- na ta yeal, Cabria
faccuntarse, sin embarg), +] esto es vie
Ido para toda actividad filuséfiea, jnclu-
—~ yatina Jorma de pinxis;-que podrianrios
feild aquéili alta éHi1Ihe BI Htindo HB
hy cdtns oleh te Hitler telaciiti, shi
tle Ufthatdbnidelnl, Del tetlehdy edly fe Tes
Bs XI te Miiie stilts babi btiel poltrliHiie
tlivttti® Jad iilusutids, Oeste lid pluhly de
vista histérico, on tllbstif ind qué ot Utition
a otritar dd dae ritzon te Ids existeuia y
que cderembsean, caro. miutstra palmarias
Mente ef alstema de Lene on una contte
rien del pebaemiento con ia reghiad
(tilosofid conto, ateptackin dei mundo), y
filosoftas que sirvert —por sit Vinculacion
consciénte con tna praxis revuluctona-
tit-— a la tronsfurmacign de! mtindo (fi-
Josfia. como instruntentb, tedriva o guia
de una trinsformation hignona radical.
Abora ble end pedeia deine! qhe, en
este tlio caso, de aciividad filosgfien es
HHA HAE pieelsHiieiild ptestd (bdba?
XM, We HY SHE hal Zi st! OltHLEELAN tetlds
Jas flUsdfis on BE iniintd pldity. the. beb
Poe Wobtig lt Le dilebbrtehd etitlitdd vet: tte
Aehex otto et te Vest eldandit: cits
Kitle gy) olid tai thes Hlbatilidy
DITA AOHHS HECbeihetitd GH esta Utd.
tI6H “lis Hibs phibes He slits Hitnor then
pits ite CL cutiltdittly dt
fbx dd,
Wisthidellod, Fh firllify Wed? Gf edit.
Shlédaak q(tté plibele TMH bet Ob atHBHiLe
de praxis filoséfica por of slitifiie Heblib te
que un filosotia tena consectiencias
miaicticas, Ya decumos en nuestra intros
tevin que.tydas Ins pansies doctrinag
losdtieas tas hai tentde Rietapre, en ina.
or OoeHO edt, 18 oF iteros lrectite
{the PH CLHUEU. tytn Ha et veg
ty Jia Watetietudites ded PHhgay sy dyctit bull
blida chila hinéidin sdelal,' deste vale
incluso pary Silosotias qtie —como ¢l iden
Hisiny atvimin— distaban mucha de pre-
ferities Soevlt a thasfdrrtiabiod 616etlyn
dul niet, NU a8 trlla, pups, dl Bey,
Al plentearnos fa euestion do st in ne.
tividad tilosdtica pttede ser praxis de por
fi Hee cere iniGs WMH MUsurlA tits, vitttu-
HOA Gorbelehrithia a thy Pele sll tte
Bold Hai Hest di in, Kg y Us lid (rile
formaclin de da realidad, Petisamon pies
chiqmentt en el proplo aren pone
THlosofia que —de netierda con la Tesls XI
Rae Keterbatli— tient presente tye se
thita Ad kilo He TNIREpEeLat ct triuttitty,
SIU i Us tt 6 Putctle Ueelestt ite
Ia nella tHordticn, eh sie cneo, sca
Prone: al Ulehlab pip un mndinento cl
ts e terhylte? Anilipeleu jtucla, fir flvsolla
ni conio liteiheliiclon ded inuindo ni coltie .
instrumento tedrica de su transformacion
es de pr si; de uh ntody directs ¢ inme-
@iato, praxis, La filosofin marxista, siendo
Hect€allinelite Ula SiléFbprdtieian ne
# ° p idiies
RantUp I ete aliry Yl i tty a
(fica del mundo, responde a nices
eh VebiIthe
APACLIERG Nita: expbeds, nM YER, WHA
. practica existente y, por otro Jada, aaplen
UNL IR leriotia ot eck sulle CY Ut hd sis
AVolHeiVHIIA Con END sb kulbitbdl id HUH
CO MeolOpltct y sdciol te Ubi fbsdtia
Hie Bola piiele stir phAcliod BAL HANES ty
beeitiyb I Wtujia ye titacietide atin Hide
fitentes piiriifiente tHeubddlesa pith sen.
ietein, ba que ia ttilereieid We fas Doe... -
triad Plbkollehds wa Alte pte MACK ort 18
PHM patté GB SU ‘FesIs KI Sobre FeuwE.
dell, ast cimid db oft48 Hbttiihas «clas
lister c% pubs, ME Ear Rttce Cleitiltles, pera
fonitIGH =F hb setindatidhentees el
— VoHetbitsi BAT afitsthit oh riteldh de fa
Pitixis, Hs Uerir, bittia filtisdFia al sell ig
det Id ttinbforftition efeetive, ret, dit
fiulide, IHlestinro kal id phiRlt tel.
Ln tour's de adr s} —en qile A808 conto
en cpalniier olro— ino transforma el
nude, etiede conittbuje a si transfor
inneién, pero paca ella depen que muller do
Ki nilsmas, y, en peaner yer, tlene tbe
acy astiniada por jos qt: hia de sus: ttak,
con cus acius ieales efrctivos, dicha
transtcrinacién, Entre la. teorla yf
. aelividsd rfctica a de hie
ett una dabor te educpeléni q" ds cote
elenciug, de orginizaciea Ue low medigs
materiales y plands concretos de uceldil;
todd cifo cond paso indispensable pura
desarioliar acciones reales vfectivas. En
esie sentido, una icuma es practica en
Gidritd que Hidthtldizt, de Urdees de ina
kero (8 fretlinetihee, Jd gto HHlbe Boll”
oxi tld Wedel, caitld cordelhilendté dy
in aenlitted oo antleiparion idedt) de su
tinnefor titetedts, .
Boro si la teoria de por al into carible
al munay solo pucde contribulr a transe
foritintite ist eth Cult (urls, ES do-
Git, bi cofaléidl de ph tbitddd —hevitsa-
ria, ainque insulicionte— para lranstldr
coneelenicinente de fet teorla a in practices,
a por thiitd;, paid ylie it sblrtity rH Cui: ib
id SUI acters tS Yue boa it 4.
atente din actividad tétided oii ld ql
Joe ingrtdicntiee comtosati¢ie yg inipalé.
jiletys Be heiliets tit drtttientte viietitnelon y
jaitley tobsllob kins, Py Usted bell
{ido; ima filosutia vincitluda a fa ptaciica,
que aspira consclentcmente a realizarse,
Iejok de mareett de ut Cdttlutitdd ptopla~
Juthte Ubttled, Ha UB flowtiFia BR {tid ats
fliniea fl jasd de li teeta tock ily le
forte aléplen que tere en Brint-sl.
Mot, Foutior & Otten, oe ins doctrinag
Henitihisins Uldbitas thntd If tte Mads
llesk, i i for tiia tice td reclbe gh
Marx y Engels enirafia, pudicramos decir,
ia ha a htt ai a
A, Una élovie tei \-
Hed, bo 1a plitt auarlaad da qlg Biribes
Ha Hee I-1iH theta: testla; - ———-—-
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aspects se hallan on una relactén Indi-
pultitele,
La tHosofla que se ve ad indsma cone
Instrumente tesvico do dit praxis es teo-
ria, ¥ como tal no transforma real y efec:
Uvanente de por si, Interpretar na es
traasforman Pero de lo que se trata
—vome dice Marx en la Tesi XT es de
transform: de abt que la teoria haya de
ser arrancudy de sth estaca meramente
teovico y, por las mediaciones adecuadas,
tatar de realizarla., Pero este segundo
aspecto que es vital cuando no se acepta
el mundo como es y se uta de transfor.
marly, lejos do abolir el contenido tedrica
de he Slosatia, a de educiria a un tages
deute meranente Jacetogina, Prespyne
@sab nivel de la
ciencla—, como condicion includible para
gular ia accion. Asi, pues, Ja actividad
Slosdfica en cuanto tal no es praxis, Y
no lo ed tampoce la filosofia de be praxis
© feoria de laaelividad practica det han
bro ert relacioned eon ta mitttnadesin 3
con otras hombres,
Tai concepuion de la filosofia de Ja pra-
xis como actividad practicn de por si es,
& nuestro jucio, una concencidn idenista,
incompatible con el verdatera concepto
de ta prasis que antes hemos delimitiado,
yo entra a vuelta a putas de vista lilo-
Soficos —como el de los jévenes hegelia-
A019 C. Mars, Tesis (ti sobre Seuaibach, en OC. Mais
¥ Nyein Le demesta denna, tiadae, de We
doves, EIN, Muituvaden, dbo, pagina ¢
Cay Activia: ee wqul alednime wectda ene
Ceacdeln tas some ata conjunte de actos
Hue mardifirail whe imatteia exterior @ que ra die
Manente ol agenie,
“AD Asimisois ta centradieciéa fundamentat det
Mato de peduceide cepiita es tamiien dine
fenctonah ars resttituda --diee Maniice Gadeiler——
de fa aceoba ate tintos fh beter uel sagtema y obel
Mexarrolly det sistema misma, pera no Ree sido nunen
el orose to de pingana concleneia alow tin quake
Pov nadie, (ML Godeher, Ractonailté et irruciorsiite
en économie, Ed. Maapeso, Pails, ied, pagina mH,
eb Cf a este respec la carta de Fagein a J,
Rash, del O122 de weptiemme de iw, en la que
eb prmeta ales; a. La nistoria ae hace de tal
Mola, gue Co reuitada Mal sempre deriva de tos
eonQieles enlie muchas Volurtades individa:
tada una de las cvace ao au ve
efecta a Ula milit ale COW eADe bee
de vidas aon pues innumerabied fuereas qua ne
@atrertigtn Ted inte can fax alias, tab giao Infie
Wie de paraleiourainas tte Furies, de daw gio sue
Ben WT best eed eretdecimienta hlater amy
que, a a prlede canantogaine prduele ie je
eetencla Unica, que, coma un lode, actua shy cane
vienela youn volintad... De esto moda hasta aqui
fowa da Rlsturla da discurrida a mode de un procesa
raturut y sometida tamulén, sustanclalmente, q ins
now. lsyes dnamicas, Pero det neeho de que
tan dlalintas voluntades individdales .. no aleane
cen je qlte Wesan, sine que ae fundan lodus os
Ny
Me le que ox per
nos—, que ya fueron criticados vy superas
des por Marx preclcmente para poder
ehiboray una fllosolia como guia o instrue
mento tedrico de la tr msfarmaciin de la
realidad, y hacer posi! le asi la transfors
macién ctectiva de és'a.
La actividad fllos6f ca —desligada de
Ya practica o vineulade consclentemente a
ellit—, come mera Int rpretaclon o como
instrumento tedrico de su transformacién,
eullivada por intclectu ies de origen burs
gu¢s o de origen proleti rio, cs siempre una
actividad intelectual, tcdrica. La diferen-
cia cualilativa por st cardeter esencial
—ideoléricn o cleniific +, o por la fun”
clin que ton teotta Ff loxofin pucde cume
ly, no hasta para he ghar legitinamente
dz una pranis tedrican. 0. .
En suma, la praxis .¢ nos presenta co-
mo una actividad mate rial, transformadas
ra, y adeciada a fines. Fuera de ella,
queda da aetivicad (eG tea que no semis
feriatiaa, en canto que ed actividad eipt
rittal puta, Vero pay otra parte, no Imy
praxis como actividad | uramente material,
es decir, sin la procuce.én de fines y cono-
cumientos que caracterza la actividad teé-
view Wlto quiere decir que el problema
de determingur qué os la praxis requiere
delimitay mits a fondo ias reluciones entre
teoria y practica.
wna medida fetal, cn una resultante eomdn, no
a diferisy que estea voluntiades sonan igual a
bar el cantrario, tabs eantribayen a ia ie.
Hnante yore lining, por toate, inelitdas a ¢
Wy Meex yo P Bagela, Obes ascoghiian, ga dow toe
mas, cd, esp, tomo ft, Mancu 1952, paginas 450-400.)
ib Sohie Ma finaiidad como catcgarla eapecitica
de da actividad homana y sus relaciones con la
causalidad, véase int eatu ‘la eContribuclia a la
dinigetion de ky fuvatidnd yo da cattzalldads, Anuns
Taal Piosafia, UNAM, af 1, México, 1001, pagle
NAS Sheol
C4 C Mary, EL Caplial Critica de la economia
poillica, tradacclon de W, Hices, 3a. cd. especial,
tT, Fenda de cultura: Fe némica, México-Bucnos
Alves, 1964, paginns 130613),
(Ty Marx, Fl Capltal, ed. cep, ett, t I, p. 198,
iS) Hablamos aqul de te tedtico en un sentide
ampli que aburen tanto la osfoa de low fines como
de les conecileatos, Nae te seatido io tedrice su
poe ative tee Un mie lo absetuto, sino relus
‘Ane Vaemos en el copitula algulenteee a he
how Ei un sentide mse reateingiaa, la leériga
7 et damiie de la teorkae oe aptica a un conjunte
He vonecintenion aghitinad = on terie & un pilus
cipio unifieadar que low art! ula y aintemutiza conte
tituyende asi un campo ele itifley dada,
(9) C. Marx, Et Capital, :, I, pagina 131,
QO) CG Marx, Tesla (1) ecbre Feugrbach, od, city
paging Os, .
TTT a anne pam epee
{15 Tolder, pagina 132._
a Ts AL anallzar_ia concepelip de Marx_del_ pros
411) EL trabnio ex, en prime término —dice’
SMarn-—, un proceso entre In nattiatrea y et home
bie, proces oy que dale pe teultes, mryula y Cte
tholn mediante gu prepla eceldn, eu intercamble de
materias con la naturaleza, (Ft Capital, 1, pa"
gina 130),
: 74
(12) C, Mavs, Préiogu a 12 Cortrijucién 4 tA
erica do Ju economia polities, en C. Marx y F.
Engels, Obraa cecogldas, ed, esp, cit, & I, page
Nay 992-333,
t
(13) CG. Marx, El Capitat, 1, ed, cit, paging 330,
(24) Ibidem, pégina 13%,
+ (10) thidem,
ean de trabajo cn El Copita!, Leula Aithusser sub
raya, Interpretando et pasaje corseapandiente, 1a
Daluraleza watyrlal de Jas cordicioncs del pros
cero de trabajo y el papel dominante de los mes
ales da pioducctin en diene proceso. A tulcio sura,
@) provean de tralnts ae tiniia delerminade par cana
condieiies niatertaleg (eek preceda da tinhgje ecine
Meeauisme material se halla denamniaade por ies
Jeyes fisicas de Io maturnieza y de ia tecnoingias).
Al mostrarse ast las «condiciones materlaies izree
uustibles del proceso de trapajos, Marx rompe con
Ja convepe:on del elrahaje como esoseia del home
bres y con ef eldeniisma det trabajos que esta
conerpelon — propia de ing Manuscritom de 18;3—<
emitofia (CR LL. Althusrer, ehtubjet du Capitals, en
elt it de Lito Le Capital, F. Maspero, Parts,
1905, paginas 144149),
y. Allqusser tiene razén al pronunciarse contra
ung «ldeologia antropoidgica del trabajos y, por
ello, procede justamente at subrayar ja tmportancia
de jns coadicioncs materiales Cel trabafo, Io que
le Neva a dletenerse antre todo en dos de tos
clementod conelitutives da diche prares segon
Bork, Vero en gu andtisis emia por eninpicta el
esludio del tercera de elloa: ia actividad adecuuda
6 un fin, © trabajo prapiamente dicho, Ea exa omle
sién la que te permile contraponer radicalmente en
cain cticalidn los Manuseritos de 1£44 a El Capital
at reducit 14 concepeién de ia prime.a obra a
aivgallamo del trabajos y ja de Ja segunda a una
eeoncepcidn materinilata de in produrciéns, A nucas
tre julcto, la Importancla de ete tereer factor del
peoceesuy do trabajo —achalado en distinta forma
tanto cn fos Manuseritos de 1844 como en El Caple
tai— es in que mantilene clerta continuidad entre
una y otra concepciéa sin que por ello so berren
gus difercncius eacnciales,
: “ft
418) C, Marx, El Capital, % ed. elt, Piina 190.
, £18) Mare, EL Capital, & I, ed. cit, péaina 30.
420) Sobre‘tas retactonen entre ef arte y ef tras -
has, y fa conreprion del trataje aitelite ema
efeacian, yloea int tian, Las dene gatdticos da -
Mara (Ed. Era, Stéxico, D. 8, 163), partiqulare
mente jos estudios titulados el marxisnmes ronteme
pordneo y el artes y cLas ideas do Marx sobre ia
fuente y naturalcza de lo estétiens,
(ty Y8 en La Sogenda Familia decinn Mure ¥
Pf alga bens no purdin condusde puted map
BLL GO the Meus del viege ett ULiveiaal de (ae
eas, Las ideas nu pueden nunta ejecutar nada,
Para la cjecuciéna de jas ideas hacen falta los
hombres que ponctan en.eccion una fuerza prictle
cas (C. Marx. y 2. Fo La Sagrada Familia, ed.
tsp. Cit, pasina 165), . e . ,
(ray ED EO viiercae “que perwité Hevarsd’ 4a to
Steirocio & jo concicia in ca otra cosa que ef
muda eoma el penmamienta ee aptaplea le eonarate
baj? ja forma de lo cantreto ponsedo, Pere no es
do ninguna_manera tn conereto isms. (Coatrie |
buclon @ la eritiea ce ja econo: pollilea, ©
ecsa, Paris, 1957, pagina 135),
(23) En ocasiones se emplea Ja expresioa epraxise
@ «pratiity (eoritas, pun ceciriar una eprarlien
Pree Alea Aug Re eater tobe tit ahilule pitts ¥
tenduce a 84 producto un conecimlentoe the
Aiihusecr, Pour Marx, . 1965, pagina 375i.
En este caso, se pitscnta como una forma espe
tHica de la pidciica cn gineral, enlendida como
eprocesa de tra-sfermandn d= tna materta prima
dada oy determinvia en ui “pgoducta determinade,
transformacion que ae beva a enba por un trabaye
humans determinada, ulliande omedios fda prose
Guciony determinadons, (luld-m, pagina 167), La
Practica teirica adl entendida currerponne en gran
farte --no totaimenic, pucso gis nesoiros Inclule
tros tambiin en elia la peoducrin de finct== a’ 10
que nosotros denominados nctiv.dad tedrica.
Ailhuases no emplea, ptr torto, esta e~presi6n
en el sentido tdesitsta, tan Siriemente rechazado
por Burk, Ge produrc4r de jAco® que transforma
por abies la pensited. be gafuciza paimleag
por autreynr ef enastce distintt 4 dseecmplasres
ble de Ia eprécticn tetricze fc’. tamnhifn a este
Tescecto su caluci> Tcorla, praciica tedr.7a y fore
mMaclén teé:ies. Idev'ogia y 1 a fdceléglea, en
ja revista Cana de jas Américas, nimero 3%, La
Habana, Cuba, paginas 33-17). Sin embargo, la
extension del tirmine eprinticas a tude tipo da
telacton oO ap-opinctén del nainda real, incluyendo
po sélo In teprien e ldevdgirn, ane tuabléen lo
@tiea y Jo reiisicra (ef, Lire Le Cuaplttal, I, pagina
85) hace que se borre ef cardcier esencial de la
praxis que Marx justamente preiendi6 destucar
{eomo tiansfarmacién efectiva, real de un objeto ~~
real) frente a un eidealigmo de ta praxics (reduce
eida de ésta a la actividad tedrica wo moral). Crees
mos, por clio, que el empica de} isrminug «practicns
alll done no se ovupera esa transformacién objetiva
y real induce a eonfusiin pesu ol empefo en dite
renclar sus formas especificas,
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égirag Hrofiinuas, suntiue hay distinens
bonted ae vista ateted GH Ine fizos qué
didi a ésa8 divcrsiis (bailgtdi Macldss,
Bn Chita ewe subeayn enn frectencia que
WU HREN He bonateie atid ett Toda Aine
Ue deacvedtes mas Anyiites QUE 1d hie ties
de AleaFAE Ab ctpLalsiiid sijjo tnufiblny ¥
sobre todo promover ura neva forma-
tidn Seed! toi sue tidtttias de eompotta=
AShIe & UdSeesteninas bspbcificas,
Beste et pints de Vista HIME Rta HA par:
secitehin de ese ubjetive no se debe a ind
opcién arbitinria sino al reconocimiento
de una exigencia histérica inpuesta por el
nivei del desarrollo posible de las fuerzas
productivas modernes, El reconocimiento
a tal exigencia histérica signifies Ja acep.
tacion de que sin un emnubio radical no s6-
Jo de as retaciones de propiedad sino tame
bien del conjunto dél moda de produccién
y de la superestructiira do Ja socieaad las
fuerzas productivas o no pueden desarro-
arse o sélo se desarroilan de manera cone
tradictoria, ex decir, engendrande fucrzas
destructivas recientes tanto en el plano
{HidtertHl tuts elt tl do fog hBtog Hoift=
bres, Estos GHimos sdi esclavizidos ci.
thr ted ids BUF sts td; lds prodluetds, Ine
cliendo la esfera del es iisuinid,
Mas cspeciticnnente, ef anilisig antes
(Eh THAYSHEH YUE el nti tid die APU.
Uuléeloi, of thudly de pbiAleIGh dotiallsa,
ig puede progrésar y teatitehorsé alii la
edificacioh de estructur is adecuadus, es
HEHE, FottivtlaphibHio di Feluriutitia sovit-
les. abe} lithe coyiBot ai Ietlog © ibs st.
latte doterindindis, Sty stfichestructuiis
Atectetrte, bt bine code tien aobre dn (ue
at Fhoat rite Bf autlaliein. Baha attorient
Bur Mtatitsfulthdclbies (8 Fusing, ttt
nivel dp jas felficlohes dé piodilccish coitio
ai nivel de las propias fut reas ptodutiivas.
Estas ultimas, en efecto, corren ec] peligro
QO progresdte entda vee etd tanyot lotitud
si no enearnan con rapid las actitudes y
tuimportantlerito que exig: el desartolly de
Ja socicdud socialista y, sobre todo, si di-
chas actitudes, conductas y sistemas de
vulores adecuados tiende1 no a foriificar-
sv sino a estancarse, en fi vor de aciitudes,
conauctas y sistemas de valores que cas
nieterizan nv las formas s iciales anieriores
¥ que conservan todavia tina base objetiva
en las condiciones mater.ales, mientras el
nivel de las fuerzas produ :tivas no se haya
elevado suficiententente,
Por lo tanto, Ia cuesti61 que se planteg
€ la de las reluciones er tre Ja base ecos
ndmica y Ina auperentricturag carrespons
dicate, Sedan te interpretacién mecanie
elsta de dicho problema,’ ge pucde pengar
que toda forma ce produccién engendra
en Ultima instancia nuevas actitudes, nue-
vos sistemas de valores, una’ nueva ideo-
Jogia y un hombre nuevo."
Ver ef contrario, Ja Jnterpretaclén dla-
Jéctlea del problema nos Neva a pensar
que si el progreso de una forma de pro-
Avccién (es decir, de sus fuerzas p-oduc-
#ivas y de sus relaciones de produccién)
_ constituye la condicién necesaria de. Ja
transformnacion de la superestructura, esta
Vithon, dentro de cierted limites, ene un
dinamisino praplo y, sobre todo, que pued2
-.- @jercer una aceién regresiva.sobre-la inis-...4 . Jas. exigeneias-de.las -nucvas-
ma base econémica. No es inutil rpcor-
dar aqui algunas de las interpretaciones
que se han tormulade de cierlos textes de
Mars, y Bagels,
Una inierpretacién estrecha de algamos
parrafos del Manifiesio Camunista o cel
Anti-Duhring ha originado a veces una
interpretacion mecanicista que, sin erbar-
RO, e3 contraria a los analisis globales que
nos han dejado Marx y Engels. En efece
to, estoy stteron sempre en ef earéetor
Rlobel de las transformaciones sociales y,
por tanto, en In interacciéa de los diferen-
tes ec'omentos cuya suma constituye ia to-
talidad de una formacién social.
Por ejemplo, Engels en su libro sobre
Fl origen de Ja familia, de la propiedad
privada y del Estado, ha puesto de re-
lieve Jas profundas influenvias que pueden
tener ciertos elementes da la supcrestruc-
tura ideolégica sobre Ja evolucién social.
Asi, cuando analiza la incapacidad de la
sociedad esclavista para dar jugar diree-
famente aun nueva metodo de protdlucciéna
Suvorable al dexarvollo de las fuerzas pros
ductivas, insiste en cl “desprecio hacia el
trabajo procductivo” heredado de la socie-
dad esclavista, y que representa un {reno
al desarrollo.
Engels escribe: “La esclavitud,.. al mo.
ry, dejé detris de st su agiijon venenoso
bajo la forma de proseripcién dal trabajo
protluctive por los hombres libres, Tal es
e] culején sin salida en cl cual so encon-
traba el mundo romano: la esclavitud era
econdmicamente imposible, y el trabajo
de los hombres libres estaha moraimente
proscrito. La primera no padia ya y el
segundo no pedia aun ser la forma bésica
de la produccién social. La tnica salida
posible era una revolucién radical,
En ese texto podemos ver claramente de
qué manera una actitud (“el desprecio ba.
cia el trabajo productiyo"), so convierte
en tn ob«tfeute at deansrotta de ing fuer.
2a4 produectivas y como Lingels astima que
solo una revolucién compicta podia trans
» formar suficientemente cl elemento de la
superestruciura para ‘que fucran posibles
HU2VOS progrsses,; .*
Ya quo hemos reeerdicto ef anterior toxe
to de Engels, que Gene su cquivalente para
oiras époces en multitud de andlisis mar-
xistas,’“' no e3 indtil recordar igdalmente
que Engels pretonga su analisis de ta re.
volucién que tuvo lugar entre el quinto y
trata esenclaimente de una revolucién qua
ae efectud al nivel de Ine superestracturag
idecligicas y que adapté estas tiltimas q
ductivas.# :
Engels subraya que a lo largo de los
chafin ciglos durante fe. etiales tuyo besser
dirha revalucien, no jttho practicamenioe
ningan pragreso, ai en Jas facrzas produce
“tivas, ni en las iclaccones de produccién.
A pesar dé los grandes cambios a que dio
lusar Ja caida del Imperio Romano y las
invasiones de Jas tribus germanicas, en
contramos bajo una nucva etiqueta, las
viejas formes de propledad y las -viejas
relaciones de producci¢n,
Eseribe Engels: “Asi, pues, narecia como
si al cabo de cuatro siglos la masa de la
poblacién hubiese vuelto a su punto de
partida’.' Sin embargo, afiode inmedia«
toamente, fe habia avanzide, porque sun
cuando Ing clases sociales seguian siendo
casi las mismas, “los hombres que formas ~
ban estas clases habian cambiado”.*
La referencia a estos anilisis sélo en
apariencia nos ajeja de nucstroa tema, el
del luesy especiiimente importante que so
athe en China a la adhesién de las
munis algsistema de valores, de actitudca
y comportamiento que corresponde a las
exigencias de la construccién de Ja socie-
dad socialista.
Por otra parte, los anteriores anélisis
hos conducen a rechazar ciertas interpres
faciones mecanicistas de las reiacloues Cie
tra Ja base econdmica y lu supevestructura,
Incluso autores que, por lo demis, abors
dan buen nimero de problemas desde un
punto de vista dialéctico, han sugerido
interpretaciones de ese tipo,
Ad, hay una cierta interpretacién mee
canicisia:cn el capitulo 2 de! Tomo I del :
,
—|--el.-neveno siglos de m¢stra‘era, ya que £e-~
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Tratado de Economia Politica de Oskar
Lenge. En ese texto, Ja eliminacién de Ia
no-correspondencia entre‘las relaciones de
produccign, por una parte, y el nivel de-
devarrolio de las fuerzas productivas y el
Cavdctey de esas {ucrzas, por ia otra, apa-..
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rece como el resultado dela “aceléa de}
prhneven dey handamnemad ds i saciolog ia"
Esta altima, athma Oskar Lancs,
blece la correspondencdia entve las recacio-
nes de produccién y Jas nuevas” fuerzas
productivas’?
Ro lao misma ebra, se ee: "Re Ta ace
eld dle lay saytaiche fey fomdunaental de be
scelulogia (aitien) vestahiocs ja carreapans
dencia entre la superestructula y das ent-
genelas de la nueva base eesnSsmiea.. 7
Tales formulaciones sugieren la aceién
Anlatevai de das fueveas productivas cobra
; Ce ra
eoonduttes sabre la sunepestidetura, Hl
MsMod exquema apareee ee da pigina os
-de la obra mencionada; en ese eaquenia,
his “Mechas" s feaa que hay us
moviniento ge “abaso heen arriba’,
Un corolanio hyrieo ck esta conespeidn 04
Ya tele lel AvCer vain vale Canta eh
Yo bace ecantiniea como deta superoestrues
turaes Chay otra con vistas esenelal-
mente como cbsticuics al progreso de las
fuerzes productives y comy alga incapaz
de adoptarse sin retrasa, oajo da accion
de das dog “eyes funedamentales de la sos
clologia’,
Aun euinde Oskar Lone recanoce que
el cambio denn forma social a otra cons.
Uluye un procese qualéelico, porque 1esut a
@e da solucian G2 una seme de conuradic:
ciones, la deseripeién que cfeece de dicho
proceso es unildecd, Se linia a invertir
Ja diawéction beotand, pero deja ecapar
3a especificnlacde he dedectes histories,
Esta Gliina se desacrolia a Graves de con
tradieclones no sol9 operad4a, sino ponsa-
das. Por atro Indo, las con’ vadicgiones no
sc resuclven por la intervncién de una
“ley” abstracta, sino por ov intervencion
do las claws capa csoclales que bulegenn
objetivaaneate uno de low polos de fa cone
tradiecl4n princips! de une spaca, y que
toman concienceia de ella.
Scto asi puedo nacer una ‘d2ologia o una
conciencia revolucionaria, cs decir, log
elementos de una nueva seporestructura,
Tan stiperestruetirn, Jejoq ds tener un eas
erActer conservador, conduc par el cane
crarlo, a ja transfermecién 4e la base eco-
némica Yoa vn nuevo piogreso de las
| fuerzas productivas,
Cuando se analivan on térmliuos miarxta-
Tas tas tenistarmactones do a caperestrues
tura que conaisionan un nuevo progres
de jas fuerzns productivan, con freeuenela
se consideran eseuctales en el andlisis Jas
transformaciones politieas y juridicas, la
sustituclén de un tlpa de Evtado por otro,
dol dominio de una case por otra, de relae
clonea de propledad y do prodaceidn por
20 otras. En efecto; sv trata de transfurma-
- _ . eee ee ER
fa ee cern eae emeG eee LAT TTR TT oS ne LaeNCem At Semen Arty re armen" EN nen neem ye pag TE EE FE Fe
eones cecistyas, va qt permiten la sustl>
fuclon de una vieja x iperestructura que
obstaculiza ef desarcolle de jas fuerzo pro-
quct » por una nuov:, mejor adaplada wx
eco desarrollo. Sin en bargo, tales trans-
formaciones son posib! s porque las clases
fHies Qeninidas haa reehasado ta tdeo-
Jogi ante rtor fyb het bi becho neeptit
el anticao orden da cosas) y ee han adhe-
rido, al menos en lo es Aelia’, a una nueva
idoologin que expresa r icjor las exigencias
da las fuerzas product vas y de las rela-
cones de produccién ¢ rrespondientes, on
Tin ost? vaso se hince ov identy qua la ideas
logia no er un factor de resistencla al
cambio, sino, por el co ttrario, uno de ug --
elementos motores,
Fl pipet de ta kleot gia no se limita a
Ta fure mise aeuda de taal transferniaelin
mea, Dechecha, toda aueva form socal
sila pttcde dosarrollanss shola idcologia
que Caigze su‘funcionariiento es evla vez
mais profuncamente, 1 ideologia domis
nante, Asi, segdn la neiuraleza y el grady
de dominacion y penctracion en las miasas -
deouna idvolomi dada, ésta puede frvenar
el desairaio de las fue caas productivas 0,
pore. conuario, contrit uir a su desarraila,
Las indicaciones prec :dentes no sdlo tie-
nev un interés tedrico En efecto: si se
subtayade una manere unilateral el panel
deta base econdmica, ¢ dstiva la tendencia
nohnpuwaar esenelalme le el pragreso de
tot base, yo oen particular, eb plagreso
2 las fuetsos producth ‘as, el surgimiento
de una superestruccura ideologiea adecuan
da (on virtud da la “r gunda ley funda-
mental da la sociologia '),
Poy et contraria, al s+ reconoee qe hay
Una acelin reeiproen cntie la hbase y da
vuctura, al mime tlempo que xe
impuisa dilreetamente cl desarrollo de las
fuevzas productivas (jor la politica eco-
némiza), se buscari ta‘abién en las masas
el progreso de la ideolo; ia que corresponde
a la nueva base econfaica, en particular
0 través deta cduceetés. Ksta tiitima debe
procurar que de.apart can las actitudes
y compsriamicntss he edados del pasado
y sustituivles por ge itudes, consporta-
Mlcntos ¥ sistemas nuevas de yulures, cot
rrespuntiontes alae ex concise misinag del
devarvollo de las fuerza ¢ productivas.
Barece Jndispensable reconover que este
“papel de la cduceclon > do la ideo.ogia es
tante mds necesario, crando més avanza-
dis estén las relacionts de producclén y
propiedad, estab'ecida por un procesa
revolucionario, sobre o} nivel de deanrratta
de Ins fuevzns produetiv as pn un pais dado,
EE) avance | del réz imen politico y su"
Foy le exlgonclag de ja base econdinica,
elal sobre of nivel local del deaarrailo do
Jas Cucrzas productivas, du lugas, on efecto,
a@ un tipo particular de contradiccién, a
una contradiccl6n que favorece e! progrcso
rapide de las fuerzas productivas, con Ia
condicién de que esté influlda correcta-
mente ¥ coneclentement) dominadia, Fela
Dito farnitackou no algadtieg que .dlo
a través da un desarratio da Ja conciene'a
fe mruentra asegiraco el drsarrojlo de
Tarn fuerzas productivas |’, sino mds bien
que, ¢n ose caso, Ja concitnci:. de las rala-
elanere reales de produccién_y de lag con-
tradicclanes que pucden ¢arnctenizariag,—
art como Ja capneldnd ds dominnr erins
contradleclones por un comportamicnto
1, En renlidad, Ja misma {nterpreiacion me.
canteista de las relacioues entre Tos ate
ferenten niveles de ja vida roctal, Wa fee
Vado on GtHinen Mma dntam a peace agile
el progress de daa Caetzas producivan ta
sucbente para engendrar toca law rane
dictones de la tiansformaclon revelucio.
naria de un modo de praduccién. rien:
tras queen realidad dicho provresa es
fa eondiclon bésies de esa transformas
cléen: flnatmente, lq transfer macion n7
xe produce sion a través de ina restra,
dleciones wacintes yo de te acelén polition
que engendran estas ditiimas, es decic,
par una acclén cansciente de los hombres.
2. F, Engels. EB nrigen dela familia, Ia pro-
piedad y el Exfado, Fallcinnes eon Lengvas
Fatranteras, 1952, Meres, Tome I, pa.
gina 280,
3, be conaelida ta eélebre frnae de Lenin: “las
+ fleas xe conde Lon en fers cuando pte
neiran en tas mise. (Lenin, Gbras Came
pletas, ‘Tuma XI, Ediciones Sociales Ine
ternacionales, 1930, pAgina 310),
En ofecto, Jas ideas se convierion en fuer.
>
“gas positives cuisde eorresponden mica
exigenciag dal dewirroile racial en deel,
wh nivel the dae (uetzi ned dyin Sabet
Las reluctones saciilen exiilenten 6 en prar
conn te Larniacion, .
5. F. Enee's, El ovigen aa ta famtlia... op.
cit, pagina 283, L
6. hid, nipina 281). El andlisie que proe
senin Kugel ae esta “transfo! cn d2
Ing hembtes’ Cama y erelnvae’) ex omtrn.
Gidivulamente interesante, iagele wubrae
ya que los honshies de la Buco oecl-
dental del sigla noveno, no ee hablan for.
inne “eon da Geeadencia de una elvilizas
aly onizente, sino entre lox dalures del
mrte de ana chVP ten neva,
bite “nueva elvillziein’, Cen plens vitae
Hidad de desariatoe’, detia sus earacterig.
feos a lan insiuectones, acttudes, compar:
tamientos ¢ idee eqpecifivas que introdus
jeron bie tribus gerneduless,
Hablanda de esas 1 is y del orizen de 81
fontribucién revalucionaiia, en ct precise
xentido de fa transfogmacién de los hom.
bres, Engels eacribes '
“su enpreldad y nu valent{a personn'ss. Bt
early de [heriad i, wi Inaiints denver
crdtica.,, en una palabra, todas 168 Cua.
mean cee nee em pentane
‘
adsmiado, aon necesaring al progreso fo
Jas fuerzas productivis,
Para sor socialmente stgnificativas, la
‘ corciencia y la capacided one expredar’e
no é6lo en términas de conpepias y cono=
cimientos, sino también en forma do orgas
nizaclan y ariitadee que interpreten de
Marea Bp oplada tow eleler an els vitupee
y de accion. St faltan eatos dims, tas
Categorias conceptunles y el conocimiento
© ia conciencia no son mas que abeirac
ciones sin eficacia socia’. ,
S6lo daapuéa de este Jargo reeteg pnrdes ..
elfican de Ja construcci¢n tle! aoclalismo
en China. . ff
Ndades que Ios romanos habjan perdido...
2qué eran sinn Jos rasgne carneterieticos
de toa bArbaraa def ean iin seoorion de la
Deep teaeles, Jom Chill do a cle eli ye
Welay"
(bid. pigina 245), v precisa: “Sus habl
toa de genilles, Jas supervisencias, vives
entre clus, de ies lietapus de! derecho ma.
terny” y nus “comuntlates de ins peques
flan cludades”,
Aqui, Engels subiaya el aporte dechivo de
Jae tnatiueciones, de tie ldeos yo de tin cuae
Vdadew intrales cararteriaticg a del “esta.
dig supenor de la barhare’ a la revolu-
cién ene se decanio!'é en're ef quinto ¥
ef novono sigion, Fn tante que ba socie~
dad surgida del antigue esclasismo habla
peididn ioda su vitatitad, ‘36g birbaros
eran capaces de lejuvenecer un munde
servil que ruitle usa evilizacion marke
funda’, (Bnge's, Did, pageia 260),
% Oskar Lange, ccononie Paluique., Presses
Universstaite de France, Pariz, 1902, XVII-
403, p&gina 42.
8 Ibid. phgina 42.
9 Thid.. pAgina 43: ef. tamién paginas 39
a 116, tqualmente, piginas 63 a 4H de a
nieina volts,
10. Dicho progicad revelucioiano e« descris
to brevemente y de manera parcial por
Oskar Lange en la obra chada (piginas
47 y 48), pero an demostrar que en esto
consiste e! procezo teal de toda transfor.
maclén enciet radica', ca que tal pu wceso
tmpita neceserlemente tne aerlén revoe
Juclonalig que neoae presenta ane CuBne
do crertan erementos de ia sutereriuueturd,
jas ide lee actituden, etcétera, se he
Integrade H encarnady en Ja conciencia de
elase revoluc'onerie’, y en la forna cote.
ereta de organiru aoa través de Jae
sles esta cootlenule de clare tema cuer-
1 ¥ 9P qxpreen,
Segon Ja exprestén ten conwida de Lenin,
cuando halle de in Rusla Bavieiiea come
un “pals podticamente avansato y econds
micamente atrasado”,
Linterpretacién parece ser la de Ernesto
” cae Guevara en mt arin rane planiticas
‘én sociaiinia, su. signtfieada", en
Soeiisut’, unig de Bai, pe gious Maa,
ct. pagina 27 in fine,
“MA volver a elertaad rarscterlelicna éapes——
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La palma de lvoimano sobre eb rio.
La palma paso a paso, hacia mi, leyéndome.
Narciso mascado por la nicbla ascendente,
vuelven los dioses desvensores, Orfeo
y Stephanophorophoro.
EL Indice demuestea, sefala la inflexible
Tkiura de da aleve, demuestra,
ZED indico demuestra la carreta sobre un hilo,
Ja dingonal con cuerpo de cocodrilo
y cabozn de gavilan,
el anilly de oro en el tumor de la Tuna.
Ta mano se extiende sobre la Hanura
de nieve, la palma de Ia mano _ *
acompasa la boa del rio.
La carreta conduce un canoso
reloj de pared. Iearo con das guadafias,
Saturno se come las alas de cern.
So extiende, demuestra, se doa leer,
Jearo, ya entda, nadando, .
habla con cl Resucitado sentado on cb légamo,
EL vencido por cl sol regresa con las estaciones
y cl que triunfa de la muerte se vuelve a morir,
Bsn boderdn de eebolla, manzana ¥ amapolas,
EL aire esta exprimide en cl pune
que se cierra, el aradar por la palma de la mano
deja el reminiscente batido y batihojas,
el desco paliducho, Ja scrpiente, el doble (0h.
del comicnzo, el truchiman vindicativo, ie “7
efreulo que golpea en Ins narices. te .
La capota enida se mide por su sombra.
Ivaro vencido y el Rosucitado vencedor,
el Resucitado esperando Ja muerte
y el Icaro eterno relator.
En su sangre el laberinto y cl torete
oscuro luchando con cl tigre dormido,
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para cl_perrequete civewlamtey
pero cl tiempo no es como el agueecrga ee
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tan pronto surge la pelifemaina del otro, Dot
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Carlos Juvado sufrid Guile en su infan=
chi, que en euanto se on60 Oscotid como
hoger aquetla casa de ta vona de det Dr,
oH hallo en
edornada can una cabesa de
el porton. Eva una cara cnerme, dividida
eR dimunmerables pisitos, Luhardilias Y
simples rincones, donde tas voraneras ¥
Joa jacintos parectan engordar de hues
aad y de sol matatioe, can o puptlas de
Instrona provinciana que Pevase una alas
ccna repleta de mermelada de Rroseha
en vez de corazdn y qulen, luego de la
merionda O& las diez, hubiose sustado un
curtta de hor en conan bh su parvo de
mariguana que le brivis ct npelito pari
el almucrzo, En el Inbermntc de sty Jardi-
Nes ¥ corvedores so persdid hace aftos Cha.
fin, aquel olvidado cdmien ce cine nie-
Nleang, del cual tavieron “ego que decir
que habla mucrto, ahosacdo o apopldgica,
en el extranjero. Precisamente Ia mujer
de Carlos, Chichal, eneontr: rin sa esquos
Ieto bigotuda detris de una snaceta de gc
Santos on marzo de l965 ya fin de res.
catavlo para Nacerdy eave on da gran
erué de Ia biblioteca dormitorio, tuve que
Msputarlo serkamen'e durante toda wn
mafana a uma vasty jauria de cucaras
chas doradas, Carlos munldsicamonte, so
habia enamorada a pelmera viste de Jas ren
Js espagolas que ado nepnn muchos de los
ventanales interiores de in casa, porque
le vecordaban lax de Jan Cristébal de Las
Casas y las de any Doplo hog alla, qua
LOe elerto fe servian ds ihula-prisidn cuan~
do lo castigaban por mofar da cama a los
echo ano, de edad, exponiéndolo a as
miradas de los trans dintes que marcha=.
ban friolentamento a Misa, con aquel cur.
tel autocvitica colgala de! pecho: “Say
meodn y cagén’, Carbs nunca perdond a
su Camilla la imputa:ton calumniosa del
segundo peeado. Aqua casa, para em
pezar a decir algo fun onal a su respecto,
cra deliciosa de habi ar, tal esos suefios
que se nos repiten de -uando en cuando y
nos van conficurande poco n poco tin ideal
do mo se qué, cuyos definitivos perfiles
y texturag venimos tan sdé'o a comprens
ter 23 horns antes do morir, Hablamos,
desde nego, para personas que han nacido’
0 ylven en el Hembdferio Norte, Era eso al,
una causa enemiga del invierno, Cuando
Hegaban las Huvias, el caballo del portén
se volvia rojo de ira y desde debajo de
las tejas surgian miles de tentaculillos
vlbritiles, rensatados en diminutos para=
sQitas color sangre azul que formaban
una eapecte de pleura monumental que
xechazaba ef agua y convertia las, calles
adyacentes en Nidgaras Ge barrio, Las
paredes echabun una pelusa Janosa de
un centinetra de capesor, Io crnl no les
Impediia, sin embargo, Uritar en live mas
drurnadas, devrumbande en low Interiores
seproduccianes: de Siquetroy, dopésitus de
agua bendita, diplomas de Abogudes y
Dentistas, Desde sus patios, ventanas, cla.
raboyas, no se podia ver munca la luna
er eat femporada, ainique espleadlese,
Nena, en las escampadns: para cllo habla
que cruzar ia calle. De alli que algunos
opinen que, ademas de la pleura aquella,
la casa so erigia entonces una cipula in-
visto! que para el ojo hiimane no detenia
sino jos rayos de ln duns. Porque las ess
trellas se mivaban lo misina, Y fos pi-
Jaros. En el invierno eunblaba en Ja casa
el tono del eco hasta adoptar cl de un
viejo bajo acatarrado impestando In voz
con pésimoe oflelo teatral para demostrar
Ira paléticn, No Importaba entonces que
a voz orlginal fuera de} nifo de una fa-
milia de violinistus, acostumbrado a hacer
sus requerimicnios fundarmentales a fuer.
zai do chillldes cerpeclabnente ayudos, o
de won seflorita asustacctta, ubleable en
algtin Bird Politico de la Orden Tercioria
det Santisimo Sacramento, cn plena reac«
clén oral ante los sustos curutivos del
hipo. No es que ja casa se volviese en
aquel tiempo inedmoda o agresiva. Todas
aquelas transformaciones pesclan su pro=
pla gravedad y hermosura y. mas bien
construfun un mundo especial de seres
objetos y fendmenos reh.cionados entre
al con unn disciptinade, responsable are
monio, similay a lu de lat paslones sha~
kespearcanos, que, desde iuego, podilamos
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objetar, en uso de una moreiidad amintiog~
tas, inicamente con ¢l argurnento de que
toda clin estaba basada en el odio af in.
vierno. ¥ hablar lucro con toda hipocre-s
ela de tas necesidades de ly produeclin
de corentes, de los pasta, para eb ganado
de leche, de Jas sequins on el Brasil y
sus hambrunas concormitautes. Hasta alll
somos capices de Hegar, cxtéticamente co
bares como, de vez en cunndo, somos,
Oh, queridas lectoras, pero jqué indiss
cutibiitad:-recnia sobre la belicza-de-aques—
Na ensn cuando Negrha la primaverat Ni
Jos espiritus mas audaces s¢rian capaces....
de racionalizar a primera vista la absoluta
Interralidad de la misina y mis bien co-
menzairian por comfundiria em una simple,
aunque explendente, paz, un orden de in.
tegrecion a tos dias en que fa naturaleza
se despereza y se Inve fa cara, wna —con
el perdén de ustedes y en ultima Instan-
cia— tactice. Por el contrairio, Ja casa en
primavera cra ja cosa como nunca, lopl~
cainente cerrada robre al, poblida de in-«
numerables datos que nos declan de su:
relacién directa con lo Absoluto, fulgu-
rante en medio de una sequedad de agua
dura, como una @meraida o una espada
pulimentada para muestrario, soberbla en
fin, como una bailarina d> dieciscls afios
cuundo se ineorpora Jel iecho sobre. la
segunca hora de amor y nog deja, mien-
tras se mete en el cuarlo de bafio para
ecntarse en el bidet, con una mano en alta,
languida y expeetante a ia vez, como en
el instante de Iniciar ef Par de Quatre,
y nos deja, decia, fclices, pero con una
bolita de duda entre ias manos que de
pronto comienza a erecer hasta tomar un
tamofio tal que nos vomina ebismados &
intelar con ela (o sa, In ex-bolita de
duda), angustiados, un nuevo cuerpo a
cuerpo con el gue no cotAbamos, que a lo
mejor no nos permitira ese cuarto cpiso-
dio, ¢] que decimos preferir por cuanto
hos permite conocer dvsve ahora las ur--
genelos de los placeren de Ja madurez y
cuya misma posibilidad se moe torna de
pronto problematica porque Ela nos ha
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nos ha dicho que no enmnentra In Have del
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Coleves andardcinag, uni verdadara Dae
tagania de eclaraa, acech inter, aniitriones
da la dita, Impermeable: a la mayor vo=
racidad, organigadamonte ralvutea, Wane
dueaties romo une neo sinfonia japoresa
escuchaba junto al so! gus te ha desperta~
da de la mas tanta noche de niaor, Loe
pajarilies na temen de Crwaldo Rarreta
al de mi, poalblenienta noa confunden eon
dos obreroe do tag fabricss da onbutidos
de Praga. Por “al contrauio, siluan sobre
nueatras caneras valses vara Banda Mu-
nicipal y nos hacen avergorznrnos (ver.
gonrona veomicuza) de tas eritod de nues~
trea urracae y nuestros querques, de la
ehathalaquema de laa bandadac de pa-
rinse, de ja peacorada eonura del] azacuan
herido on tiempo de trio. “A las scis de
ja mafiana no vn blen be corvera —nos
Atee Tngra al traer low tarras humosna,
Za, pues, aste, un pelluroso iugar, Como
pare decir, a la hora del cropiscule (aun
que 6a adn demaaiad tenpr ing para pens
eerian él, catimadss todas lag cautolas);
“Le vide, en general, ha sida bella, Pree
elsamente ayer, después de discatir sobre
la exeesiva carga sexual de Ja lHeeratura
madera, visitamon una granja da cerdas,
Veterinarios eon gabacraa biancaa exaini.
maben a lon gigantracos animales rors
een esteteacoplos respetanies, a la vez quits
fonmovedores, mientras demandaban de
Raantros qite no hahldremone en voz alia,
Antes de entrar, nos hahlan cubiarta ol
Festeo eon boraies de gana. para ovitar
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sabilidad. Alguna de@ ustedes podria ayts
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de fervocorril, pue tale rvida extrafia
fsusta infinilanente a jor cerdos, fox hace
perder peo ¥ocos peda miatiy ae) cara
zou, Nunca vi ccreos con mids aspecto
de Hijo de puta aque dstos, Sun jamonen
vivientes, con horril tes ventias agules por
todos Indos, fneoien ow, tdénitcos na Mone
tefor Francesca Costra ve Ramires, ua
Caaseradauiiente gob whie oulepo deal ovicn=
ta ce mi pais, Oswal > Bacreto, de pranto
y sin advertirmelo, emltlo ef mds aguda
Alario quad recuerG > hater ofta en los
Weamos cines ahos, EE deaconclerto cune
did como divia un novelista honduteno,
Kohre tado porque Jog cardex comongaron
a mostrar eintomas ¢ 2 anya que jworta
ke teansforinaron ep uta especle ac ata,
que de asma coleetive, Las veterinartos
corrian espantades le aqui hacia alla y
nutestva mila, abso ulamerte furlozn y
temblon, fo dia a Qawaido: “hal regia
ayn cat sacle’. “Yo auclo gritar
contest este Boy venezolano”’, “Al
pala que fieres hag oa que vieres"” —eltd,
popular, pero no nenow tensamente, el
ula, "Cuande Uda.) ogin a Venezuela no
lor obllgamog agri ar” .-Komonclé Os,
waldo imperturhabie antes do qua yo lo
sacar Casi a cpu Mes cel lugar, Cast
vomité de la rhea, Come cuando vil aquel
nituho en tna enile c+ Rautapa de Chitet
“Zovohab sh Galeno, pasive militar’, Aun=
que ahova no recuerty lo que tal anunela
tenia do graciosa, Os walla pad, na ols
fante, su deliia: ano ‘he sofd que lo ha
Wan echado para u ris en sus estudlog
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y que se encontraba de nuevo cn cuarta
ato de secundaria, Inelaaco un examen
final do trlgonometria «in saber vl siquic=
ra prontinelay to palabra entoto, Desperts
sudands en plemt madeugeda y me ha
dexpertade timblan para pawear wy peco
y buscar cervert, Kntoneea es qua yo he
decldido hablay sobre In primavera, Epoca
del afio en que florecen hasta los futho-
listas, como todo cl mundo sabe, Y¥ que
en Checoslovaquia se transforma en una
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“t “Eepresse™ de Roma onsanizd,
Teoentemente, an debate entre el] ese
erfter Aiberto Mozay lay los estudians
Tes Massinttiane Puksas, § rele be-
fruceiall y Duccio Stadtertai, quiaty
ano de Arquitectura: Valerio Veltroni,
primer abo de Filosofia, y Oreste Seal-
rane, terees ao de Filosofia, Rl temet
Hel debate se conten en ta ertticn y en
Ta epostetin a enti thins seneyackin
de titel Geslesg conten AQqUeHOs que se
Utes ec datas: v eontra aquellos
que dominer eb mundo de in cultura
offetal beste debate polémica pone de
bumifeste lac contradicclones entre
ideclogin vo vida prictlea de algunos -
fatcleetates,
Moravia: Yo pevtenesen a eco tipa de
prolelavio que xe thima a siavdsmo artista,
Los objetos que se fabrico sen novelas
Yo dramas, a sea, que logee creat de la
HAA. con iis mane nefor dicho von
geouite antes ne extstla, ¥ to
honera ena Chinn ne poartas
POO a poctuctos botque no hay de.
AMA, ere Coa de hoy, para productos
emo des nus, Ba Nalin) esa demand
existe pareliiente: de todas formas: ya
vende estos pooduetos a quien las y un
regtin Bay leves cel merenda, Pure, come
he licha, vive em trabajo en un pe
que es Hatin, No podria eolvborur end
Hos partidarios pues no perlenesca a pare
fido aleune. es deci tenga mis propias
fens (te, en cleetas senstines, prsden a
no calneldir can las de ate partido, Sh
28 yo coinborara con Unita COrgano del Pare
fide Comunistad, pos vjempla, no podrta
eroubbiy todo le quesse me ocuerlerny y
bor otva parte, st blen actualinente ne ten
dria diticultad en compartir la tinea de
Uniti ean respecto oo Viet-Nam, durante
veinte afos en cur) a (hasta ef XN cone
Riera) ob stalinisn.. me habria impedido
colaborar en feria
que yo publica mis navebis on od Carriere
Heke Sera, Sia emb. tea, ustedes ho ene
contearen en el Coy dere deta Sera una
aol palohia ea favor del sistema existente
hoy en Talia,
Seatzone: Quistora cecordarle a Moravia
que ctalqaler obra lit: carta, cualquier pros
dieie dntelecttiat es ea hecho tolitlew. Ure
Horay tote eso sige flea hacer oye aa
nleveldn politica, entrar en el Juega tle tow
Intereses crendos, en ati palabras inte.
hearse, Pubbennda nc velas en el Covrlere
colli Sera, cunlqiion qe sea SUE conte.
nido. usted, Moravia. esta temantio una
posiclon polities bien defiuida,
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Moravin: No tly tte eealquler profes
fare en ti region oentallatin ¢ Por tant
entonees los pliluros cebevinn eximirse de”
est aetesteian? | Par qué dos: profesores’?
eur gus dos equitee tas, a dow directores
deo. iPor qué dos ghreros yi trae
Podas sponges oh ane
5 fdbrica de
aledsiret, .
Sealvane; Bir efoct, nosotros no pro-
Ponenos conra modele la figura del ohrera
ecchiy tendo, sino in del obrere que se libera
ae la eselavhud. EL obcere puede libernrse
polltlcamente, yolvidn lose revolucionario
ihsaluta, De nianern .
‘del aparato ce ta cultura domipents, acepe
2 Mi» prescindiende—del—contenide--a
milltante, El escrifor, en cambio, manipus
fa ninerial intelectual yo a mendes tdene
tifien y livin att actividat en el arty de
eres tly,
Vetruectotl: El obrera dentro dal siste.
mit os un esclavizndy, El intelectual, en ol
thomente en aue acepta moverse dentro
fata papel one noes el del ecciavisadot Fa
Vuelve ar iiveriedinegio eatve beeline que
wand en el pader y los consmidores, Cuatte,
do, para vender ait pradueto, ab tin como
—medios do comunicaclan Juatamente aquee—-1--
Nos carales gue constituyen la fuerza 7
Ya cantinuidnd de da cultura doninante,
entonces estit nsumiendo una posiclén clas
tbias, :
Scalvones 11 otros término:, noose trata
wile del contentto o de law idens, shia de
te funelon que el ilbve pasa al asimlr en
Jo estructura evoudunten,
Moravia: Eno sistenm espitalisia Jos
editoves: sot capitalistas yo el esevitur e¢
tn proletirle al tual que eualquier Gtro
que esti en condiciones de ser aprovechae,
da (y ao menuda jo es), y ef tibro es un
producto a ser consumide, St ustedes aflre
man que el arte nu es expreslén sine pros
duelo, ontonees, no pucdea pretender que
el ezvritor sea um intelectual, o sea un
creader con privilesios y respons bilidas
des maeyores que los demaa Dehon en
ecomble adintiie que es una especie Co are
fesana, o renin profetario, May contrne
digcidn entve vf papel que ustedes Ja exigep
al datetvetual, y el yaloy de producta ae
fe atribusen al arte. Por otra parte, hab
que ver ab ef producto literntio esta he
rara el consume o para da representa
Hay tii geoa diterenchs endee latina
ential vole espeedda avtisthea, Le
mera poodues unarte de diile, que en les
maine eaplldistas abedceu a Jaa loyes det
reneficlo y ca los palscs comunistas, a
Tas lvyes del Estado: es lo mismo, por Io
Mmenns para los fMhea del arte,
En Oceldente existe cl finite det bens.
fleas en Oriente eb de da propeeanda, So
trila wenipre deun arte de alte, O rea
una tered que Uene que ser conste
mwida, no tmparia dando, en ct tren o en
lux Linitun de dae eacuciag, Numea revoe
Jucton altuna quito cso. Las revoluciones
cullegen la Hbertad de la expresién artis: |
tien. Mx deety, cors'derande, que para ure
tres los contenidos (0 sca la eritiea det
bader) no euentan, quieren la libertad
del lenguaje, .
E1 escrito que no quicra ser interme .
dievla entre Jas clues Gumunouica y ol
pablien puede ‘encontravee operand en
(rea cHuacionea histdricns diferentes, M1
la altiinehy Jo pernute, 9 bea loa Uenpod
con cinodea, puede hue arte de cial.
quire tipo: al low demos apremian debe
rA abandoner Ja represenstariin y la poesta
para el enurayo, el artichlo: finalmente,
silos Gemros no de/on otta adernativa,
dejara de ser eeetitar, headre de cultura,
yorera of cittdhefang que defiende ru fle
“bertad eon un tell, Aho yo ler pres
Kuntar gen ondl de ests sittinciones: nor
encontramns, hoy? Fin mi epinidn
tretajar tedavia con un marten bastante
amollg, en Italla par lo mevos, come para
hacer yeprcstnincién criustica aunque,
fa putcla ya no alennen: se oceesite in pris
biicnclén periodistlen, Coundo finalmente
jnpezan a entrar lor neve en tn cosy
@oounn (coma me pacd Aint) enlonees ea
Qeesariy fa fusta ernida,
Petruceiolis Me parece cuc in diferen,
clacton de Moravia entre el momento del
artista, el periodixtn y del cludadano,
vuelve aopreeentar eb error que ha extn
tide en fa cittura dzawerd'sta en loa tle
timog veinte aios, Que rimnifien Indivis
dualizor tres niveles @2 nvegvacion pra
un intelectual que opera en él interiar
da un cieria répimen? Sienitica procurare
Iz una prateesiGa Meolayica.
Seatzone: Sigifica darte la postbitidad
de consideragae inoeente cuandy vende lad
novelag al Cormere en nomuie de la bus
queda extilistica ¥ comprometica cnand.
Geme ty cartel por Ja pit en nombre da
sus eveucrdos ds ia Recistencia. Signifiea
darle Ja posivilidad de juga en dod.
Mens,
eDonde -puedo eserlbir -—clew Morne
Vine, au! canal puedo oftiizar, que-ma
doje ser plenamente bre? Sb yo escribles
ra en Unité no podria eriticar por cjem-
po una prifcula ravicti-a como Natacha,
Por lo tanto, escrito en el Corricre detla
Seta, .
Sentzour: Esa fortna ce vazonr refleja
Ja persomiided del intelectual Ge izqulerdt
de da etcada del 50, Belicla has psiculoytha
de cherie gpenerncion de intelectuales: de
fanttorda para los crates ek comproniiaa
pPaliieo ha sido ex ltiawamente actividad
@2 resistencia, que ca onlze muy diferente
de una orpinica activided revolucionarin.
LNo le perece, Moravin, nue usted se eat
-auedands estériimente aiade a ¢se mun=
Gy .
. BMoraviar Creo que na acy extraio a lo
Que Ca pasando alrtdeder do mi, Antes
: - , ,
como. squemes, cg_amblcun de por al,
Saindo log ticmpos anrenilan eleriamento
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de Ta eneren tontamas eb fasclimo, Dese
Vita be bauer, da dete de eked, Loy
tenemos la civitlaaeion industvial o de ios
consumoas, Hoy, a pesar dy que sizuen
existionda las clases y las tuchas de clase,
me interesan principalmeniedos mates de
Ja civilizacion industrial
Veteotis Yoo deca abstr de nuestra
altvacion (ev universitirtos, ihe nuestra pa.
léemica, Nosotros nos damos ecentia de aus
a Universidad, en ha saeiedad occidental,
solo sirve para proveer les técnicos que
‘contribuyen ‘al fostalecimints de la ee
tructuva ceritalista, No es insirumento
de libertad. no sive sara sustituir la ree
eereiin potietal con ot fibre fuega inte.
lectual,” Por eso erideenies (ante a i
detorminada Upo de hombre de cultuen,
Clortos inteleetintes part nosotros say
eluntemente anentes, Hyon representing a
la igquierda, pero en yeniidad na haeen
otra cosa que servir at sistena,
Meravia;
fica na es
wt orelacion entre arte y polis
Hi MAG come urfedes creen,
Cuando exer! Guind erent, por cjeom=
De, yo era préctionmente avalities, Sin
embarge tela el mundo vie all una ca.
nuncin polithea,
Staderinh Mire sehor Mave cin, a mt no
me Intleresss edmo usted: a ALOU ree
Maciones con la suciednd Yo Me preos
eupo de quae usted ne trate: es Justifierrtas
Ou no trate de ralvar au alma, eame
hon estada daetende fas datclectienliog de
equierda en Jes altinios veinte nfes, Han
foncilade lo ave pa es cenctiable, Han
repetids aceada instonte “Sey un cams
nlsta, soy i marvieta yopor to tonte ne
esfOy dle aetierdo van esta seriedad’, Para
epsermiila agrenabon: “Pera cutn es ta
sorkdkud en qae vive y i actilad UD Vad
puedo desarrottar en-ela es oLarte’, Ea
Otras palabray han reservade para sf miss
moe vpn Intervenclén que na eambia
nada, Ka una manera de inte nerse, mime
Que sea una manera ui poco hfpdertta,
Motavias Yo no-deaes sahar mi wma
aqut eh Halla, nben Rust, nen Estados
Unidos ni -en ninguna otra ‘arte,
Velirant: Usted dijo que la autogestian
do tas Bbricas per parte do los. obreros
¥ eh apravechomlenta adn cae Hbyerog, Aun
‘Ajo uN ateho thininade kay tn misma
cosa, Como comunista, cuando escuchite
Mos casag coma esa nee rebelamos: Es
una posielan soctaldemdécrata
Moravia: Ya dije solamente que cl cs«
Tabén do la cadena de tmorlase on frclor
do allenacidén tanto en una fabrica on
autocestiin coma en win Cibrlen eapliqe
Hist. i atros tdvinlaad, be cuentidn da
fondo sigua sin rescive ‘se: eb hombre in«
« fegrado en una cadena te montaje, gedmo
hara para ser hombre? ,Cémo hard para
comun)
Poksae: Fiste es el soveto y In finns
Hdd de da revelueldn cultural: permiticle
conmtmlcarse,
Moravia: Si usted hu ern Ieido mi Ibra
sobre China, habria en. ontyado aqui que,
Ge da revolucion cultu a! consiste justa-
mente, en hacer pasar al hombre desde
ha condicion campesins a la tecnoldica
Rlesi de los consamo:
Betracciall: 1 Snteteciuat de faquierda
esti atida aun tipo de actividad desarros
lide en el paseda, que hoy a dlama re~
polclonarla pero que objctivamente no
O CR,
Moravia: gQué actly idad?
Petruceiolh A ta act dad desarvallada
Moanie In Resastenela, que netialnente
Run parr justilear uta sere de operas
clones: vaquivoradas,
Cuando usted dice qui hoy el problema
ya no consiste en da hicha de clases sine
On to dueha contra da elviizaelén Inetiin,
trial y ta étlen de los car siiins, asme ina
Aetitud dkeeesclava, Sap adelon ey aniloga
AI de ayqueliag que cteen que es sufte
cleate eb hecho de est r insevitos en ale
Aaa erygeniancion poh ten ps cuifient
SUS puadueios, ee es tia razanamlento
fala. atria patnbre a, erin man nine
corod sl ee Nathan a deci “Yo neces
sita gsinar plata, ‘Trato le cumplly eon mt
trabajo Hbremente, perc cuando na Jo con
sigo tengo cl atenuante det estado de ne
essidads, Este es ef dls ueso que hay que
rebatiry vuestra make ta os cemostrada
pov In venta mbhana de ynestros prodice
tow Drosentaatto vuestves proditetos de
(in fornia, come foulo die in hlealogin de
la clase obrera ustedes desacreditan a la
claso obvera misma, Us edes ge prtsentan
came jnosentes de cdr a andan lag corns
en el muntlo capitalista a perar de come
. beetly da responsabllid d do toda cans
COHEN,
Seulaon: Quistera tscordarle la tras
de Carmichael, ef ldor del Poder Negra,
“FL intelectual no nog {iteresa por lo que
hace, ulna por lo que hice por nosotros",
Esto ea tambt'n neste entoria, Con of
tacdimos la posiclén pilitica del artista,
- pas: mi, una-de las -prandes esporanzas—~
Bi que Lengiy que pasn per la-etapa bue---- + ———-
® Moraviat Unstedes, on otras palabrae,
Quisleran (in arte completamuanta politte
gade. Pur ini parte, yo no escribo aytlicue
Jou yoliticog’en el Corrlers, como no Jos
escribla en Unita. No tengo partido, odio
&@ los parti‘los, No me xtillaria a ninguno
de ellos. Me transformaria en un ingtrue
mento y no podria eerie atl! a nadio, ni
slaulora al partidy al cual cetuviera afle
jad,
Fuksas; Pero usted esti seguro, en st
conticién actual, de—no sor un -inatru-.
mento? :
Moravia: Permitame definir al artista.
EI artista eg el hombre, ef dnico hombre
“qué ene ob Ueber de aantenerse-
¢lao a tun nife, o sea no reprimirse ¥ cone
dlcionarse en favor de sociedad alana,
Lat funeléa social det artista, en otras pre
fabras, es la de ser en algtina medida un
antisocial.
Veltroot: Y afirmando eso, gusted sigue
creyéndose marxista?
Moravia: Desde Juege soy marxista,
Pero no exite sdlo el marxinmo. Crea
que ésto es un excelente Instrumente de
conoclnienty, pero ito et tiniea, .
Sealcone: El marxismo no es un ins-.
trumento de conocimiento, sino de trans=
formacisn del mundo,
Moravia; Conneimlento, para un artis-
ta, qulere decly transfarmnaclin del mune
do. Yo no soy hombre de acclon: si to
fuera todo seria mucha mis simple, acop>
taria al marxismo como instrumento de
transformaciéy, como Jo.tringn para ta
acelin,
Vellronis 12) "Che" Guevara ha dicho:
“Los Intelectuates deberian suicidarse, co-
me clase", Tso significa que ce} intelectual
no debe sar st pluma como instrumenta
porn hacer to que lo gusta yo evitarse
@1 enfrentamiento con ia realidad, Qué
plonsa usted de cana frase, que en parts
ce neeplida tambien por Mao?
Mornvin: Digo que eg he frase de un
hombre de acelin, revolucionarle de pro«
fealin, Un hombre que colon la accién
politica: por enclna de tudo jo demas,
Dlenso también que ta plum ea un instrties
mente para hacer lo que now gustan y en
consecuencla enfrentarnos a ta realidad,
Veltrank: gSu juiclo sobre las obras do
Mao y Guevara?
Moravia: Opino que Mae es un exces
Jento exeriior. Permitame cltar mi ie
bro sobre China, Pagina 453 “Tia aldo
sa 4 e v4 é
ta i
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_Vialismo?
al mismo tlempe ef Lanin, ef Trotakd y
uv} Slalin (pero también el Melakovell) dv
Chinn”, En cuanto a Guevara, lo sonorce
poco como escritor, Como hombre de ae.
cién gu figura (le afirmé en una entree
vista a Parse Sera) es heioica,
Reatzone’ Usted, Moravie, peree que
bun reportaies deade China @ deade Corea,
o xohie Padgorny, pacdiny contrite a ta
lucha que los pulses roclaibitas o de] tercer
mundo estén lHevando en eontra del impe-
Moravin: Nunca escrbi nuda aceres de
Podgorny. El articulo drste Corea (Ver
ANALISIS, No, 324) ern una descripeién
dica-dada.capnntoss rusacion de Com
rea tcl Sur. Léanto, o suélvatio a leer,
y veran, Junto con otros exerilores cus
repeos he firmade en uni pégiia del New
York Times, uy iamado contra la guerra
de Vietnam. Liamé hace poco tempo a
lg Academia de Artes y Letras americas
na, de Ja cual formo parte como miembra
honorario, con el fin do que se deeidan
a toriar posicidn en contri de la guerra,
Naturalmente flrmé munifiestes contra la
‘qquerra, Na we hace otra eva desde hace
yelnic afios, gPero para qué sirve? Se
debiera hacer mas. Devicriase impediris
a Estados Unidos hacer la guerra, Pero
yo, como eseritor, gqué puedo hacer?
Veltronls Deberin hacer don cosas,
Primero: ¢n el moments en que usted en.
eribe reporlajes o erticulns, por ejeniplo,
‘no deberia anoyar al imperistismo, Segun<
do: no deberia preocuparve sdto de lo que.
escribe, sino también de conde lo eseribo,
¥y quien lo feerd, * . ,
Aeatunae; Olra presunin a Moravia, La
relacin entre hombre 5 endena de pro-
duccién es de toras formas una relacién, |
allenada, La contradicclén que interesa
en el plano social cs la relactén entre apro-
veehador y aprovechado, gUsied de qué
Jado esta? Si celta con el seiindo, jplensa
combatir ef primero? 4Con etuAles medion?
aPlenaa que pueden eer len rroplos de mt
profeaién ds excvitor? 0 qte se pueda y
deba combatlr con otros medio? _
Moravia: Representar, en arte, es come
batir, porque la representacién es actus.
¢elén y juicia, Fuern de elio, queda ta ate
clén politica o armada,
Fulvaa: La “genernclén. Intermedia” a
fa cual Moravia pertenece, ha formada
una especie de monvupolia cultural y ecos
némico de toda la produccién. Estay en -
fa razén por Ja cual rewwgamos de los
hombres do cultura do aquclia, genera- 3 rd
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mMenopalta entditead nd puteha menos eeas
taateo Pe proatestadoe adempre, en mia
Ubros, Protest y ustedes también, Prue.
ben a escribir una novela en contra del
monopolin,
Stadcrink Una altima promuntra .Usted
dijo gue firma Hamiados por la paz en
Vietnam?
Moravias Ha clerto,
Staderlal: Piru tawbtsn en eb Corre
Fo deh Sern, que es el drgane de ja apres
sid dmperliista en Haha, gNo cs una
coutradicelont
.
te then oe ame
Mornviat Sica clorta que ol Corriera
delay Sra ca ol Oryeite ded aprerton
dpertallsty en ttalla, a uaa contradles
cton, De todas formas ne eseribo articulor
Idccoldgicos, y BI los escri tera, no los pus
Niicaria en cl Corricre dita Sera, Finale
mente, a pesar de que yo no sea stats
Enista, permifame citar a Stalin: “Dicen ”
que pot contradeelnios, Jue sl soa cote
teadechnoe'. Solo les aglt-pref no se
contracicen,
(Tomado de ta revisti. “Analisis”, Am
gentina, marzo de 1998)
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References : <A. HMMA~35904, 27 November 1968 ‘
! B. MEXICO CITY-8159, 22 November 1968
} . 1. Forwarded herewith as attachment #1 are three reports
: on the most recent developsents of the LIRING-3 operation, one
i dated 17 Navarhew ont tit 22tccu 22 lwvemves, prepared by
} Wallace B, ROWTON. The gist of the 22 November report relating
i the conversation which LIKING-3 had on that date with LIRING-9
{ was cabled in reference B. Some additional comments by
LIRING-9 passed on orally by ROWTON and not included in his
i report were included in reference B.
! 2. Forwarded as attachment #2 are Xerox copies for both
' addressees of two letters received by LIRING-3 from FAR contacts
. in Guatemala. The third letter was prepared as an answer by
a LIRING-3.
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en the ceening of 45/14/68 in the artio eres of the LINITG establish-
ment end that the jatter he@ introduces? tin to + | D ee nt,
Anvited TTRT¥G/2 te meet vith him any corning shout, 7100 except None
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tng hin. TTRING/3 oromised Zowton thet re woud atdemps to min
aeeess to TINITG/iO's office For the dehriefine.
(23 Gover Trahtare: TIRTG/3 teld Rowtern thet ha -oul make fevanr effort:
to odtair come kied ef cover ernlovrent co thet he feould Suatify any} .
funds ‘
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9 Govember, Guetemala,C.A. acknowledging receipt L/3's letter and
expressing relief from anxiety. Gives greetings from "los cenchitoa®
Miguel,Elsa,"La Negra“,°La Chiquitie”,Felisa,Maria Elena,"La gordita?
Envelope written by other hand is addressed to L/J at his new residence
: and bears retura address: M.Bol.,28 "3B" 8-25 Zona 8. LIRING/3 told
Rewton this letter from mother Ju4u and Miguel Zarerkn Leén Barrics,
sent apparently to test commo channel. I/3 replied to letter, 22/11/68
Aatetineg he orrcits Souu wane erip “outside country” and asking Xterra
Marta to tell “los canchites" ( her sons Miguel and Juén) to send bin.
the assignment ("encargo") soonest since he in position to help then
in some way. L/3 enclosed clippixz froa “Siempre” of letter to editor
describing his experiences in Guatemala. :
. L/3 also turned over so-#emten letter from "Espinoza” iostmarked
? Novenber ,Guatenala,C.A., sending warmest grectinzs, but containing
pbraze,"the Leén Barrios send you greetings",whica L/3 interprets to
be signal from Ju4n and Miguel that contact with Fs imminent, Exvelope
addressed to 1/3 at his new address bears return address: Oscar Moises
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°3. LIRING/3 eliso reported tweet ke had private talk with LIRING/9 on
‘ late morning 21 fiovember in wrich L/9 steted he rost interested in
! "any observations L/3 might wish make concerning attitude and opinicas his
_"-~ FAR contact with respect to PBRUMEN support. He asked iL/3 to put
his thoughts in writing and subsit them to him at 1730 on 26 Noveaber.
/ At L/3 request he promised invite LIHING/10 and other interested LIRING
_ officiais to this meeting. LIRING/9 expressed opinion that LIRING/3
“should subsequently travel to PBRUMEN ‘for “more detailed" discussions
“and offered arrange cultural cover invitation. Fe adied that it would
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25/11768 50 that Rowton may ampligy as desired. L/3 tol Rowton he plans
. take line ‘that FBRUMENs do not understand local problems and that their’
{ - aid in pauyt has been dissapated in factionalism. 1/3 asked Rowton for
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about whom L/9 asked L/3 a nurber of questions, indicatirg FBRUMEN
interest in exact role she played via-é-via FAR. :
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Subject: LIZING/3 Report of Meeting with LIRING/9. :
1. LIKIEG/3 reported to Rowton at the safehouse ( Identity B ) at
1N15 on 22 November,1968, that he had met with LIZiNG/§ at the let-:
ter's private office lave the previous morcing for a very serious
discussion. L/3 explained that he had visited the LIZING cftices with
LIRING/4& to pass out invitations to the exposition scheduled to begin
on 23/11/68, and that L/9 approacked him inmediately and asked aim
to come into his office for a chat,"if he could spare the tine.” Early
in the conversation, Roxton's reconstruction of shich follows, iIRING/3
got the impression that L/9 had been delegated by LIRING/10 to talk
privately with him on the matters he broached: :
of “i'm glad, chico, that you have a few mixutes, since I wanted
to talk over a few things very seriously end in private.”
¥Y. "I'm at your disposition. What do you have in mind?®
9/."Well, what are your plans?"
3/."*hat plans do you mean? After all I have a lot: ‘of plans
for cifferent things,as you can izagine.” ut
9/."I mean your plans for the immediate future.*
3/."Well, I pllan giving this exposition ( to which you are
. invited, of course) in the hope of raising encugh goney to
take a trip to Montreal where I expect to have anotker ex=
; position already being arranged by CFIC. This will enable
LIRING/4 to come up there to see her father who is very ill,
as you probably know. Her father will gladly help us financially
: : to cover some of the cost of the trip.” i
Spee wet 9/."Yes, but I mean what about your plans for continued political
: a activity?"
: . 3/" Well, that’s different. As you ‘now I have had @ long standing
interest in Central America politically, and, despite vhe fact
that it has cost me a great deal personally, I hope to continue
‘helpidg ay. friends within my capebilities. sortultaters, there
in really nothing that + know of against me here jin Fexico,since
I have not become involved with organizations snd part ties."
9/."I see. But bas your experience in Guatemala affected your at-
_titude towards us??
3/. "Frankly it has. I have a much better idea of th strugele fron
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9/."But could you be rore specific?”
a/."dell, it's @ loans story. I had hoped to discuss it in sone
detail with several of you together, tarticularly LIBiNG/10
and his replaceszent."
9O/."Yes, that will be arrenged. But first I would sppreieate your
going over everything with me." s rf
3/."dell first of all, i would like to have present Iden A with
his wife since I want once and for 211 to clear up any questions
about the circunstances of our mutual experience the}
9/. "Donz't be childish. we know all about Iden A, just! exectly
what kind of perscn ne is as well <s his wife. Such & corfronta-
BPar Fen nate oe tine) oe far oc waltra qonrarmed. ")
3/."But don* t forget the fact that the parents of the wife of Iden
abe x very close friends of the LIRING Chief end it's. quite natu-
ral that they'll cresent their pozirt of view snen they eee bia.“
Sf. "Bon't worry about that. It's a purely social r elationship,and,
im any case, our Chief really hasn't got very such to do sith
these things,and his opinion won't zatter."
3/. "I nope so. I'a feei better in any case to talk aboot the detoiz
in Iden's presence, so that he will agree,as he, must on his res-
ponsibility. Yeu realize, of course, that he carried wite him
auch compromising material that iv was 4 miracle thet we vere
not assassinated on the spot." :
9/."Yes, but that is unizportant now. shat is important isthe fact
that you have learned a great deal about the nentality of our
friends down there, and that this could prove very useful to us
in our future dealings." | :
3/."Yes,for instarce, they told me szong other things that César
Nontes had spent too much time with your feopie, on trips to
your country and to Mexico, and hai completely lost touch with
_-- the revolution. That's the reason he was "destituido”™.
~9/."S0, you know thati"
"3/."Yes, and many sore details of wh y they are unhappy ~ the lack
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to ezbarrass F3FRIME In their increasing trade success."
_ 9/." Very interesting! I have a sucg:stion. Suppose you prepare a
written report (informe) and bring it in at 1730 sharp on 26
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Fersor inthe :5x0MEN capital. Perhaps I cculd stop off there
on tre way back from Kortreal.* |
O/."But there are no passerger ships making that run. only cargo
sbips. I have a better suggestion. se could arrange an invitation
for a cultural expositicno that soukd arvear irsgeuo38. "
3/."Fine. I agree thet would be best. Do I have to ae forzal
applicetion?*
Of M8 a Te wom'* te acscccsorge Tl Ueaic cress eaag
about LIETNG/4&?"
3/. "Thet*s a rather delicate matter. She has ‘not quite ‘gotten over
my experience,and micht object to zy re-involyuext in political
matters. I therefore would request you not to nention this aspect
to ner. She could go off to her hoke town and visit her fasily
and tiink that the «hole trip is cultural." ‘
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| Hace unos dios woiv§ a la cluded de México, después de |
hober permanee.jo encorceiado Jurante am 7 meses en!
Guatemala, sujcio co un juicio —del cuci sci cksuelto— ocu- |
sado por las autoricades de oquel pais de “aientar conira |
i ks instituciones acmeccticas”. ‘ : i
H No pretendo heszer una erénica de ics circunstancics ce!
{ mai detencién, del seoceso judicici, etc., pees estos. deiciles
et A en parte fueron dades a conocer en su operrunidad por SIZM-
| PRES pero si quineta relatarle en una forma breve algunas
de los coses que omervé duranie escs meses en el campo’
de concentracién de Pavén, mai lamado “Granjo Penal Pa-!
vén", donde estuve continado. i
Dicha “grcnja” esiG situada a més o r.er0s 23 Kms. de!
la ciudad de Guciexaia er. el Departement 19 Ge Frayanes ¥:
consiste en un hoy=co artificial receaio ce cercer electrifi:!
goler © farroten da sinilemdia pmemn acim Ine “nome de}
concentracién rozis. £- supone que en 'cs 7.G‘ses civilizedos'
os sistemas corceiaries dispenen de les medics subcientes para Proporataar & les reciu-
‘sos un minimo de comodidades o elementos que le penritan su desarrollo o rehabilite-;
cién; pero ea este sitio sélo imperan el terror Yet hamore, csi como las conciciones més
infrahumanes y e«peluznantes, ya que la instlubricad y la fata de ciencién en. todos los
ospectos es lo mie aii impera i
La pobiocion oproxinada ce “Ia Gronja” excila entre 13s y15 509 reas, de los eve!
les los “presos poiiticos” no Tegcn o 2), ya cue les detenides per delites de esia noturai
leza son generaimente asesinados después de su cetencién y esiar suje‘cs a torturcs, ‘
Por fo tinto, ia casi totaiided de les presos son “delincuentes comunes”, pero podria
decirse que en un 404, son inocentes del delito de me se les acuse: cues ea Guctemala,
Para ser enccrcelado no es necescrio tener Pruecas en conta. Una simpie ecusocién po:
Bciaca o de particuicres basia pera quedar su‘eio a un proceso en €i cual es comin sa
ir absuclio después ce uno o des aiios de encarcelamiento. : |
La adzinistracién intema del penal esié encomendada a los reciusos, pera ic So.
52 escoge G los ‘delincuentes més depravades y que tienen condenas iargas Gsesinos, i
gGadstas, etc. i
Para mantener la disciplina se ha formado un cuerpo ée represién Genomioado * 'ser>
vicio especial™ o “garrotezos”, como vulsormente se Jes ilaman. csie grupo, cuya impuni-
dad es ilimitada, mantiene a los recluso: <7: terror consiante, ya que besia la ica més
tainimé para que golpeen con sana brutal u infractor, legéndole ccawe hese Ia muer
fe.
El penal nd proporsior.a a les reciuses ningin medio de trabcjo, pero si mropicia la
fermocién de matias intemas que expiotan o quienes tienen mcyores necesidades, hacién-
doles trabajar en fdbricas elementcles de ulsuncs artesamias: cancsios, iuguetes rucim
tarios o pelotas de fulbol; producies que envicn a la calle para su venia y los cua-
Jes esos mateas cbtienen grandes ganancias que comparien con ia sueccéa Penal. |
Uno de los negocios mas productivos, y de! cual Partcipen ics cut en com-
binocién con bes reclusos in‘luyentes, es la venia de seconcles sédicas y meguanc a les
reclusos; drogas con las que una gran mayoria trata de borrar su cesesperaada y angus:
— ti, pero trayendo por consecuencia reyertas qu: degeneran muchas veces en ef azesinate.
Como mencioné antes, la “Granja Pencl ce Pavén" consiste en un ortificiat
cuyo espano habitable se reduce a un recténgulo de 170 por 70 metres,
te, el cual incluye 5 cuadros y una explanada al aire libre, irénicamente &
po deportivo”. Cada una de sas cuadras alberoa un promedio de 250 | que viven
en fa més absoluta promiscuded. Para agraver esta situacién funqona diarantente —du-
tante 12 horas— un altoparianie, auaible en todos los rincones, y que = yhliza para
~ acrecenior ef amedrentamiento y el terror. Por ese allopariante se Yama a ‘am recluides,
que son sobcitades para presentarse a la autordad del penal, pero siempre boriendo hin-
capes en la omenaza y en ia intmdecién. ho
_* Les reincidentes 0 reos peligrosos, estén conlinados en el “Triéiquio™j que es us
espacio pequenio, prolegido por alambrodcs, di cual no pueden salir ni siquera a io ex
planaga. En Jas cuadraz, sé!o una parte de les reclusos dispone de literas, pa moyorie
duerme cn cl sucio cubriéndose con trapos neces o cartones. La ci:mentaciény que el pe-
nai Proporona comaste en dos prquenos panes y café por la manema 2cia torulles y un
poss do culde,o de fiyjoies al mediodla, y tse poco do Inyoles pez . ub porte de
Yos seos se alimerte con les escames medios cue sus fomiliares ks vervea ias dt
ta 0 en pequencs fondas que algunos han insia.ado para obtener w.gieses. Ti
t afencién médica adecuada: sclo una brrecs con alqutes um sementos
sual, pera cudiquier enfermedad, se piej;<acinnon cw iin mee des a.
eretadds i Gtewde:te 7 gasa, Bi es und hecils, pa pees teen ay crea. -
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reclusos; diogas con las que unc grem moyoria tava de Lora: su Ceset per
tia, pero trayende por consecuencia reyerics que deteneran mucias veces en el ascincio.
Como mercioné antes, ia “Granjc Pencil de Pavén™ couscte en un hoye.co ertiliaal
cuyo espacio habitable se recuce a un recténguls ce 176 per 72 metros, oyroximcadamen-
te, el cual incuve S cuadres y una explonade cl cive libre, irén.czmente bemadea “er
po deportivo”. Cada una de Jes cucdraz alberga un promecio de 250 persencs que viven
en fa més cbsoluta promiscusced Para ograror esia situcain Amciona dicriamente —du-
rante 12 horas— um altoparlante, audible en todos los rincones, y Gue se uluiza poo
~ acrecentor el cmedrentamiento y el terror. Por ese cltopariente se ilcina a tos reciuiccs,
que son solicitadss para presentarse a la cutoridad dei pencil, pero siempre baaeado hin-
eapié ea la comeaaca y en Ic intimidacién. :
Les reinsidentes © reos peligrosos, estGn coninedos en eb “Tridzgulo”, que es us
espacio pequera, protegido por clambrod73, dei cual no pueden solir ni siquiera a la ex
planoda. Fn Jas cuodras, sélo una parte de les redusos Cispone Ce literca; Sa mayoric
duerme en ei suelo cubriéndose con tapes viejes o cartones. ia cimeniazién que el pe-
nal proporcions consiste en cos pequefios panes y caié por ja manana, seis torullas y un
poco de caldo o de frijoles al mediodia, y otro poco de frijcies por la tarde. Una parie ce
Jos reos se alimenta con los esccsos medios que sus famileres ies Uevcn les dias de visi-
ta’o en pequeics fondas que a’gunes han inste.ede pata obierer ingrescs. Tamzcco exis-
te atencién médica adecuade sélo una barraca cca algunos implemenics rucicentarics
donde, para cuciquier enfermedad, se propormenan cuando mucho dos espinnas, o un
poco de menteciate y gasa, si es una herida, ya sca ieve o grave.
Un hecho que reviste gravedad extrema para Ios reciusos ocusados ce delitos polt-
ticoa, e3 ¢l de cémo Iegar seguros de vuelta a sus hogares el dia que reciben su hiertod
de ese inlierno. En todas las “carceies” del pais ej tolal de presos politicos no llega a
ra ee eer °\
serper Shs page
100, Une gran mayoria Ge eu0y GI UAUusree 6 pee, eee oS
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Fb dnat ewe beboce .
(Vierie de la pégina 6) cucstracos” y
éesaparecidos en la carretera por cual-
quics grupo de jos innumerabies cucr-
pos policiscas represives que exisien
en Guatemala, previo aviso, claro-esté
Ge ia Grecciéa del Penal, que comu.
DKA con to's anticipzcin ei dia que
Uh. preso politico obtiene su libead.
En general, & “Grania Penal Pavon™
es posiblemente una de iss prisioncs
- mas terroriZxcan que existen en Lat-
: . a@oamérica y seria oporiuno que la
. oo a . > Comision ce Derechos Kumanos de la.
. 2 : * GNU organizara una revista de ins.
- cciéh, pate Scsthinascaias of une
de las tantas formas de violencia que
| imperan hov dia en tan Lello pera
: - Cesafortunado pais,
- Le agradezeo muy sinceramente Jas
: i informacioces y defensa que la revista
: SERRE! ha hecho ge mi casa.
Tar uo ee - oe Ateatamente,
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Action Required: See paragraph 3. COs. MICRO. SER.
7 Forwarded herewith is one copy each for Headquarters
and the Guatemala City Station of the report covering the .
debriefing by Wallace B. ROWTON of LIRING-3 on his imprisonment
in Guatemala. Identity A of ROWTON's report is a Giatemalan
rébel living in Mexico who, as addressees will rememher. [|
soctaontally chst Liwecds an cue Leg a lew days prior to his
departure for Guatemala with LIRING-3. This wound may have
convinced the Guatemalans that he had recently. been involved
in terrorist activities and may, in fact, have cost him his
life. Identity B of the same report is the n:phew of Identity F,
a Mexican Communist who was arrested on 19 September 1968 ;
during a student demonstration in Mexico City; he is still in
jail. : |
2. As this dispa.ch is being written, LIRING-3 has an
appointment to talk at length anout his experience in Guatemala
with the LIRING Station Chief, .IRING-10. The general idea
is for LIRING-3 to go to PBRUMEN in the hope that he can be
-used to penetrate PBRUMEN-sponsored subversion efforts: in Latin
America or become, at least for a time, a reporting source in
PBRUMEN. [
3. ROWTON and the undersigned are prepared to travel to
Guatemala to discuss the LIRING-3 case and its Guatemalan/FAR
implications whenever the Guatemala City Station, after :
reviewing the availabie information, aes ready for such :
discussion. Please advise. |
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1. Report (1), h/w
2. Identity Sheet (1), u/s/c
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would te e check with TIXTC/2%s first wife, since h
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taker care of TT8*G/3 and /t%: child almost ¢
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of 20" October, Tn, the meso 2
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; peserve4 > reon for thet afternoon so “het ne would se able to sive L/3 the
nast ten deva and felt much hettar far the rares] Aiat hea had hear shnle to
resens., The only raveicel effect he still felt, besides! the weamness from
i loss of weicht 2rd 4vsentery, was 2 reeurrine pain in the side,which 1/3 .
i feared resulted fron 2 fractured rib that heat heeled without gedics2 treet-
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rincipally tarcuza ¢ notional GNA colonel «hose
nd of Rowton. Ee explained that wnen he had learne
‘ thet 1/3 had left Hexico City for the trip as planned, he telephcned the
colonel ene explzined that a Mexicen friend, ?IxIuc/3, wps vlennirs to visit
point. Rowton continued -
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thet this cesture rroved to be literally a life-saver f L/3,since 2 few.
days liter, the colonel enlled Rowten back and resorted jthe abrest of L/3
nm the comrany of "very dancerous persons.” it colonels reqcest,Fowton
met with him several days Inter et the horder ard they both planned the .
, the colozel cn his
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best course of section to save Tf, fowtan aliscet tact
own initiative errer-ed to heve T/? tredsferrsd frra t
mala Gite so thet Se could be relesssd fenn erty custed
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in sendincs messares to relicions Zxteriores in Mexico since the “Vorth-
americezs decipher end reed evervthines we send.” Ye the efore) n+d to,
send everytonins concernin=s me bv dirlometic oouch Cospitte the| delay
involved, ; 2.
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victions."” | |
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"From treat zoment the Teér »>rothers too me into the
revezied thet FAR had broken comcletely wits S
: with, the rartr':
Side was ‘eins chenneled trrovch him aespite
bute the aid to his frien¢s who were rot even verty term bers sri neg-
lected evervore else. The brothers 2leo told se that| PAR Had stripped
Ofsar “ortea of all his cutherity ‘and thet he vas
They conmented thet Yontes hed spent almoct 211 h
tomola ond had not accotmished the nisstots he ws
stated that Sinencizl and taterizl ata t ;
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Identity E
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director,
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testify even under ‘uress> “
made to execute well 2 ; i
rezovinge us from inctin= vs while supposedly at- }
after the nequitta to ac- i
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to. f i
Rowton to keen the proposed i
st » Perticeleriy free his wife,
since he felt she vould be very unset to leern thet bre, 1/3, wes plannice
to resume rolitic2i activity om behalf of PAR. In veoly to Howton?s querz,
I/3 stated thet 25 vet he ted not ned + anvbre in:the LTB1NG |
office but rromised to do so 2s suon 25 ° pre ented itself. He |
erreed vith Rovton thet LIRI0/4 would be the lnricel.rerson to arrance 2 :
6iscreet meeting with LIRING/40. L/3 told Yowton incidentally that 1/4 ha :
protested to LIRTNG/10 some weeks previously thet Rodolfo 2 yes was speading
rumors to the effect that the IIRTNG o7fice did not trust LURING/4&. L/10 '
replied indicnantly that if there was anzone they did not ¢ {was .
Rodolfo Xeves,end that L/4 could-brine hin in and 1/10 woclf)tell him such i
to his face. « , }
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ans the Guatemala City Station of the report covering theo |;
debriefing by gallace B. ROSTON of LIZIHG-3 cn his inasrisonaent
in Guatesala. I4entity A of RO¥TOX'’sS revort is a Gatesalan
rebel living in Wexico who, as suiressees wil! renextber, .
sceitentally shot hincelf in the lez a few java rviane en hie .
Aerattiri Ios Geatomans wata LIKLRG-3. This wound ray have ' ae
coavinced the Gaatesalans that be had recently deen Llavoived i
ie terrorist activities and aay, in fact, have coat his kis :
life. Identity & of the same resort ta the nenhew of Identity F,
@ Mezican Comsunist who was arrested on 19 Senteaber 1953
ae @ Studeat demonstration in vexico City; be is still ia
jail.
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: 1. Forwarded herevith is ose copy each for Neadquarters
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2. As this disvatch ie being uritten, LIRING-3 has an
apnointnsent to taik at lenzth about his experience in cwatoneals
with tho LIKIRG Siation Lnief, LIRAINS~19,. The general idea
is for LIRING-3 to 270 te PBEUMEN in the hove that he can be
usel to penetrate 'B2UAZI-sponscred suoversicn cfforts in Latina
anerica or becose, at least for a tine, a rescrting source in-
TBEUAAN. :
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3. R8O7TCY and the undersigned are preparei to travel to
Guatemala to Jiseuss the LIRING-3 case and its juatenalas/FAR
laplications whenever the Guatemala City Station, after
reviewing the availabie information, feels reacy for such
discussica. Please aavise.
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1. sevort (1), b/e F
2. Identity Sheet (1), u/s/e
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3°82 RYBAT PBRUMEW LIRING~3 Li Hv 68 N43465
"REFS A. MEXICO CITY 8159 (ie an
B. GUATEMALA CITY 9735 (PMOy12
"4, LIRING-3 WRITTEN REPCRT PER LIRING-9 REQUEST WAS "
REVIEWED BY STATIGN WITH ASSISTANCE LEONARD S, TORNET. REPORT of
_} LIMITED TO ACTUAL EXPERIENCES WHILE INCARCERATED GUATEMALA city :
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M222 aw SNFORMATION ACTUALLY RECEIVED FROM FAR MEMBERS IM SAME HATLe
" LERING-3 BRIEFED TG DECLARE HIMSELF REABY HELP GUAT REBELS FOR
_ - IDEOLOGICAL REASONS AND AT SAME TIME IMPLY HE IN WEED MAT,
MIGROFILMED
HELP AFTER LONG IMPRISONMENT. . t i
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- 2. LIRING-9 WAS WAITING AT LIRING GATE 17329 HOURS WHE : .
LIRING-3 ARRIVED WITH REPORT. MEETING HELD IN BACK ROOM CONSULATE
Orie :
;4°8? AMD LIMITED TO LIRING-3 AND LIRING-9. FOLL HIGH POINTS THIS |
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A. LIRIG-9 DID NOT READ REPORT BUT HAD LIRING-3 GIVE | boo}
- HIM MAIN POINTS ORALLY. APPEARED MOST INTERESTED 19 LIRING-3 a
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Bs LIRING-3 EXPLAINED HE ANARCHIST, LEFTIST, IDELAIST |
AND FELT TRUE REVSLUTION GOISS JN GUATEMALA. THIS WHY HE | _
. GHIEZRESTED IN HELPENG GUAT RESZLS AKY WAY POSSIBLE. THIS ‘SEEMED
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SATISFY LIRING-9.
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P2RUMEN SHIP TO CANADA SO LIRING-4 COULD SEE FATHER WHO BE YORK . _ fy
RESIDENT AND ILL. LIRING-9 ADAMAN, LIRING-4 SHOULD NOT SEEK VISA _
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D. LIRING-9 MADE VAGUE PROMISES HELP LIRING-3 IN cuR! RENT |
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DIFFICULT SITUATION ALTHOUGH SO FINANCIAL HELP MENTIONED.
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.APPRECIATE TORMET VISIT AND ASSISTANCE.
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LOSSES FROM GCG RETALIATION. GOG ABLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IMPULSIVE
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BEF OREHAND. Se Pf
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LOSSES FECM GOG RETALIATION. GOG ABLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF INPULSIVE i
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‘ 1. SUBJECT TO GUATEMALA STATION CONCURRENCE, WE BELIEVE LIRING/3
SECULD BE CANDID WITH LIRING/10 AND TELL HIM WHAT AND AS MUCH AS HE
WANTS TO ENOW. WE FEEL IF LIRING/3 ATTEMPTED WITHHOLD OR DISTORT
; DETAILS HIS IMPRISONMENT, IT COULD BE COUNTERPRODULTIVE TO OPERATION
SINCE LIRING/10 PROBABLY COULD CHECK OTHER SOURCES FOR ACCURACY - |
2. THERE NO URGENCY FOR LIRING/3 MAKE TRIP TO PBRUMEN, ; WE
BELIEVE IT MORES ADVANTAGEOUS FOR HIk TO REMAIN MEXICO AND ATTEMPT
. BECOME INVOLVED LOCAL PBRUMEN/GUATEMALA EXILE ACTIVITIES. IF, HOW-
EVER, LIRING/10 SUGGESTS LIRING/3 GO PBRUMEN, HE SHOULD NOT FESITALE
i 3. DEFER TO GUATEMALA CiTY FOR IDENTIFICATION REF,
HAMES,
, 4, FILE s0-6-141/3, 201-798301 AND 201-776733.
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ALLOWED TO VISIT HIM PRIOR TC HIS EXECUTION.
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LIRING-3 REPORT THEY HAD RECEIVED JULY FROM "RELIABLE FAR SOURCE ;
*EX1CO" LESCRIBING LIRING-3 3 “ANARQUICO, SIN PARTIDO,
CONDUCTA BUENA, CONFIABLE , RESPONSABLE PERO DIFICIL CONTROLAR.*
FOLLOYISG THIS GENERALLY FAVOSASLE REPCRT JUAN AND MIGLEL .
{ " @EON) 3ARRIOS DISCUSSED FAR SITUATION FREELY WITH LIRING-3,
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. GUAT CF. THIS ACCORDING LIRING-3 REFLECTED IR COOLNESS EVIDENT
“BETWEEN LEOK BROTHERS AND FRANCISCO CORADO, CP RESPONSIBLE IN :
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5. ASSUME GUAT NAMES MENTIOKED ABOVE ARE “WAR NAMES™.
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1. RCUTON SEESTABLISHED CONTACT LIRING-3 25 OCT AND ™.
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ALLOWED TO VISIT HIM PRIOR TO HIS EXECUTION.
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REF: MEXICO CITY 7486 (10/0650!)
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1. 19 OCTOBER GUATEMALAN DAILY PRENSA LIBRE REPORTED COURT’ OF
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APPEALS CONFIRMED DECISION OF LOWER COURT ABSOLVING LIRING~-3 AND
COMPANION OF CHARGES VICLATION LAW OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS} NO
MENTION MADE WHETHER THEY ACTUALLY RELEASED ‘FROM CUSTODY.
2. WILL REPORT ANY INFO RECEIVED ON RELEASE LIRING-3 |
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DIRECTOR, GUATEMALA CITY
REFSs A. DIRECTCR 36584
B. GUATEMALA CITY 9517 (). (-02std
C. HMMA 25549 Para §
SOMEHOW TRY TO FREE LIRING-3 FROM JAIL IN GUATEMALA CITY BY|GOING
TO LIAISON AND EXPOSING HIS WOFIRM CONNECTIGH. MEXICO CITY STATION
IN AGREEMENT WITH REF B STATEMENT THAT MORE TIVE SHOULD BE ALLOWED
TO SEE IF LIRING-3 WILL NOT BE RELEASED IR SCT TOC DISTART Fut URE
WITHOUT INDICATING WOFIRM INTEREST. AS STATED IN REF c suey IRDICA-
TIO® IF IT LEAKED (AND STATICH ASSUMES THIS POSSIBLE IN ohn OR
IF IE ATTRACTED SUSPICION GUAT REBELS, MEXICAN ip ISTS OR
PERUMEWERS WOULD RENDER FURTHER OPERATIONAL EXP ITATION LIRING- -3
AND LIRING-4 PROBLEMATIC. IT MIGHT EVEN PROMPT GUAT neees | TO
TAKE REPRISALS AGAINST LIRING-3 AND LIRING-4. FURTHERMORE STATION .
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NOT AT ALL SURE THAT FREEING LIRING-3 THROUGH INTERVENTION
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WILL HAVE INCREASED OPERATIONAL POTENTIAL. IF LIRING-3 NOT
RELEASED IN NEAR FUTURE LIRING-4 MAY FIND ONLY WAY OUT HER CURREST
PREDICAMENT IS AT LEAST TEMPORARY RETURN TO rckUicad. SHE BIGHT
AT THAT POINT BE SME NARI E NNNCOTAYE MISSION Ditiuan 30 pad ane
“ PREVICUSLY AGREEABLE ATTEMPT FOR WOFIRM.
3. STATION WOULD NATURALLY BE WILLING RE-EXAMINE ITS
POSITION RE LIRING-3 IF GUATEMALA CIFY STATION COULD DETERNMIt
BEYOND ANY REASOWABLE DOUBI THAT. APPROACH OF JUDGE THRCUGH
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1, APPRECIATE REF a RESPONSE. AGREE WE DO KOT WANT, SURFACE
WOPIEM INTEREST LIRING-3 OR WIFE TO GUATS IF CAN BE AVOIDED:
2, REF B WAS SENT FOLLOWING DISCUSSION WITH LIRING-3'S
CASE OFFICER, ROWTON WHO STILL TDY HQS, AFTER FURTHER DISCUSSION
‘WITH ROWTON, HOWEVER, WE PREFER GUAT STATION TAKE NO ACTION 'ox
REFERENCE B REQUEST UNTIL RCWION RETURNS MEXICO, SE CAN THEN AT-
TEMPT OBTAIN UPDATED READING ON LIRING-3 STATUS FROM LIRING-4 OR OTHER (
SOURCE, AFTER WHICH ROWTON AND MEXICO CITY STATION CaN DECIDE IF
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release. Station reluctant surface ¥OFIRM interest
however without Mexico City Station concurrance.
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took up. residence in Cuban Embassy, Wexico City
because lacked funds pay rent. Also asked Guatemala
Station if could arrange for early release LIRING-3
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nk OPERATIONS. SEVERTHELESS IT MUST BE REALIZED THAT AFTE 6 MONTHS,|
~ REVEALING WOFIRM INTEREST IM LIRING-3 IS SOMEWHAT AWKVARD. WHILE |
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* LIEVE THAT BY ALLOWING NORE TIME LIRING-3 AND COMPANION WILL BE RE
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r ISTERVENTION WITH GUAT AUTHORITIES GHICH WOULD FINGER Linixe-3
Ve AS SOME TYPE WOFIR" ASSET <HEXICO CITY 59847. 4.
L- - IF MEXICO CITY HAS CHANGED ABOVE POSITION AND ROW AGEES :
“Ff _ WOFIRM INTEREST CAN SE INDICATED , SUGGEST FCLLOWING arraonci | a
te STATION WILL ADVISE ESMAJO2-2@ THAT MEXICO CITY HAS DEVELOPED |
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: REZ: HMMA 34622, 17 May 1958
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Action Reanizred: For your information,
Ooc. MICRO. SER.
1. Forwarded under separste cover are twelve reports prepare’ by .
Valiace B. 20WTGi on the activities of LIRING-3, LIRmWG-4, and contacts ‘of
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: 2. The cain topic covered in ROKTON's reports {s LIRING@4's efforts to
obtain help in getring LIRING-3 cut of j2fi in Gueteraisz es e207 as possible.
LIRING?4 is alzcs= penniless (2°WTON bas cada only token payrents to her
after 15 Jure)} end has been sweving from cre «zertcent to a cheaper one Living
on the sale of sainrings left by LIRING?3 and seali icaas frem leftist contacts.
In che hege thet she may de able to do someching for LT2INI-3, LIRDTNG-4 has
resisted all of ROWTCN's efforts to get her to undertexe a clancestine aission
to PBRUMEN, s rission, as Heacquarters «knows, was pleaned long ago. As a
foreigner, LIZING-4 cannot vork in Mexico wichout te<ing the chance of being
deported, if ceughr, altheugh she has asst trie’ it, sie sould prudasiy ve
refused a visa to zo to Guatecala to visit LISINC"3. She might alse fac
éiffiecslties {mn Guatemala including possible detention and {nterrogation| if
she succeeded ir cttaining an entry permit to thet courtry.
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her Mexican leftist or outright Commmiet friends, In spite of presises| to
try to bribe the Gssatenslsn judge scheduled to try LI2ING-? all LIZING-4's
“friends” succeeded in doing vas to print several articles in the lceal press
(some of thea vith LIRING-3's photo) cleiaing that LIRING-3 was unjustly;
imprisoned, that he was about to be executed, etc. If anything, tirese
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articles did little to prejudice the Custezslans in favor of LIKING=?3,
As a matter of fact, thé latter who succeeded in sending LIRING-4 6 few!
letters via the Fexicen Consul in Guatemala City whe comes to visit him in
jail, recently claine+ thet he was saved frou d prison “transfer” by the
Guatecalan arty by the arrival of the Mevican Conse}. LIRING*3 viewed this
"transfer" purely acd eizply at en execution attemt. : F :
4. LIBINGSS received even less help frem LIRIMG who told her chat
there was ncthing it could do to nelp LIZING-3. LIF1NG“4, on the advice
contained in one of the notes sext from priscn by LIPING?3, kept avay from
LIRING and its employees until she met LIRING~-10 by accident at the office
of one of the leftist papers on 27 July, LILING-1C conviaced her to regune
her visits to LIRING. That the local P22UMExe still have doubts abour |
LIRING*3 desoite his inprison-ent in Guatewla is indicated by the statements
sade by Rodolfo EZYES (see SOWTON's 17 July reporc) te the effect that the
latter would not be willing to-heip LIRING“3 until be fevnd cue on what -.
side of “el griezgo” (ZOWTON under false identity) he vas, REYES added that
LIRING suspects the “griego”™ of WCYI2M connections, 2ithough ic has ro ,
definite procf of this, |
5. $tatenents such as those mode by REYES confirs the Station's belief
thet LIRING, upon orders from kone, is stil! attemcting to investigate ;
POWTON. Such statements aise recerforce the decisicn of the Station not, to
attempt, threugh Liaicen, to obtain the retosea nF rToTUmet eet on
eucempc, 1r it leaxec, would nat oaly expose LIRING-3 to PSRUMEX and H _
Guatemalan FAR reprisels, it would probably also have edverse repercussions
oa ROVION's security, LIRING-11 whoa ROTO met briefly ca 5 July {see }
EQWION's report dated 9 July) said nothing about LIPING-3's arrest when |
ROWTON corcpleained chat mail which he seid he sent to UIRUNG3 reraineld |
unanswered, It is 2lso to be noted that REYES, who of course knows that}
LIAING*4 is in Mexico, told EGUTON that ste vas probedly in PBRUMEN. met
shows clearly the ¢istrust with which LIZ, views SCUTON. ot jae
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6, LIRING?4 feveloped close relationship with Orlando TeMsrrt? of the
Ministry of Culture now in Mexico at the invitation of the Mexican cozunist
was staying at LIRING<-4's szeriment eltcough LIRING*. clained to ROVTCN
there was no rocancirg between the two and that SUAREZ use!’ her apartzent
because he wes toc broke to get ace cf his own, In view of LIRIVie4's
assessment of SUAREZ es very leftist and pro~AMTHUG*} no effort was nade |
spproach hin.
gural paincer David ALFA} Siscetros, By mid-Septezser, in fact, STARE |
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7. Contacts betveen ROSTON and LIRING?4 have taken place with decreasing
frequency because the usefulness of LIRIFG-4 to SOFIEN kas sharply decreased
aad because LIRING=4 is core and more convinced that RCOWTON cannot or will
not help her ebtain the release of LIRING-3. In her frantic efforts to do
something for LIRING-3, LIRING"4 kas in fact not had any contact with POWTON
since early September. Unless LIRING“3 is relessed by the Guatecalan :
authorities or receives only a light sertence keeping his in Jail orly a short
time lonzer, it is doubtful that LIRING-4 will be of much use to POVTON and
the Station.
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subjects Wallace B. KRo-ton Meeting sith LIAZ.C/a.
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1. dowton ret with 1J-1YG/4 nt the Punto Blanco Restaurant froa zbout
1600 until 2015 on 16/5/68. LIaIi.G/% had telephoned tout-n! 3 answering
service and left a nesssce that "lr. Barracdn would seeihin at hig
office*at that tize and date, i
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2. LixIhG/4 reported thet she had learned thet seven Suatenalans resi-
ding {n Mexice City hid bsen arrested along with zodolfo Sandoval. She
bad lecrned this from Varvel Mareu€ Par@ifies but «as not able to learn
the icentities of the cther seven. She recalled that harecué bea said
that Sandoval hee been arrested on 5 Hay, 1566, just after ais wife had
arrived from Guctezcla, and that he, Jercué,was bu-dened with the suppert
not only of Francisco Lara's family (wife,:other and endldren) but now
. OL canUCVAL ‘Ss WIA. adi.cae/t UNGCKTStCos baat r+ TCUE haa'rtovec wrese de=-
pencests into cre of nis several houses in the city. LlaliG/& acced that
finally she decicied to avoid any vurther contact with hareué since he
has become a complete nu.sunce, telepnoaing and Croppeing in! unannounced
at e11 tours of the night. ' ; ;
3. LIAING/4 also veported that she had obtained < job at the }Secretarfa
Ge Conercio y Indus+sria,peying 1,200 pesos pernonth, trrough “erzio Gon-
zalez Herin, ond bed sterted vorking reguler hours (1006-1406) en 13/5/68.
when she showvever, nentioned this to Zecosta (F1U,rhon.},0irector of the ‘
office cf Kelaciones Culturales of the ec heiaci ues ixteridres, te told
: her to cuit the cob irmedistely since it wes not lercal for ter to work,
particulerly in a rovernznent office where official recorcés were kept. He
promises to help her find a job where she could ork on; ;the ? ot, witneut
jeopardizing her inci ration statuses ,
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4&, LIz 'G/4 also resorted tact ske ied ree seived three short notes “trom
“LIRIEG/3 mailed fron the priscn where he is being detained. She stated
- that she was reassured by these letters that L/3 is in Pessorebly good
; _ wealth, cespite the fact thet he and his fellow arr/estees were not ‘siven
voofo———— any food for nine days following ‘their arrest on 13/5/68. f a aa
5. LIAING/® stated that she had talked to LTH7KG/2 aftep his [return fron
t . FBRUKZH aud found him very suntanned and thinner. 1/2 told her thst he
; had been cutting cane and hed gotter engaged. to a local'woman while he was
’ "on vacation". L/2 stated that he sost probatly would epain in Kexico
i - through the Clyrpica,although he did not state when he planned. to get
H married. L/2 ropretted thst he office eculd not [hep 7% {inancia)
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6. LIZING/4 aleo told sorten that she hed -anaeed to find a suitzdle_ a
apertzert in the idificio Corcesa, ietr: 1,76, for 1,100 pesos ser month,
throuc ker frienc, Blenca sefia,who lives in -partrent 2 of pe Letzte O. She
eddcd@ tnet che bil cverecme the rrcdlem cf the fisdor ty e- iy: te to a
ar. Puloz “ho edverthsed ir the ne-areper ané provided her with 2 certain
sra. Gloria 3eltrfa, Calle talir 24,Col. Naverte (at 2 fee ef 330 pesos).
She also stared thst ske hae clreacy civen the adrin§ Sstrctor, ef the edi- J ‘
ficio Ccndéesa at 300 peso "sritiftese:ér™ te held the epectrent until] she
can g:rance the 2i:der coctrect. ,
7. koston then su;vested thet Listnc/s ci:ht consider re er oe to
PBaUTia: in the near future sirce it zppearec te his au ice « L/4 ‘
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replied taat,elekcuch che felt cbiized te nake the-trip‘in viex cl her
previc s ceosritcesr te nodtcn, she felt 4% prencvure. She stressed her co .
finecd onvisty over ile wltue of 1/5, CliueLtinog taet sn wes she only
to cerrespire eitc bin, anc th:it such cor-
be very dilticult ond slowe zovten th
te able te cbtein a vise te|wisit v3
rir tne cesirsbiliiy of the jt rip cnc are
renge to provide hir with saints ani canvesces. L/& apreed tict this woul
ease ker cind ard ;ernit ter to meke the trir to FBHUMEN with iess concer
but ske wordered whether 2 trip to Cucterela, previded, ef ecurse, that sk
could czt the visa, cirhet possibly aeke sa:ters worse for L/3 since L/4& :
wculd heve to trevel on her SSRUMUN tassrert. osteon arpreed eit: & this
TO ' person wuo ccule t
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for @ short tine te Ciscuss witt
and si: geeted the follovine: (a) L/* write inzredistely io the! Fexic:n Con. -
sul eskirg him his criston cond re-nestire his to check it out! with L/33
(b) L/? discuss the cotter sconest vith L/2, explaining that she has de-
cided to sake her trip to PRsCKEN during L/3's izprisonuent bet that she
; hoped to visit hin before leaving Mexico. 1/4 iereed and aid @ thet she _
: would invite 1/2 to dinner at the hoze of Bicrce Peiia (de vezba) where sh
was currently staying as 4 house cuest. i |
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i &. sovten stressed thet be did not vish unde: any circuzst nces to "forces
i __S/% to rake the trip te FE¥UNEN,bet he felt the tine cost oprértune and
iv he was rot in o position finencizliy to essist 1/4 to any siggificant de-"
eree if she remained in kexico. Hovten added that he failed tq see how Lf
_ could eern enough in any “unofficial™ job she night obtain, 1/4 agreed to
think the matter over end ¢ive dostes her decision at their néxt meeting
scheduled for 13CO0 on 20/5/64.
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Subjects LinING/& Rercrt of Conversation with LIZZNG/2.
4. At 1300 on 20 Hey, 1062, -0I-lht/4 nesonted to xowton at the buste
Blanco r- stcurent that ske bad seen LIZING/2 at the LIa-IkG offices erd,
as instruict:d by =octon, <izcusse? sith him her 4isficult om ates sal
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situation resultizces fren the cetention of LISILC/3. She then stated that
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sh2 was p seriously 2 seasiderizs taiing ter long planned trip to 1BRN,
rreoiem of Living| enrensee,
treiGfs syrpacthized h PT buy isk / not to cake any rash decision.
Ze pointed c:- “< redlex world be
solved, the =oral odligsti: to tollew Lz os.G/3s case! from 7
close to Gastenala as vcossitle wsule argue in favor of her siting a
little nore. LIAL C/% told sorten tact she felt tiat LIRIUC/E was crossted
to suey this in licht of a cc nent sne 22a gust mace to ais toet ew cervaio
lic. Castillo, 2 Gu2teraler leyyer erfilieted zits th vexican| Scbassy ~
in Guatezala City, nad-ertttn in tough with her over the weekend ent told
her he 4hs@ este to “exico Titr in ccinnsction with LIST .C/3's cease which.
he was handline at the request cf the Inbcssy. LIAING/S tol@ Eoxrten
that Castilto vas staying in room "C4 of the Zl ‘residente Hotel cnid trast
she talked ts hin there for about 45 =inutes.) . :
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sort of werk to help LIAI.G/4 ficer
LIZING offices prener vas out of th
plyed there now are party nexters gat fron the © S2UNIN cepit . Ee aided,
however, that he gould grerese te the LInILG "censeJo* tket LIRILG/4& te
given a position in the o-tzice cultural office. Je stressed th:t he could
ulc dco everythicr he ceula to gird sone
cizlly. He corrented that work is the
n@ cuestion, since the ‘only evsens en=
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_not promise anythirg, but he would io what he could to coavinc the powers
that be. - .
3. LIRING/S prceised aovton to press i7aihG/2 for this ig singe i¢ would
indicate the extect to wcic the LIATNG Chief trusted her and give her
Boze official eccess to the esvealiscrent, limited. th veh at migat dee
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4. Rewton met with LIsI.G/4 at the Diana Kestaurant,Calle Mesissippi,
from 1300 until ebout 1410 on 14 June,1S65, LIatiG/4 reported thet che
had finally soved into the spartuent in the Edificio Condesa with the
fes pieces of furniture of the Tacubaya apartment. She stated that she
intended to remain in close touch with her friend Blanca cefial de Anacd
and, of course, Cetaline Cepero, at whose heres she hoped to be able to
take her main meels. (-TartiG/4 added taat she was still ettzepting to
find sone sort of werk to help her meet her expenses, as well, as to find
& person, preferculy a 2580250 stucent, to rert a roon in nel apartsert.
n” PIR EW maw wmd eA trrtestset
we VE Digime tc txplerc told her
“the previous week that kis recczzendaticn that she been employed in the
(outside) LIKING culturel office had been turned dow and consequently
she had arpealed to lexicen friends to help her find e=-loyment. Che
also tcld Rowton thet she hed queried LIRING/2 about FBaMON [students who
might share her epzrtzent but was told that the only fenale ‘tSuderts (two)
at present in Fexico were studvirg in FAatzcuero. ,
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she hed been receiving letters regularly fros
place of ecnfinenent. She sieved Rowton & pore
tion of one of the letiers in which iInING/3 stated that there were a>out
29000 prisoners in ali and that he feela obliged to share whetever food
he can purchase with the money sent to him by LIRING/A& iith Bix otbers who
are closest to him ar< whose relatives cannot provide even the essentials
of a basic diet. According to LINING/4&, LIXING/3 has net complained ssout
Ze LIRING/A continued that
LIRING/3 directly fror his
“"waat appear to be very difficult concitions out hss revealed his corstcat
_ be able to make the trip to IBRUMER bet could not consi
fear of paoysical violence, the threat of waich he feels aangs over the
prison. LIAING/4 told Rovten that sha bad finally obtedned officially 20-
tarized stctemants fron the Proper Mexican authorities ‘t> ostifylag to il~
_ RIKG/3's bona fices as en artist, as requested by the texica Consul. she
geve Rowton a letter from the latter which requests this infdrmation(copy
of which is attached).. :
4& LIRIUG/4&, in reply to Rowton's queries, stated that
she still hoped to
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at this time in view of LIkI:G/3's situation snd the fict thdt she woo the
only point of contect he had on the outside. aovton synpathgzed with ber
but stressed that his ability to help ber financially ves Ligited by ber
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LI2ZING/4 thet ne contract bad termineted 2s of I5phay,1968, end could
be exteaded only on the condition that she would be able to nske the
trip. He added th:t he felt he could pey her for the period 15 Key until
15 June,195@, but that would have to constitute e finel payzent unlees
LIxIuG/4 could cozrit herself to fubute production. Kowton added that in
addition he would have to ceduct the 1,275 pesos he gzuve to ner as a
travel advance inasmuch as this noney #:4 not used for tke purpose in-
tended.
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ecroitment rerzardirg the trip at the cozent. She st.ted thet she was at-
tenpting to rsintain frieadly relations with the LIARING pereonnel but had
to ba enntiore fr ths like uf Linsnuy'5's cdronition to her to svoid con-
_-- tact with the esteblistment ( "le casa crende" es he described it. She
then stated thet she had attended a play on the evening of 7 Sune at shich
she set socially with LIigInG personnel in the audience. Ske 2d ed that
LIEING/10 greeted her cbdially and that she spoke briefly @ith LIRING/S
and LIRING/13 as well as LIKING/16. LIkI:G/4 also stated that she had
lesrned from LI.ING/17, who had just returned from an unexpected EDY that i
their mutual friend "Echenendf{a" had been called up on the ¢ t for
the inferior job he had done during his last commerciel mission |to nexico
_— City. LInInNG/4 elso repcrted that she tad been given a very brief note
from her ffierd Yolends hand-carried by LIKING/17 in shich Yolande wrote
that she as still hoping that LIRING/4 would be able to make the trip.
-ROWECH COMMONT: Roxton feels thet LI2ZIN7/4 will meke the trip to PBRUN=M
: “wit in the next two nonths or sooner, provided she is assured taht L1aziiG/3
ven et a is resigned to his fate and thot eferythirg has been done to eupport his
appeel. Zoston has tol< LIRILG/4 that he can ¢ive her crly minis m financial
support in the future, end thet only on bekelf of LIRING/3.! Zewton feels
that LIsIUuG/S will have great difficulty supporting herself, even on a sub=
sistence level curing the next month, aud will probably recbnsider her
decision regarding. the trip. Rowton fcels he should not put} any
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2. Date and Site of Meeting: 430C,12/6/66; Dlena Resteurant.
3. Date and Site of Next Meeting: 1030, 20/5/55; Tiana cestaurant.
4, Informaticn/epeorts Passed by Agents LISI:“/% reported to Ko.ston that she
had received tac distressing letters fren LISING/3 ccuplaining
about the misercble conditions under shies he is living - very
meager food, unsacitary quarters,anc the ecnstant fear of pazsi-
cal violence. ITuING/4 showed siowten a saragraph of lone of the
letters in ssica LIalNvG/3 asks her to appeal to the "socic” to
influence the Judge oy <= cratificacién of 460 quetze 8s 50 that
be wuuULU UlSizass vue CeSE when 10 rireilyr caze to trial early
the followirc ronth. LIAING/3 stcted thet the judge ito be ia-
fluenced was a certain Juan Senchez, Cficisl Tercero del cuz-
gaco Cuarto ce 2rinera Instancia. LIADNS/3 added that he felt
there was no other sclition, since it had becoze evel at trat
toe Mexican cmbassy eculd do nothing te cyeed up the final re-
leese and that if Rovten could net intervene, anything cculd
happen. ' t
' TIAING/4 also ‘reported that she kad beer asked by LIKING/S to
see him the next day (15/6/66) at his office. She did not mow
the purpose of the inuvitution, but assured LInING/9 vented to
be briefed on the latest deavelopzents ix the LIZING/3 case.
’ 5, Informaticn/Guidance Given to “gent: Rowten sv= rethized with 1 LIZIKG/& in
her distress over the desperate situstion seing ‘feced by LIZING/3
- but stressed that intervention on his part vas not aB easy as
LIEING/3 might think. Ze pointed ovt thet since ;1t TAIRC/& tc date
had not been able to zeze the i5:0N2" trip he cdulé not ask his
own collecgues in Suro;e to intervene throuch their Suatexsian
_. government contacts ond that therefore anytning that he could
_ do himself would not be effective. LIaiic/4 did not volunteer
i any indiceticn of hex intention rerarding the tip, pnd sovten
: ot ‘= felt he sould not press her in view of her frang of at the
“<2. €4me. He suggested that they meet agsin efter LYRT™ 6/4 talked
- ‘with LIRING/9 in the hope that the latter aicht inake| sone in-
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Subject: Wallace B. Rowton Meeting with LIRIKG/11.
1. After several days of attempte by Howton. to met sith LIRIRG/11 in t
the vicinity of his (LIRING/11's) residence( which is ebout six, bloczs .
frog Rowton's hone) Howton finally succeeded at about 1600 on 5! duly,1968.
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2. Rowbon hadchecked the home address of LIRING/11 ebout 1550 that day
and when he had found that LIRING/11's car had not beeen parked in front,
hailed a cab passing in the opposite direction. As an after-thougut,novever, |
Reytean coke? ths cot ts gu ¢.ound cae oiccsx on the off chance that he nigaot
catch LIRING/11 epproachibs his home frou the intersection of Gutenberg and
Ejercito Necional. Fortunately just as Rowton's cab approached LIZING/11's
apartment house, he spotted LIRING/11 alignting from his car in front of
the building. Rowton stopped the cab and ran over to greet LIRING/11.
3. LIRING/11 alttough obviously surprised at seeing Rowton in that area,
Canada most of the time since he had last seen LIRING/11, and to| his regret
had lost contact withthiesutual friends?LIRING/3 and Iden A. Rowton continued
that he had written LIRING/3 at least five letters fron Surope wi “nea not
received any answer, and had found that he had moved from his Atoyae ecéress ;
as wel] as his Tacubaya studio. LIRING/11 did not volunteer any information |
concerning the whereabouts of LIRING/3 but imnediately gave sowtdn the news
that Iden A was working at a sort of night club (giving the nase jend street
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&. Rowton then said that he had hoped to be able to invite LIRIKG/11 to-luncs
tut he had to take ea short trip to Kuevo Iarddo to attenpt to arrance Zor the !
purchase of a car. (This was thrown out as bait wimee in view of a consent
by LIRING/4 that LIRING/11 was scheduled to return PCS snd would have to
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‘the opportunity to mention to the driver in the cou:se of conversation that
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week frcz the : 550221 carital, und that she zd sean ain seversl times pricr
to his covin e to Cuernavecs. She commented thit Iden a vas divorced and
hives alone ( ais «<ife bivinr beer a ncterious accel of loose worels). She
added thet his agperent cre 4s AO, on. Sh os sé wust hive political influ-
ence since tz obtainai 2 six-sonts exit Darnit fcllosins the-iuvitetion of
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week that Iden \ #as trvins ts ¢
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went te the (1<3i16 offices.on 27/6/6e te finds address. nen she entered
the office of LIADiS/$, sts Sound 2t crowed and was on the voi inv of 2 leaving
(after setting the adérezs of Iden 4) wien LEathG/G aprrcached her and asked
her to take s rid2 in his car so Sut he esulé ‘ehat “with her. LIRING/G
toid acvton that she asserced th ute to oné of the Secre-
tariets in a rush and 4a-¢ aske in to thet ke could B&Ve
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was wokins out living as she #23 om her own. Lialic/+ relied :thst jshe was
doing the best she co7ld to raise enouzh tos2y to survive, throush part-tine
work arrencedc by Sra. Thuzaceira of arc<cs :lasticas, tre sale ef sore of
TERISG/3's paictings and ficaccial help {rss her father (all lof “nich is
partly true). she taen ested LInIKG/9 for a "Loan" to vide “nab over the week-
end, to shich hs raspondcd -ith a 410C peso Sill. LIarl5/9 comzented that
thincs vers coins well sith ais office finascially ss <= result of Khe increa- -
‘sed fees. He dropped the fipure 36,000 (Us) as receists for the previoas mont
LIkIVG/& asked acvton for his opinion a3 to vay wLailes/s soult taka off an
hour or so on sucs a bucy od to drive her around toen, coume tis ‘that ahe
herself could not understszd his motives. Sne uid not cat the iarression
that be sac interested iz ser"personally” since lu that case fe wopld bave
invited himself to uer apzttzent to asks ECRET® dinner i the! evening
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T4tn £ vet 2st So TT sea Cle eee Gyule HUY Be ves ueverzike wasther
her for a tri; to 0 SuerTevacas arc @zpressing
cT1G/3. Iéen 42 cexcmenteé te LIATLC/& tuet he
eerital <ith cry tventy Yexicer pesoz whien he
und thet “e woule kive =o count or the rene=-
or not tar was pro-rejine. [6e exyplainec that et their first meetings she
felt it best to steer clear of polities ani let Iden 4 do the talkire. i-
SING/4 aided thot she expected to see Téen 4 whenever te can: te Eexics City
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and if end when she herself could teke e orief trip te Tuernseveca] (1£ Sowton
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case, shen Sosxtcn replied tast he hed esked soze of bis friends to icfeorm his
as to tie status of the czse, she ccumenced that Icen B had offer
what he could since ne bed close friends exons the Guetexslans. Rewten susze:
ted thst BIETNG/S ret in touch with Iden B ugain end fing out 2s sany detail:
as possible concerning the chennels he would use both in mexico Cit exd Guat
mala City. LIST G/k oxplatzed thet at that point cll eke unew vas|thst Iden -
whom she Gescribec 25 an sstive reader of the C= Mexies, had:a close friend
aneng the Gucteralsr exiles ard that this friend could fers brfbe ssney
to the gucce throush his family in Gusaterela City. vestieyn devout ten “owtcn
thet she would try tc meets with this Custezalan to get Getails trqe bis.
8. LIZI36/4 elso reported inciiertally thet LIASLEG/16 bod left PCS ane that
her fricndgtEe site of ii:is¢/17?, -ss plencice te fo cx hoze|lesv@ ix the
near future. She adved that she thought that LIKINS/1c's replaceyqent 488
“a bit “tonto”. ialic/4 aise rentiored that s-e hud le-rned wen Yéen A that
Iden C had: been: forced te toke "incelinite leave" fren ter dqb xadxxns. micib
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4. sovtcn met with LIAI.G/# st s safercon of tue Suites “arne for jabout
two hcurs on the cornirg of 10 July an< arain on 12 culy,196S. Zovton
attexpted to clarify his positicn for the future with LIninG/4, as dell
as LISING/3. He stated that he waa doing the best he could to detersine
the probable outccze of the case of LIzI!’/43, and stressed thet ary preci-
pitous intervertica, even if ccul¢d be arranced, might co rore harm to il-
EING/3 than geod at this froint. LIZING/4 confessed that * ber only concern
at the moment was somehog to cet LISING/3 out of pris and back to -exico.
She adzitted that it was herd for her to ve ecacernea about ‘the future.
purvivescsay auuur eltaer ner or LI-TkG/3's usefulness to xoxton, in view. of
vhat had happened to him. She sei2 thst she felt he hed scerificed| erough
duricg his three scnoth inmprisenzent in such 2 “horrible? place, d that
Rowton should hiusvlf “influence” tse Judge to speed up the fcerzelities and
issue 4 verdict sizply expelliz¢g LIRING/3 and his comrasion.: she did not
see ary otoer solution in view of the inability of the }exican conf caste to
arrerse the release.
2. In reply to dowton's query, TIEINC/4 stated that she ned seen uro
Serrano of the CP Mexico durin= luuch at his home on 16 end 44 July, 1668,
and thet the let:er hed told ter that he would erranze Zor the 460 SUA
bFibe to be transzitted to the jutre concerned via the Cr kexico the
CP Guatemala. He added thet, of course, the bribe would fically yer
by a person in Gua ternala ccrpletely clean of any Ci ties. LIRING/4& continued
to Rowton that she therfiileced to Jerrano that she would telephone er father
at once so obtaic the money. Serrono sucrcested that a letter ior telegran
eight be nore advisable, at which LISING/4 wrote a letter tojher father in
his presence and accepted an offer from hiz to eccozp-ny nar 'to the: post
office to gail the letter at once. LIAING/&4 told aorton that in fect she
does cot expect any further fineéizl help fron her fatner (sho 1s unwitting
"| of LIXING/3'gs situation) since he is very ill with cancer of the théoat and
in no position to help her at this time. 4
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but he agreed trat it might be worth trying,perticularly through Jerrano.
Rowton aided that if this did ‘not warky wbFd sould be only one altdrnative.
Rowton, through ‘nis contect in Surope, wight be able to a; ah the Guate-
solans on a level hizher than the judee and offer to supply thes with
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inforzation on the Guztenalarn rebel ectivities in PBRUMEN. bt ould
of course neceseit=te Lintuc/s's travelles to 1 Ei0: SN and rezsining there
at lsast two months to chtein such informstion. xoston felt zorally certain
thet through t:is offer he could errenge for e mild sentence for LIKING/2
age f-sdbily ¢ rontts, three months of «hick he hes already served) and
subsecsuent expulsior ts ferico.
4, LIzInG/4& took this prorcesal very seriously, at first expressing revulsion
at the thouzht of provicinge informetion thet would <ost probetly mean the
arrest and execution of revoluticssries who zisht be the eoseck
but subsequently sccertines the ides, when essured by sowton that he himself
would control the dissezinetion of such icfcrzation. Rowton stressed that he
was -resenting tris rrezosel on his own so that be ennla oot hep Anttded oc.
action. s<vuston acded that ewen if this were ecceptable to the Juatemelan
authorities, the release of LIXIN¢/3 could not be expected for several nenths
this is until LISI:G/4 hed accemplished her ~ission in iBaLHK=2K, |althouch his
living conditicns sicht te izproved by rezovel to another prise (42 such
existed) where be cculd be treated sore husanely, }
Rovtca Co.ent: Hoetcn made the above iropesal to LIali iG/4 to datermine her
true attitude toward te relsase of LIFINC/2 snd to establish stronger ¢ ccn—
trol-aver her in the event she dpes make the trip. |
Rowton feels that it right ove feasible for Guatecala liaison te arrange the
eventcsl release of LIAINc/3 or at ieast to srped up the fornalities (in the
event thet it is planned to issue a stiff sercence) in exchenge for the
alleged recruitment of 11:I30/3's wife who cculd be sent to 7 BRUHSN for the
collection of irformaticn of interest not ecnly to «CFIEM but alsp Guatensla.
This would, of course, blow LIRING/4 to the Guatezalens, but this might be
the only scRution if LI=iiG/3 is given a long prison term. |
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4. Hovtin met with L1aIuG/4 at the Duca D'iste tea shop fren 1206 oti)
about 1255 con 15/7,/68. LIZING/4 stated thet she had again epent the acex-erd
in Cuernevaca with Criando Suarez, staying at the Casino cde le Seiva «ith
her daughter in & room of an artist friend of Suarez (who had ‘gene; to Fexrico
City fer the week-end). She added that she hed been to visit ‘the CIEC
(Centro Internseicnal de Deeurentebién) again with Crlendo Suarez and was
impressed by its extensive librery as .ell as tae leftist crientation of
ita steff. che recalled the same of the directcr as Larry Green and one
other northamerican Mes srecor fru) from the University of fuebia. she Beid
that she learned in the course of convers:ticn that a grocp of the students
(aneathte tan fm meter’ ba toon invited te TOMININ lll, Devel che
governnent there (LIZING/4 said thot she did not believe tect the 23.020 i
consulete wae 3s yet irvloved). LI#ING/4 also commented tuat Crlardo Suarez
had been invited to cive = lecture on P5SUMK= culture (for a fee of 200
pesos) although as yet the date head hot been cetermined. F
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2. LIAINC/& then stated that she hid again visited the hore of rturo
Serrano of the Mexican CP and that on this occesion Serranc's Fife & bad
told her that Ae had succeeded in locating Rocclfo keyes ari had told bin
about the current financial plircht of LiailiG/4 and urged hin to help ner
if hee could, Serrano's wife continued that neves then recerked: "I vorn't
help her vxtil I find out on what side LIKING/3 is. If he's with Griege
‘I'won't help since the G-2 of LIRIXG told me that they suspect nin of being
with dOFIR", although tuey nave no proof ("dates"), They also think, he’ 8 an
eras smuggler." Serraro's wife added that neyes concluded oith the! state-
ment toat if it turns out that LIXING/3 acted cn his own, then: he ubuld
personally go to the LIkING Chief and have him reguest the -repscenk of”
Fexico to intervene.
3. LIRING/4 stated thet although these comments of Bodolfo zeyps were ap~
parently rot teken seriously »y Serrano or his wife (Serrcno at ¢ sane
oéeasion offrred again to pass bribe money to the CP Gustezala vie t CF
Kexico),ste herself was badly shaken and angry with Reyes whom} she gdescribe¢
as a hotosexual cossip,vorsg then s woman. she stated that she inténded to
tell LIRI2S/9 that Eedolfo Heyes owed her money for the use of, her telephone
%o call the .3kUM=&K capital several nonths previously and had hever paid her
kowton agreed that this world not i$ serve to collect the bai dys a
money but elso dispel any” notion Reyes micht have that nost-— soe
the telephone call. Be KOWTOR
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1. Howton saw LIRT.G/4 areis briefly at 1000, 18/7/62 ,at the Ducal
' &tiste tea shop, to peso her &O pesos to forvard to LIs1.G/3 #ith
vitamins. :
2. LYIS.'G/& reperted thet she was centinuice to see Crlendo Suares
end hoped to ascertain th: exect datz when he would be civine tha
lecture at CIiCC in Cuernavaca. In rep_y bo xouton's queries,she |
stated tozt she had first cotven in ecntact with CIL& tiurcurh rrof.
derjes Aguirre, sion she ené LISI!S/3 bad known in PE:CUh.N where
Aacuirre hed spent sone six years (part of the tice at the University
. which LIZING/4 hed herself attended). LiaIhG/s continued that’ Aruirre
had recently xenticned to her at 2 chince meetings that he was civise
a series of lectures at CIllic esd vas deirg well paid ( /25.CG US) per
lecture. «shen LIZING/4 cet tnuirre zrain in Cuernavace he tntunédqaed
ger vo toe cirector, & c#ervein Larry Green, end to an Anmzricen ircf
EeGregor, who both invited her, LicI.C/4. te give & lecture on 1 BalEOH
women.
3. LIRTUG/& told Ro«ton thet, 2lthourch she was interested in the ¢ompen-
sation she felt totally uncuslified, and tock the cccasion of Criando
Suarez" visit to introduce hic anc recommend that he cive a lecture.
Crlando Suarez juzped at the chence to sake sore ronzy to suprlessrt
the meager allowverca doled cut to him by Siqueiros, 2nd is prepe to
ceive the lecture when a de.ivite dete is set.
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& LIXIUG/4 continued that when she cesually mentioned this develdrerta
to the wife of arturo Serrene ( Ruth), the litter exclaized: "Ch, Mox't
you know that CIDXCC is just an instrotent of SCFIRH. You xirht as fell
recoumené Crlende to the :2:i¢5 Smbassy here." iLisi:ic/4 was shocked by
this and after reflection tisucht is hest to repeat the conment ta
. Crlando Suarez. che did this -hen he visited Mexico City on 45-16 uly
| (and stayed et her apartrert). Zuarez' only comment was that such irepple
as Ruth cerrano sere “secterian” and «<bether CIDCC vas with .Crish or
not did not bother hin. |
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-- +: @ group of French dJourralists fron L'Zuranité" around town and ose she
‘had con: lained to LIRTDG/4 thet she acd been fiven only 2CO pesos py the.
CP Fexico to cover the expenses (rig-tel). L/4& recclled that jkuth 6 rrano
bad sentioreaé that these zrerchzen O:d been to fBxU™Si and ware plancirg
to return very shortly. . .
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1. Rowton met Rodolfo Reyes at about 2230 in the dining room of the
Vendimia Restaurant and night club (60 calle Liverpooi) by design on
15 July,1968. Ro#ton had previously been informed by LIRING/41 taat
Reyes was currently working at the Vendimia and felt that he sould
meet Heyes again to pass alcng the story that he had given to [LIRING/1
that he was unable to locate LIRING/3 or LIRING/4 in the hope that Heyes
would disclose LIRING/3's arrest.
2. As soon as Rowton met Reyes the latter invited him to‘a corner table ooo
with what appeared to be superficial cordiality. He asked Sowton how he
had located him and appeared a little survrised when Rawtan sella that
LIRIKG/11 had given him hthename of the nicht club and the address. Rowton
then alleged that he had been away for the past three months in Switzerland
and Canada and just the previous week in Monterrey and Nuevo L redo trying
to buy a car (Rowton had given the same story to LIRING/11). Rowton continuec
that when he returned he had been unable to locate LIRING/3 or!his wife and
-that they had not replied to his letters from Europe.
3. Reyes then reveaied toat LIKING/3 had been arrested in Guatemala and i
charged with the murder of three men! Rowton feigned surprise,shock and
fear at this news. He told Reyes that this might have serious ¢onsecuences
for his commercial contacts, whose names LIRING/3 might revealjas well as
for himself. Reyes then said he thought LIRING/3 was very stupid to cet
himself arrested in suct a country where anything can happen inside as well
as outside of jail. In reply to Rowton's query Reyes stated that LIRING/&
_ was probably in PBRUMEN. ——
4. when Rowton remarked that he could rot believe that piRtne/41 1 bad refused
to tell hin the news about LIRING/3, Reyes replied that it was iquite possible
that LIRING/11 did not know about it, especially since he, Reyes, had just:
leanred about it some three days previously. At this point a conversation *
was interrupted by the arrival at the table of a nerfro choreog; apher and
-his (white) Mexican wife,who appeared to be close friends of Reyes. Rowton .
sat with them through the floorshow and in the course ¢ converdation Rowton |
discovered that the negro was a Cuban who had emigrated to Mexico sone ° i
fifteen years previously. Neither he nor his wife appeared to be interested: °
in politics. They both seemed dedicated to his career c.Bellasi Antes. ~ ;
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3. Next Meetings 4000, 20/6/63; Luca dt iste coffeeshop.
4. Informeticn/ie, orts isased by “pants:
LIKI:C/4 stated thet she md been doing her begt to get Mexican
leftist writers en? artista to show interest LIZING/3's
case by sending teleprams cid letters to the Guateralan covern-—
ment urging his proapt releasaa. Sha ahnved Peyton ths aortlo. :
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an suces9s which she claimed credit for (att shed heresith) ;
oo . but Jid not appear to lave any. knowledge of the notice in the |
2 August edition of the Mews, commenting that ft must heve been
picked up from erticles she had planted in other Mexican popoera
LIRI:G/4 reported that she 2d purposely avoided direct contact
with the LIUIiG office, expectaily durins the student demon-~
strations, since it appeared to be clcsely watthed by the local
police. che stcted that she -as maintaining sope contact, how-
ever, through her friendship with Iden A, who galled on ber
whenever he cane to Mexico City and on occasio: Stayed at her
apartnent overnight. She acded that Iden Al generally stayed at
the epartzent of LixinG/2 «hen he was in ton although he com-
mented to her thet he felt he waa posing on LaliG/2 and i
roomates in the alreedy Gidea quarters. LIRING/& added tha
Iden A inforzed her that L1it:.6/9 had returned to PBRUNSK 2D
was rensining there during the student unrest "in order to
protect himself", inplying teat LIKIN¢/O had been in direct
_ touch with soze of the stucent Jeaders znd|could not efford to
_. . , Compromise himself cnd his office by his physt (1 presence in
. Mexico City during the demonstrations.
; . .In reply to xovton*s query, !1.1,G6/4 stated ths although Iden #
F : _. . @ppeured to be quite liberal in his views ed easily with
i ° | ‘all sorts of ;eople he ran into, he was defini ly a "revolu- —
a ‘tionary” at heart and she assumed Loyal to the present i Balz=8
re 7 > GCVEREENT, ey! :
- LIRING/4 aslo rep: rted that “the hored to persude and influestia:
Ee oof . 7 lawyer tres. Chiapas to travel to Gustenala k ityion her behaif
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to investigate LIRING/3's case and pessibly influence
the gud¢e in kis favor. She added that she vas quite’
sure that the lavyer, who sas a personal friend of LIAING/3, .
would toke the case without a fee, but she felt oblized to
offer to cover his exvenses. Rowtcn surgestec that she talk
this cver with the femiiy of Iden 3 who ¢culd also benefit
from i@ any success the lawyer riznt have. |
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5. Adrinistratives LIRING/4&4 told sowvton thet she had spent} a"Gonsicerable®
amount of manew f anne AMM nacned <n to2e crocs
POLI OTINS, POS ye ge slew
- and vitamins for LIRING/3 since his arrest. She stated that
she was able to survive cnd mest these expenses by dupplesentig
the money giver to her by Rowton through the sale of, works
produced by LIRING/3 and sent to he pericdsially. Howton eaked
LIZIHG/& to keep accourt of such izcidental expenses,since te
felt it better to charge these itezs off es o;evatioral ex-
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Delmar, destacado pintor
lo cecerla de brujas irsteu-
rada en Guatemala con ex-
tremos que legan al sbsur-
do.
Los dos mexicancs estin
propiamente s ec vestrados
por fas autoridades guate-
maltecas desde el 15 de
abril det eno en curso. Se
tes hacen una serie de car-
gos dignos de la mentali-
dad de un mosquito. Desde
tuege, como es costumbre
en estos casos, cuatro me-
ses después de su ilegsl
aprehensién ni siquiera han
sido puesios a disposicién
de un juvez que los juzgue.
El licenciado Antonio Ca-
trillo Flores. nuestro secre-
tario de Relsciones Exterio-
res, ha venido interviniendo
en defensa de estos infor-
tunados compatriotas, pero
hasta ahora sus gestiones
oficiales no han sido aten-
didas debidamente por el
gobierno de Guatemala.
tengs idea del atropello in-
calificable de que son. vic-
Pera que usted, lector, ©
tznas los dos mexicanos,
p.dhcamos copie de la car-
ta que Carlos Jurada Del-
sear y Carlos Perzabal diri-
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Comisién de Derechos Hu-
manos de la ONU:
Comisién por tos Dere-
chos Humanos.
ONU.
Por este medic nos diri-
grmes a ustedes, ptiéndo-
fes su intervencién en nues-
tro caso.
G dia 13 de abril de
1548, mientras nas dirigia.
res pacificamente a la Re-
prdlica del Setvador y Hon-
diras, fuimos detenzios con
fo de violencia por ele-
mentos del Ejército de Gua-
temala, en un lugar tame.
do “EI Cable” a cuatro ki-
iématros escasamenre de Ia
frontera de México con
Gestemala denominads “La
Mesilla”,
De ahi, Nevados 2 un tu
gar llamado “Buenos Ai-
res” donde permanecimos
per una noche sujetos a tor.
tures fisicas y morales. Al
dia siguiente fuimes condu-
cides en un avién (No. 540)
de be FAG a la ciuded capr
tal, donde quedamos encar-
BSUS
Ley
celados en el 20. Cuerpo de
le Policia Nacional, sujeros
tembién 2 torturas fisicas y
morales que hicieron v he
cen potigrar nuestra vida.
Tan obvio es el error co-
metide con nesotres, que a
pesar de que nuestra de
tencién se Ilevé a cabo des-
de el :'ia 13 de abril, como
puede ser probzdo facif-
mente con testigos presen-
Gales y desde entonces
mantenidos en prision, el
gobierno guatemalteco nos
anusa de haber sido deten-
dos el gia 17 del mismo
mes, en las calles de la ciu-
daa. j;jRepartiendo propa-
ganda subversiva!l Incon-
grvencia mayor no cabe en
ninguna menie que se pre-
cie de normai.
Desde el dia 26 de abril
de 1968 fuimes continades
al campo de concentracién
de Pavén, mal ilemaedo
“Granja Penal. Donde las
condiciones de vida pare
los reclusos y la violencia
. al que estén sometidos, son
espeluznantes como puede
ser fécilmente comprobado
por la H. Comis.on de fos
Derechos Humanocs.
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Prey
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gvatemalteco alarga delibe.
sadamente con el Unico pro-
cite dle nickels ers mene ov
a ta vez pe-judicarnos; por
S39 y sebre todo por com
srderar en grave peligro
nuestra integridad fisica,
pedimos la rdp-da interven.
eran de ls H. Comision de
fos Derechos Humanos pe-
fa que se exija nuestra in-
mediata libertad.
Atentamente, Cércel de
Pavon, Guatemala, Julio 68.
Ceilos Jurado; Pintor
Miembro del Salén de la
Plastca Mexical
Carlos Perzabal, Catedré-
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lamones Exteriores de Gua-
temala, leenciade Emilio
Arenales Catalin, he sido
mencionada varias veces
como candidsto a presidir
fa Comisién de! Derechos
Humanos de la ONU. Ojalé
no espere a obtener ese
Cargo para jintervenir en es-
fe caso, que segun parece
es ce su especislided.
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Agent: LIRING/4& ‘
Date and Site of Meetines 1000, 28&/8/G8;Duca d'Este Tearoom.
hext Meeting: Sane time end place, 2/9/65. :
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LI:IuG/& inforred Rowton that she had run into
LIRIG/10 and his assistant, Iden 4, the previous
afternoon (27/2/68) at about 1345 at the office of
: the director of Siezpre, «here she had igone ¢u con-
nection with acced publicity for :2215G/3. She stated
thet TTETUR SAN meested hor coratilt; . las
parepanees LL nee} aus awe
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aie — ~ané asked how she was doing. He seezed cenuinely dis-
turbed to hear that things were no better, hd con-
nentec that he had been hearing abcut her froc tine
to tire from Iden B, out felt that she shoul@ make
ber problems xrown to the! LIAIG office herself.
when LIRING/& commented that Iden C had told| her and
Iden 5 that it night be aiser for ter to avojd contact
openly with the LIKING office, LIAING/10 brugked this
off, renarkinsg thet he felt it world be perfectly al-
right for LIKILG/& to come in whenever she ralt it
necessary for roral and whatever material help could
be offered.
LIRING/A told Seaton that in view of this comment of ©
_ LIRING/40, she visited the LIsING office early that scene
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morning (26/6/68) and found that LInING/2 had returned
fron his TDY. She said that LInNING/2 zrseted r cordi-
ally as usual, but he apparently did not have tine to
chat with her on that occasicn.
Rowton asked LIRING/4& to follow sp en her c
LIRI:C/10, esyecitally since he appeared] 60
Rowton succested that 1/4 ask 1/1 to appeal to the
Diractor of Sienpre to cive 1/3's case food publicity.
L/4 pronised To do so and commented that 1/10, sppeared
to be quite chunny with the director an
had a luncheon dste with bim for that s
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BEHMEH: Activizies of LIZTYo-3, LINIG~4 Mey through Hid-September 1963
ON REQURED - REFERERS,
BEF; MGA 34682, 17 Fey 1568
Aetion Required: Yor your informtica.
1. Forwarded ender saperste cover ere twelve reports prepered by |
Wallace BD. ROVTON oa the ectivicies of LIRING-3, LIRLG-4, and eeatacts of
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2. Tt: cigss sovssst < sepeeie se we cscs “
obtaia help in getting LIETES°3 cut of {efi in Guatecsle as soon as possible.
LIRGEG4 is alavst penniicss (20UTOH bac eade caly token paymrata to her:
after 15 June) end bas been coving from one apartment to a cheeper one Living
ea the cole of peintings left by LIRIC*3 and susll losne from: ftist contects..
In the hope thet she msy be sble te do scuething for LIRING?3, LIRIEG?4 hee
Tesisted all of BGWTOH'’s efforts to get ber to undertake 2 cles<estine missicn
to PERIMEH, e mission, ac Geadquarters brows, was planned long ago. As a
fereigner, LIRIES@4 cannot werk in Mexico without taking the chance of belag
deperted, {f caught. Althoxgh she hes sot tried it, she would probably be
yeéeece4 2 vies £5 go to Gastacela ts visit LERTES 3S. Shs might sino isce
Atffteulties in Gustexala incleding possible detention and interrogatica if
ehe succeeded fa cbteining an eatry perait to thet country. :
3. by sidvSepteuber 1568 LinInc~4 had received very little kelp
weitese leteias ac averiabe 6: ist Scieeds. la sp ize of ptonisas
tzy to bribe the Gueterslen judge scheduled to try LIRING-3 all LIRING-6*s
friends" succeeded in doing wae to print several erticles in the lecal press
(ooms of then vith LIRING-3's photo) Claiming thet LIRING™3 uss enjustly |
imprisoned, thet he was sbost to be executed, etc. If enything, these
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articles did little to prejudice the Custeaslens in fever of LIRIG3. |
As a satter of fact, the latter who succeeded {n sencing LIRING*4 « fow
letters via the Mexican Consul’ in Guatemala City who comes to visit hia fe’
jail, recently cleimed thet be vas seved froa a prisca "transfer™ by the
Guetesslen arcy by the arrive] of the Mexicen Consul, LIRING"3 viewad this
“transfer” purely aad simply es sa execution etieupe, ;
4 LIMING?S received even less help fro= LIRIRG who told ber that
there wos nothing it could d& to help LIRIG-3. LIEIEG?S, on the advice
contained ia one of the notes seat from prison by LIEIMG-3, kept eway from:
LIRIBG and its employees ontil she met LIRIMG“10 by accident at the office
of one of the leftist papers cn 27 July. LIRING“10 coevinced her to resume
her visits to LIRING. That the local PBEUMENs atill heve doubts abost
LIRING-3 despite his feprisonmeat in Gustewslas is indicated by the statements
msde by Rodolfo REYES (see ROVTCH's 17 July report) to the -ffect char the:
latter would not be villing to help LIRING@3 watil he found out co what '
aide cf “el griego™ (ROWTOH under false identity) ha was. REYES added that
LIRING suspects the "griego” of HOF IRM commections, although it has ro i
definite proof of this. |
S. Statements such es those esde by REYES confirm the Station's belief
thet LIRISG, upon orders froa hose, is still attempt:."g to investigate
OCEPETEE | Cush steteuanta eaten fowen the denafetan «& tha Greed am’ ane &:
attempt, through liaison, to obtein the releese of LIRING’3. Such ea !
atteept, if it leaked, would not only expose LIRING-3 te PBRUMZH and :
Gustemalen FAR reprisals. it would probably also have adverse repereussions
om ROYTOS'’s security. LIRING*11 vhos ROVTOH met: briefly on 5 Joly (see
* ROWTOE’s report dated 9 july) coid nothiag about LIZIEG'S"s arrest whea
ROWTOE complained thet mail which he eaid be seat to LIRIEG<3 reszined i
earesvered. werden told RODIGA thet she ee rebethe in taamanc te H
LIRDGG“4 is in Mexico, told ROTOR that she was probably fa PREUMEN.: 10 |
’ shows clearly the distrust wth which LIRIGG vieve ROUTOE. '
6. LIRISCS developed close relationship with Orlsado *sUAaiz of the:
Ministry of Culture sow in Mexico st the inviration of the Kexicaa Coumuaigt
mural painter David ALFARO Siqueiros. By aid-September, in fact, SCAREZ
was staying at L.121NG-4's apartnent although LIRING*4 clainsd to ROVTOS thet
there was no roaincing between the two and that SUAREZ used her apartnent '
because he wae too broke to get cne of his own. In view of LIRINGS's i
assessment of SUAREZ as very leftist end pro-AMTHUG-l so effort uss asde to
e@pproach his. |
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frequency because the usefulness of LIRISC™4 to LOFIPM hae eharply decreased
and boceuse LIRING-4 is nore and wore coavinced that ZO/TOH cannot er will |
not help her obtain the release of LIRIEG“3. In her frantic efforts to do |
eowsthing for LIRINGS3, LIRING?4 has in fect noc had any contact” with Rowrog
since early September. Unless LIZIMG-3 is released by the Cuatens lea
suthorities or receives only s light seatence keeping him in jail caly a chort
€ioe longer, it ie doubtful thet LIRING~6 will be of mich use to ROUTOR
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1. ROWTON RETURN STILL UNCERTAIN PENDING RESOLUTION DEVELOPMENT
ACCESS TO AMCAGE/1. ;
2, RE LIRING(4, ROWTON COULD SEND MONEY OSTENSIBLY FROM ie/a's
FATHER IN NEW YORK TC BAIL HEP OVT OF PRESEXT DESPERATE SITUATION,
BUT THIS WOULD BE ONLY TEMPORARY SOLUTION IN ADDITION I
| SECURITY RISKS (FATHER IS REPORTEDLY HOSPITALIZED AND NOT IN
POSITION PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP AT THIS TIME). L/4'S REFUGE IN
.. LIRING ESTABLISHMENT, ON OTHER HAND, WHICH ROWTON COULD NOT CONVINCE
HER TO TAKE AS LONG AS HE WAS GIVING HER MONEY, WILL SERVE TO} IMPROVE |
RER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION. ROWTON FEELS LATTER|
_ BWENTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECON’ cT
zo - HER SINCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. IN THAT
neierians ~ CASE, REBRIEFING AND RESUPPLY S.‘ PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE. { ROWTON
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----+: JUDGE SCHEDULED TRY CARLOS (JURADO) DELMAR COULD BE BRIBED OTHER cee te cement bunee ve
THAR STATEMENT BY ARTURO (SERRANO) BEREA TC EFFECT THIS To aE!
ARRABGED BY GUAT COMMUNIST PARTY AT REQUEST MEXICAN commuarst |
PARTY. PERSON TO MAKE ACTUAL BRIBE, HOWEVER, WOULD NOT BE KHOWR
AS LEFTIST.
~ 2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY “THE NEWS" 5 AUG CASRIED
- ARTICLE TITLED “MEXICAN ARTIST TO BE EXECUTES". ARTICLE QuoreD
Gnogp oF INTELLECTUALS 1 scLUDING PAINTERS, URITERS Ports saxo!
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: COMMUBIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBVIOUSLY PLANTED BY Loca! LEFTISTS :
. "5! WN EFFORT SPREAD KEWS JURADO ARREST AND DETENTION TO FORCE OFFICIAL
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’ 3. BELIEVE NEWS APTICLE COULD BE USED TG APPROACH LIAISON
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CONNECTION TO JURADC. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SE¥TENCE CAN BE EXPECTED
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UNABLE PROBE FURTHER RE OUTCOME. BELIEVE ANY ADDITIGNAL QUERY
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1. EQS FILSS INDICATE mene on wa IN 1966 WAS _D DIRECTOR
PCM PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY, BUT THERE NO
DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFICIALS, . WE
TREEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO ASSIST LIRING/3.
2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL LIRING/4 SHOULD
. CONTINUE FRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF
GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED. BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN
BE IN BETTER POSITION TO ASSESS VALIDITY SERRANO CLAIM, SUGGEST LIRING/4
ALSO CHEE SERRANO STORY WITH LEFTIST CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO ATTENeT
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5 clained he hag contact with Guatemalan exile who could
i- arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemala to assist
3 LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country. .
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, 1. HECTOR RODOLFO (SANDOVAL? ALEGRIA IS GUAT RERFL WHO i rf
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LIRING-4 SEVERAL TIMzS AFTER LIRING-3 ARREST AT ONe POINT SAYING
vE MIGHT HAVE TO HOLD UP BANK TO COME TO LIRING~4 ASSISTANCE.
: ACCORDING MANUEL (MARC) PARDIBAS, SANDOVAL ARRESTED 5 MAY SHORTLY
P AFTER KIS WIFE RETURNED FROM TRIP TO GUATEMALA. SANDOVAL WIFE,
NOW STAYING aT HOUSE OWNED BY MARCUE TOGETHER WITH FAMILY FRAWCISCO
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. SLF AS LAWYER OF MEXICAN EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY. LAWYER SAID biz
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SISTER AND DAUGHTER IN LAW HAD SUCCEEDED IN OBTAINING GUAT VISA
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WHO RETURNING WEEK 12 MAY LEARNED PERSAVAL AND LIRING-SSENTENCES
a TO MINIMUM TERM OF SIX MONTHS.
“ Q. LIRING-4 CURRENTLY EXPLORING POSSIBILITY TRAVEL GUATEMALA .
‘TO TALK TO LIRING-3. STATION IR FAVOR SUCH TRAVEL IF SHE CAN GET
| VISA AS LIRING-3 CAN BE EXPECTED URGE LIRING-4G0 CUBA DURING HIS
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RK. LIRING-3: Dering this period, LIRING-3 stl |
: was introduced to mcsbers of a Guatemalan exile a3
: orrr —s Sie re A EO BLOLOF OF MIS MIS tLCess. for" .
: . — EERING-3 agreed to belp one or more representatives
of this group cross the Guatemalan border. At the
urging of these representatives he also agreed to
moet in Guatemala with a woman in cherge of logistics
for the FAR movement. LIRING-3 spent the better
part of the period under review manufacturing falze
documentation for the Guatemalan exiles. The
Station used the LIZNBRACE surveillance tean to
cover some of the nsetings between LIRING-3 and
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REF : Yan Rapper/usulin telecons
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i. Attached per referent telephone conversations 1¢ copy of
Dan end Bradstreet report as requested ou Hilitary Armanent
eesti, aed omen anne da Dvstow Greet wos Renata » Biasce mite
that Chairman of the Board, is Mitchell Livingston “Verbell, TIT. foveacre
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;- comection vith the abortive Haitian invasios in 1957s tie a .
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i Bolends Jr. Amy anoroach to hiz abould be executed with som dearee
of cauiion. te do not desire to get involved with Werdell. Hovever,
we canmet foresee any objection to planned debriefings of Masferrer
1 dr., folloving his tripe to latin America ani other areas, in pursuit
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SUBJECT: Assessment of Recruitability - Rolindo Masferrer, Jr.
Vice-rresident, Sales, Yilita Armanent Corporation
and Associated with Defegse Sys (\worporated
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1. Subject seexzs to have inherited that particular
Latin American peacsant for involvenent in covert political
activities. However, the Subject's involvement is not merely
neatina ar vacvestion but it is instaad intisaralvy cannacted
with his chosen crofession as an eres salesman. Here the
phrase "for fun and profit" seems aptiy suited. He seeas
to be s man of sction with the ability to exploit an oppor-
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of reuvheut @dny seetors of Lat Marlon ed @vens many doors '
for hin (althoues it also closes others}. [t should also
be nentioned that. nis family his recently develoned a rather
checkered association with this Agency. The particular } i ;
nature of his military products gives his contact with high i
miiitary, police. and socurity officials throughout Latia
America. tle seess to be well versed on the status of various
ares deals (both official and under-the-tablo) in the
countries he trevels. He has been involved with several
Cubari exile political and para-nilitary organizations.
‘this position is probsbly ngrained from his family, but
glso reinforced ‘rom his various political and professional
activities. He sas voiced « particular hatred for Cuban
Communists. He seeas to view them not as respected enemies,
but as hated traitors. He is vehemently anti-Castro.
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the ut lL believe that the fact he vclunteere!? fer 11.8.
militar, tralaing reflects sot only tte selfiss actives
ef lecesina Speeleal Forces qualified ‘ut also a aense of -
‘dute. } aiso bediev: that lis recent statements to me
‘regarcing antornationss security matBers ia net cerely
fempiy Laquacity but is evidence of he desire tc contribute
sometians and becene involved in the gational interest.
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responsibility of any Avpency association ag weii as sulbse-
quent careful hanciiag. ve would need to get aery fron
the "flagler Street Commando syndrome” ef visual snd verbal
travaida, va would acec instruction te 2iscern moter fron
fact, to igentify scurces, and to atsace tha watinritic.
. wk acgquarta intermaticn.
; 6. FT am sure that the Subjeet 4s recrultazie. The
question is what cezrce of asscciafion with the sgency
would be eppropriate. If the deci@ion is mace ts aporoach
the Supiect, may T suggest that hig association te initisil
limited tc Agency triefines and debriefings tetcre end afte
his trips to Latin Anerica. wonace his reliability is estaslished
and the accuracy of iis reporting is nroven then further
utilization may be possible, Since his financis! sieuation
seems to ce secure | am sure he could te handied cm a non- .
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trip to Venezuela anc Colenbia beginniag in early suguzt 1972.
lie clained to have appointments with a Venezucizs Air Force
Goneral and with Venezuelan national security officials in
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Birecter, Domestic Contact Service, OSS
Rolando Hasferrer, Jr. - Possible Source Lead
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1. Attached for your information and whatever interest
you musy have ia this source lead from WH/3/Venezuela
(Jeffrey G. Peterson).
2. On the basis of the information submitted,
mee MEBLOKTUY, UF., BAY -e€ a userul source of FPI.
3. Suggest you arrange contact to obtain routine
Diegrephic data to initiate security checks; determine
his intelligence potential aad oxplain tne DCS missioa,
wichout revealing in any way the past relationship with
xr. Peterson. Subject's personality profile appears to
be very tateresting.
4. It appears that the Clandestine Service is not
Fepeac oot interested in subject's operational potential
at this time. We leave this in your capable hands to
‘determine what course of action you may wish to conten-
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SUBJECT: Rolando MASFERRER, Jr.
1. Please be informed of a possible future contact--Rolando
MASFERRER, Jr., recently promoted to Vice-President of Sales, Mili-
tary Armament Corporation, Washington D.C, office, 905 L* Enfant
Plaza, #4020, He is also associated with Parabellun Corporation,
another military weapons firm. Subject, born approximately 1945,
in Habana, Cuba, is believed to be a naturalized citizen.
2. Subject makes frequent sales trips to Latin Anerica. Because
of the nature of his main product(zachine pistols with silencers) he
-has good access to top Latin Anarican governmental officials and
military and security officers. H2 has personally met many Latin
Awerican presiderts. He should 22 a yood S.dusese Of information on
the current status of arms sales in Latin America; internal security,
military armameny levels, order-of-battle, and internal politics in
host countries; and, if needed, status of Cuban exile movement. He
is presently on a sales mission to Colombia and is scheduled to return
in mid-June. :
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“3. MASFERRER, Jr. has been a Miami resident since 1959 and more
recently lived in Atlanta. He will permanently locate in the Washing-
ton, D.C. area when he returns from his Colombian trip.
4. Subject is not to be confused with his father by the same
name, the infamous Rolando Arcadio MASFERRER y Rojas(201-42669).
Masferrer Sr. was a former Cuban S2rator and leader of a dreaded .
private army of Batista enforcers called “Los Tigres(Ta2 Tigers)".
He is presently serving in a U.S. fed2ral prisen for attenpting
to organize a 1957 invasion of Haiti in order to set up a base
of operations against Cuba. Masferrer Sr., violently anti-Castro,
was involved in numerous Cuban exile operations against Cuba during
the last decade. :
5S. I was Subject'’s ‘Connanding Officer in the Florida National
Guard and sometines saw hin socially while in Miami. Although Cuban ~
“by birth, he now feels that he is an American. Politically anti- ~
Conmunist,he joined the National Guard(while not under duress fron
the draft) to become a "Green Beret.” He is polite and correct in
his social relationships. I received a letter from him, 7 June 1972,
informing me,of.his impending move to the Washington, D.C, area. “He
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Tolanto Masferrer Jr., Possible Source Lead 168846
REFERENCES: A) Memorambya for the Record dated 12 June 19723 Same Subject |
B) Von Bapper/tusulin telecon
1. In regard to referent telephone conversation of recent
date, we asked Jeffrey G. Peterson (vH/3/Veneruela) for additional
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with the Ageney for about six months. He met Hasferrer inMiemi, “< :
Florids, where both belonged to a Florida Estional Guard Unit.
Peterson knows Kasferrer eccially as weil having met frequently
for “snacks end beer”. -
3. Aecording to Peterson, based on bis observations, subject
3s @ peroceoble, imicliigent, imlividual was appears trustwortiy,
emi of sound mind and juignent. He is a solid citizen copletely
assinilated in the arerican mainstream; intensely interestad in the
U.S. politien! processes. Politically, he is of moderate comservative
persuasion. He is an estute businessman of desonatrated ability and
integrity. To Giguligit this pioini, Peterson mEGticuR that Rasfessar
epurned lucrative cach offers for "under the table" deals to engag? _
im illegal vespons trede in Latin Amica. He refused theso offers
to operacve in legitimate business circles. -
_ &. Young Rolanio takes a sociable d>inks; has no known bad
habits. Ke has a keen eye for attractive females, but no more so
thas sll healthy males. Peterson said he vould not hesitste to
recommen: subject for a position of trust and confidence.
- 5. Rolando Masferrer, Jr. served vith the Green Berets, elite
" U.8. Army unit whose mabers require special security clearances by
the military. - ;
6. Peterson unierlined his previous ctatement that Rolanio
abould not be confused with his father, Rolando Arcadio Kasferrer y
Rojas, a former Cuban Semtor vho was leader of the notorious “Los
Tigere", tho dreaded aray of axnforcers under Bstists..
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dr., my be 8 good caniidate for scurce developuent. He will be
located at 95 L'Mfant Plass, Washington, D.C., as the representative
of Hilitary Armaments Co. He will also represent Parabellum Corporation
& Dun ani Brodatrect reports were requested from Hew York end
@ copy Will be forwarded when received.
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result of his request Mett HacVene and Luis Desa-Sote of the Hiaml ~-
FzeVi Office responded to the call and met vith Rolvado Masferrer that
afternoon.
2. Mr. Masferrer related details of his relationship with one Gul lems
Yglesias, age about 38, en individual on whom there sre other Agency
references. According to Masferrer, Yglesias approached his in late
Merch 1973 end identified himself as vorking for the Central Incelliconse
Agency. Yglesias said that he was trying to raise a larre cus of eoney
to finance secret CIA operntias. Yslesine said that CIA finis have
been tied up as a result of the Watergate affair. He referred to
these operations as black operations. Mr. Masferrer said that he
knew severe) hich renking goverment officials in Colombia, Venezwla,
end Guatemala. Hesferrer contacted several of toese friends in South
fzerica and asked them to aid the Central Intelligence Agency in
Yaising funds for secret operations in South America and the Caribbean.
Masferrer has contacted Manvel Vegs, a retired Colombian ary colonel
_ emi presently head of the Colosdian Internal Folice. He has also
contacted one Alvaro Vargas, whoo is an aivisor in armaments to the
Coloubisn Hational Police. Hasferrer also passed Yglesiae the nem
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thet he personally turned over five 4-26 framentation hend grandes,
one M-J6 automtic rifle, ons AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, ani several
bandguss 38 caliber type. Masferrer was led to deifeve thas the
. + weapons would bo used in a secret CIA operation in Puerto Rico. This
* operation was devcribed by Yglesina aa a black operation. ,
.3- During cur conversation vith Mosferrer, he raised an déditionn] point.
Kaaferrer said thot bo coutacted Nonuel Vege in Cologbia ani that Vega
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COUNTRY Cuba/Hoitt ; NO. PAGES 1
SUBJECT Possibiea False Recruitmsct Fifort REFERENCES
OPERATIONAL INFORMATION REPORT
This report has been prepored by the DOMESTIC CONTACT SERVICE, DDI. The operational information contarned =}
heresn may not be disclosed to personnel outside of the CLANDESTINE SERVICE, CIA, without the prior permission
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1. At 1700 hours on 14 May 1973 the Hiamt Field Office received a
~ telephone call on the Ifsted Line from en individual vbo ultimately .
identified himself as Rolando Hasferrer. It is believed thet .
Masferrer is identical with former Cuban senator and Batiata
essociate Rolando Masferrer Rojas who is of dubious: reputstion and {
is well known for severel nefarious actions in Haiti, Guatenmle and |
perbaps elsewhere. Rolando Masferrer was convicted of conspiracy
to invade Haiti in 1967. It is believed thet there ere extensive
seency fiics on Eviendo imcierrer.
-2. Msaferrer wes very reluctant to provide details, but finally said
he could be reached at local telephone 261-3689. A separate check
revealo this number to be registered to Dentel Bermudez, 6080 W.
Fiagiex, Aparimeat #17.
3. In eny event the listed Line caller indicated that he hod been |
approached by one Guillermo Iglesias and asked to engage in cattain
eetivities which he did not further describe. According to Masferrer,
Iglesias carried credentials or other identifying material which
seemed to link him with the U.S. Cosst Gusrd in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Mosferrer said, however, that Iglesias indicated also that he was in
same way representing the Central Intelligence Agency. Mesferrer then
said thst the puxpose of the teleptsone call wes to check on the bons
fides of Guillermo [gleatas.
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2. Attached per referent telephone conversations 14 copy of
Den and Eredetreet report as requested on Military Arverent
Corporation, in Powler Springs, Georgia.’ Please note,
that Chairman of the Board, is Hitecbell Livirsston ‘erbell, IIT. f=
Werbell iz = former Office of Stfategic Besvices (tssyerticer= 6 \
known to this writer during asaigaments in Ching during Wel.
‘2. hile Agency, e:: well as other gorermmant agencies, have
considerchle inforzetion on Herbell. He is an 014 and unsavory,
unsolicited, contact of the Mlax!t Pield Office dating frou 1959.
Ee is of dubious chareeter and reputation who had and hes been
involved in graniloise schenes ani international arma dealse He has
had perpetuzl financial difficulties. .
3- Verbell was involved vith Balsnl yeasesharols
connection with the abortive Hai invasion in 2
throw @ different Light om possine oouee develcyeeut of young. .
_ Bolanio dr. Azy approach to hia should be executed with some degree
of cention. We do not desire to get involved with Werbell. However, |
we eenmet foreece any objection to planned debriefings of Masferrer
We, following his trips to Latin America and ciher areas, in pursuit
Cf ¥PI eni posible information of operational significance.
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his intelligence potential and explain the DCS mission,
without revealing in aay way the past relationship with
Mr. Feterson. Subject’s personality profile appears to
be very lateresting. /
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1. In regent to refercut telephone conversation of recent
Pa ee AD Oe A Rk feet 19 Htemacree ee Pere adAttional
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sssegament information on Enlanio Masferrer, res Vice-President of 1
Seles, Military Arsmment Corporation, Headquartered in Georgia. Ip.
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2. Jeffrey Peterson is a young “career trainee” who bas been { Uy,
with the Agency for about six months. He met Masferrer in Micad, 2&2
Florida, vhere bota balonged to a Florida Estional Guard Unit. io
3. fcvording to Peters, based on Ms chesevations, sub fect.
$8 a personable, intelligent, individns] who appears trustvorthy,
ang of sound mind and Juigaent. He is a solid citizen campletely . t
essindlate’ in the American mainstreans intensely interested in the
_U.S. political processes. Folitically, he is of moderate conservative
persusaion. iis is an estute businessman of cemomstreted sbility and
integrity. To highlight this point, Peterson mentioned that Masferrer
spurned lncretive cass offers for “unier the table” deais to aiwag
im idlegal weapons trede in Latin Ancrica. Ea refused theses offers
to cparsta in legitinste business circles. . . :
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habdte.. He hes a keen eye for attractive 7emles, but a> more so °
than all bealthy males. Peterson said he wuld not hesitate to . |
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Se: Rolento Mesferrer, Jr. served vith the Green Barets, elite
‘the military.
6. Peterson unterLined his previous etetenent thet Rolando
should not be confused vith his father, Rolando Arcadic Masferrer y -
Rojas, a former Cuban Gemtor vho waa leeder of the notorious "Los
Tigers”, tho dreaded arsy of enforcers unier Batiste.
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Jocated at 905 L'Extant Plaza, Washington, D.C., aa the representative
of Military Armancris Co. He will also represent Parabellum Corporation
8 Don axt Bradstreet reporta vare requested from Hew York anil
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. 4. The first tine the Subject heard of “Fores Seven"
was frea Francisco BRAVO (or Srabo) [RFI], Chief of Judicial
' * Police, Stata of Nerolos. Susiect had not Bravo “a fow years
os ego", They met acain im Atlanta, Georgia, late Decembor ¥971,
7» When Bravo cane: foT a weapons ¢ononstration at the Military .
_ Atasnent Corp, Powder Springs; Georgia, sene 20 niles outside. .
‘ Atlenta. Sravo told Nasferrer of the insurgency problea in.
$1 the Mexican states of Morelos and: Guerrere.. -Bravo ne entioned :
“;. the oxisteace of “Force Seven". Bravo indicated his police. .
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3 Ot areca of Giatenata. eesteneds meations ¢ U.S. insursents zg
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H . involved with the insurcents. Cs da said that alist of :
i ail U.S. Special Forces-trained Guotenaians had disappeared
when the U.S. nilitary training missicn Was. terminated. Now 4
. the guerriltis in G:atenala aro pinpointing those U.S, trained, i
: local military personnel with uncanny accuracy. Frem thet
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then a house on the QUysis pts of the city that the police: a eet
used for unoffic siz IS ‘end heavyehaniec interrogations. 5g
Bravo eenplaine 1 oLit Archbishop: was . i
implicated with “the Ansureents 23 “we 1a certain U.S, £LIm . i
personalities who va tion in the As3ricen community in i
Cuernavaca. Bravo ‘also Liplicated 2 professor that was a |
hidnepped in Guerrero. oa late lu7l. Brave believed that me i
. tine professor [Jaime CAsTRIJON Diez, Rector.of the University i
" of Guerre 20] netu ily concpired with the insurcents for his i
oun kidnapping in order to raise the ransom monoy for th .
insurgent moveinent. (The ransom Was finally ‘pa i by Presidont ;
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’ §. Subject 2 avelind ag sain to Noxico in March 1972
with Barnardo LE TERRES
FARES, [itonico 2038, 4 Deccnbor 1959, 9. °° 2
montions that LITIMPO-12, Vi/MIAI, received a phone call ; a
from one Bernarce Be Torres regardiny a supposed Swiss Peo
-contrabend arms dealer in Noxico city. } Nazar hed invited -.
Masferrer to return to Mexico to go on a "huntine party", . ue
‘that is, to participate in an actual counter-insurcency | .
- operation. Masterror and Da Terres arrived in Acapulco and. Ma
_ wore net by Bravo. They travelled by police vehicle for. o
; about an hour east. of Acapulco to en ares near La Treintas en.
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particizgating Americans wore cepcnger,
“ " girborne, Merino or Snecta sees types, many wirh Victn .
“eonkst experience, ernad with CAR-15 (0:-16) rifles
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elsewhere in Latin “Paarica. "Forca Seven’ proviccd training
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2, to the insursonts,and, whenover possibic, supplicd weapons. ; .
i In return, the An rerienas. vero maid in -money and. runs, mostly Po
oe morifuanna,. but Son 2@. sciet 384 ‘Masferrer said no heroin was 7
mentioned. . eobes
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a a tho insurconts used: the Roney
“to. fincaee operctions, Sank robberics
ifficule cince the rny began posting
t tahs. The prisoner said he had worked
Z foxicots infenous bendi e-turned-quersiliag
ee “tn a €2) ident lest Robruaryj. The prisoner put -
guerriija strength at sbout 2,900 nen, ‘es ferrer, hovever,
said Bravé felt “that igure to be high, The prisoner also ns
mentionad that some of the insurgsnts hed 1 previously received ae
. ‘gherritie training ‘in North. Keren.
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10. ‘Masferr. or said. ‘that loter, tpon Nazer's orders,
. the American prisoner wes shot end killed. The vhole affair
Was never. reported ‘dn the local press because, - according to
Nasforror, sucht information, if rovealed, would canage the
area's tourist trade. aos .
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Rolando WASFERRER, Jr.
1. Please be informed of a possible future contact-~Rolando
MASFERRER, Jr., recently promoted to Vice-President of Sales, Mili-
tary Armament Corporation, Washington D,C, office, 905 L' f£nfant
Plaza, #4020. He is also associated with Parabellum Corporation,
another military weapons firm, Subject, born approximately 1945,
in Habana, Cuba, is believed to be a naturalized citizen.
2.. Subject makes frequent Sales trips to Latin America, Because
of US wsatlure of Lis nade pe WMG & (uae Peowwss wae BeLGUUELO) Le
has good access to top Latin Amsrican governmental officials and
military and security officers, He has personally met many Latin
American presidents. He should b2 a z90d sours: of iaformation on
the current status of arms sales in Latin America; internal security,
military armament levels, order-of-—battle, and internal politics in
host countries; and, if needed, status of Cuban exile movement. He
is presently on a sales mission to Colombia and is scheduled to return
in mid-June. . “*
3. MASFERRER, Jr. has been a Miami resident since 1959 and more
recently lived in Atlanta. He will permanently locate in'the Wasbing-
ton, D.C, area when he returns from his Colombian trip.
4. Subject is not to be confused with his father by the same
name, the infamous Rolando Arcadio MASFERRER y Rojas(201-42669).
Masferrer Sr, was a former Cuban Senator and leader of a dreaded .
private army of Batista enforcers called "Los Tigres(Ta2 Tigers)".
He is presently serving in a U.S, federal prison for attempting
. to organize a 1967 invasion of Haiti in order to set up a base * :
of operations against Cuba. Masferrer Sr., violently anti-Castro, . : “7
was involved in numerous Cuban exile operations against Cuba during . .4
the last decade.
5. I: was Subject's Commanding Officer in the Florida National
Guard and sometimes saw him socially while in Miami, Although Cuban
by birth, he now feels that he is an American. Politically anti-
_.. Communist,ne joined the National Guard(while not under duress from _
the draft) to become a "Green Beret." He is polite and correct in”
his social relationships. I received a letter from him, 7 June 1972,
informing me of his impending move to the Washington, D.C, area. He
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SUBJECT: Assessment of Reeruitability - Rolando Masferrer Ir.
: " “ Viee-President, Sales, Military Armanent Corporation
wee - and Associated with Defegse Systens—Incorporated ————
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ete, “"- "1, Subject seems to have inherited that particuler ~
20 :. ‘Latin American penchant for involvement in covert politica)
re activities. However, the Subject’ s involvement is not nereiv
Sete pmetdme ae seccesticn but it is inscesa intimately connected |
: . with his chosen profession as an arms salesman. Here the
phrase "for fun and profit" seems aptly suited. He seens
to be a man of action with the ability to exploit an _oppor-
tunity, rather than a towering intellect.
. Af, aa . -° 2, Subject hes excellent contacts end access in
uF Latin America. This access developed from his extended
fanily, professional ap intpentas is Savolvenent with. |
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” \ IN cictoaee 4s BS a of or ay a8 veri knoe @pens sany doors
for hin (although it also closes others). It should aiso
my be sentioned that his family has recently developed a rather
. checkered association with this Agency. The particular | {
>< +. Rature of his military products gives him contact with high rt
ov military, police, aad security officials throughout Latin :
‘America. He seems to be well versed on the stetus of various
; eras deals (both official and under-the-table) in the
-comntries he travels. He has been involved with several
‘Cuban exile ‘political and para-nilitary organizations.
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5. ‘Politteally, ipbject is a staunch anti- Communist.
“This: position is probably ingrained from his family, but . a
+ Blso reinforced from his "various political and professional i
activities. He has voiced a particular hatred for Cuban ’ a
-Comnunists. He seeus to view then not as respected enemies, -
“but as hated traitors. He is. ‘Vehonentiy anti-Castro. | :
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as a certain patriotis:. for this country. ring conver-
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i - he U.S. I believe that .the Fact he volunteered fer U.S.
: . " military training reflects not only the selfish notives
! of Leconing Special Forces qualified but also a sense of
: euer. To aiso bulieve that his recent statements to ne
s regarding intornation3i security matters is not rerely
: enpty. loyyacity but is evidence of h&s cesire to contribute
somethings and beccne involved in the pational interest.
S. Subject would need sober beiefings on the ~
responsibility of any Agency association as well as subse- -
_ 0 quent careful handling. ile would need to get away from *
“3. 7: the “Flagler Street Connando syndrome" cf visual and verbal
an travado. fle would need instruction to discern ruzor from
eee fact, to Linntify caueres and to assess the reliability
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el I am sure that the Subjegt is recruitable. The
question is what degree of asscciaSion with the Agency
would be appropriate. If the @ecigicn is made to approach
the Subject, may I suggest that hig associatien be initially
- linited to Agency briefings and debriefings before and after
his-trinps to Latin America. cace his reliability is established
and the accuracy | of his reporting is proven then further .
utlifzaticn may he possible. Since his financial situation
seems to be secure T am sure he could be handled on a non- :
pay- basis. : . -
a - Subject is scheduled to leave on a two-week business
trip. ‘to Vonezusla an2 Colombia beginning in early August 1972,
He clained to have appointments with a Venezuelan Air Force
'Goneral and with Venezuelan national security officials in
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marijucag and a piece cf bere gling | ection. The
mericens oporatcd under tha non do guorre "Force Seven’.
This sozo “Force Seven" clained to have connections and affil-
dations in Gecterala. epogect elsiced even to have participated |
in a sasll firefight with Mexican Arnyecd tha Judicial
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b. “Find out ony inZormation yecarding the Colombian
Army's E-2 bavtslion, U.S. citizen's involverent in eruz
trafficking in Latia Averica (names, dates,
end places), Cudan
involvenent in cecaine travyic, and any tics between leftist
; guerrillas and drug smu ggling.
A c. Write a ne norandum and Subject evaluat! on ‘(where
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a 16 Pacenber 1975 (Privacy Act) and WW-79-21, 14 February 1975 (FOLA),
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Chief, Hiaat Fiald Office ’ 3} May 3973
Director, Domestic Contact Service (Support Divis$on/0SS)
Rolando Hasferrer
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“Pfu Attached for your inforsation and backgrousd orfentatfen ”
fs some materia] pertaining to Rolando Hasferrer, who appears to
be identical to subject of reference.
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2. Subsect should not be confused with his uncle by the seme
NWS, The iwnTawo0us KO1SNOO MasTeTTer y nQjas jerro2me:.sry reported
as father of subject). The elder Masferrer was fEprisoned In 1967
_ for organizing an unsuccessful invasion of faiti. Younc Masferrer -
may ba engaced in dubious activity and contact with bia should a
be viewed with cautious civcumspection. He nay be on a : :
’ “fishing expedition" to obtain some inforzation on Guillermo a
Iglestas; or he may be seeking to cement an afffifation with the =~ :
_ Agency via the Miast Field Office. Masferrer may not be the good-—~ ;
° guy that the attached material represents his to be. fe is toa © :
_ to be a wheelfrg and dealing fast dollar artist. Stould he ‘
+ Wolunteer any information in the future, please note it, and . :
+ Sand it te Headquarters.: Of specific interest would be any
. dnformation he may provide os narcotic trafficing ang those : >
{avolved in this Alictt trada.
- 3. 000 has wo fnterest fm young Masferrar. If ve can be of
further assistance, please advise. -
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source
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telcoyboxs call em tha Listed Line froa go Andividust ube wlcirately
Sdsniified hinsslt 2s Rolnnis Haaferrer. Te ie believed thar
Maslorver io identieel with former Grhen seretor and Parista
eosotiats Polancs Unasferrer hoja3 who ic of duvlows reputztion and
is voll keom for sevorsl nvfarious ottiona im Haiti, Guctomals and
pexhana eleashors. Rolords Masferrexs wra ceavicted 62 conspiracy
to fnvacs Holth in 1957. It ia believed that theos are cchensive
Agessy files on Bolardo lasierzer.
Musferrey wos vary rolustent to previde dctuhia, bet Cinahly sete
he coatd be xoachal at iaced telophens 251-3639. A segarate check
vesczia this mores to bs registered to Peuio}. Dexcudes, 6039 Ko
Fisgiez, Apaxirent £170 .
In cay event ths listsd Line caller irchected thet ke had Soon
eppresensd by one Gilllee> Islesina ond acted te engsge in ecriais
activities which ha cid uot fociter dascrite. Accexding to Masferres,
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esmaal to Lin's hire with the U.S. Cois® Csicd im Siu Juss, Puerto Mea. -
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gai thst the rospesa of the televione eald was to check oy tha beng
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$8 some eaterial pertaining to Rolando dasferrer, who appears to
be i{dentieal to subject of reference.
2. Subject should not be confused with his uncle by the same
nape, the infamous Rolando Masferrer y Rojas (erroneously reported
as father of subject). The alder Masferrer was {mprisoned in 1967
for organtzing an unsuccessful invasion of Haiti. Young Hasferrer
may be engaged in dublous activity and contact with his should
be viewed with cautious circumspection. tie may be on &
"fishing expedition" to obtain some information on Gufllermo
Iglesias; or he may be seeking to cement an affillation with the
Agency via the Hiami Field Office. Masferrer may not be the good
guy that the attached material represents nim to be. Ne 35 know
te be a wheeling and dealing fast dollar artist. Should he
volunteer any information fn the future, please note it, and
send {t to Headquarters. Of specific interest would be any
information he may provide on narcotic trafficing and those
involved in this iijicit trade.
3, 000-has no interest {n young Masferrer. If we can be of
” further assistance, please advisa.
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Eahject has been tdectified as having
‘ femcined ta Korea ebsse 22 Jacaary
1966, pececsadly in the shore position.
PLASOKS BITH & HOM GEORCL PLRISTLROPCULOS BS KHUN TO
HAVE EAE DI CUNTACTs
% Kemerth C. nc LLLik, Chase icanbatten Zeek, Tokya, Jages.
Listed eg a pexsoant rcioresce by Swuaject in [957T.
2. Al {Alpbemse} RIGGD frame of firm illeg-tde bat predably L.
BORIS and C ammenne, at Waban Bement Motes so 2 coors
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reference by Sabject in 1957. 7 re ee ee
The EFANID LINLC TORY for Toxyo and Yokshema, Jagan for
£955 en page 325 Usts 2 £, aad «re. Alphoace (+ hjbowse) FIGOD,
with residence addrees of 67 Lateomacnt, thignyo-ks, Tory,
with bastoves addreas for ‘tphsase PIGUD as c/a L, KUONDUM esd
Compeny, 144. (lapan}, Lokyo. Tele 27¢352k-4.°
figkeaes RIQOD ccs Micaiiined in 1347 os uw i reace citisen, resident
iz Shemchal, ( kina at 75 Focte Frelapt, who wae serving 18 & cot-
out comveylag French Intelisence Requirecente 3 dewble. agcat
(a Sbanghel Le 119.
XK «6Gsogery TOPS, of the PINTS Compary, Tokyo, Japan. Listed
by Sabject os @ personal reference ta iF5T.
4. Astooloes (Asthany) £. PAF PALOPOULLS, Greek Consal, Yobe-
heme, Japan, lcted 28 « perssasal reference by subject tn 1957.
S. Valentina HALN eka Valentia Vast pevich ZHAN ska ten-Shia
HAH, Gotuer Soviet Agent, was is eloewbere dean fied.
“be Cemauesl Abrabars USTRUVIZT, who ta 195} was the cranagor of
the Tokyo Branch of tendevich Brothers, incor poressd, by utich
orgtatcation Sabject was thea employed. |
T. ‘¥Uitkam Hamilton MARTIN, 88 reported ta cover Gopetch,
weer geese name mene en cmawe ne
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8. Offici.is of the Claggott-Noian Company, Incorporated, Tokyo,
Japar,, whose identities have not been determined on baais of
reported direct contact with Subject, but who are presumed to
fx:lade Richard William Nolan CHILD and Mortimer Claggett
COCKE, Junior, tha principal officers.
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BUBILUT! Derece Fergecos ITCHELL, Nit iy Py
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}. Relevence te made to infer mctica erally f‘arnished by your
offices to representatives of this Agency ta the eect that * lier
Haailica AG IEN at ane time mentioned the fact that orior ta his
Secignuetics from bie ctvilson contract eseploy-nant vith the Leparte
mest of the army is lokye, Jagan, ana psisr te his ecteal reture te
the Ceiteod States ia late Agguss or carly September 1754, he bad hoen
offered a job as a rez seleamaa by ons George ZAZLS of Tokyo, Japen.
3 A cheek cf the indices ef this Agency ravecle that Vililam _
MARTIN'S Takya acquaictance, whe offered hica a job os 8 “rug caleoe
maa", sed Ghem “AA TL called “Ceorge FAAS” 12 aetrutiadiy
tdeetic al with eve George 3, Yc ADT EAC CU ULCS sha rest Slr UAT
ohe PLRIST ELIA PLACSU aha George 8. Fe AIS, ska Ceorge FARIS,
bere 2 January 196) at Tonstantinopie, Tarkey, Sat of Creok aztionality
stace birth, Accarding to safgrmaticn previded abrisd te repres sales
tives of this Agency by affagaxesa Lisisce service, George
~ PERT LACPCULALS in about 1766 abaroviated his cane te Georges
PEAGB, The Ualeen service addad that be cpersted the Mickale Aag
Cempeny ia Tientein and Shanghai, Chins, es his own basinese”
betwoes 1727 and 1341, of which tlme the firm was cicoed dewabetause
ef the war, Setweea 1442 ana 144% he cas under hcase arrest, oF
“covitecd to bie hame ta shaaghal, bul saguificantiy was act taterzed
by the Japanese, zrom 1446 te 1950 he operated the George FLASS
COLY ANY la dbenghel. He claimed to have bere uneaplvyod betucen
4950 cad 1532, af which time he emigrated te Tokyo, Jagaa, from
Shoaghal, obteiaing explsyment ia Tonys vith the tra of ac NDVUVICM
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RAC-THEDe tye PE PAFeH. -wd bo 1951 he bacane the manager of
the Tohye branch of this Arm. Io 3754 be cotabilabed bis own firm
ucéer the sawe of PLBLs ALEC CIATED chT ca7vals, wbich Ore
appesre ta the trade indicss published for Japae, and is reflected is
attuchment. In 1355 George PAAISTLACPUUIAS ahs PERG was
apposated te tho position cf Genorary sepuly “reek Consul in Tekohama,
in which poesia be vse the Sepaty to Anivaios a. KAP Y ALUPLULCS
aha Apthoay a. PAPPAD.-PLULLS, the nenorery Green Consul ta
Yokohama, PLAISTEACPLULLCS appeare to Rave continaed in this
diplomatic poet catil sometime tn mic 1959, whon an official doyal
Hellenic Liplemaetic »iseion to Japan was accredited to the curract
government of Japan, snd the lunctivns cf the Tohcbsma Ceasaiag
(4fice were Cakeu over from the two honcrary consula,
3. Lielecn reported that on 25 January 1966 Geerge
asd j thet he had act Petarsed te Japan ae of 30 August 3900. Through
a& pensitive scarce ia Secat, with whom representatives of thie Agen y
are ke operational contact, acd whe te believed to be reliahia, it has
bees ascertained that George P25 Left Haerca Airport ia Tekye oa
28 January ! 363 aboard regular CAT achedaled (light ty socal, Korea,
where he vais to aesame Ure positions of tecident represestative ia
Seoal, Korea, of the firm ef CLAGGETT eRULAN CUMPANY,
CLSPCAAT LD, an exporteimport hrm, with offices is the Hotel
Senate ta Seows. This irm is listed iw ine Foreign Lirectary ice
Seoei as having headquarters ie the Luted states, located at 24
California otreet, san Francieco, Califeraia. P2LRIS replaced a
Britioh national aamed caliszn James PHI.-R, as representative of the
CLAGGLIToNCLAN Company in Korea,
4 Cn brvle of an clficial iaquiry by a ceprosentative of cur
Agency to the United States imbassy in iecval, it was learned thet the
above firm ef C -AGGETT-NC..AN Compaay enjoye a gocd reputation
lecatly and deade in the sale of cleetrical and mechanical aschisery
and equipment. was eisc learned that the capital etock cf the firm
ts controlled by ene wertiiser C. CitKe, Jusior, asd a Kichard W.
CHILD, beth of ehoe are Valied states citizens, The iodices ef this
Agency reveal that stortimer ©, Ci. 4i, Junier, of the above mene
tlened firm 14 identical with “ortimer Claggett CLCAS, Juntor, co-
owoer otth dicherd ¥ tian *clae CHILD cf the Sra of BAW M
“~ TRADING CL asPARY IRCC RPL BATED, which bas offices ia Tobye,
‘ Japan, ond ts izsorpoersted ander the laws of Panama. Additional
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laformation concerning the ehowe firms aad regarding Zichard ¥ illiam
Nolan CHILD and Mortimer Claggett Cina, Jr. will be forniched
separately.
$. Tho ectivities and egatacts of Coorge PLAISTEALPCUIAS
aka PERILS in Japen and Korea are currently being investigated by this
Agecry.
6 George 3. PEAMTZROPCULCE aka PEAG, identified above,
and knewn te Villiacs H. MARTIN a0 “Gearge PARIS, is identical
with the iadividuel whom Velestia HAIN cha Valentis Vasiliyevich
MHA aka © onethia HAN, sdenieted former (1947) Seviet agent, identle
Med as “George PAAIS, a Greek business man ia Tckyo”, and as cue of
BMAUN's clone contacte ana {rieads in Japan. ¥: hen interviewed by
representatives of this Agency ta 1968, Valeatine HAHN advised thas
the abeve “Ceorge PARIS was the person whe introdaced HAHN to &
Tokyo eizhicish, located off the Ginza, the aame of which HAHN gave
oaly on “Tac Tomorres Is Too Late Cledb”. HAH claimed that this
was an ext ond cirect tranelatica into caglish of the actual Japanese
name, which, however, be never menticacd duriag ths interview.
Date ef HAHK's visit to thie “ctab* in company of Ceorge PERS aka
PARIS, Is estimted to have d0en comewhere between 31954 aad 1957.
HMAUN ctated that ai the “Tamorvew Ia Tea Late Club’ he was intra-
éaced to a Japanese hoetesse by the name ef Noriko .\ATSULAKATA
alias Northe AWAJL, with wham HAHN sobaequently enjoyed dates,
It fe believed thes Roriko “MATZUZAKAYA 4 AWAS1 became tho caistress
of Valertine HAN lor an uadeterminoed period af time ioilswiag bis
etiginal iatrodactioa to her of the above ~Ciub” while ti the company
of Geerge PERIDTSACPCUSAS aka PLARIS aka PARIS. HAHN also
Savised, that following his original introduction to this establishment
by PZRIS, HAHN had token 4 eumber of cacamed married American
eationals, who were stationed ig Tokyo, ta the same ctud, where such |
persocs had aise been intredaced te and had enjoyed dates with the
hostesees. At this ime, there ts no information te indiccte that
either Viiliam Hemiltga + ARTIN ov Boraca Fergusca «ITCHALL
were among the Uaited states cationale HAHN zeferred (to ae Aaving
deen taken to the aforementicecd club by AHN, Keither ts there any
ieformation currently availebia to reflect that Filliam Kemiltes .
MARTIN was haves to Valestine HAN through their mataal acquainte
enceship with Coorge P ARIST ERUPCULLG,.
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PLES TERUPLUAS cha PL2G, develoged to date. Attec ment to
this communication indicates that [cis has been of may otill be @
Contact of hmanuet Abraham LSTRUVSEY, suspect sorict Agent, who
le the Toyo Zranch »:anager of the firm of SUNDVLVICA SACTHARS
INCCAPLRATED, enxich firm has leng been suspected of being a front —
OF Cover erganissiion fer Seviet intelligeace operations, Atication ie
invited specifically to the fact that Attechneat reflects that the 1754
Japas Lirectory of Forcige firme liste oe. WTACVOAY a8 Tokyo
Foprescatative cf this firm, which has clices at 61 - Tanure-che,
4-chome, Shiba, ‘tinate-ku, Tokyo, and tetephone linee: 43-1509,
43-4369, 43-4237, whereas tm 5958 subject to afficlaliy Usted as
Goorge PaRls, of FERIS ASSUCIAT2ZO ArT cAPAalSet, located af
$4-3 Chome, Tamura-che, »inalo~ka, Tokyo, Tetepbcones: 43-1509
Gnd 43-4287, reMecting that he shared telephone numbers with
SOUNDCWICM BALTHSAS, and presumably with -masnel a. CSTRCVSKY,
It be guggeeted that the Department of tho Army, Viace ws saw | ews
Ghief of Staff, Ged, inteiligence, and the sodcral sereaa of Investigation
roay have additional informaticn on Goarge PekIsTLacPCULAS ake
PARIS and associates, :
& Wo additional information, to sepplerment that which te
reported in parazraph 6 above, identifiable with Noriza MAISUZAKAYA
G@ AWAJL, could be located ia the indices of this Agency.
% With reference to the ‘Tomorrow is Toco Late Club", mene
tioned im paragroptd 5 above, to which Velentine HAG claims te bave
doen taken by Gevrge PARIS, an exact aad direct re-trenslation of tha
elub same into Japonase from the caglish as giveu by HANA, ecald
read “Asu de wa Csceugire”. it 10 noted thai ikea Tanys Telsphoze
Disectory for 1957 contains a Listing fer an ostablishuent of this
name, as followa: ASU Da WA LEUSUGLAL, located as Chuo-ku,
Ginaa, S-Cheme, 3 Sancti, Pohye-to, Telephone Nee. : 57-0945,
ST7-6363, 57-6525. A reitable scurce, whe is (amillag with the city of
Tokyo, advised in Lctober 1760, that as of 1799 this establishment
was otill operating at the listed location, and thit tt is « coliea-house
rather thaa a nightclub ia tne wesiera senss, altaough alcchvlic
jeverages ere available fer consumplica on the premises by the
petrous, The sacse source alse adviced that the above collee-hsase
employs Japsncee hostecses”, os ie customary in such establishments
in Japaa, and that sech females aight be cated uader the circum:
elepces indicated by Valeatine HAHN. However, it should be soted
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ASU DE WA CS&LEUCIAU & which be was referring, abich is identical
with the cctablishment ef thie name listed {= the 1957 Tohye Lircetury,
he the type of place which io net frequsated ie general by American
nationals stationed in or visiting Tokyo ao touricte; rather it caters
maizly to indigensus patrons and their gueste, of to foreign residonte
ef Tokyo who have boon iatroduced tc the place aad the managemeat by
ledigencus patrons. Thooo foreigners then become regular patrons
efter becoming known to the managemect. inasmuch se the above
Geccribed ASU DE VA CSCSUGIAYU coflec-bouse generally fits the
deoc ription of the “fomorroe le Teo Lete Club’ mentionad by
Valentine HAHN aoa nighiciab” to which he was tahon by George
PLAIS, 62 lo suggested that they are ove end the same estadliobuente,
16, bn light of the mutnal ecquaintsxcechip of U iiliam H, -' ARTIN
ead Valentine HANS with Geoege & LAIST LACPOULCS ake PERS, and
fa ture, PERIS' role visenevis KiAHK’s tatreduction to the ALU DE WA
CSCSUGIAY cotfecchoucs, it lo suggevied that F-RIS may have ployed
. a oimilar role ta terms ef introducing * tiliam .LAATIN to Japanese
aight-life. This may hava eventually ied ta MARTIE:"s contact and
favolvemont with Jepanese individuals, ubo introduced hie te or
fadwiged bie masochistic interests,
bl. Additicnal informotien on the tndividuels mentioned absve
will bo lorwarded a5 developed. f is raquested that addressees fore
ward to this Ageacy any information tn Ceerge PEAS T CACPCULCE
sha PCAIS, his coatacts and activities, and on the other individoals
mentioned hereia,
FOR THE DEPUTY DIRBECTCR (PLANS):
WILLIAM K. MARVEY
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Acs 1 = 100-6-124/3 (ZRGRACE}
Department of the Araiy, ACSI 1 = 201-284530
“4 = 201-282337 (MARTIN)
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SUBJECT: Gammacy of Information on
George reAiSTLEGRCULOS
Gha George FL H1S, eka Geurge De
PLEBTLEOPOULOY, aka George
FERISTELLEAOPOLE, cha
; George FARIS.
Borns 2 Janaary 1909 af Cousteatinoglc, Tarkey
. Katicsality Guoeh
i ot Sicths
Presees Green
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; Parecates Macnee not reflected tn cha recerd, dath dsceased,
ee Fothor died Chita, .dd0ria, ULSR, Cate eaknoen,
, Rother éiod im Uhanghai, China, date cntaowe,
Marital Riéguer since about 1954; maritsl “totes eince fst
7 Stahooe Gate enknaon,
. Nasse of dew 3 Auroile PaRETAROPCULOE nee CZLAUELEEKA, COB
‘ _ conned ashoywe, Natiomality: Polica. ».arried at fhanghal,
; Spouses China, [ate of marriage not reflected to the secord,
: Xied in Toxyo, jagss circa i535.
. . tn April 1946, onder maiden name, Heted ac registered
; momber of the ¢olich € isisens's senctation ef New Poles
ta Fhanghel, whith organisstion i2 ioyad w the Felish
4 Government in Karcan,
: Rolettrons Motheretaclau: Mra. Bronisliswe C ICR WINSKA, Foolish
ie 7 . Bationnals 1§51 resi¢est Shanghai, Chinas oc of 1333 age
: plicast for a United “tates loiunigzant Vise filed ta Tokya,
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: Reeidentoas 2969-1915: _ Constantinsple, larkey
. IFAS05 9172 Hicgibie, out probeoly Céecess, Rascia
192728923; Chita, Siberia, USE
1953-59242 Harbia, Chias
4924-19372 Tientela, China
1937-29523 Bhanghai, Chios
1932-19573 Takyo, Jagan
Agzil 1953: S-Chome, Tonexciifa, Chacha,
sgaye, veges
8938: $64, 3-Chome, Leneochofe, Ota-he,
Tokyo. “some telepnonas 72-3444
8934 $64, 3-Chome, Lentachofu, Otecke, ©
t Takyo. Telaphone: 59-1466,
_ be88 Jansary Tokyo, Japan
1966:
Stace 38 Janso §8Seoul, Korea
ey 19603
dmploymest 2927-19352 Operated “own busicase", Nichots Rug
Rocord: Cocopang in Tientsia, Chica.
8933-1937: Gaknows .
2937-294): ’ Operated “own busiaces”, Nickels Rag
. Company, Shanghai, China, Closod in
1941 becaase of war.
8962-1945; Confined to own howe in Shenghal,
+. ee |) Chae, bet cet interned by Jaganese
: occupation eutboritios,
coe . $906-1956 Operated fre George reris Company.
fc Blang bed, Chines” .
_ 3c0tT | |
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4950-19524
M56-895ls
hos2;
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SMT
titat CONTINUES cath
Unowployed (presumally tn Shanghai}.
Subject esd wife {yom Ehanzhei, China
eppiles for visas to exter Japon from
Ching, Sebjoct claimed he held Greek
Passport A 6/503 teeued by thee Crech
Censalate in rhengbed en 2b Semember
$950 and valid antil 9 Tepten-ber 195,
¥ Me held Greek Passport A 26/5644,
focvued Shaachad, 15 Pane ifs, velid
entil Jano i4, 1952.
Sebjoct iadiested he was engaged in
Sn foot ond nomnct mastinese. dese
ing ta raw wool,
}teet entered Japan at Yozahsmes oa
2 sebeuary 1552. with states of semie
permanant resident, Stated om arrived
ta Yohehama to Jayonsee s'eilco Chat he
bad comm to Jepan ‘to esek peace and
froedem~.
Kengloyed by Tokyo Franch ef Sande-
wich Brothera, bacorgoruted, through
8932. .
Cther indices cansuited refiocet that
Sabject in 1952 operated the firm of
George P:-Ris fe Tokyo, Japan daring
1952.
Subject was eloveted from the posttion
of ‘employee’ to that of & anager
ths Tokyo Branch of Sendovich Beothere
in 1933,
ing the George PLAS Company is
Terkyo in 16
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3954: Eabject raportedly terminated his
employraeut with condavieh Arothers
6Gomstime daring 1754, sanct date n0%
kaoen, and estabiiahed hie own firm
auder the name of PanlS ASECCIATLD
ENTLRPRKBAD
The 1954 Jepan Tirecicry of Fervign
' Firme Uste SUNINVER BROTHA AS
: ‘ Q6 6 United States Gros, with offices
\ et fl - Tamore-cho, 4-chome, Shida,
' Msinetocka, Tokyo, Japame Telepboness
i $3-1669, 45-6359, 42-4287, and Liste
H be USTROVSKY an tes Tokyo Hepressasse
! ives
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E, CSTRCVSERY, of coarse, io imanuel
Abraham UVSTRCOVEKY, who is known ta
7 . _— , have been Ure Tokyo Sranch Manager of
: . ; the above firm, «ho resided in 1954 at
i9 Kouncho-sita, as. inatocku, Tokyo.
tome telephones 43-6773,
1955: Sabject contiaued {a Ais position as
: President of PZBIS ASSCCIATEL ENT ERe
PRISLS.
1 Laring 1935, exact case not speciiled,
: Sebject was named to the position of
Honorary Leputy Creek Cassel ia
Yokohama, in which position he became
the [epaty to Antonios 26 PaPPALloPe
OULCS, the Honorary Kogas Greek
Censal ia Yokohams. —
4 ts presumed that the C onsulate in 1955
wee probably located 3% the Saice address
given in the Lecemacr 1957 Caimusho
. a e . “Consular Lict', which seperte the
| oe .. following inlermations
SR :
pO ‘MOFORK CONTNVED CONTROL ;
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“Beyel Greek Hanerery Conculete in
TYohohama, Sutheriand Building, lio. 75,
Yamashita-cha, sizka-tks, Tel, 8-155.
KP, Antonios PAPPADOPOULCE,
Hozorary Cenesh
dir, George PERBTEROPOULCEs
Honorary I epauty C once. *
Centloned 2e Preeident of PEE
ASEGCIATAER & HTILRPRISES, Tokyo.
" Contlawed 85 President of PEEIS
ALEGCCIATZED INTLERPRIKES, Tobyes
Continues as Honozerg Crock Lepoty
Consal, Yokohama. .-
Costiesed ae President of PAPIS
ASECCIATED ENTER PRISE 53 Listed in
Brevieties as Gesrgs Fel, FEns
46ECCIAT ECD ENTLAPRISLS, located
at §4 - 3 Chome, Tamurs-chs, Xizefee
ka, Tokpo, Tel. 43-109 and ¢3-4287,
1938 lesan jimes Directory)
A separates Listing ic aloe carried in the
name of George Fe RISTEROUPOULOS wtth
office telephone lated as: Yokobeca
Sa1713, which is the same
Bamber given in tho Lecamoar 1957 Cen
solar List for the Acyal Creek lisasrary
Conzulete in Yokohama, above. .
continsed as president of PERIS
ASSCCIATZD LNILEPRISLS, sad is
Usted as George *:- BIS, in commectian
with thie firm, enove offices sererding
ant eet
Brus aes uisinaid: . ry
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1966
Ro cad Couto) Lies
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wawatted
wae
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costes
to the 1493 Jagan Yh--cs ltroctary are
located af §4-3 Choma, Tacera-cho,
Ebibe, tiaato-ka, Tshyae Telephone -
S9-LeCh.
Tt shosié be notud that this (s the came
eddrees Ueted for subject anc the * LEIS
ALKAIATAU LTD APB es bn the
prececizg year, Dut there is & chaszo
in the tebephoms exchange.
Cm 23 Jawsury 1960, Subject departed
by air from Hanede sirpost, Tokyo,
anvrwste On Canest eel « man Sonn and
from « source believed to ba relishle
that sosjsect was going to Mores a5 the
Seca Lesidant Fepreseastative of the
dcwre ricsa-owned firs, of Cisggett-Nolea
Compery, Inc., thich has its home office
&8 25 Ceiforeda Ltroet im fan Frasctoce,
Califernia, and mcintaine an office ia .
Stool tu the Bands Hotel, Subject
- 46 —_-o-._ 4 ~~ eeee ew oe
Bis Qeuty FOpen oa GS ir-Siek& dames
PRL, © Britisd idationsl, te Gis cost,
The cepstal stock of clagestt-Roles
Compeny, ine, is controdied by c:ortimer
Claces4 Cooke, Junior, sad Richard
William Noles CHILE, doth /mertcas
citizens, eho are alec the princigal
controling stockhotécera sad office7zo of
Cee Bai £L Jaa TRALING CUMPANY, which
hee ifs mata offices in the Fuksks Ballde
ing, 2-Lehlasiwad-cho, }-Chome,
Chiyote-he, Touyo, Japan, but-ales has
bronco in Seoci and ivusanm, Korea, -
BALCThR TRALING CUM PANY alse
esntrois another pubsicsary firca known
Ga Allied Listeibutere, lnacorporaicd,
with ubted) firm ihomas Sobert KICK
‘teen Seris YASHLI bas been eflitisted
for a naceder of yozre,
ato tet a ee ME oe ae cme
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Eotiect has been tdentified as having
eencined in Korea efecto 28 Jennoryg
£966, pecscmaaly tn the ashore parities,
PEGLONS SITH © ito GEORGL PERISTLROPCULCS BS KM WN TO
HAVE BALM DI CUNTACTS
i
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Kenseth Co oI LLEb, Chace i anhattes Deck, Tokyo, Japac.
Listed as & personnal rcloreste ay Subject ia {957.
Al (Aigbdasse} FIGUD (name al firm illegude bat sretably L.
ROTA and © nanan at Vee Tenet tet ee eee t
reference by subject inl9S% ©
Yhe FANVO EIRkc TORY fer Toxyo aad Yokohame, Japen for
£755 oa poge 325 Ucte 2 ve Sad = ete Alphonse (/ iphowse) FIGCD,
with residence address of &} Late-mscht, thignye-bm, Tokyo,
with bachtanes addreas for /Ipbsase PLZT as c/a Le KUNDUN ond
Company, 14d. (Japan), Lokyo. Tele 27 oS52k-de
fighsacs RCD was idcniaised in 1567 os 8 i rence citisen, resident
ds Shaochal, ( hina at 75 Fonts frelegt, whe waa scrwing £2 a cute
owt camreyiag Freach Itelzence Requirenenta to 3 dante 4228
ia Stsanghal Lo 1945,
Gregery TOPZa, of the FINVZ Conmpary, Tokpo, Jepaa. Listed
by Sabject as a pexeonal reference ta 1957.
Aptonicas (Anthang) £. PAF PALOPOULLS, Greek Consal, Yokoo
heme, Japan, Usted a8 a personal reference by -vd$ect to 1957.
Valentine HALN eha Valentin Vesilipevich ZHAN sks Foa-Shia
HAR, former loviet Agent, sus is cisewbare Ldenttfied, = -
Emanes Abraham USTRUVEXY, vho is 1953 was the crensgor ef
the Tekyo Sranch of tendovica Brothere, Incos parted, by atich
organization Sabject waa thenen played,
Titties Hamilton MARTIN, 86 reported ta cover Gopsteb,
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, FI/Division D
SUBJECT: ZRGRACE - Tokyo Aspect;
George PERIS aka George PERISTEROPOULCE aka
George PARIS, Identifind Contact of Valentin HAHN
aka Valentine Vasiliyevich KHAN aka Won-shin HAN,
Self Confessed Soviet Agent
1, Fellowing information was made available to the writer by
eer... ee TATION ~~ 2 CAVED AF ce fcve fanan the Sammoten Maa file an
V lontin HAHN, ‘he information herein reported was provided by oral brief- . !
ing only, and the writer was not permitted to review the HAHN file itself.
. Following details are tserefore based entirely on notes taken during the
mecting which tock piace in CARRICO's office on 6 September. i
2. Valentin HAHN, who was born as Valentine Vasiliyevich KHAN on ;
22 April 1908, Slavyanka,. Russia, and who is a Russian of Korean origin,
admitted ia the course of a Polygraph examination administered on an ‘ ‘
unspecified date, that be bad acted a6 aa agent ia Sehalf of ths Soviets. MANN
bas beoa in the employ of CIA since approximately 1952, originally in Seoul, :
H Korea, later in Tokyo, Japan, subsequently being transferred to Okinawa. | i
; He was terminated on unspecified date ae a contract agent of the SR Division, i
; and currently is or has been-resetiicd in Hokkaido, where he has been given &
i job as a translator with the FBIS listening post at Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan.
During the debriefing which accompanied his Polygraph testing, HAHN advised :
that during his service in Tokyo, Japan, his closest associates had been the ;
following individuals in the order listed:
, a. Arseny YANKOVSKY and wife. i
03 . 13 -3
b, [Basil EFREMOFF)- CLA Staff Employee of[Tokyo Station,] who
a been terminated on unknown date. Hae was identified as a
Japancce Intelligence agent,
e. John Mc COY and wife - Mc cor was or still is an employee of a
SR Division, stationed in Japan.
ee ese Bes
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d. Vadim MEDIS) CLA Contract Agent in employ of 5R Division
stationed infT <3) ln process of being terminated after
stationed inf as former NKVD agent, a former Abwehr agent,
and subsequent agent activity in behalf ef the Soviets while in
DP camps.
e. Kasua KANAZAWA - Cousin of Valentin HAHN; atone time wae
proposed for operational use by this Agency.
{. Charlotte BERGHOLTZ - Close friend of Ansstasiya SNOW neo
YANKOVSKILY.
g- Golli-Grigorevna and Margucrita PODSTAVINA - PODSTAVINA
is the Godmother of Arseniy YANKOVSKIY,
b. wets Anstels Clg SIT - CLA Suatd empioyee of SR Division
fn [fol BoE Pepartinent of State] cover. Former FBI
employee. 30
i. George PARIS (Spelling as picked up oviginaily by Office of
Security in written report of Polygragh examination report, and
~ therefore likely phonetic.) - Greek businessman in Tokyo.
3. In the course of further debriefing in connection with his Polygraph
Test, HAHN clsimed that George FERIS or PARIS was the individual who had
introduced HAHN to a club in Tokyo lecatei off the Ginza, the name of which
- clud transtiated into English is “Tomorrow is Too Late". At this club HAHN
- meta Japancse hostess by the name ef Noriko AWAJI, whose real name was
later established to be Noriko MATSOZAKAYVA, whom he subsequeniiy dated.
There is no further information curreatly available on thie hostess. In the
interim, HAHN has obtained a divorce from his wife, who had been a witting
participant in his agent activities for the Soviets, and is known currently to be
living in a common-law relationship with a Japanese zirl who may be identical
with Noriko MATSUZAKAYA. Aa indicated above, HAHN and his current
mistress are currently in Sapporo, Hoxkaido,
4. The ex-wife of Valentin HAHN, whose fail name is not known to the
writer, and the two HAHN sons, are currently being sponsored for resettle-
ment by the Agency in the United States, where all three are scheduled to
receive their U.S. citzenship under CIA sponsorsbip.
5. With reference to the "Tomorrow is/Too Late” Club, HAHN stated
that a number of CIA Staff Employees of the (Tokyo Statiox frequent or have
frequented this establishment and have dated the Japanese hostesses employed
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there. Date of HAHN's introduction to the Club and to Noriko MATSUZAKAYA
by George PARIS aka George PERIS was ectimated by Mr. Sayle to have been
somewhere between 1954 and 1957. With regard to Valentin HAHN's own
inclinations toward sharing his knowledge of romance with others, Mr. Sayle
advised that Security Office had established that while employed as a contract
agent of the [Tokyo Station] HAHN had pimped for CLA Staff personnel in Tokyo.
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6. As attachment herewith, the writer appends additional background
data on the professional intelligence activities and contacts of Valentin HAHN
and family as noted during the oral briefing by Sayle.
7. On baste of the above, it can be safely assured that the George
PARIS known to HAHN is identical with George PERISTERGPOULOS aka
George PERIS, well-known Tokyo businessman and Honorary Deputy Consal
of the Royal Greek Consulate in Yorohama, Japan, as reported in SCTCGKY-63
and SCTOKY-64. it is noteworthy that PERIS' contacts throughout ais career.
commencing ¥‘{n f19 origina: reported employment in Tientsin, China, through
hie activities and contacts in Shanghai, Cuina, and later in Tokyo, not exciud-
ing his marriage to Aurelia CZZRWINSKA, have been exclucively with
individuals of Russian or Eastern European background, many of them of
Ruselan Jewish background, who are eitber highly suspect or have been iden-
tified as long-time agents of Soviet inteliigence. PERIS' reported route of
arrival in Tokyo via Harbin, Tientsin and Shanghai, as well ae his employ-
ment by Sondovich Srothars and.contacts with individuals who te in with the
Boris SOLOMONIK complex and Borsol Fur Trading Corporation, smacke
very strangly of the old Comintern Apparat of the 20's and 30's. Also it
parallets the travel patterns of a number of individuals involved in the SOBLE
case, principally the SOBLZS themselves who were exfiitrated irom the
Soviet Union via Toxyo, Japan, to the U.S.A. and who, most notably of all,
ales were under cover of operating a Bristie Susiness as is Sondovicss Brothers.
8. According to earlier reporting in the ZRGRACE investigation,
_ George PERIS is alleged to have been a contact of William Hamilton MARTIN
in Tokyo, and to have offered MARTIN some type of job or business partner-
ship deal in connection with the rug business.
9. Myr. Carrico informatly indicated that he personally suspects that
MARTIN's introduction to the fine art of masochistic tortare by an unidenti-
fied Japanese female, as reported by Mro. Ardeiie GASDA to FSI agents,
may have been effected at or through his patronage of the ‘Tomorrow is Too
Late” Club to which he may well have beon taken or introduced by bis friend
PERIS, This possibility, however. is subject to further investigation.
. an .
10. As initial follow-up to[SCTOKY]-63 and[SCTOKY}64, outgoing cable
of 7 Sept. 60 requesting further check-out of the Club, etc. was prepared.
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drafted, and requests check of PERIS' arrival, activities and contacts,
departure from Korea subsequent to 28 January 1960. This cable has been
presented separately for your approval and may likely be exdject to revision,
wierefore no copy is attached. It ie further suggested that Cifice of Security
be authorized to pass to NSA Security Officiale working on this case the
information on PERIS relayed in above SCT KYbables, such information te
be properly sterilized of course, and that NSA in turn be recueeted to check
and obtain from U.S, Navy Personnel Records full copies in duplicate of the
oxginal reports on the specific duty stations or assignments, including dates
of service at each, to which MARTIN and MITCHELL were cetaiied, also
detailed leave records, travel records, and other pertinent background data
contained in euch files, to cover the entire period of their respective service
with the U.S. Navy. It is also suggested that NSA officials be requested to
obtain similar detailed original reports in duplicate from the Denartment of. y
ths Aomy lo weve. cus poriga of MAR LIN's civilian employment in Japan,
with special emphasis on any reports of MARTIN's extra-curricular activities,
contacts, club memberahbips, identified personal contacts with persons sot
employed in his own office, leave travel, etc., which may be reflected in
official records. One copy of all such reports are requested for thie Agency,
to permit further checking of known or newly identified contacts he may have
had in Japan. .
ANITA POTOCKI
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susstcT Indications Fernando Melo, gatan ExDe in 3
Costs Rica, t Hegotiations & Between Locuig
Starke, Sosta Rican Bi gatding 2 Dxvreaist, ad an
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: in conjunction with TDCS-314/01096-68, HRS-4065 and
. C8-311/02024-68,. HAS-4099, which reported that Fernando
Plies Melo Fontanilis, a Cuban exile in Costa Rica, was serving ag . . ok
Peo Sn intermediary in negotiations peteee;, Ludwig Starke Jimenez, . *~ : oe
os, a Costa Rican right-wing extreniet, and Rolando Masferrer, s ;
"4+ @sban exile in the United States who was involved in plottin ;
a _o . Sg@inet the government of President Francois Duvalier of Haitt.
.) >. . Pee segotiations dealt with a plan whereby Starke would pro- . co,
(i. 7" “. yfde @ staging area for an invasion of Haiti by Haitian and rs ae
dey: ++.) @sban exiles under Masferrer's leacership. In return Mase
blue ferrer, if successful, would subsequently support a move by
on | Starke against the Costa Rican Government, Kelo was reported =.
tells >. @@ be planning a trip to Mew York on 21 February 1968 to talk 6° «=:
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a. ané searched by security officials &t the airport. Ansong i
| M6248 possessions the security officials found a letter, a 7
-. gigned by Melo, addressed to Father Diego Madrigal, Néw York. . Pp
Tr- letter was dated 9 February 1968, It was typewritten en: ot
“Secterhead stationery of Rogelis B. Pints Impreszos. (Costa oo
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the vina" and now "the Haitian can come when he wishes."
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quoted Molo as saying trat Starke tad obtained a visa for
. : Jacques Moringlane, a Haitian who would be the first of
the Masferrer group to arrive in Costa Rica.) Selo ther wrote
that because nothing Lad boon heard from Madrigal since the a)
latter's visit to Costa Rica "the friends here" had begun to nr
believe that “everything has been a pipe dream of sine; that a
we neither are going to co anything nor have anythidg.” Melo ~°*
Complained that Madrigai*s silence appeared to have “lessened ,< Ma
the enthusiasm of this man of action and of rapid resolutions,
: who docs not like to be made to waste his time.“ Kelo warned as
a Madrigal that if the Masferrer. group had not redched a deci-—*~*
an sion to mov? ahead with the plan, it would be better for the . : . '
. Haitian not to come to Costa Rica. Melo also warned that if ‘
‘ ° there wore no Cubans participating in Masferrer's project, he, * .
: Melo, would not support it, since he was interested only in
we _* the Cubans* problems and not those of the Haitians. Melo in-
iar formed Madrigal that he expected to arrive in New York on 18 : oo
. February; he suggested that they discuss the subject in detail ‘
at that tine.
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Le told the Costa Rican security officials that he would be away
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SUBECT jKerotiations Petween Ludvig Starke, 2irht-
Wing Extrevist in costa Rica, and Rolando
“Masf-erer, csban Exile Involved in Plotting
Jraintt Covenments of Haltf and cute, with
‘A View Toward Mutual Support for Projected
Revolutionary Kovenents
CPBes"PSbeusry YBEB) . rie. m0. HRS-4099
A hig’:-level sember of the National Liberation Party (PLN) who
has access to and the confidence of top leaders of his party. |
His strong identification with the PLN and the knowledge that | :
bis reporting will reach U.S. official circles probably cause ; ~
hia to present his reporting tothe best’ advantage of the Pik. ~" ~~ ~~
Be has subaitted reliable information during the past year, but
‘ be has been known to withhold pertinent information, He received.
the information from Daniel Oduber, - © ; a Co
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- fadwig Starke Jimones, @ right-wing oxtreaint who is-the
‘leader of the security forces of the Movisiento Costa Rica
Libre (MCRL), anti-Communist susinessmen's group, hid ine
formed Daniel Oduber Quiros, of the National Liberation
- Party (PLM), that he was making plans and seeking support
_ Sof & possible move against the Costa Rican Governsent in
. the event that it should appear to be in danger of passing
tinting with sympathetic croupa outside Costa Rica, He
. tip ia indirect contact with Rolando Mdsferrer, a Cuban
. end Cuba, through Fernandes Hele Fontanilis, ® Cuban exile
“: $a Costa Rica who was in touch with a priest associated
> with Masferrer.) ;
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pore about the negotiations between Starke and Masferrer, in z ae
which Melo had been acting as an intermediary. Melo said! a4
that the objective of the negotiations was to work out & ar ae
plan whereby Haitian and Cuban exiles, with Starke's or
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cooperation, sculd use Costa Rican soil as 2 stazizg area for
an icvasion of Saiti, to overcthros Presicent francois Duvalier.
Tf scccessful, wasterrer anc nis Haitians concerts sould then
surzly fusds ane armazent to Starxe fcr cis projected move
against rhe Trejos government, :
3. Melo iater inforped Oduber that re was plenning to
go to Xew York City on 21 February, occexsaibly te visit mem-
bers of his family. However, the true purpose of his visit
* is to talk with Masferrer and Father Diego xamel Abilio tna?
Macrigal Alvarez, the priest who has represented Masferrer, _ “421i
BR tae negotiations, through Melo, with Starke. Xelo has “? “i
been commissioned by Starke to ascertain the quantity and ve
gource of arms that the Masferrer group will nake available : .
to Starke if the group succeeds in overthrowing Duvalier. 4 “
Melo slso is to find out what other assistance the Masferrer :
group vill provide to Starke, how aany Haitian and Cuban
exiles Masferrer will send to Costa Rica, and when they will
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*. obtained for Jacques Moringlane, & Haitian, who will be the
. firet of the group of Haitian and Cuban exiles to cone to
Costa Bica to set up their staging ares. Moringlane's visa
was obtained by Starke through Rodrigo Arauz Bonilla, who
until recently.was the chief clerk -(ofiize: as yor)", of the -
Minijotry of Public Security. _—— - .
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6. (Wield Comments Melo has the reputation locally of a
being an Snveterate intriguer and a breggart. Therefore, his
weracity ia open to question. It is possible that the infore
BStion he has given to Oduber 18 to sone extent exaggerated
oF distorted, It is aleo possible that Starke vill fisd Me
to bo & less than trustworthy intermediary.) . '
6. ¥Viekd Dissent State Aray CIMSO. (alco sent.§ Ol wlidNttC -
Managua and Port-au-i7 ince), oo . ‘
J. (Headquarters Consent; An official Costa Rican Service
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ESTAMISHED BY MANGER 1m WHICH THIS TRIAL WaS CONDUCTED WHICH
a9 GE MELPGL GW FULGRE LITIGATION INVOLVING AGENCY.
“EoGsy COURT ISSUED ORDER OM FIRST DAY OF TALAL WHICH PRECLUDED
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MOTION, WHICH COURT GRANTED, WHICH REQUIRED THAT QUESTIONS
TO WITNESSES OW CROSS-EXAMINATIOS WHICH MIGHT LEAD TO MEWTION
OF CIA BE ASKED AFTER JuRY HAD LEFT CounTROOM,
3. LOCAL PRESS COVERAGE WAS LIGHT AMD FACTUAL. PRESS
SHOWED #0 DESIRE TO EXPASD UPON OR INVESTIGATE ALLEGATIONS
‘@ Cla CONNECTION, AS FAR AS WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO DETERMINE,
“SEWERE WAS 40 WATLONAL PRESS. COVERAGE OF TRIAL, IBTEREST 18
TRIAL IM -LOCAL CUBAN AND HAITIAN COMMUNITIES HIWLAAL.
BE a TRIAL REPRESEWTS SETBACK FOR ROBERT kK. BROWN,
Sp HIS LOCAL HENCHMEN, MARTIN CASEY, WAS CONVICTED, |
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TRIAL THAT BROWN COULD FIND OF MUCH USE IN BOOK HZ 18
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“FOR CONSPIRACY IN AN ATTEMPTED INVASION OF HAITI CANNOT
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FEDERAL JUOGE TED CABOT HAS RULED.
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BOBBY FULLER
Bobhy Feiler era un ase
Neane de Holguin, Hijo de
eten Cos holzwneun pscie
don en Norleamerica’ Guriles-
mo fullest 5 Jenny Jrueti ,
tolsaas de Lewis, pou
mo a Cacocen.
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Noteble atletsa ca sua
se de evtediante es Kiam,
Bethy fue dratacado sieme
bee dal glontoes cuerpo Ge fa
fanter|s de Varnes te Eetadon
Cexios. |
Los
Hatplon Uniéos eleri-
fis, & todas lace, ena vecie
as Cubs demne:itice i régi-
BER He Othrih CWeut aiede
Fide) Castro.
Pero es evidente que
sizitho mas que is siteacsse
Jit Siseriny tersoe que yete~ bre, le eaicrmedad, el miedo
Pose ate Peg 24 cee i .
Tras bohesse jacedo \a
Vida es tarezs claadenuaas,
ictén wnada ilecada a la
Cente Nerle de Onente; en
: ayuda -d¢ les -alzados.em ba -
segiéa é¢ Gcantinsme-Bata-
cea. an
Poe casterase Gas peno-
6a oditca em fas montahas.
¥ fusslote em huntizze de Cu-
ba, funte a trem dos valere
608 sertranencenen smigon
de Cuba: Teay Basha y Dale ;
Theagses. .
Los bcoicmecres, ue ven
Coa testers: come Buchos de
ses Bermanes de ls pauia
chica de Caliuo.Gacia, ol-
Vida® sus Gesetes con los.
que han gqerdado atria, tienen, .
oa alta em ses carazones 9.
(a Budby SF uiler, como para”
Barba » Thoageen, que un
dia ne aey Nesano, leadsin on
moovaeratc al pre de las cm-
pinodas bemas de Oriente,
TF.
Rleanecedos
Por Nigzel Peralta.
Norteanérica la posienn de |
enemittad miemacional y de
poss de ics reses y los chi-
aos gui jwcza ba sacion cus
basz en ei tediere de Ia guc-
wa fia.
3 destize wiste,eb ham-
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sy Sonques. So
politice ave ha contensdo a io esclavit
- SeSoberonie.pce os paneles mojadosdeJas cxiss-
das.de Rio, Cerccos, Rogoid y ror [a jetra muyerta ce
Ia.doctring Monroe. : :
Le OEA, come ha dicho valientemente el di-
rigente venezolano Carlos Andres Pérez, hace lo gue
_monde Washington, y éste, al presente, baila ol son
de-la baloloika. Se
Se treto, pues, de convenir en que nodie nos
"wa o sccar las castatas del fuego. Y que nosotres,
debemos pelear por nuestras libertodes. Como lo be.
mos hecho siempre: solos.
~ . + a Cubs ocurrirs una guerra snicomente cuan-
do desde el destierro, 'leque una fuerza armada de
decencs de miles de hombres. ¥ es evidente que Es-
todos Unidos, por estos reclidedes de politico ma-
"dial, no permitird ja mé s que cqai’se ‘orgonice esta
.., Pero los eubones podemos conquistor, en o-
flanze con luchederes democraticos de otros pcises,
- Castro no tiene ms poderio militar que el
‘qué montenio Espato en Cybo en 1495-98. Y hoy, Ia
emigrocién tiene mas potencial humane y econézicoe
y los posibilidodes de odquirir crmomentos en Euwro-
po vy América son incomporeblemente moyores que o
fines del siglo posodo, ' ;
Este es ef Gnico comino pora cumpisir con
avestro deber y salvar nuestro honor y escoposros de
bes hespitoles y los cementerios bajo lo nieve que
son hoy la Gnica omorge alternotiva dei dessierro.
Quien na fo comprenda es un csno, Cvies no
” “tous esto senda es un coddide; fic dmporte qa we
textos o orgucios esgrimo poro ocultor su infama y
dosvargienza,. : coe ee
" MAY WAS DE HIL MILLONES DE DOLARES CE Los
CU BANOS RICOS Y ACOHOGADOS, Ed LOS can-
COS DEL DESTIERRO. ALGUH DIA, LOS $4220-
BA, TESORAN QUE HACES, QUIERAN Coz 20,
*, $B CONTRIBUCION AL TEsGRO.DE tA sozaea..
‘ ‘A tenes cubanos han sa-
frido cl decosiise de sus at-
de la Florida por tatentar ba-
cer tlegar armas y municianes
a Cuba o por hacerle la cue-
tra al bandido Castro en Né-
sico a el. Canada. Ena came
bio, otros. mds afortanados,
Se bar hecho ricos o han g0-
zado dc una vida mielle en’
sus trajines de luchadores
contra la tirania,
Esto ha causado la divi-
siéa del destierro. A la vez
que la corrupeion y el escep-:
ded omegres as jis «la capalsion
alcunos dolutes 0 ser te diie
do_cn Ja nomma de la CLh o
lu 4 Jus oa D. t Sich. Bi i. est}
dedLiae. Pero si alguien
El alto nivel de vido de Estados Unidos, cue ebsecbe
a raneipsemnne nanos aang eg ee
CUBANOS HALOS Y BUENOS |
quiere asiesgarse a suftir; |
carcel y persecuciones, 2 que,
le chequeen ei teléfono; yt - i: ,
4
aan a que se le dilame por fa; of |
Brensa y lasadio, pues que.
‘ se atreva a ‘desafiar la aeu-
tralidad norteamenscanz y dra- {
le de hacer una incursién a!
Ja costa de Cuba o adquiera. j
una emoarcacién para Mevar {
armas. de contrabando a fais-{- -
id. 0 se mcta en trajines de j
Sabotaje contra Castro. =. st
/ Nunea con mis vigencia!
‘el viejo postulado biblico: |
_Poe sus obsas los conocereisi
Esox disizentes de bate-:.
les y jets, son los bien pa-|
gadon,- .
. Los que hap sufrido en -
cicrrus, exipedicnies de de-
Dortacicn ... cson son los de.
iar. a 1,
Que cbras som azores,
80 buenas razones.
© les desterrodos cubsnos en el disfrute de los bie- oo.
nes moterioles de 1a sociedad omericana, conspird na 2
contro el patriotismo y Ia abnegocién que deben pris :
mos ene! espiritu de ic emigrocibn. Qui si hubié- 4:
semos dodo en otros playss mos inhespitalarics, en
el Motto Grosso, en el Peten a en to Tundra conc
SOMES, LOS QUE TIEN EM PAROPIEDADES £3 CU-
cis.
Sent anaes
diense, ya habeia comenzado lo guerra de indepen “
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y la abpeeciin de los euba-
fos, e@-echo afos que dura
‘su matrie, no ba ilevado ai
a Estaéas Unidos ni a las
paciones del hemisferio que
sin disccepar en una coma, a
libraries de su sufrimieato.
Ni siquicra en el mero
cumplinsento de lo que maa-
cionales escritas en Caracas,
Bogeta y Rio ce Janeiro.
Estsios Unidos y las
wal Iiznadas republicas ber-
manas del Costincatc, ne s0-
le eo wxeven us dedo para
syedar, como vienen obliza-
das, 2 gee el puvzblo de Cuba
fecengriste sa. soberania y
eestatlezea sus libertades,
sine que impiden con Is [ser-
za, tode istento de los ps-
trictas cubaaos por hacer Ile-
gt a les que desalian el pa-
redéa de las ejeciciones en
la isla, oe mensaje solidaric
es ba forma de armas y cuni-
cieses.
Esco, mis que fariseis-
me e@ hipocresia, es «0 acto
canslla, que coavierte ea esa
majignege © 1a OFA y los trav
wel oe near por th eficas
© geardaespa del a-
sesisa y bandido Castro a
gue Wa sido Iievada Nente-
anériea, quizé babsis ya qua
guerxa evil en Cuba,
Marveazérica dice que
Simgatiza con los exbszcs
Hibers. Pero el sparse de
wepresics de las sctivilades
de les patrictas e0 esta 2a-
clin, es cen vecee née ax:-
phe y cosiose que ei qc
extstia cuando !os comesis-
tas en is Sierra Meesira usa-
faua fa Floridz exmo base
de agayo logistico para so
iverrececioa.
Es ar vesrets avnces
wor Tas aan our severe
Bert Wow v tine [ras
ORB Sis3 Grissca, semis
ewrratla, 24 stewie een
LOS REMEGADOS... Vierodelo Pos?
siguen sa politica exterior, {
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LTDak
Pula Daw ar Eesias
A
fye una _corina co sume,
El afan de deiender ia
absurda ley de neatralidad so
era tan vigoroso como hoy, 3 } que destiicn cdio discriminctorio contra !es cubsnes
pesar de que Estados Unidos
Ro tiene relacioaes amisto-;
sas formales coa el barbudo
de La Habana.
y 1) Cipiz de Holguin en el Exilio, ex-cficioi del ejerci- -
Azenci Central ae inelizens 3 10 G2 Estedos Unidos, groduado en una cecdemia mi+
To la’ so} liter ce este pais, descendiente de muy respetable
ffomiiia de nuestro término, ex- preso politico en Cu
bo y uno de los dirigentes de la cboricca expedicién
@ Haiti, fue condenodo a dos meses de prisién el pa-
sodo miércoles.
falsa ocusccién de hoterle pegsdo al pericdiste que
APPIAAR Emepnass
REIS Cai a TAL
Usha dese sre:
Jesis Fonjul, responsabie miliser del Muni-
pon
In_periodista provoecd izez de es
£5 2! !
Quien crea que Estados j Jo retratcba cucndo Fonjul y otros 70 eusanos onti- :
Unidos o la OFA van a hacer | comunistes se hallabon presos tros el frecaso del 3 ‘
algo coatra Castre es un idio- } de Enera en Coyo Maroton.
ta incorable © es ua vendido
miserable.
De noda volieron los numerases testigos que ao
Quies, por cantener es- ofirmesen que Fanjul no fue quien le pegs al imper-
tos eupejiamas, cobra dinero, | tinente cinico. El juez y el reportere, que aporen-
gre es el casode muchos ma-4 femente goza de grendes influencics en Jo-corte, ~~~.
les cubanos. maiasa foci. | donde ejerce de cronista judicic!, se reian burioa-
mente del condenodo, en un odiose abuso de poder. _
que responder de su felosia.
Noneamérica y Rusia, aj
pesar de sus discrepancias |
es piblizo, estin de acuerdoy POWEHS Multa, O:siz6 con cinco dics de orresto. _
en el gran plane mundial. Na-
da los separa. ¥ solo tent que chore tropiezon, omén de con !s cermo de sus
ingresos, con Ia dificultod de troslederse al trabojo
-. an
dispondra de los cobetes in-; yo lo escvelo,
preocupa a anbos el peligro
amarillo que para les afios 701
tercontinentaies para agredixj
ala CRSS y a EE. tl.
Quizd Norteamérica 20
tenga otra axernativa en su) montienen o Felipe Rivero en los propies ergistuics
sin fionze ni juicio, en violocién tszeonte de sus
se seps que en derechos civiles y humanos, desde hace mas de tres
ere idilio de Tashingtoe yj *&5€S-
Mosev, el -predlo cubano ; a aera
estrategia gicbal y en la de-
fensa de su vida misma.
Pera qe
sido clavado ea la cruz. I
Y que se diga que tam-j a a ‘ : Or
‘biée fos males eubanos qued 7 oe arta
aaieposea Los intervenes del i
Estados Usides a ion de bal
patsia, bacicedase pagar 344
dineros por sa negra waicion
son una pizsa ce cerdcm.
Las organizeciones que 50
tienen ames, ni borco ni
dinero, ai sus ditigentes
¢escfien la hipdcrito fey
de neutrelided, son orqoai-
zeciones de meniira.
cverda los iribunales populares del costrato.
Pee rT ar an ere tr ae
we?
En todo caso, estos rifos se penan con ung
“ Fenjul tiene una esposa y uns gequets hija
Mas!dito jvez que en su furia eaticubana, re-
. Son los mismos endiabledos chspatintas” que ‘
“i
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2POCENOS GANAR SOLOS LA GUERRA?
Yo creo que si, pero ese no es ef tema del or-
ticulo. Lo que si creo es que los cubanos no esta-
mos haciendo todo lo necesario para ganar. En efec-
to, podemos formar un ejércite invasor de 25,000 cu-
banos bien odiestrados y opertrechados, cdquiriendo
_ armas, aviones y barcos para desembarcor por dis-
tintes puntos extrotégicos, al mismo tiempo que Ia
resistencia interna inicie en toda lo isla una compa-
ia de sabotoje que propicie el triunfo.
Eso !o podemos hacer sin la cyudo de ‘nodie,
nos boston nuestros hombres y nuestro dinero.
Si para entonces, Rusic ho reticado sus tro-
pas de Io isto, el triunfo serd clamorase y rapido, pe-
ro de lo contecrio, o lo América Libre y a los Esto-
dos-Unidos, no le quedaré otra alternativa que apo-
yor nuestra guerra justa y necesoria. ~
- Le iniciotiva osyumida por los propios cubs -
nos, descarta lo posibilidad de unc guerra internacio-
nol, que es el nico valladar que hasts chore, se ha
opuesto o las determinociones de lo OEA y de Wosh-
” ington.
Se necesito mucho socrificio por porte de los
eubonos optos paro lo querra y de ics odinerados,
porque ellos son los que tienen que dor vide y ha-
clenda por fo independenciade fo patria y lo felici-
dad de los generaciones futures. :
Ambos sccrificios esténocreditedos por nucs-
" tros ontepasodes: Carlos Manu! de Céespedes, An-
tonio Meceo. Froncisco V. Aguilera, Iqracio Agro-
monte, y un pueblo entero, Beyomo, y otro pueblo,
Guéimero, ordieron pore iluminor el comino de Io fi-
bertad, o !a por que infinidad de cubonos ofrendaron
vidos y fortunos en oras de fa independencio.
Estomos incustiendo en los mismas privacio-
nes, en identicos socrificies, en iguales inmol ocio-
nesy ejemplos nobles, porque estomes defendiendo
fo misma causo sagoda.
tioy que hocer conciencio de guerro, concien-
cio de sacrificio. No importa quien ha de disigir Io
guerra, que & lo potrio se sirve desde cualquier lu-
qr.
El triunfo no sera de los jefes, sino de todos
los que porticipemos en ta lucha; todos tenemos. que
trabojor: la hora es de socrificios y renunciamientes.
A lo Gnico que no podemos senuncior es 0 peleor por
_ Cubs y morir por ells.
Lo potrio 2s ara y no pedestal; es agonia y
dober, dijo el Apdstel, y musié en Dos Ros,
ta
ra
GusAENEL EZILIO
Por CRISO .
Hoy 10 mil holguineros en Estados Unidos.
Lo mayor porte exiicdes. Aunque abundan ios emi-
grodos que no muestron interés alguno en vengar a-
Gravias ni reconquistar su perdida dignidad de hom-
bres.
10 mil hombres y mujeres en pie, poniendo ca-
da dia su grano de crena en el edificiode tc libertad,
podricn hacer mucho. Pezo Ics comechegues gue has-
to aqui i dirigicn lo Raiecattiorte $n 2s termino en el_des-
ti mi Se reyrics. si auigzen : j
checue de lo CIA sor cecc:o ce jo mess. Ya ayant,
s i
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En to esesbilea en cue obtuvieron % votos y
f bt I én bi 3
S66: one ive73s como Su
sarigual Monoisto Alive. ghorg emsezs:3 el exitic exitio
gora quien dijo: “Fidel, me miro en tus 0105..."
No se deje engenor: no hey ni mil curcnos que
qe se reuncn coca semone con su gsupo, que se mul-
tes con unos peses ol mes, o que sueden con el fusil
gee nos quitcrs de le frente la ceniza del deshonor.
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Por IGNOTUS
Un ex oficial del ejércite costrista secién Ile-
godo o Micmi desde Cube, dijo que los olistedos de
la famosa divisidn 50 del ejército comunists con o-
Cantonomiento en Manges de Barcgua, son todos del
Servicio militar obligatario y de menos de 20 anos y
que no muesiran entusiasmo por la tio Tata” como
Ilonien a Fidel Costro.
Agregs que sino hay un desemborce desde
afyerc, cuclquier mofcaa las amas de cosa, deses—
peradas porla crisis de los alimentos, scien por cien-
tos de miles a to calle y desribon al régimen.
Finalizé diciendo que en Son Luis, sélo bay
13-comunistes. Y que estoes poco mas 0 menes la si-
tuacién en Cubs entero.
El pseudo eseritor Lee Lockwood que ha
‘puesto en circulacisn un lujose libro gue se vende a
10 détares en Estados Unidos, con decenos de foto-
gratias de la “*tia Toto” y una amplia descsipcién de
$u Gpetito de Fantagruel (aimueszo en Uvero: Lechén
osodo, orraz, frijoles, yuco y fufs de pldteno, peilo
: frito, cerveza, vino, cozac, filete mignon’ y tcbeccs), -
‘dice que obunda un excelente posto pora el genodo |
Ilomado “‘marcbé”, of que el INRA do muche oten-
_cién.
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Ane Loura Infonte, que era quizé fe seforo
. ms oristocrética y discriminctoria de Holguin, casa-
ds con un fips parasitorio, goilego, Homodo Femen-
do Zerrille, es de los de “’patria o muerne’, y en sus
olordes democriticos borre Ios colles de Io ciudad.
Su hijo “Pincho” bebedor, parransero y alkorotoder, -
gue ilegé s rebar 0 sus parientes, es todo jele de
INRA en Holguin...
¥ wn eandidato segue ola s0g0 y el sebo en
- fo gusims cucndo coize lo sotropia rusa del Coribe.
Se ven muy poces susos en Holguin y en toda
lo provincia de Griente. Corre el rumor de que se von
los que quedon. Uno euchocho cutona que trobojcbs
Como doméstice de uno rusa, dico que este fe req
alguac rope y le dijo que se morchate « su pois.
Armando Acosta Cordero, antiguo concejal co-
munista ce Soncti Spiritus, que deserté de la vieja
auardia. tiendo preminda con el baialate de In previ ine
cio ofieatal, estobo entregado a ta ‘ ‘dolce vite”
procticote el contrabando y Ia bolsa negra, disponio
de muckes autos, fincas y casas. Bebic como un de-
monio. Dias pasados hizo una boda fastuosa a su hi-
ja en Sentiago de Cubs. Ahora esté en desgrocio. Le
han quitedo el mando.
Se han destruico les vollas de gallos en los
ciudodes de interior. Pero se mantienen las de los
pobluditas monte adentro. Se apuesta fuertemente en
las lidias. Son frecuentes las “‘poradas’’ de cinco -
mil peses.E! dinero es producto de la enorme corrup
cién de les autoridades, }3 bolsa negra y el juego de -
terminoles + protegidos por milicianos y comités de vi-
giloncio. £s normal que los genizaros del régimen -
“decomisen’’ pero no encausen a los infelices que
moten un cerdo o venden,c hurtedillas, ua racimo de a
plétanos o unas frutas.
- Es de-viejo sabido cue le corruncion de Io, od."
ministrocién es siempre ei preludio del desrumbe.
. e ‘ . .
Con motivo de {a conferencia de OLAS se or-
dené 1a ceperacién y pintura de fachedes de los edi-
-ficies de los avenidas y correteras, Se ecopié came
_y Cerveze'en todos los pueblos y se Hevd o las hote-
les donde se olojaria la “*maffia’’ comnista latino-
omezicens. En Cuba todo es simulacién y mentire.
Mucho geriédico y revisits mal escrito, y peor impreso
en pésiao popel. Nedie cree yo en Fidel Castro. Ni
lo resgetan. En especial, son virulentos los comen-
torios de las mujeres, incluyendo miembros del parti +
do, en 55s estoblecimientos vacios de merconcias.
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eer ea oo
i | elglmente enticonusistes.
y DEMOGRAG FETA
EL ECO, se escribe con letra de pueblo, con
acento de libertad y por eso emplea el mensaje di-
recto a los obzeras y campesinos, a jos estudicntes,
militares, profesionales, propietcrios y a todas las
closes que intesran lo sociedad democratic.
Cube, Hungria, Rumonia ..... no tienen cc-
tualmente estudiantes ni centros de cultura; en esos
: pueblos no pueden hober actividedes docentes por-
que éstos exisen necesoriamente un clima de liber-
tod y derecho que es impasible en los estodos comu-
nistos.
El estudicnte, el profesional y el intelectuel, :
como el crtista, el politico, el atlete, el trebajcdor y
el compesino, el militar y el industrial, necesitca de
le liberted como del aire mismo. Ei hombre fue he-
: cho pare In libertad y sin ella prefiere la mueste.
- Eales pueblos esclavizcdos por el eomunis-
mo -no puecen haber institutos militores, porque los
_ @féreitos constitucionales son instrumentos que go-
sontizen el iziperio de las leyes y los derechos de lo
civdedenia, y en los paises comunistas no se respe -
“ton esos priscipios, sino que se violan constcnte-
mente pore contener ol individuo bajo un estodo de
terror permozente. --
- - Ai ao pueden hober profesioncles ni inte-
lectucles, ai politicos, porquela libertad de penso-
miento esta restringida y solo se pueden repetir las -
codsignes.
.. €s esos paises comunistas no hoy presse fi -
bre, todo esté bajo ef control del estado, lo msmo
que les orgonizeciones obreres, civicos, etc.
propietarios y los industricles hea sido
-despojodes de sus bienes y negocios, porque Ia pro-
piedod priveds y fo inicictive posticular estan tesmi-
Acatemente prohibidas.
. El hombre no puede tenes ni, idecs ai bienes
Le medre no puede educor sus hijos, porque
- @swa son servidores del Estedo y desde pecueiios
al Partido Comunista los somete o edoctrinomiento.
Se sugrimen y se sacionzn fos alimentas, por-
: que on puedo sano y fuerte es rebelde.
Cemglimos nuestro debes de incorporasnos af
movimiento ge:.eral poro sclvos c Ia América; cuere-
mos cocdyuve: en los esfuerzos que se realizen en
' 1 - ese sentids y pors ello no escotimoremos ningin so-
Sicio.
Somos demberotes y, por tontc, somos esen -
7-
ae eens Pree een mae
NI NA miner g AS &
AY COMMNISME
Somos cristicnos y, por tante, sames esen-
cialmente onticomunistas.
Somos libres y, por tanto, sanas esencial -
mente onticomunistas.
Lo Likerted o la prisida; Ig Patria o lo es-
clavitud; Dios 0 el mcteriolisme.
Junto a lo Liberted, junto a le Patric y junto
a Dios, esté lo Democrecia; ol lado de le opresicn,
el crimen, la miseria y cl moterialisns, esta el co-
ane
NEIL bie
VE LAA
No nos ha soprendido fa ocSud postrera de.
Gobierno de Venezuela, al retisor pcticomente, io
denuncia que ‘*valientemente™” nobis zresentodo cate”
la OEA, contra el gobierno comunisis cubano gor su
agesive. politica de-intervencion y sutwersion. .-
El camorada Leoni ha venids jacondo cod des
b-zajes; ton pronto monda o prender & ics Comuni:-tos
como fos pone en Sibertod; tos persigue chora y les
ampara luego. Su gobiemo ho sido ams core perfects
de molobarismo politico.
Estamos seguros, obsolutomerte sequras, que .
si ef Ejército venezoisno no se butiers martenide -. .-
firme en su discipline milites y obetiescia ala Cons-
fitueion, yo los comunisies se nuciersn opedercdo
del gobierno venezolano y Sa potrin de Goliver ests-
ria viviendo el mismo colvorio que sufre |e potric de
Mossi.
No dudomos que oJ presidente de Cosocos Se
_fetoza el experimento msrxiste y gex es0, hemos se- —
guido atentomente sus pasos. Cyonds ics fuerzos de
lo democrocia desrocarea si Presigerte Govicst del
Brosil, Lecni no seconccié of nuews qisierns, is mis-
mo sucedié en el caso de Santo Damage, spelondo 6
uns precorio.y obsurde dectrina de su ontecesor y
mentor, don Rémulo Betencoust.
éQué quesic el comerads, Gwe se quedaren
en sus puestos Bosch y Govier’? 2Y si los patriotes
cubanos derrocan ai tiseno Cosse 7 se constitsye es
lo isla un gobierno provisional, sens reconocido por
Leoni?
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fessagente de si conviene ser optimista o si perjudi-
€a que los voceros de !o opinion publica del destie-
ste, se excezen en sus pronuncicmientos, torciendo
quiz la direccicn de los acontecimientos, al preci -
piter o los petrictas en una direccion que, por su no-
turaleza requiese mas tiempo y moyores refleziones.
. Uses estimon que es fatol pora Io causc cu-
Bena, que los periodistos y los lideres de la accion
enticomuniste se muestren demasicdo optimistas por-
que osi.dessientan @ fos potriotcs del exilio y a fos
de Is resistezcic interior, desolenténdoles pore pro-
seguir Io lucke of hacerles creer que no ron yo nece-
sorios sus tescicos esfuerzos, porque des todos mo -
dos, con el concurso de los norteomericases, los
ecverdos de fc OEA, Ia colcboreciin de los sobier-
nos Iotinoemericonos y |o concurrencia de fectores
impondercdles, Cuba ho de ser libre en eno feche
proximo.
Otros creen que lo que résulté clranente per-
fodicial pore Is cousa do Ja independencis cubcna es
ef pesimismo que derrochen algunos comenteristes y
disigentes, porcue ol formarse ese derrotise en Ia
masa subcss, dentro y fuera de lo isla, tédos nox se-
signoremos o continuer viviendo en el estrarjero o
Isemes penseado en adagtemos a los exigercics del
ségimen cosiriste.
- + Mesetros reconocemos que embes sesis estén
ovolades por buenas rezones y por lo tonto se justi-
fice que ceds une tengo numerosos prosélitos cue
. defienden celsrosomente sus postuicdes.
Pere, creo que no debemos coer necescria-
mente 23 axe ds los dos bundos exitenios. Desexos
ser optiniztcs sin Wegor ¢ lo fentosio; ua epticismo
sensoto que lejos de confundic o 1a opiniéa goalies y
desolenter « los Sotriotas, sea copaz de fonucr una
opiniés més fieme y conclizos los esfuerzos de todos
en Io fucks c muerte contra el comunisme opresor.
KRuestre optimiemo debe ser medido,ho de dos
fe seasociéa 3 peecisa da que si lo podemes kecer, ze-
so con ef exiserzo y of secsificio de todos: Nuestro
optimises ks de ser fa en ol tsiunio, sesoiecion ke-
soica de locker hasta vances. ¢
Sebosante de gutanos
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El optimismo he de ser sincero, que muestre
gtondezo; debe ser valiente y generoso para que se
contagie’o los que aun estén equivocodos o indeci-
sos. .
El pesimismo debe ser suprimido de raiz; na-
die debe. sentirse pesimista, no podemos perder lo
batalla antes de que comience. Morir onticipadamen-
te, por nuestra isresoluta voluntad, equivale al sui-
cidio y nadie tiene derecho @ desoir ef iemedo ur-
- gente de lo Potrio; nadie puede inhibirse.
E! pesimismo debe ser suprimido netamente
por el reolismo; pesor nuestros fuerzas no e+ encon-
tramos debiles sino ponemos mos fuertes pora ven»
cer.
El pesimismo debe coder 5 su lugor ry Io estras
te gia guerseristo, pora atocar cuonde seomos sufl+
cientemente poderosos pora derroter ab enemigo.. No
es coborde oplozer es combote.
Tenemos que hocernos fvertes y tener va
plan; debemos estor conscientes de nuestra fuerza,
de nuestra moral y de nuestro volos; y estor segueos,
del triunfo definitive.
Y, sobre todo, despojamos de ambiciones
personoles, de vonidades y complejos. El momonte
es de guerra y sacrificios, pora todos hay un lugor
de peligro y gloria; que code cual ecupe su puesto.
Bi Cabalio se enfermé
y tan feriow re puso
que on veterinaslo ruso
ving y lo reconocié.
Tan epfermo lo encontré
que le quits la monturs
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parecen 40. Atribuye el
ex-alcalde este milagre a
_ Su equilibrio espiritual lo-
grado en estudios y medi-
: . teciones enlos disciplines
"de fa orden mistica de los
_ “Resceruces”’.
Dice “*Guarro”’: “A
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tt
ps Costa elerta Gempo, el
sebot capitin del Kjército de
Entadun Uoidos, Emeido Oli-
Wa, Be pone sa Itaje de pal-
sano y hace medsa docena de
Geclasaciunes ea ta primera
pégina dela pressa anunciar-
do que “prepara un ejéicito
secrete para cuanda Hecuc el
momento de dettocas 8 Can-
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Se da unos cuanton via-
fes por el mundo y¥ tegrena a
6us funciones auiitases. Ene
tamos por lerceta vez en pre-
seacia del lendmeno, después
que Oliva 52/16 de Sas prisio-
nes ce Casiso, tras el fiasco
Se babia de Cochinos,
Al presente, quedan unos
70 oficiales cubases en las
Sélo Oliva se ha per-
la magnifica esperiencia
entiquecesia nw aval de
dade profexsonal.
_ fines de oto se cumple ej 2-!a ClA en lo orccnizg- pints finze, Evelio Borre- contesto: Donde quiere qué
ciclo espiritual del azote S22
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Dénde estén y ce se SOM ICFO And:és Paseiso, un betallén de to 9a. divi-
hon hecho los cx-lerisic. Svien Se mudd pera Inmo- sin de infenteria, Viene
torae Andine (Di aitn) D,, kaiee, donde se desempena destinado de nuevo a Fort +
; seay Beg. COTO profesor de Ciencias Benning, Georgia.
ten_No } oncurrito g £7 UM High School.
yuna sole reunion dominica} °
del Municizio. Ccusa ex-
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Hoce un tiempo fe pre-
guats o un jefe en Woczh-
Honrs lo altima reu- ington como podria ir ¢ e-
pcze es : nién de los holguineros, la Jear en Cubs si se preci-
bues de 'su cirecs conceng- presencia del Eetailodee pitaban los ocontecimien-
ent'comunista ypetriote de tas alli. Y el coneral fe
g0, octuclmente Copiténa se holle, estosa o mene:
. del Ejército de los Este- de 20 horcs de su potrie’.
Lo organizocién oca- dos Unidos. Durcnte on a
be de perder un velioso sito, Borreso combctio es
an a ime ween ae em ereeemettmemerne tema
tase
e poo.
Abora Oliva anda waji
nando de ta mano del travie
30 Ensiquito {luestas, ef
bre def Sanco Jie Marti.
ya rumpia tos tecords de vial |
Jes de Matolo Artime, Joans 4
ta Casto y Luis Conte Aguet, ..:
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constitucional que cuando cat .
yé Gatista corsaba en - + « . .
encucta militar yanast e= P21 1c foto muesiva el bonita porque “Colixto Gorcia’” ,
nam, aparecié en 1a primera; ‘ .
plana dei “ierald’” de Mame: C& AUestTO z<sblo, donde se reunion clegenente
como ex-ayodante de Fidel; los vecines ce Holguin... : ;
Castro en fa Sierra Sizestra.} fe) ; oy
¥ en unas declarzciones mali
TODOS LOS DOSINGOS, A LAS SUCE DEL MEDID-
i fo ee
2censeisdas, Oliva hizo anai
desafortunada incursion en Lal
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Lh entice cee mae
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fa en salvas ni dejarse “cho
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Exilio.- Avenida 17 y Calle 12 dei South West. :
No ses usted de los gue elvidon 9 los que quedaren
ots. .
$i no hoy seuniones periddicas pare treScjos précti-
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15 September 1967
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Division V4
ATTENTION: Mr. Walter Cini
SUBJECT: © yeasferrer Trial, Miami, Florida
1, I called Mr. Philip Morris, attorney in the Department
of Justice respeasivle for the Masferrer case, and ascertained from
him that the conspiracy tria! is scheduled in the United States
District..Court in Miami, Florida, for 6 Novernber 1967. Of the
original defendants indicted, the only one dropped was Mitchell
Livingston Wer Bell of Powder Springs, Georgia. A recap of
the current defendants is as follows: co .
ROLANDO MASFERRER ROJAS, also known as
ROLANDO MASFERRER, also known as "PANCHO"
JEAN BAPTISTE GEORGES
ANTONIO LEON ROJAS
RENE JUARES LEON
JULIO ATON CONSTANZO PALAU
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2. Mer. Morris further said that Orlando Bosch was _
scheduled for trial in Valdosta, Ceorgiz, on Monday, 18 September
1967; however, he was in an automcbdile accident in the Miami area
sometime during the week of 4 September, and therefore there
would be a hearing in Valdosta, Georgia, requesting a continuance
of this trial until sometime in October. Bosch is now scheduled
to go on trial in Miami, Florida, on 2 January 19€8,
3. It wae deemed appropriate to ask the Department of
Justice the status of thece trials in view of Martin Casey‘s name .
appearing in cable traffic relative t- ‘the Brown interview.”
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2h. At the apscial request of tne "friends," in September and Uctober
1964 we sent forward reverts on tne officers of the Hevolutionary Armed
Porces in the six provinces, including any backsround data and informa.
tion we had on them. Afverwards, the work. of making. Summaries of Infor-
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25. During Ausust-September-October 196k ‘picket linea were fomed in ,
front of the airline companies taas had filents to hexico, and in front ,
of airports, Mexican tourist azencies, and Hexican Consuletes as a pro- 1°
test against tno Lexican Government and its policy witn relation to Cuba |
This was done in Puerto Atco, Venezuela, -iani, bew York ena other place
in the United States. Tais was dons daily in hiami and New York. On
different occasions pickets were placed in front of theaters waich were
showing Mexican films. in Uctover Pickets were placed in iami and Lian
‘Beach and propasande was hanced out at tne tine of the holcing of the
ASTA (Shirty-fourth World Congress of Travel Agencies), ; .
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26. In November 195 we began to pass information to the "frtends™ abou
the trainin: camps which were being opened in New Jersey to rrepars and
train people for the invasion of Haiti, we infiltrated sore of our peo
into tnis group and thus Kept informed of avergtning that weat on,
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27. At the end of 195) and up to April 1945 we continued te nake studies
js Asong them were tnose on the Cuban Telephone Enterprise, tne Department
-. of Port and Coastal Visilance, censorsnip of correspondence, Cuban natior
. Bi budgets 1954/65, radio programs heard in Cuba. :
-.; 28. At the request of the “friends” we collaborated in the reception ac- ‘
_ tivities for Juanita CASTRO and obtained the support of the exile organi-
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“occasions to carry out Rescue Operation No, 1.
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in the Dominican Republic and the particisa tion of the Cubans and Domint:
i’ ° ans in the Miami area in what was going on. :
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. @Xiles and of the formation of zo many new
our avents into all the o
division existing among, thy ;
oxile groups, we infiltrated
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of leaders of those wroups and their activities, on all their ctater: 163
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ey before the invasion, the U.S, Department of J
. kim in jail in Florida for violation of the provisions of the Neutrality Act.
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Memorandum XAAL 19997
To oe Mrs. Sue Panzer
From =: Chief, DO Division { SA
SUBJECT, Meeting with Rolando Masfer
- DATE: 18 August 1964
1,° In accordance with our conversation, I am sending you the
facts as I know them regarding the 7 August meeting in n New York City
between Rolando Masferrer and Averell Clark.”
. Apparently Masferrer knows Stanley Ross, the Editor of El
Tiedipo. a Spanish-language newspaper published in New York. The
Possibly Masferrer did not previously know Ross, But at any rate, either
on his own or through someone else, he
got in touch with kim in late July
or_early August and said that he wanted to be put in touch with an American
with an aviation and military background, I do not know too much about
68 at the moment except that he has had considerable Latin American :
experience and would be a logical person for any Latino to approach. It
' would be very easy to obtain additional evidence on him if desired,
3. Iam attaching for your information a list of the stockholders
{a El Tiempo, Inc. to provide some indication of who is behind Ross, In
addition, we have a list of all the senior officers of El Tiempo,
4, Ross knew of Clark through the Hitchcocks listed, as you will
note, as stockholders, Mrs, Margaret Hitchcock is Clark's annt, while
Thomas Hitchcock I is his first cousin as presumabiy, is ¥iiliiam
Hitchcock. During the war Clark was an outstanding fighter pilot, having
flown with the RAF through the roughest days of the Batile of Britain, and
. thereciter shifted to the Americans with whom he flew many missions as
2 P-47 pilot. He is still in the Air Force Reserve.
5. At Rose's request Clark met Masferrer at the El Tiempo office
in New York City on 7 August. Ross left the room so that the session was
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' Cuban exile organizations, and that he was working with a Haitian, Charles
Farben, | head_of an anti-Duvalier organization known as "Capois rt.
. in return for help from Masferrer, Forben was to be asked to let Masferrer
>. but he asked that Clark not mention hie intention to harrass Cuba, since he
. said that Masferrer would have to leave to him what matters he chose to
» to him through Ross.
_ waz; I had known his family for many years, and one of his closest friends,
" associated with the Agency. Incidentally, I believe that Clark has had some
wa patina pend atts he oe
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orben allegedly asked Masferrer to help his organization by leasing or .
buying a PBY-5 aircraft for use against Duvalier. Masferrer claimed that
Forben's group was in a position to take control of the Ile de la Gonave., . °
an island just off the west coast of Haiti in the gulf north of Port au Prince.
It is conceivable that this is the wrong island since Clark did not have the
name of the island in question, but based on the description of its location
by Masferrer, 1 am assuming this to be the island involved. At any rate,
and some of his Guban ‘exiles use the island in question as a base from which _ .
to harrass the eastern end of the Island of Cuba. . ;
: 7. Clark told Maaferrer that as a member of the Air Force Reserve,
he would have to report the conversation to the and could not do any-
thing witho with the USG. Maoferrer said that he had no objection
6, particularly with regard to the activities of Forben and his group,
maintained that the USG would forbid this as being against USG policy. Clark
discuss with the USG. It waa then agreed that Clark could reach Masferrer
through Ross's office for about a week, and thereafter could pass a message
8. Clark got in touch with me because I had known him during the
James B, Watriss, is a cousin of mine and was, until about 2 year ago,
discussions with SOD with the idea of possibly being use conné
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' Source for paras. 1 to 3; UOAMBER-6 from Antonio Rojas Masferrer,
23 August 1965, Paras, 4 and 5: AMOT-84 from Raul ARANGO de la
Noval (please protect) in DD-1559, 11 August 1965
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COUNTRY Baiti/Cuba/Doeinican Republic —=REPORT wi.
susect Cpisag to Overthrow Government of ATECF REPORT 34 Angust 1965
. Haiti by Leon Castave and Rolando
Masterrer Rojas - woe NO. PAGES 3 -
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countries. Source is a traixed reperter and his infor~-
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information is this report from an associate of Rolando
Mesferrer Bojas.
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1. Op 20 August 1965 an associate of Rolando Arixdio Masferrer
Rojas, former Cuban senator, said that Hasferrer is In fouch
Wath General Leen Cantave regarding a ciot to invade Haiti
from the Domiaican Kepublic, Hasferrer is trying to recruit
unmarried Cubass in How York who are willing to go to the
Dominican Ropublic and eventuslly to Live in Haiti. Be docs
sot want Cubass who vould want to retura to the United Staiss
because of family or tor any other reasons.
py asked Lotonio Rojas Masierrer, his cousin, to masage
0 the Dominican Hepublic which will be used as a
ig and staging area for about 190 sen which Masferrer
ecruit, This group will be enlarged by men which Cantavo
has in the Dosiaican Republic.
8, Cantave is negotiating with Doninicans to deterzine whethsr oe
i. the recruita frow New York will travel to the Dominicans a
Republic with vioas or whether they will enier the country | ~*~
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information ig from another Cuban emigre who is associated
with Howero Leon Fernandez. :
4. On 9 August Homero Leon Fernandez'said that Hesferrer will
< =~ arr§ve ip Miami ip August to complete preparations for an
invasion of Haiti. He will briag 100 men from New York, In
Miami they will be joined by 100 sen from Brigade 2506 and
s 100 men from Leon's group. The 300 men will leave for an
undetermined place from where they will invade Haiti.
5. According to Leon, Wasferrer plans to use four boats and five
aircraft for the invasion of Haiti, The aircraft will be used
. to bomb Santiago de Cuba, Oriente Province, Cuba, after Francois
Duvalier has been overthrown. :
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COUNTRY REPORT NO.
: Cuba/Haiti/Dominican Republic
suBECT 7 - DATE OF REPORT
© alleged Transfer of Weapons to 27 april 1965
BMiani by Rolando Masferrer , NO. PAGES
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Yorner Latin American diplomat who maintains relationships with
officials of Latin American countries, Source is a trained
“‘Peporter and hig ivformation has been reliable in the past.
2. 4&8 of about 16 April 1965, Rolando Masferrer Rojas, a Cuban
dictator Francois Duvalier. Tbe arms were being stored in the
hone of Aurea Esther © Aragon,la Cuban woman whose last
. _ ‘known address waz 143 e Sth Court, Hialeah, Florida, The
weapors vere to bc trareported to an undisclosed destination
outside the United States.
3. a early April 1965. Foggio want to the Dominican Republic on
oe of Masferrer regarding the Haitian exile scene, When
was oat cf Hiemi, the keys to her recidence were left
th Antorzie Rojas Kasterrer.
1. Field Comsent: The same source reported in CSDB-3/661,875,
. dated 18 June j9@4, that Masferrer had met with Poggio,
. among others, on 29 May 1964 regarding an expected revolt
in Cuba.
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RECRUITMENT OF CUBAN EXILES
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~ STUDENT LEADERS WHO WERE LATER KILLEO BY THE BATISTA FORCES,
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26 MEN INSTEAD OF THE ORIGINALLY PLANNED FORCE GF 198 MEN AND - _ 7
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SULIECT OCoements of Rolando Arcadio DATE OF REPORT 22 July 1964
_ ,Masterrer Rojas Regarding his :
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of Dominican and Cuban Exiles
REFERENCES
| SATE OF 12 July 1964 .
PLACES United States, Miami .
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4,$ 1$ UNEVALUATED :e8ORWAT'O%. SOUPSE CPADIGTS ARE OFF4 T:VE. APPEAR SSL OF CONTENT $ TESTATIVE.
_ SOURE Former high~level Latin American Government official (C) who has
os - travelled frequently. throughout the Caribbean and Centrzl Azxerica
where he maintains close friendships with a wide -range-of military
+. tnd political leaders. Source is a rightist, a trained reporter,
. and his information has teen fairly reliable in the past.
This
_ 4nfermation was oltained from Rolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojas,
Bolando Arcadio Masferrer Rojaz, prominent Cuban exile and financial
tucker of several Cariblean paramilitary vperations directed against
Fidel Castro Ruz, revealed on 11 July 1064 that he is maintaining
close contact with Dominican Consul Carlos Peguero Guerrero, the
. breather of General Belisario ero Guerrero, Dominican Police
: . Cefef, Mesferrer said that he-
rn collaborating with Cousul Peguero
Tet by giving ois full support to the Partido Litaral Evolucionista
(PLZ, Liberal Zvolutionist Party) and that he is ready to zo to
an the pouirican Republic should Leis Amiama Tio, a leader of the
-..”° BEB, ea@11 for aim. When discussing the sethod by which Masferrer
mea was participating with the PIZ, Kasferrer suggcsted that he vas
a prepared to offer his Cutan assets to the Dominican supporters
of Amiam should the latter decide to carry out action against
>: - °* the trivavirate government.
Concerning the future of Joaquin Falagquer as a Dominican presi-
deatial candidate, Masferrer said that Balaguor was "nistaken”
cr> im bis belief that he would soon be able to return to the Dominican
.. Republic. The Dominican authorities will not permit the return
of Palaguer
because Diego Pordas Hernandez, tormer leader of the
Partido Revolucionario Dc«inicano (PRD, Dominican Revoluticaary
. Party), was succcesfully financing a “stop Balaguer” mov2nent.
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editor of the xer for ck publication “cl Tieupo”", $5,000 to "assist
: Bordas in stopping Exlaguer from obtaining favorable publicity
.fim the Ross publications.
3. Concerning the next candidate supported by the PLE, Masferrer
'... gaid that the PLE political machine had planned to promote
: General Antonio Imbert Barrera instead of Amiana although Aniama
“. “ad previously heen pushed for the presidential candidacy with
the support of the PLE,
4. Concerning Cuba, Masferrer said that he has 250 highly trained
- " gem available for pauranilitary action against the Castro regize.
. He is personally carrying out daily practice sessions in a light
. twin-engine aircraft in preparation for future flights to be' > = ~~:
wade by Masferrer in distributing propaganda and attacking strategic
points in Cuba. He has no immediate plang, however, for an in-
wasion nor did he reveal the locations of arms and money which
os be clains to have at bis disposal. He said, hotever, that he has
ls gmueh faith ia the Untted States Government and its appraisul of
oe the Cuban probles and expected a “green light” to be forthcoming
--“ fgom the United States Govarnment soon.
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i and governnent officials have been recommending that he not be
. permitted to return to the State of Florida in spite of an earlier
petition signed by many Cuban exiles requesting an amendment to
an-earlier court ruliag prohibiting K sferrer from returning to
Flerida.4
6. When asked about the garticipation of other Cuban exile ieaders
witb Mzsferrer's group, Hasferrer did sot comment other than to
easy that Carlos Har Sterling was a “lyric poet” but that his
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association with Frer had pot been productive. 3
1. Field Comment: Sefer to CSDB-3/661,878, dated 19 June 1964, ¢
- ¥egarding the efforts of Magferrer's brother to obtain the .
signatures of Cuban exile leaders, which he intended to sub-
mit to the Imsigration and Katuralization Service in Miami
With a request for Masferrer's legal return to Miami.
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Source: Paras 1 - 3 from UOAMBER-6 who attended the meeting on
29 May 1964, Para 4 from UOAMBER-3 who met with Masferrer on
1 June and was able to confirm that Masferrer did arrive with
arms and ammunition. Para 5 from AMSWIRL-1 from a reliable
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to sources of dowtrful honesty or loyalty, regardless of their competence). F. Relsbstty cannot be judged (Agp'ad to untested of insufficiently
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‘_' . Ge information in Paras, 1-3 were obtained from a former
* Latin Ancrican military officer who at one time resided in
'. Haiti and, the Dominican Republic, He still maintains fairly
elose friendsbips with officials of those countries, Source
ig a trained reporter and his information has been reliable
in the past. U2 ge q
eas zo May 1964 Rolando Arcadio’Masferrer Rojas, = Cuban exile
nae , Bet with Miguel,“Taberro Blas, former nember of the
on Bouse of Representatives; Cecilio Ignacio“apoles Hidalgo,
< my aruy major during the adeinistration of Tuigescio Batista;
me former army lieutenant under Batinta; and Aurea
_ Is Perzio Aragon, a Cuben woman, Kasferrer seid that withis
| —fteV! the ¥ EF days there would be a revolt within the ranks of
., . Castro’s forces and that anti-Castro groups would become active
. i. Both in Cuba and outside. Soe weer
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3, Masferrer said that Manuel’ Ray Rivero, leader of the Junta
Revolucionaria Cubana (JURE, Cuban Revolutionary Junta), would
Play an iuportant role in the evente that wore to transpire in
the next two months, Although be did not elaborate on just how
the revolt would come ebout, Masferrer did cay that the uprising
‘ . would be possible because those persons participating in the
, rovers would have accesa to weapons and ammunition already cached
. Cuba.
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hed obtained the signatures ef several Cuban exile leaders, ‘which.
he intended te subeit tc the Imuigraticn aud Haturalization Service |
at Masi requesting authorizatian for Masferrer to returs to Miant.2
._ Ft was expected that the document rould be subsist someting in
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high-level Latin American Government official who bas
travelled frequently throughout the Caribbean and Central
America where be maintains close friendships with a wide
Fange of military and political leaders, Source is a
_ rightist, a trained reporter, and bis information has been
bs geliabie in the past, . ;
4. Masferrer arrived in ‘iami on 27 May with an undetermined
quantity of arms and ammunition which he plans to use against
- Castro. . :
- _° ‘See information in Para, 5 was obtained from a local lav
> enforcesent officer who is well acquainted with maritine
matters in Florida, Source has submitted a large number of
reports based on the debriefing of Cuban refugees and has
. 2 Been a consistently reliable reporter on the plans and
st . > Saetivities of anti-Castro groups engaging in boat cperatious.
us 4 ...+,i-: This infarnation was obtained from an unidentified informant
. a Soe | .deseribed as reliable,
an 3 S, As of 22 May, Masferrer was alleged to have equipmest in Wari
ros .. _.- to arm about 200 men, The plan called for moving this equipment
>. - =: . Som the United States mainiand to an unidentified key where it
: _# would be buried, ‘hen the fighting began in Cuba, aout 200 men.
ware to proceed to the key, arm themselves with the cached materiel
and proceed to Cuba, In this way they could ano clein to be
the liberators oz Cuba.
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-: % the State of Florida following an order issued by the
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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M6 Lecember 1906
The Honcrable J. Walter Yeagley
Acoistant Attoracy Geseral
internal Security Division
Deparment of Justice
oo Washlagton, D. ©. 23530
: _ Dear Walt: .
he : After you informed me on 29 November 1966 of the choses
. sible indictment by the U. 6. Aftorney in of Rolando
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_ which utilize a variety af sensitive covers. - The Chlef of Station’
coordinates his activizies closely with the Federal Bureau of
the iamigratico and Nateralisation Service, and
the Euress of Customs ef the Department of the Treasury and
_ Gecomiaater to those offices (a the ares partinent intelligence
fel m
Gus Ration wes well informed em the pisas of Mau-3rer -
ané bis cohorts and dlesecinated this tefermaticn ia the normal
gmnzer. Part of this reporting iacluded tnfermatiza that Masterrer
and aeune of his asceciates repeatedly asserted thet thei: alctting -
had boas appreved by the U. &. Goverazment. On some occasions
thay olated this approval came from this Agency, aad the other...
tinse they latimsted that the Federal Buresa of investigation had
approved theis actions. These claime were agzsrentiy used to
persuade verieus persess, primartiy Cabss cailes, seme of whem
formerly had centect with the Agency, te joia the plet. B appears
logieal te assume that Masierrer woulé coutiaus te claim. that be
had received what he interpretcé to be U. 6. Government appreval
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nothing more positive he can take the aoproach that he considered
the U. S. Goverr.:nent tacitly approved his plot since it obviousiy
* know shout it und did not take any action against him.
For the recoréd, it can be flatly stated that neither by
statement nor by implication has toe Central Intelligence Agency
dadicated te anyone trat it approved or was supporting the plot.
On the contrary, those who queried people they knew were con-
mected with our Agincy concerning possible participezica in tho
pict were told that it had no U. &. Governmont backing whatsorver.
Seme of the plotters attempted te contact this Agency throagh
verteus intermediaries, and the intermediaries were told that the
Agency wished to have nothing to do with the undertaking and that
‘any inferraation coicerning violations of U. S. laws should be
paesed to law-enforcement agencies, perticularly the Buresa of
' Custeme aad the Federal Buress of investigation. Technically,
therefore, tac Agency hae stayeé clear of the plotters, and we
. weld ve in a positicn to state that we-nad no connectias with the
plot aad had given it a0 encouragement or backing of any sort.
As & practice! matter, however, if prosecution were
Mascerrer, and perhaps other defendants. would prebebly
: . Claim that they hed CLA becking 2nd seme might even belicve it to
be true. This might well lead one er more defandants to seek
& subpoens duces tecum for an Ageaty witness and the Agency
> documentation on the subject. As soted above, the witnese can
‘: testify 6 the fact that the Agency had in no way participated oF
encouraged the activity. If it proved impossible te quash the
weoquizement for production of cocuments, however, we would be
faced with a eltuation where ww would almost certainly bare te
eloi the documents were privileged oa the grounce ef security.
Aside from the sexsltivity of tae resorte and theiz possible
compromise ef sources, we would have the problem ef identification
of our personnel under cover and of protecting the sensitive Cover
arresgements.
The same is true to a leceer extent of action aguinst
Meelerres la coanoctios with vicistions of his sarcls. ts view
of the flagreat and namerous viciations which wore sctetiily
keowa te sad roported by Government agencies without any
punitive action reculting, { would appear that he could make 8
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CONTROLLED DISSEM CONPIDZENTIAL MO DISSEM ABROAD.
COunTay Haiti REPORT NO. O0— B-321/19112-66
gugicc? Proposed Invasion Cancelled DATE DSTR 30 wow 66 3
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SOURCE. US national, soldier of fortune type vith vide caperieace ia Tatin Anarica.
: He is closely associated with Rolando Mesferrer.
[This report was developed. by.a Mavy representative aceigued to the office - .
of. preparstion.}
Daring the aight of 22 ov 66 « cocteton vas reached to call aff the proposed
‘4s off indefinitely.
‘Father Jean Laptiste
Masferrer vbich bas
, Invesion of Hsitt by the group sponsared by Rolando Yesferzer- the invasion
8 and Colonel Hene leas beve been argaing vith
Many Cibens scheézied elentices od melita .
: to participate have om exd military chief
| Bapolece Yitiabotes (sic), a Cuban nstional and aiieged military expect,
. bas resigned because of dissension in the group.
Tt 1s DelLeved thet US Government agencies have iztiitrated the noverent
. ‘Plane Zor too tnresion peceretens at oTvuent would be confiscated is
ch plans for the ‘uaeien Proceeteds
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Audsew %. George -- CBS photographer.
William G. Bowdier,
SUBJECT: wwasion of Haitl
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Andrew St. George called me trem Mami. © ees
Sle eald that he aul the CBS film erew, headed by a Mr. MeMallin
@honstic). ware back in Miami te cover the departure this weekend
- . of the expedition which Rolando Masferrer was organising to lavade
’ SHgiel, St. George claimed that Masierrer had reerulted 300 men ard
~grvenged fer the use of one 5-25, two C-46s and a large boat. He
eatd that ali the preparations were so much in the open that it was
evident that Masferrer and hia Haitian colleagues had received the
“green ligit™. Recest events in Haiti, plos Masferres’s activities,
were sttracting a lot of newamen te Miami.
I teld %. George that he was mistaken about the "gr=sz light". We
wild mot telerate vielation of cur aeutrality laws. Our eanlorcement
. whoee duty it ls to enfercs these lowe, will .0t permit
what he describes taking piece. I wanted him aad those with wacm
he wae dealing ta be clear on this point. Hs said be would inform
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~ fe (thie repoct was developed by s Esvy representative assigned to the office of io }
"a, @n 26 Get 65 T-spoke with Rolando Mesferrer Rojas, Cuben exile, end he told .
| --.. | Se that be kas organized eeilitary Sarce of approximately 250 nen to invade . ,
- Eaiti. Zhe invasion force consists of Cuban and Esitisa exiles residing in ‘
_ the U3, the Bahamas, and the Doninican Republic. ‘ibe invasion vill probably Loe wet
tbo lnuncted froa the Dosinican Republic sanstine tstveen § and 13 Hovenher ‘ Boa, .
end the target is Port-suePrince. ‘he invesion force will strike in the ard Selon not
”- gaply bours of the morning sele*+cd. Te is vell earned, and 1111 have airy
covers the precidential palace will be bombed. .
Wasferrer stated that Bigene L. ticximilien, Haitian Conmil in Miemi, Ylorid:,
_ fe avare of the invasion, but be 20 Of the inrasion date. i
- Maxinidies fs presently is Haitt informing Prosidest Develier tust the invasion = ‘
gan bo prevented by paying off $200,000 to Masferrer. Fa7callicn vill retum vy
- $0 tbe US on 3 Novesber and he has agread vith Masferrer tha: if [uvalter
shai gt
agrees to the pay-off, Maximilien will receive $50,000 aud Musferrer £150,000. *
Masferrer told me that the invasion vill tece place in any event and the 4 ie
a . $250,000, 4 received, would be used to further support the invasion. 5
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Eaitien aszy officers and he hed received their export. The, Bsitian a :
officers told Vasfcrrer thst they vould revolt as sccs os informed tuat the a
duvasion bad comenced. ‘bey do not know thst the target will be Port-qe © i
Princes they belicre that 1t will be in the cap Eeltien area. A.
" Paeferrer stated thet be ws confident thet the Lovesion will eucceesé, and if :
would be eppoisted
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COUNTRY = Haitd peporr wo, CS-310/10608-67
Suect Alezal Pian by Presttens Pecmecd2 «=» WIEST, «13 Detar 1067 -
: Duvalier to Have Anti-Duvalier =| :
Revolutionaries in Miemi, Florida, _. NO. PAGES 1 :
Assassinated i
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Ql September 1967 ; ; ’
. United States, Miami ; i
{26 September 1967 FIELD REPORT NO, UFG-9090 -
‘THIS © UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 38 TENTATIVE.
Former Latin American diplomat who maintains relations vith officials of mt
Latin American countries. Source is a trained reporter and ois inform- : i
tion has been reliable in the past. He obtained thia intormtion tron
aurea Esther Poggio.
Fey weepheermame gece Cg ete
On 21 September 1967 in Miami, Florida, Aurea Esther Poggio, 7
euigre who is a secretary to Rolando Masferrer Rojas. 2
: said that plans had been made to assassinate persona linked
*. with revolutionary movements in Miami opposing President i
“+ Francois Duvalier of Haiti. Poggio said that the first suck boy
Seer was against Julio Aton Constanzo Palau on 17 Septenter :
' ‘Poggio said that Masferrer's group was investigating the po :
matter in an effort to find gut who was carryang out the to ¢
‘jamgasoinetion Plans for Duvelier.2
_ Field Comment: Constanzo, Cuban enigre, was emoug those indicted
Georges,
“s* attsen emigre, by a federal grand jary in Miemt 4n Peoruary 1967 = ‘
charges of conspiring to Jemmch an invasios of Haiti fraa the Florsia ll.
i" * Keybe. Ho coverage of an attempt tv kilt Conscanzo has been noted in
°°, 8 local press.
th Be Fee uertere Comment: Acconting to ‘1003-314/08728-67, about mid-
re iustructed Andre Elie, Esitian Consul in Hew York, to
- - esep close surveillance on Haitian exiles and to report all plans
' . Ser invasions of Haiti.
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BOWDIEER, STSTETDEPATT NENT“ AGPRESENTATIVEIAT WHITE HOUSE:
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|\3, MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD -
be SUBJECT: Liaison Meeting with FBI New York Agent Frank O'Brien
ae, ‘1. At 1500 hours on 13 September, Ken Millian and I aoa
“-/, met with FBI Cuban specialist Frank O’Brien at 4 cafe/coffee :
_«- shop at 72nd St. and 3rd Ave., two blocks away from the Bu-
Feau's Kew York headquarters. 1 had arranged the meeting by
telephone from Washington.and.advised C'Brien-that i wanted
to review and coordinate a number of items with him... I.also.. .
. informed kin that I would be “accompanied by Millian, a col-
- league interested in the Cuban. UN Mission. ,
coe uaa bbe bee
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. 2. The meeting cpene4-at an easy pace with an uninhib-
ited review of happenings of mutual iaterest: O'Brien noted — -y
that in his view the Cubans at the Mission had b2en relative-”™
ly inactive and had not recently becn involved in sutversive § a
activities of any magnitude. He reviewed FBI coverage of as sa ;
yet not fully explained purchasing activity by Mission per-. Cher 7,
sonnel vhich included procurement from various Nea York area .
' military surplus cutlets of. panchos, leggings, and other . ‘ a f t 5
' gimilar equipment. He implied that in the process of covere — tae! 5
ing ‘the activities, the Bureau had acquired a substantial 4 :
*. gmotnt of surplus equipment itself but he didn't provide de-
" tails and we didn't pursue the matter.
sof tod a bei
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ities of folando Masferrer was continuing and that he oce2-
sionally talked with Masferrer.-by telephone or in person.
He indicated that the Zureau was intinately aware of efforts
on the part of Masferrer anj other Cubans both in New York |
~ and Florida te procure ares in the U.£. and position thes ir
- the Domixican Republic. Ue reported that an atterpt to seve
a shipmezt of such arms from the Florida Keys to the D.R. .
- Currently was underway and that the U.S. Custons Service was
. alerted to move in at the appropriate time to confiscate the
| material. (Although acknowledging Wasferrer's gangster packe
ground. O*Brien complemented his on his intelligence and ef-
iciency and indicated that Masferrer was one cf the ablest
Cuban refegees he hac net.)
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Movement here in the United States minus the Communist im-
plications contributed by Fidel, O'Brien apparently is im-
..%. ,.pressed with De la Torre's sincerity: and ability and belicves
-. "+ \ that De la Torre should be of interest to us. De la Torre .
tv has until recently stayed away from exile accivities and ac- = *
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sapeple with him again in the future; -- -
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‘ope New York for aver ten years and. is impressively conversant book
Qbe +. With the subject. -It-is, therefore, sometimes difficult to :
_ stay with him wher he covers various compsicated subjects oe
“with abbreviated statements, e. g., during subject meeting, . oof 4 wipe
. he alluded to one Miguel Morales, the former husband of Nellie pT es
-- Barletta, daughter of Batista's ambassador to Argentina a a
/ Anleto Barletta. He apparently feels there may be mileage TG
- “im Morales. We will, therefore, review Morales, Barletta, Loeb,
“et al, and resurface the subject with him when tine permits. et
i 6. The two principal action items on my agenda were
the coordination of my planned luncheon meeting with photo-
journalist Lee J. Lockwood (201-78771), and discussion of
NEKNIFE, who allegedly was interviewed by the Bureau in New
.. York several years ago, O'Brien advised me that he had re-
viewed their Lockwood file end talked with the Bureau agent a
= Yesponsible for the Lockwood "case",- He stated that he had i ot
. HOt Uncovered any derogatory information on Lockwood and ‘saw ;
Ro reason to prevent my meeting with him. I told him I would
. advise him of my meeting arrangements with Lockwood when they
~~ Were £irm and that I would brief him after the Meeting was
i) OVeF, (it is of interest to note that during my briefiag
_, O£ O'Brien on the morning of the 16th, the day folloving ny
~'': luncheon with Lockwood, O'Brien noted that soue of his supe-
Shers in Washington thought Lockwood was an opposition (sic)
“spy” When I asked if there was anything to support this
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NEKSifd Lut without success. Lf he was in fact interviewed
by the FBI in Yew York there apparently was no record of
°, 4%. I told him that NEXNIFE was expected in New York City
“i dn late September to visit his daughter and son-in-law and
that we probably would attempt a mecting with him at the time,
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8. Specific items of svsiness concluded, we moved into
& general and historical discussion of the Cuban Mission to sO ;
:. the UN, which was the main purpese of Millian'’s attendance :
- at the meeting. Recent cnanges in Miss.or personnel, includ- oo gE
ing the assignuent of Ricardo Alarc6m Quesada (201-3475$0) me ba.
1 @8 Aubassador, were discussed and itineraries of Cubans ar= ae
: Piving for the Ceneral Assembly were ncted, Eariy in the - en
. conversation, G'Brien surfaced his long tern contact with .
Cuban UN Advisor and Alternate R2presentative Antonio de Souza
‘- Carvajal (201-354048), a friend of Cutan Foreign Minister
“RaGl Roa, who has served the Cubans in New York for the past
ten years or more and has been with the Cuban Foreign Ser-
wice for 40 years. The Souza subject was not new to me, since
O'Brien had brought it up in conversations I had with him
earlier this year. I did not choose to pursue the subject
with hin at that tine, however, without first Teviewing all
implications of the case with Agency officials in Washington,
O'Brien indicated no interest in Miguel Juan Alfonso Martinez
(201354041), Counselor at the Missiony hom we suspected
they sight be in contact «ith,
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seeus to inply that he is deeply interested in it and may
: suggest that he is not satisfied with results thus far ob-
: tained. At one noint he indicated that his headquarters was
/ Rot at all happy with the take from Souza. He reviewed the
' history of the contact with complete candor beginning with
- bis initial contacts with Souza in the sid/tate 195€'s when
| O'Brien had open access to the Crban Mission in Sew York
| and was a frequent visitor there. From his description, Souza
‘ would appear to tbe a thoroughly experienced and skilled .
. dipionat who has survived the numcrous changes in the Cuban
overnnent because of his friendship with Roa and other in-
luential Cubans, and because of his ability to implenent.
, @££ectively for the Cubans the more subtle diplomatic maneu-
, Vers required by meabership in the UN community, In fact,
’ O'Brien feels that the Cubans utilize Souza exclusively on
; these latter duties and tend to exclude him fros high level
matters involving golitical, military, or econozic policy.
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to provide information of real value. O'Brieu did indicate,
however, that the usual P.I. requirements had no punch, He
cited, for example, the requirements after Souza'’s return
from Hawaii, which in effect amounted to: What's new?
a 10. Despite the long history of the Souza contact, -
; .°7* @fBrien is not now meeting with Souza in person. Souza feels
to, -., that O'Brien is too well known in the Cuban commnity in
New York and even the most elaborate contact arrangements
would not be free of danger, Souza also shys away from talke
ing on his home phone for fear that it may be tapped. O'Brien
can, however, telephone Souza and lay on alternates telephone
oz even meeting arrangements. We did not establish the fre-
quency of G'Brien'’s current contacts with Souza nor did wé
establish at what point in the history of the contact the
- decision was made to dispense with personal meetings; the. ~~
nature of our meeting with O'Brien did not permit elaborate
and detailed questioning. He did recount, however, an in= _
teresting aspect of tne case which followed from the fact -
_ that a State Department security officer assigned to New York,
fnu), Swazev, occupied the apartment directly above Souza
ring his tour in New York and became quite friendly with
. Souza. O'Brien apparently used Swazey as an informal go-
~ petweer, on the case. (Should we choose to pursue the Souza
lead, an attespt perhaps should be made to locate and debrief
Swazey with O'Brien's concurrence, Note: This could be |
Anthony Clinton Swezey, DOB 9 August 1913, who was Special
:, Assistant to Secretary General of U.S. Mission to UN 1946 to
> 1947, In 1963 he was First Secretary, FS0-2, in Paris.)
41. It ts difficult at this point to identify with ac-
curacy the true nature of O’Briesi’s tie with Souza, Based
tpon O'Brien's comments, it does not appear that Souza sheuld
. be classified as an "agent" of the Bureau in the classical ~
. sense, particularly at this point when there apparently are
'. g0 formal arrangements for contact, no resuneration or even
instructions given, and apparently no reports received fron |
Souzs. It is probable that a critical point im this epera-
thon was reached about three years ago when, according to
O'Brien, Souza talked about his advancing age (now 65), his
Fetirement equities with the Cuban zovernzent, and his fi-§
nancial needs in general. O'Brien thought that Souza was
looking for guarantees which would provide for kis future
should he choose to cooperate fully and ultimately be sur-
, faced and forced to forego his retiresent and remain in the
U.S. O'Brien apparently presented Souza's case to his supe-
giors but was unable to generate any substantial enthusiasn.
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nancial obligatisn. In very low key, it was made clear to : j
O’Brien that the Agency was interested in Souza'’s Positive . ;
Intelligence potential (his access in Havana should be good,
-. given his long friendship with Roa and his closeness to
- Marfa Celia Girona Fernfndez (201-327421), cousin of Celia coe,
SSnchez Manduley) and well might find justification for pro- « . ’
viding modest. security for Souza's old age. ; ‘ : :
12, Throughout our conversation it appeared clear that
O*Brien was of the opinion that there may be a role for the
. Agency in the Souza operation, We asked nim, therefore,
: whether or not he felt. Souza may still be interested in feath-
ering his nest and,.if so, if it would be bureaucratically
possible to get word to Souza that stich a possibility existed.
O'Brien felt that Souza. would still.be interested and he
‘was of the opinion that he could get the point across to
Souza via double talk in a telephone conversation. This ap-
- proach was accepted and it was agreed that O’Brien would ad-
, Vise us of the results after the call was made, If prospects
appeared encouraging. it was agreed that we would then get
together again to discuss the next step which might entail ce,
arranging direct contact with Souza. O'Brien noted that. Let
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; - Possibly a contact could be arranged somewhere along the route.
: - fhe foregoing generally covers the extent of our discussion: - / 4
vegarding Souza. When I met with O'Brien again on 16 Sep- i"
tember just prior to my departure for Washington, I requested fod
“that he not take any action on the Souza case in our behalf
- until he heard something further from re. : :
- 13. Ouwring our meeting we reviewed other members of the
- Cuban Mission with particular reference to [GI types. O'Brien EL
* noted that ChaZik tlomero Saker Zenni (201-335014) undoubted- - . - od
: Ay is the senior member of the 0G! group but even so he vas 1 :
“pot thought te be particularly active. He zsported that 7
_ Ssker had been in contact with Lee Lockwood (see above) on ’
-.-’ $@veral recent occasions but nothing was known of the nature ot we
_- of the meetings. He also noted that the Bureau was in con- t :
tact with Saker’s Cuban girl friend in New York City whoa
they had just traced without surfacing any derogatory infor- :
. mation. She is cooperating and the sureau is optimistic : ee
about her potential. He did not provide the girl's name but hoe Ar os
‘ ..Andicated that we should hear about ker shortly through chzn- . ce Oe
* gels. O'Brien also acknowledged thac the Bureau has a pene- : Lol ge
: i €sation of Prensa Latina in New York. fie did net. provide the apt eo
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c,'., @ouble agent case. He noted that he had been involved to a
“0: "degree and actually was present at the hotel bar in downtown
/; -New York when the agent made his meet with the Cuban czse
:+ 1 + Officer. O'Brien, accompanied by at least one other Bureau
Po man, reported that AMBIG-3 winked at them while passing close
7° 4: by them at the bar on one occasion. O*Brien took this to. ..
i. ic. wean that AMBIG-3 presumed that O'Brien and his friend were... .
Bureau men assigned to surveil the meeting. O'Brien also “*
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SUBJECT: Andrew St. George << free lance Photographez Baw workleg Gy ‘ °
with CLS
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and in the near future would be travcliinz %0 Santo Somlaze to film tas
/ operaticn at that end] Ee claimed that in Miami j 29 L Lissferrer and
Mitekcil Warbel (phonctic) had permittes bie tofiilrs what ke ceseribed
es z larce arsenal in Masferrer's Louse.)
In rezp7n30¢ to my czestion about tho icentity of Varbel, ke said that he
io & somdiereolefortuae « arms merchart type from Atlanta who is working
2th -siezser In the zeczisition of arms. St. Gearze claimed tiat Warbel |
hac bess respoasiile for ties seizure of Manuel hay's- vessel “Veras* in /
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' .., believe theve was 2sy trath to this latter point 2a President Dasaguer azs
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facts of Paitian aad Cuban exile ciforis would sta hp to tha tyse of story
he decerited. Therefore, I questioned the wiscom of making such a
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MEMOPANDUM
SUBJECT: The Activities of Rolendo MASPERRER Rojes
1. Reference is nade to a memorandum fron this office,
Subject: Plot to Overthrow Haitian Government, dated July
6, 1966, concerning a visit to a Zara In the Atlanta, Georgia
area by an informant woo witnessed the loading of arzs at
the farm for shipment to temporary cache sites in hones —
- 4a Miami and Coral Gables, Florida; the pickup of arus
from these homes; their transfer to enall bosta already
« - OB trailers; und the offloading of latter at Miasi River
,, @ecking sites for shipment to Banto Domingo and ultivata
.. , Sites or the Haitian Coast. While the information below asy
- = B0t be related to tho incident reperted in reference, the
Sinilarity of the two reports merits attention.
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Lo 2. A friend of Rolando MASFERRER Rojas told a usually
reliable source of this office that on 27 June 1966 .
. went to a house in Miami where 200 firearns were
stored, He was accompanied by two American newanen, one of .
whom was a photographer. The arms were removed from the.
ises by agants of MASFERRER whose faces were ccvered,
ve American photographer took photographs during the
' wemoval of the arns.
3. The sane usually reliable source of paragraph two
reported in conjunction with the sbove that as of early
duly 1966, ection groups such as the Second National Front
-. OF the Recarmbray, ALPHA-G6, Comnndos-L, and Los Pinos Kuevos,
. = possessed only «2a}i quantities of arms, The oniy suoctantial
_ 77 + gmount of arms in the srea was in the bands of KASFZRRER.
ae . 4 This information is boing dissentnated to the Federal
- Bureau of Investigation and the Department of State.
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“WASFERRER £OJSAS, FORMER CUBAN SENATOR, £415 THAT HE HaD
REVIED HIS PLANS FOR ACTIOM AGAINST PEESIDENT FRaucois
“ DEVOLIER OF YAITI TO INCLUDE THE COCPZESTICN GF santieso
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. ,AARANGO got the information in a conversation with 4ztonio ROJAS .
Masferrer at the home of Enrique MASFERFER ‘Rojas on & May 1966.
Please substitute the dissemination numbers where UfG-8225 and UFG
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COUNTRY Haiti/Cuba : REPORT NO. 0.2 DiS-3j)YOSEOS-0¢
suuect ° Further Developments in Plan for ATE OF RPORT 17 May 1966
_ Action Against the Haitian
Government . NO. PAGES 2
REFERENCES,
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INFO. : ; ; UFC-8268
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""" SOURCE.
: A. neaber of a group of Cuban enigres trained in the techniques
of information collection. ‘The group has provided useful
reports since 1961. .
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: i. On 27 or 23 April 1966, in New York, Rolando Masferrer Rojas
co former Cuban senator who has been involve pians for action
. against President Francois Duvalier of Haiti, received a let
from the Haitian who is heading the operation against Haiti.
The Haitian instructed Masferrer to send a trusted person to
the office of Bill Harris, 7150 H.W. Gith Avenue, Niaai, Florida,
to talk with Vernon Johnson, a Negro.“ The Haitian described
Johnson as a trustworthy person vho would be in charge of getting
aras. Under no circumstances was Masferrer'’s enisarry te talk .
with anyone else. acealy l
4 wens I ——_—_— ~
2. ‘Antenio Rojas Masferrey Rolando Masferrer's Mien,
~ Zobisen, who said that he had in the a cousin in
Rojas ‘and Enrique Masferrer Rojas, Rolando Masferrer's brother, asked a son
i VERT, who vas Minister of Justlos in Tuba under }
tor_thet-solncon-£2-an-arms-
1. Rilitery equipnent. -
=" ment. Rojas sala ne nad also been able to learn that although”
Johnson dressed in a suit and necktie he lived in a email, cheap
yoom in one of the poor, Megro sectione of Hiaat. :
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&. After writing the letter, the Haitian visited Rolando Masferrer
in New York, brought to hit, equipment worth $2,000, and told
> him te be patient, for the gperation against Haiti would be
accomplished.
&. On 6 May Antonio Rojas Hasferrer received # long-distance tele-—
eall fron t itlai, who was in Cannis. According to :
Rojas, the Haitian had toi4 him that when Buvalier goes’ to ;
Argentina he will not retury to Haiti.° Rofas added that the
United States Governrent kicws this; that some of the Ton Ton
; Macoutes (Duvalier's perscis3 police) were already giving wp -:
a their jobs and others hai teen killed in the streets. The . Z
cv -+ . United States Government therefore fears thet: te Communists
may take over in Haiti.
— Cif the Faltian phan Gbr AotW ate Mic atte eis
| “have supplied about 150 men, Cohid be weed in, abtaais ow otro we
“against Cuba. on a Snail
Field Comments:
1. Source gave the Haitian's nane as Vicemart (sic). Henri
. Vixamar, who has been identified earlier. os the Haitian in
ho charge of the anti-buvalier plan, is undotitedly the person
‘""* gpeferred to. Vixaman teft kingston for Tomnto by air un
12 April. For two réiated reports, see. Ul.222§ and UPG<
CD eB tefl /GZ/-be
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9. The'telephone directory for the Greater:
Central Truck Sales a+ this address..
2. Duvalier has announced that he will attendssexr cing of
_ heads of State scheduied to be held in- Biers cree in’
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“SOURCE: AMOT Source Raul ARANGO de la Noval, {n EE-518S, 27.)
~Aprii 1966. ARANGO got the “information from’ Enrique MASFERRER
‘ Rojas on 26 April. Please substitute the diss@nination ;
number where UFG 8225 ia cited in the field comments.
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1 2__le p April 1966 _-
PR: United States, Miami (27 April 1966)
“SOURCB : A menber of a group of Cuban Gatgrés trained in the techniques of
— mformntior collesttons—The group has provided useful reports” sacs
~ _ pt * : ,
. a ee nn nn cee — Rolando ——-
a 7 pea ariing to Farique Masferrer Rojas, hie brother MAXAMALINK/RATANAN Vastorrer —
former Osten senator who bas been plansing action egainst.Presiseat _-
pan gots Duval fer of Keith, left Mest, Florida, for Hew York on 25 April 1966
tw pittle several matters pending there, He planned Bem return Le Miesi
aft vardw vait for thd wight tine to invade Halts
Seatte wst
2e Enrique = Masfererd stated that his Wother had found pome body who had agreed ;
yl. to transport arns aa from the United States to a polnt. where. the inrasisn _
. ae forces were to meet, Muvwsakyxpraxtenxyarctacce
; : tercorsxbix The aovyileition of two cireraft ty te used in the invagior sffort fo,
\s . Still pending. ‘Previously, kolands Masferrer had sai‘d-that he vould muy a —
lease them in Mina! and then locets a place cutside United a States territory
where they “¢ ormhs nee dent and. be loaded with.
«
:
js hecord gto fryrins Maefarrer;- the Haitian ho Wiel “Caiada—
t , . arranging veriour aspects of the opsration, had traveled to the United States ,
a the -conprliy of Vio. Commer-eclonele of the naitian army who allegedly had-——
. the support ‘of 2inritx 86 to 90 Haitian dmigrd4s,3 ‘The Haitian éxler:
: és we, '
-______meet_at mxprmexppntetax an appointed Site and be pleked.up by alse i ag eae Wala
when the time to initiate the plan cama about, The former Heitlen effiex .
gunman teckaxerabie seth ORERraRterarxcolonels have stated that if they succeed
br-estabitenirg « teachhead in Maiti with ths args end wen &
eerekigodt
7 vbo currently Biyport then, Duval ier 1 leave the wmuntry within 24 hours,
an de Reportedly folando Moferrer had asked representatives of the Institatos Ar-
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pe, excmatribat ase the operation, The representatives agreed to cakix discuss 44
“— " , } matter, sone Len ven olen . fence + a ie es |
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1. Rolando Masferrer has been discussing plans for an
. dnvasion of Haiti for many months. TLCSDB-31$/00658-66
| Peported the difficulties he was encountering. Seeg altoy ~~
UFG—0325. 25 Fb ~Srafaiert-66, | ‘ .
2. Among earlier clafss by Masferrer was one that he kad |. 7
elready purchased tha two aircraft. See TDCSER-3157
00289-66 and HE-O336.. 66 FE Sta are tre ( CG
3.- The Haitian referred to is probatly Henri Vixamar, deseribed
eariier as a former Haitian and an official of the Bepublic
. of Chad. Vixazar left Kingston for Toronto on 12 4pril
ay by air. There was a previous report on @ telephoce
.. conversation between Folando Masferrer, then in Miemi, ; , ’
ang “the Haitian in Canada” regarding “Operetion Eaiti.” i
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WANCI, 9 Activities of Rolsedo Mastorrer A'EO UHOLRS pri] 1968
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MALE &
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fae 2 SSE UAL LMI, VICeBR FO SOebCE E449 O46 AL FEF-R Tos 49P 8 bb OF CONTENT 16 Ti taliel.
SOUR «= 44 member of a group of Cuban éuigrés (rained in the techniques
of information collection, The group has provided useful re-
* ‘ports since 1961, ;
8
2, On 21 April 1066 Enrique, HMasferrer Rojas said that his brother,
. oo rey ee ets eho was In Miant, had received 2 . . .-
> felepbone ca rom Canada on an unspecified date fron the . . Poon
a ' “~pereca was to be tho Prosident of Haiti in "Operation :
ote a BEA The Haitian ed Rolando Masferrer to go to Canada.0owis & . ‘
meeoet He et seu, Rolando Masferrer replied that he vas 4
oe en, weep Hb @ GALLIoult namitian and santa nad Iecun sha tmisad Stnsna | :
—{__. The Haitian thea asked trat Kolando Masferrer ggndon emissary wom he Slee “4
fompletely and vho az knowlecgeable of the é & necessary if accomplistteg the | ;
mission in Haiti, An unicentified oslavsary left for Canada on 18 or 19 April, - 4
“sig WaswsUE) £8 BSLtS. AN UTE CMLOUEFY AVES 444 VANRUE UTS .
ral Apri Rolando Yauferror received a telephone call from hie emissary in 5
~the-Hel tian, — kex-liscopresentative.tata suld-thoat_shmdntthencneden.be. 3 :
ecolved a check from the Haitian wiicl was sufficient for their needa, woe
tig rt 8 tee
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8S, Rolando Bacforrec heught a beat ‘ea ah unspecified date from
the Junta Bevolucicaaria Cubana (JURE, Cuban Eevolutionary Junta)
for $25,000, ‘he heat, which is in Mieni, was then used es
security for s loan ef $5,600 which will be used to buy arms. Jd
|
According to Enrique Mestorrer, everything that is needed has ry
been chtained, and the operation will definitely be carried out,
4, Another Cuban énigré in Miwst said that Rolando Masferrer has
sbout 4900 men art al} of ‘tks equipusent which is nacdcea for &
_ militery operation.
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@ country,—eet that he has all
the equipment that is needed; includi two planes and
several boats, to carry cut his plans.” Rolando Masferrer:
added that he had been persecuted by authorities of the United
States Government. He said that after Fidel Castro Ruz has
been overthrown he, Masferrer, will leave for Guba immediately,
with or without permission from U, 8, autherities, He plans
te follow the exanple of Francisco Caanare Deno, who, with
@ small group, stood firm, and became a recognized power in
the Deminican Republic,
Field Comments,
3. ‘TOCSDB-315/00714-66 gives information on the Masforrer's :
plans to invade Haiti, ;
2. The Haitia: may be Henri Vixamar, who has previously been
. Feported to be involved in the plans to invade Haiti,
_ Be left Kingston, Jamaica, on 12 April ‘for Toroiito, ~~
3. Source Comment. Masferrer's involvement in a plan to :
v may be a subterfuge for obtaining a military i
“force and equipment which will be prepared for action in =~ =~
the event an internal upheaval occurg@: in Cuba, ;
feild Comment, Masferrer has a tendeney to puaegerate, t
us ke Is disliked and distrusted by many Cuban émigrés, :
‘TDCSDB-315/00658-66 reported on the difficulties he was
encountering in trying to complete his plan for an
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. a ROJAGS FORIET CUBAN SENATOR WHO HAS BEEN INVOLVED IM PLOTTING |
14. POSSIBILITY THAT DUVALIER WOULD GIVE BASES IN HAITI TO CUBAN EMIGRES
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THE CONFEDERACION DE TRABAJADORES CUBANOS EN EL EXILIO (CICE, 9
CONFEDERATION OF CUBAN WORVERS IN EXILE). SAID THAT AROUND 29 FEBRUARY ©
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| 8. CHIEF OF OPERATIONS: VLADIMIR SECEN, WHO WAS NOT
1 PRESENT AT* THE MEETING. (FIELD COMMENT: SOURCE REPORTED LATE
{ _ THAT, MASFERRER HAD APPOINTED VILABOA TO REPLACE SECEN AS CHIEF
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AGREEMENT. IF BY 22 FEBRUARY MASFERRER HAD NOT RECEIVED AN
ANSWER TO HIS LETTER HE WOULD SEND LUIS SIERRA LOPEZ TO NASSAU TO MEET
WITH THE HAITIAN AND "LAY THE CARDS ON THE TABLE". MASFERRER ADDED THAT
IN THE MEANTIME ATTEMPTS TO RECRUIT 365 TO 4@S MEN MUST BE
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| 60D BE USED "iN SOME OTHER WAY". MASFERAER SAID..THAT HE HOPED TO
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| FUERZAS ARMADAS CONSTITUCIONALES DE CUBA EN EL EXILIO (FACCE,
St CONSTITUTIONAL ARMED FORCES OF CUBA IN-EXILE). FOR EARLIER
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my BELOW, TO BE THE COORDINATOR IN MIAMI, FLORIDA, FOR THE &©
ACTION ASAINST HAITI.) oa:
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MASFERRER SAID THAT ROLAKOO MASFERRER ROJAS HAS RECENTLY SENT 7o
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MASFERRER HOPES TAIS ACTIVITY WILL SPARK A REVOLUTION IN HAITI.
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_ THOSE CONCERNED WITH THE PLOT AGAINST DUVALIER TO PASS THE WORD,
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* 18 BEING DONE AGAINST DUVALIER AND THAT THE EXILES ARE DISCOURAGED.
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de invasion de Haiti Sorprendido
por las autoridades, fue sometido
a juicio y condenado.a tres adios de
prisién. A! fracasae sus apelacio-
Hes mientras estaba en libertad con-
dicional, trate de rebuir la accion
policial y finalmente fue derroca-
do por las fuerzas del FBL A me-
diados de septiembre, Masierrer
fue arrestado en Miami, Florida.
Presidente con mellizo .
SOLO uaz persons se opuso
sbiertamente a su combramiento.
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roega, fue propuesto coma Presi-
dente de ls Asambiea General de
ba NU, que se celebrara en octi-
bee, su sefiors coments:
—é¥ por qué quieres ser Presi-
dence? Es muy aburrido oir antos
discucsos.
Scola puedes sener una _
eazéa: vanidad.
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ta fa efleccién. Era el rurno de Ea-
sopa pera la presidencia, y —den- -
to del continente— tos delegados
se inclinaron por este poruego de
59 sins, cuatro hijos, jefe de la de-
hegacién de su pais desde 1956.
Para salvarse de les sesiones es
pecialmente aburridss puede echar
mano de un recurso asriesgado pe-
€0 efiesz: usar como sustituto a su
Sermano meliizo Caso, tan idénti-
eo 8 él mismo que para Ls mises
familis resulen dificil decie quiéa
quien.
Precauciones de alte vuelo
AVENTURARSE en la Amazo-
eis brasilens es us siesgo para
cualquier visjero: fas comunicacio-
G43 son erritices, co bay seguridad
para las combinsciones actezs —
a viejos aviones de hélice~- y por
Gerrs el viaje es codsviz ua suedo.
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turalmente, no tiene exos proble-
mas. Pero tiene otros Ei general
Emilio Garrsstara Medici —que 4
431 de octubre isa a la fies del Ci-
tio de Naracet, en Belen, aprove-
chando Ia oportunidad pers reco
seer varias focalidades del ince
sior def Brasil dusance cuatro dias
—~ ha provacado un despliegue lo-
ginico de la Casa Milstar y det
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de iz FAB. Seguin cuenta la sevit-
t Vejs, s@ empetd por estudiar
APRESADO MAS ERRER
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medidas de seguridad, ances de ls
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catso-bombas con daeciéa com-
pleta y un equipo de expertos en
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camence cincuesea hombres: los
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ACTION RECAREES . REFERENCES
Reference: HITA-6426, 39 August 1972
1. Headquarters has an extensive file on Rolando MASFERRER
Rojas (201-042669). There is no indication that Headquarters
has been in touch with Subject at anytine; however, Subject's son
'. has been a source of infornation to WODISH on Several occasions.
a 2. Subject"s MM indicstes that he was imprisoned in
1970 for his part in an abortive atteapt to invade Haiti in 1966.
There is no indication in the file when Subject was released fron
prison. Subject’s contacts are within the Cuban exile community
and elsewhere in Latin Anerica along with his own private holdings
Needy he would riot have needed assistance in resettling in
jonduras. .
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went at ae
3. To assist Station in any inquiries they may receive on
Subject, the following is a background sketch: :
Subject is a former Cuban Senator who was living in
exile in ¥ga0i, where he was a leader of the counter-
re. Yevolutionary activities against -the Castro -government. ~..----..:-
Subject allegedly typifies the worst elenents in the to
former regize of Fulgencia Satista. In Cuha, his name .
connotes ruthlessness, assassination, torture and i
extortion. Allegedly a member of the Communist Party fron
1933 to 1945, Sunject later became a staunch anti-
: Communist and organized the so-called Revolutionary
A. Socialist Movernent (MSR), which was noted principally
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for its terrorist acts and gangsterisn, Despite his
violent nature, he has been described as cultured,
intelligsnt and very able. Subject, who still
considers himself to be a Miurxian Secialist, has been
a virulent critic of the U.S. in the past.
Subject was born in ‘lolguin in the “rovince of
Oriente, Cuba, on January 12, 1918, obtained a law
degree fron the University of Havana and later taught
school, practiced law and worked as a newspapernan,.
He joined the Cuban Communist Party (PSP) in 1933,
worked for the Party newspaper Hoy an4 fought with the
International Brigade in Spain between 1937 and 1939.
Subject was assistant editor of Hoy from 1939 to
1945, when he was expelled fron the PSP. At that time,
., - he founded a weekly news magazine Fiesno en Cuba
ee +. (Time in Cubs) with a pro-Batists, anti-Communist and
anti-U.S. orientation. Tiezpo, which later became
a daily newspaper, was descr:bed as the worst newspaper
in Cuba, with a reputation for yellow journalisa,
fers ‘couplete irresponsibility and corruption.
; Aftez leaving the Communist. Party, Subject
furthered his own ends by organizing the MSR, which was
“ active in the abortive invasicn of the Dominican
a Republic in 1947,% Within his. orgenization, he organized ------
" & group of personal bodyguards known as the "Tigers"
which conaituted the nucleus of his own private Arny.
Res Subject was elected to congress during the presidential
i campaign of Carlos Prio Socarras in 1948, but when .
: ..Prio was ousted, he turned up at Batista’s side. He Soe
wo was elected to the Senate in 1954 and, in September 1955,
- formed the Movimimto Sindicalista Radical, a labor seove-
oy Bent designed to exten s influence sever Cuban
“ors, * Workers. Subject remained in Cuba until the end of the
cae Batista regime, although Batista allegedly accepted his
a “Quppert principally because he feared the oppo:/tion cf
= ° "Subject and his “hoodlums".
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que los juzgé, sentencié y fusilé publicamente em los famo~
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-manecidd la meyor parte de su exilio en las cérceles nortes —
amerleanas. Su Gltima condena le fue aplicace per comandat
una frustrada invasién contra Haiti. En esa ocasién se ie
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tenemos informes que piensa radicarse en Hondwras qviér
tahoe con qué propttites nefastes, y act-sirvenes hace todos
los tramites necesarios para lograr dicho objetivo.
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BUBJECT: Activities of Rolendo MASFERRER Rojas |
BOURCES: 1. Rolando MASFEARER Rojes
2. E-10 (persoral knowledge)
REPs A. Poxtrot #1235, 19 Vebruary 1970 :
3. ota-1966, 17 february 1970 Cn ee ewe a
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_ ie The following information was obtained by E10 ina conversation
withr Rolando MAS7VERRER Rojes on 20 February 1970p This conversetion.
tcok place in the building ocovoied by “Libertac” -ewspeper, located eat
2000 “. Flagler Street, Mient.
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®oreen Bereta” and offered 2-10 an operstioml Mimi 0° five thousand dol-
Jers. MASFEXRER told E19 that tiis money would pe the petty cash to“
be used Bel to solve minor problens waen he were already operating ~
- $e MASPERRER said that the chief of reeruitnent of his group is Ale Posse JF,
fredo RUIZ Maldonado, wno resides at 690 Last E1.5th Lane, iieleah, te-— a
Lephone funber 888-0255. ViSPERRER also seid thet the training cenp is -
he E10 eaid that on 22 Pebruery 1970, Prencises GUZMAN Pastrene, exe OC
“Paquito GUZNAS" and/or “Paquito GE5RIB,* joined 4ASPER:ER's proup, fol- - | ~
Joving instructions from the dissident festion of the 42C, for the pur-
pose of obtaining information, GUZMAN joined the croup through Ivan RO0-
348, son of Antonio ROJES, who is roleted to AAS PEARAR«
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- 4. Attached hereto ie a copy of ths article entitled “Hixon on Kene — = i
nodyle Rood," written by Alfveto RUIZ Hsldonedo,
2, &-10 will continve in his efforts to otteip the inforzstion re- ‘ : we
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B19 (persone) knowlefge)
Ots-192, 9 Pevrugry 1970 © ; . . . me
B. O?le-1778, 5 Cesexber 1969. . . 4
Ce ‘072-1757, 1 Lecanber 1959 ; - oo
D, OF4-1725, 22 Forster 1969 Ts
£. . OF 41670, 27 Cstcber 1969 i
; i gt aid, Pe O?i-2 » 39:Septesser 198) . sence .
4 “ey we
Gissiders feoticn of the Caden Chyiatian Desceratic Moveraat in
an (20) on 22 Pebrusry 1570. Taolg meeting was held in a house lo~-
i.7 *: ‘Ce%08 © th Street teswoen 11th end 12th Avenues, Milani, Florida.
3,-.. Gee collovieg persons wore those who attonéed the meetings Anrsi
" ‘HEASASUEZ Kolo, exa ” " Karcos RODRIGUEZ Menendess Mario ROTRIGUEZ
'g . kensndeas Juan Bextiste URGED Hornsnées and Liego V‘ROEA Abdale.
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be spoording to 2-10, 16 wes Ggreed at the mecting to ask PECE (Cuban
sorntetion in Exile) to join the Gigsident ‘faction of the HOC whieh
“9g better prepared to fight Ficel CASTAO Rus beomse it is trusted and
a * gasteted by other enti-Castro grovps in exile
z. 36 -X¢ was also ezreed at the rcoting to appoint Mersos ROCRIGUEZ
,», Mensndes as political chief ef the crganisution and to have bin meet
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}- . @xito GULALS,” to join Rolando AA277HUER Rojes' croup and to cotein ine
ae for-stion. Tals éecisicn Wen supported all the persons who attended
saoting. .
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! . ° No solo Ortando Bosch ¢: privado del derecho que “=
\- El pucblo de Cuba Ere, disperso por el mundo, s teconoce a los homicidas, violadores, asaltantes de :-
fF pero residiendo en forma provisional y en mayor no bancos, secuss:radores, comunistas incendsarios, albo-
b mero en Estados Unidos que en otra parte, alenta la Potadores nez-os y traficentes de druzss, sino que en .
i Gsperanza de que la presente administracioa ¢e este el norte escd ¢r2s0 Ienzzi0 Novo y ijui, 13 emenaza | .
| Pals aproveche la coyuntura de ung convulsion en Ge un larea excises cn is circel dz Atlanta, pede s0-
i Gan escata en Cuba e itervenga alls “manu mitari” bee fa cabeza cst 2x-sen=tor Rolando Masferres y seis
‘ - para restabiccer las Lbestades secuestradas por los ru- amigos su; 08 g¢ tratarun d2 sixcar a Castro desde Ia
: ws ee Sus titcres nativos. . ~ Republica de Haiti.
i fo ef tiempo que transcurre, sin una sola sefial También esti preso en Fort Elgin, avestro amigo
2 - objetiva, inconfundible, ce que el presidente Rickard Sergio Freijoy tres compar. cros $uy us.
: . M. Nixon tiene una poscidn distinta en Ia czestion Por afiadiduca, se sabe cue el gtupo de cubsnos, fe : -
: eubana a la de sus antecesores democrats en 1g Casa ~ allamente -emzenzdo: que ‘mantenia “eomunicacién
. + Blanca, estd erosionando esa esperanza. “Y t is Constante coa Cuba. en misiones recretss con ef rey :
bos cubanos que se nos esté tomanda el pelo en forma. paldo de fa CLA, ka sido disperasdo, i :
° crud. . - - ~z¥ que de.266 cubanos que fonasban parte,como | | ,
Alganos afirman que existe en el Departamentorde > iciales, Ce Ics disintos cuerpos armacos de Estados ot :
Estsdo y en el de Defensa en Washington, una deci “Unidos, algunos hzbiendo cenido hearosamente en ‘ .
sién tomada en favor 4e fe welta de nuestro pais al Viet Nam, coz¢: musieren a fueron mutilados pars | , ot .
. soncierto democratico et hemisferio, Siempre alzueos de sean + alia, solo pesmanecen 50 en ,
_ En todo caso, esto es cn seereto al que contradicen Servicio activo. :
. » bes hechos, que son muy fercos y que no Gesaparecen Ep contras:e com esto. se sabe que sizuen cobrando ;
porque %¢ esgrima Con macstria fa palabra que genera tis sueldo‘misersb!s que debian quemarte f3s macos, | : ‘
- + esperanzas, aie des. una catecvs de e2ncitas. que en mala korg | ;
. No ha disininuido fa sepresién de las actinades eaten eh Puesre Duh, Cys tne mision es fa de }
jas Geos Patriotes contra Fidel Castro deste los Judas, que deliesa cucizuer esfisezo d2 los Bupa |: :
nidos. de accitn por * scer Sezer 5 Ciba ou mensvie de lide} Fo:
Las agencias fecerntes, Aduanas, Burd Fecera! de tidad con Nes cae len emdiciones de eutesune pe i
tigaciunes, Guardacosras, Agencia Central de ta- figro, manue=e13 ennuzsta ef Labaro de la redeisis con- i .
teligencia, Agencia de Sseelgencia de la Deferss, Pa- tra ls opressoa. a . ocd
~ trulla de Fronteras, siguen manteniendo el elevado ng. Estos son bechos que se dan de cachetes con sex ot - ot
mero de agentes pra exgedir que salea un solo bote Peranza de que Nixon sf conduzes con Nosetios en . aa
on un fusil de Ia Floss hacia Cuba, que ordend des- forma mejor 2 como ce concujeron Kennedy y Lye 7 :
« Pplegar aqui ct fallecido aeesidente John F. Kennedy, don Johnson. Bea. x
én los mismos momentos en que Prometia, sn que le Ayidenos Noste Ar-itica como ayuda fa Union | ; .
ereciera ta nariz, como a Pinocho, c2da vez ae decia Sovidtica alos irate, y 21 Viet Cong. u coma sostiene + .
ena mentirs, que levoberia pronto en La H-tana he Fidel Castro a bes --ctrittonens de Unizsis, Vereauelz, (|
* bre, Ia bandeta que te eKcregG en un acto pittico, Is Colombia. Breit, Are -ptesa y Guatereada. Nagacum- i ;
. Brigada 2500, a la te A traions en forts wi, que plir los acuertos eit orroconz'es y te fetulacion om 7
fe 0 Olvidare:nias jamas 195 eubanos, ta de! Contec. cuz sz compron 3155 2, casa ha;
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SOURCE; Rolando MASFEERER Rojes.
A. OTA-1901, 29 January 1970
B. OTA-1743, 19%: Boventer 1969
GC. OF4-1695, 5 Noverber 1969
2D. OTA-1556, 22 Ecptanber 1969
__ fl. The following infornstion was obtained by ¥-10 while be ves having lunch
with Rotando MASFERREX Rojas on 15 February 1970.
i + @. MASVERRER asked Marcos 2ODZICURZ Menendez to incorporate the dissident fec-
: tion of the Cuban Christian Democratic Movermot in Extle (MIC), and all the persons
‘ who beve joined this group or fection, ioto the operation which MASFERRER has or- i L.
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Castro activities.
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1. AMOT report OTA-1901, from AMOTEX-10 (please prctect),
who obtained the information fron conversation with Rolando
‘MASFERRER Rojas on 28 January 1970, follows:
nace +
— ; a. MASFERRER said that two officers belonging to the
i Green Berets had promised him to give special silitary
training to his friends, This training will start in
February 1970 and will be conducted on weekends in the Ever-
@lades. (MASFERRER did not mention the names of these two
officers, or where in the Everglades the training will be
conducted).
b. According to MASFERRER, these two officers also
; promised to standardize their weapons by furnishing ¥-16
Wi when ee rifles and, other war materie] to then.
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CET CHEF synuary 1970, the two officers had taken~ “Alfreag BUNIZ" to: : -
' a Green Beret: camp locatéd in the northern part of Florida. | . |
i NUNIZ, according to MASPEARER, is a former menber of the | —_
i Cuban Hational Police and was erred. -WUSTZ is oo , a a
t sone students at 7 Humboldt St., Havana, Z is now
connected with
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: 2. The Station has deternined that Cempany D and C of
20th Special Forces Group, are armed vith 4-l6s, with Hqz. in
Jacksonville, comprised of 66 nen split between Tazpa and Miami. . -
Arny policy is to allows reserve units to lease their own training | ©" : ans
space vithout keeping track of where this space is. . :
3. There are no Station traces on Alfredo HUSIZ. AMOT
traces on Alfredo A. KUNIZ Mussa indicate travel Havana-HNadrid,
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- REP: OFA~1520, 10 September 1969.
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The following information was cbtsined s by E-10 on 25 Octo-
i ber 1969 and reported on 27 October 1969.
- 2. Rolendo MASPERRR Ro jes told Eel10 that Engineer dcae Elias
Be ée la TORRISUTS Asurie, axa "Pape," is the orly p-rson whe ts involved
in a serious estivity in favor of the freedom of Cuba.
_ “tsSPERRR ede 7
‘ - 464 that TORRIZNTS had mot Cuben Comunist lesders in Visz7a (Austria) :
4 end Mexteo.
(HASPERRER 624 not nention eny :a#.es or datesi.
30 MASFSRRER also seid thet the CIA (Centrel Intelli.ence sesnes.
meee nommnpereee me NO RS
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bed nothing to do with Cuben effeirs and thet tne latter sre in the
bands of the Pentagon.
b MASPERAER seid that he wes sorry to sey it tbat thet the Cetien os
> Rewolutionsry Party (sutentioo) is the only group whic? is effective .
“* beth in Cabs and im exile.
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D OPERATIONAL/AMOT Libertad Attacks on CIA and Collaborators
Iba REQUIRED - REFERENCES
PEPE, HTS
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Reference: UFAA-1014, 18 June 1969
1, Forwarded herewith are numerous clippings from Libertad,
does not get wide circulation in Miami it undoubtedly is retefved
- in Cuba and allows the DGI to focus on targets.
. 2. AMOTEX-36 reported (OTA-1212) on a conversation he had wit
Juan MORENZA Abreu, managing~editor of Libertad, in which MORENZA
told him of a meeting on 7 February 1969 0f Some of the members of
_ the staff of Libertad. The following were present: Jose NOGUEROL,
General Managér [probably Jose Felix NOGUEROL y Conde); Juan GONZALEZ
-- Andino, ak2 “Nano", who was then assistant director nf Libertad,
until 21 February 1969; Juan..MORENZA-Abreu,-and:-Rolando WASFERRER
Rojas, editor in chief. NOGUEROL, GONZALEZ and MORENZA tcld
HASFERRER that they were dissatisfied and displeased with Libertad’s
‘1. constant aitacks against CIA and its-collaborators, MASFEHEER
explained at this meeting that Libertad had started publication with
$3,060,00, advanced hy Rolando NOVOX (201-294243) ; which was depleted
and more funds were needed. He said experience had taught him that
the only way of achieving something in journalism was to follow a
“hard line” in its pronouncements, whether they adjust to the exact
truth or not. According to MORENZA,.a1l of. the articles concerning
CIA and its collaborators have been written by Rolando MASFERRER.
eu rues inert eth aoa mae
3. On 8 June 1969, MORENZA visited AMOTEX.30 to ask the latter
to help him find a job in New York as he was planning to quit his
job with Libertad. MORENZA seemed restless and worried. He told
AMCTEX-30 oY Rolando MASFERRER's plan to devote the next three or
four issues of Libertad to a ruthless attack on CIA and its
collaborators mentioning both Americans and Subans. He said that
MASFERRER has compiled quite a bit of information, including names
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concerning attacks on. CIA and its. collaborafors.. Although: Libertad :
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ard background data on CIA, and that he was looking for photographs
of some of the persons whom he would mention in the articles. 7
MASFERRER plans to mention activities of tse past as though they
were currently taking place. MASFERRER hopes in this way to increase
collection of func* to enable continued publication of Libertad.
4. AMOT comments that since Libertad was first published,
MASFERRER has used blackmail to obtain cpéerating funds from #ffluent
exiles and exile businessmen, Also, MASFERRER's desperate attacks
against CIA could be the fact that on 19 dune 1969 the Sew Orleans
._ Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the appeal presented by :
MASFERRER's attorney, Gino’ NEGRETTI, regarding the .sentence imposed.
by a Federal Court which sentenced MASFERRER to a few years of
imprisonment. MASFERRER could possibly wish to make a deal with
CIA offering to stop attacks in return for a favorable decision on
his attorney's appeal
- §S. The article of 6 June 1969 issue of Libertz¢ refers to
Luciano MARTINEZ Ortega (201..292688), Arturo iguez
(201-328685), and Rafael LLANEZA Gomez (201-291555), who were.
involved in reporting on the Haitian Invasioa Plan which was
was not involved in the case though he 1s mentioned in the article,
The principal source of information was AMFIX-1, who was reporting
directly to AMOTEX-15,°"It.is notevorthy that AMOTEX-15's naze is ch
the only one missing in the article. After the arrest of personnel
involved and-the pick-up of their equipment by U.S, authorities, ,
Girected mainly by AMBWIRL-1, AMPIX-1 received a reward. AUF IX-1
6id not appear as a witness against MASFERRER.
6, A number of the articles are allegations against Joaquin
BARJENIS (201.266348), oo
7. AMOT-31 (201-287314), who was terminated after an investigation
of his activities (UPGA-21388, 11 May 1965), ag well as his close friend
AXMCONCERT-1 possibly could be involved in providing material to
Libertad,
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.cido solo por Raul.
1en sus facnas, dan-
: grecia a los fusiia-
indose sadicamente
i, asegurandoles que
. el ultimo en que
tiempo, este crimi- _
con una sefiora de
pe, cuyos hermanos
ipigtarios de Ja ruta
snumero 33. Vivian
.D Paraiso, en El Co-
de La Habana. La
mada por su macre,
gat a Miami. Protto
\, Algunos de los pre-
2ckeron 4u maldad y
iperan para dasle un. -
scidimiento.
XX ;
: Cuba: No te hemos
% porque no come
1a pluma ni un lapiz. |
1, be eszribimos en pa -
“ver.
hace casi imposible
isa uno la vida persi-
2 boniatico, un plata
Jajiros que antes pe-_
4 fopa de uso para en
cailzbaza, un pedazo
ahora s¢ conforman
wo de aguardiente o
208. Pero estos tam
in.
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fas que se tiene por
al regimens, te ha he-
duro por paste de
ws de chivatus. Hasts
‘tesias con los que vie-
Estados Unidor. en los
Varadero, «7 .
de que tudes admiten
al ocurris un velco.
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FOR IGNOTES
| Fricasaron dos intentos de
dar muerte a Fidel Castro en
Santa Clara.
Un “jeep” cel eercito, en la
entrada de la capack willzyeha
desde el ocste, ato fuego de
ametralladoras contza la carava-
na de autos del verdego. Cuando
huia, entro en ia cizézd en direc
cion contraria al traisco y choco
con un carro de la peiscia, provo-
cando el vucico ce est. Los dis-
fueron escuckados por
cientos de personzs. Finalmente,
abandonaron ei vehsculo y esca-
“pason por'las tomas del Capiro
rumbo al Escamtray.
Otro: Con motivo de un mi
tin que se celedrzba en Santa
Clara, un horsbre al que se ba-
bian amputado ambes piernas y
se movia en una sZa de ruedas,
reclamo ver a Castro, simulando
ser un entusiasta partidario suyo.
Ya muy proximo a la wibuna,
fue registrado. Llevaba una enor-
me carga de explosives. Fue fusi-
hhdo. .
ox
” ¥ hablando de ba ciudad de
Marta Abreu: ef bospitel ¢s un
antro de hosrores a carzo de un |
medico des2tmade Temade Be-
nito Remedios. Cassdo caiza fa
bestia, enfermos y empieados lo
matoran a patalades. Se dice
alli: “todos tenezocs un matava-
cas despalmado.”
publicacsia que trae
ty mofie en cada pict.
ce
sen cet ec IOy
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EN EL Y'¥CA, Bisfara sitade
Festiwal jssenit, Comenzara 3 as
2:23 para leeminar a fas 12 <=
153 Sef 18th Avenida. Scucd Dis
play y Sholfling Kingse cspute
ria meyer reportorios ¥ ina.
Fiesta de Primavera. Czcea:
$122 Para ampliar mejores ¥
exiretenimientes para joveres-
COUITE HEBREOC:Aama En
plene actividad para le recavde-
. Cte eestinada al Fondo de Emer.
qencia de Isract de S13. inicial
srecte un ésilo, Le comribucién
élegnraré ta meta. Le acciin pes-
sonal de Lcrnerdo Benes, permite
asticigae que al Comite Scsrarh
2a roble errpete. Todes & incer-
gararse, Con Benes figuras: Leda
Seckunan, Miguel Beavaecky,
bévsham Zachoisky, Sarnei Bel
ford, Sender Vielsen Adernbs
Rathl Doov, Or. Gitetia Faldo
kris, Presidente y Mecen Roren-
waigq, Secretaria,
sneeeeeeeod
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van aneie
¥ cost sin excep cases pir
teozes cubanos res les p20,
res explotadores SF 3 empabe
G25, ovzeros © erm leltns. :
Un afan de ecopicituento
+ terticero se ba epolemde ee los,
emizrados. Se brie das eyes
: sociales, se wenden aricclos ¥
$e prestan servicios de mala ma
rau ed
Co:.zanza”, é: bh
gata”. Es 5a pescben bese
8 stis tonzindss ¢2 armas, cora-
és por un general ce! eercito
venezolano a bos anticztrisias
se hacen nuevos picnes, se dew
een avr
en el rar contra los comunistas. Muchas de les vietir2s Cie:
Esta errpcesa, qe cztio inauz> — ell dia que caiga Cera y que &r
+ mat bE steto Litenatos” que temos Ge cur Los vanes,
gacio en ef “Oranz2 Bowl” C2 Je vamos 2 dar wo 7224 2 esis
Vizmi, en medio de ks mayores perros insolentes. Evitenteriea
espereczas, for frasirzis pa tz te, vinieron para a3 porqus Cas
los incasases jefes del tro no los hizo gazes Ce sus
y pos ws par ce chivatos cu- eampos de concezsncon.
anos de fa D):zzpol venezolas.a.
Tambien se esfucrzros $26,000 =x
de los que no ce supo jamas. °
Pogina para la Ristoria wergonzo” La CIA hsbm iedocido cea
sa del destiesto. 2 cero Fsus cuatrcs de integra
: cia y subversion c-cares que =
ess 9 sios atras eben cemosreto
; - arrojo y discrecice, enti2ndo 7
Manotito” Artime fue vapu- saliendo a Cubs ea miiones pe
feado foertiemente en sus afancs. ....grosas... --- euhyres
de elegir 2 ta prowezdo suyo, De hace ux ties=7o 2 ba fecha,
do Buti, eh los come
eins de los veterancs ce fa Brigae = sroflan los “team”, intensi-
da 1506. & ke vio muy activo fica el adiestresiesto, s¢ Dx; "
ran los equips.
spoil prealeiapelma a Ako se cocna ¥ de geo
u Astzce Cepeda wp”
fuerte olor 2 cofzc, » pesar oe , xe -
fo tempraao del domirgo. - Lo
Un amigo de &s muchachos
oad que se hallaban pce en Kuers
. . “desk, acusados 6 erdocat boxer
Jan lucrativo ha sido ss nego = bes contre. Jos oomunitas, vere
do de comtsecciones en Puerto =a. un criollo de ex que en nhea-
Rico, que el exprensdente Cass ein hacen cumio pueden pur bs
geando Londo 2 pas si no mufcia 2 mis Bo
3.
een
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Un civdzdzno negro que ve-
pia de Sina Clara para Estz los
Unidos, fae provocado scezmieae
te por un grepe de hen wes
en era Ciiciea castrista. El ne-
gro, hamo cz kas groserizs, le
zplasto Ip naciz dz tn contun-
ecnis oa cro de tos nefia-
nes, 2 qeica buto que porerle
ea 92 So, en medio dz la san
gre, bos f.ueses cudndos. El ne-
gro foe condenaso a 29 afios de
easeek.
fa 2.43 electcres, sb og
elect ce ja Brigada
tegido Lagarde EB i.
po dz cuyo papa pearaba. Ugarse
a ke republcunos.
Ea ctra paste «irma que Lis
Conte Apiero tiene una nutriza
eseula netiucna para su seg+
ridad personal.
Y¥ ro te escapa de sus pines
toss comentarios,.<b mayor cd
eéreso de los Estados Unidos
Exe‘do Oliva, de quien dice que
alk <r er ee
Esta seceion puede ser acusada, pracucamente, de cualquier
mencs de entusi..ia por Ios tres prances del destiertro
Batista, Prio y la CIA.
No pasa aperZs ima semana sin que, por tumo, los pongamos
donde merecen. .
Pero sempre hemos aclarado que cuzlesquier posicio!
ion correcta
de estos en relzcwn con Ia causa del rezseso, serianios Jos prime-
ro etoue ‘lama objetividad. 0 justicia. ¥ se baza en la presuncios
é&
radie es tan malo que n0
foimmos 2 Nueva York, una hoja de un amigo de LIBER-
tenga remedio.
tambien bo es de Batista, Mas.uel J. Benitez, que incluy*
TAD Cecuraciones enviades al maestro de periodistas que es Ente
Pizzi d2 Porras, editor internacional del diario “El Tiempo”,
sndo su poscson sobre ef debatida tema de lus eleccione
evita
Las regrodgucimos y las eplandimos.
“Ninguaa persona © colectridad detenninada en el exilio, per
fuerte que parezca, tencra autoridad pi
itica o snoral para hablas
ea nomtse de Cuba a individuos, entitades, izistituctones 0 gobicr-
sos en ef extranjero.
Lo importante es la composicion de una genuina representa
Gon cubes en el exiio, una organizecion que hable y actde, 29
como grupo, sino como pucblo’
2xx
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AYUDAR
- A LIBERTAD
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-~ . SECRET.
cesta Svionlat
fiat TOROS mis
senel
jozZa eb ei
bs
(more
esile y 3 Avenida. Insoguradas.. Von |
Clicinas de Business Consullacts | mena
+ Gervices. Nueva oportunidad pes | fer en
ra cabanos y latinos. Dy los Orig i
-~) fosterates Booze ste Peet fag
tare V. Gonatter, Baldoreendtf 2
Guasch Subirane 1 eee 2
Suascle Leper. Un esfuerse <igs8
de anctare. J t mS extraviados
Comite Ausiliar ‘ispano Catiice @enciss
+
$25 €2 estar ayuderdy, + z
= mio el ene Panis
uscida “Peoa”
Doz Duvalier. Liger de este con
Ww expeto haitiano, es el exe
we de Port de Pix, Henri
ixemar, residente en Africa y
- _, 3h Que estos dizs andoba pos
. | * atm, Algunos creen gue Vixe-
nn @s acente de la (14. Pero
oa acusan de cosas Freres sus
. — se
aa funte donde sera borcend
Gnguids ¢irujana oo
ba
te h2o famoso
Weta, defendiendo » ra
+ Sacionalistas que intentaron ra-
t
esis el lunes en la creel feee
i Atlanta, Geosyja, entre-
b: Vstandose con Onsnds Bosch.
<i u Suarez, hombre
EDIFICIO JOSE Marti, ve Seay rico, residente en. Nueva
que render a bosch,
re aa
Puerto Rico
imins-
&
&
i
8
: ete | cor
” Desi :
& Noe cerns Paiaron de cuenta
Para que Castro vuel
Peltirths Bxitmes Aes
oe svalerio an telscid-
can ef verdugo de fa Haha”
en of Oupcat Plaze, cus
heneficies proporcient a fe
ala evbana. Gesticar
9 te conlinuidad de los
en 16 Centro,
ee
ESTUOIANTES Cotsnes; Ee
slelo de conlerercias, Scbre
=uxx
Universidad ¢e Wises, Stodent Se supone que hay unos
Union Fis. De Hig School, Or- £2 atjocios, porindtcr piped
gemizaderes fijarin la pista td ¥ COMETCOS cubsnos en ef
serrsne maya cis. foe dian.
oy,
asus paisanos ~
pee eae
eh de
bendiza,
un “ticker”
Tas leyes def
del colepa ~S
Xxx
D392 Rolando Novoa: “Yo
con “Perico™ Suarez y
-doza en el czsing és
a Vien tn Lele
220 ae te Le
Puntes arericanos. Say yan
eudanos 7 Ce €:24, solo tos ries
£4 aceite sen al tepete verde, Era
Gn nezio redondo. Exce
que la rosdida de Palacio no
era cams. Yo ti-mo entregzta
$25,000 mensuzies para la pri-
mera dana de bo que producian
bos trezacicveter, Yo creo Ge
si Batis 5 nada mas cu,
Bo que se auttalo oa el jocea
We OA te. dae
tin
volucaones coxira
Sin comentarios. : oe
"Maceo Folgosa era “autenti
co” en tiernpon de Jos “autenti-
cos” y batistiano despues del 10
ie ¢ metio
con ef Dizector de
Ministerio de Hacienda Mine!
A quien
msotsos:
, San Pedro se by
oo!
TICKET DS 7RAFICO A DELAGE
Un policis de Nueva York;
vacaciones en Le Fhaida, fibnd :
pe ig de
2 no” ao
here” af editor
Esto course to Un sstaursee:
Tama se impretiono
Detage c0n fa ererfa del were”
de Nueva York que bs patro-
Fee ae Pete nezt0n ef inci
tersizron pow os salud.
Pass fo 25 conn es ona
bote” 1 ona “ery;
id deypses be yintas 3 man,
ities 003 execlente Lingoyts :
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Notas Sueltas
Hibiban unos borcachos Echaron a Stanley Ross
2) painlo lunes en Le ba- Com ecitor en iefe de “EY
tra Cel elegante Pretiat Tiezoo” de Nueva York.
“Nizzzya” de Ja catte 8: 7 Smeros inuc:
“Nesotraas tenemas infilira £0 ” “ros demminsc:.
toczs las organizacion.ss s2- Su k:zer fué ocusado por
Voiuconzrias Cel dio. A- | ge achenemizo Juan An
Gui ro se mueve nadie que £4 Bras, toricua, que fué
LOlO0S NO Gueramos. La Cirector det canal 47 de
expzdicion dt: Masferrer TY. Pareze que ha slido
contra Haiti, nos pzoduso
8 mil pesos como premio * dederay Goaztez, que pese
que nos dio lz Acuzn3 por a bo gue se diza de él, era
‘Sres. su czptura. El 22%eg9 Zo ¢] coicmnista mis leido de
i A rinArs. a ae nits dio un “dean pay- “El Tisrpo™,
| (ALSIIGE FELEY eovzater 1] vdieo
| i Tere ope] mobs WSs ded, ese cinefo.'S: Ventera. representante de
ie Cuba pe ros Pore t “EI Tiempo” en Miami.
de Cubanos _— . a ta, Estabamens in is rezistrado ef titula
3 Furcions 2600 S.V. 8 ST, Til, 652-5666 formados de-todo por Liz- Saul a oie mayo. Dice
70 estan re- ee sets, Luciano Martnee y que al preserte, se estan
§ listas 5 fos ef “Pekun™. Hicimos que vendiendo a 20 centavos,
88 afios, que “Catillo” les dijess que bs
fos a enteas tase de Cocoa Plum Key, ux .
Sy que sus 0 eee que era una casa de serurti-
ido He. Mevite bY £o7 repeats Reve te ee ded de “la compatia® fa
fi pES - ZAPATOS ESPANOLES ian’ alquilar. En to de. El hospital para tubervulo-
le CAPAS DE AGUA - SOVBREROS Poti ala que cape os de Lartera, en Went
“wmite espe- TODD A PRECIOS MCRESELES cura haitiano tambien lef Palm Beach donds hay rane
ws doctores | - g2ramos una buena corms chon enfermos cubanos, es
+ Tormoz, COGS gona la Aduana. Y at Mase fun aniro ce bortones Su
* paca, Case focrer ese bo meteremosen Fl cio. Sala alimentacion.
isto Pendas, " reese ee rer Five APRICAMA = peste la carcel. Ese no pucde tna Sutper.cucron 12s funciones
do Pas Seste 7 918808 Ae eristel con ow erosion, Cera porque allt es cxpaz de care. Fay quinientos in
ninas de ¢ acuiamnos a nore tern:én. En falas de 72
ERM EE ! ry anny 3¢ fomaron otra Ste! hombres sto pay ,custso
Ras pronta Ns APVTeree 9 EE de Felige Hy seconreron B teras en tos servicing sani
‘es + nihen LAIGUAGES Liocnareay dus aciones de bzca!30 al anos. ¥ cuatio duchas y
penids Sia fs Wetenss H pa pa 7 lavanans. Abundan. los
O92, Meje P48, tes 8 i estos rulianes Castio—F bogrscora y bos Aslincuen-
isadican Riesrstte Stytis0 i esta en ef pcder. . tes. Lin exfermos dicen
‘Atociacion = ' Mios!, $i, S15 : Etse ex el desvierro de fos Wl que mejor moruse de una
yanos. i. Pee SATIN SATOMI chieatos bos soplunesy los Bl vez. O fugu dal tal how
Ccdies acentes.
pial. ¥ est es une insti
La jesticis rds pero Reza.
aonsennd@CiMOS
BOs,
; a ACTIVIDAD FEDOUL ADA. El Burd Ejecuiivo
; ote de bos Municips ratios Indegerdientes 2 encucn
3258 HY Tia Sf, Teodulo Gntiz tia cORstitiitu en “ewin permanente th nisin s
ad wO0 ited. HL re ie : bos importanies fects que emla n'a wéstis se estin
Ferdo. decidifamente encaronadys a obtener,
i : meen - Fat | : medio del triscfa de las armas sedentenas, Sa total
DAN 2557 _
BOD Bi PA + Ra CMO 4 nw en”
tar.biin ¢e alli Diego (Ten- Li
. . acto Ge 13 pitta y Ia expubion defic:tiva de ms 4
ras ss ‘ such. papain aiee as terme conrs titere tyo | ;
: 'o chacal Fidel Co t602, :
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La noticia es definitiva: acaba
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este aprovzchado “postaién” ha.
bia vivico como un pashden Es de fa
tados Unizos, gracias a una [3-
bulosa entrada ce bilietcs verdes Bie
que le Uszcba de Washington ca-
da fin de mes con relizicsa pun-
tualidad. Se especula sobre el
monto d2] dinero que el hom-
bre de lus ~dientecites y las me-
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del impericlinmo™, le costé al
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que en sus momentos dz opulen:
cia, Luis Conte, que no ha po-
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Aureliano Sanchez Arango, rispido ex-minisuo de Estzdo y :
Efucacion del sa-presdente Carlos Prio Socarras, salio per un .
comerto de su larpo elencio y descarzo un brulote contra “ia
usizad hipoctita en que exda grop> monta su tinglado con cerse-
ternticas bochomeus é: comite de barrio, cestinado a explotar
colzctas y fabricar feisos Gderes paca vivir perasitariamente”.
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Omzira Rua, Si2yda Gonza Campanudo!
ker, Marilyn Mequvira, Joan fodo esto, a nombre de una son lantasmal con ef
rf na orznizecion i
sxmposo titulo de lazgo metraje Ce “Frente Nacional Democrs-
txo Triple A™, dz ia czal el es, deste hvego, el secretasio general.
Goberna y Mezc2des Perez.
Un nuevo gropo de aluronas
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€ Fre Acades Frivada de pecie de imprudente “Gcomerang” que ha ido a dar sobre ba cabe-
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thos de exilio bajo ef gobierno de Gerardo Machado, siete bajo el
de Fulgencio Busta y diez largos bjo el de Fidel Cestro.
Y que se sep2, axdi¢ ha visto jumas de que ccior es su taneta
és! “Social Security”. Quiere decis que Sanchez esta prlecto 2°
suerte con el p. .
"fa sabemos como se Mamas los que no sudan ta camisa ai st
sgnan el pan de eaéa dia en Ia brega de los periodicos o bss cate-
dias o las oficinas: pursuits.
Aunque geates mucxass sofisticadas les dicen insespetuoszmente.
boteLeros. .
Es inconeebibie 4-4 ef antiguo so del tector Rodolfo
Sendez Peiate, exdurcionasio Minssteri> -1¢ Comercio en
tiempos en que ef encore! Batista eva hombre influyents por los
afos 35, se streva a mentas be soga eu cata alotcaso.
Y que n9 nos senza erte jacotino de clara con limon a decanos
que ef es profesor de ta excurls de “Pepe Tacones” Figueres e9
Turrialba, ni consejero de Don Romulo Betar.court porque tary
bien sabemos que evtzs bien retsibuidas canongizs no soa cs bes
que dignifican a nadie. Ee cialmente porque en 12 escuela de Cos-
ta Rica, anda la mace ds los musifices de le
En cuanto a lo def munichiime del sefor S0n, sospechamos
que Sanchez respira pet Ia herida de sus frustraciones cuando ep .
tro con otsos szpos de notoria jettatura, Arzcelio Azcuy extre
ellos, en un comme de barrio para elepir al izquicrdista Hoven
flumphrey, a quien Nixon dys temend2 tunda en Jas urea.
El “kennediuo” de Sanchez le fue-de mucho provecho. Lo
flevo 2 picaron y bien pazado eomite de barrio del Frente y ch -
Consejo, del que se marcho airsdo, svlo 222.0 no lo escozirson
2el como el numezo ono, en hugas del perinclita Jose Miro Cardo-
na.
Antes, he habia perecido bien que un Sicta del “State Depast-
pnt ha poeta ite Oe oe del seropussto de Yas .
a media docens 2 ganayanes sin clientele para gubernar a Caba
cuando bejasen los “manaet”. . :
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sincera.
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circulzcion en fe Kteratura prdsica no entes pera nada ba Ege
con. Clisses de sia cuando Seachez, hace mas de medio 2:70,
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mm, los jrijoles y et
mparecido virt
entros de distribu-
tos en todo el pa-
nua
3 bos wuelos origi- Esta fue la tonica de los tres compatriozas
s gae kebiaron be eae.
devo, ba dicho que de del pasado domingo, cabe los frondous pines y uveros de c2-
spital cubana, han eta ce Crandon Park, en Miami, a menin d2 dos miles del kxzar
a panaderia fun- eunde o hallsba, el dia de Pascuas ce Restreccioa, el peesidezte
nal ‘ . Nawoa.
. be calle Primelles. En Cuba va 2 ocunir una insurrection popes © un polpe de
fes y Th calzada de aportantes factores militares en actho. Sas protablemesir, bs
1 8id0 cerradas an. eos cosas en forfia simultanea,
«fe harina y — ~~ BS mas que posible, que las fuerzas arezadzs de Estados Unis. ~
: €a tepresentacion de la OFA, ocupe e} pais. Ofita 22a por preo
algunos meses, ef beers
ri derivados . - oy itable que alli, por meses 0 por 240%, ecurrza comrcisio-
pesca Virieal ane pe Fi © la ertaca inevitable de tas poerras cordes y tas sevcbacio-
gnads en la com Quizas haps falta ef concurso armado és los fzctores cons
3. E sto pen Gentes del exdio para’ ayudar 2 decidir ta ones por ef came de-
odes pe be aa mocratsco, en ef mas breve tiempo posirie.
Lanes Habra que ahorrarle al pais la caida en ox Serrancn de zea.
I a de la falta ean ©€ insegutidad como ocurrio en Remsbiica Dominican.
‘ Patz eso necesitamos instrumentos electorates *ECTORE. 22
Rentos contenien- Parlamento feerte y una vizilancis popui comsamte pas ore
. todo el proces no dey-mboque en US expadcm. Sercenio ata
peecario alivio ha "“damocraci éiigida” ni una dictadosa seodo mackmui.
ia una imonia triste.
sores con el arroz Para e10, Ia juventud de la emignacios ecbe seumis armas y
a importedos. de sprestarse a sata el charco y peleas en bs azsteasy iss exqomas
: 1 -é& abana.
pt on produc: Y desde ahora, debe hacerte concientia en ba prea y be redo
s.: . en esta disercion. Para eso ha salido a la exe LISERTAD. Pox
wies se hacen, co- eso, esta publicacion s¢ mantiene a igual cssconez de los ters pes
ita voz cont el derosos oportaaistas que aspican pescarse todas bas senmecies en
Sbtics.de produc- el rio revurko de fa guerra en Brtkza, Prio y fe C14.
émiento de viveres El pucblo de Cuba se merece un mejur destino, Pero ashore
8 fas propias fuer. wus instrumentos politicos, militares y ce propaads, tbo de
. -a lo mas altos ataduras onerosas. Echemos ahora los fesdementos de las erts-
+ gpegemen. des publicas fueusas en Cuba.
: contempls como __ iAprobado! er .
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Nads dijo ef camzp2n-do Se-
cretario, cuyos po+tos de vista
en relacion con fa politica inter-
nacional se e2lifics como de cua-
Si pacifista “paluxra”, de los 31
jovenes militares eze perecieron
en panera azserce- 1
que esperztan que el pre-
sidente Richard 4. Nixon, quien
en la campafia elestozal condeno
en forma enfatic2 bs vacilacio-
nes del presiderse Lyndon B.
Johnson en las pe:zicnes para et
rescate de fs t:.pu'zcion del bas-
co “Pueblo”, se ta quedado
con dos palmos ds narices ror
la pusilanime zet!2u4 de su Se-
cretario de Estedo frente al odio-
so crimen de los comunistes nor-
coreanos.
Toto parece tices que los
Norcoreancs, alertidos por Ia
debil seaccion norte arnericana en
el caso de “Purthu™, s¢ sintieron
estimulados para snetrallar en
el espacio, sin pievin aviso y sin
darles la alternaterz 4e 1a e2ptu- def 3, Bah vestarente, estén enterradas en un arenal
ta, al avion ée stecnocimiento. ao Vahamas, .
Poco imports a Ins bandidos No tenemos por qué ocultar nuestra tristeza y de-
comunistas que ef avion estuvie- cepciéa con Ja gicrioza Brigada. El egoismo sérdido, fa
se volando sobre kes acuas inter- incapacidad, la soberbia arrogante, el eometimiento al
nacionales del mar de! Japon, 3 que paga, han parado en este espectdculo miserable.
mas de cien miles de Ia costa co- Castro debe waiver, mejor que nosotros mismoz, aue |
Feana. inerme ertamns. Que torpes y malos somes.
IRONIA mee lo numeroso y Io rico del destierro, wi hubiese’
Represents ura fronia san- 8 sentimiento patridtico y hombres mis firmes en §
grienta, que no ba pazado desa- la adversidad, podriamos mandar al cuerno 2! depar-
percitida para ef gitlico, que tamento de estado y la CIA y pegar a Castro duro y
bo abe nt Ge esate Sigs, 1 con eficacia —_ :
sicacion rst, ema 3,
taron alos 3! ae Pero esta visto que no damos la talfa. No servimos
CRIXO
tn ened = fg 6 +
"ea eee en _ : LE 1967 : :
*. Mendey pavers, de la comision
FV energie ant-comunssta, que Notie Acccca uv cs un ir
Luis Torres, aspirante con los mejores titulos que
era a la presidencia de la asociacién de veteranos de la
Brigada 2506 renuncié aduciendo que iha a ser aplas-
tado por un escandaloso fraude en los sufragios.
Siendo presidente de la Asociacién Salvador Ma-
druga, se anuncié que iba a-ser organizado un “ejér-
cito Hbertador”. Se hicieron alistamientos, se recau-
daron fondos, Y después, ni se dijo qué destino cupo
dinero ni se le mostré un arma a nadie, ni se realizé
una sola operacién contra Castro. Del “ejército Lber-
tador” nadie volviéd a acordarse.
Segiin parece, la candidatura que apoyé Ja Agencia
Central da. Inteligencia que aparece hasta en la sopa
de los exilados cubanos, ha ganado los comicios.
' Sa presidente Juan José Peruyero, ha dicho que |
“solo loz-.americancs pueden hacer efectiva la lucha.
contra Castro”,
_ Nosotros no compartimos esa paladina declaracién
de indefensi6n de Peruyero. Creemos cue con-
dena a ser enterrados en suelo extrafio. Nos hace impo-
tente. Porque los americanos no lucen nada interesados
en echar a Fidel Castro y-los rusos de Cuba.
Ya antes de todas estas desgracias que han des- -
truido, a todos los fines pricticos al grupo desterrado
de mayor potencial combatiente y que ahora es un ixs-
trumento mds de la politica de Estadzs Unidos, que
no tiene planes contra Castro, la pobre Brigada recogié
algunas armas y las entregé a un plan de accién cono-
cido por “la coordinacién”. Nada salié de aquello y las
CA ee a ae pce see wt yen meee onan rage
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4 de fas influyentes revites “Newsweek” y “Tame” yreproducidas
“Hi perso con un resumen és aa pformacirn t-mada de estos infla- fh.
fH yentes semanarios comeraicass sobre ura t*2 de tetiro obsce- if
1] 9, “Che”, que se cfrecia ex em teatro del Vilage de Nuva York.
i ndamos a esta peace pacata que uo comprer be edicion
HW éeS $4 de abril de “Newsweek”, cuya inforracion masznpliase 4
f tztta “El Sexo y zs Asics”, cor dustracion mey audaz,en coi’ ji
os . ot ry i es, ex ba ;
- * 4 WV sé de vores alcsnos gezmodins sufren Ae afferesia cor. estos iF
2 A texras tan de actuziidad en ba vida americans ce hoy, ave de nin-
1 bums granera ponzan fa fot padibundos es bas meses “Ever i
tons Ecos del expatsicdo Heary Miller que Tesban a estes costas i
4 Gcade el ecziritu mod-sto de los “Pilgrims” ibraka una batalia
i cea Fo Coren Set por So
b| Ssada g2namos con negerwos 2 admitis ta exktencia de un feno-
i mend que nos zicenza a tides. Siquiera see para medis cuanto
hay de pomozrafia Cesanta y cuanto de are 2trevido en cada
i eageestion saya. Po:ue ex esta ahi. Y pareoe que para quedarse.
iy Lo saso €3 que grntes de on pueblo alepre y sennualista que hi-
f mo peesttente 4 C2r7n Prin Socarras y seuatax a VirzZio Peter, ¥
_# 2 bos prinercs planes de mnfluercia 2 “Chicho Pan de Glo-
ut fa", & “Cheno Wie y 2 Segendo Curti, sexys ahora a saszarse
e- q fas westsduras, horrorizados por ena foto que cesi ne ensefia nada, wt Roe
elias f tomada de un pci Jico de) “eaablecaniensc”. prensa, cox
: : f == Gsordos ¢
cla > : & Forsza 4
Loe } Me cocrtben 1-77 carta Besa de groserins, solo porque dg 27ui Norte a x
- .. | que Jorge Robizo pope lbor paler eer ops tnt mericzsn, &
yok cs pn eli op
gue cexcubsen. oe nament>, que nus de sus hideres es mas
que on a1zd0. O gue no foe a ba escuela. O que siente un
yrneia oimpicn pos ei stam. Los suiteins ao tienen que ser
esatrtnatl Boete comnne snort conzie. ewiriss de
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ye Soeepe ¥ Kuena oveteria. .
_ Mi corrzsponsal me acusa de “fidelist2 arrepentido”, que s7>-
bablemente estaba “chivateando a ta gente de la clandestra:
cuando el cesembarco de Giron”. Esto no es verdad: yo vin a2.i
el primezd ce enero de 1959. Y dos afios antes, andubs por iz x-
ra “fzestra tras los “barbudos”, muchos de los cuales agus san
ahora mis camaradas. No fui a Giron porque me veto cl Cozse:9.
Pero me 2iiste. Despues, fos amerisanos me han echado 2f:5 de
prision como si yo fuese un paquidermo. Solo porque de cu2-Zo
B en cuzndo, dizo botija verde a la C1A, a los Kennedy y a los Tae
f rros ce Szrenis”, .
—Finzinente, no tengo mala voluntad a Roblejo, a quien dsseo
toda cl2se de bienandanzas y a quicn, repito mi consejo aateros:
it No vaya a la television, No escriba. Estudie...
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H . Escuchamos a Eduardo Sufrez Hivas, ex senader
HBberal, ex senador auténtico, ex ministro de Agricultura §f
iidurante el corrompido gobierno del presidente Cartas ©
Prio Socarrés. Hablaba en un programa radial. Pe=ti-
ficaba, Daba consejos. Lo que no dé Sudrez Rizas es
i dinero, que.no le falta en proporciones que !o libren de
nm estrecheces.
En sus femores de que cuando caiga Castro an”
militar afortunado se alce con el sanio y la lizoma
del poder y-le.cierre el camino al pupitre senatorial
| . 2Qué importa que gobierne uno de uniforme o de
A Lo trascendente es que los administradores de la
cosa publica sean honrados.
¥ gi es posible, que también sean baraton. ¥ sin
i jasrogarcias, que antepungan los intereses de I patria
Ha los del extrafio poderozo. a“
iNo estaba Washington permanentemente haciéndo-
@ gracia a tancourt, los Figueres, los Bosch, Jos
aya de Ja Torre, los Muiioz Marin? ;
Bueno, pues los soldados les han resubido Ja parada
en el Peré. Y quiz4s pronto lo hagan en Ge2teerala,
n Verezuela y Repiblica Dominicana,
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el admirads Laurentina Redri-
" guez, Editor de Noticias en Espa-
fol del Catal #2. En New Jersey.
Es Presigente de la Delegaciéa
del Colege ex Nueva York NJ.
Lo scormpatan ol colega 7
wo Vice Presidente del
CMP y Maro Caria de EL TIEM-
90, “
“Manoblto” Acute, ed-te- -.
niente castritia, caries sumado
& los bereerra Kennedy, que
to hicieron néo, exs szalizando
bgarse a jos repuncanos. Eso
explica el fervor exncue defen-
dig la aspraciom a. presidir la
asociacion de weierutos de la
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vechos de mala cate73,
ane] juego a tos comue
ax dabs consejos anos
Je sus padres. Le icvea-
a historia de atrocidades
tents Clara nadie creyo.
suas biciersa un S0co-
sxonerendolo de kas fal-
Lee com uh 15a @
con mi deber, sunque
wpe absolvera™ -y que. 510
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SUBASTAS. Por el Canal 2 iV.
Iniciads el 21 hasta el 26 de abril
Pinteras, Esculluras, en venta.
Para ayudae a la WTHS (canal
2) en el programa Edscacionat
del Condads de Dade. En su ser-
wicio comunal. Cc-.vocades. ex-
pertos de Arte. Para diseutie les
frabas de aric y eb talento ar-
fistico de donantes.
000
DE INTERES. Para tos peque-
os comerciantes cubsnos refu-
Dares la noticia reilera-
da sabre los deneficios que pur-
den derivarse del sistera SCORE
Esle e-ganisma = (Adsninistraciéa
de Pequetes Negocics), que son
fos negocios de mencs de 25 em
pleades cfrece ayuda econémica
4 y ovientacion. Bajo clertas condi
ciones. Las *ficinas en ef Room
'} $12, Federal Olfice Bldg., 51 SV.
| y Primesa Avenida. tliami, Fla.
GE Pieri Vase wees
{ridas que moriran sobre ta mie-
ve en eb cestiene de Estados
Unidos 0 seran enterrados bajo
has arenas de Misi”.
Los productores de TV, radio
y prensa ercnta deben viglas
we no se produzcen comentes
aizadozas en ten pede
roses vehiculos de publicidad.
peed
Hablaba el desplumado “sin-
sonte manignero de Potrero”,
hoy tecipiente de miserable pk
tanza en-los establos de Augias ©
de Is “compafiia” en Miami:
“Ese delenss de LIBERTAD a
pelea pine. FVe8 —
PrTestip — tresacate 40 horas a la semiza
cents Orve no puede luchar
contre Is CLA, Aqui, el que se
ponza frénte al Departamento
de Estado “queda” por porfia-
Un amigo de 1a cata, que lo
ewu-kcba, retpendic al “sirson-
te con espuelas y papada dable”:
“Usted es un comecheque. Aqui
se hace pasar por revolucionario
izquicrdsta y hasta quiso que
los consunistas to hicieran “comi-
sionado municipal en Holguin”
cuando la vispera andaba de ca-
chanchan de Anselmo Alliegro,
haciendo discursos piczos en Ba-
nes. Yolo muerdo bien. Andese
con ciudado, que anda una _ga-.
Neta por el aire...”.
El paniaguado. que. sirvio de
instrumento para dividis 2 los
municipios, a cambio dz fos 30
dineros, hizn mutis por el foro...”
He aqui a dos cubanos de
Miami que no descansan en sus
afanes por el regseso honorable:
Zacatizs Acosta, ex-alcalde de
y jefe de los “Pinos Nue- .-.
Taare “aierareneanererne ne TT Tetmen eemmommen ur ar snsin mama eer : os
¢ PER
wo
El ex-general Batista, em 35
afan 22 vecir a Estados Unido
hizo cve su hijo Jorge, 4. Dir
GO sqai, optase por la crudece-
nea aericana, a fin de gut &
sechoume que SEE C2
trar aqui Reto cuan ‘e recta
zaron fs solicitud al muchacia,
el general hizo que renunciest &
ba cadadania recien sdqunts.
=x
_ Geave taf fe esta haciendo
a kos cobancs
en Miami, el rumor de quae oe
tas de ellos esta Batista
Las gentes prefieren los ve
culos publicitarios independi=e-
tes, Libres de compromis™ sop
los “papaupos” ds le puinta
tay bien Ja dectsion, un p>
oo tarce, de Enriquito Husus, ~~
ofreciendo ef dinero del rasce-
eso Danco “Jose Marti” mura
“empetos serios” en Ja iucka
contra Czstro.
Se Se olvido decir de que =
mato es el guanajo. Pero a2
esta 2 tiempo. En cuanto 2 joce
“empeios_serios”, le acomerar
mos al presidente de los mos
xs en ef exilio, que pids planes
y proyectos a las organizacomes
y lideces, sta dejar fuera a natee.
¥ qve en una especie de “Ceur-
ing House”, a cargo de conce-
éores dzi asunto y previa sucen
cia Ge aqueilos que hayan S-ko
agp que valga la pena 0 a=
. Pasa a la Pag. 15
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2.
ijurta,
el autorucil,
Ua, Cesn orgs,
ven en lex est
E2rcpsres Ce hav, torin miient
‘dos “recenteres™ de aquei pobre prehlo?
“En totes peetes Ia turba op'nonds,-
en Cuba. Ny sz ez
Hidad do q
«
‘_surtey GOGE "LOA
nen
70 fomanty evwerdos, be. conde Suto fos cccturisios cubano. gine
? ¥ ecitenc’s niveles, por extrezs. ~ : veins meer? spin sce pete }
Y hetlerds de volver, pero no tosendo neds coe agin eaten ieae |
: ofr2 cosa gue hablar, porque no guicre coriscmidad con Case. 2 fin -
. dsr por lz petri2, ni siquiera un kueso. @e Escerlos respetables & Cas
. no nen” fo ¢s muerto, preso o 22 fuga
todo Y el Stecism Ia turba, porque dicen . . Meammjero. Como pars 22 e- .
que chora Izs cosas si que van en serio, tt accerdo, Estados Urs2:5 se
. Porque ka lezedo un plenipotencisrin corprometeria a impes= que
tag0, de Bolivic, con orden de Berrizntos bes exdados armados, prooen-
Pera canjecr las cenizas sangrientas tes de este pais, saltaran a2 ela
del “Che” Guevera, por cubsnos presos. Yconsttuyeran una am.2n:72 pa
- ¥ en tonto en Cuba los presos te pudren
y ocd muy pos se.acuerden de ellos,
¥ mds importa el overtime a muchos
que oquziles presos que se estén pudriendo,
Barrientos sigue con su cisco al kombro
Y en la América hispénica, la turba
de indios y de mestizos, en acecho,
mientras sus injelices gobernontes,
gon més que tales, unos limosneres,
que por medras con. la sangre de Cuba,
haste troicioron a 4u8- propiocs puchios.
Ea eop2 de Cortés y la sotena
_ Gel Padre de Las Casas, en conventos,
wriversidudes y¥ ccencillerias,
bojo ef oprobio de la turba, ardiendo,
Y en este América de océ, lo mismo:
’ El “solar” sonqui contra el rascacielos,
al hombre negro contra ef hombre Blanco,
. ¥ e@f hombre blanco eontra el hombre negro,
¥ be tusba inrendiendo y gobernando
en duno y ef otro, Porque ambos
ma bb sweva situacion. Se cree
poss, que los exilados que in
teates & a Cuba por curz:2 pro
Setian arrestados en
dos Unidos, como ocurrie can
éo bh expedicion de P:'"2 de
¥ [a turbo detrés. Sigue el destierrs oe ; doen ance Maierter
hoy Jo smo que ayer, y los estémegor, #8 Extado Consejo de Jozz Yio
_ Gardoca, al que se inten:> tor.
. ements imponer como gosier-
moen Ceba.
Bdenticas provisiones puzecen
politicos, a los que tamt isa te-
mea bos golpistas que aus for- -
eet
mize parte gobierno ce La
Babies
No se Cescarta la pos2is‘ad,
segen tetas fuentes, de qze un
surero Emitado de cubzn-s. pe .
50 €2 caracter de militares <cate-
a@mericenos ¢n activo, acompe
fen en funciones admiriznt-
was y ce enlace, a las fuezzrs ax-
. Ce este pais y de Zacas
wacioaes de la Organizacin de
Estates Americanos, que xva-
tien tropas 3 Cuba, cor oc
wie czindo Ia guerra cid ea fa
. abexe tomaco con fos jerws.
la turta, desatada, dentro. - Reputiica Dominicana. .
Yo en Misisipi, en Dallas y en Los Angeles
han muerte, juntos; dos blancos ¥ un negro TRASINES POLITICOS
@ bs pelotones que ellos mismos . if
ermaron €n Ia turbe, por supuesco,
A bes dis binneos sobre todo, un dia,
para cs culpables o ahsoleertos,
bos Jatgard tx Historia, y ya es seguro
gue al inicizrse apenas el Proceso,
Es estas ‘sveriguaciones cay
. © en Washington la pasc2
sma, el ex-presidente Cztos
Pris Socerras, Y en idczzens
” Qrafies, con vista a Joga saa
ce te emattiomedbenneeme 5
. d sciore de influencia en et f :
|! irumpich BAHIA DE COCHINOS, Eee p-itico cubano, se bes me, i
; Orran, sPara que pedon acusar sus muertos ...3 - vido ex capital, Emilio Sez :
ree Le turba acaba de invadirlo todo: ve - Antonio Maceo, Aa po
"* bas elmas, Ins conciencias, tos cerebros, _ eho Reyes otros i ~
¥ € lesritorin norteamerizeng, ; i f°
, iy8 hen comenzado los fusilamientos! CRI LIPPIPIIODTIILION i
‘ “MIGUEL CONZALEZ BUZN BUC? i
Hialeah, Fla, 29 de Junio de 1968, RIPIPLPLIGPIVIICT ESO, - a
FOR “20 HACER CASO A :
soceeeecoe s00esssosesoescescceoonsecsos LA CIENCIA i
ORCE EL CONTROL DE LOS ALQUILE 8 Getista regses6 a ema F
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tinidad y ta prisién politica? eon Menolito,
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mo gze solo produce convulsiones y miseriza. la chit Manolito ser4 distinto. Tema inagotable para
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por d.lonce el y.ebla mais"z de Cuba.
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Bares distintos unos de otros. estan impulsando ia ver-
tebracién de un organismo ezien de direccién de la exi-
Bracioa en la lucha por el-2e2reso a la patria. Pero si
Batista, Prio y el Departezenco de Estado Norteame-
Ficano te manticnen ausexces del loable empzin, este
fracasar4.
No e3 grat reconocer esta realidad politica del exi-
fio. Pero ella no ta a desrzarecer porque nos n-gemos
a verla. (Es que acaso exisin formulas para focrzr a los
millonaries ex-presidentes exe hicieron sas fabuloaas
fortunas entramin a saco a Ins fondos pabboos con !
pasmoso deserfado a que cuxcurran al esfuerzo del pue-
blo para recuperar sus liberczdes?
que si.
Pero son las firmules dramiticas, de la smmere y
el fuego, sin las cuales ro sn posibles las revcdmciones
ni las guerras, que siguen sendo, no importa 3o oioso
del nombre que postuic ese verdad, las partezas de la
Unanie bos grupos de arcién. Armense. Y gelpeen
sin descanso ni conmipasion a enemigo all4, y aqzi, a los
sabrosimnes, los gozadores kus andiferentes y los tracdores.
aveneene dete
La cita que se ha realizado pa-
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CUEA EN EL DESTIERRO.
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Se vera somo an Batista, Pao y la Agencia Ceosral deo : we 2
Intel zenci 2 utes, respetarian ai destierro ‘
aUTnan una posicidn pautiva en la lucha contea le
opresi(m y A eximen castrima .
Los riers peeden esperce. a
¥ilos no tienen prisa.
Estén consencidos de que euando caiga ba tire ia,
que cacz4, a pevar de todo, 2 arganizard un proces elec-
toral, y ellos, con sus dinesos mal habidos, entrarin en
el Senado, quizts en Palacio, camo si ni hubiese pasado
sae
; Porque Batista ni gana en Jas urnas ef sido contra
q - tm silo portide adversaria. ‘
Ni Prin . .
Pero si la Cuba de mafana, en alguna forma refle-
ja la atorzzacin del exiliy de estos dias, que es um oor-
te vertical ex lo ideolozico, tz elasista y In partista, de
Wo que ser Ja isla mafiane 7 wan a la puja de scfrasioe
diez 0 veinte partidos, poute ganar Bajista o Prin. Qus-
poderuss cabsllere en don rere.
Hazitede un juicio pilico cada dia a extes caha-
Heros de rifiés eubierto que sienten un Cesprecie olim-
pico por los eumbatientes de las organizaciones miEtan-
tes. Que ereen que no nevesitan a nadie. Y que exando
fos neccsiten, hos comprare ¥ hasta @ bejos reecica.
Ponzamoda, eada dia, gor su indolencia, en la pi-
cota piitica de ba denuncia.
Dimandémosle, que So ene tienen a buen meando
en bys hancos de Europa + Patados Unidos, que no es
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comunisas, Yo estoy arraigandome aqui. He treido Ia Merrill
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- ‘ compaiiaba alo <
£1 comandante del ejercito de Es2dos Unidos, Emeido Oliva.’ }. bes es sna inca r
ex-tenieste del ezercito de Batista ¥ ex-oficial de fa reforms agra rl.
Hia ce Fited Castro, esta iamado, tegan los enierados, a ser el jefe, Ags cuarido
militar de Cuba hore. . . ; $4 salles que uy
Se ba pulido mucho en sus telaciores con los jefes militares def al jefe enhano, ° : ’
Pentezoro y en erpecial con Josep Califano, su enlace ena fa Ca- A . -
$3 Bienea. y ° fseousacts ¢ <a : _-
Estos dias, ef comandante Oliva, gue siste con eorree.| | Mancantes milit: : ‘ ”
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elos y que sida optim:ismo sobre ef futuro de Cuba, vio ene | 60 miesquee a .f
Esta es Ia eactidatera que te ha levantado frente a ™ splana
2 Cui © ;
bcios, Jesus Vazquez. Pedro Gare‘a, Acgel Durzado, Felix Ruiz.
seropserto de Miami, aropado en tn bien eattado abrigo de ca-| | resuitw Juan A.
{Gora de mistrs Lee” en 123 eleeciones para ef ejecutivo de a0;
Raul Granja, Edwin Rujzs, Hectos Poace, Jove “1. Rebozo, Slario- : 7
Cuz, Aatcnin Garcia, Raraon Orozco, Pedro Perez. ;
ea recs . .
om,
Edger oe
Luis Tusnes, Ruberto Carballo, Actonio Fernzzder, Carlos Pa’
Sus eremizos les dicen, “los pone bambes dei Ejereito Seerzta”!
Oe - |
.. EA articule de Rolando Novos dejando en sepatilies :
@ los tres m4s poderozs obstaculos que tiene ante si: ;
el desticizo en el camino de la unidad para la accica: ; 2
asmuzda: ef departamento de estado americana, Carlos | : ee
Prio Socarris y Fulzencio Batista, ha levantado ron- ; 4 _t-
Estas especies de ncfandas “Rebecae” de _s que’ feriowms | “ .
todos habian, todos padecen y sienten. pero nadie ve,'| Sie lor 2 - a
son peta mucha gente superficial en asuntos de prenza pundico de g _ *
2 Piica, bos Mtebus” ace no dchen ser atacodas ja.‘ & erie @ 1 ue
» Porque son muy fucrtes y se initan sus parciales. ° apeatac é ‘ toe
Lo que conviene es todo ln ontario, destruir el Focten cont Ei :
inmetecido respeto que sus sespectivas contuctas. de a bh max £
seb steps anortemistas v braves ierezen para alzunos infelices | | conntinuyesor ;
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‘que caracterizan a loz t
tam de bas senestiones 5
dado que impone la pestica de Washington contra ba
accién armada cel puztta cubano en a Cesticrro; sin’
Jaz actitudes de sabroscnes Pilatos que viven en la‘
opulencia indiferentes a la tragedia de Cuba, estarian :
Woviendio bombas sobre la cabeza de Fide! Castro. l
“Les tres podcrocos” se reservan para reinar sobre
las cenizas de la isla. Esperan que el frcto podrido les
caiga en las manos. |
No entienden que e274 corriente arrolisdora de la’
historia que no remoata de regreso la montafia de}.
tiempo y Ins hondus transformaciones sociales de la'
revolucién es propia para hombres ms jévenes, robus- |
tecidos por los grandzs ideales, que no alientan en sus!
corazones endurecidos y fries.
EQuienes puedan surtituir en-las préximas jomadas
de enconada pelea y en Jos dias ulteriores de la recons- |
truccim a la CIA a Bxista y a-Prio como caraijiza-'
dores de la vida cubcna que han ‘aeurnulado experien. |
¢ias y conocimientos con los cuales comsteuir los parti- :
dos politicos madurados en ia emigraciéa, la clandes- i
tinidad y la prisién- politica? mand
f
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Sin la omnipresente, CIA. que es el brazo despin. |
La nacidn cuando caiza Castro, va a quedar curada
de providencialismos y extremiztas revo‘scionzsios.
Devolveré la confisnza en tos que Ia hicicron grande’
en ef pasado. Le mostrara Ins espaldes 2 los tremen-:
distas con sus formulas catastroficas de f2<0 reformis-:
mo que solo produce convulsiones y mizerias. |
Hay en el desticrro cien lideres regionales de 1a!
buena politica de limpies expedientes ex: bas adminis-'
tracions locales, en el cengrezo y en bos ministering, =;
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omo jefe de la cimica que
“9 los emoleados de la an:
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devila,, : .
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ace de tas suyas, es Anto-
3to} Acosta, quien, coma
‘t, fue por atios, enemigo
2t Castro, pues ambos mi-
i en ef grupo de Mario
itia, quien se halta en i3
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| a'los matos tratos a que
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fe femitiares en Estados
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pe $e les contedis una
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fom que vienen de Cu-
impidio et visje. Pero
sstuvo listo, Y fas autor.
con sus palizas 9
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quiede por 1s CIA y ilevo
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Cubs, Ahora anda frey
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Préximo funcs 28 3 tas seis
¥ media de fa tarde, tendré ugar
un naje de cenfraternidad al
setor Carlos J. Artoleya, recies
fe ascendide 3 Presidente
de “Fidelity “ational Bank” de
Coral Gables. Este agasajo lo
Ofrece Is Cémara de Comercie
Latina de fa que es cf sefor Ar-
beleya uno de sus mis caracteri-
tados miembros. A ¢sle homenaje
han sido inviladas Personalidades
cubanas y fatinas, LIBERTAD se
Suma @ este merecide acio
fos méritos y perscnalidad desta-
EtAiLI0 MILIEN, De tos voors
Mas cotizadas en af ambiente ra-
al & de 4
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ae aha
LAD ay EB TR IO ath UD,
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RRR! a A EOS HE yo
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Reciosme, una hoja impresa,
anonima, Corts Luis Tornus, vie-
iO amico de tay tuchas antico-
munistas en Gants, Tratan de
demos: sr su baigrosidad como
“gangster, terrevisna y esbirro”,
que pudiera vr etegida para
Presidir la actiacion de velera-
nos de ta B::gfa 2506. Cn ta
Gublicicion ecrila, se le com.
Para Con otros aspirantes que,
Supuestaments, tienen el apoyo
Norteamericeno, bien de depen-
denciss dd yhierno o del par-
tido repubsiczno, Se Propane que
Se Vole por cuzlquiers, menos
bor ef sentiagsra To-nos,
Nos convescio Ja hojita que
fo mas que convendria a “los
veterenos™, seria elegir 9 Tornes,
“que pone bonis ¥ mifita en
el ejercito secrets y tiene pro-
blemas cxn ta policis"’» segun di-
ce el cobarce anunimo,
Basta del dominio,
tras bam-
bealinas, ds la gente
del “ring
ing”. Esta buero ya de Ie omi-
Mosa dependencis dal destierro,
de las mentias df Sepytamente
de Estado, y tos Oficiates cubs.
nos, del ejercizg Narteamericano,
gue viven y sizjan como poten-
tados La livers-4 de Cubs, 6
aigun dia va a venir, tandra que
Ccurrir por accion de los cubs
nos, Que es 8 nvxstros 8 Quicnes
nos ducle, Quizes haya Nagado,
@n buena hora, ef fin de ios so-
Diones, fos exeym y top Que se
Comen los cheques,
=e,
Un jurado federal que fuzes
a un grupo de cuhsnos, acura
dos de integsar usa organizacion
dedicada
a fa venta do: drugas
culpables a Jose
(Cheo) Morell y a Jose Rode:
guez,
E} primero figuraha camo ven-
dedor de sstomsnites 4a una 6
nocida casa, dedicate a este Riro,
en la calte & def rusveste, El se.
gundo era emplezdn del fostay-
vante “Vizcaya”, tambien de |e
_ calle 8 del surcevte, Este esta
Blecimiento, sez alzunee gen
bes, es propiedad ke Manuel Are
time Buesa, aaudalauc: hombre
de negocios que en «| pasado fue
escogido por Is adininistracton
del presidente Sots V, Kennedy
encabezas un foblerno Chie
nO a ba caida de bide) Cartso,
El restausante “Viecuya”, que
1 Ore genase 62
Huy bien Cissy ‘ 22cant dae
fendienda la wleveinn cee “Co
Mite de mandetuies dt pszblo
Cubino hibre” en fa Tv c-caink
Ca! Ce Manolo de t2 Terre. Lucio
sincera y desprentsz>. Se selene
Cionaran, por corrsss, 21 ham
bres. De esos, ef deszierr5 digira
Nos parece mas redlsta eegir
Sy que estos excoian 5. Asi ha
bria concreso det 2 Zi0 y¥ t2cu-
tivo det conyrezo. La Bahra go
bierno, produce sarca horror en
algur.as Zonas,
Spry
Comentario de Rotands Mas-
fester: “Vine de Cues fore mas
de 10 afics en un beta v=2 con
26 hombres, Evidememente ng
eran 26 amigas. Ni 26 compa
eres. Quizas, ni 23 robes,
Be 10 meecen & titulo
68 amigos, patrice:s, curate.
fos y hombres. A'gurc:, cone
“EL Indio” y Rilae, 92 muri
fon paleanco. A Kis: 15 mato
{a enfermedad y fa aq. Lor
Mas, $2 han olvidecs ae vrs dee
heres. Algunos, hava Ge fos
Mucrios de su farzin De ous
Presos. Plo asisten a reciones,
Le temen af FEI y a ia CIA
Pudieron haberse quetasy ala.
En cambio, nos aco- eaten en
las taress revolucionesiss, 19 avon
Wario, Maiens dctues tener §
@stu presenta. A la hora 428 trig
fo”. ;
Si usted
Feute.o « Cubs Libre, maize en
aigune Parte, Conts3c,a, Com
Pre armas y bales. Dene <tto
cada semena, Integrece ex etpana
Parte. No sea un $mrig 3249 que
vine 2 ew pas ex: cana cet
“haw citd cage”, Seg ta brarhre
entero. Sea distinto a bs id
Cantes, 2 los “vive bie”. No sez
UN vegetal que no siente 92
como propins ka echnes
de sus hermanos, Tenga exditan-
cla, :
Todas tas organtznssones ony
buenaz. Siempre que se desveten
Por Cuba, Aunque safe +2 erm
Und pedrada, fastens of eexigg
que to ha Watsdo como a una
bape eal -
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nite de arena en ba bach poy ef ©
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pilia y padre de Cares.
stu, Manolo, “Teps” Fos
Rina, a quienes hacerars
_ purtro mensaje d+ coz
“ia kes que laboranes 6
areanara.
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446 en La Habana, ef com-
Ignacto Piero, aator
‘uavecito”, ‘La Cachixba
‘np Juan”.
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fades ies programas ¢? Vi2QA,
Redio Cuba. Euzzcialmente 18 et
ecucha pot el Neticiero ee Juan
Anoder Fidricuet. Es recacior
mayor audiencia
en el sector. Per su apiitud ¥
labor conissa en Radio Ccba,
oeupa tas primeras lineas en la
focucian, Far su impeezdle die
Giin y objzvidad. Tedo uno ee
fa clare. Salscos.
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ESTA NOCHE. Reunién def Co
mité Palitico que apoya la con
didatura c= Carlos Romero come
Decans d#i CNP (0). Convocato-
ria a las ocho y media en fos
saloncs de Ja Ascciacion Frater-
nal Latimanvericana de Flaster y
D avencda. Tambiin cila a is
Comisia de Propaganda del
fickt de Romera. 2 integran
Rend A. Leyva, Jost Luis i12s66
y meestre Juan Morena. Delini-
vin places de le campoha elec
i
prepere tenmaccal Pats
do a su excelente 60 y su
tell decorado interior, ha sur
frdo un fuerte golpe. ceb.do a
que se iz use como ceo de
dutribucion de estupeinzentes
por mucho tiempo, por zenie in
excrupulosa, que desscrecita al
¢ssierro. Aun al present, fa pre-
vencia continuada en €] bas del
“Viseaya™, de gente Maiteniose,
ala que algunos atibuy sa be com
dicion de funcionarios def baro
de narcoticos, mantiene a bos pa
rroquianos, susentes del sestz0-
fante, con grave dato para la
empresa y los zmplezdos.
Se espera que el ernpizado del
“Viacaya” y Morell, recon wna
sentencia de mas de diez afos de
prision.
[an
En w carta a LIBERTAD, 4
ex-vice-presidente “Felo” Guas
dice que los abogades estaban
unidos hasta que ta CLA rego d
¥il metal y fos dividio.
Lo mismo ocursio a os perio-
distas: entraron en Ia nomina
Mario Barrera y Ramiro Boza.
¥ surgio’ el colegio de Salvador
Diaz Verson. Pero resulta que
don Satvador cobr: por fz FIOP,
agencia alemana
CIA. Y, Barrera, por
por is
a-ORIT.
ie €3 una organizacion pantalla
Departamento de Estado ame-
sicano, —-
jPueden ser independientes
los que cubran de wn poss que
sno esel suyu?
Antes ue volar en pron
fms comicios, abdzados, pero
distas y tambien fos brigadictes.
debian hrcer profession de fe mx
dependiente: “que me exoulsen
si sizn ordenes del extranjera.
Que me Iap.den si cobro”.
jwien tsa 1a primera piedza?
2u2 temos una
Scutage, con
Ciestra. Ayucenos.
Patbba Roderio Femandss : “%
Menda. exgenerd. dado del:
ex-geesidente 2
todes en ef Zestienr 2. Se me ‘acu
sa 2e Gee soy uno ics hombres
eros ricos de la emizucion. Pero
Aséarz me tumbo mao millon,
me dejo
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‘Tan fabulose ha sito el nego
eo de comurucece del ex-pro-
dente Carlos Po ea Bayamon,
Feerto Rico, que coando rune
po con ws s0ci9 Labrada, este
ecw on milloa contanie y $0-
gare. Ahora Labsida esta aso-
cado a otro milcazrio cubano,
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Camaguey sigue a ta cxbeza
de fa rebeldia. Incendios, exp'o-
siones, interrupcion de !a luz
e@ectrica, destruccion de sicar
tarilias, letreros en las paredes,
Hemando a fa rebelion. Y fusca
Mientos.
Ahora el comunismo quiere
“Hevar a miles de comunistas ha-
baneros a Camaquey, con el pre-
texto de que la region no esta
@ebidan'ente poblada. Los cama-
gueyanos los rechazaran. ‘io ies
Girigiran fa palabra. Le haran
sentir su desprecio.
Ei discruso de Castro con mo-
tivo def 33 de Marzo, fue de d=
sesperacion: no hay tecnicos. ho
hay disciplina. En aiza ta “delin-
cuencia juvenil”.
Trono amenazador. clazssre-
se la Universidad de La Habena
Deciarare mayores de edac a tcs
nifos de 16 afios. Fusilare 2 tos
sebetdes. .
Caliguta en accion.
En secreto, surgen la, orga
nizaciones de la resistencia en
pequefias ceiulas de gentes que
Gesan acabar con tanto horror.
En ef exilio, todo el especro
pero con militencia, se ayrestan
®@ syuder a tos de adentro con
armas y municrones.
reunion en ef corazon de Miami,
Se entreno, pagada pesc 2 peso,
una flamante ametra!lzdore co
Sibre 30 8 un grupo incurs onsta.
_ Antes, le habian donado grana-
das de mano. Y cada unc de fos
- gsiezentes en edad militar, cuet-
a2 2 fa cabecera de su cama, un
famoso AR-15 y mil balas Se
sompera ef corojo. |
ba medids de te confusion de’
animes y de temor al derrumbe,
lo ds una conversacion de Hay-
Gee Santamaria con una emniga
intima: “Armandito ha caido en
un pesimismo negative. Nol le
ve salida a esto. Dice que fa in
triga de fos comunistas visyos so-
bre fos jovenes oficisies, ecuce
Ges en Rusia, podria causa un
gelps interno’.
i fefiore v %, u ep, Ar:
od
“POR IG! YILS
El medivo Alberto Cnomat
anda vestido de mioano y con
tna pistola al cinto, metiendole
miedo a todo el murde por las
caltes d2 La Habana. Se desem-
pefia como jefe de fa ciinica que
hicitron tus emopleedos de la an-
tigua compaiia de eectricidad
en Capdevila..
Otro galena mais, que tam-
bien haca de las wsyas, es Anto-
nia (Toto) Acosta, quien, como
Chomat, fue gor 2°65, enemigo
de Fidel Castro, puss arnbos mi-
litaban en ef grupe d2 Mario
Salabarria, quien sz nalla en ta
prision y al borde de la muerte,
Gebido a los maios tratos a que
se le somete.
Hace i tiempo, ef tenebroso
Ramiro Vaides espereta a un
grupo de sunuestcs exitedos cu-
banos, que simulasian salir desde
Miami para una incursion con-
tra la costa cubana. Sz sctirarian
Jas miticias y las tarchas patru-
Heras. Se convendria un acuerdo
con elins para que infilrasen la
JA. A cambio de ex, se les
permitiria sacar a’guros presos,
a ciryos tamiliares en Estados
politico, desde !a izquierda def | Unidos se les pedisia dinero.a
Aifa 66 2 la derecha sin nombre, | cambio. Tambien se les darian
los numeros que saforian en la
jioteria cubana gate que ganazn
unos peros-s bor boliteras. ¥ des
El pasado domingo eristi a uns | de lusgo, se tes concedia une
porcion en ¢e cochino negocio
dea fas drogas, que vier.en de Cu
bas E.U,
Algo impidio di viaje. Pero
tado estuvo Sisto. ¥ bas autor
dudes norteamericanzs estan en
posesion de todes los detalles de
esta canaliada.
Hace un tiemso, vino 2 E.U,
un ex-teniente castrista que se
hizo notorio con sus palizas 3
los presos en La C2baiia, Aqui
fue reciutedo por te CIA y Nevo
a cabo, supuestamente, varias mi-
siones a Cuba. Ahora anda frer
camente por jas caties de La Ha
bana y se sebe que ef regimen
te regalo tretenda cats. Hadie
sobe en fa CIA, que te paso af
ex-teniente, cuyo fambre nos re-
sErveMNos, por $i sz. Porque
Osurren cores Cemoniaces en
eoes te WIT CERICDT
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de “Fithity Matera) Beak” de
Coral Getlas, Esle szgassjo bb
Glrece ts Cimara de Comerta
Cafina de la que es el setor fs-
woleya one de sus mas caracteri-
sadoy ecembros, A este homenzje
han site imvitades persenaiidades
cubenas y fatinas. LIBERTAD se
fos mirites ¥ personazdad des‘e-
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sa familia + gadse de Carlon
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positor Ipuucio Pisero, autor
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expertise y ce mayor avudiencis
es ef sector, Por su aztited y
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ecope las pimeras lineas en be
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dn siquiera arresta- lla en, grave estada de retraso, ; ica30 excion comercial norteamericana’
jualsmo de Cuba,
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‘a paradoja, de que costa sorte de ia provincia ce coincidia con tes senrantes no. Estados Unidos entrarca en: :
flet Nam como tol 8 Pinar del Rio, dio pabuloatodo — biciss de Cuba fe bine novel de Gusntename *
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en WOBA, terizinada la charla Teciada del pasado do-
mings: “TG pias haber sido el jefe de la oposicién
armada. El 10 ¢. Marve fuiste a Ja Universidad y tra-
taste de hacer resistencia al golpe. Eras mis conocido .
que Fidel”,
_ “Mire, Lez, Jos estudiantes se asustaron cuando
vieron legar les “seuuts ears” del ejército En su miedo
comenzzron a ¢zcir que yo no era estudiante, gino un
politico, Cuan Ieté a Palacio para que Prion ordenase
Ja entrega a ry¢ts08 de las armas d2 San Ambrosio, ge
me dijo que ne be, intentara. Y que desde luezo no fuera
a Palacio. S¢ dizcom drdenes en el SIM, creo que por
el corond Bez:s/n Cruz Vidal, de persegur 26lo a dos
hombres, a Eusijo Mu‘al y a mi. Y cuando traté de
relugiarny: en fa embajada de Méjico porque no hubo
ningda tyvrvizieste popular en respeido del gobierno de
Prio, éste y Avziiano Sanchez Arango, que ya estaban
alli, le dijczon st embajador que no me aceptara. -. -
“yy dinde estaba Fidel Castro?”. presunté ef director
de “Réptics”, “Castro se excondis en la floreria “Le
Printemps” en 4] Vedado”, dijo R. AL - 7
Pero dfjern: seguir: “Yo no erco que hay diferencias. :
fundamen:2'xx extze Batista y Prio. Los dos piezuian =: :
Idénticos firs en of gobiemo: el arcovechamicnto per- : 4
sonal, Los 4 s:teron muy rico. Pero ereo que ambos
hicieron eontsIysones efertivas 2] desarrollo de la na- +
cién. Yo hubiax eombatido Ia insurreccién esmunista “
do la Sierra ti Psin hubiese sido el Presidente. Despuce 7
wily tay un presidente a la vez en cualquier
. YO 29 fodia poner en m lugar al cardinal !
Didlozo ratiady del pasado domingo en WQBA entre
Ave Felipe y Fiolendo Masferrer: OPA ent
“Yo me hite eindadano emericano ue ereo que
In forma sods sficaz de ayudar a la liberscion de babe
Pero no senurvig tnia sentimientos de Cubano. Creo que
podemos infiuir em el voto en la eleccién de eongzre-
sistas Que 86 engrienstan a apoyar nuestra causa. Yo -
hago una distincim entre crudadazia y tonalidad...”
; puesta: “Carahiar de ciudadania es repudisr la na-
cionalided que Dion 1:22 dio, La ciudadania es € aipecto
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donar la de fa terra en que hemos nacido y que hemos :
perdido por n-seteos errores y culpas y asumir Ia de una ,
sociedad de més nivel eultural y desarrollo que la nues- _
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| $45 Criminales manejos, han cone AMbos en segundos nupcias.
it, tatado 3 dos asesinos que mae Romance térrido,
, t2n por direro para que los ata- Pr ory
quen a ustedes. Lo unico que
puedo decir es que los dos hie. No hay derecho o usar el
ton oficiales del ejercito de Cas formidable recurso de fa TV,
tro”, que podria usarse para ro-
bustecer Ia conciercia nacio-
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: Fi = por fa hija raptads por el no-; programa de- Manolo de fa Torre. ;
_ ¢ 4 vis, y la queja gichidera del | Hacia unos dias, los gerentes . :
i 4 espuso burlado ¢ ' mvyjer' del canal hatian informado a: “y Hl
i? ae g ton necesidad del psiquiatra,, Gandero. que el tiempo tele due. ue i
xy = gpytombre erie avlens) ae mens Sd |
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AG , 3 . * Gandero no es un opositor |
zg H eve g “Pancho” Varona es un b sistematico de ta politica norte- i
‘ Gis habra que hacer pu- de Consolacion del Suf, americana para Cuba comunista,
. Ja.selecion completa de los del Rio. Vendiz salsas Pero se permitia opiniones inde- :
4 “eubanos que por tos misera- tomate de los hermens Ferrp, . pendientes y hasta criticas. :
‘ 30 dinzros de Judas se han fizo sus pininos en la politi¢a De ts Torre es empleado de Jo _
j sdo a éenuncias a sus comps autentica™. Y ha szbido can .; B.USIA (2zencia de informacion ii Looe
i 2 6 que luchan por cuenta pro-| arse con Ia bolsa provida de Ia | + de Estados Unidos), algo a1i co Bi bees 7
- sontea ls opseim en su pa como otros tntos avisa- | * mo un erivtin del “ring sing” 8 : wen bee
IN . is paisanos que sicntes un safe | dirizen por telefono los : aa
AS wien parece -tes jefe en Miami horror por la factoria. i: deh i .
Pero Varona tiene dificul
fes pata expresarse, como mi
hos hijos ce vecino gue no h:
ido @ fa escuela. Que se come
deal camblo 8 wna
para los cubanos des
sata miserable patules de dela
: $f un pajaro de cuenias de
= Bpelli injenis que segun los en-
terados, ese co escandalusos
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tessados? tot OT
UNos cuerran meter por is 4 ‘:
bacanales pass gentes que parecen las eses y las erzes; que se piet- lesbezs otro jo de pania- "
honibres, en su retire secoleto de den en el trabalenguas y los z |guados en que YE Nitio Pilon” 7 .
Fort Lauderdale, picapes. Los que lo mandaroi © “EL Corsedur Kresto” sustitub | .
Este y los de apellidos Lianeza, al radio al pasedo martes, rin a Miro Cardona como pre- |
wer Villafeha, Mossles, Gonza- ton tus amigos. No Jo quiere: sidente titere de Cubs libse?
fez (el pato), Siessa y otros, hasta bien. We shall wait and see... |
ei numero de 31), parecen no te- No todo ef riundo tiene f;
ner mas mision que denunciar de- cultades para ta tribuna y fz m
Poi de armas y barcos destina- sa de conferencias. Ese afan d
Gon a golpesr 3 Castro. En su des fos cubanos por escrtue, por 5
coco se han atrevido 3 concusrit 8 Wsatarse, por hab!cr en publico
fos ¢-hunales fedessles a acusas 3 nut hace poco fevor a los oj
Se ccngaiiotas, ; de otros latinozmesicenos mss!
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Ce exitites cars al que se deria Epuyo econumns y politi¢o
pela teitetlecer .-. repmen democrzbics en Cubs. :
Alzo au como ed tristemente ceixtie Conejo de June Mito
Cardona y ~Tery™ Vrrona. !
No ¢s r2}o. su todo te contraris. : cibir ayuda de Extadés
Unicos o ézi dubia y sa abuela pars ectar a los russ y tus lace-
yos de nussize pais, j
Derpses cs todo. les rugs y Fizel Castro estan er, el poderen
Cuba, grecizs a a xvoda del Departzmenio de Estado, de la Azen-
cia Centril de Imeueencia, de Romo Betancourt, de Luss Mie
oz Marin y de ~Pepe™ Figueres. | kes dilig del = : ‘
_, Sin ellos, to se kubiese dictado el embargo de arms al jek Que se pague un premio a cual
cito de tz Prpcbtice, oa hubiesen Depot aviones y barcos sepid- tn asaltante. ]
tos de armzs pera la insurreccion comucssia a Oriente, Las Vi Que se haza piblico que los cu_—_t.
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« Muchts de ellos, como el C-46 que Bezo Pedro Luis Diaz Lant grear a Ccka puedan csar los a
y Hubert 2i2t08 a Gezezvilla, en fa Sitsra Meestra, f dia a Varadero a trax a kos ref
por la CIA, dl socaize de la “camp's dal echivar™ | castrista. ;
Kuedos, no hemos tenido un Roy Rubbottom, ni un Will Lo del premio al que capture al
jam Wielzs4, ui va Hesbert Matthens “desl:
de se = para deer el entuerta
solves jNo seria mejor que los cubsnos en ef exilio
“ democeaticamente 2 50 tresbres, como un coneso
de la emizracion y qoe estos delegasen ea un ejecutivo de 5 para
poersa?
gratts a Varadero son mamtenidos i
hacer la .
No existe otra forma de asegurar el acatamiento de los
No nos comemos. ee
Nosotros go somos ef estado libre asociado de Puerto Rico’
P Preferinos segrit siendo una racios independiente que elja a
oc3o
La bola qse corse por los corrillos del State Department sobre
a r.geso a ons politica de “ayuda a ba facha conlsa Castro”, ha |
Begado a Sized Ojcta so sea una bola de karo,
Como era de experar, m:dia docena de trazaldabas esta dando
cattetas y rzniexdo zeones para sex cada quien ef clezide (the
chosen inttruczest) como les Marnza Sos “spocks” (ayentes de [a]
A) que se ccuran deesins menssteses,
tes Ce Pzbia de Cochinos, cuztso morteamericanns miste-
Kowos que si sirviesa tuvieron Ja Conteris de identuicane, sew
puerto de Mieni, a sos cuaritos “ynos™ euhans y kes diéeson:
“You ase te chesea metruments fos Ge abesation uf Cubs*,
pesiodistas y excribiceres comenczron a pros ectas al “vicjn Mito”,
3 Manuel Aricue y a Varona 2.lat proces de in diatka y revistas
let pentedis de selevision. Se atriesoa sunturnas oft. in75 y los
Toturce sebernartes de Cuba s¢ hiciesca ecdeas de sevietarios y
geatésetzetes. Se mcdacon pera revideccias lujosas ¥ visjaron
wine ocupando hutcies de lujo y commiendo como
De sccresto, ba fempara de Alctino dejo de hacer mifessos,
A pots Ss incase ef ataque amcodo, fueron sttertedin sin
Si aentos y menuezidos en el compo de Opa Lixts como de-
Encuentes communes. Snbre a marcia, 1 tania decidido por tos
hesmasieus Kenedy que el “gcicen ty” Actime, con el cerebro
Pinveto de los mosquitos, seria ed “Leenkse fuene de Cue”,
Como si pudiese gtane el campoomato de buco put tera
Estos prchombees faeron ulvidesos. com excepcion de Attime,
Git wen toro Pedal oe en iaare me maroc 8
estos tienes. ¥ de Vasona, saa ks mutetas ; son de emeferza premctia.
tes de tacca de dita denominacion, apes se hebla, is ogentis AIP cfrece en ee | Mi:
wee en OO, Len mcm en nl Canna he woticing tratos, Nes
En isle de Pres sce gee "
Sic mayor € cdictirersien ; : s
#2 comunists o rife tbo : ,
mes, con el grecesin de witen- : ’
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ria la gue 3 plazo fijo en Cuda, |
es ahora pogiedad de “Nino” |
Diaz, ex-cnczandante castrista de j
Oriente. Escz en excelentes con- +
diciones, i:iterdose gastado ba :
bicoca de $20,000 en su ae- ;
glo. Lo: catanos residente- en
Puerto Rico y Nueva York abrie-!
ron so te&z 2 “Nino”, heroe
del desexturce del “Senta Ana”
en la cosz de Guzntanamo-
Baracoa cxundo Pahia de Co-
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vez $2 Lire” aunque se desplo-
men las esizzas,
EL PADPE Lévez reitera fa
conlinvided de lo “Compoia
‘per ls Scisecién de Cuba”,
En su pice espiritual y reli
gloso. Por le Libertod de la
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pOvtieTtets det gloria Calta |
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, RL Y Gussciones, se unio A.
: esfuerzo ¥ kasta entrees s:s for :
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a
i scad gor facilitase el contacto :
¥ ke tt-ros Prowto. explez |
dos 2 sorido de Ia Aoeneee Cen-
took de ¥ece zen.
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de Helena” se dedicase a tarezs
con propos amtdcs, evidie- |‘
soa 2 Sos boituinerus, empujan-
Gztos 2 coestituirse en om org
feumo mtd con fines de recrep..
Han p2szco los mets y ahora
_ “hea de Holguin” no existe y
sf edme, exdie ve en-era de ello.
Es a=br, d “Cicb Patrioticn
todas +2 fos resultados. Lear:
20 wew Flaties, a ta ura de
fa tarde. Teleiono: 642-2155.
B samo oe LIBERTAD donde
ec2zyor paste periodistas
san brSenzeros.
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f gi “CL Petriotio Esttyv |
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ente equelios que piensa
qee a Cuba hey que dorle
Reesino concurso para volver
@ bseerfa una Paria grande,
GPC y generoso. Cubo re-
quiere de todos y cada uno
de ses hijos. Trshojer siem-
pre, ne desmoayer en fo lucha
y teforzar con verdcdera fe su
volimted en el esfuerze y en
; el tadcio. Per eso me siento
org mis compotrio-
, fas. Sempre dabemes soiuder
: I noche, como si fucremos
@ resresar mofuna. Resreso-
, Semos para solver a equella
Cubs qve vive dentro ds co-
sotras™. . :
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{ “Mo heremos concesiunes a
j fos comonistos. Sét> cedere-
j mos ante equellos que estan
i def otro icdo y deszan retos--
{@ar pera colcborar con neso-
fros. A ellos estamos dispues-
fos @ stserveries une solucién
- blo pocemos ocep-
fer #5 ef chondono de territo-
to elzuno, ni fo presencia de
feos ceseenistos cqui”. - NGU-
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Flent in Cabes lecision of fatan Governcent oar
3 onge Coben Zcozeay on Sugar
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COMMENTES (mtascm POR RECTION: CusTCeERS ano Dead EVALUATIONS: BPEAL
caatacmTion ow Loan NOTES: Cosme 50 Puial cre.5
SECRET 30 PuLZICE rzser% (fee.
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. GRADE AREA : eed
: To Mexico /Cuba i
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in Quite, Ecuador, in Sovenber 1960. (¥e3)} : :
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dgallar may te identical with Hafael AsUILAR Salarantes nentioned in Hx 4527/ June 63,
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the last three documents meationed being forwarded. Can toe St:tion deterzine | i
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two coports cachined for disasmination.
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DATE ACQUIRED
1 Kor 64
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Serermetaare, (OLASONM TOW REMCTCM, CUSTOMERS AO CESK EvALUATIOAS: SPECIAL DI OIstmaCTiog GO LOAN WOTES:
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pS UTION
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Aztassador to wexica, @n the trial of FATE 2 Ase &
7
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3 COMMENTS TO FIELD, EFC >
SBCHRT WO PLzSIGA DISSEN -
Sof dieseux. Inaccurate. Possibly "open ectassier® was neant, rather than "establisa
eiplomatic relations®, ceth Spain and -rasil Lave anbaseaiors im Algiers, anc have
Met fam anme time. sl otwha hae acnounesd trat it olanned to onsp exbansies in eevers]
cocntries, including Brazil and Argentina,
etn eR re tein AL EI Wee ane An prelmMlS SEEEEEL gtet oY Ah) chilean re Rene
§ romse sem _ SEPLACES Foam 52.02 SorErce RET : 2 I
‘saunss 688 waicn may Be Use SULKCE RECORD ay E 2am
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OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
p aero [bares ear PREDIRE SEPLY
jp errvovin |= bisracen EELS HMENGATION
SIGMATURE
1-6: Recommend that no dissez be rade of this.
Zirout probably mean the+ Algerieg would soon
De - tae etlovelsicticc rf
Spea_up etassies in these countries. rether then
establies diplomatic reletions". Foth Srein end
Brazil heve extessadors in tisiers. end TEve had
for sone tine. A Cairo MENA item 6 April
emmounced thet Algeria pienmned to open enbessies
sbortly in several countries, incizding Prazil and
argentine. Our Exbessy im Algiers confirced this
on 21 April - iomeerer ani she Drazilien Ar> in Alg
said thet as fer ag he mev no chemges hed been na
in these plens in spite of the fall of the Goulart
937 ree eb een anol
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As for Zirout's remarks about his ehoosing Tuba
would geen the naturel thing for hiz to say vhen.
talking to the Cubens.
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OATE oF INFORMATION
te
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1 “source OSTE ACQUIRED
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FIELD DISTRIBUTION
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ATE 14 Apr &
WASH, DISTRIBUTION os
Plan of Herican Governzent Bot to Yote for: toate
Adaitsicn of Comamist china to the United EA
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S2CREF =O FOLEIGN DISSEN
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Plana of the Cuban Zabeg
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COMMENTS: (REASON Fom PEMET Im: CUSTOMERS AND PEM Eval uarions: tmeciag ASTRIBUTION On kSan motes; Caen
SEGKET = BO PUAzIGE DIScEH
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REPLACES FORM 59.92
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FIELO DISTRIBUTION
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A Visit to the USSR
Dissent nated.
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to lerform gn Xexico
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Support of Cube at ihe
Gz
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Tid station in fact meen to say GIS posting in JANU"Y 1964 oF does tds roses rafer
AES Fon 39.92
Care Cateripticn: para on waehan-ed, Para 2: *yo Coben Aacican (.) vite ecod aseass
to Ozhan cfrelas f5 Fexiea. Appraisal cf. Contents Para 2; 2 pls ese scutes eral on
AME 5142, Yo LISVRY scureing,
in
INFORMATION :
DATE oF zy ELD No. :
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ISD FIELD. ETC.)
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1f January is eurreet ples-e let ws knw and ee iasus a
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if editorial CoAneOS, i
The Cocment was re-written to incluce more irfor=ntion fron the referenced Teport,
| Which will snow that ne prodably alans to mist another moral tn Cube. |
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WSS XEeEEK Incluied in a list of People who collaborated with tre Cuban &:basay :
in Quite, Eouacer, in sovenber 1960, (Fe3) ;
_Aeullar may be identical with Rafasl ASUILAL Talazantes nentioned in
DEA 17889 ard DBA 39315. hafael AGUILSAh incluced ig list in SeH=1907
the last three documents mentioned being forwarded, Can tie St-tion
whether the dAcullar nertisned in HMM 8432 46 in fact ANTLAn Talamantes?
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7-6: Recoumend that no disses be made of this.
dirout probably mean that
up ectassies in thes: ries. rether than
establish diplomatic reletions”. Foth Srain and
Brazil heave enbassadors in tlsiers. end Tav= bad .
for some time. A Cairo }GNA item 6 April oo
emmounced thet Algeria plemed to open enressies
sbortiy in several comtries, inciuding Prazil and
frgentina. Our Embassy in Algiers confirmed this
om 21 April - iomeewer ani the Brazilien sr> in Ale
said thet es fer as he mew no chenges had teen ua
in these plens in spite o7 the fall of the Goulart
“eee EOS over
FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENCER
FROM: NAME, ADORESS AND PHONE NO.
[Tessin] | cosribestia
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7 68 Soe twneeer tee eg concn tet
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would ceem the natueml thing for him to say vhen
telxing to the Cubens.
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_ - DATE OF INFORMATION
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FORM NO. 688 REPLACES Form 39-92 SOURCE RECORD
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6 Hay 1964
: MEMDRATDUM FOR: Chief, ¥H/3
i Hy ATIENTION :- Mr. John M. Whitten
t SUBIECT : LETAMIL/9
t : C~101331 \
With reference to your memorandim deted 22 Anril 1664,
requesting a report on the status of the Operational Apzroval
action on Subject, a memorandum setting forth this informatio:
was forwarded to your office on 15 Hovezber 1653. It vas re-
turned to CI/CA end wes ezain forwarded io your office Zor your
retention ca 27 November 1963. It was returned to CI/O4 = secora
time vithout coement on 1) Decezber 1563, whereupon it ves filled
in Subject's foider in this office. Ho further @zrroval action has
Veen taken in this mutter for the reasons explained in the
menorandun. ;
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: MEMORATDUM FOR: Chief, WE/3
: ATTENTION : Mr. John M. Whitten
i SUBJECT 2 LYTAMIL/9
: C-101331
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With reference to your memorandums deted 22 April 1564,
i requesting 6 report on the status of the Operational Arvroval
: action on Subject, a memorandum setting forth this informatic!:
; was forwarded to your office on 15 Noverber 1663. I ves re-
! turned to CI/CA ani wes egain forwamied to your office for your
i retention oa 27 November 1563. It was returned ts CL/at a aio
! time without comment on 11 December i553, whereupon it vas filed
in Subject's foider in this office. 5o further eprroval action has
een taken in this matter for the reasons explained in the
mencrandun.
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MEMORANDUM FO2: CI/OA
ATTENTION —: ASUNDER
SUBJECT : LITAMIL-9
(C-101331)
It is requested that a report be sent to the
Mexico Desk regarding the status of the Oper .¢ionall:
Approval action on Subject. The OA was initially
requested on 24 June 1963.
John H. Whitten
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MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
ATTEXTION
SUBJECT > LYTAMIL-9
(C-101331)
Tt is requested that a report be sent to the
Mexico Deak regarding the status of the Oper .tional
Approval action on Subject. The GA was initially ,
requested on 24 June 1963.
John HM. Whitten
C/RH/3
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7 ‘ovember 1963
‘MEMORANDUM TO: CI/OA
SUBJECT : LITAMIL-9 (C-101,331)
201-329603
REPS: A. HMMW-11988, 4 October 1963
a B. URXI-6696 (In 49286)
. 1. At the request of the Chief, CI/OA, refe
was forwarded to Hexico City Station requesting the
to attempt to clarify ce-tein derngatory information
eh
tation
which
hed beer reported on LITAMIL-9. Reference B con:a_ng the
Mexico City Station attempt to clarify this matter.
2. It is requested that the processing of an OA for
the use of LITAMIL-9 be resumed.
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7 ‘Kovember 1963
“MEWORANDUM TO: CI/OA
SUBJECT 2: LITAMIL-9 (C-101,331)
201-329609
REFS: A. HMMW-11988, 4 October 1963
B. WEXI-6696 (In 49286)
1. At the request of the Chief, CI/OA, reference A
was forsarded to Hexico City Station requesting the
Station
to attempt to clarify ce.tain derogatory information which
had been reported on LITAMIL-9. Reference B convains the
Mexico City Station attempt to Clarify thia matter.
2. It is requested that the processing of an OA for
the use of LITAMIL-9 be resumed.
“Distribution:
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TO s DIRECTOR
FROM 2 MEXICO CITY.
ACTION, WH 8 . - :
INFO. 5 (DOP, 1/05, CI/IC 2, cifca, $45 8, CS 2, RF, WR ; ° }
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SECRET 2223642 {gtr e42226
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DIR CITE HEX! 6696 ; -
WA
Se nee eee _——
PBRUMEN .
REF: KMNe 11983 jp,
ce pusSEST AUS CONTRET LIWETLE AT FonTROON FA node downers
_ RELIABILITY 1959 REPORT FROX ‘pees THAT LITAKIL-9
BELIEVED 10 SE COMMUNIST SINCE THIS CONFLICTS “ITM RUNBEROUS 22232TS
TATION
| peceIvED FRO PTHER SOURCES HORE CLOSELY RELATED TO 1-9.) 988+
RELUCTANT CONTACT SUMMMRMRBIRH HO ov CURR TR ee eToeaaeeaNen®
LEST THIS FLAG INTEREST IN L-9. ODIBEX OFFICLSS RE :
HAVE LITTLE CONTACT GITH Witmamtgg RECEIVED 2LuasT NOTHING OF INTEL
_ WALUE FROM HIM IN PAST. .
2. BELIEVE ANY EFFORT LOFLUTTER L-3 THIS TINE WILE RESULT
IN LOSS OF AGENT WHO, WITH IMPENDING RETIREJSAT LITA#IL|7, REPRESENTS
ONLY PENETRATION PBRUNEN EMBASSY AND WHO SHC¥ING INCREASING SIGNS
STRAIN OF DOLBLE EXISTENCE. STATION FULLY APPAECIATES YALUE
LCFLUITER PROCESS AND REVIEW GF RECORDS WILL SHOW KEAVY|/USE THIS
INVESTIGATIVE MEASURE MEXI. L-9 HAS BEEN SUBJECT CLOSE AND
CONTINUAL ASSESSMENT SINCE RECRUITHENT. PAST AND PRESENT CASE
; OFFICERS, ¥H0 OFTEN DISAGREED, BOTH ASSESSED L-9 INDEPENDENTLY AS. ;
{SINCERE PBRUMEN PATRIOT WHO GENUINELY ANTIANTHUG, ANTIPCONSUNIST« »
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CFFICE IS excuse TT op NO
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BOTH CASE OFFICERS AZREED ANY ATTEMPT PUT L-3' ON Ler YITER eCuLo _—
PROSAZLY CAUSE H1Z TO OJIT. L-9 N
STRONG &£ACTION AGENT Gv¥IsG TO FEAR
INVALUAZLE EYES AND EARS INSIOE TARGET ZSTASLISNAENT. [HIS DATA
TARGET. STATION HAS KEVERS DETECTED ANY DiczPTIC“ zis |Paat.
3. EVEN ASSUHING L-S HAD ONCE SEEN CONMUNIST, WHICH STzTICN
DOES NOT ASSUNE, FEEL OPERATION SHOULD SE ALLOWED PROCEED as
RUNNIXS IN-PLAC
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PEFECTOR ON
IN~PLACE SOVIET EMBASSY OFFICIAL WHO ¥NOUN CP AF 4RER,
4. WKO-INDEX, .
SECRET
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Ai CLASSIFIED MESSAGE bad :
secret | Fs
To s DIRECTOR
FROM 4) MEXICG CiTT?.
ACTION, WH 8
INFO 4 DOP, Ci /oms, CI/ic 2, Ci/oa, sas 8, os 2, RF, VR
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SECRET 2823642 igi: 03 ZOOL
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DIR CITE MEx1 6696 ot
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PBRUNEN .
REF: HMM 11963 OI Polar
be SusGEOT ads Con indl LIOLZLE AT FonTncen FOR aber bonlet
_ RELIABILITY 1959 REPORT Fros GUge THAT LITAHIL-9
BELIEVED 10 5© COMMUNIST SINCE THIS CONFLICTS ¥ITN KUMBEROUS 2252TS
RECEIVED FROS STHER SOURCES MORE CLOSELY RELATED TO L+9, STATION
LEST THIS FLAS INTEREST IN L-9. ODIBEX OFFICESS REPORT THEY |
HAVE LITTLE CONTACT WITH aa. RECEIVED ALsoST NOTHING OF INTEL
VALUE FROM HIM IN PAST. .
2. BELIEVE ANY EFFORT LCFLUTITER L-3 THIS TIME WELL RESULT
IN LOSS OF ASENT WHO, WITH IMPENDING RETIRIAGINT LITARIL<7, | REPRESENTS
ONLY PENETRATION PBRUSEN EMBASSY AND WHO SHCWING INCREASING SIGNS
STRAIN OF DOUBLE EXISTENCE. STATION FULLY APPRECTATES VALUE
LOFLUITER PROCESS AND REVIE¥ GF RECOROS WILL SHGW KEAVY USE TRIS
INVEST IGAT VE MEASURE NEXI. Le9 HAS BEEN SUBJECT CLOSE ANd
i CONTINUAL ASSESSMENT SINCE RECRUITMENT. PAST AND PRESENT GASE we a ’
; 4 . :
«OFFICERS, ¥H0 OFTEN DISAGREED, BOTH ASSESSED L-9 INDEPENDENTLY aS.
| SINCERE PBRLNEN PATRIOT WKO GENUINELY ANTI-ANTHLS, ANTI“CO4MUNIST.
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REPRODUCTION 6Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED
Re a cee ee RR et rrp er npr eee ae mre sen ween NT ae eee meemermnan anpe EE a ogame ceca
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
BOTH CASE OFFICERS
PRISABLY CAUSE HIN TO
STRONG ACTION AGENT OWING TO FEAR OF cOw=20:
INVALUASLE EYES AND EARS INSIDE TaRS
VALUASLE BASIS FOR HOUNTING HORE
TARGET. STATION KAS NEVER DETECTED
3. EVEN ASSUSING L+5 HAD ONCE BEEX
DOES NOT ASSUNE,
RUNNING IN-PLACE DEFECTION ON SAME BASIS RUNNING HY:
IN-PLACE
4. KO INDEX, .
SECRET
FEEL OPERATION SHOULD SE ALLOWS
SOVIET EMBASSY OFFICTAL WHO YNON OP AF 428
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(Chief, WH Division
PRRUMEN/OA for LITAMIL-9°
POT te FEN OLS OEFLPESOES,
REFEREKCES: A. MEKI 1506, 26 July 1962
B. DIE-18912, 19 Feb. 1963
C. WEXI 3487, Para 11, 19 Feb 1963
D. MEXI 5015, 14 June 1963
ACTION REQUIRED: See Paras 6 and 7.
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subaitted by the Station to Headquarters along with résults of
Station traces , we have not been able to obtain an O for Snh.
goes we ecyuceicu UecAUBE UI Une aerogatory information on Sub- I
ject which was reported in para 2 of MEXI 1506. (Ref /A). f |
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clarify the derogatory information that was reported in }@XI 1506.
This clarification was requested by KUDESK prior to the granting
of a Poa,
3. The Station replied to this request per Ref C. KUDESE
granted a POA only for training of Subject on 20 Feb 1963,
4. KUDESEK, hovever, deferred granting of an operational ap-
proval for Subject pending satisfactory resolution of lthe dero-
gatory information on Subject which was contained in MEXI 1506.
(Continued)
Distribution: . oy
Orig. & 1 - COS, Mexico City :
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toe :
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Care SN AN OOO NN + nS Tne ceparemrenneeyeruairer vate seminar tart Wt at seh ante erp ereenaeeneeemep HO Whee nme aes men nwantenns:
CONTINUATICN OF
DISPATCH
KUDESE does not consider that this was accomplished by
Station's answer contained in Ref C.
the
5. EDDESK has informed the desk that an OL for LITAMIL~9
cannot be granted until their request to resoive the erogatory
inforeation an reported by ODIBEX from a Mexican army |G-2
officer in MEXI 1506 has been resolved to their satisf
6. It is requested, therefore, that the Station
atteept to resolve the DI on LITAHIL-9 by debricfing ¢
Mexican G-2 officer re his info on Subject either thro
ODIBEX office or directly if this is Possible and if
officer is available. In a further effort to resolve
it is also requested that LITAMIL-9 b> LCFLUTTERED
7. Please cable the results of your efforts re
request so that the processing for an OA for LITAMIL~
proceed.
EXD OF DISPATCH
ection.
again
he
ugh the
the Mexican
the problem
Reemata whine iis M4 ateth Hinth OL Deb toa, mene: terareren ne enromatn nto oth -hiaanaceiteimh te mmmienetenanamenhet Maleerishteinemrt eheten Nims ep ttenntnen whe ante eermnaneiten tlt sheet tiedee waive menses emcee vate et oe meses. meme wreenatt
aon teams she iene
CB Ne Sine det an Dine, eer cs
PBRUKEW/OA for LITAMIL-9-
ATE FEELS PFRECES ~~
REFERERCES:
A. MEXI 1506, 26 July 1962
B. DIR-18912, 19 Feb. 1963
C. MEXI 3497, Para 11, 19 Feb 1963
D. WEXI 5015, 14 June 1963
i ACTION REQUIRED: See Paras 6 and 7.
1. Although PRO, Parts I and II, for LITAMIL-9 have been
submitted by the Station to Headquarters along with results of
Station traces » we have not been able to obtain an OA for Sub.
Sole we sequcnecd UecAUsYE ur Une aerogatory information on Sub-
Jéct which was reported in para 2 of MEXI 1506. (Ref Ay.
2. %In Reference B, Headquarters requested the Station to
clarify the derogatory information that was reported in SKI 1506.
This clarification was requested by KUDESK prior to tie granting
of a Pas.
3. The Station replied to this request per Ref C,. KODESK
granted a POA only for training of Subject on 20 Feb 1963,
4. KUDESK, however, deferred granting of an operational ap-
Proval for Subject pending satisfactory resolution of the dero~
gatory information. on Subject which was contained in MEXI 1506,
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KUDESE does not consider that this was accomplished by the
Station's ansver contained in Ref C.
5. EUDESE has informed the desk that an Of for LITAMIL-9
cannot be granted until their request to resolve the derogatory
information as reported by ODIBEX from a Mexican Army| G-2
officer in WEXI 1506 has been resolved to their satisfaction,
6. It is requested, therefore, that the Station again
attempt to resolve the DI on LITAKIL-9 by debricfing the
Mexican G-2 officer re his info on Subject either t ugh the
ODIBEX office or directly if this is possible and if|the Mexican
officer ig available. In a further effort to resolve|the preblen
LOFLUTTERED
it is also requested that LITAMIL-9 b-~ ASAP,
ea eee
7. Please cable the results of your efforts re gre above
request so that the processing for an OA for LITAMIL-9 can
proceed.
EXD OF DISPATCH
Ph net a needa oan aw prin
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MEMORANDUM FCR: Chief, WH/3
ATTENTION : Wayne Carley
SUBJECT : LITAML/9
C101, 331 , a ian
. REFERENCE : CI/OA Menorandes dated 10 July 1963. Same Subject.
1. This is the secoml request of CI/OA's asking for an answer to
our memorandum of 10 July 1963. Because of the sensitivity of this
case, it is iuperative that the oft-requested reply be forwarded.
; ; 2. | It-is to be noted that the Subject continues to be used with-
a out an Operational Approval ser PrQ Pert IT deted 17 June 366]. It is
‘| further noted in Section VI, 4, tnet "Subject is elso avare of [the Sta- .
: tion's LAURICLE requirements”, « most sensitive area. : ‘
; : 3- Again, we ask for an answer to the referenced sexcrandum. : t
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MEMORARDUM FCR: Chief, WH/3 -
ATTENTICN : Wayne Carley
SUBJECT : LITAMIL/9
C-101,331
REFERENCE : «CI/OA Menorandua dated 10 July 1963. Same Subject.
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1. This is the second request of CL/OA's asking for an aaswer to
our memorandun of 10 July 1963. Because of the sensitivity of this
case, 1t i6 iuperative that the oft-reqnested reply be f .
: 2. Itis to be noted that the Subject continues to be used with-
: out en Cperational Approval per PR Pert II deted 17 Jume 13% It is
: further noted in Section VI, 4, thet "Subject is also avare of|the Sta-
; | ‘tioa’s LAURICLS requirements", « most sensitive area.
; . 3- Again, we ask for an answer to the referenced memorandum. :
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10 July 1963,
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3
ATTENTION: Wayne Carley
SUBJECT: LITAMIL/9
C-101,, 332
1. With reference to your nenorandun dated 24 June 2903 attaching
FRQ Part IT end requesting an Operational Approval for Subject's use,
your attention is directed to derocatory information forwarded by Station
Mexico to the effect toat an ODIEZX report dated 25 August 1999 stated
Sint Ant © aaloe rane CUNTIINTTE Vf eed ne Fae FE LAT ed ON nk 4
2 tuts CORDELL, Motes: Temp 6-2, toktove2 Sehiect te
munist and one of. ‘the most influential members of the Cuban Pubessy
staff.
2. On 18 Septenber 1962 we requested SAS, which then had Head-
quar“ers responsibility for this case, to request Station Mexico City to
determine the basis for Mexico G-c's ellegation, to obtain any evidence
substontieting the allegation, and to conduct such investigation as wes
Possible to determine the truth or falseness of the allezation.| It wes
further agreed that SAS would determine whether the Station had direct
eccess to Sudject and would recomend polygrephing him i? it were fea-
sible. We have no indication thet any of this has been eccoaplished or
attempted.
3. On 20 February 1963, because of the exigencies of the situation
et that particular tine, a Provisional Operational Approval was granted
only for training of Subject. The Provisional Overaticanal Approval
specified that approval for operational use of the Subject was deferred
pending satisfactory resolution of the dercgatory inforaetion, whicn
CI Staff did not consider to have seen accomplished. The ?2Q Part II om
Subject clearly shovs that he has been used operationally for |the past
year without any approval.
k. Operational Approval for Subject's use cannot be granted until
there has been compliance with our previous request to resolve the de-
rogatory information as reported by ODIBEX froa Mexican G«2.
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Acting Chief, CI;0A
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10 July 1963,
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3
ATTENTION: Wayne Carley
SUBJECT: LITAMIL/9
C-101, 332
1. With reference to your memorandun dated 24 June 2563 Bttaching
PRQ Part II and requesting an Operational Approval for Subjeet's use,
your attention is directed to derogatory information forwaried by Station
Mexico to the effect that an ODIEZX report dated 25 August 1959 stated
thant Ans Ook IRD NETE Masset ann Pam MN LAE RA Gt nk ee ae Aa
. woe eee eS eee, sfonbonn Tat 22, Pthtovi2 Subgeoct tc pe ct te
munist and one of the most influential memers of the Cuban Eubassy
staff. :
2. On 18 September 1962 we requested SAS, which taen had Head-
quar*ers responsibility for this case, to request Station Mexicb City. to
determine the basis for Mexico G-2's allegation, to obtein any| evidence
substant‘ieting the allegation, and to conduct such investigation as wes
possible to determine the truth or falseness of the allezstion| It wes
further agreed that SAS would determine whether the Station had direct
eccess to Subject and would recamend polygraphing him i? it were fea-
sible. We have no indication that any of this has been eccouplished o
attempted.
3. On 20 February 1963, because of the exigencies of the bituation
at that particular tise, a Provisional Operational Approval was granted
oaly for training of Subject. The Provisional Cperatiscnal| Approval
specified that approval for operational use of the Subject was| deferred
pending satisfactory resolution of the dercgatory infornation, whien
CI Staff did not consider to have teen accomplished. The It oo
Subject clearly shows that he has been used operationally for|the past
year without any approval.
k. Operational Approval for Subject's use cannot be granted until
there has been compliance with our previous request to resolve the de-
rogatory information as reported by ODIBEX from Mexican G-2.
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT a
ACTION REQUIRED PSFEPENCES
OCuban Diplomatic Personnel in ¥exico/Lais #ALHERU Souta
ES BALEERU Sout
TYPIC PORUMEN
Referencs: (A) DIR 28665 (G) HEX 2967 (4) MEXI 3078
(B) ¥EXT Ohbé (H) EIT 2998 (N) MEXT 3178
(C) MexI 0513 eB MEXI "3006 (0) HEXT 3199
(D) vezr 1467 (3) Er 3022 (P) MEX 3217
(E) METT 1626 (vi weer ane Wa) aaa Sear
&) MEXT 290k (L) HET 3066
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. > | TPICMATES OR FUNCTIQAL TEME: Caltural Attache b> Kemhes LD Seo
. . PLACE OF SIRTH: viedo, § ;
ATE OF SIETH: Circa 191
PASSPORT SCHEER: 0/62/80 € -.
FAMILY MEGERS: ocher: Josefine Ssouro -scuF §\ Ci Cuba
Sisters: Xenjafs
Se aril GALSERS eee ot burs Al bery
| _Brotheré: Leonel ¥312E3) Souto \\sculo 20;- 60G -
Alfredo % c Ral aoe
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PHOTOGRAFE: Attached
DATE OF £=50VAL aT POST:. Date of entry into Mexico unknown, prior
; ; to Dec 1949, however, Has been employed with the
° Cuban Goverment since June 1959.
e See cited references and TAGL@7 and LITAMIL~9 Contact Reports
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SUBJECT :
OCuban Diplomatic Fersonnel in Hexico/luis #ALBERU Souto
ACTION REQUIRED REFEPENCES — ae eg
Reference: (A) DIR 28665 (G) MEXI 2967 (4) MEXE 307
(B) M=XI Obl (8) ¥Sxr 2998 (N) MEXI 317
(C) MET 0523 (1) 2EXT 3006 (0) HEXY 3299]
(D) MexT 167 (sy MEET 3022 (P) MEX 3217
(BE) MEIT Y626 fv wows onae (Np cana Seas
.F) MEXI 290) (L) ExT 3066
AL ws NAME: Luis Fuser Sorto * CiTPuba ece: Db
TPLCMATZC OR FUNCTIONAL TITLE: Cultural Attache > - tember [yan ee
PLACS OF 3IRTH: Oviedo, Spai pp amber Le T—
ATE OF EIETH: Cirea 191
PASSPORT WTMEER: D/@2/60 E ae,
FAMILY MEGGERS: Mosher: Josefing SS0UTO suf §\_C/T! Cuba
Sisterd: XenjiafeaLarat Senter Ae aa
7" Marilez @aLoeRy Soutst’ Gt burs Al bery
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PHOTOGRAPE: Attacked
DATE OF £ES3VAL aT POST: Date of entry into Mexico unknown, prior
; to Dec 1919, however. Has been employed with the
. Caban Goverment since June 1959.
2. See cited references and the LITA“G1R7 and LITEM Le? Contact Reports
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for further infermation on ct C (arte,
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24 June 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/oA
; SUBJECT = ss LE TAWIE~9
C~101331
201-329608
Attached 1s the PRQ Part II on LITAMIL-9. An
Operational Approval is requested.
: ‘Jom M. Whitten
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ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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Chief af Station, Mexico City
Transa‘ttal of PEQ Part II on LITAMII-9
Action Required: 04 on Subject
There are attached three (3) copies of PRQ Part I on Subject and
operational approval 18 requested.
Part
3 - C/iHD, w/att, 3 copies
2 @ File
17 Jue 1963
OSSPATCH SYWECA AND D . .
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PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE . ‘
PART HE - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION votsPatce we.
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a INSTRUCTIONS 70 CASE OFFICER
J. Thes foem wast de filied sa by the case ¢.ficer of aprropriate eauthorstr an the basie of the best eveilable in-
farmetsoa. If 23 not ta be shown to the subsect. .
2. Neraally, beatquesters asli ke unable to issue an approval untess requester furnishes anawers to eff questions
19 Pay parts J and I]. However, in an emergency provisronal approval wa; be cotained by copesring eath the ap-
elacable provisions of FR 16-213. paragraphs 64..8. B25 and 2d. Yhereatier the asaal wothod ty» document of com-
plete the case must be folfoued az sex forth in FR ¥G- 345.
3. Three (3) coxpleted consi of PRG pace I (2ncluding copy in subject+s sandweetang, if possible) aad tee (2) com-
. plete? cooses of this form east be sent to headquarters a3 soon as Possthfe,
4. fate acgusred tater west be sent to headquartérs sn P2} format in two $2) copses,
S- Feld in atl itews, if jefereation obtainable. If stem not applicable vsite *NA.* Uf additionel spoce required
for stew, use ceverse side of pegqe keyed to appreoriate item number.
te CRYPTONVe: 2- PSEUOONVe
LITaMIL-9 i eeeeaioned
SECTION 8 CONTACT AnD CEVELOPHENT
3. INDICATE HOG, WHEN, wmere. envy, AND GY eHow SUBJECT WES FIRST CONTACTED OR CEVELOPED.
, Cos Cec COT a TE OITTINN nn pt nnn bn Chand ae AO ta fn be
PAI RAS R NPA Bb cen ny ee mee eee ee yee _ ey oe
LITAMIL-3, who was recovering from a gall stone cperation in the hospital. The
CO made contact with the Subjeét, a PEXUMEN diplomat, to debrief ani use as a
penetration of the PoHUMEN Rabassy in Mexico. See MEXI 1447 re initial
meeting.
2- SNOICATE GHETHER SUBJECT COLD GE TURNED OVER QUICKLY AND #N & SECURE WANNER [TO ANY RESPONSTGELE CASE OFFICER FOR
HABOLING. IF SO. INDICATE TO ston. .
Sebgect could bo turned msinle Case Officer, particularly
j speaks English and French
+ CEST CTHER CASE OFFICERS mHO HAVE MANOLED SUBJECT OR WHOM HE KNOWS OR WAS KNIBN, GIVE MAWES! OY BHIOH THEY HAVE
SEEN KNOON. .
_ Subject knows Clyde K SHRYOCK, his Case Officer, by true nama. SHRTOCK
will introduce Lawrence F, BARKER to Subject during the week of 16 Jum 1963,
¥
FEO RUN Ee te eE t eerank A Rt MEE Neat PS Mi OM Nd RE RT D Aae
tnow'se 1050a SerLeces ore 31-998, SECRET ; 4-208
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F __ CT AVATICR 28L CONTROL - sooo __
1- ESTIMATE § Suastct’s MOTIVATION. (Be detaricd, af postabie cite evidence, io not use stock cobment suck as ‘ants.
. fousuniset.*)
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Eabsect is bighly motivated toward PBPHKIME and the west. mm fis anti~
Communist. ;
2. #MOTCATE wHaT COMTMOL, 1F ANY, EXESTS GvER TwE SuBsECT. (If no control, er sf ithere 14 4 lack of reat contrat
explain.y
Station Mexico could reveal Subject*s activities to the PISUMEN
goverment.
$- COVER USED EY SUMIZECT AwS CASE OFFICTR th THEIR MEETINGS.
Subject and Case Officer neet. clandestinely in darkened areas of the
3 : city at night. .
2. COVER USED BY SUBJECT th OBTAINING HES INFSRWATION £55 t% CONTACTING HIS *NFORMANTS.
Subject, 2% an employee of the FRRUMEN Embassy obtains his irformaticn
from his fellow workers and contacts.
3. IND CATE SERVECE FOR BHICH SUBJECT THINKS HE (WIL work) (1 working).
Subject krow he is working for PEESIME Intelligence,
INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS ANG TRATKING
"EXPLAIN SUBJECT*S KNOWN PAST OR PRESENT CONSEC TION wt TH ANY OTHER EN: INTELLIGENCE. SEAWICE. INDICATE THE ER7iNT
SUCH CONKECTION #5 KNOW OVERTLY.
Subject is not know to have had any contact with any other intellizence.
service.
tt neers bhai etlinitis the?
Z- LEST OTHER MHDtVIOUALS fAgerts, relatives, siendsy HO KNOW OF SUBJECTS PRESENT EWTERLS CE ACTewITrEeSs.
ores CUZVAS de EYCHENZ :
Subjectts brother, Leonel, resident in Mexico
Jose CARRAL Escalante
LITAMIL-3 probably suspects Subj is in contact with CO
Be. EXPLAIN ANY TRAINING SU@ZECT KAS HAD Im CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.
3 Subject has not had any iormal training in clandestine operatépns bat
: be is cunning and intelligent and has made great strides on Lis since
first contact with his Case Officer.
1
: SECTION V COLLABORATION POTENTIAL : :
3. INDICATE CIMHER. FOREIGH PORER suasecr scuLD bl MOST LIRELY TO COLLAGORATE GET BECAUSE CF HIG SDEOLCEY cH FAST
ASSOCTATIONS., EXPLAIH. .
: Subject. would probably collaborate with an anti-Communist Cutan regise
i if it should come to powr, .
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SELTION VE OFtratiGaa. uS2 ~ COMTACT
T. TF SuOsEST mAs GEES USER GH COMTACTED BEF FAL, tmGELOTE ACTER LTY Ste O1CH ME OAS ENGECED m2 THE| TYPE OF turER-
wWATION HE maS FUEN ISHED.
_ Subj provided a few intellizence itens throughLITetL-3 before direct
contact wes made with the Case Cfficer.
+ ERDICATE NOS BND FKOW Welw SU BIECT OBTAING tne CowatECe.
Subject obtains infomation from mexvers of the PRIMER Exbassy and
friends of PETIEN with whom he <eals.
AVDECATE GUAT WAS GEEM TLD SIBIECT AS TS THE DESPOSETIOm GF INFORMATION HE FURNTSHES.
Subject has been told that the information he provides is forward
= DETARL SuBsECT-s PROPGSED FE OR CE TYPE LSE CH Gurees.
q Suvgewulo Fi attiriuico ac asec WigrG LOS pens tration ci POROUS
Embassy of which he is part and txe contacts cf the Eubassy. Subi is also aware
of the Station's LADRICLE requireaents :
BLTRIL SUGITTT“S FRGFOSEO FR-Pe TYPE USE CR DUTIES.
; Not applicable
PROPOSES LiAISCM GR CPERATICAAL ACTIVITY.
t. DETAIL SUGlECT*S Panwases sr2rson hE EsRTAst OB Oeewatiies, Use:
@. WHERE SUBJECT IS Ax OFFICIAL MEMG@ER OF A FOELIGN GOVE GNWENT:
Kot applicable
B. SWERE SUBJECT 15 OM OFFICIAL MEMBER OF Am COVORE SCENCY:
Wot applicable
SECTION V . AGERCY RELATIONSHIP with SUSJECT 2 .
1. EXPLAIN MATURE OF AGENCY MELATIONSHIP BETH SUGIECT: 6.6. TRAINER, OPPOSITE NUWSEE: REWNEMATSON.| Te ANY: AGENCY
PERSONNEL GROON TO SUBIECT.
Subject is goins on salary es of: 15 Jam 63 at the rate of 1000 pesos -
($320.C0 U.S.) monthly, Andrew S. FARMERS. and Edward D. KKAPAAN are know
to. “Subject under assumed names,
“Senn mmeEI emcee mezeimene editanecemmianeieinie i
ee et et
ERAN RIERA A Sens AR ne HR AICI Ah VE SANNA OURO ROR AIRES Ss
AE ince SENIORS mete mean eens: 7
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SECTICA IX ; PM IFICATICNS F2@ Tae ERATIONS
FC& OtwER CP ERATIGNS.
Subject is an artist
ComeSbiti£S, SuSSIOY Se OTHEM WETHOO, SPECIFY 485 Ghee PETALS.
as of 15 Jane 1953, Scbject wil). be paid a sontaly salary of
2. EXPLA IE AY POLMISES, OTHEBOISE MOT CTSERTS MERESS. wese To SUEIECT. CExarete: Comms treats
of sobject md feasix. >
Ne comitzents or proxizes out it is assuned that KUBERX vill
aw rose bhehatf
SECTION X18 :
T INDICSTE THE FIELD AGENCIES AND FVELD FILES Of Te Maton Si BIELT-S wend AAS BEEN CHECKER Bao
Station files. .
LIcczZBel and zany other contacts of the Cuban mabessy.
ABDICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASCRTSE Tain TS WEMURR BUTCMAP ICAL INEORWATIGm FEENTSHED BY
‘See para 1
TNDITATE QVETHE® CR wot PROUISIONSL DHERETIONAL SPF EDESL D
Penvad Cle TVAsSECT~S CSE WAS SEER PTS Gi SLT CHTAWOES-
Submitted 27 July 1962 EMA 15455
EVALESTE SUBJECT*S CHASACTER, @ELTAE.L IT: ANY SETEMETT. CUTIBG ERKOERCE MSE POSSI RE.
@ DEERZTIONSL BF o
Sabject is of high moral character, proud of his family tax
Sincere, extremely security coasciocs, Teliadle, punctual and 533:
job come, i.e. XUBUNK's Joo.
ry
~ EXPLAIN AMY SITUATION CA UROTSCRETICN Ie MECH SIHZECT WAT Ark BLES CRECL VED BHEOH EET 8)
CE/OP ERAT IOMAL SECUBHTY WIESPOINT.
' :
_Sabject's relationship with Co iskmown to gose CARRAL Es
- Dolores CCSYAS da EYCEERE per MBIT BiSOS CARPAL and de EYGES
| believed to be security risks.
t. USE CF KIate, omycs: CAMEL ING, FasmetueS.
1. EMD ECATE SPECIAL ABILITIES. TALEATS. Bf CRALIFICATECAS PCTSESTCE EF SeRsECT, Otte COLD Cowt
is. $F OT 5S PRCHDSED TO PAY BRIECT & BEG LAD SCANT, ERE TCRTE WE CTLELY sehsut. 16 PaveeaT TO!
RIVAL COTAIRED
1000 pesos.
assist
Subject to leave the country if this is recessary pecause of nis activities
E RESULTS.
Close friends of Subtect scch as LITAMIL-3, LITAMIIq-2, LITAMUL-7
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EVALUATED Fw &
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SECTICH Att : SUOECTS PERM BASETS -
Subject drinks mcderately, Subdj is mt know to have any flagrant vices.
BE WADE 16 EnSean ek
jegarding ererretsise
intellize.t.
£ cosmopolitan type, somewhat arty, yet cogniscent of what it tecgs to get a
SECRET
SECTION Nite SIMATICEM. (0 TERESTS
Te MOC ITSTE SUBSECT*S UESBIES CH IMTEREST IW SPSWTE, MESIC. ETC-
Suoject is interesteg in wasic, Liierciurs, and ert.
Te FWBITATE GCE TWER SIBFECT"S LAAGUAGE ABILITIES S008 StTWEE CoM@AC TERISTICS. a2 STH OS wf Coen P
OF & ConTayY 38 SiCICm OTFER Tham MIS CON. - EXPL are. .
protably recc nized as such.
+ ANDECATE WeETCER LUFCOMATION (@ PEQ PARTS ¢ On 26 WAS DE“KINED BY RESEARCH. TLARTESTINE ASSES:
CORGESPONSLGCE OB OTHER Wiens.
Inforzation in PRQ Farts 1 axl 2 was odtained threagh research,
azgects, and direct questioninz.
AF OTeE@ Team #20 NE ACTIOW 1S REQUIRED. 1F anG OHEM. TEtwinaTiow OF SUMFECT $8 EFFECTED. Pens
fee perce. 478. aeuaray
No prodlens are envisaged in terminating arent.
MALISG COUTECY CSEP
if necessary. Sadjectand CO use the rams AGUILAR on the telerhore.
in leftist and Communist circles, sakes him an excellent prospect.
SUMATIME OF APOROSELATE SERIOE OFFICER
Ciyde K SERYOCK
Sebject is a European type, cut becasse of his Cuben accent world
‘SECTION xv EMERGENCY COSCtTiGeS PEW TACT ag@an SEMERTS
f+ GIVE Such DETSILS F.£. SECCEMITIOM SSONALS. Set MHEPT COLD CORTACT BE madE: @4aT BRA FIZES Cf
Sebject is in possession cf CO's trisptove number (howe) and Cot
phene. CO can sake contact with Subject at his Lome er at the Pong,
SECTION Xvi. MISCELL am ECES SPERATIONAL CATA AND REMARKS
“ Sabject, who is sell deposed toward PEPSIME, is anxious to renain a
‘long term agent for ODYOKE] fis inteliizence, coupled with his contacts
SS AS A WATIVE
ExPLaws. (dlse
SLD INDIVE Sak
is office
iN Embassy
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Tetum
Chief, Finance Divisioa
Tenis SLID]
MADAAETIRG
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Forwarded herewith are copies of a Memorandum of Oral
Comituent on LITAMIL/9. , ‘
Attachnent
As stated (b/w)
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st nie; 13 Sane 1963
Chief, Finance Division
TO :
VIA : Contract Approvins tfficer
Feé : Crief of Station, Mexico City -
SUBJECT: Bapegement of — prruw 9 es Independent Contracter.
lL. GEM AND PROJFST 7 TRarGE: Tre Subfect individual ras bteen|engezged inder
orel contsest for use under Project msacy -204 L5 charzesble to MoI -
Tre effective date of the crei contract 35 Jom 1563 sybfect to ter-
{2
eEfnation by COLCME upon 30 4ayz sevaat mctice.
2. SECUMEPY APPROVAL: ‘The approprie+e security epprovel: for) subject's vse
has been cotained. Type Po - Date Esonested 2]_caly 192 ome 19L55
: 3. CTTIZSSEIP: Subject (E) is ( ) isnt a foreign neticnal.
&. COMPENSATION: Tie Subject will te peia $1,000.00 H.¥er | sonth .
The epprozicete equivalent sf this ancunt in Ferro= currenty is [22 Ct12355.
Sebiect Xj will ( wilt cct receive a Thristeas bonus operas te, morte -
- - Other compensations in the mature cf bonus ¢ tments, s.2ts,
pad STS, etc., inciztes Tess bate4 get ane
z « avo. A iont f Mee fA Naw ene mh inst t- UDOT fmanee tavec | Te
Subject ts PazeD “EZ incese taxes, payment: acafor deductions will be made in the
following maccer:
k 6& QERzes AND/CR STESTET INCE: (a) s wbgect ( )wilt (evi not 3s for-
nishe? querters enal or svtsiztecce elimenes. (z} The Pol ins comuitnects
Eave besn mede rezardirng siditicnal comensation to accomoiace 1 increase ccet-
of-Living exd guerters exzerses: :
cee Da
T- CPEPATICNAL EXFENE2S: (a) Subject ( wild. @)vilt uct be reictucsed
for opereticral travel. {+} Subject ( yeti ( )wilt ret be reimbursed fer
operaticrel expenses. State nature of any cperetionel expenses. fpr which Sutiect
will be rei=borsed: :
A aOR yews ae
Agate me
met
8. CONTIesayT osLicsi7T-as: The following hare not been 5 aised the
- indfivid=sl cot aey have to te set by COYSKE. Give reason for contingsxt
obligation:
9. Ho conn tuents otter than those stated above have bees made to the Sadject.
REVIVED: - TATA S Meals
Contract Approving Officer
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24 Jume 1963
MEVORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
SUBJECT =: LIETAUIL-9
C-101331
201~329608
Attached is the PRQ Part II on LITAHIL-9,. in
Operational Approval ig requested.
Join M. Whitten
Chief, WH/3
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Relea et bce
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CLASSFICATOR
POOCESSING
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DISPATCH SECRET mz EES
Chief, western Hesttrere Ae eC
Chief of Station, Mexico City
Transaittal of FFQ Part IT om LITAMII-9
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
Cs on Subject
Action Required:
There are attached three (3) copies of PR Part IT on Subject end
operational approvar 18 requeslea.
Attachzent:
PRQ Part IT
Distyitations
3 ~ C/iHD, w/att, 3 copies
2 @ Files
17 Jue 143 |
OXSPATCH SYwata AHO *
EMMA 21557
On octane eneamenemeeennnaneenaeementen nea eeremend me
mene emirates
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SECRET
PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE : ;
PART Ti ~ OPERATIONAL INFORMATION “orsPatce nod
HMMA 2] y
ENSTRUCTIONS 0 CASE OFFICER
fo
f. Then form wust be filled :0 by the case c.ficer of appropriate authority on the basis of the beat etailabie in-
afson. It ors not to be shown to the subject.
2. Normally, headquerters asli ke unable to issue an approval unless requester ferneshes answers to aif questions
0 PR, parts J and I}. Heeever, in an emergency provisional approval way be cbtasned by complying weth the ap-
olacable provissons of FR 19-215, poragraphs 6a, g. 125 and 32d. Thereatrer the usual wethed to dotewent of com
plete the case must be folloued as set forth an FR 34-245.
3. Three ¢3) completed copres cf PRG part I canctuding cosy in subject+s sandwretsng, if possible: and twa (2) com-
plete? copses of thre form sust be sent to headquarters as soon as possible.
4. ‘ste ecqusred later must be sent to headquarters in PEG format in to ©); copies,
S. Fill an all items, if inforeation obtainable. If ites not applicable rite *WA.* EF additipnal apace required
for stee. use reverse aside of page keyed ta appropriate item number.
t- CRYPTONYO 2. PSEVOONVe
LITAMIL-9
SECTION 1 COMTACT AND CEVELOPMENT
, INDECATE HOM, WHEN, WHERE, ery. AND GY @HOM SUBJECT wsS FIRST CONTACTED OR OCELELOPED.
: r a Pm ne mn ed bn Ont dan ae AE tte £9 he
VAS Ube eeGe Qe we be Camm mes OD Swe mee ee meee oe . -nay f= Ts
LITAMIL-3, who was recovering from a gall stone operation in the hospital. The |
CO made contact with the Subject, a PEXUMEN diplomat, to debrief ani use as a
penetration of the PENJMEN Embassy in Mexico. See MEXI 1467 re initial
meeting.
BEEN KNOBN.
on NO.
saov se $050a
2- PNDICATE OHETHER SUBJECT COLLD BE TURNED OVER QUICKLY AND IN A SECURE WANNER [O ANY RESPON
HANDLING. 1F SO, INDICATE TO sNOM. ~~
Subject could be turned over te any responsinle Case Officer, rarticnlarly
one with a Speaking knowledge of Spanish. Subj speaks English and French
as well as Spanish. :
- GEST CTHER CASE OFFICERS WHO WAVE HANDLED SUBJECT OR WHOA HE KNOWS OR WAS KNIEN, GIVE NAME.
_ Subject mows Clyde K SHRYOCK, his Case Officer, by true nam¢, SERTOCK
wil. introduce Lawrence F. BARKER to Subject during the week of 16 June 1963.
Gf CASE GFFICER FOR
SY BHICe THEY HAVE
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REPLACES fOew 51-958 .
tie way ae uate, SECRET “en
A MMI - PLS 7 7 o/- syle _—
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SECTION 11 HOTIVATICE 282 CONTROL ---
¥- ESTIMATE SuBsECT" S wcTivattom, (Be detailed, if posrisble cite evidence. Do not use eicck copment suck es ‘ante
communist, *)
Subseet t= highly motivated toward PBPHIME and the west. se [is anti+
Communist.
2- INOICATE WHAT CONTROL, IF an¥, EXISTS OVER ThE SUBJECT. (If no control,
explain.)
Station Mexico could reveal Subject'!s activities to the PEXUYEN ‘
goverment.
SECTIOw FUT COVER
i. COVER USED BY SUBJECT AND CASE CFFICZR Lk THEIR MEETINGS.
Subject and Case Officer meet clandestinely in darkened areag of the
city at night.
2- COVER USED BY SUBJECT IN GETAINING HES INFORWATION ANS IN CONTACTING HIS THESRMANTS.
Subject, 22 an employee of the FBRUMEN Embassy obtains his inflormaticn
from his fellow workers and conbacts.
3- IND CATE SERWECE FOR @HICH SUBJECT THINKS HE (Will works (13 working ;.
Subject know he is working for PBRHIME Intelligence,
SECTIOnW 1V INTELLIGENCE CONNECTIONS AND TRAINING
1. EXPLAIN SUBJECT*S KNOMN PAST OR PRESENT CONMECTION BITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. sMOCATE THE ER-iNT
SUCH FONNECTICON IS KNGWN COVERTLY. ;
Subject is not known to have had any contact with any other intelligence :
service,
2. LEST OTHER INDIVIDUALS (Agents, relatives, friends) 0 KNOW OF SUBJECT°S PRESENT FU TEALIGENCE ACTOWITIES.
Dolores CUSVAS de EYCHENNE
Subjectts brother, Leonel, resident in Mexico
Jose CARRAL Escalante
LITAMIL-3 probably suspects Subj is in contect with CO.
3. EXPLAIN ANY TRAINING SUBJECT HAS HAD IM CLANDESTINE GPERATIONS.
Subject has not had any iormal training in clandestine operations bat
he is cunning ami intelligent and has made great strides on Lis awn since
first contact with his Case Officer.
SECTION V COLLABORATION POTENTIAL
1d. INOICATE OT4E@ FOREI GH POWER Suasecr WOULD BE MOST LEMELY TO COLLABORATE ette stcaust cn 41S 1DEOLORY ce Fast
ASSOCIATIONS. EXPLAIN. *
Subject would probably collaborate with an ant1-Commnist Cuben regina
4f it should come to powr,
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; SECRET
SECRET
SELTIOR Vi
1. "F SUBSELT WAS STEN USEE Gm CONTACTED BEF uae.
WATUOM WE Bas FUeR ISHED.
| Subj provided a few intellizence items throughLITs¥I1-3 before direct
contact was made with the Case Cfficer. t
+ FWDECATE wom 2N5 FROM wel S@sOCT OBTAEAS Ver bewa tice,
Subject. obtains infomation from meazers of the PRZIMEN Embassy and
friends of PRXVEN with whom ke ceals.
+ INDICATE WAT HAS BEEN TOLD SIRJECT AS TS THE DESPOSITION OF INFORMATION WE FLRNISHES.
Subject has been told that the information be provides is forwarded
to Washincton, |
+ DETAIL SUBJECTS PROPOSED Fs OR CL TYRE USE Ce muTles.
‘ Suse Oo FL atulrilico ale Carecied Lumera Loe perm tration of we PHM
Embassy of which he is part and the contacts cf the Babassy. Subj is also aware
of the Station's LAURICIE requireaents
S. CETAIL SUBIECT-+S FROFOSEO Fe-Pe TYPE USE CR DLTIES.
; Not applicable
5 SECTION Vii
3. DETAIL SumseeT Ss eons
um GFewativear use:
BEReAL eat USE:
®. WHERE SUBJECT TS an OFFICIAL MEMBER OF 4 FC@IIGS GOVE RwENT:
Not applicable
3. WHERE SUBJECT IS an GFFICIaL MEMBER OF £n ODTORE AGERCY:
Wot applicable
SECTION VEIL . AGENCY RELATIONSHIP with SUBJECT
t. ECXPLAtm MATURE OF aGENCY MCLATIONSHIP @tTH SUSIECT: 1.6. TESIMEL, OPFOSTTE muwnge, RE NEAT Fe AnY: AGEWCy :
PERSORNEL KROOR TO SUasECT.
Subject is going on salary as of 15 Jane 63 at the rate of 1000 pesos -
($320.00 U.S.) monthly, Andrew S. FARMERS and Edward D. KKAPHAN are known
to. Subject. under asuned names, _ ;
ee mR tI se eet
atparame tte sees owe
SECRET
PUM IFICATIORS FL@ Tek OPIRATICNS
© AMDNCATE SPECIAL ADILATICS. TALENTS, OS CLALIESCATIOAS POSSESSED @ SeRIECT well COLD COMGEIVABLY BE OF eR cd
FOR GIwER OPERATIONS.
Subject is an artist
SECTION x Cone TREN TS j
i. $8 97 6S PRO@SSEO TO Pay SBSECT & BEG LSE SHAE PETE THE WTEALT aepat. FE Paveiay rq BE WADE IW Z9cr en ae
COnmonsTIES, SUBSIGY Se GTKEN METHOD, SPELIFW AND Gtoe CETAITS.
as of 15 June 1963, Sabject will oe paid a nontaly salary of| L000 pesos.
. EXPLAS® ABY PREMISES. OTHEROISE MOT CUVERTD MLRECe, WEDE TD tumstcT. (Exmeofe: Commatmenre regarding erecnetcra
ef sobjece amd foarte. 5
No comitzents or promises out it is assuned that KUBARE will| assist
Sudject to leave tha coumtry if this is necessary cecause of nis activities
on UTOLOWEE Reno Tf ,
SECTICN XE CE ASD SEDURITY
S. ERGICATE THE FIELD AGIRCIES AND FRELD FILES Of Te Melon SOBJELTS SAME NAS BEEN CHECKED S0m THE
RESULTS.
Station files.
Close friends of Subtect scch as LITAMI-3, LITAMID-2, LITAMIL-7
LICOZB-1 Bo aad many other contacts cf the Caban zabassys
. !
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E. UMDICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE WEASCETS Taam TS VERSEY BEIGRAPHICEL INF ORMATICN FERNTSSED Br | SUBJECT.
See para l
I. SWDECATE WHETHER OR WIT FROG SIOWAL UFESATIONSL 477 EDSaL CH GHERST ICN AL aes B. DATE sPPROWAL CBTAIRED
Pegva, C98 GD AIECT-S$ CSE WAS Bin FwTe RY CSS RES- t
‘Submitted 27 July 1962 Eta 15455
Ps. CWALEATE SUSUECT"S CHAMBACTER, BELG ASiLt™ awh SET RATA. TUTING EWI CEE metOE POSSIB.L.
Sabject is of hich noral character, proud of his family barks °
Sincere, extremely security consciocs, reliable, punctual and inteliicest.
4A cosmopolitan type, Sourwhat arty, yet cogniscent of what it tae to geta
god done, i.e. XUBARK ts job.
6- EXPLAIN AMY SETUATION CR INDISCRETICN IB GION SRIETT Wa WOE GLEN IRUTL VED BHICH MOET BE EVALUATED FRIe ®
CE/SOPERAT OMA, SECUBITY VIER? OINT
Sabject*s relationstip xith COTOES isdcnown to gose CARRAL Escplante and
Dolores CUSYAS de EYCEERMS per MEXI 3iS0. CARRAL and de EYCCEMG| are not
believed to be security risks.
SUQJECT*S PERS wAsETS
USE CF AS G@ce, GMCS: EAMM ING, Fae meres.
Sabject drinks acderately, Subdj is not know to have any flagrant vices.
t.
SECRET
SECTION EINE BTKATICAR (9 EPESTS
5. IMBICSTE SeegsECT’S SISSRES Of INTEREST IM SPSOTS. wSIC. ETC-
Scoject is interesteg in namic, iiiersiure, and cri.
, F
a
Fo TRRACSTE SE THER SLB SECT"S CAR SUASE ABILITIES S00 SHER CHARACTERISTICS, axe SADA AS wE Cote
CF A SM TEY SH OBTEI EM CTEM Tram HIS CON. - EPL ale
Scbject is a European type, cat becasse of his Caben accent vocal
protably recc nized as such.
resicare &
CCRRESP ULE TE CH OTHER wEABS.
azects, and cirect questioning.
UF OTeEm Team BDU NE ACTICM FS MEQUIRED, 1F sm wri TERWINATION OF SUBJECT 15 EFFECTED. PLEAS
eee pera. 38, Burra;
No problems are envisaged in terminating agent.
EMERGENCY COSC ETIONS BECOR TACT Ad@ABSEMENTS
t- GivE Foca CETOILS FE. SECSEMITION SIGIALS. 5-0: BHEPT CORD TimTaCT SE MASES GAT BUA FISES CD
MALISS COMTSCT CSE?
if necessary. Szodjectand CO use the name AGUILAR on tin tele phone,
in leftist and Communist circles, 2akes hin an excellent prospect.
StMati@t OF aPeRoweiaATE Stmice OFFICER
Clyde K SERYOCK
IRFTEMAT OM Im PEG PARTS 7 aud tf WAS GB"AINLD BY RESEARCH, f3 tRSEST IVE ASSESSMENT. FILES.
ASS AS A MATIVE
Inforzation in PRQ Parts 1 axi 2 wes cdtzined throwgh research,| files,
EXPLAIN, (Alte
LD IND TWA ak
Subject 18 in possession of CO's trieptou nuster (heme) and COls office
Phone, CO can aaxe contact with Subject at his Lome er at tie PIIMEN Embassy
SECTION Xvi MESCELLARECES CPERATICNAL CATA AND PEMARKS
Sabject, who is well deposed toward FSPSIME, is anxious to renain a
long tem arent for ODYOKE] Fis inteliizence, coupled with his contacts
.
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Forwarded herewith are copies of a Memorandum of Oral
Comnitment on LITAMIL/9. .
Krlandk (ele
w. WUALIS ®
Attachwent
As stated (b/w)
Distribution
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VEMORANTUM CF ORAL CUACIMET ae nae
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ps) s Crietl, Pinence Division
VIA: Contract Approving tfficer
FROM : Crtef cf Station, Mexico City :
SUBJECT: Expagenent of pad) 20) a *5 Inéependent| Contracter.
1. TEPM AND PROJFOT Tatrce: 2 Subtect individual bas been engaged imier
oral ccuirecst Tor use unter Project,
Peay -a:G is charzeeble to 66> -
Tee effective dete of the cra: contract is 15 Jum 1963 subject to ter
gBination ty COTOME upon 30 Baye! actual notice.
ae
2. SECURITY APPROVAL: ‘The appropriete security approvel for subject's tse
has been cetained. Type POL - Date Zeozested 27 Joly 1952 ome 19h55 .
3. CITIZZNSHIP: Subject (KE) ts ( ) ts nct a foreign neticnal.
kh. COMPENSATION: Tue Subject will bag yeid $5,000.00 h.$er month .
The epprocimmte equivalent of this axciunt in PEPRISE currescy is| 228 cc ll2rs.
ay -
Subject E} will ( )wilt mt receive a Tnristeas bonus equivaleaz to, mo
- Other corgensations in the mature cf torus commitments, si2c4,
pela vecaticns, ete., incite: Eirthdays, belidays Sem do: srnval of stoos
a € ANOS 5 tohiest £ Me fae V8 laa mm tant £2 OTDOTIE fennee tavee THe
Subject to PEELE ineoze taxes, peyments aza/or deductions will] be made in the
following = mer:
4 €. QUARTZ?S AND/GR Ss TESTeremes: (2) Svidect ( )will (x)will not s2 for
nished quarters end/or sursistence alinverces. (e) The Pollovinks commitments
i Fave been rede resardirz eiciticnal compensat tion ta } accommodate increase ccet-
of-livicg ex4 quarters expenses: ;
7. CPERATIONAL EXPENSES: (a) Subject ( }vill- &)vil2 act reinbursed
for operational travel. (t} Subject ( il: ( jwil rot be r ursed for
Operaticnsi expenses. Stete nature of any cperatisnal expenses. for which Sut!
debts ata
sitet
will be rei=bursed:
a : 7:
a E 8. COMWISGENT OBLISATTONS: The following bave not been rromised the
individssl cot cay have tc be set by COYOKE. Give reason for each contingert
obligation:
9. Ho commitments ctter than those stated above have been made to the Subject.
-... RSVIEWED: AAAS als
Contract Approving Officer
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GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION.
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STATION “AS HQ RECORD "po, LITASIL=9. PLEASE anvrer wa wee,
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JFK MICROFILM FILE SUMMARY
SUMMARY; REEL 12, FOLDER(S) 4A & 5 CREATED by
Bryant Rogers
ee
SUBJECT OF FOLDER: _LITAMIL-9
201 NUMBER, IF ANY 329609
INCLUSIVE DATES OF FILE MATERIAL JULY 62 THROUGH AUGUST 72.
RELEVANCE OR NON-RELEVANCE TO OSWALD & JFK ASSASSINATION:
NONE
REASON OR ASSUMED REASON FOR INCLUSION IN THIS COLLECTION:
In the HSCA testimony of Silvia Duran she indicated |that she
knew him and he was the Cultural Attache at the Cuban
Consulate when she was there. This info was not in the 201
file.
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION WITHIN FILE:
LITAMIL-9 was recruited by the Mexico City Station ih late
62 while he was assigned to the Cuban Embassy as Cultural
Attache. He provided the Station intelligence while| he was
in this assignment. He was deactivated in March 1965 when
he returned to Cuba and was seen only occasionally after
that. His contract was terminated in 1970 because of his
lack of access. Only one relevant document was found which
indicated that Proenza, who worked at the Cuban Embassy,
believed that the strong objection to the Mexican Government
by the Cuban Embassy over the Duran's detention was &
diplomatic error. This document was processed for release.
CIA/US. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP:
AGENT
PAGES OF NON-JFK-RELATED MATERIAL: 491
Season
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EDT yors
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nies Bsa dee baie nating a Sina ied inn ai beh aes asada
SECRET : . '
LIZAMIL/9_
1K ORDER Tear FLPTHER COMSIDETATION way BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FoR APPOOWEL IN THIS CASE aM TS REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH TRIS CFFICE THE tNFCRMATICN CHECEED BELOW, OF REVIES INPSEWATION AS INDICATED |
REVIEW OF STAFF ’D Eres cy }
REVIEW OF STAFFED CreLave RAL rnecoube te
REVIEW OF SECURITY seF. REPORT a. We
Peo 4
Pre ti
FLeis tastes
@s teeers REVIEW GF SEC. crE,
SPER eee ann SEVESION TRACTS
REVIEW CF FR3 REPCET A
Te TT Cwetcat TRTTERTGAT LOM
RES REVIEW OF ATTACHED @ZzFERENCE
OTHERS (See Kerarks)
test 4 secoea i TeEeS anD FewaL
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0 en ae
PeMaREs:
Please come to CI/0A to discuss your request of 16 December 1965.
i
This was te advise that it is not Cr/cs Practice to iseue POA for
}
: i
6 months under thess circumstances, Hovever, this is no bar aa
handling the agent as we proposed in our nemo of
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MEMORANDUN FOR: C/CI/O%
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SUBJECT = Operational Approval for LITANIL.9
oe,
1. The Provisional Operational Approval for LITANIL-9
(C-102331) 48 due to expire 8 January 1965, H
2. In discussions With the field case officer for beats
operation, ¥H/1/Mexico has found that there is no way| tg
determine when, or whether, LITAMIL-9 Will again leave Cuba.
For reneong of peraunal Security, LITAMIL-S ras not beer
able tn tmenedan ae ne wane Tans Sleeks clme nas cat ‘to
I
it Cuba in early March 1965, Letters to his brother, L
H and reports fron Occasional Cuban official travelerg
i Mexico indicate that LITAXIL-9 ig well and is ezploye
| Kational Cultural Council,
3. LITAMIL-9 42 sow an inactive agent. The Station
has recently proposed that hie salary cease accumulating
as of 30 June 1966, If and when he again manages to leave
Cuba, he will be contacted and a ful} assesenent of hils
future usefulnene will be made. Qsin- tO the fact that his
Sister~in-law is a secretary to Fidel Castro it is expected
4. Tt would be Bpprecisted if the POA oa LITAMT
could be extended for six nonths. If at the end of t
_ time he has not left Cuba, it will be Proposed that t
POA be allowed to expire. i
t
me
W. J. Kaufman
C/TH/1
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Kira is the wife of Aneuel KOSOVSKI, vho was a Secend
in the Eulearian Erhassy in Havana as ef Octcher 19654
are new Sack in Sefia, Bulgaria. The card was nailed
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mind cn the countryside after the hurricane, If ycu
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20 STR in the gucsst house oF ihe Cet sgardan
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toe
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cane cut again, In Prague we srent one day while wait
for the plane to Scfia, We @re living like Ceunts of
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is quite het during the day, but the nights are very cold,
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full ef tourists ‘ho get brave and go swinming in the cold
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Kira is the wife of Anguel KOSOVSK’, who was a Second Secretary’
in the Bulgarian Embassy in Havana as of October 1965. They
are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The card was mailed from
Bulgaria to Cuba.
Good morning, Luis! How are you? We are well. We frequently
think of Havana and of our friends (I - of a "boreg* man (too).
After the Black Sea we spent one week in Sofia, and the fol-
lowing week we relaxed at the Radio Sofia tourist house (be-
fore leaving for Cuba I worked for Radio Sofia), located on
the Vitusha, near Sofia. The Bulgarians call this mountain
“lungs of the capital". It's a very lovely place. Livin in
eitise we franientlw Saenat ctenta ntananwene Teinn sit
-mmepenrnty ome cnaanet cine
_ ain the grass and looking at the sky, listening to the sil nce.
Isn't that true? On Vitosha (sic) we remembered all that
We are now in Sofia, preparing to continue our tour through
the mountains. 1 like to walk a lot, and now I have the op-
portunity. We plan to climb the highest peak in Bulgaria |--
Mus-ala (2925 meters). It isn't difficult —. it's net veny
high. What a good country Bulgaria is, but in my Cpinion |she
lacks contemplative men. Yes, yes, that's true. They are
all too practical. Until later, Luis!
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Translation of a letter fron Fira KOSOVSEKA to LITSTIL-9.] Kira
is the vile of Anguei KOSOVSEL, who was a Second Secreta ¥
in the Lulearian Erhassy in Havana as of fctcber 1965, They
are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The letter was nailed from
Bulgaria te Cuba,
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Good evenings, Luis! How have you been? Sorkinge a [ct
as always?) Which te choose -- of two opinions on work Clhorses
die fron workine" and "work created Man") it is hetter td
choose the seconc, isn't it?
he are still in Varna, more exactly some 1S kilonetadrs
fron the city of Varna; this coesn't natter because every-
thing here is the area of beaches, hotels, etc. The weatl
improved, and now ve go swinmins and sunbathing, but we dle
SO without eagerness -- we are spoiled permanently by thel.
Santa 'arfa and Atlantic beaches and by the Cuban sun! At |
the sume Lime Ge as vefy Wwice thal nere tnere are no sharks
and one can swim anywhere one wants,
In the course ef two years we forgot many things and
now we are enjoving the climate, nature, etc, It's true --
here even the air is absolutely different: - fresh, healthful,
full of the odors of grass and trees. Some 300 -'499 neters
fron the coast the meuntains, covered with forests, begin
I am very sorry that you, Luis, cannot see all this, but i
am’ an optimist and I am sure that sooner or later vou wil
visit Bulgaria. fe you know what they Say about the formation
: of the country? When God was dividing the Earth anong the ;
english, the French, and others, the Eulearian could not dene .
because ‘he was working. Then when he came, there was no Jand
left. God scolded h » but he had to do something, So he ;
teck a knife and cut 3 littie piece of Paradise for the Bul-
garian, . 7
T am not exaggerating -- really the coast of the Black
Sea in Bulgaria is very pretty. Now there are about 25:- Bo
thousand foreigners here on vacation, And what is very in
teresting -- the majority from the capitalistic ccuntries,
At every step one hears French, German, Swedish. ke have
an acquaintance -- the Manager of one of the hotels; he, for
example, says that scene fanilics from Switzerland and fron
Belgium have been living in his hotel fer 28 days, and that
all are very happy, Saying that the vacation in Bulgaria is |
Pleasant and inexpensive at the Sane tine, less exrensive
than in Nice or Italy. Thus Bulgaria is developing interna-
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tional tourisa intensively and, of course, is bringing in
a lot of noney.
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Eut what be ing thines I'n writing! I'n sure thet you
are already sleepy. ‘ot hy any means do I vant vou th think
that these are exercises in Spanish so as net to forget it, ‘
1 simply want to relate sone of ny inpressions and observa-
tions, and you, 2 man so gece and fine, can understand, can't
you?
One mere interesting thing atout the tourist service —
here, There are sone tyrical nationai restaurants epen where
Bulgarian fantasy is represented. [or example, one repre-
sents a place where there are sheep (I don't know what it is
in Spanish), It's a large patio divided into snall p tios,
everything like in a town. There is a stone hearth in'the
ficor, . © feonsthing teliis lao. an Uevaein Tawie LS a
stone stove, also wit!. a fire inside, There are sone|farn
: buildings, everything true to life, To make the nicttre
: complete, in one of the small vatios there is a burro} in
‘ another, some sheep, and ... they all have a terrible|odor!
: But everybody is happy ane taking pictures, etc. Thelwaiters
: are dressed in national cestumes and the National orchestra
i plays too. Can you inagine it, Luis? It's verv nice! The
: other restaurant, for exanrle, rerresents the interior of
(I don't know in Spanish, in French -- the mill). There is
the stone for grinding, there are filled sacks where you sit,
etc., etc. The focd is served in national dishes ... |but
let's not talk about food -- there is everything in aHundance.
After the first adniratiens (‘what delicious cherries!"
*
what big peachesi", etc.), I discovered a great danger for
me in all this, If, for example, Anguel gains 2 - 4 pounds,
it's no problem but for ce it's problen £1! :
-I*ll close now, Befere Closing I"1]l tell you a jjoke
(appropriate). A family went to bed one nicht, Suddenly
a loud noise was heard -- the cat knocked sonething over in
the kitchen, But the frightened woman cried: "Run, my hus-
band is coming!" and her husband, frightened also, jumped
out of the window in his Pajamas, : : : ;
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Until later, Luis, I give you my hand. The letter --
between us, is that all right? ‘ \
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ACTION ROQUIRED « NLIBAUINE/LITAMIL=9/Operationa? Progress. ePor. .
References HMMA 26552, 8 July 1965 |
|
1. LITAMIL-9 seems to be trapped ins!de PARUMEN, On 18 August] the
Case Officer met with LITAMIL-17 (L-3's brother) to review two leceers| received
from L-9, One of these, dated 15 July and meiled at Gander, Fewfoundland
(presumably by an airline crew member), used the term "de lo mas bien." This
is an indicator meaning "I expect to leave within « year." In snother !(undeted)
letter L-9 reports that he has been promoted to "Secretario de Segunda
2. L*9 asked for 2 large quantity of art supplies and mentioned that he
fs doing a lot of naintine since he hee anr Vet geome hank em wrnete OL meme doe
of material requested indicates that he expects to remain inside for spme time.
3. The C/O asked L-17 to phone L-9, ostensibly to request further detail
on how to ship the art supplies, In the course of the conversation Li17 was to
ask L-9 how long he expected to remain in PBRUMEN. L-17 reported on 28 August
that he had spoken with L-9, L-9 said he did not expect to leave for fa long
time." : i
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4. With the recent defections of AMMASP-1 and-a PBRUMEN Ambassador in
Europe it may be difficult for L-9 to obtain a foreien nost. Tr is not likely z
that he could seriously be considered politically reliable by the PBRUMEN
Government. With the return of his cother and sister from Spain he no longer
has an excuse to request permission to visit Madrid. The only bright spot
oa the horizon is his sister-in-law’s close relationship to AMTEUG. L517 feels
thet it is to her advantage to have i-3 abroad so L-9 cam sead her consumer goods
which are unobtainable in PBRUMEN, j
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5. At present the Station has no reasom to believe L-9 will be sble to
leave PBRUMEN any time soon. . : '
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from June 1963, and in view of his changed Rission, Headquarters
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Translation of a post card fron “ira KOSOVSKEA.to LITANEL=9,
Kira is the wife of Ansuel KOSOVSKI, whe was a Second
in the Bulearian Erbassy in Havana as of Cetchber 1963
are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The card was mailed
Bulgaria to Cuba,
Pear Luis, hew are you? Before leavin YT called vou tq verify
’ a > § ¥
your acdress and, of course, to say “the lest gooubve'|(for
ecretary
-| They
from
three nontks!), but yeu weren't there, Surely vou ned |your
tind on the countryside after the hurricane, If yeu cid
I wish that you could climb like during the fifteen days of
Girén, that would suit yeu very well,
We have been in Buloaria for three dave Rewt ane daw jn curse
and two in Varna in the guest house of the Sulgarian ‘tIINREX, f
The trip went fine, but it was very faticuine; we couldn't
sleep because it wasn't Night -- at 9 the sun set and
at 12
cane out again. In Prague we Srent one cay while waiting
for the plane to S:fia, We are living like Counts of
bourg in a luxury hotel. Ir Sofia everything is fine
Luxeme
- | It
is quite hot during the day, but the nights are very colld.
Nere in Varna it's the same story, but ali the hotels
full of tourists who get brave and go swimming in the
are
epld
sea, As for us, we haven't gone swimming vet. And gen rally
after Cuba I am indifferent to the sea. Luis, until later,
Kira KOSCVSKA
4 sy Bl Bus GARIA, S
Yrs Meri S At Ce opr
Portnnt od ole Helocioues Cbbara les
Ce On $e. ecouge ole. Cu L Cere (\ Crt €)
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aeeiges fyo ~ a ue howbre, alureda*.
. Berpts et Ned te
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duatthicu He le Reclie - 12 ants ele clr perc Cele : ot
Leck. sala ta 6 heckrve Jp si teades, te £6 Cin Lagn ee .
tesha tte ke f 16, “Lh A Ge: 1 Mle aw ese tented) —
ul Ine'ney We Lob” 2 ua t “6 “b echo, vbedokesy |
“fens tu tars ad a, olixdenes 7 udta Buel Ces xy!
fi mepGs - - Gosshazners tu Le Aieke 4 moze 7, evel, CULES BL 4g;
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cs. cu gerdad ? on Lethe velusecsy feds Che, Hhare kate!
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Pie 601 mdbatadfes ste Meh muder als tan Foun:
$5.18 Tt Es Mea Be geet 4062 heey
l¢ ane - Ks sale (B9AS ws 4 & we ae th Law adto, Gack for a:
Bale ene, wwiy L,
ro wiht fe fhe a hs Seeds seetes Ks fyy fan bet tees
Herma cad eafe budse Less!
Translation of a post card from Kira KOSOVSKA to LITAMIL-B.
ira i- the wife of Anguel KOSOVSKI, who was a Second Secretary
in the Bulgarian Fmbassy in Havana as of October 1965. They
are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The card was mailed fro
Bulgaria to Cuba.
Good morning, Luis! How are you? We are well. We frequently
think of Havana ard of our friends (I - of 2 “bored” man too).
After the Black Sea we spent one weex in Sofia, and the fol-
lowing week we relaxed at the Radio Sofia tourist house (be-
fore leaving for Cuba I worked for Radio Sofia), located on
the Vitusha, near Sofia. The Bulgarians call this Bountain
“Iungs of the capital”. It's a very lovely place. Living in
Catece, So Sacgeenll, Lea ged oluple plicesurca -- ayaug wt
in the grass and looking at the sky, listening to the sil
Isn't that true? On Vitosha (sic) we remembered 411 that!
We are now in Sofia, preparing to coatinue our tour through
the mountains. I like to walk a iot, and now I have the p-
portunity. We plan to climb the highest pear in Bulgaria |—-
Mus-ala (2925 meters). It isn't difficult -- it's not very
high. What a good country Bulgaria is, but in my opinion |she
lacks contemplative men. Yes, yes, that's true. They are
all too practical. Until later, Luis! ;
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nee.
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Translaticn ef a letter fren Kira xasovsra to LITA'IL-9
45 the cife of Ancael RUSOVALL, who was a Second Secretar
in the fulzarien ichassy in Uayana as ef Cetcher 1965. [T
Kira
y
hey
are row hack in Sefia, Bulezria, The letter was mailed|frow
Bulperia te Cuba,
Coed evening, Luis! Hew have you been? Working a/l
as always? ich to choese -- of tie eninions on werk 4"
die fren vor} }
cheose the second, isn't it?
ot,
herses
ine™ and “work created “an"} it is better to
Ne are still in Varna, more exactly scene 15 kilcnetlers
from the city cf Varna; this deesn't Matter hecause every
thing here is the area cf beaches, hotels, ete, The weat
insreved, anc new we §0 swinnins and sunbathing, but we b
S¢ «itneut earzerness -- we ére snoilead perranently by the
Santa ‘arfa and Atlantic beaches and hv the Cuban cunt
tue saue tipe 10 YS very nice that here there are no shar
ane cne can swin anywhere one wants,
In the course of txo years we forgot many things and
new we 2re enicving the clirate, Mature, etc, It's true
here even the air is abselutely different: fresh, health
full of the ccers of 3U2@ss and trees. Scene 300 - 400 ne
fron the coast the mountains, ccvered with forests, beci
I an very Sorry that yeu, Luis, cannot see al] this, tut
an 2n cptiaist and I a= sure that sconer or later you wil
Vitit Euivzaria, ie you know whar they say 2bout the form
of the country? then Ged was Gividing the farth among th
English, the French, and cthers, the Pulearian could rot
because ke was Working, Then when he carne, there was no
left. Sod scolded him, but he had to do Scnething. So
tock 2a knife end cut a little piece of paradise for the 5
garian..
1 an-not exagcerating -- really the ceast of the Ela
Sea in Luleari2z is very pretty. Now there are about 25 -
thousand fereiszners here en Vacation, And what is very i
teresting -- the majority frea the capitalistic countries
At every ster one hears French, Gernan, Svecish, We have
an accuaintence -- the Ranager of one. of the hotels; he,
exarple, savs that scene fanilies fren Switzerland and fro
Belgium have heen living in his hotel fer 23 days, and th
all are verv aa™py, Saying that the vacation in Bulgaria
le2zsant and inexpensive at the same tine, less-ex ensive
» ~
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than in Nice or Italy. Thus Bulgaria is ceveloping interna-
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tional tcurism intensively arc, of course, is bringing in
a lot of money.
fut what borin things I'n rriting! I'm sure that you
are alreacy sleepy. Not hy anv means éc J vent you to think
that these are exercises in Erenish so 2s to forzet it. .
I sinply want to relate sone of my innress and cbserva-
tions, and vou, a man so goec arc fine, can usveorstand, can't
you?
One nore interesting thire atout tte tourist ser
here, There are sone tyrical netionai restaurants en
Bulgarian fantasy is represerntec. fer example, one r pre-
sents a rlace where there are sreer (i con't jnow what it is
in Spanish). It's a larre ratio divided into smali Patios,
everything like in a town. There is a stcne hearth in the
22001, weere SOWELHINE GOlAS LM 2 $24 basket. there is a
stone steve, alse wit! a fire inside. There are some |farn
buildings, everything true to life. To nake the picture
complete, in one of the small naties there is a burro, in
another, sone sheep, and ... they ali have a terrible lodov! |
But everybody is harpy and taking pictures, etc. The waiters
are cressed in national costunes and the national orcHestra
plays tec. Can you imagine it, Luis? It's very nice!) The
other restaurant, fer exanrle, rervesents the interior of
(I don't know’ in Spanish, in Frencn -- the niilj). There is
the stone for grinding, there are filiec sacks where you sit,
etc., etc. The focd is served in national dishes ... [but
let's not talk ahout foed -~- there is everything in abundance. '
After the first acniratiens ("what delicious cherries!"
what big peaches!", etc.), I ciscovered a sreat danger
me in aii this. if, for exanrie, Anguel gains Z - 4 bs]
it's no problen but for se it's problen #1!
ice
n where
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for
lounds,
Reta ELIE NeCAR en etn oe ce
I'll close now, Before clesing I'}] tell you a joke |
(approrriate!). A family wernt to bed one nieaht, Suddenly
a loud noise was heard => the cat knocked sonething over in
the kitchen, Put the frightened woman cried: “Pun, ay hus-
band is coming!" and her husband, frightened also, Jumped
out of the window in his pajanas, mG
Until later, Luis. I give you my hand, The letter -- :
between us, is that all right? a : .
“Kira rosavska > a vos
separ the me eMC et
ee
oo!’
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| naseeo rol noexine
NO heanchasalianie REQUIRED
ONLY GLALFIED DESK
CAN 2038 INDEXING
MICROALAL
. JLITAMIL?9/Operational Progress Report |
ACTION BEG ELD - REFERENCES
References HMMA 26552, 8 July 1965
1. LITAMIL-9 seems to be trapped inside PBi' MEN. On 18 Azgust the
Case Officer met with LITAMIL-17 (1-9's brother) to review two letters received
from L-9, Ome of these, dated 15 July and msiled at Gander, Kewfoundland
(presumably by an airline crew member), used the term "de lo oas bies." This
ie ac indicator meaning "I expect wo ieave within » year.” In another (undated}
letter L-9 reports that he hes been promoted to "Secretario de Seguacal
2. L-9 asked for a large quantity of art supplies and mentioned that he
Bo felde So lek wl peduclag elnce uc ee nue YEO yuRe wwne LU WUSM. Ane quaatity
of materiel requested indicates that he expects to remain iaside for |some time.
3. The C/O asked L-17 to phone L=9, ostensibly to request further detsil
on how to ship the art aupplies. Ia the course of the conversatioa I-17 was to
ask L~9 how long he expected to remain im PBRUMEN. L-i7 reported og |28 August
that he had spoken with L-3, L-9 said he did not expect to leave fog “a long
tine.”
4. With the .ecent defections of AMJASP-1 and a PBRUMEN Anbassador in
Eurepe it may be difficult for i-9w obtain 2 foreign post. Ic is not likely
that he could seriously be considered politically reliable by the P3RUMEN
Governzent, With the returm of his mother and sister from Spain he alo longer
has en excuse to request permission to visit Madrid. ‘The only brizht] spot
oa the horizon is his sister-in-law’s close relationship to AMTEUG. [L-1l7 feels
thet it fs ts her advantage to heve L-3 abroad so L-3 can sead ber consumer goods
which are unobtainable in PBRIMEN.
5. At present the Station has no resson to believe L-9 will be able ro
leave PBRUMEN any time sooa, .
. hawrevee F. [oa Ke]
4 Willard C. CURTIS
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Attached are
three authenticated copies of a Nerprandum of
Oral Commitments for LITAMIL~9,
oe .
CIE LE _
WILLARD C. CURTIS ——7—
’
Attachnent:
As stated (h/w)
Distribution:
spots
SR CPi
To IR SETHE QM Ame AAT sete ny
Crie*, Tinnnce Divirisn
Contract Amprevine To*lieer
Chie™ of Station, xico City
Lerma ty
use his been ottnines. ‘“yue
> aapareereery, >
3. CITIRENTITe: 7
bh, COPMIMETTON: Te
Meme. Gene
S. OANICs Subs
2 a. "antes
fo Subtect <6 VORPIIS
Amon cons at cemecorrrran,
ance
regmrdine cécivicns
aa seat de nlaaae wah D
ae Dita te ae wee
retrucreeé fer crersvi
be reimbursed Tor omerctionst «
empenies fer wintth Subtaat ut
anoreved br +:
Subject has r2va
Se SOOT TUT 4. fslloings he
individual but nev ft
Obiication: susies
aware of HTS 2¢Uiy
Sublect.
19, Coumate: This MOC sumittad because Subjectts sclar> :
$1000 to § 5000 @ month afisctive 1 March L9S3, autherloy: Lia S992t ft. 3.553
of 5 March 1965. Memenn,
DITIRIAUTION; 3 futhentics cocfes to Nes,
2 Tile P 5979
i Swsort
Tive reesen
Meme
sete
ewe Ct aD
Ein. nis
i peace we
* + “nae
2 EI Se
® ‘Mo scomitrents ctue> than those stated above hive teed cpt tO ta
2
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ODP OP OM COTS
z
5 March 1965
n
. Pee
,™ i Chie, wenes Division
VIA : Centract finprevice .
mar oo: Chie@ of Staticn,
SUUTIols Tararerent of) Te 25 Incavandest | Contractor.
== 2 hes teen enpaced uncer
orn ¢ LS rziiis .Trenbie to
wh contrac’ Vittemph The
reenter meee
aus! a BOLL CE.
a 207 r subject's
\ use ’.s Leen ottnined. ‘yue Fi in core zces . Mite * .
. - . '
3. CITIZIIUIR:, uuteet § ZX } is { } is net 2 “ereion cational. |
koe fend ver panty -
The sctrowirnte eure ze) has
@olisrs. Cubtest {EX } vinr { a Tariotiec enus equivalent
to ome monta's TE,
5. TAT: F } ub to TERI’ income texes.
If Sus"ect to FSPPID DANTS : feduciicas vill te made
in the folio»
LER JAD cnt mere a, a —
AND/O™ TUIOTITTIUI: will not
De ve Sarni eure
ed conmiizants BATS > i
. imeresse cost-cl-2 -
:
7. OTRRCTS :
reirtrrsed Ter coveretional 22 : 3 i z :
be reinoursed for onerntional ezc2 :
_ 3 “ubtgot will te
ms, e
tee, . “
. S. COOTITTUT SSLIGSTIICE: en the - i
indivicusl tut uc have to +2 xst ash contingent :
otlicntion: Sutssct «17 have to te: am pes :
SPs SRST ee
Eis ecvivitics Tor .
-% Zo scommitments other than thosa stated above have been i
Subdeet. ; : . ' ;
‘
° an 19, Conmat: This MOC snbiitted because Sub‘ect's salary ves| raised front
: : $1,000 to $ 50d @ month effective 1 March 1965,-authoritys DIR 237922 (1. 5.55)
of 5 March 1565, oy, : _
fi Tase Sroicer :
fA.
oi ~ tot
oS
“ices (oes.
meee See,
Coatries
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at bag
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‘or cterctional axpenses.
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paws Sages,
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el travel.
Sase Cffic2r $7.
wever Suaiiticd a %
a re ok eee
fereth Ve
Inthentic coties to ios.
Mie P 6079
Funrort
10, Comsat: This MOC sutzitted because
$1000 to $ 500) a month effec
of 5 March 130
™
t
inance Tivizion ne
PA term Te
Subject's salary ves
aive 1 Marca 86>, authority: JiR 69
Binion: 7
peires)
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fom wo meesin: 22%
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outin
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9, ‘wo ecommitrents otue> then thoze stated above have been mare to
Subject. a . :
Noe,
e
@ security eoorovel Tor guutect's
3
ray be Ve, No comitnent.
7.
in the following timner:
want
BAe
Tar Ane
the
frsa
gi
55.
saya PROCESSING ACTION
DISPATCH | == ane
ot So
Chief of Station Mexico City
ete x . BG IACOONG beoazED
ORY Qu ese
cas x00 wjoane
Chief, wH Division .
TDEUMEN/LIRAVINE/Opora tions /LITAMIL 9
ACTION REQUIRED - REFEREES
AC REQ: See para 2
a Iwan 4
SUBJECT
lo& Provisional Operations) Approval for LITAHIL~9 ag
& reporting source in PERIMER hae Sect grcstlc eo wi Oo viLy 1965.
2. Since the PREY Part Il for LITAMIL-9 in our file! dates
from June 1963, and in view of hig changed Rission, Headquarters
would appreciate the thoughtful preparation of a Te
vised |PRQ
Part I? for LITAMIL-9, Thig should Peach Headcuartergs Perhaps
sixty uays prior to the expiration of this POA on @ January 1966,
Anthoay x. PUONCHAY
€S cory rity WS -~6-~ lazy,
Distribution: o | Fite li 201. 23 9609
0&2 -COS, Hexico City
, SSRTCH syMEL ant marocR “Toate
E
i
BRNY-13795 i 12 July 1965
ASS CATON } HOS FUE meere ~ : ~
SOnOxt22 42 50-6-128/3
UALIFIED DESK
CAM IUCGE INDEXING
a
i 2
J PBRUVEN/LITAMIL-9/Operat ional Progress Reporte
ACTION REGUIRED - SSFERENCES
a
1 /LITAMIr-9 Femains { PRRUMEN. on 19 June 155 the c/o pet with
L-9's brother wha reported he had talked with 1-9 by telephone about 1 June.
. At that tice [=3 was in good health and ssirits and key worda in his
: conversation indicated that be had not beeg bothered in aay way by the
PBRUMEN Security Service since his Feturr. 1-9 aetd erie &. tngsdtec ce
“lene a. easy ior scout 3 months at which time he would Probably He given
4 new assignment. we did not reveal whether he expected this to be a
foreign assizgnzent,
request for Operational Approval. As noted therein, it {es contemplated
2. A PRQ Part IZ on L-9's brother vas recently submitted sete
that he will be used only as a channel for Communications to/from “9,
3. Any new developments in this operation will be reported Frowptly,
f
Distribution:
3 - C/wap
2 - Piles
CISPATCH Syma AMD saeenen
WOH 26552
WEMOnispie: FOr: S:
ar
ce eciel,
cur Mexorg
19 April
A Provisional Cperational Approval is érasted for the use of
as set ferth below.
A Provisional Cperational Approval issued oy
authority, on a tetrorary basis, fer the use o? an
Granted in an Operational Approval unless oth
bhacod . se
Cr Steff grants
individual as
rvise specified by
2 UT Itr, PO BAe aay Lis CRS BG investigation
dect to a further final
Deere pene
For use as a reporting source from within Cube.
”
wv
4
OX
To process the Cperatianal Approval,
Parts I end II) must se submitted as soon
(6) rontis from this date.
investigation is completed
and II. Cancellation cust
visions ceases.
&S possible and not later
and upon the receipt of Satisfactory PRO
be requested if
tom
t-te
#25 USE Pre rsais wer tees
the sane
he authoricy
T/OA.
anc is sib
review vhen all investigation is ccopleted.
full inforzation (completed PRQ
An Operational Arproval will follow when all
use of Subject by interested Di-
It £2
than six
Parte I
References: (4) MEXTO067, 32 March 1965 aad A
(B) HMMA 25761, 2 April 1965 7 nee
1. Oa 6 May 1955 the brother of LITAMIL=9 (Subject of reference |B),
contacted tne case officer, A meeting was held in Mexico City on the
Right of 7 Hay, Le9's brother tumed over & postcard dated 25 March and
& letter dated 8 April, both fram In9. These had been meiled in Kextco
City on 20 April, presumably by a PERUMEN Airline plict,
the regime appears to ve leaning away from the Communist bloc”
I 3. in the letter In9 again used a code pirase indicating that
t 4. & PRQ, Part IT, will be forwarded Soon on In9's brother,
Adubren an - oan
eS
illard C, CURTIS
SECRET
CUhee Filled Iny
SUBJECT OF
S- AMALYST |" DATE PROCESSED
PERTINENT INFGRMAT SOte
Cut Tur ar ATTACHE.
SUBJ HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED BACK JO CuBA FRON
» CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO,
R 6505171276
« . . : : wows
tt Coags @treaeeo To THIS FILE 12. TRanssepeey To
at FILE wo,
nn Tn eer rare
ALBERU SoUTO, Lurs
201-32940¢e 050-009-012
SEX M DOA ? - UFGA$21493
10 MAY 65
CIT 2? #19-6-95764
occ ?
peidinie
Chief of Station, Meztoo City
"SeeecT
LITAMIL-9
ASTM REQUIRED - BEFERENCES
References: ENMW 13,589 15 April 1965
1. The Station ts Pizzled by the statement of references that
operational reporting on the LITAMIL-9 operation has been "consistently
neglected”,
2. Using 1 Jamary 1964 as a point of departure, the files of|the
SBation reflect the following dispatches transmitting detailed reports
WeASTCS, 17 January 64
Ce cemnqueee wee ws
. emuary
FRMA22571, 30 Jamary 6% 1
WOU 25018, 4 march 64 BO dacuary 64
. 5 Petruary 6%
1 Hareh 64
BOA 23268, 23 April 64 ll Harch 68
28 March 68
2 April 64
AD April 64
BMA 27691, 16 June 64 8 may 65
2T Kez 64
8 June 64
HMMA 235766, 30 June 64 28 fpril 64
19 dune 64
RA 23878, 14 July 64 7 July OF
EMA 24015, 30 July 64 16 duly 68
: . 21 July G4
(oontioued) - are yd
©
SeuRunmaNSirceeserocetererreceterese
AS Se Ra a te | DART De See AND Ne
Wwe 2G. 8
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH ae | BECHET
rt asad
| «BRM 242548, 3 Septenrer 64 12
: 27
RAM 25001, 19 Jamery & 36 Kovrencer €
T
: 20
Ze
Kote: This dispateh explained why reports had
mot been fcrwaried sirce iA ZA A, see aboves
in accordance with Heacquarters request that
contact reporis not be forwarded in the futute,
ERMA 25001 explained that henceforth } copy only
of LITAMIL@9 Ci's would be forwarded to WHS,
attention Urcuhert and Labanow. Beth of these
cfficers had Specifically requested that LITA,
CR's be forwarded to bH/SA. in the interim, beteden
September and Jemary, CR's for the following mevtings
were placed in Siation filles; ic Eeptember G4,
21 September 64, 1 Cetover 64, 4 Cetocer 64,
2 October 64, 23 October 64, 5 Kowemcer 64, and
TA Uremchae Kle
ss tee tmannnmcns aera
eee tn ent nin eae nn ae eens
ERMA 25238, 23 Jeomary 65 7 Jamary &
18 Jamary 65
We 408, 15 Peoruary 65 26 Jamary &
26 Jamary 65
1 Pobruary &
2 February 6
! 9 February 65
. 12 Februar; 65
WHA 25670, 23 Msreh & 12 February 65
17 February 65
| 19 February 65
26 Fecruary 65
2 Maren 65
3 karch
8 Karch 65
10 Mareh 65
Como Plan
{
3. It ts reelizod that an operational PRoeress Feport and a contact
Teport are two different items; however, in view of the detalled natire of
the LITAL<9 CR's the Station has felt that their suiaission has satisfied
the requirements of operational reporting. The criticion of reference lis .
all the wore puzzling since such visitors to the Sacticn as Chester 5,
Datnolé, Chief, wid; Kortén A, Woclley, erstehile Chier of Operaticns, WHD;
and Thomas W, Lund, present Mexico Hranch Chief, have all expressed their
| approvel of the detalied operations) reporting on this -operation
1 Visits they have made to the Staticn at wnich time the reports in
have been brought to their attention, . :
&, Vhen LITARI-9 next exits PIRUEM, the Station will begin to
prepare formal operational progress reports on the operation, 7:
a
5. As for the questions raised in paragraph 2 of refusence rejarding
Operational security, advance information on LITAMIL-9"s reeall cane
LIRNVOY but be.was not informed of the imcinemce of his transfer watt) ie
eg red Fousinely by LITAMIL-7 and was generally known by hie call
mes, + for the imitcation that LITAMIL-9 was informed af the Station's
Capability to intereest Embassy telesnoee conversations, a careful) ree
Feeding cf the Mescrantm under eritiqe will that no such ackncw. | -
t was made, LITUe) was into:
SA a cent ene ee ae ene meme eee at gt wt
eae ee ee
SR eC RRR “eee GeRtnden rey
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
As for the speculatica that LITAMIi=3 suspects that Hebessy shones are
earoed. be bas indicated his beliaf thet this is the case ever since he wes
taken over by the presect C/O, In fast, he 1s prone to sey " ¥ called
BO eandega ct suchmandepich ¢ pettsr, csing the phone instead ef the interes
Com Bo Yuu cuuid Lear it? Th cxs#s warein be has spken this vay, he
been told that chances are we will never hesr abot the eatter Giowecas
unless he reports on it
DSPATCR DN ANG
specifically tr his meetings with his C/o,
Willard ¢, CURTIS
SECRET
19 April 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR: C/CI/OA
SUBJECT : Operational Approval for LITAKIL-9
1. An Operational Approval is requested for LI
who has recently returned ¢-> Cuba, and has accepted
mission fron Kexico Station. The Station hag expre
reluctance to interview a Kexican officer who alleg
1953 that LITAHIL~9 was s Communist, since this cour:
action would unnecessarily draw attention of this of
to our interest in LITAMIL-9. WH/1 has concurred in
decision, and considers that this unevaluated derogat
information on LITAKIL-9 is far outweighed by his per
MS AEUUEW
2. Realizing the risk involved in working with
Cuban national, WH/1l feein that LITAHIL-9's excellent
of cooperation, plus hig acceptance of the idea of cd
ANIL-S,
a FI
ed its
in
e of
jeer
this
ory
for-
eny
record
atinued
cooperation in a denied urea favor consideration of aD
Operational Approval. Additionally, we have bad audi
coverage through the telephone in LITAMIL-9's office
the past two years or more, and during this time the
°o
for
Station
has used the installation for spot checking his information,
ew eee
and if satisfied that there are nu reasons to qucation bis
veracity and security or suspect that be is under con
of the Cuban service.
3. Attached for your review are several contact
Fepurtes of LITAMIL-S, as requested by xr. imliy. The
prompt return will be appreciated. This office will
trol
ir
be
pleased to cooperate in any further review of this case
which will facilitate the OA. .
W. J, Kaufman i
Chief WH/L
Attachsents:
Reporta of LITAMIL-9
{
t
i
Distribution: : |
Orig & 1.- Addressee !
: ‘1 ~ 201-329609. _ i
1 - ¢ 101331
SECRET |
H
I
.
ieleneerten mieten eaiemmmineimemnenienmmmnnaeieinnietneieenedticimonemme Eo ad
OC eR tt A NR tf eit man ann
Chief of Station, “exico
TEEN -OXIC
rr rn ee
Chief, WH Livision
RECT
LITAMIL-9
ACTION PE DUPED . REFERENCES
AR : See Paras 3 and 4
REFz HMMA-25,670 dated 23 Marca 1965S
to return to Cuba and even rore important, of
had to be quite convincing with his argurents
possibly had te resort to some are-twistiag,
ee on
came from the LIENVOY of LIEEAT take, and, to
and procedure,
Distribution:
C 4&1 - Cos, Mexico City
BS cupy
ONSPATOH SYWEOL AND NL MER
HMMW=13,549
OFFICER 7
NJckaufranin
Et srw.
C/RED *
He 53 ysi enevious eoron
1. We are pleased that Barker has prevailed upon LITAMIL-9
be alert te service the cause and again, still better, to atree
to the use of a communications SyStem., Considerine LITAMILI gts
known reluctrnce for this sort of thing we understand that Barker
2. Nevertheless, lacking operational Progress reports and
therefore not knowing the full background of Barker's procedures,
we did note that in Paragraph 3.11, pace 4, of the C/R attached
to reference, the Station tipped off LITAMIL-9 that he would
uel, -
OATE . i
oe OTS PRE NUMER t
‘1201-=321609
course, to agree to
and also very
fr wrens we see sine Ce sceusm LU Luba. me assume that the tip
comniete the record
here, would appreciate a note as to the Origin of the inforration
that LITANIL-9 nas to be transferred, te further note from
Paragraph 3 of the Mencrandun for the Fecord dated 11 March,| also
attached ts reference, that, in essente,* 2 ‘further ‘acknowlecpenent
was made to LITANIL-S that the Station has tae Capability to
intercept Cuban Embassy telephone conversations,
3. While there may be a simple explanation fer this report
we are constraincd to make known our concern that such apparent
revelations, however well-intentioned, ebviously could cause
unpleasant repercussions and are regarced under nornal circ Stances
as basicaliy unsound violations of Operational coapartmentati
on
}
tl- 211665
(CONTINUED)
15 April 1965
mate
TH gr
c
CLASSIFICATION
CcMPATCH SY
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
4.
BOL AND NUM RT
cian ae SECRET | - i HMAM-13,,549
This all, of course, again raises the practical diffi-
Culties encountered in trying to provide neanin; ful Support to
s
the Station when proper operational reporting is consi
neglected as in the case in the LITANIL-9 op. Consiste
acy has
virtue only when in the right direction. While we are bn it.
please note that Cuban OP dispatches snould pe addressel
C/wil; the branch will see that all items reach other in
components,
to
erested
Chester D. DAINOLB|.
ye mt ego ok in
Nene tine em Sete an rt. i meet aterreinanmmeener ee aetna nade Aimed ln mene
; S i
; 16 goumme
orig, Re Beutt fe _AESSAGE FORM aT
our, ¥E/1 we [27 seons a/eaPod
pr , 4506 ME MO INDEX
DATE. & varch 1965 GC rat & cs ME WO.
ro , Mexico criy raqonrry
ROM DIRECTOR .
cow. fot lo reo WE Aoi? Dofuidhes, fer, tAFnel oo
2
10 = KEXT-:« PRIORICY’
KAPOK PBRUMEE
| _ REF: EXT 2677 (m0 15123) Eh fp. 20) nat
| a
: 1, INSSASE LITAMIL WG SALARY AUTEORIZED, ALSO EWGGEST PAYMENT OF BONUS
OF 90 FIVE SAOSID DOMARS (0 XS RECOGHTTION RICCLLSNT PAST WORK AMO AS KENT
PUTUHE @ COCPERATION.
2. APPRECIATE LITAMIL WINE RELUCTANCE A “SPT SW, BUT ASS }EXI WELL
CONTINUE SIEESS IMPORTARCE OF COMM, AS MINIMUM MEXI SEOULD ESTABLISH OFZ -
CODE ARRANGEXENT THROUGH BROTEZR, SUCH AS DESCRIEED IN YEXI 3633 (1y 78021),
2 MAROH 1962. ;
‘ 36 TEED GUEEEIE BIDG DATA AND STATION TRACES ON EAOTER LEONEL 40 FROCESS :
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL. :
END OF MESSAGz
ah mn em cee
cr]
~
~we aw
apimayine orricens : 3
ACLeasine ernicen a SECRE T/KAPOK , burs see tic atae
SESPANUC TION AY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE rary PRONINITEO a Cone Min
or OD cory Pfove
TEPRODUCTION PROHIBITED
————__
PERE se gee METER SES
q 7 37 AK"65,
ADVENTE COPY
Cyvve Bgsere Cee lif | oye Dy)
WR. FILE, ono foe nels wile s ele, clr
ahs Se ne
SECRET ati9sg7
FREORITY DIR CITE MEX: 2677
EAPOK PBRUYT"
Ne. LITAMIL-3 Has 32En RECALLED PBRUMEN ON APPARENT PCS TRANSFER,
os
IS WILLING COMPLY ast PLANS LEAVE 8 MARCH.
2. AMBASSADIR TOLD i-9 HE SHOULD CONSIDER KEEPING MEXI APARIMENT
“SENCE, WHO AMCWS, YOU MAY BE BACK HERZ IN SIX MONTHS.* “4
3.0 L-9 FFELS srce-2 MAY HAVE BEEN ENGINEERED BY SISTER-IN -Lay IN
CONNECTION WITH REFUSAL OF L-9 SISTER TO OBEY RECALL FROM PRRUMEN
EXSASSY MADRID ALLEGING MEDICAL REASONS. L-9 FEELS POSSISLE
SISTER-IN-L2v MAY ARRAKGF L-9 EVENTUAL TRANSFER To HADRID WHERE
SISTER AND L-S MiTATE aOTH RESIDING, ANOTHER POSSIBILITY I$ THAT
L-3 BEING CaLl£9 Aare FROM MONE LEAVE FOR WHICH HE NOW ELISIALE
ALTHOUGH AM5 Sate SREERS APPEARED PCS,
4s C/G WAS wuTmoturep TO L-9 BROTHER NIGHT 2 MAR. HE WILL BE
CHANNEL OF 62°47 Tos} REM Les. AS BEFCRE, L-9 REFUSES TAKE aNy , :
S/W MATERIAL INTO FERUMEN OR WAITE iv once THERE. BELIEVES| IF
HE CAUGHT HART MIGHT CONE TO HIS RELATIVES. WILL BE STAYING| AT HOME
OF BROTHER AND SISTER-IN-LAW. LATTER, ONCE AGAIN SECRETARY To
ANTHUG-1, WILL BE PRIME SOURCE OF INFORMATION, IN VIEV POSSIBILITY _
}
i
i
7
- 7 = IN| +5123 Pee 2
L-9 MAY BE SLSJECT TC THOROUGH INVESTIGATION BY SECURITY SERVICES,
STATION IS NGT PRESSIYS S/W MATTER SINCE DELAY IN RECEIVING INFO
FROM HIM WILL RE OPP THAN OVERCOME BY QUALITY OF INFO HE WILL BE
IN POSITION 13 cataIN,
5. L-9 FEELS CE®IciN HE CAN ARRANGE TREP OUTSIDE PBRUMEN {N NEXT
FEW MONTHS. MEETING PLANS FOR POSS'BLE DESTINATIONS ARE BEING
SET UP.
6 L+9 BRIEFED THOPCUGHLY ON POSSIBILITY DSE PROVOCATION ONCE HE
INSIDE AND BEING GT EN GUIDANCE ON HANDLING SELF IN SUCH EVENT.
7. IN VIEW L-9 C505 ASSOCIATION WITH AMTHUG SECRETARY, REQUEST
HAS CABLE PRISRITY INFORMATION COLLECTION BRIEFING REQUIREMENTS.
PRIEFING Ulli, =E Fr-OOLED BY C/O. L-~9 REFUSES MEET ANY OTHER PERSONS
6
,- IN VIEW EXTPIME § Si FOR HIS SECURITY.
8. STATION 7iFa-lo 4¥ L«9 DECISION RETURN. HE DGING THIS [FOR KUBARK
AS WOULD FRESE? Gulfiny MELD INTC MEXI SCENE. STATION WOULID APPRECIATE
: : RQS CABLED AUTHORITATION INFORM L-9 THAT HIS SALARY BEING RAISED
i ADDITIONAL ONE §~"SAND FESOS MONTHLY To NEW TOTAL FOUR HUNDRED
TF
DOLLARS, BELIEVE SOK 10 CATE FULLY JUSTIFIES THIS EIGHTY DOLLAR
RAISE AND BOCST Git HELE HIS MORALE AT TIME WHEN MOST NEEDED.
_ HAS NOT HAD RAISE SINCE BEGAN COOPERATING WITH STATION. SALARY
eee ce eee be ome
i :
ee ~
SoM ARON BR me re Nene
" .
se a en engadget
»
In 1Si23 Page 3
WILL BE HELD py STATION DURING HIS STay In PBRUNEN,
SECRE T
CFN
Sea SCA ta UPGR 12495, h Yow 1952
Fron AYPT250GE/1
antonis si7.5S2Z ,
in Wi/Sa/Ds
MINAiX and NSs
PSHEZ Quintero, MWINRSX and PS
ty Pres, Cuban Acatety of Science
» SASS IFIED oan on Ae =r ie
; taal ch ae x
7 EES 2 ee
ACT ICN: eee ~ oe
"nwo . ~
OOP, CI/Ch, WES, sus 5, s/t 2 7
ee
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He Een SMecting the Baticnal Detenst of the United
; Mexico/Cuba REPORT NO. CS -3/540
3 Of Mernicas iS; 12 march
Government on Travel Between DATE UASHR. ==
Mexico and Cuba
SUBJECT «~ Regulations of
Para. 1: Person (B) wi
in Mexico City.
Para. 2: European businessmen (F).
2.
Appraisal of Content:
1. Since uid-February 1963 Mexican
. Placed stamps in the passports o
which read “Arrived from Cubat
ith the Picture,
r Mexican tourist visas in Cu
2. All requests fo ba must be
© they are issued in Habana. 2
in Mexico befor
Field Comments
ee nments
2. Cuban visas are often
and not Stamped in the
would not show that the
issued on a Separate piece
passport, so that the pass
: 2. This regulation was first noticed in February 1963.
: Documentation for travel from Mexico to Cuba does not
5 : from that needed for travel to other Latin American cq
: The traveller must h
exican citizens within the speci
carry a cartilla militar.
i aaa _mititar
Mexican security services do not scree
; to Cuba. Although the Mexican Gover
to prevent travel to Cuba,
employees from a
activities.
age group must also
to Cuban-sponsorey
delegations, These steps, plus
oO Cuba.
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COUNTRY
NO. PAGES 2
| REFERENCES RD
DATE OF February 1963 . ¢
INFO. A TD
PLACE & Mexico, Mexico City Wy i,
DATE ACQ. 25 February 1963
bearer had travelled to ba.
n applications for travel
nment has taken no action
it has discouraged government
@ELe ADMHE
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Wh Rie Emnenlanon reeeletoe of whlch to aay tanner fo aay nyt of thd
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th good contacts in the Cuban Enbassy
immigration authorities have
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and "Left for Cuba". The ~
Stamps are placed on the page w
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now
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the bothersome baggage searches,
photographs, and questioning by Mexican immigration authorities
have probably curtailed travel t : :
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1 CBS boas aa ne amatioD AOCSG tha Rational Detentn of the United Buen within the memung o Espionage Loews, Tie
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Counrry Mexico/Cuba/ali REPORT NO. CS-3/539, 466
SUBJECT Request of Cuban Government DATE DISTR. 7 March 1963
To the Republic of Mali fora
Resident Ambassador NO. PAGES 1
REFERENCES RD
DATE OF
INFO. 18 February 1963
PLACE & Mexico, Mexico City
DATE acQ. (20 Februar 1963) FIELD REPORT NO. HMM-7 45
THIS IS UNEVALUATED TRFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DERMITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTEN| 1S TENTATIVE.
SOURCE: Paras. 1,3: Person (B) with good contacts in the Cuban Embassy
in Mexico City. :
Para. 2: A neutralist diplomat (C) in Mexico City, from
Sori Coulibaly.
Appraisal of Content: 2.
ie OF content
1. On 18 February 1963 Sori Coulibaly, the Ambassador of the
Republic of Mali to the United Nations and to Cuba,1| and
Mamadou Traore, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Mali
Mission to the United Nations, arrived in Mexico from Habana,
Cuba. Coulibaly told members of the Cuban Embassy i
Mexico City that he had spoken witb Raul Roa, Cuban ;
Minister, who asked Coulibaly to take steps to have the
Government of Mali send a resident Ambassador to Cuba.
2. Coulibaly said that the Cubans had Put pressure on him to
open an office in Habana and that they had in fact Ziven hin
a building for this Purpose. However, Coulibaly said that
he did not see how Mali could afford to open an office in
Habana, in view of the fact that he had hardly enoug money
to operate the Vali Mission to the United Nations,.2
3. Coulibaly and Traore left Mexico City on 20 February |for
New York. Coulibaly carried Mali diplomatic Passport No. 23;
Traore carried diplomatic Passport No. 42.
1. Headquarters Comment. Coulibaly presented his credentials
an Cuba on ebruary 1963. .
2. Source Comment. Coulibaly confided that he had requested
a on Mali frances (about $203,000.00) as an pnnual
budget for the operation of the Mali Mission to the
United Nations; that he had been allotted Only one-tenth
of that amount for the first quarter of 1963; and| that
he had not received even that.
S-E-C-R-E=T
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COunnay Mexles/Cuba ErcaT NO. CS ~ 3/539, 464
SUZIECT Mexicans on the Mailing List OACE DISTR. 7 March 1963
For the Cuban Embassy Information
Bulietia NO. PAGES = 2
REFERENCES RD ‘
DATE CF
INFO. “coruary 1963
PLACE £
DATE 250. Meocte
SOURCE: Person (B) with good contacts in tte Cuban Enbassy in Mexico
City. Appraisal of Content: 2.
ae ontent
The following Mexicans, all deseribed cs Tainters, Sczirtors,-. writers,
howspecermen, or intellectuals, ang wad Selene to an indéerendent, pro=
Ccka srocp in Mexico City mon as the Jone Marti Group, nawe requesm.1
Copies of the Ceken Enbassy Information lettin;
; Dr. Leozoldo Arcoza, 5 de Fezrero Yo, 9, “exico D.7., President of the
Jose vaxrti Gros;
From, Manuel Boorte Guille, disnéra 45, Colonia El Rosedal, Coyoacan,
Ke-ico, D.F,;
ide, Sorique Arces, Sur Geb, So. 519 Colsnta Justo Sierra, |Mexico, D.P.3 y
Dr. Bernardo Da'.lz, Avartado Stl, Hexioo, LF. 13;
Tic, Javier Lo naz Vlares, Juez de la Easroca Hoe 78, Colonia Condesa,
Nexico, DF.
Profa., Rosa Maria Foraz Rel, Ein $2, Sslonia Cuauhtenoc, Mexico, D.;
Lie. Alfonso Fads i2z Contresas, Corene <24, Colonta incustrial, Hoxico,
D.P.;
*ral, VYirsilio wanash2 Faniezcs, 2ilmk, Jo. 430, Colonial Pras Chumubesso,
Hozdleo, D.F.;
Dr. Taniel Niet. Roaro, Tabesso 301, Colscta Roma, Mexico, DLP.;
Dr. Silvestre velrado, 5 de Fetrers No, S, Mexico i, D?.;
Dra. Rebeca 2223 Canales, Ave. Ios hQ. Thy San Fedro ce log Finos, Kexteo,
DF .3 .
Dr. Uoracio Goz-alez Martines, Eolbein io. 153-32, Colonia Tapoles, Mexico,
ores “
Prof, Acsustin S-=2322 Lopez, dre. indoverdencia 18, Nexice, |DF.s
Trof, Loonardo cmraio, Vicante Suarez “a, 150, Colonia Condaga, Mexico,
ethene LOW are Sette ake
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Dr. izis Gonicshtr’ Carataiel, Deisbel fo. 205, Mexico 21, DJIF.;
Prof, Vauricio ‘rageaieno, Cnisailco 89, Colonia Vertiz Narvarte, iexico,
D.F.;
Ing. Rorelio Valenauela C., Scr G8 Ko, D1, Colonia Jasto Sierra, Hexteo,
D.F.; : :
i * Sr. Antonio Per2g Nerriquez, ire. Cuathtewe 655-5, Nexico 12) D.F.3
j gref, arco 4rtcro ‘ontore, Garcia Conde 33, Tacubava, Kexico) DF. 3
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WRITE BROTHER ABOUT EVERY TWO vEEKS, oppy CODE To BROTHE
_ PROVIDE ANSVERS GENERAL QUESTION REF A as VELL EXISTENCE
~ ROCKETS, AND POLITICAL POSITION RAUL Roa. L-9 BRIEFED 4g
‘RE REQUIREMENTS REF 3, oe ;
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A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI
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resolution of derogatory information, which CI Stare
have been eccozplished,
Parts T and IT} cust be submitted as soan 8s possible
(6) wentis from this date. An Operational Atzroval v
investigation 28 completed and upon the receipt of sa
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CI /OPERATIONAL APPRCVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
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A Provisional Operational Approval is granted fer the use of this Sublect
authority, on a temporary basis, for the S8€ Of an individu} as the auth
gerented fir an Crerationsl Approval unless Otrerrise srecified by cr/voa.
based, however, enky on preliminary file theezs anj investigation and is s.b-
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MEMOMAHOON FOas Qref, ci/os
SumECT 3 LImM/9, c= l91gn
the FEE repart entitled Foreign Pali tical
Matters
Cuba and sent to this Agency oa 28 Lacenber 1941, conld not
be located in 2D or fas tiles, Taree euch reports
2 December 1962 with the sume title were obtained,
aan tenk
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WITHCUT DIP PLATES ON occaSious LIKE AFTERNOGN 18 JAN VEEN CARLOS ©
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SAIC THAT GARDENAS KOUSE UNDER ‘SURVEILLANCE AND use. tar RAS ON. binosas .
WAS NOT WISE. 1-9 REPORTED THAT LECHUSA AND.<SHVOBAS GEFT WREATH
LAYING. CEREMONY RE JOSE ARTORIO HELLA nso tee OM 18 JAN IN| ©:
SINOBAS’ CAR. LIKELY THEY on waY vIsIf CARDENAS AT THAT TIME, nee
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PHQ PART I
Name Luis ALZER Soato
LPOS 1915, Oviedo, Spain
Citisenshtp Cuban -
Residence Michelet 7301, Mexico
wooupesinn rine Cubase aboneler Lu Tmalen
Pather Maximino ALAEHU, born Cognac, France
Mother _ dosefina S0UTD, born La Coruna, |Spain
Wife Klara Vera Tees Stross, bora Figmd » Austria, British
citison. Married 1919, Divorced |L9Sé,
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FIELD T2ACgS
LUIS ALZERU souTo
6 JULY 1562
MEXICO STATION TRACES REVEAL THAT ausro CkE-l, LITAMIL-1,
LITAKL~2, LITAMIL~3 AND LITAMIL=7 CONSIDER ALCERD TO ag
™ AMT MMI Matos 23 avuvel 479%, STATED THAT COLGHEL
O-2 MEXICAy am, ELIEVED ALRERI TO BE A COMGYIST wm
INFLUENTLAL MEMES CF THE CUDAN DGUSSY STAPF, THIS was
PEXIT 1506, DATED 26 JULY 1962.
ARTI~CO HIST.
ARTURO ComoNA,
ONE OF THE Host
R3PORT.)
5-E-C-E-E-?
CENTRAL I NTELLIGENCE AGENCY
OFFICE OF Correa
RIOGRAPHIC REGISTER
ALEERU Bouto, Lufs
Cultural Attaché, Exbassy
WrOl-p~ 347 (09
REFEF CE
CUBA
at Mextco city
Cultural Attaché Luis Aibern arrived in Mextco in Octaber 1959,
the first O:ten representatife sinre the
in 1962 he wes transferred to the Untiad
fall ot Batista. Early
Nations section of} the
Foreign Ministry but returned to Mextzo on 16 March 1962 bebeuse
“conditions vere terrible in Cube." Ze is reported to be nistrusted
bY othar mamhare ne tha Bets n
In 1953 Alberu wes identified as an
Ee is possibly the brother o? Marilou: Alberu
in Vigo, Spain.
artist residing in|Mexico.
Scuto, Consular employee
July 1962
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PRQ, PART ¥ INFO FOx POA PROCESSING JF STATIUS PLAN. rmuussy INLD Ur.
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C/S COMENT: *LITAMIL-3 STILL IN TOUCH WITHLITAMIL-9 BUT HAS RUI BEEN ABLE :
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FROM
Chie? of Station, JHWAVE-
F Ope ACTORS YEO SE
Ke, Luis -ALBERU Souto/tr.
“ON REG SHED PEFERENSES
ACTION REQUIRED: See Para. 2
RSFERENCE: WEXY 444, dated 2 April 1962
WO etait aE cERRED 1 .
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Om file at Mexico Station. j
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‘ ‘.cPPreciate being kept informed of deve lopaests i
in Yexzico Station's Proposed exploitation of Subjec inciuding }
receiving any target Dergzouality cata on Cuban dipldmats and i
goverment officials ip general which may be obtai Irca
Distributions:
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SdJ, Commercial attacte of Cuber.
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la
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aka Ricco 3APClA.
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Pes S.0t sert,
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C aban G2
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free aqheale KP EHGO Cesar, fame ble, Tectered MEN.ee EL ONES. 4h o1a tT meeting ot Be
Pe. Geek. on Ud tee, “SA. RAS Be cmrttagDasberel Oc mie © lertares & fob iaelt
bre a,b eee 1S, BREET)
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Cae warms we tne tone ect te Wat ied Betis @reiven af Farwign 2° fie. ox, ee
ervtves esi S70 Fao; on (tS vahd See enntadlee marrihie @ Cue ont oe vit mete
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andi titty ian St. than. Ahn Vie, Sas,
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Subj is Cultural Attaches of the Cuban Sab
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sistrusted hy sther whrs of the Ezb, cee te
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ANIVEXSARIOS NACIONALES DE LOS PAISES SOCIALISTAS
Hungrfa, Dfa de la Liberacién (en 1945)
Checoeslovaquia, Fiesta Nacional.
Mongolia, fictoria Nacional de un Pueblo (en 1921)
Polonia, Dfa de la Liberacién Nacional (en 1944)
Rumania, Dfa de la Liberacién Nacional (en 1944)
Vietnan, Aniversario de la tndependencia.
, a
1948)
Bulgaria, bfa de le Liberceién (en 1944}
Corea, fa de la Findacién de la Kepfblica (en
PE EEREN e ann a BI
oo en,
China, Aniversario de la Proclamacién de la Repéblica (en 1949)
ReDeA., Fiesta Nacional.
URSS, Dfa de la Kevolucién de Octubre.
Xugoeslavia, Froclanacton ae La neponiica (e- 194>)
Celebracién de Se=inas de Cultura
. . .
‘Checoeslovajula, c2labrada el 3-9 |
HebeAs Ucte de 1965
Mayo 1965!
URSS. Nove de 1965 ~
Hunerfa. pendienta de fecha en 1965
Bulsaria Septiestre de 1965
Vietnan Diciembra, con gotivo cracién FLN
Corea. Pendiente de
condiciones(1965 6-766)
PE ee a ee af
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y
he tem
’
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fete he
a
Les
Pert ae
we
PEL eF
Afni weg ee ony
ug 4
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a i a Cee
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“
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” Ruuidlica Poryla- Chisn
@eruslica Se cuBA
CONSEJO NACIONAL DE CULTURA
Banta Cutcrales
PAISES SOCTABISEAS
Peviniser Pooudar de Aibanin
Prnmeto ds Plan pass 196501966
Sa snenectra en od KLIORX pesdiente de firan,
Eepibiten Desor%tteg Alorang
Plag para 1965-1966
7 : ~ Mn Be Om he
OW eeecemey Ft ae mem eo
maw we agey
Rophdiics Poular Co Jaloorig
Plon :01n 29063966
Fug firardo en La Ecbana en abril de ints
Protocole Adicional ol Pian de; 230 029L5
Pue fliroede en fa titoara en Har20 ga 1965 rf.
rae
EC He GH ray pope
Recfblies Doncerfitea Paw tap An Coreg
Proyecto deo Flan pare 1395561956
Se enowentra om ol 01 XITREX pendiente de frua,
Plan para 1504615€5
Tee fir-odo en La Habana en Febrero d6 1964
Protocele Adicional al Plan de 196461965
" firsado en Le Zodana en Febrore Se 2985. Poe
pH free . ( baa
ad aeerGr a a "* . (y
é
Plan para 196401965
Fue fir-ado en La abana en Enere de 1964
Prefvecio A4(sfanak al Plan do 195401965
Prassn*ado Proyeuse del CEC,
86 ensvent ndiente de cpremeisa ls mrse¢
tra pondien ep per fet Cn
bh 5666 t Leey, » Pmad dy
Z ght: Poou} 4 cane oan
Plan para 196401365 :
Fue fLrovle cn Ditspest en Merze de 1964
law
ayer tes gd’
ee a1 oe Ceo
Lee
nen
Perusuca of cueA
CONSEJO NACIONAL DE CULTURA
Ca Possla
Feed par spb 1 958
Foe (irate os Ulr3 Pastor en duate de 1964
atclic: Portles d
Flaa j,ara 19401565
Fee fire co an Socgoria en Catubdre de 1964
BevibUica Pogular Rusang
Plas bere 196561965 :
Avis Ot O1 HIARK poadionte de firms
Plen core KS
Tre tircade er. Moeed on Mare ée 1985
Pootthites Nr :ecfttes ae Vietweg
Plsn pire OSM pEg
oy
“T2222 on Renot en Parte de 1965
eSecutancsee,
Mo ne he Wwabs Pion
Zxiste solamente Convento
exper ic? aren.
Se han yealizado alguncs Antereanbice de artistas y
'
2
:
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Conn iers: @
“ : Vd. nos t:
it
fo consid::- .
de otros pf.
Ply Spudusugees
asl te, Tdiozras ys:
Be hap
Haghere
aes
teh Ma aetna
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5 ~ -
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‘On vl interés del Jjave
: YOM, “ual desea venir A Cuba a catudd
2 . Musica, Ie TS yw as sinuicntes
a : través de Convenios, b-«;
dos ¢ . lista ane vienen a ettn i
secu plan. - isterio,
oy, Cc.2o Ve. reeordard hubo el eaen as un were 4:
Ce Guana que vinieron por el Paar
ieitarcn aden!
AIRES meme ey wee
a ae are ar
oa
Piles Riche tee
©
la Escuela Nacional de apts
ados extraunjoros AMO Vy
en ese Contrs,
“Revphubtonarsa: ote, °
Sha.
ECL CO LMF
prilS armen Pérez Poncet,
Jefe'del Doto.Nacional dé .
Ensefianzas Especiales,-—
ee ore rye
vf
n toneeina que
?
‘ED a estu: Tia) *
meeec) estudiar i EI iisicn.
450 32 resol
- vio santen S coro becados de Educacion (a nlojadont 7
ore ropa, manut Dy eas etisnza del Idiona Esy baiol) + matpin
“2. euldagales now ve los Conservatorios ae “La lizbaha, don
t ' de asisten dias ¥y horas en Que tienen sus clases,
aan ; Esa serf{a la forma de tratar el asunto que Vd. |=
1.20 Nos tlantea, eSstcurando ustedes en priner “u> Zar con el - |.
caer MIWED que elics lo absorberan cono becado; aunque en esta
7.7. % Case no se puede resolver por Convenio ya que el interesa~
Q ;, dO no procede 3p un pais del campo #octialista, ;
RePveLiCA of Cee .
CONSEIO NACIOSAL DE CULTURA
idade compacere:
o.
YUS Lor parte ca U
BN foe
- “eonunicacién,
"para hacerla lle
asf coao el mat
i er :
ae
a ee
fayad dayis, ” : .
2s Axéricus. ~~
_ MICAIC, Fords oyAzea,
Filosoffla, vests v
AAG es
. oo
Vem Ee Seems ae te
~<3 el fin ¢@2 estinular
2 tntclectuales Eapafiole3 Ani-z
ds, se Les envle una co}
sentide, a nombre del
Al nismo tiezpo.recorduros,
Nes 19 anvfan | naontune
ear a su destino a través
2rialique cols -parte del ¢
remita, libros, discon, ste.
7, Univestcu. de la Habana Dept. de _
508 de Cubul-
compfiaero Hipardo
can te.
-SS2 And eee Tt tery
ce la E bu jada;
Oonventlo ce les
“Fraternal y revolucionartumente,
bon, =
- pe: 1 Dr. corong ae
s ed . ~ -
: a ) Co, mars
a nar “ye
4 la "Acrupacifn
<«
y IUZ°risos
faunicacién,
Mart{raze
Que dichs
rey
CONEFIND NACIONAL ne CULTURA
RePuMICE oF moma
Abtsh ce th INT A NACTONE Les
Coe Aue lio “uPtfrog,
Yircetor CCl ieCeits
iciO andi Centro.
Votres, ho fe 23 VNitZ2Sse
se ane Tena a ne nee sepa y, OE ROR ae amar Sipe nem any mye op
Ectisaco Cotpafiores \
Tengo el gusto de acolpafiar a ent,
Nicacifn, copia ag una certa y un SJemplar iappog
tulaco “ixge G°Op dg Montrauy, 1966",
Cont.
ID ti-
22cha carta Y el ejenplar de referencia,
Me hen aio, MGM Vides poo el Eabujador da &
v0 oy Stic conecursg internacional (cl Po,
Serles, ss wea Leaver og Montreux, Suiza, 3.7 ean al
29 do tet gy hk aré&ctag amo, y en el que por nrts
VO! 925 Faye
gifn :, oo ton
ar
#2 Puese gua cualquier deciai én que
OR Pesca a Cicho concurso, nos Ic Coaunigue,s
tome
Con sracias anticipadas, 4Provecho egta
Oportimicad pore quadar dy Ug, con €sludog T2voluce °
Norio: <2 "PAN IA 9 LURE, "VRICZ aos",
7 fraternazente,
we my
pte.
Bre. Eduarto Corona
'_. Director,.
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COXSEIO NACIONAs, DF CULTUTA = : ; 2 RS
IREcci cy DE RELACICHES DITERNACIONALES . 7
la Habana, 2 : de Kaya de 1966
"ARNO DE SOLIDAIRTDAD* .
«a
SiS RAEN OE TH ACN SRR aR SRT
Estimada Compafiera:
Tengo el guato Ge tragluder @ Ud. lune copia
: traducida, Ge carta dirigida a nuestro Agregado Cultural en _
a Londres, por el Sr. Bernard Ge Mullins de @quellal ciudad.
En dicha carta el Sr. Mullins, que) representa
Wola 26 Shame “iiuces, nS0ns ruriishing", se interesa y pide infor.
a macién sobre lg posibilidad de publicar obras de poesfa yx.
ficcién latino-americenas, traducidas al ingléa.
Con saludos Tevolucionarios de *PATEIA ©
MUERTE", "“VENCEREMOS", me reitero de Ud,
_ Dob Fraternalmente,
FkOrune copia ag carta cel ~
Srr Bernard G, sulling, +
i. de Londres, Inglaterra, aa wher - oR.
wees . 7 : “" Yates Alterd, 2 oe
Pa a
- ; — Resp. de Protocolo -
la Comp. Marcia Leiorca : so, . _—
: Sa_de las Antricag, LO oF ; os
os 6G Tercera, ¥edadoe : oo - oot -
os
ESSE RCE a pt Serre,
RENTER ef Te gm et EAE SENN een et een emcpmpe ny
ree ee te ne
WEFUPLICA DF cuss
CONSEJO NACIONAL bE CULTURA
32-3521 repinosa quien designé a Jorge edn de ‘pafses
ICAP 32-5588 , ¥ este a au vez a Neleon
' Fleites, gute @ int
térprete de rusa.
Hotel Habana Libre ICAP| Tel 30-5012
ANA YAVTUJOVITCH, tele vecine 80-9005
salicité su servicto a Merey Martinez, MINHEX 30-5051
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gq Sea,
£1 Dept. de Ensenanzas Eepeciales (é6rez Ponset) 2 286.67
recibe las necesidades de becas de C.N.C. las cual
C.N.Ce, no tiene planes para recibir becadog extranjeros
tiene que ser a través del Ministerio de Educacién| que sf
1&8 recibe (ur. Eduardo lara, Relaciones Suteriorag
Externas Educacién, atiende las peticiones :
para las becus del Ministerio de Zducacién y MINKEX| cirve
como internediario a través de las zisiones CiplomAticaa.
Tinez, desde el puito de vista politico pees| escasa
Leved foto tet ao te ~ fF.
iupertancia ara Cuba,
Ve ytin
Meat te GT wae 5
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PGC ak Pe a ee,
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SOFIA STIANIENA
ys HOTEL WATiNA LIBRE
— [HaB. zie!
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a No. 1.+ Crganizar > c-nfarenciss (2 en f4tricas y lun la Universidad), Teas
2
M 4e las Co:lerencian: Tanorama Cyltural Soviético.
qe No. 2.4/ Visita a1 Peseo Heningaay. Fenske ube Cases OGaetery
6
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‘er to. 4.” Visita al Masso Hapoleénico.<— ; | _
, No. 3+ Recerrdjo por la Cildad. -.-
I= No. 54-8 Tleita al Maceg Nacional. oma 6 J-3 as
a io “lo : . Cnn Geko ? S* ; e/a va)
( No. 64s. /Tstta a@ uns rlevien de tabaco. lite lol's Bre Feces ; a
[rn a
I-: ‘Ro. 7o-Y Visite ? uns ¢ranja cerea de la Habana. ie ZG
_No. 8.-“ visita a la Tnién de Periodistas. Ho. ae leg wae is)
os he : ;
fl No. 9.-*) Visita 9 ta CLT Teac 4 fhe «e -
2-1 Tyo. lo-\“Tisita A le Acidesia oe Ciencias. iL. te Lr | ew
AR Vegcey Wenn /}- > a if ot
Gy No. ll- Visita ala Universidad de ln Habana. Lat f
3% yp ta ow, hy lie , ~ ‘tr YL ctl « af.
aC, No. roe Visita A vera.
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x /§ ile beth)
75 eae. t whee pel Cored
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whee aR dike Oe ' Yet ‘ . “os
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soa . . “ad wae we sed te Ro we oe , «
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4 ‘ : ‘ wa oy : 4 week ese dees bee eat Sh ieee ee Se
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MOT pemeE mE Le
tpt ate eee
pa Rows:
ere
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~, do nortearcricano. quo prohibe a los cludadangs de ease pafs -
-Vhaje> oa Cuba. Han llegedo.con le idea do conocer por ellos
ONP&SUFROS:
Las Organizgqcionvs de Mesa dol Consejo Nacional dc Cul~
tura, en seludo «1 VI Aniversecrio de la Fedcracién de Mujc =
res O1sanary prosonterin a la contente nortcanericana BARBRa
D4IG ci préxino vicrnes 19 2 las 4230 Pus.
La Sra. Dane que su encucatra en Cuba invitada por wucg
tro orncsisto viaja aconpaiiads del folklorists v editor
IRWIN CILBiRe boa hon buricdo las loyes del Dptole do Bsta
aisnos nusstra Revolucidne
Es cozprénisos de todos rosotros couo rovolucionarios «
recibir digncncnte a estos ciudadanos nortconericanbe repre=
sentontcs de 1+ ds valiosa clase artfstica de su pafs,
wl finolizor le prccontacién se offers un brindis --
invitados + cupleadoss .
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_ ORGANIZACIONSS REVULUCIUNURIAS, 7
“ .
a nT oe to
—
meruBucA DE CUBA
CONSEJO Nacionar DE CULTURA
DIRECCION LE RELACICNES INTE:MNACIONALES
o Enbajador de log EU,
Eexcelentf{sin
del Cuerpo Diplom4ético
Mexivanon,
crac y Spres,
ES para mi un honor quo en ocasién cone esata,
de Cultura en que ce inaugura la exposicién "
Gel artista wexicano Nacho Lépez.
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sejo Nacional
Fotogr4fico"
Creo sinceramente
presentacién,su arte en a
Cionales v nani fag ana ane
- adem&s no es la Primera vez que tengamos el gusto de tene
asf como a otors tantos me
triunfo de la Bevolucién.
» que el gran artista Nacho Lg
uy conocido en Cuba a través de rey
Pmnavsannee os
eon fr TlLlonsia. *Vrevuucos oui un’
Tse:
rlg
xicanos ilustres que nos ham visit
Aquf en esta gala encontraremos um exponente er
amente nos dice en su introspectiva el artist
“El placer-an ef ~ mf dive
que despierten ideas > eaacienas en el e@specta
tedde que el mundo no ren cuatro
otras formas bellas ¥ hor-ibles,
y mueren, en busca dea
da y dignidad.
: La expovicién que nos
lazos que nos une con el sran pafs
destacar en eata Opert
da Enbajada de Néxico
Juntamante con la Secie
Consejo Nacional de Cal
tan acertad
2
ete’
So
cor, pretendo
paredes, trabajo ¥y fanilia;
lac niaenas necesidades eternas:
wildad,
wie ha Recho posible la ex
led Cubano-lexd cana de
tera (Delegacién Provincial)
posicién que
Muchas eracias,
» Luis Alberd,
Responsable de Protocolo.
“fico de lo que
@ que nos ocupa,
rsién ~ de producip inicenes
hacerlo conscien=
otros rostros que tambien vi
trabajo
disponenos a admirar estrecha adn nfs
hermano Néxico, y no quisiera dejar de
la satisfaccién que nos produce
Relaciones Cult
Sres. Miembroa
4
presente al Con-
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istas interna-
JO arvisitica;
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if properl
effort to contact
the cooperation of Subject's
ia the JNYAVE area, be enlist
hin in Canada
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with their child.
HMOIA-34623
10 May 1968
19-126-13/1
p33 |
Official Iavolved in State-Run ~2
——At_Headavartera' reauect. the
‘LITAMIL-9 Xo obtain information
ip to Canada (see KRKICO CITY-4955)
previously reported that he
ht be willing to cooperate with
approached, refused to nake any
im. The Station suggested that
ex-wife, now residing
ed and that she visit
Py
2
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1. UNABLE LOCATE MACIQUES. NPA FLIceT REF 2 FULL 3UT MACIQUES
~ SOE ON PASSENGER CR STANDBY LISTS® OT°E8 MCNTEIA. FLIGN7 AEROWAves
- furcer 442 MAR 26 DOES NOT SHOW MACIQUES. STATION CONTINUING
~ ATTEMPT LOCATE MACIQUES AED WILL ADVISE., VAS uGT ON outauh MABIFEST '
- 22 MARCH, OR 25 MARCH.
2.f _FTTAHIL-$ CONTACTED LATE EVENING 25 MAR Bit CULD HOT ADD
i
' To PREM iOUS ASSESSMENT BECAUSE HAS NOT SEEN Me cIGUES. EvEN| IF
- ANEW WHERE MACIQUES STAYING ¥OULD NOT CO SEE kiN BECAUSE hs REPORTED
- IN MEXI 2751 LITAMIL-9 DOES SOT VANT BECOME INVCLVED Iy OPS.
5. OTTAWA: PLEASE ADVISE IF MACIQUES TUaNS JP MOXTAEAL $0
~ STATION CAN STOP LOOKING FOR MIM. ACCORDING OTTA 4321 SEP €7
oan MACIQUES LIVED 6658 SHERBROOKE ST WEST, APT 2c.1, MONTREAL.
SECRET . pti :
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SECRET
WAS ~ wettact rows 7] © POUTING BY
we ayy ¥. ye f TOTAL COPEE:
One ii Corbe/sas coor > j ;
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me €954/E041 tt
par <9 Marck 13638
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» Tuners MEXICO CITY JMWAVE INFO: OTTAWA
rYPIC
REFS: A, OTTAWA~5308 (CINK 76477 )#
i B. JMWAVE 6305 (IN 30599), 28 ¥ARCH ax +
. C. DIRECTOR 85178. 20 MARCH 67 +++
1. REQUEST MEXICO CITY TRY DETERMINE WHERE WACIQUES STAYING
PPYOR HIS DEPARTURE REF A AND NOTIFY JMWAVE, ALSO PLEASE PROVIDE
SUITABLE PRETEXT TO COVER WIFE'S CALL TO PROTECT SMABOVE SOURCE.
LITAMIL=9 REPORTED IN REF C THAT MACIQUES WOULD PROBABLY RE WILLING
COOPERATE WITH LNHARP IF APPROACHED, CAN LITAMIL-9 OBTAIN CURRENT
ASSESSMENT PER MEX 2751. Pretipr PALA I Nhe 4
2. FOR JNWAVE: ~ IF MACIQUES EX WIFE STILL RESIDING HILEAR
‘FLORIDA PER REF B SUGGEST SHE BE CONTACTED AND DETERIME iF SHB ABLE
TELEPHONE MACIQUES MEXICO CITY ASKING HE MEET WITH HERW THERE ON HIS
RETURN FROM MONTREAL,
EXD OF MESSAGE
i a there sei Boer
"CONTINUED. ...
owe he
whe!
re : fooemmAnNG CMmctes .
: wLAUNS Orr SECRE | tout eS eedheertincninand
. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE BSUING GFE nena” be cont me,
BEVIAGSI £ One
TOVAL COMAS.
Cane: o omen °
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ex , ~~
+ Bate:
CAME SECETTAMAT DISSEW. SATO | C5 mex (Cj vesmor CT neem po dene Tre ee
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WH COMMENT: Abrahas MACIQUES Maciques departing Mexico City 26 March
for Montreal
**Amots identified MACIQUES ex wife as Ellen Louise Macique.
**OLITANIL-9 petux believes MACIQUES willing cooperate
if contacted,
"#88 LITAMIL-9 willing provide assessment of KMACIQUES if
latter returns/ Cuba
C/WH/COG/oPS __Mr. Rothwell (in draft)
i : :
: , C/E/BC/C Mr. Howley (by phone)
. CI/oPS wr. Hr+_Tansing (by phone)
T . .
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|| WILLIAM B, BROE va (/* a KAUPHAM
by C/waD - . WH/L .
i
; DELEASING OFNtEa SECRET | } = =] ahcentinnosdand
° REPaor “TION BY 1 OTHER THAN Ti SUING OFF~"H PROMIBTER corr nO,
J
ica 53° usc enawous coirion,
Referer: BAta-33865, 19 Jammry 1968
This is to notify the Station that LITIMIL-9 was granted a
fall Operational Approval on 7 Februaxy 1968 for limited use
a @0 inforeurt in Mexico.
a,
fog
-f £4
Coal
Taura J. UPSt DE
2-COa/Mexico City
.
RELEATING
‘ '
CAKE SYMEOC Cant [PRR mange en
ites 12 Feb 68 a. J. Kautsan
(40s
TCH
SECRET
f0.201 3525009
MEMCRANDUM FOR: Chie?, WH/2
ATI: W. Kerbde
Operational Apprors?
» for the
datea__6 February 1566
Limited to use as an informant in Mexico.
This Approval ig daset
upon evaluation of information ay
Office, and is granted
under authority contained in CSI
Edvard P. Brown
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIvI
Date: Ped: 1 aal
. . i
oe SECRET. Se
tat ed 2
1-67, 124 OmrmLete carssews ectrtwes | .
is herepy granted in the case of LITAMIL/G
purpose specified in your rejuest
A
Al
i"
ailable to this
and CSI-F 1075.
SION
am
SECRET
6 February 1968
MEXORAIOUM FoR: CI/OA
ATTESTION: Mr. Lally
SUBBEC?: LITAMIL-9
201-329609
Attached are two copies Of a PRQ Part I on Subject and a
Copy of the Pra Part tr. An Onewn +t amet Slovo of: eee we
VW. J. Kaufsan
Chief, wa/1
Attachments:
“PRQ I - 2 cys
PRQ II- 1 cy
SECRET
MEKCRLNDUM FOR:
ATIENTION
of Sutject.
Se BS 6 69la
: Jane F. Zerance
201 _329839
c
The file on
and closed in CI/O4 for che
SECRET
CANCELLATION TO BIvIS1ON
DATE 26 Janusry 2:68 gaa
id
Chief, wi/1/u
25 cancelled
: lure to subrit PRQ-II as requires under CSI Gs. 10-5 of ts
‘ hohade tecee Guy Parthir fntsrcst Li sit: cece erp ean Joe tue vrs-leceuual use
Prior to any future use of Subject, it will be necessary to furnish
a new approval request (Porm #772) to CI La.
Edward P.. Brown
CHIEF, CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DI¥vzSION
—_
SECRET [ea
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SECRET
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Chief of Station, Yxteo City) me
SABECT rs
© PBRUMES/OA for LITAMIL-9
ACUON REUIPD - REFERENCES —
Action Required: See Paragraph 1.
Reference : HMMW-15933, 16 November 1967
: 1. Forwarded as Attachnent One, herewith, is a RRQ
Part II-on LITAMIL=¢ , Forwarded as Attachnent Two, under
Separate cover, igs the Part I of tne sama pron Ac propionate
sepesved, © .aL100 meets very infrequently with LITAMIL-9,
who is very busy, Spends most of his time outside Mexico City,
and is largely out of touch with PBRUYEN and LIRING. e has,
for example, only Visited LIRING twice in the last Six| months.
Contacts which LITAMIL-9 made during a recent trip to Europe .
With PBRUMEN officials Stationed in that area were unproductive.
2. Traces were rerun on Subject through LNPURE and the
Station, and no derogatory information was turned up except
for that mentioned in HMMW-11988, which cannot be eee hes any
further than the Station's comments in MEXICO CITY-349
19 February 1963. .
we ceed ny Tra l
for Wi lard Cc. CURTIS
on
Attachments:
1. PRQ Part II (h/w) te a se fecad
2. PRQ Part I (u/s/c)_ ~~ 35 &
Nom vb
Distribetion;
Orig & 2 - C/wHp (w/fatts -~ 3 copies Att #1; 4 copies Att #2)
oi
“| 201-329609
PERSONAL RECCAD QUESTIONNAIRE
PART - BIOGRAP*ICAL INFORMATSCH
INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Wrare clearty.
2 Ancurr at! questions Ff! + catian 1¢ ast appliceble. erife *NA
g_Artach blank psser, if atastional seace ss needed.
SECTION“ § GERERAL PERSDG& JD PHYSICAL DATA
34 SP arc NO.
1. name (Pacety (i fsiey (Last) (Neey
Tuis ABREU Souto
- NAME 1m RATIVE LAnGUAGE OR SCRIPT 2 NAME aT iets CT
NA NA
+ ALIASES. WICEMAMES. TELECODES, LfcaL Cn ANGE in name € tate tive, reascm for and place o
NA
PATE OF BLRTN a. PLACE OF eae
Circa 1915 Oviedo, Spa:
7. PERSOWAL HABITS (Liquor, drags, gawbliet, paramoure)
No known immoderate vices
B. Couet aecorn (Coert, date, erresta, charges, punicheents, sentences, scquittals)
Not known
MiCROFILMED
FEB 11868
Coc. m'cRo. SER.
ee DESCRIPTION (Cs@¢ Aserican stasdards cf measurements, if passibie)
bo ace C. APPARENT ace 1d. HEL GMT e@. WEIGHT 7. COMPLEXION G- Face (Bhape >
je sex]
ry | [ej 53 53 iet.O [a= 170 Round
he COLOR OF HATE i. COLOR OF ETES jp. Teate he. @UILD 1, Posts
Black : | .
©. SCARS ANG MANNS CH CTHER DISTINGUIS@ING FEATURES
Has pock marks on face
m. SENCEAL APPEARANCE
O. PROMINENT FEATURES
fp. OT MER TOEMTIFYING FEATURES
ante
ATTAQH SAMPLES OF SIGNATURE 499 NANDERITING AL 50 LSLED FNGTCGEAIN AND PICSERPRINTS. FC
Spe RE ey Pe an dort 23 %¢ey
ah
@ [Section 1 CIT s ZEN SHIP e
1 RESEMT COTEZEESHIP (UE. MATISCALETY AT BIRTH ANO AMY SUBTEQUENT Criizamsaees (If differest than [ten 49.3
Cuban Spanish
V2. PRESEET RESICENTE (Indicate #8 coner, tensat or aub-teraney ha
Wexico *
Taille thu yew ees eee ees XC
13. PLOmANtnT scoeess CIE dstlerent than Item 12.)
46, IF U.S. MATURALIZED CITI2ZEW. GIVE sar, DATE. CITY AMD mUMBER OF CERTIFICATE GRANTED
1S. TRAVEL GUISIDE CO-mTRY OF PRESENT RESIZENCE (Countries, dates and Purpeses)
Cuba ~ December 1961-March 1962 (To visit relatives and for business
reasons)
Cuba - March 1965-late 1966 (To work)
SECTION 11)
CCCUPATICKAL ARO FiMANCEAL DATA
SALARY
19. FEWSNCEAL STATUS (Learnings, bank deposits, aecurities and property)
ORGANIZATIONAL AFFSLIATIONS
20. MEMRERSHIF IN MELEGIOUS ORSAMEZATIONS
20. PRESERT AND PAST MEMBERSHIP IM FROFESS#OmaL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS: POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS
MARE AND LOCATICN OF SCHOOL
OfCereE
FECEiVED
(Litt belee sach danguage dm ehicd you
poatese say degrees of competence.)
N,
erage meee aes sete i
@ | Secrite vi eee SPECIAL QUACIFSCATIZWS BD UTEFESTS a bd
246. tesicete ANY ERT TINS GIVE DETAILS PMCLUSING Biv .es oF CRS OR ARTI TLES. KSHERS AND
fe Veis® DATES. ~
Not. known
25. srrcran SKILLS, AGLLETIES. HOBBIES Suc AS MADIO, PROTOCAAPHY, ETC.
Artist ‘
@ Esectice vit MILITARY SERVICE e
ane nak
Cous TRY
SIDEMTERYING COUNTRY. -AGICATE WHERE SERVICE PEMFOSWED, CECOMATIONS, WeER AND SHY DISCHARGED. GIVE DETAILS UF Gee
PRISCRER. .
,
i
-@ [section vit EMPLOYMENT HISTORY e
NOTE: LEC at HISTORY OF BAPLOYWENT LESTING :
Be INCLUSEVE DATES “Fram- Tog, ivPcoree [s+ atoeess
1 June 59-Mar 65 | Cuban Government =|
O. TYPE OF WORK @. SALaRy OR Eaewiees . £8, ACASIN FI@ LEAVING
Diplomatic s vee j Returned Cuba PCS
se ADletsS
euncil Havana, Cuba
Return to Mexico
G. a0DPESS
Mexico
RCASou F268 Llaving
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@TSECTICN ik MARITAL STATUS
SRLLTATL CATE, PLACE snO REASCH FGK BLL SEPARATIONS, DIVORCES OR ArMLEMEMTS
WIFE oe IF YOG BRAVE BCEN MARRIED wae THEN ONCE, INCLUDING ANRLUMENTS,
Mus2aeo: CoM ING DATA RECUIREO BLLOF FoR ALL FRE GIGUS MARRIAGES,
$3. MAME CF SPOUSE CFiret) (Msdztey . (Nee) {las
Klara Vera Are Kacz Strogs AA
4. DATE OF MARRIAGE 35. PLACE OF mARRIACE — .
8 Dec 1949 ___Mexico City 4 Ve Reg 4
BGeUATE OF BIRTH a7. PLAce co eaten i ~
ple817 July 1926 Vienna, Austria <py FF }
30. wATIcA ang Ty at @1ate [29- SUBSE GENT CITIZENsuies
Britisn 47 eof
40, PReSint weSstOENCE EO ee
PLACE OF BIRTH
“SUBSEQUENT CHTIZEMSHIPS MELO OY any CEELO (Identify child and dive his,
@ } Stcrice x1
at. Fura mame
Maximino Alberu
49. SUBSEQUENT CHTEZiwHeres . €- OCCUPATION 47. PRESENT @CStOENCE
Engineer
@ISECTIOn Rit MOTHER
S2, SUBSETLEAT CATézensoies prreccurartos
Housewif
Havana, Cuba
4. PRESENT MESI DENCE.
USE SHEET FoR roemce wi
or her, present address)
a
jsf Pamateo x Divoecio
€ OM MUSeARD
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ce
te O. FULL waet _ Jeo. YEAR OF Biatw [30. Lace oF eittw $U. waTibwaLity at eints
Ts . OSE puna od Spanis
G2OTHERS AAD SISTERS
OL ace OF BIRTH
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Lednel ALBERU
onel ALBERU Souto | * 1
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Dom amy GROTHIP cH S$. 5TER (Edentsis seother,
Alfredo ALBERU’ Souto
2 sisters
4 er seacer and gise his, OF hep, present
SS RSESLENT CET i ZEW SHIPS WES
address)
TES WW COMTASTS
T Gove@uure Ss Shh POSITIONS WELD.
RELATIVES, ACQUAIATAK
SuwEN? SERSITE. FNOECATE Samet Tt
SECTION AIG
S.NAMES OF PELATIWES EN ANY G2
Concepcion Fernandez de Alberu (sister-in-law), employed by Cuban
Government .
i
$B. PEL ATIVES. FRIENDS. COSFI RING
One sister-Cuban Consu
ENTS tm u.5- ¢éxplaaa Fel atgra shin)
1 to Vigo, Spain, in 1962
aTives Imus. (G
WATURALSZATICN OF CLOSE Fin
ISS. NAMES, ALTASES. TELECDSES AnD RELATEONG IF OF ALL PERSONS
seavice.
.
PBST VEOUALS OM SPTUF
Se. LEST CLOSE ASSOCIATES.
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PERSONAL RECCRD QUESTIONNAIRE
PART EL ~ OPEXSTICNAL INFORMATION
INSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER
a. Thie fore nuit be Lalied in by the cane officer or reprepriste outborsty am the teers of| the beat aenitacle ine
forcestion. [t is nat te be sheen te the subrece.
2. Korwaily, headquerters will be amsaiv te iasue on approval unless requester farasstes r fess to afl questions
48 FeO partes 1 and fi. However, sm am emergency previssanal epprovsl wey be ebtosret by tampiping with the ap-
eliceble provisions cf FZ 4G-21S, pecearaphs ga, g. 53 and s2d. Thereelter the wesel aotned te document ef cos-
plete the cose muat be falloced an set forth ia FR. 19-245. ;
¥. Three (3) completed copier of PR? eect EF Cancluding copy im subjects bandeciteng, sf pepesbley ond two (2) cos
pleted copies of this farm wast te swat fe heatquartercs 24 2007 08 posssbla.
4. Date ecquired Ister west he peat te headqesters aa PRQ formset sc toy f2)y cepies.
S$ Fail in abt jeews, af ar formation ehta:mable. If item aot applicable ecate “Ma.* Hf atditiersl epace required
for item, wee reverse wide at page seyed £0 approprsate stem nugher.
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LITAMIL-9
SECTION § . . GRTACT M40 CEVELOPKEAT
He INDICATE HOw, WHE. HERE. eT, ane ae wow SUBJECT WAS FIRST COmTACTES Om DEVELOPED.
Clyde K. SHRYOCK, the first Case Officer, was introduced to Subject
on 18 July 1962 by LITAMIL-3. — .
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2z- INDICATE WHETHER SUBsECT CCULD @£ TUARZ® OVER GUICKLY An
O IN A SECUZE waumE® Te AKY BESPC,
HANDLING. TF SO. imMICaTE To wow.
SHWLE CASE OFFICER toR
‘Subject could be turned over to any responsible Case Officer,
‘particularly one with a speaking knowledge of Spanish. Subject
also speaks good French and poor English.
a> LIST OTHER Case oFFiceas WHO MAVE wARQRED SUBJECT OF
Oem aKoRN.
WHOM HE KNOWS OF HAS BacEN Gist names SY WICH THEY MAVE
Subject knew Clyde K. SHRYOCK by true name. The next Case Officer,
Lawrence F. BARKER, took over in June 1963. Subject was turned
over. to his present Case Officer, Raymond A, FRADYER, following
his return from PBRUWEN in the fall of 196%.
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SECTICA It MOTIVATICN AMD Sou TROC
8. ESTimare S.SsECT°S mOTIvATIOm. (Be detailed, sf possible cste evidence. Da not wee stack comeeat| such as “pete-
conmuaset. * ys .
Subject is highly motivated toward PBrhiadz= ana the Wesi. Te
anti-Communist and anti-ANTHUG.
a
2- INGICATE Wwar COMTHOL, IF SAY. EXISTS OFER THE SUMZECT. (Jf o0 comtrol, or if there is a lack af|rest conte.
explaca.)
- COVER USED SY SUBJECT AnD CASE OFFICER IN THEI® MEETINGS.
Subject and his Case Officer meet as acquaintances.
2- COVER USED GY SUBJECT IN COTAINING KIS IMFCRWATION AND Im CONTACTING WIS tnbuRMAnT OT
et, as a former member of LIRING, still has contacts in
BRUVEN community in Mexico :
- ENDICATE SEMHICE FOR @nICm SCBSECT THines wi (82ST work) (18 worbing3.
With a WOUADY intelligence service.
ERTELLIGENCE COBMECTIOMS AAC TRAINING
d. EXPLAIN SUBJECTS ANGEN PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION WITH ANY DINE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. ImOICATE Wwe EXTENT
Buch Come tCTICR IS KwGme GeTATLY.
Subject is not known to have any contact with any other intelligence
service.
2. LEST OTHER IMOIVIDUALS (Agents, retstsves, iréendsy WHO GQND@ OF SUBIECT“S FRESiNT inTELa
Dolores CUEVAS de EYCHENNE
Leonel ALBERU
Jose CARRAL Escalante
LITAMIL-3 probably suspects LITAMIL-9 is still engaged in
intelligence activities.
3. ERPLAIM ABT TRAINING SUBJECT HAS HAD tm CLANDESTINE OPERATI CaS.
Subject has sot had any formal training in clandestine operations
but he is cunning, intelligent, and has an aptitude for the work.
COLLABORATION POTENT! AL
Be EMDICATE OER FOREIGN FOUER SYSSECT COULD OE HOST LIMELY 19 COLLAOQMATE SLTK WCCALSE CH MSS FOEOVWOGY OW Past
ASSOC TATIONS. EXPLAIN.
Subject would collaborate with an anti-Communist Cuban regime if
it should come to: power. : : :
SECTiGa ¥i OPEPATICOAL SSE - COWTACT
ie
+ INDICATE HOW AND FO OM wat SUBIECT OBTAINS IMF COMATI CH.
+ EMDICATE @eAT HAS SEEM TOLS UBSECT AS TO HE SESPESITICM OF INFORWATION HE FURNE SHES.
+ DETAIL SUSJECT*S PROPOSED fh O8 C! TYPE USE OR DUTIES.
SECTIOn Vil CR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY
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S€cTioe vit AGENCY RELATIONSMIP WITH SUBJECT
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MAT Cw HE WAS FuMmi SHES ,
THe TYPE C¥ beEse-
Subject has been an active asset of the Mexico City Station since
1962. First he provided informatioa on LIRING; after his
return
to Hexico in late 1966 as a private citizen he still provided sone
info on LIRING personnel and on the PBRUMEN community in Mexico.
From members of LIRING and the PBRUMEN community. Also from old
friends and acquaintances living in Mexico or PBRUMEN.
Subject knows that his information goes to ZRMETAL.
Subject's current use is to pass on any information which
comes to
his attention which he thinks may be of interest. Ee is occasionally
debriefed for any info he can provide on PBRUMENERS or their contacts
the Station thinks he may know or nie Known. inere as ob Cursene
active direction of his activities, and his usefulness is
close to marginal.
DETAIL SUGSECT*S PROPOSED FR-Pu TYPE USE GR DUTIES.
NA
DETAEL SUBJECTS PROPNSED LIA soe TYPE SOSTACT Cw SPERETICNAL USE:
A. WHERE SUBJECT 15 aN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOREIGN GOVERMENT:
NA
BS. MMERE SUBJECT 1S am OFFICIAL MEMBER OF AN ODYOQKE AScENCY:
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EXPLAIN WATURE GF AGERCY RELATIONSHIP @hTH SUBJECT. 1.0. TRAINEE, OPPOSITE NUMGER: atvuntent
PERSONNEL KNOWN TO SUBJECT. oF
at present
Om. $F amv: SGERCY
Subject is no longer paid any salary. He must be considered an
operational contact. In addition to his three case offic
has known Andrew S. PARMERS and Edward D. KNAPMAN under
names. , : . :
rs, he
sumed
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WALIFICATIONS FOX CTHER CPEAATICNS
SMBIECATE SPECIAL ABILETIE£S. TALEMTS, GR GusLIFICATIONS FOSSESSED OY SUBIECT MICH COE CONE WvawLY—B-oF vaLut
FOR GTHER OPERATIONS.
Subject js an artist.
COMMITMENTS
4. 1F CT 15 #ROPOSED TO PAY SCAJECT A REGULAR SALARY. IMDICATE THE MECMLY AMOUNT. IF Parwesr To |Bf WADE Im EXCHANGE
COMMODITIES, SuUMSIDY OF STRER METHOD, © £CiFY Amd GIVE DETAILS.
Subject is not paid a salary.
#- EXPLAIN AMY PROMISES. CTHER@ISE MOT COVERED WESEEN, MADE TO SUBJECT. (Esample: Comesturnts regarding evacuation
of subject and family.)
No commitments or promises have been made to Subject.
cTOn Xt CE AND SECURITY
JN. ENCICATE THE FIELD AGENCIES + «D FIELD FILES @17 WHICH SUBJECT“S KAWE WAS BEEK CHECKED amo E RESULTS.
Station and LMPURE files. No derogatory information.
+ IMDICATE GTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES TAKEN 10 VERIFY BIOGRAPHICAL IMFGRWATION FURNISHED BY SUBJECT.
- ENDICATE MRETHER OR SOT PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL OR OPERATIONAL AP- @- GATE APPROVAL OBTAINED
FROWAL F9@ SUMJECT’S USE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED. .
POA was granted . 8 May 1967
- EVALUATE SUBJECTS CHARACTER, REL. ABILITY and SECURITY. CITING EVICENCE WHERE POSSIGZ.
Subject is of high moral character, proud of his family background.
He-is sincere, reliable, intelligent, and very security conscious.
G- EXPLAIN AMY SUTUATION OR INDISCRETION IN Bm4Cn SUBSECT WAY HAVE SECH INVOLVED BHICH wosT BE £
ALUATED FROw &
CE/OPERRTIONAL SECURITY TIEWPOINT,
Subject's relationship with ODYOKE is known to Jose CARRA Escalante
and Dolores CUEVAS de EYCHENYE per MEXICO CITY 3450; they are not
believed to be security risks.
SUSJECT'S PERSONAL HABITS
CAMEL ING. PARAMOURS.
USE OF LIQUOR. DRUGS:
Subject drinks moderately. He is not known to have any flagrant.
vices.
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a A CATICM AL INTERESTS
Ve INDITHTE Sy @sECT'S HORBIES CO twIESEST im LPESTS, MUSE, ETC.
Subject is interested in music, literature, and art.
SECTION ELV ; _GERERAL
t- PMMETATE WHETHER SUBJECTS LANDIAGE ABILITICO$ suG STmie CHARACTERISTICS, AME SUCH BS *E COULD PASS aS BET OE
OF & CiUmMTAY OR AECION OTHER Teaw wtS Sew, EKPLATE.
Subject is basically European, but because of his Cuban accent
he would probably be recognized as Cuban.
+ AMDECATE WHETHER DMFORMATICN {5 FAG PARTS 1 QS 1 GAS GOTAINED BY RESCARLN, CLANSEST WE ASbESSwEnT. FES.
CORSESPONSENCE Of QTHER MEANS.
Inforzation in PRQ Parts I and II was obtained through research,
files, agents, and direct questioning.
+ SF OTHER Teas ROUTINE ACTICM (S$ RECUIRED, IF SAD WHEN TERMINATION GF SUBJECT €$ EFFECTED, PLEASE ExPLaia. ¢4is0
eee para. 436, supra)
No problems are envisaged when Subject may be, terminated)
EMERGENCY CORDITIOWS RECONTACT ARRAN GEMERTS
+ GIVE FULL DETAILS 1,E. RECOENETIOM SIGRALS. $/ Bi WHERE COULD CONTACT BE MATES BHAT ECKA.FIDES COULD PRBNE IUad
MAKING COMTACT USE? :
Subject could be contacted by phone (his number is in the Mexico
City phone honk) using the name of one of the WOFIRW officers he
has been in contact with as bona fides.
Ks SCELLMmEDUS OPERATIONAL DATA AND REMARKS
SUGHATUAL GF aPPRoeRiATE
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BEC? l RSS ie mpeOs
8 Soveaber 1957, Fleese subeit VR Parts I and I7. If, withia
© SAYS, no further interest 12 Sbject kas been indicated, the
POA will be antumetically cancelled.
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Svesicr:
LITAMIL/9
AR CRCER THAT FiRTS ClwSISERETIOn WAY BE GIVEN YOUR RECLEST FOR APPROVAL thm THiS ASE. (T 15 PE BESTED
ToST YCU FURNISH THES CEFICE Tee HRFORMATICN CHECKED BELOW. cR RivicR IW CRWATICN AB iNDICETED,
Svitw OF STE D SrsgiEe
{ BEeite oF STMFE'D correteves. Sur cmeat ioe
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fan reaccs SEWIEW CF SEC. CHF. CieceeenT|MeeC at Cl ae
pS#EUaT imal ae Siwesice TRACES. REvite@ oF Fat eercaT at ci-ce
[RESOUTS 2e TeCemiCal fevERecaatice,
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Pewaaas-
POA expired on 8 Movember 1967 + Please submit Peg
= ROTemmer wt
Part Il. If, withic zo days, no further interest in Subject hag
teen indicste2, POA sitll be automatically cancelled.
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ACTEme RECARED - LEDER
Expiration cf POA for LIBMCI-9
Action Required: Suleission of PQ Parte I end IT
Reference : Wats-15h01, 1. May 1967
The Provisional Operations éprroval for LITAMII-9 will
expire 8 Kovember 1967. In onier tit Headquarters may request
an Cpexxticnal Approval, it is reqwested that the Station plesse
prepare and subsit PHQ Parts I end If on hin.
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SECRET 2928282 CITE MEXICO CITY 2961 LANGDON ACTING
MADRID PaRIS INFO DIRECTOR J¥¥AVE BRUSSELS THE HaSUE
PER UME W 29 Ser e746 1 SEE
YT SEAICO SEAT ION CONTACT LITaMIL- 3 CIDER) SCHEDULED LEAVE
MEXICG 25 SEPT OW VACATION TRIP MADRID, BARCELONA, PARIS aD
POSSIBLY THE HAGUE AND BRUSSELS. LITA¥IL-9 WILL DEFINITELY CaLL
GN CUBAN OFFICIAL REPS MsdR1D, BARCELGYA AWD PARIS. CLOSE FRIEND
OF HIS IW PaRIS 1S ALEJG CARPENTIER BELMONT. LITAMIL-9 WILL 2E-
PORT ANY INFO ELICITED FROM OFFICIALS HE CALLS 08. '
"PLANS RETURN LATE OCT. _
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SECRET 2988202 CITE MEXICO CITY 2562 LANDDON ACT ING
MADRID PARIS INFOQ DIRECTOR JMWAVE SRUSSELS THE HaGue
PER UNE y
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iKeurtry: Luts alLBERU SOUTO.
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2B August 1967
MEMORAIAM FOR: CI/OA
SSFENTION > Mr. Lally
SURJECE : Traces on Luis ALBERU-Louto
: 201-329609
!
CL/GA Vemorandum dated 15 June 196:
e. The Mret document dealt with a Louis SOTO who was
appeioted Comercial Attache of the Dosinican Eebassy,
Madrid. his is not our Subject.
be ALL Gocaments referenced Luis ALSEHU-bsouto's
assigment as Cuben Cultural Attache in Mexico City, his
reciderces, telephome mmbers, ani bis relationships
with the Spanish Commmist group in Mexico.
| @. he vext three items deel with a luis 501, &
wenber of the PPS of Mexico. This is not cur Subject.
2. Sabject was « Cuban defector in place, snd his activit
per paragresh 1.b are well known to this Agency. These activit
vere considered to be in line with his sssigment and are not
presently considered to offer a threat to cperational security.
3. PRQ Parts I ami IT will be forvaried your Office upon
receipt from the Station.
J. H. V. Fisher
Acting Chief, #8/1
Distribution: rn a
Orig & 1 - CI/0A
Litany -F
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AMD REVIEW
15 June 1967 jalb
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201 - 329609
To:
WH/1/M - Jane F. Zerance
SSS
FROM: CRIES, C1/CA
/s/ Eéward P. 3rcen ALBERY -Souto,| Luis
SUMSECT:
ih CPDER THAT FURTHER COWSICERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR AF. RCVAL IN THIS case | IT 1S RECLESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS CFF RCE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW iNFCRMATICN &5 INGICATED.
| | frvrle CF STASF/D DOSSIER
| | PRO OL
veg tt Fivife OF STAFFS COULAT#A aL IRFO@MAT (OM
[ feicip maces | [kteite oF secumity off. aeroeT at cli/oa
Pfes traces —_ ervite F. COMCURRENCE weep aT Ci/oa
P [orceationat aap pieisice TRACES : wevite GF FOS REPOaT aT o1/08
fait viviee OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
f [ecsats oF tecuurcat inteeescarion
Tetre (See Hemerks)
GREEN LIST
wOTECE: | eves? | fsecaao | vatee aun Femas
REMARKS:
mee ten ney aad woview the listed FBIdocuments. Then, please
a aweer eon
forward your findings to C1/OA relative to -he operational security jot
using the Subject.
To obtain ttese reports, contact Miss Dolores Brown, RID/Files,
Extension 4127. .
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se epee
ALSERD (SOUT0), Ixts -§ June 1967
; ‘#279 089 ;
On 2 Jime 19:7, the files of the Federal Eureau of Investigation
were searched in <7.¢ neze of Lais (SOUTO) ALSERU, born in 1525 at
Oviedo, Spain, ent revealed the following information:
ry
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py - Refer to dacs reserding Dominican Situation which wes sent your not .
Agency on f-~-66, pega l.
Refer to deta rezarding Fereign Political Metters-Cuba which ves
ee > sent your dgexcy on 12-15-61, page 4; 5-28-62, rege 2; end 12-15-6p,
ef 2] sage 1,
cb G&*
aan oe Refer to dze-: recording Student Strike, School of Econocy , et S.
~ University c> Guadelejore, Guedelojera, Jalisco, Mexico, Noverber | * ee)
3 14/18, 1956, waieh was cect your Agency on 12-5-66, pase 4.
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Refer to data r2carding Pertido Poruler Socielista (Poruler x“ ue i
4 Socialist Parny) Stete of Nayarit waica wes sent your Agency on wot
14-29-65, zase 2.
|
“ Refer to ceta rezerding Instituto De Intercanbio Culturel Mexicanok :
S puso (Mexice=-Eussion Institute of Cultural Exchenge), Guadalal ara, re) :
Yelises, which wos sex mown on £ Lo alO "cw
ee aa ae aA re bs
Saet SOS SELL FE AGENCY Gh Gwecmiwy Pease S25 iG-l5-635, Pr a
rege 53 and 3-25-63, “
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ACTiOm MEQUIED - REF EeCRoTS
ial 53 USE PREVIGUS EDITION.
VED TESS TS ACTON
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a ee PEED
Action Reyuired: Submission of PRQ Parts I and II on Subject.
LITAHIL-9 was granted a Provisional Opera
‘Approval on 8 Hay 1967 for contact only when 8
for information arise and the possibility exis
bas or could obtain information on Cuban activ
t
fonal
pecific needs
i
gs that he
ties or per-
ponalities. It is requested that you please prepare and
aubait to Headquarters copies of PRQ Parts Ia
that we may request 4 full Operational Approva
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Distribution:
2 - COS, Mexico City
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SECRET
MEMORER DIM FOR? Cnies.
WH/1/M - J. Fe Zerance
SLeutCT
[REFERENCES Zor
As requested in paragrara # 3 of your memorancunt of 5 Apri
'
To process the Cperational Approval, full inforration (ecrpleted PRY
Parts I and II) mist +e submitted as soon as possipte and not later than Six
(6) rontss from this dete. An Overational Appreval will follow jeren ell
investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory |PP& Farts I
and IT. Cancellstion must be requested if use cf Subect by- interested Di-
visions ceases.
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WAS, LW LL
0940 =— 1320.<
Entradas sin contes tacidae- O14.-
7309
Latrada ugh0.<t wilgexa explics a Alina gpe su SSpote = -
Ancel Koesowski ¢5 en agregaco Cultural de Bulgaria en La ava
na, quo Roy regresen a Cub:, pero como han ternido informs do
qce necesitan la visa de entrada, eso les parcce extreio,7ues
Gxds ee imi Canon’ mtn TMeltgotit at rheinan cin wisa. itinas
que Lieme al 250795 y precunte por Cepeda 6 Mataval.-O42, os
S2lide al 357900,-0955 ,—iLina pregunta poy su aspese Ce=
pero y 1 informa cue fug al aeropuerto a esperar ol vuelo. 64.
; Entrada sin contestacidén.- O7le=
Salida al 151326.-A1ina al no oncontrar
al Sicar, pice a-~
Pedro que si‘*lo wé, le diga que Jiang, Pedrarbien.- W765 «—
Salides ai 231899 .-1037--11D con “UF para
decirle que sone
$ 76.25 y no § 65.25. HFscre le pague y luego 61 le azrd.107.
Entrada 1041.-"? con Alina quicn pide se
tico, MF acep-a ¥ luego cualgaes lik.
espero un nomen
., Entrada 1121.-Joaé Noria pregunta si legs “9 pars s-
“y Adina dice que F:.~ '125.- UT Aa ti. =
WI) FILE 20 33 ae Cie
Entrada 1124.-9F prosy=s4 si llogd 01 perniso par
soiiora tarda Corafira roll: Méndos y Alina jdice quo nb.lh36
EImbajada do Cubas 250795.
21 abril 67.<
M13. L 13 =
OS45 = 133660
Entrada 0945,—< La esposs de Angol Kosowskt, Agrecade CzlL
tural de Bulgaria en La Habara, explica gue hoy regresan a2 ~
Cuba »- pero fueron informidos que necesitan paspr por la enbcte
4ada para recoger las visas y quisicran saber si es neocescirin,
pues su espose dice cuc ontre Cuba y Bulgaria Boy un réginene
sin visas. Copedarque pueden viajar sin vises y no es nece
sario que pasen a la emba jadae HP: perfecto. O15 e=
Entrada sin contestaciénes 0200
Salida al 19%647.-1006.Ghelo Csperdén al|no encontrar aq
Rery y Ters, pida a Unilia les dign que no es|secure que voya
hoy porque tiene que salir con Conchita Peraza. MPacepta.C+2.
Salidas sin contestaciéa y ocupade.- 0554~
.
Entrada 1619. El Licey Profesor Ranén Rénires Génez,de-
Ja Universidad, con Cuelo quien dice que el Embajador no ha =
llogado, que tan pronto esté le recordar¥y lo Liamrd,-065.=
Wihs]
Salidas al 196648 a las 1022 y 1025,-Cholo y Coneita —
platdcan sobre diversos temas familiares.— 095.<
Qo1- 3397609
- §alidas ocupade y s-n contestacione= 127
Ul Taal - 9
Salida al 198687 .-Che2o pide a Cmilia la:diga a la seho=-
xa Cholo que sf ird& a con .dx| con olles y Cailia acopta.-133.——
. Lo ~ m~ bb67
. “ .
ry He: Exbajada de Cuba: 250795.<
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19 abril 67.- .
° lidesey
M13. L13 .- gn-6-45]4
7 Cfhs - 124k. S Yrs gthhy
~ - (bee fy i
OSL. Salida C845 (Vol:swagen de Néxico) Abreu al jno encontrar ,
a Ponderneden, queda do volver a llamr.~- 010,=
o1o, . Salica al 155769.-0552,—4breu con Inrique,quien cuelcp2.017.
o2&, Salides ocupado y sin contestacién de afuera y de adentro.
voce palicu UL AVS UperabaTl Ceopuda Ge susosuiod Ge quc Day
que yo va a salir, pide a iP ie diga a Escartin que tiene gue
lievar a les comsafleres al acro:uerto y iF acopta.= C6u.=
; 058. Entrada 0905.<Unos biilsares quo viven on La Mabona pregun.
tan por su amiso Luis Albert + ND pide Llano al 141326. bts
acepta y pido saludce al Enbajadcor de parte do Vega,HOrbien.55~6
TITAMil G _
O35. by! f* ~~ Salidas ocupadcs y aparaio muerte 7,< iS2.=
~_——
.
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102, EntradaeeMNorfa Pérez explica que ticne 7 aicas de vivir <-
i “ ; aqui y su passporte ya est& vencido, pero desea ir a Miani, «
quisicra saber qué tréaites tieno qua hacer peraue no ticre «
ningtin papel y 1M le sugicro pase al Consulado y IF acopta.121.}.
meen
221.- ; Le’ WH vines do afvera y salidas sin contestae: ; .
52. “al N (x..cdones Unida 2o|- El Cebajader con Nosearela
ee pora’ decirle que han recibido juecos para la Conforencia de =
Caracas y los recibié innodiatasente, pero cone ‘at organiszo- .
que osté traba Jixco antensanente quisiera saber ‘aa podria --
"
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19 abril 67.<-
M30. L 31 en
SGike 3555.64
oc2, Salida al 145709.-0814.-Pedro progunta a HF gud pasa con
Abreu que no ha llezado y mF acepta y dice que es un descarado,
021. ‘Salida al 422194,-0341,+Pedro pide le mancbn un saco de~
papis y HF queda de envidrsolo,- 029.2
029. Salida al 670665,-0346.~Pcdro nace pedido #o comestibles
@ uuuwre cy 2410 ¥ af queda ce envaurseios RBAWUANAe VoVee
v 083, Salida al 1753C00.~0%54.<Pedro haciéndoso pasar por Jorrin
pide comestibles para Dlis » MP acepta.=- 1ll.=
111. Salida al 466164.-0856.-Guillerze Salgado y Ernesto Perror
se comunican a la Cubana de Aviacién y confirman su pasaje do
México a Kingston; posterioraente pide a HF lo doje pendicnie
porque ellos ya lo tienen y If acepta.= 132,<
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trada 0909.-La sefiora de Angel Kosowski, |Agregade Cultu
al de la Enba jada cde Bulgaria en La Habana, al|no encontrare
& su anigo Luis Alberti, del Consejo Kacional de |Cultural y-
quici se encucntra ‘aqui trabajando, pide a HD la diga que ese
*
tdn alojados on el Hotel Regonto, habitacién 207 y que los -
" Qaame al koh699, HDique lo localizarf y le dard su recado. .
. 176. Eatrada.-Dolores de la Mora solicita hablar con Cepeda,—
pero come tarda on contestar, cuclga.- 213.<
2123. —C« Entrada c920.- [te de Lassecose pregunta la dircecién doe .
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Mahe t omc TR.
. tern on 17 July 1926 in Viemm, Austria.
FATEER:
Leosel bara 1917 and Alfredo
biker ALERRU-Souto
1915 in Oviedo, Spain
Cubes
Presently Cuban exile residing in Mexico City
pcafersional artist
ciplomat
6 feet tall
170 to 175 plas
black
EBIOUT:
SERIE
BAIR
Mame nme ee We wan. 2. key ee
1969 ia Nexico City. They were Civorced in 1956.
Cuban citizen, engineer, residing Cube.
Josefina SOUT, bora La Corum, Spain.
(Father and Nother are divorced and she is present
residing in MetriA, Seete,
resis STS,
MOTEER:
Tenia born circe 1928 and Mariluz bore circa 1929.
=n a
Sha tas
Maxino ALEZRU born 1659 in Cognac, Prence.
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Eubject vas previca. ly Cultirel Attache =---=
who returved to Cuba iz March 1965 and vorked |
for the Cuban Reticusl Cultural Council uatil -+Cube
his retura to Mexies im October 1966 as a Cubani
exile. He will assist his brother in rumaing |
| @ plant which extracts ofls fro= coffee beans
in Mexico. ie ig also « atockholder iz this
venture.
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5 April 1967
WOHORARDUM FOR: CI/OA
ASTEREION to Er. Ially
SUBIECE _ Iena-9
NS
8 Koweuher bs una mnateetat oad Aahutatad fe Martian iw thet ton.
; apn g spony potted Mere egtonges Reb ng A
: or wt he should retum to Cube. in the first week af Decenber i?
j be decided to remain is Mexico, :
it would be valushls to K ‘ACT to contact LIZOTI~9 fur infomat
On PROBES personalities. Eo is sequatwted vith a lame maber af
yereons who theraelves are of interest to MWACT or vio could mipaly
infonextion on third persons on whom infomntion is nested.
LR me Re SHINee NT ton ened + i
2 LIT2OL-9 returned to Mexico from Cute in Oetober 1966. i
en:
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4 April 1367
MEMOSAMEUM FOR: CI/CPS/Rugaes
Pen aaleal
ag a
SUBJECT : LISAVINZ Project Revewal a
, nn eee |
tl. Reference ta t8te to your Srert Seview (Pore B28)
of the LIKALVIKA frelecs Henewnl Request. In responge to
YOUr FeuueMt@, Hremwecy ese vue evry ef thi rigtrvt cosh
2-6 dune i248 deoriet ing of Horriw <. UX7aLh? ass oee co
of the reaultse of zis 7 Jume 1563 SOS@IEL, Copier eof t 2
reports gre bette forwarded eo Ci /GA with a request for
Cletrance for USPHLET's currest uze ia Mexico. ;
2. oA request for operaticss1 epprovel for LYTAHIL-&
Fae mubwitted on 38 Lecember 1365, but waa not grented
bectuse of dercgutory infarmation which could act be resoived.
movever, paeene #@ location ano use Save changed gince that
- time end “a cew reyuret fer operaticual sppreva!l for his cerren€
wee will te submitted.
2. A request for operations) spprowal was submitted) for
LIBIMG-2 op 27 Kay 1503. Approval was sot graated and he| iv
being nandied #6 & GouLle-sgest.
4. CLIRING-€ if not recruited or used im aty operations]
capacity aa @ po cperztional relaticnsaip te coatemplated.
W. @. Kaufean
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CLALGAICATION
SECRET /KAFOK
We
ap hi ef WH Division a; ere: ae
Chief, wH/C0G and me a |
Frene
fF of Station, Mexico city,
ot
LITAMIL-9 and the Latin American wri-ars Congress in Mexico
TO 72 med FYI
1, Forwarded attached is a memorandum covering a sudcession
of meetings held with LITAMIL-9 in connection with the tadin
America. writers Congress in Hexico ard it's Cuban delegation,
- eatin Sora]
2. In addition to the meetings mentioned in the attached
memorandum, the Case Officer, Raymond A, FRADYER, also me
L-9 on 25 March. He knew froyLIENVOY that Ambassador Jodauin
- HERNANGEZ Armas was having reception that night at the Cuban
Embassy in honor of Ale joPoXRPENTIER Belmont. He also knew that
CARPENTIER -had aareed to meet L-9 earlier that day. FRADYER
therefore assumed that L-9 aa Drobably been invited to tne Embassy
affair. FRADYER had spent some time at his last meeting with L-9
briefing the latter on elicitation techniques and now he felt 1-9
would safely bring up the subjects of the Vietnam war and French-
Cuba": relations, two topics on which CARPENTIER could provide
interesting information, FRAOYER was Sisappointed when L-9 told
him that he had left his house that morning at 7A.M, and Aad been
‘at his brother's plant in Toluca the entire day, L-S added that
‘he would have to spend the next day in Toluca and thus woulld be
unable to talk to CARPENTIER before the latter lefr.
CONTINUED...
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CONTINUATION OF
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3. FRADYER Is very much aware of Headquarters intere
L-S. Although he plans to meet L-9 regularly, he Gousts (a
previously mentioned to Clyde K, SHRYGCK when the iatter r
- visited Mexico) that L-9 will live up to Headquarters expe
- : 8
A. He is acting as
grounds to edible?dlant in Toluca in which he and his
brother cwn shares. Not only is this a new firm, but
raw material and process used
- of a novelty. The plant is deeply in the red (L+9 ha
~ to receive a salary and commutes to Toluca by £4s) an
~ close and time consuming attention, With the test of
~it is and will be difficult for
~ Is needed by this Station.
E. As pointed out by L-9 himself, L-9 has now
-Mexico for some six months and has succeeded in obt
7 from Gobernacion his reinstatement as a resident al
~ .
request for extended leave from his job in Cute) that
latter will probably not go tack to Cuba,
- the Cubans probably view him more and more
C. Because
he spends rost of his time away from
- City and because nis Cuban friends are becoming more:
with him, L-9 has less and less contacts with visitin
In fact, only one, the Subject of Mexico City 67363, nh
phoned him when visiting Mexico since L-9's return to
_ country.
“eyes of many of his friends in Cuba, is even reiuctan
write to them. He feeis, for examole, that little wo
would probably
child even though he is fedeup with the Castr
the contrary, i°3 feels that he mi
any favor by writing to him as the
for being an enthusiastic su
under some obse
wSETVSL
&, Information obtained by L-9 from CARPENTIER
TERO and Nicolas ILLEN indicates
Oo regime,|
ght not be Going AZC
Pporter of the regine may
ion from the Cutan authorities.
» Lizan
Aw
7 A. Together.with information from other sources tl
the Cubans probably prearranged to take over the Congr
sy
and use it for political purposes.
Be That Cinti ITIER is obvious!
Castro regime and may\be in trouble,
€. That the Cubans are making a major effort, in
with their pro-French policy to show themselves in Par
under the best light possible, :
y not trusted by
D. That CARPENTIER obviously enjoys the confidenc
the regime. His trip to Hanoi had certainly sothing ¢
with cultural affairs. it is regretted that L-9 did na
elicit further information from CARPENTIER on his visi
North Vietnam, :
CONT INUED
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CLASSIFICATION
SECRET /KAPOK
_-SECRET/KAPOK | Hee 31708
the general manager of the coffee
to make the oil are somewhat
L-5 to get away whenever ne
be
ain
- ien.
_ must be increasingly evident to the Cubans (Gespite LI9's
in other words,
as an exile.
te
L-3, who senses that he is now an exile in. the
d
accomplished by writing to &sebio #AZCUE Lopez, as ti latter
net leave Cuba because of his young wife and
jatter who is not’ known
Latin American Viriters with the help of the other Communists
Co Se ESE oe
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5. Le9 did not come in ccntact with Roberto PRNANDET
Retamar. LICRAFT-1 who knows FERHANDEZ was unfortunately
vacation at the time of the writers Congress,
Lenwed AFery
be i. asin 2 =
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Miran cpa, tee
[ MesRSe ~28 arch 1967
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
ROM
SUBJECT: LITAMIL-9 and the Latin American Writerts Congress
_ in Mexico ;
1. The undersigned reviewed the list oF delegates
, attending the Latin American Writer's Congress with L-9
- on 19 March 1967. The latter indicated he knew all the
° members af the Cuban delanatian - Alein CaDoeuTico Catonns
- Roberto FERNANDEZ Retamar, Lizandro OTERO, Nicolas GUILLEN
and Pablo nEREDA, a Chilean writer whom he first met some
25 years ago and saw again about 1962, L-9 stressed he
. did not know the Cuban delegates to the point of calling
- anyone of them a personal friend as his dealinas with them
~ had been confined to prefessional contacts when he worked
~ for the Rational Cultural Council. He had never been in-
~ vited to their homes or invited them to his. The delegate
~ he felt most at ease with was Alejo CARPENTIER with whom he
‘+ felt he had more in common than with the others, CARPENTIER
a who has a French father and white Russian mother lived many
~ years in France and spent some time in South America. L-9
~ considered him to be an intellectual of definite “bourgeois”
- background and tastes. Not only is CARPENTIER wel} known
at/é Hma-dizes Stay Jar 3.29
omega
os
Ss
~
for his novels (L-3 recalled that his name had once been
mentioned in connection with the Nobel Prize for literature)
and his journalistic writing (L-9 still remeabered some of
the articles regularly written by him in Paris for the
“El Mundo" daily in the pre Castro eral but he is also
an established music critic and a connaisseur of modern
painting, al? in all a talented and most impressive man
now in his sixties. ,
2. 4-9 had on many occasions offered to helP WOFACT
in any way possible. The undersigned pointed out that he
now had a unique opportunity to do this with the Writer's
Congress. WOFACT was interested in assessing the Cuban
representatives at this Congress to determine their
possible vulnerability to recruitment. it was also in-
terested in hearing from the Cuban delegates what they
thought of the Congress and it's accomplishments since it ‘
wes apparent that the great majority of it's members were
Communist sympathizers and would probably use the Congress
for political Purposes. Any information on the situation
in Cuba and on Cuban Government organizations, particularly
on the incorporation of the National Cultural Council into
the Ministry of Education would be appreciated. it would
atso be interesting to know why Cintio VITIER who was
scheduled to come to the Congress did not show up. L-9. ; (nes
sald he was willing to help but. was extremely busy with
his brother's edible of} business in Toluca. ft would be
1
2 |
~ sifficuit for him to tind tine w talk with the Cuban
delegates, he felt .in addition,that it would be difficult
for him to simply walk In on the delegates if he could] not
. be invited, officially, to the Congress or to a social
. affair connected with it. Finally, L-9 pointed out that
~ he had now been in Mexico for nearly six months, that
~ “everyone” knew that he had no Intention of returning to
. Cuba and that, for these reasons, the Cuban delegates to
the Concestcs Tabe nat So on: Tale a ent ee RO .
~~ weg eee SG Nol SS ome sus ts teth ts ery wn
wel
oote
a long "pep" talk by the uncersigned and some discussion
~ it was decided that L-9 would call the next morning on ;
. Ambassador Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas who had just returned
= from Cuba. 1-9 would pay his respects and find out if|the
:
- Embassy planned some social function at which he coul
O.
~ openly meet the Cuban delegates (he felt he might wrangle
~ an invitation to such an affair either directly from the
~ Ambassador or from Heberto JORRIN, the ex-Embassy poortero
- -whom he has known for years), It was further decided that
~ b-9 would concentrate on CARFENTIER with whom he felt He
~ had the best rapport and who was in his view the delegate
with the most "bourgeois" background.
~ 3. At a@-meeting held on 21 March L-9 related that he
~ had seen Ambassador HERNANDEZ earlier that morning (the;
~ delegates to the Writer's Congress which had been held for
the last few days in Guadalajara were scheduled to return
the next day); He had found the Ambassador nervous and. pre-
‘occupled, The latter told him almost mechanically that : ’
i
3 |
everything in Cuba (political and economic situation, sugar
harvest, etc) was fine. He informed L-9 that he did not
have the Opportunity to see L-g's sister-in-law and that
che had given a letter, which L-9 had asked him to deliver |to
. her for Passage to the National Cultural Council to Marta
- GONZALEZ of the International Relations Bureau of the
- Council, L-9, in this letter, asked that his three month
leave from the Cultural Council be greatly extended. The
Ambassador said he ignored what reaction the Cultural
People had to his letter. He explained that the Cultural
ae)
Counci! is now Part of a Bureau headed by Lisandro CTERO.
AU Ridia IS ye? CE ONC em OF te ate fa k
- in the Ministry of Education. Carlos LECHUGA Hevia, the
‘
pee mrs
a on Pa
ee re EL
OY
- Prevbus head of the council has been reassigned to the Tril-
- Continental conference as a member of the Secretariat of
that Organization, | He was replaced as the heau of the -
\
Council by fnu MUZMO, ex rector of the University of
- Oriente. The Ambassador insisted that, in spite of this,
the National Cultura} Council still kept some degree of |
- autonomy. He was rather evasive when 1-9 mentioned =
- his desire to call on the Cuban delegates to the Writer's
Congress, He said that he did not think that a Party
~ would be held at the Embassy for the delegates and did not
~ offer to put L-9 in contact with the people he wanted to
- see. Since he did not seem to have gotten. anywhere with the
. “he A qt
- Ambassador, the undersigned asked L-9 to call¥on the Congress
4
etm gs wt seme eee
s}
7 delegates at the Oe] Prado Hotel where they were staying.
a Frtmnonemarseming 1-9 seemed reluctant at first, but fingliy®
‘ ' - agreed to do this if he did not have any more luck in
contacting the Cuban delegates some other way, £-9 pros
~ posed to visit the Embassy the next day and talk to JORRIN
about the Congress, The Latter might be able to face him
in contact with the Cuban visitors.
- 4, The undersigned met L-9 again on 22 March, L-9
stated that he.had visited the Cuban Embassy early that
daw hue bad ee uate Fae nope oo. Se ae See - 9A
‘ .- ? wt re NS weer Te WES Cot For sbaot 26
minutes. The latter was 0 busy after his return that
~ 1-9 had only a few minutes of conversation with him,
JORREN confirmed that the Embassy would not have ¢ party|
' for the Congress delegates "because of the Semana Santa,
~ and said he did not know exactly when the dele egstes would
drop in the Embassy following their return from Guadalajara.
Upon leaving JORRIN ,L-9 went to the Del Prado where he was
told that the Congress delegates would only return to Mekico
—~ late that day. A few blocks from the hotel L-9 ran into
- Nicolas GUILLEN who greeted him by saying "here is L- 9 in
_ his ambiente Mexicano," The two men walked together back
~ to the Del Prado. GUILLEN turned down L-9's invitation for
a cup of coffee saying he had to visit someone. He did
ment ion that the Congress, as far as he was concerned was
~ .“una basura" and told L- 9 that he had flown from Guadalajara
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- Cuban delegates wno were «eturning by vuad tater that day.
_ GUILLEN told L-9 that he would be in the same neighborhood
early next day and would be glad to have coffee with him /if
L-9 could meet him then, Anyway, he added, he would be
staying in Mexico for another two weeks at the request off
the Ambassador. They could see each other again later on
before he left. As they were about to cross a busy street
shortly before parting, L-9 took GUILLEN by the arm in a
tior pulled svey and 1-9 had the
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— with him, ;
- 5. The next meeting with L-9 was held on 24 March.
- L-% said that he had not been able to call on the Cubans
- at the Sel Prado until earlier that day. He had run into
- Licandro GTERO while in the: lobby. The latter told him he
_. Was about to leave. When L-9 said “already?" OTERO pointed
- out that he had been in Mexico for two weeks already.
- L°9 repeated the derogatory remarks made about the Congress
~ by GUILLEN, OTERO said that, on the contrary, this had
~ been 3 successful meeting. A letter of protest had been
~ sent to President Johnson and the Congress had taken a
“7 firm position against the "Imperialists." After relating
- the above, L-9 recalled that a rumor circulated in Havana,
- shortly before his departure fram Cuba, to the effect. that
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- OTERO to marry Osmani CIENFUEGOS.. L-9 added that Marcia
- had relatives in Kexico whom she visited in 1962 and 1965.
- After leaving OTERO, L-9 phoned CARPENTIER and was told
by the latter to meet him the next day,
- 6 L+9 and CARPENTIER met for breakfast on 24 March,
- When L-9. asked him for news about the National Cultural
~ Council, CARPENTIER said that L-9 knew certainly more about
- that then he did as he had been in France since last November ,
~ CARPENTIER claimed that he had been called in by DORTICOS
last October and told tnecGvsiiio CASTILLANGS, the current
“7 Cuban Ambassador in Paris /had requested his nomination to
the Paris Embassy as Minister Concellor, CARPENTIER satd
he tried to get out of this two year assignment which he
found too long, but was told by DORTICOS that there was |no
. way out of it. The Cuban Government, said DORTICOS, was
_ Out WO make it's representation in Paris "an absolutely
- first class Embassy", DORTICOS added that CARPENTIER would
not be so busy in Paris that he wild not find time to wriite.
Whether he found time to write CARPENTIER did not say.
— What he did say was that the Ambassador; who was doing a
very good job, did: an enormous amount of work and usually
worked late at night. He also mentioned that while in
Paris or shortly before arriving there he had gone to Hanoi
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ether then tc say that that horrible war was probably
going to fast, and that U.S, planes had flown right over
his head Juring his stay. L~9 did not press him for |more
information but gathered that CARPENTIER remained in
North Vietnam two or three weeks. : ‘
7. L-9 asked why VITIER had not attended the Cdogress.
CARPENTIER replied that VITIER was “in a special situation
in Cuba" as he was not in accord with the revolution,
He had been given the opportunity to go to Spain for ithe
Cuban Government but had refused to go. VITIER undoubtedly
knew, from the background of the delegates, that the Writer's
Congress in Mexico would be a leftist affair. CARPENTIER
guessed that he probably declined to come because of this.
Talking about himself, CARPENTIER said (without further
details) that he would be going to Moscow in May. He
announced that a film based on his novel "Los Pasos Perdidos"
would be made this year, probably half in France and haif
in Cuba (negotiations with the French are still going] on).
Finally, he mentioned that he was trying to convince the
Cuban Government to create a centralized publishing depare
ment and that as Director of the Cuban National printing
office, before leaving Cuba, he had succeeded in getting
some 70 million books printed. He mentioned, incidentally,
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that his publisher in Mexico is Arnaldo ORFILA, ex dinector
of the Mexico City Fondo del Cultura Economica whom
CARPENTIER said he was on his way to see to collect rayalties.
CARPENTIER said he would leave Mexico on 29 March viz |SABENA
and agreed to get together with L-9 on 27 March.
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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, RELATIONS ann ORGANIZATION, 2O"S CULTYPAL FIELD
AN) OTHT23 PaPTietLLy FULFILLES WITH EXTENStve DOCUMENTATION [IM Case
FORMER, L-9 BPONTHT WITY HIM MINE FOLDESS CONTAINING MEMORANDA AND
CORRESTENTENSE 5 SEALING ¥ITH CNS ACTIVITIES, L-35 SOT SYARE CHIs
ACTITITIES WITHIN CNC But OSSIGNMPNT MAME yEgs PERSZ aS BIRESTOR
INTERNATICNSL RELATIONS WITHIN CNC CERTAINLY. SISMIFICANT,
2 L- 9 AGAIN FACES NIT: DILeMee RETURN Cugs C2 PEMAIM FexIcg
TO YORK AS ADMINISTRATCR MPXTCAN COMPAMY “HERE apoTHER PRESENTLY
-EYPLOYED, CONSIDERABLE PRESSURE SEINE pyt ON L-S BY BROTHER] any
WEALTHY. PFXICAN BENEFACTOR WHO OWNS COMPANY, L-S GETTING aLgng IN
YEARS O2f., WEALTH BEGINYING FAIL, SUFFERING MENTOL STRAIN, “OW
ANXIOUS SETTLE DOWN MEXICO AND TAKE JO5 aBOVE REICH AMOUNTS
SINECIRE. _ THES ILL ALLOY YIM PAINT ayn 990 THING 3 HE MAS. ALUAYS
“WANTED TO IN TWILIGHT CaREFR. L-9 PaTHETIC FISIRE. TORN BETWEEN
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Menorandit: for ice Racord 9 November |1545 .
Subjects: Meeting with LIT Teg
PER telecon =n the morning ef 2 “eymber, the um-
dersi ged Mey with LITIMTL. st 2100 at tre Satenberg/Thi ergs Zlorieta, Le
was taken to te home of Gare
oe FULDOCT, where the meeting wet Geld, The meeting
tay
lasted urtil 2790 on 9 Now AL OD 3rccere FEO AES NoTep,
any interesting and fantastic ineident occurred on
the night of 7 “OF, Le? ssid he saw ‘the uhiersigned walking ty ois apartment ween
for sone unimown reason he go% a5 to look ast the window, The wylersigned did, in
fact, velk by Lefts 20er mect a the night of the 7tr at about 2500, EeG was, ol=
couse, very i-rressed qwith Sis quirk of fate as wes the undereibred. thmes vee
in tire, a citr of 5 million sessle ete, 1¢ arPreximetely 2215, the undersigned
called L$ ari a San ansverst the Phone, Nethi iS WaS Said ty the undersisned
and the phone was bung up. It is possible that tris call, if the |nurber Was corract,
bad same inflzctee on his arzerance et the window, HOwdver, 1-9 bede no mention
ef a woman at zis place bot seid he hai bee. paadine end Ect om te Look out,
= Stary wry mes.
PERSONAL PEOW D3: — , ;
Le° <5 very conc=med adent =2ving lest tis Mexiesn resizercs
Permit, KMézensag according te: Lad, the Meziesn Gest t-ot awsy his r
cause he treke Mexican laws. lef trayveties te Cuba several tines without advising tre
Proper authorities Suring the lest several years, Leg always trey-Tled to Cuba as a
Coban diplenat art not 43a Yercan resicent therefore there was ne record of his
trav l, This was civicusly ageinst the rules and Le? has ‘to Fey fer it, 1-9 went
to see Coty SCLORLUIC re this problem and she told him to get in toach with Ignacio
"Ka cho*® AO‘STs Lagumas, AGCSTL took Led ty Sobernzcien but he ves wable to see
the Oficial Vaser, GALVEZ, nu. They talked with another official who gave then
Little hope, sccsta said he weld go to see “ALTEZ, binself,on the cd lowing Yonday
but again, he was mable t- get to sce SELVEL. (Lie. Carlos CALTEz Sitancourt),
; — i a
. ae . Loft € ~ wl Oy — di Famy-
Sancta tte ae wt cages eee fees seem oe . fe a ‘ an whee
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Le9 wert to see inb, Joaquin - WEL Arras after .0 271 faiidi to heliz hin -
ang ETRNAMCED tel< him he wool tal with Ire.
the nen who would se a Je to telp. L-9 is Pretty
because he was told et Gebernacicn that he wuld here to veatcly again ext thre.
. fore go throug) the sane EXZSFSYEE red tape es before, i.e. rettricte .
od travel ete, Led, of suorze, has new hope wits his eectaet with us bot OCU
EER hewas told t:at only as a last resort world tis
to stotect the cperaticn,
Le? again went into the business of his brother's r amt and
a 4 . . ee ae ~ s ne we Re AE Re Fam Lhe & ae ree ae ot
UAE Oh id APitens see GG dewey one Lo Thon ‘ ° *
eee tote, STP IIm It 2
Fexico as the caxceny's administrator, L-9 Stetei as he has denelin the FAS? that
rey ; E
he is being oulled in beth cirseti-ns, i.e, toverd Mexies by his brother ete ard
ERCEE towsrd Cuba by the U.S. Govt. He did not make i4 clear wiidh oF the two
ed Sid not cush the isau at this
pressures he expects te snecas to, The unders
ot inte this mstter at a later neetinz,
atte
meeting hoping to s
z
inf, Just tefore he got-out of the er, neti-ned thar ne was
+
in need of miney en? wanted
oy
oy
©
et spare parts ete to sent beex to Cuba with Trlando
SUASEZ, woo is scheduled to leave Sor Habana. on Mendsy. The undersigned 22:4 he
wouli get L-9 some money for the next neeting, .
° Le9 was in geod spirits, very orcad of his files and a-xi-us to
to please, HE described hinsely dur: ng the last year or so in Cuba a3 "tn soliado
en su puesto™ ready toserv when the time cane, He was plessdi,of courss,to have
contact again with [DT KE and indicated he was a Little shook up becaus# *@s t-other
was “al over the clac-™ end therefore not a good esnt:st point, Ee ws ecnerrned
atest how hewas going to make contact, .
L-9's post with the Conseto is: Jefe de Protacole uxt Liaison
officer with the Foreign exbasséés in Habana. :
7
PGA waz rared ts bis present rest in the Consejo ty
< oa 5. ts mo Me wet 2.
SVE tEI dy cei a "SA! Tae ee
+ cs
Carlos LIC%vzA. uA, oi elit
! abe that gets him through, I mectiered to Le9 that Pll was ferner?
Ge2 in Mexico and be esreed Sut gave Litcls atteaticn toe this gn terns of cis
§. Ebmrde SMA + 19 Lis|oost wes st
Leonie
an extremely vell
Shine tito
wpon very criticstiz
Lt ferme
ad oy Manuel ITLL toree, 9 TOT.
esnettet ard imovledzasle tyre was retl
acc 1-9, was reanered fren the cost in cricr to give hin nere tine te were
a toe new UOMNSTILETION, Umar 1s €i50 @ Prol av we uw. = TMOG. Leg
tal protlems have ceen solved ete, Sta is wRiting articles for *2i
LECHUtA, ace Le? was appraentiy scheiulsi to go to Faris Dt ChSTTLITS vat
in his stead, CDECIIGL wes actually stutying French for the job, LEETL
comets often on the versemel who were in Mexico zi are mew|in the oS Sh.
GEE L-9, Jese bois POS.OA, Macuel YIGA, LEGiuGA ete, » among sthers,
10, Jose Luis PSA ~ FOS.DA is inthe Cacsefo de Coltcra and wild fl) is ror
ie9 while he is away,
VM, Pack Ha Garcia ~ 304 is avay down on the totem poleof pewer and has menios
throwhout the 50m. «ROL was eperat-d on by Cr. SWUISRRA, anu for >restate
. trouble,
12, Carlos FEISGTE - L #9 moss
Viltrede LUG, eslored naint
was 2t ihe afrcert and in an eslae t
TAC SEYENTSE involved with Yarty F
«
regine,.
33. Marta FEE Ee FRIEL, ace 2e9, is Know to be anti-Cii7 x and she makes
no. canes sherk it, i
pat mz .rTA Sokol me fe See Lest OL ne ee N. oe ten
2k, Fidel castes - CLSTiO, acc Le}, is in tractle txt his sec ity forces keep
thine under eatrel., IGEN eeEREY cosTee s8ys, seccrding OCT
ehita FERAICEL that te tes to deverd on his yYourg schc3ershis stuients, Ke
ean't trust anycns else, Ee is olvivisly turiigg toward sugar efter having
tersed twoerd industry cte. Graciela SISE, jencnstrated a bit ct anti-CASTx
febling when at 24 July fiesta the @rowis apclaud-d CLITRD, Sisce GeMenfel in
a sarcestic tere: "aplandiran", aplawiirans" . Le9 recalls that 4c TRO was opsr-
ated on for recta troztle but be Soss not recell when, Ze believes. Dr, RORDIGUY
Diaz was the surgeon,
Nenico for Habane che was
ab@aa n° was
a Ley arciyed
very unherry fg BI Cursing evercbody,
told thet TE°°NZA het teen ‘rvolyea in "om asunto greve™ with Ch “Pl end that
tit
Bs
is
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it
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ny
she was 5
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that she is miien hrgze | Leach resort cutside
7
Fabara.e Lb
BIDHICL je 0, - ChOCET tg berca teing
3) Yercia LF
and rmors herve it that LLISTO" is acicg to marcy Ismand CITIFLEXS, LEISEA,
ace Le, is an amportant personality, particclarly in the cultural field, ive
at the Casa de 2es tnertess,
kh. doaqin ETEYDEZ temas o ECRIGICKE has teen very frienily with L439 since the
acc LaF is much more at ease now phan shop
@rrival co?
i and sure of riaself,
Led was bh
ay 7
Se Pablo AIDA“ Acosta — ALLIN sas fir-d from
PEE ard he was very pxhapcy about
Hed s
ave &@ Jeb bul is om govt -ayralbl, SLIA™A told LeG] ke vas
i
F
e
it,
+
"teed off" and nare Luis GCITZ B. as the san sho was getting the oreaks and that
GIMEZ did nothing for the revolutim ete, .
& Evelie Ci79 Rodrigue; = Acc LeS, OLTTES's name was Erought up dy |Auzuste
* BROS, a cousin of sustavo, when be was sith Conchita Fo NARLES ERMA, AzO°S
‘said 1t was mow thst CiSTIO was going to "jurp* and yet he was avtiloved to
so" leave with his fenily for sone unkwiams reason. A real enigna,
Smt lhe hm met co tae vee
A
15. aerected, Vill quer apsin re ARGOS,
14. of tne Cava oubae/Mexichis Habana,
MEAILES ace Led, cut bie La? ont of the Me ieen sieutre,
Ve Sex, Perranis oye Bom PES ae tory
ways than one, It is the talk of tha 4 Me in fact, it wasnzcored that
724GNES was going to narry iZe=l de fF, Zeis withlhere frequently
ant in puoiie.
i. Celia SAVCHED = Ace L-9, SANCEC sles cn inviting Coty SLORZAHO to Cun
i. a5 rmored, will take aver Carlos LFPTiUiilg
Ve aBUsten ulm same = Gm weue us wreln awewly etl) lin wlll gone ke
gorng blind, ice Le9, fr.
PIEDRA he couldn't
4, te wanted his
—
. tne oon
@.. Marinao RTLEICTEZ - RODRISTEZ ds @paicbre who rseently werd to Roye . IZ
noe
Casa de lac tre-icams cugrested he Zo Spain, France etz to make contact vith
friends cf Cuba but Conseso tarnel the sugresti-n dome, Iwas then given
to the Forte-z office and ther aorroved the travel,
22, Xionara SANCLEZ - SiNwHTD tas teen fired fran MEXREX and she is not leopy
about it,
Led onan ee
sagt
lee sts iA armed tec ee RA Ht Hany te A Rete a ee
PN ee URE emg
itely - lantere and Rogzi {sic = vary goed relations tera,
Prencia = Leone ete?
Beligica «© POR! 2B b-b,
Canada - int/ Modleen - Svolloda ( not ford ef Svoboda)
Polish = Nohoite - Second Sec/2uttural Att,
British «= ZELL
Runenjan }
Le9 said his rdlatims with Itelfans ig excellent.
: By
Seen invited to the Sov Embassy , in fact, it's the only one,
The Casa/Cuta-Yex co
Prasitent: Juan MARTNEILO 7,
XEGSERDI Secrest Executiva ~ Yercades (CPALES C.
LeS ssid the President of the Institute in Merida was in Cuba, dn
teen tenet n=
He has never
ik
amie 5
2 RARE A AER MEIN $a RN SA EOE FASO Rec ug uly na, treme ne a ee pi
ai BAUER. BAR seis pare one
Mencrandan for the Record
STBIZCT: Fidel CASTEO Eus
~, .
22 November 1946
*
Gn 9-10 Novenber 1966, LITAMIL-9 reported the fictlewing
re Fidel CASTRO kus:
a} LITAMIL~9 was not aware
during the period May-J,,
Le9 believes that he wo:
through "Conchita" FERRE
said that we shonld not
is losing pever or tumi
cf any ereblem that CAcTFO Right have fhad
ne 1966, wheh he failed to appear publiely.
id have heard about any s*ricus prctliem
ONE2 had there been one, Cn this *cCree Le?
pay much attenticn to reports that cs(koO
ng it over to the Party tecause, altienzh
As remains ovt of the linelight fer a time, he beunces back bibzer
and more popylar than ev.
on by Dr. RCDEIGUEZ Diaz
this was in 194,
er. Le? did recall that CASTRO was crerated
s fm, Bor a rectal Freblem but he tefes
b) CASTRO has changed his mind about woluntary labor and rea Seets that
these assignei to the tasks given them should get
¢ job dene bi thout
voluntary assistance, 1-3 believes that Celia Saucurz Teflected this
poliey when she recently
her services,
told "Conchita™ FERNANDEZ net te volonkeer
he? beHieves tiat CASTFC has recegnized hig Solty in
the case of voluntary laber and rez2lizes now that this merely ¢
vekes his minions into creatin
preblems in areas where they she ld
not be, i.e. lack of perscnnel af times when they needed in svetific
inde
be missing frrem own assigned tasks in a form of clardestine subtle
Sabotage cperattion, It
alize,
Le-9 believes Subans are taxing advantage c? voluntary nee to
as this that CASTRC is also beginning
ce} caste termination of militia cevrses per meno also shows a tch
in attitude of CASTRO, sho way also see conterpreductive resctds of
indoctrinating Cubans across the beard,
aLZ0e
4)
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me poy
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debidaments autorizeda por el Conszejo Nacional de Cultus
re, donde ostenta el cargo de Jefe de Protocolo de la
.. - Direceioa de #tolociones Internacionales; solicite ds vet
b ‘ ted la cetide artorigacién para poder llevarze algunos
4: (t:° + \ibres y revistes de mi propiedad, que treten sobre ping
tura. Estos libros los he adquirido equi, y se com neces
serios para realiser mi trabaje cono pintor. Asiniaco,
/ we _ Mlewarle conaigo ume maquina de escribir porthtil cue
i . ‘7 " + teeje euario vine de véjicoy en cuyo psis ocupsbda el =
: cergo de sere.ado Cultural de huestra: Enpajada.
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estoy eclictiando ls autorisacién correspondiente.
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MEXICO MID-SEPTENSER FOR APPROX 3 MONTH STAY TO COMPLETE CERTAIN
PROJECTS HE INVOLVED IN WHEN HERE PCS, NO PRECISE DATE GIVEN. L-17
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STATION BELIEVES HE SHOULD REMAIN MEXICO UNTIL CONTACT EFFECTED AL~
THOUGH HAS TENTATIVE PLANS DEPART FOR MANAGUA 17 SEP.
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EFFECTED. SINCE L-9 AVERSE TO MEETING ANY NEV WOFACT PERSONNEL (COm
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B, FRIEYD MEXI COULD SEND UNCOMPROMISING LETTER TO LITAMIL|9 WITK
AMCRASE 1 AS “UVZITTING" COURIER. COULD USE PERSON PARA 4A/ ABOVE
O8 OTHER MORE APPROPRIATE SUGGESTED 3Y H2S OR MEXICO.
C. IF FIRST LETIER EXCHAISE GOES S¥OOTHLY THEN SECOND SEALED
LETTE® COULD CONTAIN RECOVACT MESSSSE FCOM HOS CASE OFFICER.
AT TET SOTNT awepach | CAN STILL CLAIM DENIAL AYY KNOULEDGE
CONTENT OF HESSAGES LEAVING HIM CLEAY IM CASE THERE EXPOSURE
BY LITAMIL 9 02 ANY OTHER SOURCE.
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". REPSOLICA OF CURA .
CONSEJO NACIONAL DE CULTURA: recua 23 de Aspata da 1566
Re PS ISUACIGI8S UNTSACLOTALSS es ae
es Par Sal Coaps Manuel ES Vega, Dizeoter de
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| ASUNTO SOLICITUD DE LICHICEA
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eda Liconcie pura viajar a la ciuiad do ictoo por al téraino de
ot ‘> tres weoze J @ partir do le prisera quincena del peécino| mes de
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““. Unde a Cuba y de eotar deeenpefiande Lunclonas en ol Conedjo Ra-
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so oh ; 42 nico ienpo deseo exponoris taubion, gue los eace
of; _ toe relatives a ot estancia, no eerfan un obstSculo, dove \gue en
iy ta, +. M&scieo ouante con faniliares direstos y nacidos on aquel safne
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for use with systen #99 ink, However, the
book "Maceo", which I have retained, gives
ex s3llent results, The first two pages of
the book "Maceo" which are a blank page
followed by a title page would be ideal for
Placement of SH,
Dave Brammer
COG /aH
FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER
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MEXICO CITY INFO: JMWAVE MAD a
KAPOK TYPIC MHAPRON LITAMIL LICOBRA
i REF: WEXTCO CTTY R901 (IM 740RA\« Cuar cour anim YO
1. APPRECIATE CONSTRUCTIVE REF SUGGESTIONS. COMMENTS RE
i SECURITY IMPLICATIONS, I.£., HOSTILE INTERROGATION, ETC., IN USE
; AMCRASH/1 MOST PERTINENT. APPEARS IT AGREED THERE ALMOST INSOLUBLE
i QUANDRY IN THAT LITAMIL/@ TO BE REACTIVATED AXD HANDLED ONLY VIA
j PERSONAL CONTACT, AND L/9 LIKELY INTERPRET ANY SUCH EFFORT AS |BREACH OF
4 FAITH,
i 2. IN ATTEMPT DERIVE PRINCIPLES FOR BEST SOLUTION THIS DIFFICULT
i PROBLEM OFFER FOLLOWING THOUGHTS RE REF. HQS ASSESSMENT L/9 THAT HE
I BASICALLY DISTRUSTS LATINS AND RESPONSE TO LICOBRA/2 NOT LIKELY BE MUCH
BETTER THAN PBRUMEN NATIONAL, BELIEVE IT CRUCIAL ALLOW TARGET| RECEIVE
| PITCH PRIVATELY WITHOUT FEELING ANYONE ELSE WITTING EVENT AND HIS
i, SECURITY IN JEOPARDY. BOOK/LETTER PROPOSAL LEAVES L/9 FREE WITH ‘ :
> OPINION OXLY LITAMIL/17 INVOLVED BUT PROBABLY UNAWARE DETAILS, : :
\ RENEWED WOFACT INVOLVEMENT WOULD GROW SLOWLY WITH TARGET ABLE CONTROL = + |
CooRkoimaTING OFFICERS 4
swan ore, 16270 a | wearers
- S530 ‘SECRET. poaiel .
torr wn,
‘AtPaopuerion aY OTHMSR THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE Is PROnIBITED.
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SPEED OF EVENTS AND PONDER EACH STEP SEPARATELY. THIS LIKELY GIVE
PRESENTATION OF LETTER, L/9 FACED WITH TOTALLY UNEXPECTED "MOMENT OF
TRUTH" IN SITUATION WHERE HE MUST ASSUME 1/2 KNOWS CONTENTS. BELIEVE
THIS COMPOUNDS NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT AND PRESENTS TARGET Farr
ACCOMPLI "BREACH OP FAITH".
‘3. AS FURTHER ConsIDERATION, BELIEVE CONTEMPLATED CyTouT/CoURTER
RELATIONSHIP WOULD HAVE TO REASSUKE L/9 OF SECURITY AND PROFESSIONAL
WOFACT SPONSORSHIP. OUTSIDE OF DIFFICULTY OF L/2 NATIONALITY, THERE
‘POTENTIAL PERSONALITY CLASH IN MIDST THIS SENSITIVE. CONTACT BETWEEX
t
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L/2, REPORTEDLY OBSESSED MILITARY MATTERS, AND CULTURALLY MINDED i
L/9. 7 | ;
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* 4. RE PARA 4 REF, ENVISAGE TRIGGERING LETTER AS IXNCCDOUS .
. ~~, : .
APPEARING, BUT CLEARLY WORDED, CASUAL REFERENCE TO “MUTUALLY
. ENJOYABLE” PASSAGE IN "EL LIBRO DE TOMAS", FURTHER. COVER COULD BE :
a .
: PROVIDED BY EQUATING SIMILARITY OF IXCIDENT DESCRIBED IN PASSAGE :. t
a, Be -
os ro {COMMON EXPERIENCE Or B CECAD- mating BP PiCERs pops : : |
mt Br.casing orricen , SECRET — i wi ieercen i
a ; REPRODUCTION LY OTHER THAN THE HSSuInc OF rice 38 PRonisitec. sonra '
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5. NOT CONFIDENT AMCRASH/1 BETTER ABLE PROVIDE REASSURING
i ATMOSPHERE REQUIRED PROPOSED COURIER ROLE, BUT AT LEAST THIS ALTER~
NATIVE HAS ADVANTAGE PIGGY-BACKING WHAT WE HOPE LONG STANDING FRIENDLY |
RELATIONSHIP. SUGGESTION VALID ONLY IP CONTACT ROUTINE AND CLOSE
/ ENOUGH TO COVER MEETS. BEFORE ANY FURTHER CONSIDERATION USE A/
GIVEN, MUST DETERMINE DETATLS NATURE A/1 - L/9 PAST ASSOCIATION
SEPARATE CABLE TO MADRID THIS TOPIC.
‘S~ HQS FILES REFLECT LAST CONTACT LITAMIL/17 IN AUGUST 1965. |
PELIEVE CURRENT MEETING MIGHT PROVIDE ADDITIONAL INSIGET PREGENT
STATUS/FRAME OF MIXD OF L/9 WHICH WOULD BE CRUCIAL PROPOSED op.
END OF MESSAGE - a
WH/C/COMMENT: *Mexico City Station’s view after careful consideration.,
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; TYPIC MHAPRON LITAMIL AMCRASH pP
REF: DIR 25242* . i ne BS
; [es Guy et :
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY DETERMINE DETAILS EXACT NATURE AMCEASAV/L -
_LITAMIL/9 RELATIONSHIP, LOUK TORFARD FIRST AVAILABILITY 4k
FOR FULL DEBRIEFING/ELICITATICN THIS Toric.
END OF MESSAG3
WH/C/Comment: Proposal for reactivation LITAKIL/9
C/WH/C/FI 7. Hazlett (in draft)
Mh nee $ af fre WH/C/MO Gew. e
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SECRET 1221222 CITE MEXICO TITY 8221 P2fust5.74964—
DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE
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KSPOY TYPIS MHAPRON LITAMIL AMCRASH LICO32A Sécvte LaaelnuaAtion
SEF DIRECTOR 25249 * LTA’ -%,
1. FOLLOWING STZTION VIEWS AFTER CAPEFIL CONSIDERATION REF PRO-
POSAL.
2e ANY CONTACT INITIATED ¥ITS LITAMIL-S IDE P3RUMEN WILE |S
INTERPRETED BY HIKE AS JA BREACH OF F SREES SUCH ACTION
JUSTIFIED, HOWEVER, IN VIEW HIS PROBASLE acc=sSsS aN? RAS BEEN EX+ ;
AMINING MEANS EFFECT CONTACT. FEEL HE SHOULD MOT 3E CO ACTED
THROUGH P3RUNEY NATIONAL.
3. SELIEVE L-3 SUCULD -COMEUNICATE THROUSH SOMEONE Ni
TO ARREST. IF aMCRASH-1 USED AND PICKED UP FOR ANY REPEAT A!
- REASON HE CCULD SE SROXEM, L-9 VOULD SE DIONED. -¥ORKING ALONE
L-9 WILL HAVE CHANCE SURVIVAL. AS MEMBER P32U“EN NET OR WHATEVE
CHOOSE TO CaLL L-S/8-1 ASSOTIATION L-9 IS ENDANGERED UNDULY. STi
‘STRONGLY AGAINST ANY OPERATIONaLveUNTACT WITH L-9 WITH ANY OTHER
PRRUXEN NATIONAL, £70 wHo HANDLED L-9 1963-1965 SELIEVES L-9 VELL
FEEL SAME WAY. STATION HAS UNEASY FEELINGS a30UT A™MOON AGENTS In:
VIEW CLOSE SHGUILE ATTENTION TO THEM. DESPITE a-1 SGSWIRL BELIEVE
SECREI
serene ents roe
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PaGE T¥O MEXICO TITY 8221 SECRET | SECREE
TOO DANGEROUS EXPISE L-9 TO HIM.
4. PARA 3 REF GIVES L-9 OPTION REFUSE CFFE2 IN COMMUNICATION
BY OPEN CODE TO BROTHER (L-17). 8UT NOT CLEA FROM 2Er Hd
"SECURELY DRAY ATTENTION” To ALTERED PASSSSE I BOOM,
20 MOVING FROM NEGATIVE TO POSITIVE, GNE FCSSIBILITY 9
CONTACT LIES IN USE LICOSRA-2 YHO IN NO WAY SUSJECT To ABA
THOUGH L-2 HAS NEVER BEEN AS¥ED DO ANYTHING OF SORT, C/O FAI
MIGHT SE WILLING HELP OUT. L-2 HAS OWN COUSIE= WHO cA CA
NOTES ¥ITHOUT PLTTING THEN INSIDE DIPLOMATIC PCUCH. AS DI
UE WAT CIIQIEeT TA crARCH,
6. L-S COULD ARRANGE VISIT L-2 IN .Ex2ASSY AFTER LETTER
oF PERHAPS PHONE CALL FROM L-2. FACT THAT L-S RESIDED 13
FURNISHES AMPLE COVER FOR VISIT AS L-9 cOMLD SE INQUIRING
TION iifreaano STATUS. ONCE INSIDE, L-9 COULD 3E SIVEN NO
FIRST LINE OF NCTE WOULD BE WARNING NOT S8Y ANYTHING COMPR
SINCE EM2ASSY PROBABLY BUGGED BY KHGUILE. NOTE WOULD CONT
FOR 2ZACTIVATION AND CUTLINE com™Mo ARRANGEMENTS, L-9 COUL
WRITTEN REPLY 43D GIVE TO L-2 FOR TRANSMITTAL TO C/O,
Te IF L-9 ¥VILLING COOPERATE, COULD ARRANSE SECO¥E ACTI
W Le17 CaN
EESTASL ISH
EST. Al.-
EELS HE
PRY SEALED
P COURIER
FROM L-17
YEARS YEXICO
ASONT 2ETEN-
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OMISINe
pinprtey
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MEMSER HEXICAN/P3RUMEN CULTURAL SOCIETY FS? WHICH HAS EXCELLENT
SECRET
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ASE THREE MEXICO CITY S901 SECRET SEChcT .
SOVER, THIS ¥OULD ENABLE HIM YEEP te rasp 1-2,
$. BELIEVE C/9 TCULD ARRANGE HAVE L-? atREE SIVE L-9 IASYLUM IN
ted
CASE L-9 SITUATION EVER PRECARIOUS, T¥IS PLUS REVELATION TO L-9 THAT
"ME HAS 4,829 DOLLAS IN ESCROW AND PROSPETTS ADDING SIGNIFICANTLY
TO THIS NESTESG MIGHT HELP TIP SCALES IN FAVOR? L-9 RENEWED COOPER-
ATION IN PLACE,
9. PROPOSE PaY OFF L-2 BY ARRANGING FS" PROMINENT wOLADY
VINICULTURIST TO VISIT L-2 VINEYAPDS ZACATETAS CO" ALL EXPENSE PAID
(BY WOFACT) T2IF TO ADVISE L-2 HO¥ TO INC2ESSE YIELD aND lovaLity HIS
GRAPES, NO MONEY YOULD 2E PAID TC L-2 THUS PRESERVING HIS DIGNITY.
12. ALL G30VE PREDICATED ON (A) SPECIFIC AGHEESeN: sy MYQ> fu
VICLATION Lugo oL3. RESTRICTIONS . oN openattovaljuse » EXICAN DIEPLC™ATS,
AND (3) ESTIMATE BY STATION THAT L-2 VO"LD NOT TELL MEXICAN FOREIGN
MINISTER ABOUT CPEPATION. ‘BELIEVE FLAP POTENTIAL COULD BE LESSENED
BY HAVING S42¥E2 DO PITCHING OF L-2 ON TDY TRIP AFTER LEAVING MEXICO
PCS. OP WOULD THUS HAVE NON-MEXICO 3ASE WHICH COULD LESSEN CHANCES
BLOV2ACK TO STATION AND CHIEF LNPURE.’
Conair ha)
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(Ua Ln) (eae geek Fa, ;
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|, Martis Graves/jp gous iw TOTAL comes:
wit, WH/Cuba/ F1/10 tweet SECRET
cat: 3553 fa 8S oeoee ~ ra
bate: 2 Auguet 1966 _ LL Bees eves, any, 320400
olsen wy Sie wre
srou: DIRECTOR _
SECRET 3 al
Mexico CITY INFO: MADRID JMWAVE | ~“T
RYBAT TYPIC MHAPRON LITAMIL AMCRASH
REF: DIR 89222 (18 MARCH 1966)¢
1 VIEW DECREASING LIKELIHOOD LITAMIIr9 TRAVEL ABROAD AND
HIS CONTINUING USEFUL ACCESS INSIDE PBRUMEN, ESPECIALLY AS
BROTHER- IN-LAW FORMER AMTHUG PERSONAL SECRETARY, WISH INITIATE
SECURE METHOD REACTIVATION, REQUEST COMMENTS FOLLOWING
2 CLYDE K, SHRYOCK, FORMER MEXICO CO WHO RECRUITED irs, it
POSSESSION SEVERAL BOOKS RECEIVED FROM HIM AS PERSONAL GIFTS,
WOACRE HAS EVALUATED FIRST TWO BLANK PAGES OF ONE BOOK AS IDEAL
S/W CARRIER. THESE TWO PAGES COULD CARRY DETAILED PERSONAL
MESSAGE FROM SHRYOCK URGING Ir9 RENEWED ASSISTANCE AND REASSURING
- HIM THAT SECURE COMMO METHOD AVAILABLE, IN VIEW WELL-KNOWN I>.
. FEAR COMPROMISE AND REFUSAL EVEN DISCUSS S/W TRAINING, _PTICH NEED ° ‘
s ry
2 BE CAUTIOUS AND CAREFULLY TAILORED, MESSAGE WOULD INSTRUCT s
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MESSAGE FORM - EEE
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CITE DIRECTO oe
PAGE TWO e524 a
al uch DE!
MAKE AGREEMENT RENEWED COOPERATION KNOWN THROU OPEN CODE
MESSAGE TO LITAMIIr17, A BROTHER RESIDENT IN MEXICO,
7 a. Ne OT SS TT NF A Le TA wry
Fo VAIN CRU oe stank tae © 8 beware mncenne lee ACT OP REcrry 7
OPEN TEXT DIRECTIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT FROM THIRD PERSON OR THROUGH
' OPEN MAILS, WCACRE WOULD REMOVE PAGE FROM BOOK AND REPLACE WITH
ONE IDENTICAL IN APPEARANCE BUT CONTAINING SMALL CHANGE IN TEXT.
CHANGE WOULD REQUEST E9 TREAT BLANK PAGES TO REVEAL FERSONAL
MESSAGE, PROPERLY TIMED LETTER FROM Lei? WOULD SECURELY DRAW 7
BROTHER'S ATTENTION THIS PASSAGE,
4 FOR SOLUTION PROBLEM DELIVERING TAMPERED BOOK TO" 139,
RECOMMEND USE OF AMCRASIE1, POSSIBLE SEND BOOK INTERNATIONAL
PIMMEM CHANCE
MAILS OR HAVE INTERNAL MAILING BY THIRD PERSON WITH ©, Ghana
” DISCOVERY, BUT USE OF 4-1 WOULD BE FIRST STEP DEVELOPMENT COURIER
SYSTEM WHICH TO BE BACKBONE 59 COMMO, Ari. FRIEND OF TARGET AND
PLAUSIBLY COULD HAND-CARRY BOOK Ir9, IF Acl RELUCTANT MAKE _ 8
. PERSONAL CONTACT, OR THIS APPROACH CONSIDERED AT TIME UNNECESSARY
oa, _ ‘ suraaeTicérese
. omanees orricza SE | SECRET | RET orricsa
a a . . ; | seerer | [te Penares =| -
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CITE DIRECTOR > 2 .
PAGE THREE CS 24
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EXPOSURE A-i, HE COULD MAKE INTERNAL MAILING WITH sHont SHRYOCK
EXPLANATORY NOTE ENCLOSED, IF Ari AGREES PERSONAL DELIVERY, : .
STORY COULD BE THAT HE APPROACHED BY UNKNOWN WHO ASKED HE
CARRY BOOK TO E9 FROM OLD FRIEND "TOMAS" (TRUE NAME BIY WHICH
SHR YOCK KNOWN TO AGENT), .
5. CRUCIAL FACTOR WOULD BE TESTING AND CONTROL |A-] DURING
DELIVERY OF BOOK, REQUEST MEXICO AND MADRID ASSESSMENTS A-i BONA
FIDES THIS TASK, THOROUGH SGSWIRL ADVISABLE BOTH BEFORE BRIEFING
AND ON NEXT TRIP OUT, PRIOR TO [rl7 TRIGGERING LETTER, FIRST STEP
IN WHOLE SEQUENCE WOULD BE ELICITING AT FIRST OPPORTUNITY Al
ADMISSION FRIENDSHIP WITH 129.
6 AT PRESENT JUNCTURE 19 OP HOLDS LITTLE PROSPECT SUB- .
STANTIVE PRODUCTION, BELIEVE LITTLE COULD BE LOST IN ABOVE PROPOSAL,
AND RISK TO BOTH PARTIES MINIMAL. HOS ASSESSMENT THAT BEST CHANCE
_ ACQUIRE Is9 COOPERATION INSIDE PBRUMEN IF CONTACT PERSONAL AND
7-pena
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; NO PHYSICAL EVIDENCE INVOLVED, I, E., CARBONS, PADS, ETC, IF
Tae ‘ aereenteatme
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: : te tye _ REPROBUCTION BY OTHER THan THe ISSUING corre s racemiTeo. , Cerne
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PAGE FOUR
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REACTIVATION SUCCESSFUL AND CAREFULLY PLANNED COURIER SYSTEM
INITIATED, THIS CONSIDERABLE STEP FORWARD PBRUMEN RESIDENT ACENT
ACTIVITY. .
. END OF MESSAGE
*Hge wishes reiterate need protect LITAMIL-9 until all factors /:MCRASH-1 contact
with L-9 weighed.
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DIRCCCION DE RELACIONES INTERNACIONALES
a “Coupe Jecés Dfar,
- REPYRLICA CE CUBA
CONSEJO NACIONAL NE CULTURA
_ 7 mVENCRENOS", ne reitero de 0 Udy
De to.
Ha
ner eA A th Ng I EEL ata tS
@
Zatinado conpaferos
Como sabernos en. ou poder las basse y
altos do la recien intezrada *Acrupacién de Intelec|
os i ee ated nn,
paces, scortton Vas, 2 is: stocess aatleust Andatan an
,
la Habana, 27 de Junio de 1966
, "ARO DE LA SOLIDARIDAD*
propé—
tuales |
Sapafioles Anicos de Cuba” le sugerimos qua, cono priner
tahaw.
Le rogamos no envfen las comunicacionos direc=
tanente sino a través d: esta Direccién, e igual procedi-
ento dcboues oczuir para el envfo de los materiales que la
institucién que Ude representa envfa a los mencionados in-
(electuales de acuerde con el plan trazado por los bistose
la documentacién que ellos remitan vendré a
esta Diraccién y la hareaos llegar @ Ude de inmedlatos
“»
Con saludos revolutionarios de “PATRIA O MUERTE
a
i
fraternalnente,
te : «Dre Eduardo Corona,
re Directors ;
aceasta de la Universidad de 1a Habanas
4 - | Lo
. MISIAGES TORR!
TOTAL CoPies:
C pesva oy G krtcasx to
a ny (REFEREES, NUMBER)
unemened $
sa yn hyo nie piRecToR «= 1 3G 87
“ iqace ee eae
tof
. MEXICO CITY o
TYPIC
eee ee -_
Batak s WA LEVIS
SUGGFST STATION HAVE BROTEER QUE: Y\RE VERACITY REF
REPORT. APPRECIATE SECURITY PROBLEMS BU PAREFULLY | WORDS
OPEN LETTERS MAY RESULT VALUARLE INFO THIS CASE AND FUTURE CASES.
END OF MESSAGE
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RELCASinG cericen . . 7 ' tate - autncuricaring
BO- gd SECRET? | So
sanlonndnt eon
Pg ee. oe poe or
7 “ REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE isSUINS OFFIC? Is PROMSITED. a Core nee
PEA ac yet indies EN Se ta? sesh a alas 2. aa aE LORI eg mae AE
some
Lae
_ . REPUBLICA Of cuny .
an ot, CONSEJO NACIONAL DE CULTURA? -
ERESCTOU BI ACTS Det rigckuianss | re ire
Seen EA 3
ater ena i ene
_ '
“ Te Habana, Te do. Junio de 4966, t
— Fothaady conrufierG: 8 : we f
oo * t
Tuyo eh gusto do refurirne a Bu atenta. commie
- enctén 99 160957/65, dirisida al coapatere Carlos Iechuza,
- Proaidonte Gcl Consejo Nacional de Cultura,
+ %.+
4a rolacién a dicha comunicacién, la cuall trata
sobre filversarios 9 de Popoonniidsies & Hrinentes y Aconteclucntos
_digtatylon qua la Unosce deber4 conremorar intornacionalamte | en
att biento 2967 ~ 1968... 3. en a
ea ee my ge ee meee
eer
oe
“jar
+ . ran tee .
PET RECT SOAR ER RT Ta Oe ER OE
oy la Direcelén Nactonal ao a Hibliotecas, eustore los
‘mokrsss gos-. poo, vet cea
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m4 Tristan bornard, 1366-1347——
. _ Al micro thempo tambien le trasladanoo las suzos~
oo ‘tones de la Coaicién Macional do la Acadeaia de Ciencias, de
*~ las Direecionce, Nacional de Artea Pldsticas, de Teatro y Dance,
“¥ de Edsica; asf cozo la del Departeancnto de Lteraturd. (las
‘cuales aparecen an los anexoo que se adJuntan) ee ee
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entes Scontactaientos notables Pare el . a
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"con peludos revoluctonarios eo sPan: nak 0 BUSKTE,
¥ Compe: Manuel Corrales, Secrotario: Parnanents oe,
. *. Ge Ya Coufaifa lactonal Cubana de la Vaoscos” :
+1 Avs Kohly Hoe dole luave Vedadoe : ey
para el tienio 1967-1968
se prepardS otra, con la parti
cipacién de todas llas Direcciones
BIRECCLON DE _REIACIONES INT sRNACTONALES incluyendo la Biblioteca. Las
(Anexo a la Nota Noe ) coplas se encuentran el el ar=
‘. , ; chivo de esta Direcciéne
ANIVERSALLOS CULTURALES
PARA CR&LEBRAR & 1966
1547-16516 350 anivercario d@ su
@acritor espafol Lasexs Lee
HMiguel de Cervantes
a Bubén Darfos 1067-2916 » eseritay
CincuenSenanie dc ca
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CONSFIO NACIONAL DE CULTURA
DIRECCION DBE RELACIONES INT SHNACTONALES
La Habana, 13 de Abril de 1966
| “ARO Du La SOLIDALIDAD"
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a lo tanto denaciado tarde para cumplimontar la invitacién
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Poe _ Para-haber particitpade era necesarip enviar
primeranente con fecha de antes del lro.s de Abril, un ine
forme sobre actividades cubriendo los afios 1965-1966.
Nos interesa poder concurrir a un evento
cozo este, pero necesitamos ser informades con tiompo su-
ficientes
Con saludos revolucionarios de “PATRIA 9
MUERTE", “VENCEKEMOS", me reitero de Ua,
fraternalmente,
co — Se Dre Eduardo Corona,
a a _ Director,=
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Secretario Permanante de la Comisién Nacional 7
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*akO DS LA ACUCULTUTA®
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Diroctora ce la Biblioteca Nagienal
“Juaé Hartt’, Flare de la kevelueién,
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Naladoa.
Sete colaboruciia eervirk nora eonfe-cfonar ot @alon-
Gario blenil da . eLevoracionses ve le Unesco, que debe prd,asuree
en Lt saerd
C ehud 16 rogswe 108 resata cus prpouicidass a
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Con crazis# antieipadas por la oolabuzacida cue noe
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: estividad reletiva = le eiens fc6 el eiele erganisade per la Comisién
pans ° ; Naeienal Cubana do la UNZ350, oa la Biblisteca Fecional sebre diverses ag-
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0 PERUMEN/LIRAVINE /LITAMIL=9 /Operational Progress Report
ACTION REQUIRED . REFERONES
Reference: BMM4~27042,-1 Sep 65
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a few days earlier that LITAMIL-¢ is well, has put
and is working hard at Identity B «here he works for
This information came as a result of LITAMIL-7 havirs
Identity A about how LEITAMIL-9 vas cettin; along.
Tew oe sere ow sy UESPOStCU toward him.
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2. The Station has had no recent contact with LITAMIL-17
who is LITAHIL-S's brother, It is assucec that should he
anything of interest concerning LITAMIL-$, “2 wil] report
promptly to the C/O. .
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in Merch 1965 he told his C/O he would, by hook or by crook,| find
“some way to get back to Mexico within 23 months lest he losel| hic
Inmigrade status in Mexico. it is assumed that he is explor
every angle to make his escape end one Possibility that come
ming is that he might try to wanjle a connection with the
pavilion et the i967 Canadian International Fair in an effor
break out. Owing to his well-known non-Communist beliefs, i
seem that he has alass
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HMMA-26953 117 May 1966:
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to HMMA-26953
Identities:
A ~ Mercedes MORALES de LE RIVERAND, Offictal of
the Cusan National Cultura} Council, in Mekico
on business since April 1966,
B - The Cuban National Cultural Council.
€ ~ Carlos LECHUGA Hevia.
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1. FOLLOWING INITIAL ITEMS MAY BE OF INTEREST:
A. ORPMAS, CHARGE ALSIERS APPOINTED AMBASSADOR CONAZRY.
Be. "CUCO” CALZADILLA, CHARGE MADRID IS SECURITY OFFICER
ACCORDING AMIMP/1. cyhee PEM AT
AMZCO/{i FRIEXSLY ¥YITH M
1 MAS LEERY YHO WORKED MADRID a
c. LU ALBERY YHO YORKE
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EMBASSY. SHE LONG TIME AWAY FROM CLSA AND NON-COMMic. FA
TWO DISTILLERIES WHICH TAXEN AFTER REVOLUTION. SEFORE THA
DIVORCED AND TOOK CHILDREN MEXICO AND LATER SPAIN.
CHILDREN GOT 523 SOLLARS FONTH FROM FATHER TO LIVE ON OUTSIDE CUBA.
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SOMEHOW ALL GOT FOREIGN MIN JOBS UNDER CASTRO. MARILU WCRKED VI
: CONSULATE THEN MADRID EMBASSY. WHEN ANZOO/I SAW HER NOV 64 SHE
TALKING SERIOUSLY OF MARRYINS SPANIARD AND TRYING ARRANGE |FOR KE Rts 4
SISTER XENiA TO TAKE HER EMBASSY JOS.. BROTHER LUIS ALSERG IS
CULTURAL ATTACHE MEXICO. WAS PA EXICO-SINCE-ASOUT 55, REC
IN FOR TRICONTINENT CONF. LIKE SISTERS KE KON- CONNIE, 5
NTLY :
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. BD. ENRIQUE ROSRIGLES LOMEESHES, AMBASSADOR RABAT SINCE BOUT
\ 1963, IS CONSIDERED REACTIONARY BY ALMOST EVERYONES, WAS D -TORIO
MEMBER IN UNIVERSITY SuT NO OTHER “AP PROVED" CONNECTIONS KicwW
WIFE HAS MANY RELATIVES LIVING IN EXILE SPAIN AND SHE HaS Bic
Ne
IXFLUENCE O% LOHECHES. AMZOO/I WORKED WITH WIFE°S SISTER, NELLA LNU, IN¢
Fora min Cf NELLA WOv IN
USA WITH HUSBAND AND CHILD. AMZOG/1 SAYS HO ONE CAN UNDERSTAY
LOHECHES KEEPS HIS Jos.
2. EMBASSY HAS OLY ABOUT 383-422 CEDIS IM ITS ACCOUNT AT
COMERCIAL BANK. COURIZR WILL BRING CHECK 22 APRIL. CUBA OvES
MORE THAN 128,289 CEDIS, UNDER TERMS THEIR MONETARY EXCHANGE
AGREEMENT CUBAN GOVI SiVES LOCAL MONEY TO GHANA EMBASSY HAVAMA
THEIR EXPENSES AND VICE VERSA. AMBASSADOR THOUGHT AGREEMENT
D HOW
GHASA
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FOR ALL
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BE NO GOOD IF GHANA CLOSZD THEIR EMBASSY HANANA, THUS ASSUMED ICUBA
WOULD CLOSE DOWN IN GHANA RATHER THAN RUN UP EVEN BIGGER DEBT
GOG OR SWITCH TO FUNDISG EMBASSY ACT IVITIES WITH HARD CURRENCY
LO TT ng wee 8 sania SL:
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Frew eed CASLE SAYING HAVANA CONSIDERED
AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE EVEN IF GOG CLOSED DO#N THEIR EMBASSY UNI-
" LATERALLY; THIS CABLE CAME aS BLOW TO AYBASSADOR SI'ICE HE REA
IT IDEA THAT CUSA DOES NOT WANT CLOSE ACCR EMBASSY .
3- NO ONE IN ACCR EMBASSY KNOWS WHAT HAPPENED TO CHE GUEVA
WITH
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PASE 3 ACCR 2228 SECRET ;
BNZOO/1 ASKED AMIMP/1 SPECIFIC LY AFTER AMIMP/E RETURNED FROM
TRICONTINEN ‘aL CONF AND AMIMP/! SAID ONLY THERE MANY RUMORS ABOUT HIN
LEADING cucriiLas IN OTHER LATI# AMERICAN COUNTRIES.
4. osx CALZADILLA, ALBERU AND LOHECHSS
SECRET
CF 8228 95175 OROMAS, ALGIERS CONAKRY “cuco” CALZADILLA MADRID
AMINE? AMZ00/1 MARILU ALBERU “MADRID CUBA NON-COMMIE 522 DOLLARS CUBA
MIS CSSTRO MARILU VIGO MADRID AMZOO/1 NOV.64 SPANIARD ea
LATS si Reo MEIER mevrnn ce SUSA Oke CGnié SwK iuue KUDH QUES
LOHECHES RABAT 1964 DICTGRIO NO OTHER amzoost NELLA LNU 61 NELLA
USA AMZOO/1 HO ONE LOHECHES 322-499 cEDIS GHANA 22 APRIL cu3a |G06
132,328 CEDIS CUBAN GoYT GRANA HAVANA NO GOOD GHANA HAVANA CUBA GHANA
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Compatirpo bre liernéndess
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“"” por el cual. senticos vivo interés.
- Somes una Companita, cuyo ugsgocto co
‘para produsir obras, pressntar acto
lante Festivales en log evales to
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FArnos a usted sobre um a3unto
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- posible.
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mks célidos saludos y muy especialmente para Elpidio.
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SUBJECT : LITAMIL-7 (201-329609)
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SUBJECT: LITAMIL-7 :
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activities of the installation a4 in
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part or full time, we would, cf course, consider contact again. This,
of course, never happered.
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4. CAPACITY IN WHICH SGENT Penetration ofthe PBRUMEN
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POA WILL 4@ AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED.
“FAILURE TO SuUgMIT PRO Tf AS FLQUIRED UNDER CS1 MO.
FOR THE OPERATIONAL USE OF SimiccT..
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6 February 1958
MEMCPANDUM FOR: CI/0A
ATTENTION: Wey - ‘
SUESECT: LITAMIL-9
201-329605
Attached are two copies of a PRY Fert I on Subject and a
copy of the PRG Part II. An Operational Approval is requested.
Attachments: '
PRE I - 2 cys : :
PRG II- 1 cy .
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. PERSONAL RECCRD QUESTIONNAIRE
PART f ~ BIOGRAPHICAL JMFURMATION -
INSTPUCTIONS: J. Write cleerly. DISPRTOn HO.
2. Answer olf questions. If question is not applicable, write "NAA
> Atte biank pages. if additsonsl apsce fa nerdes.
SECTICN } GENERAL PERSOMAL AND PHYSICAL DATA
1. newe (Faruty) (middie, (Larry
2. NAME CM MATIVE LantiaGE OR SCRIPT 3+ mame at pintH (7
4 ALEASES, NICKNAMES, TELECODLS, LEGAL CHANGE IN NAME (State fine, reason Tat and places
ce a ne
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7. P ONAL MABITS (Ligsor, drugs, gambiing, Parasoura)
Siw EE
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» Punisaments, sentences, acquittaisy
Ih. COLCR OF HAIR
&. SCARS AND MARKS 38 CTH
Gn PROMINENT FEATURES.
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ATTACH SAMPLES OF SIGVATURE &ND MANDERITING: ALSO DATED PHOT GRAPH
acas 1050 ose receracs aerttens, © i .
waaay
wir ins in ponent atthe te uate alee tent Mere eat Mebteatte s ns
messy sate send
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14. VF USS. WATCRALFZED CITIZEN, GPU WAME, DATE, IiTW AND NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE GRANTED
SECTION Wt CCCUPAT 288i AKO FIWANCIMA CATA
TE. PRESENT OCCUPETICN . $8) SALARY (Per aumew,
19. FIMANCIAL STATLS (Earnings, back deposits, sersrities and property)
sane ene tnninecemmeainn eet eitarionsnemeoneemantiieenebemmnenie pticertear en ae eee ne EY aT eee
SECTICN LY ; URWAALCATIVAAL ADSL tmeewne
20, MEMBERSHIP Im SELTGIOUS ORGANIZATICNS
2i- PRESENT AND PAST MEMBERSHIP 1m PROFESSIONAL and SOCIAL ORGANIZOTEONSs POLITICAL AFFELIAY.
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SECTICN V ~ EDUCATIONAL CATA
22. SCHOOLS °
“MAME AND LOCATOR OF SCHOOL unm OF COURSE STATES ATTENDED ot oat
MECH se
LANGUAGE
- (hist below eact Tanquage in which you
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SPECIAL QUALIFICATICRS Aad IBTERESTS
-SMDICATE anh waiTimG. GFE DETAILS INCLUDING TITAES OF BOUKS O8 ARTICLES, ALSO MAMES OF PUBLISHERS AND PueLinar
Ticw DATES.
@ Usecticg vit MILATARY SERVICE
“rDERTEFVING COUNTRY.
PRISONER.
INCICATE OmEME SERVICE PERF iRmza, DECORATIONS,
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BICATE CHPONOLOCICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYWENT LI
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@. INCLUSIVE DATES (Frow-T
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WHEN AMD Wey DiScHARGED.
SIVE DETAILS
MaaiTA STATUS
BIFE OR
HUSBAND: © VinG CATA RECUIACD BcLOe FOR ALL faig MAAR DASES,
ES MAME OF SPOUSE (First) . qustile; see)
MARRIAGE
38, PLACE OF MARRIAGE
SB. ATIONALETY AT BIRTH
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UF YOU RAVE BEES MARRIED WORE THAN SATE, ERCK§OOING ANMAMENTS. USE SHEET FOR FoRmta w1FE OR HUSSLAG
PLACE OF BIRTH
t Jeccseca I [seravates I Jerfoeceo [ MAMULLED
(Lasety
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SE. MAWES. ALFASES, TELECTGES AND REL ATI ONSeIP OF ALL PERSONS KNOWN TO BE CONNECTED IN ANY war wi Te
SEQuICE.
© Fsectioe xv
S.LIST CLOSE ASSGCi ATES.
@Tséction xvi MISCELLANEOUS
ST. WATLAALHZATION OF CLOSE MELATIVES tm 0.5. (Give name, date, city and aunbee of certificace rts
RELATIVES, ACQUAIMTARCES AMD COMTACTS
Spe fauene SE¥ICES GNDICATE NawE OF GOVE>UMENTS AND POSITIONS “ELD.
PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS
IMOEVIDURLS O8 SeoUrSs
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Zo INDICATE WHETHER 5.
WAADLING. BF 5a, OMOICaTE To won.
Subject knew Civde K. SHRYOCK by true name.
Lawrence F. BARKER, took over in June 1963,
over to his present Case Officer, Raynond A.
his return fron PBRUMEN in the fall of 1968.
4 rat te we sheen to the “mbjece,
ot be feijaved as
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reverae este of Pese keyed ca Seproprsete stea cusber.
ComTACT AnD DEVELSPMENT
WHY. AND BY wooe SuRscCT was #4037 Comtactes
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Pw Pm ee Magee mee
woe SD tte Maa, EME 4irSC Case Giticer, was iatroduced to
on 18 July 15962 by LITAMIL-3. : :
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Subject could be turded over to any responsible Case Officer,
particularly one with a Speaking knowledge of Spanish. Subject
also speaks good French and poor English. a
Ee OFFICERS we WAVE HANDLED Susszcy Oa wom mf Ga0WS ORF nas anden,
Pee veeus epstiees.
TT eee
COULD SE TUANCO c¥ER QUICKLY and tm a SECURE mammeR TO any TEDPOnSsIMG Cal
BISatcH mo.
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GIVE esmes oy wns
aren ened
Subject
“The next Case Officer,
Subject was turned
FRADYER, following
OF apprezriate euthority on the bossa of the bent oveifebts ste
enable te sssee an *parcvel antese requester feraisher acsvers te off questions
ened eppreval sy be obtained by coustridg with the age
mee! Fa ta-989, Peragrosns ga, 9, 320 wed sod. Thevealter the wewel wethed te docement or cane
€¢ cos.es of PRO pact I Cincty IAd Copy sa subpect gs Sandeciting, af persibie) lend tos (2) <om-
thie fore west be sent 1S headquarters re voon #9 Pesarsfe,
& be sent te headwarters ia PRO leront in tee (2) copies.
« OF sefarnetion Oblasmarto. Sf iten Rot esahicable erate “WAs* EF additional space reguised
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SECTICe tb MOTIVATE ARG CONTROL
Ve ESTiWATE SUBJECT" SB
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2. INDICATE WHAT COMTSOL. IF ANY. EKESTS QVER THE SUBJECT. (tf na control, of if there es
exolasa.)
SECTI wm tit
f. COeEX USED BY SUBJECT BND CASE OFFFCER IN THEIR MEETINGS.
cat and his Case Ufficer meet as acgiaintances.
Sree re WOT EINE MTS INFORMATION AND IN TONTACTING MIS INFORMANT 5.
nember cf LIKING,
vewdes
3. INGECATE SERVICE FOR BYHICH SUBJECT THINKS HE (Wall work) (Es worksrgj.
“Vith a sOLALY inteliisence service.
SECTION IV IMTELLIGENCE COWNECTIONS AKD TRAIMING
TeATION, (ae Getaited, tf porsshle crite evaderce., Do not use, storth|commeet auch
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a| fact of ceal costssi
ty. ELPLATN SUBJECT*S ENS . PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SE#R1LE. [IMDFCATE THE EXTLO™~
Sut CONNECTION 15 &uSON OVERTLY.
Subject is not known to have any contact with any. ovhez aateliigence
service.
friends) m0 ANDe OF S.ESECTS PRESENT INFELLIGERTE ACTIVITIES.
LITAMIL-3 “rehably suspects LITAMIL-9 is still engaged
intelliceoce activities.
3. ECAPLAIN ANY TRAINING SUBJECT RAS HAD IN CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.
subject bas not had any formal training in clandestine
overations
but he is cunning, intelligent, and hos an aptituce for the work.
COLLABORATION PO
INDECATE OTHER FOREIGE POWER SUBIECT WOULD BE west tieeLy fo COLLABORATE WITH Bice, Se ©
ASSOCIATIONS. EPL AIR.
Subject would coliaberate with an anti-Communist Gupan
it should come to nower, :
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f-FF SuBsECT HAS BEES USED “MH CONTACTED aesoRe, PMOITATE ACY tatty tm mere “€ WS ENGAGED 00
METOOm ME HAS FuRWiseen.
Taf TYPE OF tnece
AR ACtive asset of
Firs. re croy - information
xico in late 1966 45 a nrivate ided some
On LIRING rersonney and on the fexica,
Oe ang FROU mow SUIEeT CO eee SE em —~| a .
IMOICATE WOW AND FRO WOM SUBdECT CeTerns INF ORWATION.
from members cf VIGING and the c5uBt
friends and acquaintances diving in
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return
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(CATE WHAT HAS BZEW ToLO SUBJECT 45 TO THE GUSPOSITICN OF InoRmwation wE FURNISHES,
Subject knows that hig isformation Z0esS ts
Plas tae SuBIECT?S§ PROPOSED Fa on Ci tree se oR BUTiEs.
Sudject's current use is to pass on any infornation which ceres to
his attention whieh he esinun et ne 25 OUtAaS Ona LY
debrie
fea for any info ne can pravide on > cRS or their contacts
the Etation thigts he ray koow or have kaown, #re is no current
active direction of his activities, and his Leefulness is at resent
close to marrinal.
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S- OfvarL SuBIECTSS PROPOSED Prony TYPE use or Duties.
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SECTION vit LIAISON OR OPERATICNAL ACTIVITY
§. DETAIL suasect’s pRroraseg LALSON TYPE csuract om QPeeari can.
4 =ottagr SRE As:
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S- WERE SUBJECT Is AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOREL aN GOVEaNuN TY:
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*. HERE SUBJECT FS an OFFICeaL mewacR OF aN ODYORE AGENCY:
eae ap a aaa re
AGENCY RELATIONSHIP with SuavecT
be ExPL Aly WATURE OF AGENCY RELATION
PERSONNEL KHON TO SueuecT. . :
_ Sabject is no longer paid any Salary. He aust Se considered lan
-Oorerational ccotact. In addition to nis three case officers,| he
has known Andrey §_ PARGRS aod Edward D. RNASUIN under assumed
names, . a : t
SHIP atte -sumsect, 4.E. TRAINEE. oPPosete SUMOER: MewUNERaTiON, | EF any: aGtacy
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SECTICM 14 - . QUALIFICATIONS FOR GTHER OPER ATi cng *
re SAUTER OF EP AT ecm
1. GMDITKTE Sher AL ABILITIES, Telears. sa SUALTPICATIONS PUSSESS23 ar LBL mete CSULD CONCE Wam* BE OF VALLE
FOR OTHER OF EMATI ONS. - . . :
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Comes Pik S. SugsSioy OR HTHER METHOD, SPECIFY AND GivE OETAILS.
wet LS Lot csit sw salary,
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2: ERPLAIN any FROWISES. OT+i#ErSE HOT COVERED HEREIN, WADE TO 5:
of sebyezt and family.)
ef mitseats or ~remises hive cel ot z wigent.
SECTIOA Xt . CE AND SECURITY
4. ANDALATE THE FELD ASENCIES awD FLELS FILES 1th mice SUBJECT>S NAwE mas BEEN CHECKED and Tre
Acion and Lu iles.. De Pack
SRBLCATE WHE THS# oe wot ers
aad . co i - BAIR APP ROY
PRIWAL FOR SUSSECT"S USE na c
EVALUATE SUSJECT*S CHaRactza_ RELFABIL ITY euD SECURITY. CITING EVIDENCE meme POSSimE.
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if Fe EMDECATE © *E THER SUBJECT“ Ss CONGIAGCE aorLITIES ano OTuEs ERARACTERISTICS. ARE SUCH AS HE cCouLa Paks AS BOWATIVE i
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: os GIVE FutL DETAILS Fle. RECOGNI TIO SUGNALS. Si’ uz BMERE CoOuLO Contact BE WADE: BHAT BONA TIDES COLD tat tw tpuaL
MAKING ComTacT user . +
Uubject could be contected by phone (his Rusber if in the hextics i
} shone book) uSing the nane of one of the #OFIRM officers he i
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CANCELLATION TO DIVISION
DATE co
MEMORANDUM FOR: Troy he
ATTENTION toot Dr ne
: The file on . is cancelled
: and closed in CI/OA 2or the. following reason:
Failure to sucrit PRQ-II as required under CSI No. 16-5 or| to
indicate any further interest in ebtaining aprroval for the overational use
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SET uP CRPEENTE DATE
FOR POs INDICES
SET oP SPECtAL COVERT WAME
fOR OA ieouley Crecn
ISSUE OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
ISSUE PTOVESIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL REQUEST RESULTS FF/D OOSSIER REVIES ‘
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EXTERD POR FOR BAYS UNTIL REVIEW FID COLLATERAL INFORMATION
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KEINSTATE POA FOR = cAYS UNTEL REQUEST RESULTS TECHNICAL i Eee
INTERROGATION FRom
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FORWARD ATTACHMENT TO SIVIS10N REVIEW SECURITY GFFECE REPORT AT CI/DA
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- FORWARD TO | REVIEW SECURITY OFFICE COmCUPRENT mEWO AT Ci/ 2H
« SECURITY OFFICE wre t 7
CANCEL PER DIVISION Weed DATED
(ho notice to Division}
CANCEL PE® CI/OA NOTICE TO DIWISSON |
REVIEW AT C1saa me coche
REQUEST REVIEW OF ATTACHES PEFERENCE
ADVISE Ci/Oa GF MATURE AND SIGMIFICARCE
(Reason checked below." or see rcemaria}
REQUEST @1 TRACES
REQUEST OPERATIONAL AND DIVESION TRACES
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REQUEST FIELD TRACES , WOTICcE
: | — Hee onse novice Te parison
POA EXPI@ED + PLEASE SUBMIT PRO TI. IF, wiTsis 30 GAYS, MO FURTHER IMPEREST Iu SOBIECT
HAS BEENM INDICATED, POR WiLL BE AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLEO.
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3 { CFALLURE Te supweT pee 11 as aEquIMED uMNeD C1 HO. ~1OLS OP TO INDICATE amy fuBTuce IMTESEST 4 QovAtuine semonver
w/ 1 cor THE ameNaTiONAL USE OF SUBJECT.
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AM OROER TMAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION WAY BE GIVEN YCUR REQUEST FOR APPROWEL IN THIS CASE,
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATICN CHECKED BELOW. OR KEYIE® INFORMATION 245 150
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REMARKS:
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Revite
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ATTALHED REFERENCE
wees OTmENs (See Renarks)
FUR CAvescu Ul a : .
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been indicated, POA will be automatically cancelled.
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FSUITES
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FSSCE SPERATION AL APPR GOAL
ESSEW PROVISIOWAL CPERATIONAL APPROVAL
EETESG FGA FOR Oars UNTIL
BEIRSTATE SOR FOR SAYS veTIL
Furetao ATTACHMENT TS GEWISSOW
Fcersao TO
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CIVERT NAME
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REQUEST GREEN LEST
REQUEST RESULTS FI/O COSSIER REVIEW
MEVEES F14D COLLATERAL IMFORMATIUN
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REVIEW SECURITY OFFICE REPORT AT Ch/O8
REQUEST MESULTS TECHNICAL
ENMTERROGATION FROM
REVIEW SECURETY OFFICE COMCURRENT MEMO £YT CE'OA
COMTEL PES SIVISiCN MEMO COATED
(Me notice to Division)
CANTEL PER CI/GA BOTICE TO CHYVES'ES
(Rerson checked below,© or see resarts)
REVEES AT Ch/Oa
f [edracrres ecoanr
REQUEST REVIEW CF ATTACHED REIFEREKCE:
ADVISE CI/OA OF RATURE RED SIGHIFICANCE
BELEST RE TRACES
PEGUEST GHERATI ONAL AMD
GEVESTON TRACES
HEBREST FIELD FRACES
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REMARKS
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SUBJECT: {Conenet
Traces on Luis ALBEPU-Souto
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28 August 1967
XGHORARDIM FUR: CI/OA
AUTENTION ay .
SUBJECT : Traces on Luis ALESRU-Souto
201-329609
P2FERENCE : CI/OA Menorandum dated 15 June 1967
1. Fer your refererced request, the FBI documents vere lotated
# and revieved with the folinwine resilts-
a. The Pirst document dealt vith a Lais SOTO who was
appointed Commerciai Attache of the Dominican Brbessy,
Madrid. This is nct our Subject.
b. 411 documerts referenced Luis ALEERU-Souto's
assignment as Cuban Cultural Attacze in Mexico City, his
residences, telephone mmbers, and his relationships
with the Spanish Communist g
roup in Mexico.
¢. The next three items
' member of the PPS of Mexico.
2. Subject
and his activities
per paragrast 1.b are well known to this Agency. These activities
deal vith a fais SOD, a
This is not our Subject.
vere considered to be in line with his assignment
and are rot
bresently considered to offer a threat to operational security.
3- PRG Parts I and If will be forwarded your Office upon
receipt froa the Station.
FROM: CHIEF, C1/OA
/s/
§W% ORDER THAT FURTHER COASIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROWEL IN THES Cas
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW, GR REVIEW INF OOWATICN 35 1
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Fat Cnzte mesutts
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FI informent
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fe. Checks vere conducted at the indicated Agencies with negative recults:
ACSI
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(73. cheeks Were conducted at the following Agency(tes) with positive results,
reports attached" f2—37> aa
Dh, Domestic Field Investigation has been completed, reports attached,
Oo 5. Domestic Pielg —S favorable, reports will follow within 60 days
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1, AT 15 MARCH HEETING WITH SHRYOCK AND FRAYDER (errs AMIL-9 )
REPORTED THAT ABRAHAM MACIQUES, CUBAN OFFICIAL INIT AND HiS WRIEND,
MADE CONTACT BY PHONE AT 2300 NIGHT BEFORE HE LEFT FOR CUBA,
LITAMIL-9 SAW MACIQUES AT HOTEL AGNES NEXT DAY FOR FEW MINUTHS
BEFORE MACIQUES LEFT FOR AIRPORT, BELIEVE L-9 GAVE MACIQUES FEW
_ ITEMS FOR HIM TAKE TO CONCHITA FERNANDEZ. ACCORDING L-9, MACIQUES
| HOULD PROBABLY BE WILLING COOPERATE WITH LNFORT IF APPROACHED.
WACIQUES FORWERLY MARRIED TO AMERICAN WHO NOW IN U.S. WITH TWO
CHILDREN, MACIQUES WHO HEBREW NOW MARRIED TO CUBAN MULATTO. | HE
BROTHER PEDRO MACIQUES, MACIQUES TOLD L-9 HE EXPECTED RETURN
MEXI EN ROUTE EXPO 67 IN ABOUT MONTH, POSSIBILITY USE BROTHER L-9
(IDEN) AS’ EXTREE MACIQUES DISCUSSED WITH L-9 WHO FELT THIS BEST
“APPROACH VIEW BROTHER's BUSINESS BACKGROUND AND FRIENDSHIP, HOWEVER,
SAID WOULD HAVE TO QUERY BROTHER RE HIS ACCEPTANCE PLAY OPS ROLE.
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HALANA ON 8 FEB 67, FBIS REPORT Sii0WS MACIQUES IN CIIARGE
CUBAN FOOD AND BEVERAGE COMMITTEE AT EXPO.
3. REQUEST NEXT ASCERTAIN SOONEST AMENABILITY BR THER PLAY
ROLE OP AND TAKE STEPS GET ETA MACIQUES MEXI, FOR WAVE] REQUEST
ALSO ADVISE ScONEST
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1. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED
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| [emcvisiona coviee SECURITY APPESUAL
PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY aPPacvaL
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Mexico City
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Subject woald be cortected only wien specific needs for iaforwation arise
and the pcasidility exists that he has or could obtain imformticns-on
Cuban activities or personalities.
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER |
‘wes. GOVERNWENT SWTEREST MAY BE THOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
Cia ENTEREST AY FE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
WS SUBJECT AWARE TE U.S. GOVERNMINT INTEREST IN HIM?
8S SQAVECT awaRi SF CEA INTEREST IN HIM?
END ACRTE ANY LimiTaTIONS ON COVERRGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
SUCGEST “COVER *sETEXT* To BE USES IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL URVESTIGATION OF SuBsECT.
G. OG WOU PLAN TO wane SUBJECT BATTING OF AGENCY OF GOVERNMENT UNTEREST?
tF MO IMVESTESsTioe JUTSIOE Cla. EXPLAIN FULLY
: PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS
pPR@ . OR EgutascenT. te (2) CIO1ES ATTACHED
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CITIZENSHIP:
OCCUPATION:
PHYSICAL
DESCRIPTION:
MARITAL STATUS:
PARENTS:
Shiba croton
SECRET
1915 im Oviedo, Spain
Cutes .
Presently Cubes exile residing in Mexico City
pene
HEIGHT: 6 feet tall
WEIGET 170 to 175 plus
Mey vere divorced in 1956
(Father aad Mother are divorced and she is preseatly
residing in Madrid, Spain. )
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B WAVE 6098 (IN 23524)
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2. “EL SOL" MEXI DAILY 16
NOT SCHEDULED RETURN KEXICO CITY UNTIL. 23 MAR AFTER VISITS
GUANAJUATO AND GUADALAJARA.
MAR REPORTED DELEGATES CONGRESS
HQS OPINION IF PITCH MADE SHOULD BE
MADE MEXICO CITY WHERE GETTER POSSIBILITY: EXISTS ISOLATE HIM FROM
OTHER MEMBERS HIS DELEGATION, HOWEVER, UNLESS IARD INFO
DEVELOPED INDICATING OTERO RECRUI TABLE HQS OPINION LITTLE
CHANCE SUCCESS VIEW SKOTH REPORT WHICI REVEALED ig NAMED. VICE
PRESIDENT OF CULTURAL COUNCIL ON 18 FEB. AND LITAMIL-9 INFERENCE
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RISE. IN ADDITION, PRESTIGE FACTOR WHICH FINDS OTERO AXONG MOST
TEEMETH TATE per roseros Wave worsens Gunite so deGe Unni dann,
GUILLEN AND FERNANDEZ ALSO MILITATES AGAINST SUCCESSFUL RECRUITMENT.
3. REQUEST MEXICO ASCERTAIN AS NEAR AS PCSSIBLE ITINERARY
AND DATES TRAVEL CUBAN DELEGATION PARTICULARLY ITS RETURN KEXI¢O ~
CITY AND PROBABLE LENGT? STAY. a i ;
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8 November he vas ec.tacted and debriefed by Mexico City Station
Throughout the ronth of Noverber he debated the question of whether
or not he should returm to Cuba. In the first veek of Decenber 966,
he decided to remain in Mexico.
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cess to LOAD or to persons of interest in Hexico, he was termirneted
and the balance of his escrow account wes paif to hin on 9 Decexher
1366. Hovever, it hes since becone apparent that from tine to tibe
it would be valuable to SOPRACT to contact LER OL-9 for infomatiden
on PHRIMSH personzlities. He is ecquainted vith a laree mmbe> of
persons who themselves are of imterest to (OPACT or who coulé supply
infomation on thing Fersons on whom information is needed.
3. Therefore, orvisional operational anprevel and subsequent
operational enoroval for such occasional contact with LIT T1eF is
requested. It is not planned to pay him a Salary or formalize ean
egent releticnshin. LITNGL-9 would only be contacted when specific
: needs for infomation arise and the possibility exists that he has
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RECEST "ENCUE TRO ¢ ON DARIC™ AND ALXEOUS GO, WEST TO SEE FRIENDS
LUIS ECHEVERRIA, NIK GOVERNA sCION, AWD ERRIQUE SONZALEZ CASANOVA
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AND LITAMIL 9 TO USNECESSARY DANGER. AS LITAMIL 9 IS UNKNOWN QUAN;
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UNDUE INTEREST. NAME WILL BE INCLUDED Wil THOSE OF CTKER
MUTUAL ACQUAINTANCES, “OPE FIND CUT JUST WhaT L-9 DOING,
GSTENSISLE POLITICAL LEANINGS ETC.
3. ACCORDING ADAMINA CONCHITA FERNANDEZ Has LOST MUCH
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SUBJECT : Operational Approval for LITAMIL-9
1. The Provisional Operational Approval for LITAMIL-9
(C-101331) is due to expire 8 January 1965.
2. In discussions with the field case officer for this
operation, WH/1/Mexico has found that there is ro wey to
determine when, or whether, LITAMIL-9 will again leave Cuba.
For reasons of personal security, LITANIL-9 has not | been
able to tunction as a repurtsug ovuree whee Lis riterr tt
Cupa in early March 1965. Letters to his brother, LITAMIL-17,
and reports from occasional Cuban official travelers transiting
Mexico indicate that LITAMIL-9 is well and is cuployed by the
National Cultural Council.
3. LITAMi1L-9 is now an inactive agent. The Station
has recently proposed that his salary cease accusulating
as of 30 June 1966. If and when he again manages to leave .
Cuba, he will be contacted aad a full assessmeut of| his -
future usefulness will be made. Gwing to the fact that his
sister-in-law is a secretary to Fidel Castro it is expected
that he will be a valuable source of information, a leap
for an initial debriefing period. :
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time he has not left Cuba, it will be proposed tha eo
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MEMORANDUM FOR: C/CI/OA
SUBJECT : Operational Approval for LITAMIL-9
1. An Operational Approval is requested for LITAMIL-9,
who has recently returned to Cuba, anc 2as accepted an
FI
mission from Mexico Station. The Station has expressed its
reluctance to interview a Mexican officer who alleged|/in
3959 that LITAMIL-9 was a Corzunist, since this cours
of
action would unnecessarily draw attention of this officer
to our interest in LITAMIL-9. WH/1 has concurred in this
decision, and considers that this unevaluated derogatory
eee ee ee ee ee ee SRT ere Me few goede
mance record,
2. Realizing the risk involved in working with any
Cuban national, WH/l feels that LITAMIL-9's excellent |record
of cooperation, plus his acceptance of tue idea of continued
cooperation in a denied area favor consideration of a
Operational Approval. Additionally, we have had audi
coverage through the telephone in LITAMIL-9's office for
the past two years or more, and during this time the Station
has used the installation for spot checking his information,
and is satisfied that there are no reasons to questio
his
veracity and security or suspect that he is under control
of the Cuban service.
3. Attached for your review are several contact
reports of LITAMIL-9, as requested by Mr. Lally. 4
prompt return will be appreciated. This office will
pleased to cooperate in any further review of this cas
which will facilitate the OA.
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: DO NOT VARRANT BUSGING AS WILL PROSABLY Br PUT IN SAME ROOM,
i “2. STATION CLOSELY MONITORING EMBASSY/NONDRASON NEGOTIATIONS.
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Ls MENG, SERYOCK COMMENTS HoLLow: LICOza was DIFFICULT TO
HANDLE BECAUSE WEELE TRUTEEUL IN ANSWER TO any SPECIFIC QUESTION
_
HE SELDOM ELAEORATED, SELDOM VOLUNTE SERED INFORMATION AND
GENERALLY WAS RELUCTANT TO FURNISH INFO WHICE D
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2. REVIEW ESTABLISS25 T LiCOZE AT TIME WHEN] EE saw &
FERNANDO AVILA AT HABANA AIRPORT SENT MESSAGE TEROVGHIT,
THIS INFO CAME FROM LITAMIL-9 WEO IS CONSIDERED COMPLETELY >>>
RELIABLE. GRANTING MEMORY LADS® ON PART OF LICOZE AS RESULTS
OF PASSAGE OF TIME AXD PSYCHIATRIC DMFFICULTIES, IT STILLIS
DIFFICULT TO BELIEVE THAT HE DID NOT RECALL ABOVE WHEN DISCUSSED
: 3 : AVILA CASE. DBO NOT R tEPEAT NOT. RECOMMEND STOCKWOOD MENTIONING - .
4d . . 3 t
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rs . . COORDINATING OFFICERS ad
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desiasslice ion
REPRODUCTION ey OTHER THAN T THAN THE ISSUING orricé ts PRORIETD : Capy be,
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INFO. Cor blz RIS/O
BECAUSE Li-9 1S SENSITIVE CURRENT SOURCE, BUT WOULD APPRECIATE
TO
STOCK V/OOD REVIEWING INFO ON AVILA AND ASKING WHETHER LIOOZE
“\
SN re emcee a ee ty a ae ee Eg SY A eee me en ee ween
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BOLT SAT CLV BOIROSONTATIVIS WERE ION LITaee. tit
UT AVILA AND WHETEER LIOOZE EVER HAD FURNISEED ANY INFO
CONCERNING HE.
'3. REGARDLESS OF LICOZE REPLY TO AEOVE E= SEOULD BE VALUABLE
Led &
SOURCE IN EUROPE. CLOSE COMRUL PZOVIDED BY RUS STATION
CAPABILITIES PLUS PLANNED COVERAGE HIS APARTMENT SHDULD PES10T
VERIFIC ATION ES EIS INFO AND BONA FIDES. IN VIEW OF PARA]
UNDERSTANDING
Sa HOULD BE REACEED WITH LICOZE. THAT KUBARK 2XPECTS HIM TO
DISCLOSE FULLY ALL INFO OF INTEREST TO KUBARK WITHOUT NEED CY
DETAILED QUESTICNING, ‘SUGGEST HE BE TOLD TEAT KUBARK INTERESTS
COINCIDE WITH BIST INTERESTS OF CUBAN PEOPLE BUT THAT KUBARE
NEEDS FULLEST INFO IN ORDER TO BS SELPFUL WHETHER OR
NOT INzO
IN HIS OPINION is OF LEGITIMATE INTEREST TO KCSARK, ASA LAST
RESORT HIS TAPED COMMENTS COULD 3 = REVEALED TO HIM AS CONTROL
C2 MEASURE ALTSOUGHIT IS HOPED THAT CONFIDENCE IN AND RAPPORT.
WAT STOCKWOOD PLUS CHANGED ne eeniceas
acbsagine orricgs . SICRET tert |
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‘SITUATION IN CUBA AND LICOZE'S "7 CWN OPPCOSITIon TO PRESENT
REGIME AS WELL AS TO COMMUNISM WILT. LEAD Ey TO COOPHEATE
X
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4. IN GENERAL HOS SEtieyeé’rHa7 STOCKWCOD SHOULD CONCENTRATE
ON CURRENT REQUIREMENTS RATHER TE: DELVE FURTEER INTO PAST
LIOOZE ACTIVITIES WEICH ALREADY Hiyz EZEN COVERED IN soum
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SERYOCK IN REVIEWING LATEST INFO FROM LIGOZE FOUND IT To CORRESPOND
WITH INFO KNOWN To HIM 2: DURING TIME EE WAS IN CONTACT MITH LIOOZE.
5. EQS WILL PPOVIDE REQUIREMENTS AND WILL ENDEAVOR To
(SUGGEST MEANS WEICH CAN BE.USED TO ZNEANCE LICOZE REPUTATION
| WITH CUBAN INTEL SERVICE g9 AS TO INCREASE HIS ACCESS AND VALUE
“IN FUTURE, » ce
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REPORTS THAT TERESA PROENZA vAS Su; MMARILY
; FIRED FRC4 HER JO3 AS RESULT OPEN CASLE FROM FOMIN RavUL ROA RECEIVED
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@MBsy coir SOLORZ4NO ABOUT 8 DEC TO EFFECT PROENZA SHOULD |vaTCH HER
STEP AND 3© MORE FRIENDLY WITH SISTER OF ROA‘S VIFE. QD vas ALSO
WITHESS TO PROENZA CRITICISN CF ROA NOTE IN CONVERSATION. ¥aTH
OFICIGQL OF FINE aRTs INSTITUT.
3. PROZNZA HARD HIT BY FIRING, WEED 20, PROBABLY ORDERED DIStrSSaL
BECAUSE SHE IS COMMUNIST AND 20a IS NOT. PROENZA VISITED SE
JARA IN VERACRUZ To PLEAD CASE AND REPORTED JARA FURIOUS aT
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sees 2/25,
ZE% REVEALS CALLERS BrIys STALLED OFF| WITH REPLy
POCENTe NOT IN OR PERHADS pyE TOMORROW,
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FIRED FRA HER JO3 AS RESULT OPEN CASLE FROM FOMIN RAUL ROA RECEIVED
“ASUS' TEN OR TWELVE DECEMBER. € PLS NOTE ATTACHMENT TO HMMA 22524
GIVING DATE | DECEMBER) ° _
2- L+9 SAYS THAT FIRINS EVIDENTLY RESULT OF PROENZA REMARK TO SISTE
IN LAW OF ROA TO EFFECT THaT STRONS ROA NOTE TO GOM RESARDING DETENTyON
: GF SILVI4 DYRAN YAS DIPLOMATIC ERROR, SACKING THIS uP IS REMARK TO
L-3 BY COTY SCLORZ4NO ABOUT 8 DEC TO EFFECT PROENZA SHOULD ¥YATCH HER .
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WITNESS TO PROENZa CRITICISM CF ROA NOTE IN CONVERSATION WITH PR:
G@FICIGQL OF FINE ARIS INSTITyT=.
3S. PROZNZA HARD HIT BY FIRING. TOLD L-9 R0a PROPASLY ORDERED DISM1SSAL
BECAUSE SHE IS COMMUNIST AND ROA IS NQI, PROEWZA VISITED BENERAL HERISERTO
JARA IN VERACRUZ To PLEAD CASE AND REPORTED JaRA FURIONS AT INJUSTICE.
Re ne oe ee ere eee
@i 24 DEC PROENZA SHOWED UP AT EMBASSY DINNER, APPEARED SLIGHTLY
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FRUNK, SAID SHE HAD JUST COME FROM VISIT WITH SENERAL ‘LAZARO GARDENAS. .
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4. L+9 SAYS HER DISMISSAL KNOWN BY EMBASSY PERSOANEL BUT NOT BEING
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CI/CA | 18 Hoverber 1963
TO: (Officer cexqrotice, room: avmnbw, ond . DAIE
building) : OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment te show trem whom
> | romw: 5! INUTIALS tw wom, Drew @ tine ocrors column SOCK Crcmmmeat.)
\. Chiet, WH/3/Mexico |
ATTN: Mike Malloy
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Sit GLO “asec” avecRET—C] CONFIDENTIAL [) (IMAL): UNCLASSIFIED
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et a is
of WH/3/Mexico, B. Reickart, R. Scott, H- Mulloy,J. Maming and of CI/OA,
&. P. Brown and J. Lally, it was egreed that the case of LITAMIL/9 cones
unier the vurview of CSI-F No. 16-5, Section lfa. As such, this |requires
Headquarters approval, i.e. taat of Wn vivisron, Lor woe recruLubeny wi a
government official of 2 denied eres country.
2. As described in MEXI-6696, LITAMIL/9 "serves es invalugble eyes
and ears inside target establis=ment” reporting on infcrmation|received
in his government position. It was agreed such activity does not require
a Provisional or Operational Approvel since LITAMIL/9 is a government of-
ficial of a denied area coumtry. Under these conditions, the processing
of an Operetional Approval should not and will not be efZected. .
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18 Novenber 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3/Mexico ;
ATTENTION : Mike Malloy .
SUBJECT : LIAML/o
C-101,331
1. Pursuant to e meting beld on 14 Wovember 1963 emongat personnel
: . 3. Tt was ‘also egreed that if LITAMIL/9 abould be employed|for cpe-
L rational use other than reporting information received in his gprermment
t . position, the usual Cperationai Approval or Provisionai Operat onal Ap-
proval procedure will apply. -
a
s kh. Tt was agreed that CI/CA would. take no further processing ection
. at this time based on the ebove information. However, as ib similar
wo cases, CI/OA will forvard to the des such information made available to
oe it which might aid the Stat#on in its handling of LITAMIL/9.
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18 November 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3/Mexico
" ATTENTION : Mike Malloy
3 SUBJECT : LIZAMIL/9
C~+101,331
1. Pursuant to a meeting beld on 14 November 1063 amongst persomel
of WH/3/Mexico, B. Feichart, R. Scott, H. Mulloy,J. Manning and pf CI/OA,
BE. P. Brown and J. Lally, it was egreed that the case of /9 comes
urnier the vurview of CSI-F No. 16-5, Section léa. As such, this| requires
Headquarters approval, i.e. taat of wo Uivision, lor toe recruzumeuy u a«
government official of a denied area country.
2. As described in MEXI-6696, LITAMTL/9 “serves es invaluable eyes
and ears inside target establiscment” reporting on infcrmation| received
in his government position. It was agreed such activity does not require
a Provisional or Operational Approvel since LITAMIL/9 is a government of-
ficial of a denied area country. Under these conditions, the processing
of an Operational Approval should not and will no* be efZected.
3. It was also ed that if LITAMIL/§$ shoulda te exployeal for one-
rational use other than reporting information receivei in his government
position, the usual Cperationai Approval or Provisional Operational Ap-
proval procedure will apply.
kh. It was agreed that CI/CA would take no further processing ection
at this time based on the ebove information. However, as th sintlar
eases, CI/OA will forward to the desk such information made available to
it which might aid the Station in its handling of LITAMIL/9.
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1 October 1963
MGAORANDOM FOR: Chief, bE/3
ATTENPICN 2 hmyne Carlay
SUEIECE : LYANIL/9
C-101,332
RREKE CI/OA Mesorendua dated 10 July 1953. Some Subtext.
1. This ig the secon! request of CI/OA's asking for an anew td
our memoranium of 10 July 1963. Because of the sensitivity of this
cess, it 18 imperative that the Ofterequested reply be forveriad.
. 2. Tt is to be noted that the SibJject continues to be used vith
out: un Operaticen) Approval per PRY Part IT dated 17 Jume 1963. It isi
further acted ta Scctiaa Vi, 4, toay “subject is aleo avare of the Sta-|
tion's LAURICIE requireaents’, & most sensitive area.
3. Again, we esk for an enswer. to the referenced memorandum.
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1 October 1963
MEMORANDUM FOR: Calef, KE/3
ATIERPICN 3 Wayne Carley
SURIECE : LIMML/9
€-101,332 :
REFEREME Cg; CI/0A Hemcrardum dated 10 July 1963. Same Subject.
i 1. cnn of 10 July 236. coed? MaESDS for, an enewar 89
| our memoranda of 10 July 1963, Because of the sensitivity af i
; cast, it is inperstive tust the oft-requ:stad reply be forvarded. H
out 2m Operaticmnl Approval per PRR Part II dated 27 June 1963. It ig
further noted 4a Section Vi, 4, thet “moject is also aware of the Stas
tion's LAURICIR requireaents", a most sensitive arse.
i 3. Again, we esk for an enswer to the referenced memcranhu..|
EDWARD P. BROWN
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i MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
SUBJECT : LITAMIL-9
C-101331
201~-329609
Attached is the PRQ Part II on LITAMIL-9. An
: Operational Approval is requested. .
Hin Ln
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Chief, WH/3
fb etem tests orend pbsut
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PERSONAL RECORD SUESTIORNA ERE | .
PART FE ~ OPERATIONAL INFORMATION Parseetce ao.
“INSTULCTIONS au CASE OFFICE®
Thee fare west te (sited an by the cese officer of appcopreate outhorsty at tne basse af the best ovarfable ine
feteation. Ft 60 eet to he shown tv tte swbytet. « :
Noenaelig, Bexdowartere aitt be able te saewe an appr J unfess reqoester furnistes anewers te afi giestions
0 Fay ports I and if. However, in an ewergenty proviseenal epprovel wz. be oStasmed be fysng@ ert? the a0-
elacabsc eroestscas of PR 19-215, paregrsehs a. g. 123 and 12d. Therearter the uscel wet to detemert af ©
plete the cose mast he folioved as set forth an FE 10-215-
Foree .3) cospieted canses of PR, part — Cancluding cosy in subsect’s hantorstsmg, éf possibley amd tex (7) com-
pleted cosses of t%20 fore must be seat fo headquastert 26 soon 43 posssble,
Date aczvsred dater auet be sent to headquarters in Pi, forzat sm two (2) copies.
. Fall ow aff stews. sf enformatron ottesaable. Ef ates set applecodie arste *NA.” EF atditaamal space seczired
fer stec, eae reverse side of “age besed Ca approsrsate ites punmber.
pa beininiinnarant Aiea eeaenen OSES
Cave roam j 2- PSfubox~w
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CONTACT nt CEVELOFHERT
SNSHCATE wide, GES. MERE, BHY, AND OF Owiee SUBJECT BAS FIAST CONTACTES 2H CEVELOPED.
Case Officer (Clyde X OLX) was introdeced to Subject on
LITOIL-3, who was recovering froa a gail stom operetta in tia
A) SAQD COOLEST WTO LOB FEDER l, & rocunes ULpawae W Geeeume dee eee ee
pengtration ef the PSEUKEN Eabassy in Maxioo. “Soe 0EXE U7 re Sidtial
z- MMSICATE MHETHER SLBIECT COULD BE Tse OVER QUICKLY ANG IN A SECURE WARNER TO ANT SESPONSTOLE CASE CFFICER FOR
MARTLING, CF ST. EBDICATE TO wHow.
Sabject could be. taruad over.to any responsible Case Offica
See ee Ltt Koouladge of Spanish, Subj speaks soglish
SE Wii «s Spenish.
Is. RUST CTHER CASE OFFICERS BNO WAVE HORILED SUBJECT 58 BoM HE ANCES OM NAS KNCPR., CINE RAMES BC Britiw NEY HAVE
SEER aNSes-
Subject knows Clyde E OC, his Case Officers by tree a « Sharer
WiLL introduces Lawrence. F. R to Subject during the week of 16 duns 1563,
- soew 0. < MEPL ACES FORM 4t- . 1 , :
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SECTICn 44 ae MOTAYATION gal COHTROL
1. ESTiwatk SiBIECT*S. wots vation, (Be detested, af possedie cite evidence. De not use stech comapnt sech a0 ‘eress
communist. *y — aa
Sabject is highly motivated toward PSFRIME.and the West. oe in antie
2. ANDICATE GwaT CORTROL. FF ARY. EXISTS G..8 THE SUBJECT. CEf no control, es if there iso bact|ol seal taetrai
explain.)
Station Mexico could reveal Subject's ectivities to ths PIMZE
goverment. -
SECTION tt Cover
Tt. COVER USED SY SUBJECT 6% CASE OFFICER t% THEIR MEETINGS.
Subdsect and Case Officer meet clandestinaly im darkened areas of the
eity at aight.
2- COVER USED BY SUBJECT Im OBTO NENG HID IRF ONMATIUN ABU FR LUN TALI INS eo cmt enmans oe
- Sabsect, 28 an enployse of the PBRIMEN Embassy obtains his information
froa his fellow workers and consacts.
3. INDICATE SEOsICE F320 orice SUGIECT THINKS HE (WELL work, (Is working).
Subject know be ia working for Fosiie Intelligence.
SECTION 1¥ MNTELLIGENCE COMMECTICNS ANG TRAIHING
1. EXPLAIN SUBIECT*S ant aw PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION BATH ONY CIHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. INDICATE THE CX-ta7
Suge CONNECTION 48 neces cyteny,
Sabject is not know to have had any contact with any other intellizence ©
servios.
FideRlSy TS ANTS OF SUSITOTS PRETENT tx teer cence acteeet es,
Dolores CUSTAS de EYCEER
Subject's brother, Leonel, resident in Mexico
dose CARRAL Escalania
TITAMIL-3 probably saspacts ‘Subj is in contact with CO
2 LEST OTHER INDIWIGUALS Caeenia, ceiai ices.
3. EXPLAIG SRY TRAINING SUBJECT HAS HAD 1% CLANDESTINE’ OPERATIONS.
Sabject has not had any ormal training in clandestine operations but
be As canning and intelligent and has nade great strides on bis out since
first contecs with his Case O7ficer.
SECTION ¥ j GSORATION POTENTIAL : 7
1. ANDECATE THER FOMET SS MOCER SUBJECT HCULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLASORATE @tTH BECAUSE ZF 055 |DESLOGY Of Past:
ASSOCUATICONS. EXPLAIS. aon
Subject would probably collaborate with an 2 antieCommanist Caban recize .
Sone
if it should coms to powmr,
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SECTICN vi . CREPATIZea USS - CONTACT
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FO SURFECT WAS Geb CLOT Te CORTACTED MEF DEES GNDSCATE FOTINETYC t% MttH © E 88S ERSAGES oe od TYPE OF Int CER
MATI Cm mE WAS Sua I SHEL. .
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Satj provides a few intellirence itexs throughLITAMT1-3 before direct
contact was rade vith ‘he Case Officer.
rrr nren meron
HRDECATE HOW AND FROW Onow SI BDECT GETASUL INE LEwET ICN.
Subject obtains information from mexbers of tha PORTMEN Eubsesy and
friends of PEE™ZN with whos be deals.
ENDICATE BHAT HAS BEEm TERE SIAJECT AS TO TwE DISFCSHTIOM OF INFORMATION E SL am 1SHES.
Subject tas teen tcld that the information he provides is forwarded
SEAL SLasECT® 3 PROFISED #4 OR CL TYPE GEE GH GUTIES.
Subdject's FI activities are directed toward tos perstratio: of) we PRRIMEY
Webeees a? atta he fe row ewt the anntaata af tina Derreas, Sanne he olan ewer
of the Station's AWRLCHE requirexsnts
x,
GETAIL SUBIECT*S PROPOSED PF-Pu IVRPE CSE C@ OUTICS.
Not applicable
SECTION VIEt PROPUSES LEAS a CR CEERATICNAL ACTIVITY
¥- BETAHL SUBJECTS PROPESED Liarsen Tree Cone 452 2h ZeESaTI owe USE:
a. WHE@E SUBRIECT 15 am GCEFICIAL WEMOER OF 4 FCREICR CoWe merEr-
Not apsliea-ts
O. PHERE SUGJECT 15 AM OFFICIAL MENGER OF am OOYCCE acENCY:
: Not applicable
. t. EXPLAIG RATURE OF AGENTY PTLATICASHIP arte SUGIECT: 1.€. TRAINER, OPPOSITE nuweea. AEWA CRS Toe, aF anys aceace
s . PERSOWMEL KNCOR TO SUBZECT. “
Subject is going on salary es of 15 Jame 63 at the rate. of
(€320,00 U.S.) monthly. Andrew S$. PARISES and Edverd D. BURL
tq Subject ander. mssaned names.
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WALIFACATICMS FO Cleca wr taati OMS
+ UNGICATE SRETIAL AGILITILE, TACEWTS. CR OUSLIFICATIONS PCSTESSED BY SUBJECT Merl COULD cond
FOR OTeEs GPERATIONS.
Sabject i6 an artist
a AF AT 1S SBGPOSED TO Fay Si8ITCT & PERLAR SALBAY, TaD CATE THE WEEKLY AmaAT. TF Pavedet fd
COMMOEUTUES, SUBSIOV CR ClaEe METHOD, SFECIEW AND GEOL CETAILS.
as of 15 Jane 1963, Subject will be paid a monthly salary of
+ EMPLAD® amy PROMISES. OTHER@ISE KOT COVERED MEAEIM, WADE To SUBJECT. (Exevnle: Commetwentn
“ oF aubsece md fonsly.)
So commiteents or proaises bat it is assuned that KUBARE «ill
BE MADE te Eacesnck
1000 pesos.
eaarding evacuatsan
assist
Sabiect to leave the country if this is necessary becacse of his activities
Le Amey OCU IY
« INDICATE THE FIELD AGEMTIES awd FPELD FILES Oi To WHICH SELECTS NAME HAS BEEN CHECKED snd
Station files,
Close friszis of Bubject
LlOCZBel and sasz ether co:
- ENDICATE OTHER INVEST! GaTlwE MEASURES TActy VERIFY. BICSHAPWICAL ENFORWATICON FLONISHES OY
UNDICATE MHETHER OR RST PEGVISTOWAL OFEGLTICNAL APPROTSL 12 CP EDATI ONAL AP eo
PROVAL FIR SUQJECT*S USE “AS BEEN PREICUELY SaTAINED.
neh as ITiAML-3, LITAMII-2, LIUMI IL-7
of tae Coban Eabasey. -
hE RESULTS.
SUSJECT.
QvAL OBTAINED
featreate SuBeCT- it, CeTeme tesvewce aide FOSst ane.
Sincere, extrenely security con:clows, relissle,.puoctaal and
& coemopoli-an we somewhat arty, yet cs Endecent of what it
Job done, 1.6. MOcARK's job.
Sabject is cf igh woral character, proud of his finily pean
« EAPLAIS ERY SITUATION OF -STISCRETESN 16 beth SUBJECT wae wave GLEN INVOLEED BH tOr MUS? 9
CESGPERRTIONAL SECURITY ¥: fersint. 3 .
intelligent.
te geta
EvaivaTeo From 6
Sabject's relationship with ODYQKE idknowm to Jose CARRAL Escalante and
Dolores CUzv2S de EYCHRNTS per MBIT 3459, CARRAL end de EYCHE
believed to be security risks. - oe
suasect’s PERSON HaGtTS
Te USE Of RTQUGR, DRUGS: Gamminc. PanamouRs.
are not
Sabject drinks moderately. subg is not known te have any Dagrant vioes.
SECRET
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SEcricn zt AACATIDON AL S4TERESTS
fe IMDICBTE sopsectes MOORES Of INTEREST tm SPSOtS. west. Ere.
Subject is interosted ir zusic, literature, end art.
te INDICATE He THER SUBJECTS Lancuace £OILITIES Ak OVMER CeaeacTERISTICS. ase SUCH AS eE CoutD| Pass a5 « wativg
OF A COUNTRY GR REGION aruea THAN #1S Gem. CAPLAIN.
Saoject is a Earopsan type, but becasse of his Coban accent vould
prooably reccgnized a3 sch.
ESS ICATE WHETHER IMFComeTl ON IN PRG PARTS 1 ANDES WAS OBTAINED BY REST ARON, CLANDESTINE aSSE4smiar, FILES. - o>
CORRESPONDENCE OR OTHES wEans. .
Inforaaticn in FRY Parts 1 and 2 was obtained through research f4lce,
enants, and Cirect asesttenine.
OF OTHER THAN ROUTINE action 15 WEQUINED, IF AND WHEN TEtw:eaATION OF SUBJECT 8S EFFECTED, ExPLAin, ‘fale
aee pera. 43b, supra,
Mo problens are envisaged in terminating agent.
TIONS RECTACT ARRANGEMENTS
We CSvE Fut DETAILS 4.€. SECOGNT TION StGmaLs. S/ us WHERE COLD CONTACT BE mare: wHAT BONA FISES COULS twOevi scar
MACKIE COMTACT USE?
Subject {3 in possession of CO's ‘elephones noztber (hones) and Cols coffins
phone, CO can wale ecntact with Subject at his howe ar at the PSRIMEM Beheser
if necessary. Sadiectand CO use the name AWILAR on the telerhom,.
SECTION: XVI MISCELLAMECUS OPERATIONAL CATA AND REMARKS : .
Sadjeet, wc is well deposed toward PSPRIME, is anxious to reasin a
leng tera arent for QDYGKZ} His intelilrecce, coupled with his contacts
in leftist aad Cowannist circles, makes Lim an excellent Prospect, —
a
mere reatnntrth Maersttenilintiie
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a eNom enmenerminen i atmemneeneatbas._ rev iein.seseisarine,
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ERTEWD Foe DAYS UNTIL
LINSTATE POA FOR © Says uNTit
FORUARG ATTaCewERT TS BE¥ISIOK
FCReaPS aTTachwENT TO SECURITY OFFICE
Casece rem weetaeen meme ween.
(Ne sotice to dirisice)
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MEVIES CF SEC IRITY GFFICE @E8 oer «7 Ct/Oa
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REVIES OF SECIMETY OF FICE COUT INAENT MEMO AT CI/OR
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SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSI#- "ON TC® AND ©
UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
NAME AND ADDRESS DATE ;_ INITIALS
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LITAMIL 9, prepared by the OTR training
efficer who recently mez him in vex,
FYI and retention or destruction. Mike
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FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER oo
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© OS emcawwtaT Pretec OCR thet O--ser28z
_ 24 June 1963
; MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
: SUBJECT : LITAMIL-9
c-101331
201-329609 .
Attached is the PRQ Part II on LITAMII-9. An
Operational Approval is requested.
: ohn M. Whitten
: Chief, WH/3
PAS IRC AURELIA WN Lge ERA Reta im UNDA CIT EMRE RR Gist ee
ty,
a SECRET
PERSONAL RECORD SUESTIOKKAERE .
PART fl = OPERATICNAL INFORMATION Valeestce wo)
1
“TNStWUCTIONs tu CASE OFFICER
Thee fore meet Be feliad an by the ceee officer of spprepriete euthority am tre baste of dhe beat seariable ine
ferratsos, Ft +9 set to he shown to rhe wabject.
20 Pe, ports I ard EL However, im ae emergency provisronat approve! ex be obtarned be
wpipaag ort) rhe ag
Noreally, beodavartees wil] be unable te szaue an appreval unless recoester fuenistes cdset te aff ciettions
elicsbic proestyams of PR 19-215, Baeragreghe 6a. §. PI and 2d. Therzatter the usual set
plete che case mast he falfowed as ee: forth an FE %5-215-
od ta decemetf of com
Three +3; compteted cogses of PR, pert I ¢sactudicg cosy sn subyect s Sarderstamg, af postebley amd tux ¢}) come
Bteted cosses of f4e8 form must be sett fo headquarters at oon as possrble.
Bete acsusred ater mauve be sent to headquarters in P&, format an teo 53) copses.
Fell se afi stems. s€ information chtasaebte. [ft stem sat applicodie NA." Tf atdsteonal space secarred
fer iter, ese reerese side af -14¢ kesed te appropriate item runber.
fz PSEyocurw
SECTICM 4. - CONTACT mal CEVELOPHERT
TINS) CATE WOW, OED. MEAL. WHY, AND &* @ercee SUBJECT WAS FAST CONTACTIO DR CEWELOF ED.
Case Officer (Clyde KE SHRYOCR) was introdcced to Subject on
LITAIL-3, who ws recovering froa a gail stone operation in tia
Cs BAGG CORTESE WLU LOB OUD IEG, @ coauTIES ULpurmneg BO Geren
Pos pi tal, The
penetration of the PSRUKSE Babessy in Mexioo. Soe WEXI 267 re dpdtial
mesting.
%- INDICATE ME THER SL BLECT COULD GE Ti@NES OVER QUICELY AND IN A SECLAE WARWER TO AKY #£5P0:
Man>UING, IF SI. RBOICATE TO BHOw.
StELE CASE CFF CER FOR
Sabject cowld bs. tursed over to any responsible Case Officer, pertienlarly
one with « sptaking knoxledze of Spanish, Scabj speaks Raglish eo French
S&S WSii as Spmish,
~ REST CTHER CASE QERICERS BHO HAVE HARILED SUBJECT GR BOM NE RACES OF NOS KRGON, Cree NAMES Fe Ba tCH THEY HAVE
BEEN ANOEN-
Subject knows Clyde K SHRYOCK, his Case Officer, by true o
Wild tntrodnee Lawrence F. REXSE to Subject during the wear of
Foam ww. oa acl a * 1
rmow se 10308 ee ee ee eo SECRET
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June 1963,
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SCION) _ MOTAVATICA sac CONTROL
1. ESTIMATE SLHJECT-S wOTe VAT COM, (Be detziles, if powsstic cite evidence. Dew mot use sterh comment wack oe “Et ge
Communret.*; enna :
Sabject 4a highly motivated toward PEFKIME and the west. ie is antig
2. INDICATE @mat CONTROL. IF ANY, EXISTS 6. TWE SUBJECT. C20 no control, or if there is & feck of veal cootrat ”
explain.)
Station Maxico could reveal Subject's activities to ths PREMEE
goverment. -
SECTION tt cover
t- COVER USED SY SUBJECT an CASE OFFICER 1% THEIR MEETINGS.
Subject and Case Officer meet clandestinely im darkened ares
eity at night.
2- CCOWER USED BY SUBJECT im O8T. YING HES IRF OUMAIIUM AMY Im LURm aL Ine neo imrunman ice
- Subject, as an employee of the PBRIMEN Embassy obtains his information
from his fsliow workers and conmbacts,.
3. INDICATE SE@sCE FIR WIC SUBJECT THinxs rE (Wali work, ¢Is working}.
Sabject know be is working for PasaINe Intelligence.
INTELLIGENCE COMRECTICRS ANG TRALNISG
4. EXPLAIN SLBSECT*S RNCOM PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION BITH ANY CTHEH INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. TwaIGaTe THE tx-ea~
Suee CONNECT iom 6 encom syeeriy
Subject is not mom to have had any contact with any other intellizence
service.
2. LEST OTWER INUI¥IuGALS Gagenis, releiiesa, Fidand
Sabject's brother, lecml, resident in Mexico
: dose CARZUUL Escalante
. ; LITAMIL-3 probably suspacts Subj is in contact with 00
3. EXPLAIW AMY TRAINING SUBSECT HAS HAD IN CLANDESTINE’ OPERATIONS.
Subject has not bad any ormal training in clandestine operations but
be is canning ami intelligent and has aade great strides on bis om since
first contact with his Caso O?ficer,
COLLABORATION POTENTS AL
1. INDICATE THER FOMEIGe POSER SUBJECT S5ULD SE MOST LIKELY TO COLLABORATE #tTH BECAUSE 2* wiS |} DEOLGGY oe Pesr.
ASSOCIATIONS. EXPL ATR.
. Subject would probably collaborate with an anti-Communist Cxbaen reriae .
+ if 4% should come to pomr. .
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SECTICH ¥I CREP AT: laa, USE ~ CONTACT
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MAT te RE WAS FURNE SeLD
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Subj prowides a few ictellir-ence ites throughLITAMT Le} befszp direct
contact wis rade with ‘he Case Officer.
PNDECATE HO@ AND Fim @eow Sas GktTaas Whe Se ee Tom
Sabject obtains information from mmabers of the PORIMEN Exbasey and
friends of PEE™MZN with whe be deals.
UNDICATE WHAT MAS BEEM O4G SR IECT AS TO THE DISFOSHTIOW OF INFORMATION wE SLAM ISRES.
Subject bas teen told that the inforsation he provides 1s forvarued
4 DETAT. SLaIECT*S PROFLSES £4 OR CE TYPE CEE GO DUTLES.
Subject's FI activities are directed toward the permtratia: of 6 PRRUMEE
Dobrons ae wh tek be tae ren amt +he anntenta af tina Deisear, Rand | ie atom awn
of tie Station's LITRICIE requirexonts °
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S- GETAIL SUBIECT*S PROPOSED FS-Pu TYPE CSE Ce OUTIZS.
Kot applicable
SECTION ¥IE PROPOSED LIAISCA CR COERATIONAL ACTIVITY
V- RETAIL SUBJECTS FROPESED 21a sow TYPE CIMTAST SR LeEseTIDNAL USE:
*- WHE@ME SUBJECT 1S mm OFFICIAL WEMBER CE & FOREIOA ROVE OwerKT-
Wot apalica=ts
8. WHERE SUBJECT 15 am OFEICTAL MEWSER OF am QOYTCEE ACENCY:
Wot applicable
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te EXPLAI® MATUAE OF AGENTY BEL ATIORSHIP OZ Te SUBJECT: CE. TRAIMEL, OPPOSITE WieBER: MEW NEST Oe, FF AMY: AGERC®
PERSONMALL KNCON TO SuBSECT.
Subject is going on salary es of 15 June 63 at the rate of
($320.00 U.S.) moathly, andrew 3. PARGES and Edvard D.. nuPuX
tq Subject ander.ssuncd names.
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QUALIFECATICHS Foe Circe arin ations
+ ENDICATE SPECIAL ABILITIES. Tacewis,
FO@ OTels# aPcAATIONS.
Babject Le an artist
TR GMLIFICATIONS FOSSESSED BY SUBJECT WHICH COULD CON
CMMI THEA TS
+ FAT 45 @RGPOSED TO Pav B.esECT & REGEAD SaLany,
COMMCEITIES, SUBSIOY OF StwrR METHOD,
InDsCeTE THE WEEKLY AMGURT. LF Paves 1,
SPECSEY AND GEOL CETAILs.
as of 15 Jane 1963, Sabject will be paid « montaly salary of
EMPLA:m sRY PROMISES.
(Exacple: Comestwen?s
of scbyece and family
OTMERBISE NOT COVERT WERE IM, wWeTe To
2
SUBJECT.
Se commitments or proxises but it is assused that KUBAEK will
Subject to lesve the country if this is necessary becaise of his
O2 EJBARK'S behalf,
Le Afy Selvin FY
ESVASLY SE OF BALUE
® BE MACE Im ERcHANGE
4000 peace.
egarding evacwatzan
assist
activities
- FNOFCATE THE FIELD AGEmTIES AND FIELD FILES wi mHICH $.2:ECT°S NAME HAS BEEN eMeCe
Station fties,
Close fries of Sub
LilCZBe] aad waxy other contacts of the Cibad Rabassy,
—_—_—_—
+ ENOSCATE OTHER INVESTIGatTt¥E MEASURES Teatqy TO VEREEY. 21057 RPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED OY
INDICATE WHETHER OR SOT FeOVISTOWAL GHERATIONAL ABPOCYELL Ta GFEZATIANAL APo
PROWRL FIR SUBIECT*S USE was SEEN PREGICUSiY Data wed.
aba tted 27 July 1962 ou 19455 a
cHaeer o REbsawcceTy amu peCumiiv, Citing Besuence mike FOSstaLEL
crs
teargacts
Sabject is ef bigh moral character, proud of his fonily
Sincers, extresly security conc
& coemopoli-an up,
jod done, i.e. KC SARKts gob.
o- EXPLAIN OY SITUATION Of oSOTSCRETICN Im ot
Os SUASLET wat HAVE BCEN INVOLVES mNiCe MUST me
CE/GPEGS"IOWAL SECURITY witePoiNT. .
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~ Subject's Felationship uith QDYOKE isknowm
Dolores CUsvaS de EYCHREYS per MEXI 31:50,
CARRAL end dé EYCME
believed to be security risks, ; .
SUBJECT'S PERScem HABITS
Fe USE OF RIQUGR, DRUGS: Comminc, PanamouRs. ,
ED saa JE RESULTS.
’ as,
ject such as LITAML-3, LITOCL-2, LITANII-7
Su BIECT.
WAL OBTAINED
cious, reliable,.punctaal wid sickly intelligent.
Sonewiat arty, yet copnigcent of what it tases
te geta
WALUATEO FRO @
to Jose CARRAL Escalante and
are not
Sabject drinks modsrately. Subj is not know to have any flagrant rices,
SECRET ‘
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SECTiICN xKiiy AVOCATIONAL S€TERESTS
Te (SJICATE suasect’s wo8e'e3 of IBTEREST im SPOTS, wusiL, ztc-
Subject is interested in susie, literature, and art,
SEcTica xiv GENER
3- INDICATE wHE THER SUBJECT“S LANGUAGE ABILITIES and OTHER CHAMACTERISTICS. SFE SUCH BS RE Cour
OF A COLNTRY GR REGION BTHER THAN WIS Com. EXPLAIN,
Probably recegnized as sxch,
INDICATE WHETHER INF OamaT om Im PRO PROTS | £65 Et was DETEINED BY RESZAREM, CLANDESTINE ASS
CORRESPONDENCE OR OTRER wians.
Information in PRO Parts 1 and 2 was obtained thrangh rosaarch,
ecents, and cirect 20s “towing,
4F GTKER THAN ROUTINE ACT! On 1S REQuI#ES
see pera. 4¢3b, supra)
Mo prohlens are envisazec: in terminating agent.
° TF AMD WHEN TERM ATION CF SUBJECT ES EFFECTED, Piel
EMERGERCY COMDITIONS RECONTACT ARRANGEMENTS
MAKING CONTACT USE?
Subject fs in possession of CO's selephons nozber (hoze) and oq
phom. (CO can mlz contact efth Sabiect at his home ar at the rite
if necassary, Sabjeectand CO use the nase AQ@ILAE on the tele phona
in leftist and Comaunist circles, makes Lim an excellent prospect,
SIGATURE OF APPROPRIATE SENIOR Orrice
Saoject is « European type, but becasse of his Ccban accent would
SSwEsT, Fites,
SE ExPLaiw. Also
t- GIVE FULL DETAILS 1.€ BEICGNITION SIGNALS. $/ us WHERE COL CONTACT BE maADc: wat BONA FISES/COULD INBt vi taL
SECTION Xvi MISCELLAMECUS OPERATIONAL CATA AND REMARKS, :
Subjeet, who is wilt deposed toward POPRIMS, is anxious to reaain «
long tera agent for OQDTORRs His intelilreoce, coupled with his contacts
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Remarks:
Ed; Inclosed is Memo re our orovlem case,
: LITAMIL 9, prepared by the OTR training
officer who récently mez him in Mext,
FYI and retention or destruction, Mike
(-)0173/
FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER
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‘father answering LITAMIL=9's query as to what might be
‘to convince him of ovr naed for current info fron insid
28 February 196
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: LITAMIL-9, Report of TDY, Andrew S. Parzors
1. During 21-26 February 1963, Andrew S. Pp
travelled from Headquarters to Mexico City on TDY to t
LITAMIL-~9 on various clandestina, operational, techniqu
3
ERS
ain
es,
including SW. Upon arrival in Mexico City PARMERS ascertained
that LITAMIL~9 allegedly became of moral rilling to-dckes
wuvilling to receive training 2nd also vewilling to ac
SW syetwes Headquarters had issued for him, and which
had carried to Mexica City. Neverthe'ess, PARMERS met
three times to determine the age2ats precise objections
overcome them if possible. Although the agents generat
resistance wan not overcame. DARUERS ALA raviaw with 1,
clandestine methods and techniques in a general way.
ept the
ARMERS
LITAUIL-~9
and to
TAUTE a
2. The first meeting was held at the Station case
officers home, with the Case Officer present. LITAMIL+9 exe
Plained his reasons for refusing to be trained and for
Genera) ly LITAMIL~9 claimed that he ig very nervous,
Lot
being willing to coxmmunicate in SW with KUBARK while a Cuba.
d
incapable of performing clandestine tasks without havi
nervous breakdown and at the san- tine getting himself
in the act because of his general incomvetancy. Also,
was planning to stay at hig brothers hone in Cubs, and
it would be unethical and ismoral for him to be sonnel
Clandestinely with KUBARK while accepting the hospital
his brother and sister-in-law who are staunch supporter
Cestro regime. These S2reements obviously had already
presented to the Case Officer who had already conclud
LITAMIL-9 could not be moved from hie position. The 4
furthermore, felt that there was no need for training:
@ince he would be returning to. Mexico after only three
in Cuba, He displayed a cable he had just received fra
next assignment. The cable stated that LITAMIL~9 would
likely return to his present post in Kexico. The agen
fore felt that upon his return to Mexico City, he coul
‘Gebriefed by his Case Officer. LITAMIL~9 rejected all
He was adanent when we pointed out that he might not r
Mexico City as hoped, but might have to remain in Cuba
nO means of contact. If this happens he pians to res
position and return to Mexico as a private citizen,
already is a registered “resident" of Mexico,
at a]
SEGRE
ge
caught
LITAMTL<@
felt
cating —
ty of
s of the
been
that
ent
r S¥
months
im his
his
mcst
tere
ba
attempts
a Cuba,
Urn to
having
his
e he
the day visiting alone with LITAMIS..9 at the latter's
ment, By ih<= end of the day LITAWIL-9 had softened a
aod had revex'ed some of the personality traits montioned
below. LITAKIL-9 also agreed to communicate with his
3. On Friday, 24 February, PARMERS spent most of
apart
little
—
Offteer throvgh open code in letters to his brother in Mexico
City. Fe also was willing to meet inside FKUBARK, prof
pena Ratti
erably
if the contact was a diplomat but mot Cuban. He agread to
take a2 set of cuff links as bona fides. As a gucgesti
mentioned that hia friend, The Swiss Ambassador, coy
jon, he
serving
in Madrid, Spain, would be an ideal eontact. In revealling how
euch a@ contact could be performed ana in discussing LI
modus vevendi ia Cuba, there was considerable discusai
[TAMIL—9
ons
concerning cperational Security and clandestine procedures
LITAMIL-9 czn apply while in Cuba.
-4. LITAMIL-9 during this meeting also presented,
in logical seqvence, his reasons for believing that ke will
retura to Mexico Citv. Raniealiw. ha fascia that hatwaen the
fact that he has many contacts in Mexico City (where Ne ias
lived and worked for many years) and the fact that hi
is sister-
in-law in. Cuba has a responsible position with considerable
influence in the Castro Government, he LITAMIL-9 wil}
oe reo
assigned to his present post in M.-xico City after three months
of leave, consultations, and training in Cubs.
5. The third meeting ocurred in the evening of
25 Februar., in a car pick up situation, with the Case Officer
present. This time. LITAMIL-9 was Jess willing to cozmmwnicate
with XUBARK while in Cuba than he had been during the
previous
meeting, but with some reluctance, agreed to the use of open
code and to b= contacted by some diplomat. This meeti
mg, there-
fore, was a routine operational meeting, with his Case Officer
in charge.
6. Based upon their three meetings, PARMERS formed
the following opinions of LITAMIL-9: He igs a shrewd appor-
tunist, willing to colloborate with KUSARX against the Caatro
Government, but not to the point where his pargonal sa
is endangered. He dislikes the Castro Regine because
fumbled so bad'y, and because the current Cuban offic?
curity
it has
els are
crude and incompetant. He greatly admiros the American people,
but definitely feels that we aro merely concerned abou
own nations] security and well-boing. LITAMIL<-9 owes
first loyalty to the fine arts, has little Patriotic f
towards Cuba, since he bas lived in Mexico for #o many
t our
bis ©
eelings
years,
and has declared himself to be a resident of Mexico. |He is
Row serving tre Cuban Government simply because he had
Opportunity (through his sister-in-law) to achiave off
Status and income and- still remain in Mexico where nos
Lavsiiee sn
an
icial
t of his
. cit
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ase arfel
meme one ae ee ere wre erer —_ —. ae ee eS
ore oe a = en kd oe mene me Se ney tere ee
“
~ aware
Late ~
personal friends reside,
his own opinion statemests, LITAMIL-9 appears to be extr ely
nervous because of his clandestine activities in behalf
KUBARK and against Cuba, after sone discuss.on it wess spparont
that he actually relishes these clandestine actions that|he
would have angaged in then long before he did, and that he
would have continued a covert reletionship with KUBARX even after
Castro falls, serving either in Mexico (where he has mao
contacts of {nter:st to KUBARK) or in Cubs in some post in
some future government. Ye has excellent rssport with his
present KUBARK case officer. He statos that as long as KUBARK
remains willing to accent that he has definit2 personal Jimi-
tations, (since Le can perform only those clandestine tasks
related to his cover and cannot be trained sr induced to|ldo
anything e)se) he will gladly continue collaborating with
KUBARK ag long as desired.
7. Although at first appearance, and "be extreme!
t
8. Actually, PARWERS feels that LITANIL-9 would
do most enything we would desire if KUBARK would someday
establish some control over him. His preseat remarks co cerning
his moral qual—s are artificial. ‘He has great aporeciatton
for shrewdness gad double play, and oponly eimits having
bo life. On many occasioas he sdeite |that
he has accomodated himself to a situation for profit or because
he. knew that he could turn the tables eventually on his ade
versaries. When he is off-guard he admits to being a cool
operater who can scheme and work behind bis adversaries’ backs.
He shows many signs of enjoying doing what he does for and
with his present KUBARK case officer.
: 9. Ia summary, although LITAMIL-9 did not accept
training or SW in the standard gense, PARWERS believes that the
agents reluctance was based on his desire to teke few rigs.
The agent ia competent, his moral inhibitioas are prabably
faked. He is convinced that he will return to Mexico soon, and
desires to continue serving KUBARK if no greater risk ts jin-
volved, Since ZUBARK at oresent has no clear control (monetary
or ideological) over LITAMIL-9, it was difficult to impose
KUBARK'S will over him. But he is very willing to perform for
KUBARK within the limitations he gates, and if @omeday we |can
Satisfy. some personal need he might have, ke has the sot jential
of becoming a good controlled agent for KU » He is intell-
igent and by nature ho. seens to instinctivety conduct hig
clandestine operations in a securo manner.
Andrew S. Parners
OTR Training Officer
Ee
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we ere
_ APPENTICN * Chief, Covert trainins/Operations School
cH
8 February 1953
+
SEMORAITAM FORs.. Director.of Training. -
Chief, TED Training
SUBJECT t Request for Covert Training of Luis ALZZRU Bonto
i. It is requested thet full time covert training be provided at
Mexico City, Mexico for approximetely tan days beginning on or about
lg February 1963 for Luis ALZERU Sdato.
me ace weyers ew eae Cet mnety ae ON pA ene eum yove waves vos
Daeic principles of claniestine tredecraft to better premre Bim a6 ay FT
agent operating inside a denied area.
3. In addition to the basic tradecraft, training should exphasize
reporting techniques emi incluie eppropriate secret writing Lastruction,
e arranged by the case officer with TED.
&, Bibject is a PERWEE culteral oral attache in the Ecbasay in kext
City. A Provisional Operational Wal wes requested “én 26 “July 39e2
being clocked. Satan
aaa 33s states is being ohid Jig MEU: 2515, Gvieda, ipain
5 officer for the training is
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48 February 1963
MEVCRATM FOR: Director of Training .
_ KeCRET ICS : Chiat, Covert Tratoinz/Operations School
Chief, TSD Training .
SUBJECT t Bequest for Covert Training of Luis AL@2R0 Bonto
2. Tt is requested that full tims covert training be provided &t
Mexico City, Mexico for approximately ten days beginning om or about
19 February 1963 for Luis ALGER Sonto.
Be Te eee el ee ell lee te geile lle maryose navn vise
basic principles cf clamestine tradecraft to better Prepare biz as an FI
agent operating inside a denied area.
3- In sddition to the basic tradecraft, training ahold
: reporting techniques emi incluie eppropriate secret writing iostract 7
i . G8 arranged by the cass officer with TSD.
i
h Subject is a PRIMES cultural attache in the Esbasay in zo
City. A Prorisional Operational Arproval vas requected on 2 July ife2
| Mii EBS States As being ciwced. (C-101331; fim: 1915, Gvieda, Epain}
: 5. Reppousible Headquarters case officer for the training is
: BR. B. Mulloy, extension 6172. E
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REFERENCE:
Your Mercrandion, lated
25 July 1962
A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the use of this Subject
“as set fort below. os aan
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A Provisional Orerational Asproval issue? by CI Staff grants the lsexe
authority, mm a tezporery basis, tr the use of an individual as the & thority
|. @rented in a= Operetional Approval imless othervise specified by Cl/cal. re is
" hased, however, only on preliminaiy file checzs and investigation end lis sup.
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POL is granted tnly for training of Subject,
. 4pproval for eperational use of Schject is deferred pending satisfactary
resolution ef derogatory infornatdon, which CI Staff doeg Rot consider to
have been accomplished, : :
. To process the Oserational Avrrovel, full inforration {ecmpleted PRQ
Parts I and IZ) must te submitted 35, S002 as possible and not later ‘nh
(6) months from this éate. An Orerstional Approval will follow vhen al
investigation is completed and upen the receipt of Satisfactory FEQ Par
end II. Cancellation must be requested if use of Subject by interested
-wistons ceases. ; . :
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SECRET
VEWCRANOUM FOR:
REFERENCE: Your Merorandimn, Dated
25 July 1960
A Prov‘sional Operational Approval is grante4 for the use of this Subfect
‘as set forth below.
A Provistonal Crerational Arrroval issue? by CT Staff grants the sexe
suthority, ma temporery basis, Zor the use of an individual as thelacthority
erented in as Operational Approval unless othervise specifies by Cl/d4e. re ig
' hased, however, only on preliminary file checrs and investigation and ts guo-
gect to a furtter final review when 311 Terrace ® it ten fe 4 -
~ Feo pec mu.
POA 4s granted nly for training of Subject,
Approval for operational use of Sxbject is deferred pending Seersctory
resolution ef” Gerogatory information, which CI Staff does not cons
have been accomplished, .
To process the Operational Apcroval, full inforration { ccapleted PRQ
Parts I and IZ) sust *e submitted ss soon aS possible and not later ¢h six
(@} months from this Gate. An Operational Approval will follow shen ai
investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory FPQ Parts F
end IT. Cancellation Bust be requested if use of Subject by interested Di-
fst .
istons ceases jot Thos Carroll. Jt
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SSSUC OPERATIONLL sPPROVAL
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WB Pesruary 1963
MORAN Fors Birector of freintog
RETRIOS & Chiel, Covert Preining/Ozerations School
Chief, TaD Tratring
RBI 3 Request for Covert Training of Iais ALBERU Boato
2. Te chjoctive of the training is to provide the mbject vith the
basic winctples of clantestine tretccreft to better prepare hin es eo Fr
fo arranged by the cass officer vith Tsp, ;
& Subject io ¢ PSHUNEE cultural atterke t= th: Sbcsay is Kexicw
Cisy. A Provisional Gveraticnal soproval was requested on os 1
amd its otatus is being clicked. (C-102331; DPOB: 2915, Ovieda, Spain}
5. : case officer for the training 1s
H.R. Malloy, oxtensioa 6172.
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18 Pebrosry 1963
MERA Yor: Director of Traintng
METEMIOS — t Chiet, Covert Praining/Operations School
Chle?, TaD tratning
Rel s Request for Covert Training af luis ALBERD Boute
ig for inie ALR teeta,
&. Rp chiective of the training is to provide the mbJect vith the
basic princtples of clantestine tradecraft to prepare him es ay FI
agent inside 2 denied area.
Be Te nidition to the basic tradecreft, training should emphasize
ae ernane fechniques and inclate ayeronriste aecret writing instar
Ab arranged by the cases officer rith TSD. .
City. A Provisional Gverationl was requested on 25 daly 12
end tts etatus is being checked. (C-101331; DROR: 1915, Ovieda, Spain}
5. Responsible Heedquartors case officer for the training is
A. R. Malloy, extension 6i72.
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
To: TKW
Attn: H.f. Mulloy
FROM: CELEF, CI/OA
tM CEDER THAT FURTHER CONSICERATICN WAY BE GIVEN YOUR RESUEST FOR RPPRCWAL IN TRIS CASE.
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS CFF ICE THE INFCRMATLON CHECKED BELOW. OR FEVIE® INFORMATION AS INO
CATED.
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Flease come to CI/CA to discuss results of Fielé traces.
6-65 839 2k Pauses Certien. 7
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Attn: HZ. Mulloy : C-1013
FRO: CEIEF ’ CI/OA : SURsICT:
LITAMiL/?
IN CROER THAT FURTHER CONSICERATION WAY BE GIVEN YOUR RESUEST FOR APPROWAL IN TelS CASE! ST 1S REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS CFFICE THE INFCRMATLON CHECKED BELOW. OR FEVIE® INFORMATION aS PNECATED. .
a veo r I REVIT UF STATFE/D GOSSIER
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l, September 1952 pm
C-201531
SUSJECT:
LITAMIL/9
OE CIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL th THIS CASE. iT IS
IW CROER THAT FURTHER CONS IDEATION WAY
RECKED BELOW. CR REVIEW INFORWETION AS INDICATED,
THAT YCU FLEWESH THIS CFFICE TRE th CRWATICN C!
RERESTED
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[ wevtee CF SEC. CFF. COAT URRENCE MEMD at TE
REVIEG CF FRE REPORT AT T1°SA
REvICwW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
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‘Please lceate P2I reperts referred to in attachment and advise CI/Gs of
significence cf the infornatiory
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Cc MG.
C-201331
FROM: CELE, Ci/OA SUBJECT:
JsT Tacu8 LICaxIL/9
IW CROER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION WAY BE GIVES YOUR REGUEST FOR APPROVAL Im THIS CASE. IT a9 REQUESTED
THAT YCU FURNISH THIS CFFICE THE INFCRWATICN CHECKED BELOW. OF REVIEW INFORWETION AS INDICSTED.
Fevite
STAFF D DISS ER
Pes is oF STAFF D Coiba AL UDF OR MAT Eom
Trres TeAleS GF SECURITY OFF. REYIQT AT CI‘ce
ten reacts { PEVEE@ GE SEC. OFF. CORT LRRENCE MEMD AT I] /ta
| REVIEW OF FBI REPORT AT T1/GA
Xl eeview OF ATTACHED REFERERTE
oteces (See Remarks)
Please locate F=I rererts referred to in attachment and advise CI/G& of
significence cf the information,
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Chief, CI/on
Depaty Director of Security (105)
101331
#279 089 .
1. Eeference ig med= to pour memorandus dated 27 July
19@ wherein Provisional Operational ipsreval interest, only,
was indicated for possible we of Subiect as an azent in
Mexico by TW under Project MAT.
2. Ce 32 daly 192 your office «as advised telepboml~
cally that Office of Security indices contained no re :
of the Subject. .
3. Oa 17 Ausust 196 you were ahised thet the FEI
has uot conducted an investization on the Subject, Howerur,
the FBI sade reference to data re "Poreien Political Matters-
Cuba" which was sent to this Arency on 23 Deeenber 1942,
: The date of said report is not riven, hovever, it is mown :
Ee that the FSI hes provided this Azeney with mmerous reports H
: : 3° captioned, on a continous basis, Office of Security i
indices were searched for the acove referenced report res :
ceived on 25 Decenber 194, with nezative results, Therefore,
| ne it is ssmmed it is available in AIL, PW or i itivision i
. ae
: dee :
'
files. :
lh. Mo Mether action is conternlated in this case u-
less otherwise recreated oF your office.
FOR TRE DIR TOR OF SSCURITYs
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Chief, c1/oa
Deputy Director of Security (108)
101337
#279 029
1. Reference is sade to your memorandwm dated 27 duly
19@ wherein Provisional Operational Approval interest,
Was indicated for possible we of Subject ag an arent in
Mexico by I?W under Project IMATE.
only,
2. Oc SL duly 1962 your office was advised telephomt=
cally that Office of Security indices contained no record
of the Subject.
3. On 17 dumat 19& yon were atiaed that the FEI
has not conducted an investizetion on the Subject, tet heeee
the FBI nade reference to data re "Foreien Political Mat
Cuba" which was sent to this Avency on 23 ceeenber 1941,
The date of said report is not riven, however, it is known
that the FSI has rrovided this Avercy with mumeronus reports
80 cantionsd, on a contincous basis, Uf *ica of Seocrity
indices vere searched for the above referenced revort ;
ore,
Theres
caived on 25 December 1944, with negative remlts,
At is assumed it is availaol
files.
cle in Ril, IFW cr M4 invision
h. “o fether action is contarplated in this case un
less otherwise reccested oy your office.
FOR THE DIR2CTOR oF SECURITY:
there dah
Clicter 3, White
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Count
1
FRow: CSP. cr SUBJECT:
LITA TH
Ik CROER THAT FURTHER CONSIDER..TION WAY EE GIVEN YOUR REGLEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT
THAT YOU FLENISH THIS CFFICE THE INFCRYZT IC% CRECKED BELO¥. CR REVIEW INFOFUATICN AS INDICAT!
REvite CF
TREvtEe CF STAFFED CoLLatecer
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REGIEW OF FEE CEPCRT aT CI’ 98
KUREViEw OF aITATHED RET ERESCE
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PEWAEKS:
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Uk CROER
THAT FURTHER CONSIDER. 710% WAY EE GivEM YOUR REGLEST FOR APPROVAL IW THIS CASE, ST
THAT YOU FLENISH THIS CFFICE THE ENFCRMATICN CHECKED BELOW. CR REVIET INFOFLATION AS INDICATED.
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RESULTS OF TECemIcEL
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Please locate Yel reports referred to in attachment and advise C1/CA of
¥ significence cf the infcrsation.
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INDICES:
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PECUEST #f TRACES
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REMARKS
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Memorandum’
To > Chiefy C1/cA DATE:
FROM <: Leputy director of Security (36S)
SUBJECT: C-161331
#279 OE9
. 1, Reference is mads to your memorandum <
192 wherein Provisional Cysretionsl ascrovel inter
was irdicated for rossiole use 37 Sut
Hexico by
TA umer Project [UTE
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2. On 32 Suly 1962 your office ~as ai
cally that Office of Security indices
At tha Qohinnt |
‘3. Cn 17 dncust 19@2 wou were edvised +
kas not conducted an investizetion on the Su
the Fei made erence to cava re "Fereicn
Cuca" which wes sent te this Avency on Z
i report is not civea,
L eee MESO ITE I ne Od REN am nee
lates
30 AUG 1662
(Mena SECRET - The wg
UNITED STATES GOV RNMENT
Memorandum’
To Chief, Ci/cA Dave: 30 AUG (562
FROM
Deputy Director of Security (33) ‘
SUBJECT: C~101331 ;
#279 0&9
1. Reference is madz io your memorandum 7
19 wherein i
xico by TT:
2. On 31 Srly 1962 your office
cally that Offices of Security indices
nf the Qukinnt |
3. On 1? Avcust 196 vou were acvised
has not coniucted an inves tion om the Su
the Fri mace reference to deza re "Foreimn Po ies _latters-~
Cuca" which wes sent to this Acere: on 2 aged.
The date of sal it is knowm
that the FEI ts erows reports
so cartioned, on Security
indice: were ce anor. re¢
ceived on 25 Dee "2 results. Therefore, t
it is assuned it i m ae Livision
- files. o a '
h, No. furt:er action is conte clated in tis case un-
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less otherwise vecuested tr yor o
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IN ORLER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION Ay BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE, IT “S REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS GFF ICE THE INFCHMATION CHECKED BELOW. OR KEVIEW sAFORMATION AS INDICATION.
REVIEW OF STseF/D DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFE/O COLLATERAL tNFo
REViCw SECURITY OFF. REPORT aT
Review SEC. OFF, ConcURRENCE
REVIEW FRL-@EPORT AT CI/OR
REVIEW OF ATTSCWEO REFERE HCE
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IN GREER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION WAY BE GIVEN YCLE REQUEST FOR APPRO TAL IN THIS CASE. IT <% REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS GFF ICE THE INFCRMATION CHECKED BELOW, OR KEVIE® ,sFORMATION AS INDICATED.
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] RE TeECES REVIEW OF SEC. OFF, CONCURRENCE MEMO AT Co oa
| Overt ical AND BIviStON TRACES REVIEW OF FAT MEPORT AT C1/OA
|] RESLLTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION REVIEW oF ATTACHED REFERENCE TO
| OTHERS (See Remarka)
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MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
Mr. Lally
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SUBJECT
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It is requested that a report be sent to the
Mexico Desk regarding the status of the Operational
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: LITAMIL-2, LITAMIL-3 AND LITAMII-7 CONSIDER ALIERU 10 BE ANTT-cOMMUNIST.
AN ARM REPORT DATED 25 AUGUST 1959, STATED THAT COLOMEL ARTURO COROKA,
if G-2 YEXICAM ARMY, EALIEVED ALZERU TO BE A COMMUNIST AND ORE OF TIE Mist
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HAS NO TAINT OF Cov‘yNIS", IS CULTURED PERSON OF DIFFERENT
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SUCSEST KECRUITER TRAVEL NEXI SOCNEST. ADVISE.
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6 May 1964
MEGA FOR: «Chief, wit/3
ATZENTION : Mr. John MK. Whitten
sam rere 2 Teme /o
C-101331
With reference to your nenormmlun dated 22 April 1964,
requesting a report on the status of the Cperational Approval
ection o1 Subject, a meworendin setting forty this f:vcemé~ton..
was forverted to your office on 14 Sowerber 1553. Tt wna me
‘tarned to CI/CA and was again forventied to your office far your
retention on 27 November 1963. It was returned to CI/OA a second
tine vithout coment on 11 Decesier 1963, whereupon it was Ziled
in SihJject's folder in tats affice. Ho further approval ection here
menorend.
EQWARD P. EROWH
Chief, CI/cA
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ATIZRITION : itr. John K. Whitten
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: ' With reference to your meaorecslum dated 22 April i9dh,
i requesting a report on the status of the Cperstional Apnroval
: ection on Subject, a memorandum setting forth this Lcmaetion
: wes forwertien to your office on 14 Howerber 1652. Tt uma ree
turned to CI/CA and vas again forweried to your office for your
: retention on 27 Hovexber 1963. It was returned to CI/CA a secad
: time vithout coment on 11 Decesber 1963, whereupon it was filed
: in Subject’s folder in tats office. No furtner approval action har
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1, Forwarded herewith for Headquarters information and
files is an Agent Service Record on LIRIKG-3.
2. As Addressees are aware, Wallace P. RAWTON recruited
and formerly handled LIRING-3 for the Hexico City Station.
Prior to ROnTON's PCS departure from Mexico City in July 1969,
it was deciced, after some discussion, to effect a turnover of
LEIRING-3, retner than terminate him, Although LIRIKG-3 apparently
i had been weli "burned" with the Cubans, he seemed to neve maintai:ed
. good contacts with members of the Reoel Armed Forces (FAR) of
[ Guatemala, !n addition, in May and June of this year, he had
" begun te develos access to same Panamanian revolutionaries of
t interest. It was therefore decided to rur- LIRING-3 on a triat
Wii besis to determine whether he could be used effectively against
“~ Central American revolutionary targets, despite his problems with
the Cubans, ;
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3. ROWTON introduced Leonard S. TORMET, in alias, to LIRING-3
on Tt July 1969, Although ROWTGN had represented himself to LIRMNG-3
as a Greek tusinessman, it was decided that it would be preferable
to “clear the air" somewhat with LIRING-3, at least by making it
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Attachments:
T.Agent Service Record - Herewith
2. IOENTITY Sheet - Under Separate Cover
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clear that he was in touch with a WOLADY organization. Nonethe
less, no specific expiaration was given LIRING-3 of his soonsor
and he requested none. LIRING-3 was told tnat TORMET would te
seeing him for some months, since ROWTON was leaving the country
for an indefinite period.
Kh. LIRIKG-3 was told that although TORHET was trusted by
ROWTON and collaborated with him, he represented a different
organization, LIRING-3 was also told that although he had jn the
past been receiving between 3,000.00 and 3,520.00 Mexican’ pesos
per month on an informal basis, TORMET's organization feit that
1,500 Mexican pesos per month ($120.00) woula te a fair salary at
this stage of the operation. TORMT explained that he was eweare
of LIRING-3's past activities directed against tre Cubans, and the
resultant problems which had arisen. It was explained that
Af rosver's interest was in Central American revolutionary activities.
In order to deal with LIRING-3's virtual "burnes" status with the
Cubans, he was directed to tell any Central American contacts that
the Cubans no longer trusted him, and that he tnerefore was no
longer directly involvec with any revolutionary groups or activities.
Nonetheless, LIRING-3 «as directed to offer any assistance which
ne Coula proviue CU eny FevVOIULIUNarIes, UN Lit basis Ul ies
leftist beliefs and the friendships which he hed made with FAR
members while in oriscn in Guatemala. [tt would then be @ matter
of time before we could learn whether LIRING-2 «2s complete .7
blacklisted in all revolutionary circles beca:se of his procviems
with the Cubans or whetner he could provide information of valve.
5. LIRING-3 throughout the meeting seemed in good spirits -
and he seemed to accec* the turnover without any qualms. . Indeed,
he pointed out that the Cubans had lost trust in him only after
he had been given various tasks to co by ROWION which he nad known
and warned in advance would cause suspicion, !t was agreed that
LIRING-3's troubles were not of his own making, but that ‘at this
stage all that could te done was to attempt to circumvent the
existing problems. !
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6 LIRING-3 was given a Station non-attributable telephone
number and false name to ask for (Identity) to set up meetinas
with TORMET. Only the meeting time was to be set by phone, and
&@ prearranced pickup point was decided upon. It should te noted
that TORMET's QP vehicle was used for this first meeting with
LIRING-3, which means it was of course exposed to LIRING-3.
7. Subsequent to this meeting, LIRING-3 never initiated
contact with the Station. Although he might have lost the new
telephone number he was given to use with TORMET, there is no
Indication he ever again tried to call ROWTON, who was in Mexico
for at least three weeks after the | July turnover to TORMET.
8. The Station assumes that for whatever reasons, UiRInG-3
has in effect terminated himself. Given the nature of this case--
the fact that LIRING-3 was denounced in Cuban official circles as
@ RVROCK agent, the fact that LIRING-3 in over two years was never
very productive and-now the apparent decision of LIRING-3 to break
- off contact--it has been decided to make no effort to reestablish
contact with him.
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1. APPRECIATE REF A RESPONSE, AGREE WE DO NOT WANT SURFACE
WOFIRM INTEREST UIRING-3 OR WIFE TO GUATS IF CAN BE AYOIDED.
2, REF B WAS SENT FOLLOWING DISCUSSION WITH LIBING-3'S
CASE OFFICER, ROWTON ¥HO STiild. TOY HQS. AFTER FURTHER DISCUSSION
WITH ROWION, HOWEVER, WE PREFER GUAT STATION TAKE NO ACTION oN Ls
REFERENCE B REQUEST UXTIL ROWTON RETURNS MEXICO, HE CAN THEN AT- _
TEMPT OBTAIN UPDATED READING ON LIRING-5 STATUS FROM LIRING-4 OR OTHER
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trial would take place or possibly to obtain his
release. Station reluctant surface WOFIRM interest
however without Mexico City Station concurrance,
- **Headquarters commented on fact LIRING-4 recently
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because lacked funds pay rent, Also asked Guatemala
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SUBJECT: 17 September 1968 discussion with DRISCOLL ;
re LIRLG/3 & LIRING/4.
PARTICIPANTS: DRISCOLL, KERBE, FRANCIS and Laurence
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1, LIRING/4 is stil} very concerned about the im-
prisonment of LIRING/3, LIRING/4 wil] not travel to Cuba
until she is assured of the anfate nt TIDIWA 19 nnennass
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as taorougniy discussed L/3 with L/4 and has pointed out
the danger of attempting ty intercede on L/3's behalf.
through business contacts, L/4 contacted the Cubans for’
assistance but they stated there was nothing they could do.
They have assisted L/4 with small amounts of money. L/3
has devised an open code whitch he uses in letters to let
L/4 know how he is. The letters are grim reading because
L/3 keeps stating he is unable to hold out much longer.
Fellow prisoners have warned L/4 nct to let the Guats
transfer him to another prison as this usually ends in the
prisoner being shot “while escaping.” One good result
from the continued imprisonment of L/3 is that both he and
L/4 are furthering their bona fides with the Cubans. , 1
2. L/4 is in telephone contact with the Third Secre--
tary of the Wexican Embassy in Guatenala. He has made
inouiries about L/3 with the Guats on behalf of Foreign
Minister CARRILLO Flores. A few weeks ago (prior to the
‘ assasination of the U.S. Ambassador) the Third Secretary
told L/4 there were three possibilities, the first which
he considered out of the question was that L/3 would be : a
shot, the second was that 1/4 would come to trial and'be
. released within a few weeks, and the third was that he would
receive a sentence of two or three years. Just prior ito
departing Mexico on this current trip, DRISCOLL attempted
to afrange a meet with L/4 tn the usual means by slipping a
typed note under her apartment door. She did not make the
meeting. DRISCOLL later learned through phone tap material,
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500 pesos. The purpose of the payment was not identified.
Later she made a call from the Cuban Enbassy which indicated
she was staying there until she could get the funds to pay
the Mexicans. DRISCOLL. therefore, concluded she had not
returned to her apartment and did not get the note to make
their meeting. DRISCOLL said SUAREZ (the visiting Cuba
Cultural type) has a key to L/3's apartment and night see
the note but would be unable to identify the sender since
DRISCOLL uses a meaningless st goon as a signature.
3. DRISCOLL now plans upon his return to Mexico to
recontact L/4 to get the latect reading mn 188s ctotus la
Guavemaia. 41 the Mexican Charge is unable to obtain L/3's
release ir behalf of the Nexicans and if it appears he will
be held indefinately, DRISCOLL wants to explore the possibility
of our doing something to get L/3 out so the operation | can
become active again.
4. In the above regard L/3 was discussed with vel puree
of the Guatemala desk. Mr. PIPER believed the Station has
a high enough contact with the Guats (E5M*:JOR/20-Presidents
brother) to arrange to get L/3 and his Vexican compatriot out
of prison and back to Mexico with a minimun security risk.
DRISCOLL said he would initiate the -cabie upon kis return to —
Mexico after he has talked with L/4. DRISCOLL felt he should
possibly travel to Guaterala and have a preliminary neet with
L/3 before Guat Station makes any all out effert to officially
request L/3's release. If, after seeing L/3 DRISCOLL is ‘satis-
fied that L/S is still an ally and is willing to cooperate
after his release then DRISCOLL believes we should atterpt to
have the Station intercede with ESMAJOR/20. Hopefully, ESMAJOR/
20 will arrange the release so that all involved believe it
has been done at the request and urging of the Mexican Govern-
~- -~ - gent. DRISCOLL, however, would like L/3 and L/4 to believe
he (DRISCOLL) had something to do with the release in o7 ‘der
to raise his status with both for the sake of future operation-
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. Ferner Gem and daitioa Eodrigoesz Aldana. (Source
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1. FATHER LIRING-4 DIED 21 APRIL. LIRING-4 FEELING VERY;
BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID NOT SEE FATHER BEFORE DEATH HAS NOW:
APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER MOTHER IM CUBA. IF VISA GRANTED
PLANS STAY ORLY ONE OR T¥O WEEKS. a
"2. ROSTOW HAS KEPT AVAY FROM LiniuG-4 SINCE(CIRING-3
RELEASED FROM JAIL IW GUATEMALA AKD LIRING-3 HAS TOLD HER HE
QUT OF CLANDESTINE BUSINESS. IF H@S SO DESIRES HOWEVER ROWTON
COULD TRY REWEW CONTACT WITH HER TO SEE IF SHE WILLI8G ASSESS
SOME HER “FRIERDS” LISTED IM PARA 1A THROUGH IF OF REF B OR AT
LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO IMFO Cw THEM. (STATICK HAS SUB
PARA IC REF B PARTICULARLY IW MISD.) THIS IW RETURH FOR F
_ HELP IN MAKING TRIP. PLS ADVISE.
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ACTION REQUIEE? - EEFERRITS
Action Required: FYI
Reference : HMMA~36408, 11 Februas
1. Porwarded attached as attachment #1 are ten contact
reports written by Wallace B, ROWTON dated 11, 14, 15, and
ID Totruacy, 27 werch © 13 91) and 25 anvil. and 5. Mav on
Poe qrepeouserens
the latest’ developments of the LIRING-3 operation.
2. The high points of ROWTON's reports are as follow:
a. LIRING’ -3 is intermittently in contact with
“Romulo,” whom he identified from a photo aph
produced by the Station as Mario Augustof MENDEZ. of - §. SO7ES
manera,
Continued... ...cccceceevaceees
Frei Comnection with aoy- WScy F
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1. Reports (10), h/w . . ;
2. Surveillance report, h/w ;
3. Identity sheet, u/s/c
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Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each atts 1 and 2; 3 copies
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b. "Romulo," who made at least one trip
"out
of town" from 17 February to 2 April 1969 (possibly
to Guatemala) during the period covered by ROSTON's
reports, appears to belong to a faction of the
Guatenalan FAR family disillusioned with PBRUMEN.
c. The only real service asked LIRING-3 by ~
"Romulo" during the period under review was to put
up an unidentified ‘‘comrade" scheduled to come to
Mexico at a date which “Roaulo" said he could not
determine exactly. This "comrade" was not the young
Guatemalan who dropped in on’ LIRING-3 for a couple
of days mentioned in the report dated 25 April.
d. LIRING-3 continues to collect clear evidence
that LIRING has done its best to denounce him as a
Suspicious element definitely not to be trusted (see
reports dated 15 and 19 February).
3. Several attempts to tail “Romulo” did not | produce
varticularly sienificant results. A vretext investigation of
apartment 102 of Calle Coahuila, where LIRING-3 met "Romuloy
produced the results contained in the Spanish language report
dated 26 Februgry. forwarded ‘as attachment #2. There were no
traces on the Ines Bastion de X* PIMENTEL family. Sexier at Pleaice
Re xics
4. There is little question at this point that TIRING
is close to persona non grata with LIRING. Hence, his further
usefulness against the PBRUMEN target is very limited.
ROWTON has Kept away from LIEING-4 since LIRING-3's release
from prison in Guatemala. Although LIRING-4, following her
father's death (see MEXICO CITY-0125), may visit her mother
in PBRUMEN, she has no particular love for LIRING or the PERUMEN
authorities. On the Guatemalan side of this operation, the
Station is, as it has done many times in the past, waiting for
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Agent: LIQTIC/3 ~~ DE ‘
Date & Site of Meeting: 1100, 14/2/59; Casino Real
Next Keeving: 1000, 14/2/69; same place
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WACROMICMED
. JUN 2 1969
Reports/Informaticn Submitted by Avert: | poc. micro. ser. |
LIRIKG/3 told zowton that there ned ceen Littie or no dev2lo:zents
since he last saw Kowten (21/1/69),Jjust before Zowton asd
his business trip tc Monterrey. He commented *tnat he haa
wiser not to teke any initiative in seexing out his FAK ir
revisiting the LIzZzIiG office uatil R.oston had revurned. 5
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ou big once in the cempany of Carlos Veca, but nothing “gisnificant
had enerped from the casual conversation. Vega, at several points
in the conversation, nad munbled scnetzing te Zodriguez about tke
"crisis" but nieher cave an explanation. L/3 tcld Aowton that he as-
‘sumed that tois rcrark referrred to tae curres + factioneliss in the
Guatemaian revokutionary strurele. :
LIRING/3 then identified the attached photo of verio Aucosto Fendez
Aguilar immediately at the first glance as thet of "Rému10” »exa "Mario
Mendez" and "Pavel." LixinGc/3 dia not recognize the photo 2owton
showed him of Mario Otcriel Mendez HKoiina. : :
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Rowton told L/3 that according to the very skeschy inforzaticn he
had concerning Mario Aucosto Mendez Azuiler it appeared thet the letter
belogged to a strongly anti-PBRUNEN faction ani that this would perhaps
explain the turn-about of the LIRI'Gs after he, L/3, had indicated to
LIRING/9 that he was in contact with *Pavel." ,
Rowton urged L/3 to seek out "Rémulio”™ at the calle Coshuila 221 safe-
house, and, failing this, to recontact Humberto Gonzalez Vega at his
hoze on calle Manzanilio, in the hope that the latter could arrange
a recontact with Hendez. ‘
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4. Agont: LIRING/3
2. Date % Site of Meeting: 100C, 14/2/69; Tanino Keel’ zestaurant.
3. Kext Meetizg: 1100, 15/2/69; sane place.!
4, ADMINISTRATIVE: LIRING/3 tcld Rowton that his friend, Zerte Wicisses
be
. has renice a furnianeé apartrent that ean be used dy
him and Heston as a safenhouse as soon as it is vacated
by its preseat occupsnts. L/3 explained that these ce-
cupants ere relatives of sra Vicisser wao are visiviag
from Arzervina Sut who are exrected to retu srn to troeir
am aeuntoan tei ehin whe weet ter Jar é
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5, REPCATS/INFORMATICON GIVeN sf AGINT:
L/3 tole zAcvton that "Rézulo® (whoz be identified fro
a photo as “ario Aurosto Mendez Azuiiar) visited ain eat
nis home unmannounced at abcut 2000 on 11 February and
stayed until almost xidnizchs. :
Accordize £9 1/3 Hém1o0- apoiosized for not naving seen
L/3 for so ionz ( last date repsrted wes 3/1/69) ex- oF
pPlainirs trat he was very busy. He then stated that he
had recently seen end talxed with Rodolfo Sandoval Al-
i egria in the(Lucuaberrijrrison and was pleasantiy scr-
prised to iearn that Sandoval fnew i/3 and spoke very
Righly of him. Réaulo then xent on to say that he had _
known Sz:.éoval many years and had actusliy been his de+
perce ee ooo => Buby in Guatemala. B6nulo recelled that when he wes last
_arrested (te explained parenthetically that he had been
arrested four times in all) he was wrtured in an effort
to make hiz reveal the whereabouts of Sandoval. He claimea
to L/3 t:at ae finally,to avoid execution, gave a false ;
‘address- that of one of Jandcval's reletives. ‘
L/3 tcle Reston that he then took the, occasion to tell
Rémulo of the harrassment he war being subjected to by
various persons whom he felt were desing inspired by the
Chief LIZIZG. I/3 told xowten thet Romulo then asked hin
what the false charces -rougat acainst hin were. L/3 told
Rémulo the truth, saying that ne kept setting reports that
he wos recarded as a .CrIKM agent. seporsing. to 1/3.26
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sort of slander since the ZLIZINS office was jalways-
wr7ink to neutralize persors ena erouns not acting
uncer their c:ntrol. ce added that the people who reail7
count in the strurgle sere used to such nonsesse and
@ere aware of what che iIaiiGs were upto. ‘He added taat
as soon as Sendoval got out of prison he would "streichten
sene of those recple out" since te was personally aware ,
of L/3's covives and ectivities sefore his trip to +.¢é
‘ border. *hen L/3 mentioned his contacts with Carlos Vera
{always at the latter's initiative) ,R6mulo described him
as "Pastelito, a very sectarian sneaky pro-LIRING bestard".
He said he weuld like 1/3 to arranze a weeting with Veza
60 that he could burst in and confront uim with the facts.
Rezarding Husderto Gonzalez Vera, Réxulo said that be was
a good "elemento" and hed suffered a sreat deal for t
cause, but at the moment was rore or less wut of the pice
ture. He say no need for 1/3 to be in contact, with bis.
: Ween L/3 expressed a desire to have some way of contectiag
R6ézulo, the letter creeised to cive hin his home adéreaa
as soon as he move to a better place. Ee explained thst
at the moment be was living ina Zurnished room.
“At the end of the talk,when Rémio asked wanen they cozid
get together again, explaining that he ‘might have to go
doen to Criz2ba over the week-end, L/3 ‘told Rowton thet te
made a date for 1900 on 14/2/63. 1/3 tnen surgested thet
_ they meet outside so'es not to irvolve nis wife (1/3 toid
rococo ooo oo Beeton that be did this so that Zowton would have a chance
, to observe Rézulo in some public place), and Rénulo acread .
but said he ted a better sucecestion. Hel then stated that —
he knew a Nexican family very weil and could arrange that
they meet et their hoze and have dinner. He added that te
miskt bring along a Srother ("hersano” )j ana would come by
. I/3's home at 19CO to pick him up. L/3 ed, saying that
he had no objecticn to the brother con:bs alone. :
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2. Date & Site of Meeting: 11003, 15/2/69; Camino Real restaurant.
3. Hext Meeting: 100C, 19/2/69; ssue place. i
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LIkISG, 3 reported vhat ke met again with "Ré=ulo” out under circuz—
stances somewhat differe-t from tiat anticiosted. 1/3 related that
when he arrived at his erartnent about 1850 the pf: tvicug evenicsins
the company of his wife (a?ter heaving droppei off his dauzater at
#hea bers cf Lis caeewilec) be duuuu we note iren “rnosulo™ aszins his to
meet him at apartment 4102 of Calle Coahuile 200. .
L/3 continued that since his wife was vresensS woen he reeé the nete
he felt he had to.ask her te come along ( and in addition ste n2d been
upset thet afternoon ani did not want.to be left alone ). They therefore
both proceeded to the eiiress ziven by Rhule and found hiz there in
the sidst of a rather laree number of persons, apparently cf the sane
faniiy resicing in the arertsent. after about fifteen minutes. ef sccial
chetter, Roésulo suggested taat they so to a nearby restaurant, to talk
wore privately. Romulo tien toox 1/3 and his wife to the re estavrant
Kuku at Calle Coshuile 223 where they had dinner. L/3 told Rowton toat
because of his wife's fresence he was not able to discuss anythize sub-
' stentive with Xosulo ani cad to leave the questions te wanted) to ask him
: re PAR/BBRUMEX activites until a subsequent meetiaz. L/3 added tcat in
the course of conversation, Zorulo stated thet Redolfo Sandovél Alegria
i hoped to be released fron prison in Farch,19€9. Rosulo also ststed that
he worked in a newspaver office, but L/3 felt he could aot sehurely ask
3 the name of the newspaper at that time.
I/3 told Roxton that Aconulo agreed to another meeting on 18 Pei bruary and
~-—~ asked L/3 to met him ceain at apartment 102 of Coahuila 200 shortly after
1900, inasmuch as he Generally leaves his place of exploynent a little
before that bine. Komulo,l/3 and his wife then took in a movie. ce
L/3 then told sowton that after he ied left Rowton the previous éay he had
; another very disturbing exzerience (he appeared to Rowton ne Tous and sufe
i fering fron lack of sleep}. L/3 explained that when he dror into the
Saléa de la Plastica Mexicana abont 1300 on 14/2/69, he ran igto an ‘eld
friend, Panny Ravel, a “exican artist with who: he had worked livery closely
im PaaUHEN soze years aco. L/> continued to Acwton that despite their
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past friendship, Ferny Havel treated hiz in an obvious ievlé manner.
I/3, feeling trat te could not this nass unnoticed, fot fanny in wre
me seemer pores gers ernest reeset
Coroer and usxed wtet was up. The replied that fcr sore! tine she nad
; been hearing “disturbing reperts" abcut L/3. Under further guesticning
by L/3 sne specific: thatoricinally, soze 7-3 montis previcusly she
had been told by a LiainS official taat 1/3 "was not to: be trusted.
Fanny continued thas she dic rot ray tco cuch attention: te this(sizce
the official was ravner *low-ievel", out core recently ste was /tolé the
same thing by an “urizpeacnable source” and ccuid not challenge it des-
pite her higa perscnusi esteem for L/3. i
L/3 comzented to Heaton that tae "&ninpeachadle source" , must, be the Chief
LIRING, inasmuch as Fanny Revel as alveys been a close pe: cord friend
of nis and possibiv even ore of his cistresses. L/3 centiaved “that LreT-.2 8
hea several ites ccrzented to hi (when L/4 was working in ithe LIaIhG
effice) that Panny Havel was anfrequent telephone contact wita _ the Chief.
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Rowton tcld L/3 that ke was zore convinced than ever that the LIZIG
office had mountei = slander operation against him because of cis con-
tects with the Canii2
& Sanchez group (Leén Barrics brothers and 2onulo)
nich PSKUHIN sas arcerently attenptine to isciate in $beir own interest.
shen L/3 2 area a little cceuscled et this, Rowton continued that ae
felt L/3 shenla, at the 18 Feb meeting witn "“KSmuie", tell the latter t-a
he knew the gente the TIKINGs were up to and ask wRémalg® point biank
whether ne knew to what extent the LIASING office was trysze to sabdotace
FAR because of its nationalistic anti-:s2UHER position: Zoxton asked L/3
to entice "R26culo™ izto such a discussion in the hope. that “rémulo”
“would ask him, L/3, to telp discover any unilateral operati 2s PBRUMEN
’ pight be planning. Zeston continued that L/3 stould tell zoaule that
although he was virtually cut off from the LIKING office, he stil had
@ great reny FEaUMIN friends ( 2.6. i 7) fron
_whom he could possitiy get useful inforaation to help Rozulo’ $ ‘faction.
Roston suigested thst L/3 could also srovose to hoxzulo that they both
put the sgueeze on Carlos VEra (apparently a LIAING prdveca tion) to ob-
some preicuinary daforzation en the intentions of the LIRI+G. ‘operation. —
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CONTACT REPRE a
Agent: TxInGg/3 ;
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Reports/Informatiin Given by Agent:
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LIRING/3 reported that “a4rulo” arpeared unanzrounced at his apartzert'
on the late afternocn of 17/2/59 and consecueztly he did rot go to meet
him at apartauent 102 of 2CO Coahuila st. on 12/2/69 as erizinally planned.
LIRInG/3 told Hewton that "85uulo" crozised tc see him again about 16K
on 20/2/59, coning to rick him up at his avartment.
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LIRING/3 then stated that on the marning af 49/9/60 be bet orn anes 8 eee
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Godoy, tze wife of Jorge, at Gcbernacién ard vas so Cisturded at she cool
reception thas he looxed up vorze Goioy later that day to find out: what was
going on. dorge Godoy was quite frank with hiz tellinr his thatthe LicI\G
officé nad advised hin to keep clear of LIRINS/3 because he was inet te be
trusted. Godoy continued that a LIKING official had teld nin that LIRInG/3
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followinz three points: (1) LIsING/3 had been in teuch wit: a foreimor who
pretenced to be a businessman but who did not do any business with raartanu, -
(2) LIsINS/3 had access to information that esuld come only from a police
source (3) LIRIKG/3 was resporsidle for the arrest of Identity/A and
had undertaken the mission to Gaateaala to get informzatica agains’ the re-
volution. - ; |
According to LIRiLG/3, dorge Godoy told him tras it was difficult to belive
all this, especially in the light of I1/3's reiatively long inprisonnent, but
he had to take it seriously in view of the source of the chargea. L/3 xx
told Rowtcn that he went over each point in rebuttal on a satter of principle
despite the fact thet Godor'’s mind obvio:sly was already ande UR.
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TIAING/3 told Rowvton that when he tclked later that day with "RGzulo” he ree
leted what had nappened with Godoy, "Rénulo" replied that. those LigIkG al-
legations were not to de taken seriously. He cotmented: "se have already
looked into them ard do not telieve them." He explained that for one thing
4f 1/3 hed beer a spy he certainly would have ecotinued (with the agproval
useful informaticn, instecd of sercitting himself to be arreste dust after
stepping across tne border. *Résulo"” azsreed with L/3 that the ERG office
‘and connivance of the authorities) on up the the sountains where} he could set .
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everzsthing Fossitie to isolate 743 Zron his sornal social contact
LIzZl.G charzes and cossibly de cern to L/3 aad or his wil
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with Carlos veza to fizd out sho nad sexs 013
to provoke L/3. ERowton egreead thst little or nothing could be accompli ished
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tinued that ne hizmself anoned te ccztinue to see L/3 and he was'sure that thiscs
would work out. He stressed thet ce and his factic- value tte friendssip end
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loyalty of indiviguals such as 1/3 whereas the LIRING establistment is icterestel
only in sroups and organizatioms taat can further their ern interests.
5. GUIDANCE/INFURAMTIC given to asent:
Rowtoa encourazed 1/3 to continv> his efforts to find steady erploynent since
he was nost vulnerable tc both the LIRinS egents as weil as 74H in the meter
of bis financis] resources. 1/3 told Rowton that he had = ready been pronised
an appointment to some teaching zmesition br Zavier isrincsa, phivate secretary
to Yatez, the Secretary of =duceticn. L/3 conmented that Espinosa is 2¢ neart
a "good progressive" and has been very syaratretic to hin sixce his retura to
Mexico. L/3 elso steted that he izcends to lock up Eerecieo cepeda in che hope
that the latter car clace hia soreshere in CCRASUPO or arransela job: with his
Chiapas newspecer ( "Rerovacién’). ;
SKowton also ursed 1/3. to continve te elicit informeticn fros "Rézulo”™ ccxser-
ning nis faction of the PAR 2nd enr knowles os he might have concerning tre
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41. Agent: LTLLG/3
2. Date & Site of Meeting: 1000, 27/3/66; Cafuiro Zeal geste
3. text keetiz: Sane place and tine, 7/5/69.
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LIZING/3 reported that unfortunately "Rezulo” (Yarie Augesto RERDEZ 4suilar)
hed not reanveared since his iast meeting with hie ( 17/2/63) ané tust he
felt he cculid do nothing but wait for Liz to initiate the TeccmEtecte
TTVTUG/Y continued that on his own initiative te had drozrei oy the ID=TuG
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offices on 21 March, feelire tnozt ne should not c
lation despite the unfavorable runors against
that office. He told Rowton that unfortunstel7 ne ;
mvinve to remain in iso-
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inportance in the offices at that tine, but was trld oy the catekeerer that
"they wanted to see hin" and that ne should returs early the following week.
LIFUMG/3 contis-eé to Rowten +
cided te teleshnome LIXING/O at 4
but was tola by a woman with a
toes instead of returning to the office =2 de-
ig nome. Fe did so on the morning of 25/3/69
Yexie-n accent (obviously the maid }tset neither
LiRING/O nor LIRING/2 was at tone. LIRING/3 then left tis name and zsxed the
women to inform either of chem that he had celled.
ILTING/3 continued that atout 412CO that sare day ( 25/3/89} his o14 Zriend
‘laentaty B
avpeared unanrounced at tis appartzent. 1/3 told Rowton that
altoouch it was obvious that Iden B had acpeare@ in restonse to tre tele-
t
phone message that L/3 nad left for LIRING/G, Iden B did not refer <9 it,
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explaining sizply thet he hed Zropped arcund tc see how LIRING/§ end tis wife
were doings. Ze did mentione® susseauentir in te conversation that se was
no¢ living with LiRI.G/2 and LIRING/O and LIkz ¥G/43 in their "very exple*
apartment. Iden B continued thet he hoped to retdin in Mexico until July
4969 and that he was pleuniag to marry a Mexican divorcée with three
--- (boys) whom he bad orizinally net many vears aco in a visif to Fexico City.
. MIRIKG/3 told: Roston that Iden B wag surprisinrly cordial, regrettins the
fact that ther had not seen eaca other for .some Size and ehcouragiac LIRING/3
children
to keep in tsuch in the future. He invited 5/3 to lingh on 29/3/69 det asked
his to teleshone to confirm. tie rave L/3 the telephcce. number of LIAiNG/9"s
residence, apparently forrettice that L/3 already tad she
Iden B then tcld LINING/3 cot to be. disturbed over the r
about him, since he himself bad been subjected to much th
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FRECKEN Chief would not be retdrnin~ to Mexico, and
avpy. To console T/3, Iden B continued that the LIA:
with the staff, since he was considered to forme] ani snedbish, and sozeviat
petty in his vindictiveness. Iden B erreed with 1/3 that the LIAING Chie? had
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reputation,and crodabliz 2ct
of Carzen Lozada's fataer and
c would replace the LIRING Chief. Ee comnen.ed thet
for sone tine beck he had withdrawn from politefis and tri 4
business, earning tis Li
Gn the domestic si
bea” both politic...
itself in a squeeze play between the biz powers end wes senuin2eivy fearful of
a Sovtet/Nixon rerprochement, a& tneir expense, of ccurse. Cn tne econcais side
ving by giving lectures on “is own initiative.
ian, Iden B cocmacr*ed the
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ivy and econetically. He oxpleined that FEXUMEN currentiy found
Iden B conmentei that he was hepoy te be in Mexico but added weekly taat chere
was every hope that things wsould zet better by 197C. shen L/3 countered thet
everyone nad been sincine that tune for many years, Iden B did rot defend his
position. {
‘LIHING/3 then tcld Rovtcon that he took the occasion to sention to Iden B that
a certain Carlos Yeza ( akaCarios Enrique IOPEZ Garcia) nad been pestering his \
in tne hope of finding someone traveling to PRBRIHEN who would be willing *c $
carry some packeses to soze of nis friends (includins the son of Turcios). inep
L/3 asked Iden B «nether he would oe willing to meet this Carlos Vera before
consenting to carry over ais packages, Iden B replied; "sf ,cono ro. Con sucho
gusto.” a
LIRING/3 commented to Reston that he brousht up the neze of Carlos YEGa as a
sign of good faith both vis-avis the latter as well as the Lads office since
he felt it hishly rrobablge that Vega was reporting resularly te the LIRIN¢ cozple
either directly cr indirectly and that in fact Yera hed possibly been sent to
ehecx on LIRTIG/3 end his wife. LIRING/3 continued tret be planned to recon-
tect Jacobo Rodrisuez Padilla and ask him to p pass alons the messaze to Carios
Vega that LIRING/3 was anxious to see him again since te felt tact. he had se-
solved Vegq's "problerc." i
LIRiZG/3 also tcid aovton that he had expressed the desire to Idén B_ to re-
visit PBRUMSY sore time in tae future. Iden B replied taat he'sculd do every~
thing he could to expedite the visa, wnich he said he felt present no protien.
“LIRING/3 also toid Rowton that LIRI2G/4 had received a letter fron t her sother
asking ter to attenzrt to obtain a 30-day visitor's visa for nex to cone to
Mexico von vacation. LI#inG/3 told Rowton that he and PIRINC/S bad already
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meade fornsl applicaticn fer so2e visa, altheuss they were ret opt mistic that
Gobernsciér would srant it. LIRING/3 added chet ne did not rention this deve-
lopme:.t to Iden B saitcoush he sicht cossisly mention it in passing
at his next chat. LIRING/3 commented to Roster: that ne felt LIRILS/4's aother
mignt heve some interesting sossip but could ret be expected to tell him end
LIRIKG/S anything startlics. He added that he 22d appiied for the visa tore out
of courtesy that in earnest and actusily hosed that the visa would not be
eranted, since this would Five him end LIRING/+ a Food pretext to make another
trip to F2iUMEN for purely rersonsl reasons.
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H 2. Date & Site of veatine: 1000, 7/8/69; restaurent of Camino Hes] notel.
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4, Informatién/Reports Given dy Arent:
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LIRING/3 reported that at lez:
Aguiler) had reappeared at hi
lest Fegnulo"( Vario Aucesto Hiencez
<nant, on the afternoon of 2 Arril,
<IuG/3 told So#ton that "Rénulo"
! without prior notice, aS usuel. i
i apolocize3 for nov having been sbie to revisit LIRING/3 before thet
date, ané explainec that he had been "out of town". Agcording to L/3
“mOmMuULO- C1Q NOT Five any exvlenatics of bis absence since mid-February
‘and L/3 felt he could not ask for
zuzh expicnation. "Rézulo" prozised
to keep ir touch with LIHING/3 by Grovping in to nis apertment “whenever
he could”. LINING/3 told Howton that he rade a disereet effort te =et
from "Réculo" a telephone nucter or eidress throusk whica he could be
contacted. :
LIRING/3 also reported that ne hed mat vith Iden B twice during
Easter week, tut as yet had teen uns ie to fet into hi's residence, as he
had hoped. He stressed that his reletionship with Iden B ‘was ing
proving steadily and he felt this a z30d sign, izasmuch as he felt certain
tat iden B ‘would not take the initiativeof recontacting LIsins/3
- without prior consultation with TIZIF3/9 and LIRING/2. ; :
LIRING/3 shen told Rowton thes TINTUS/& had received a very pessizistic
letter froz a certsin Echemendie, 2 txcle residing in Erooklyn, New York,
> - - who stated that LIRING/4's fether was dvine of cancer or the throat and
was unable to leave his home. LISING/3 continued that he had just dis-
covered that LIRING/4 on her own iritiative hed rushed to the U.S. con-
sulate and requested e visa. As she subsequently told LIRING/3, LI321)S/4
was inforzed by a consular official that her case would have to be "ine
vestigatec carefully by JCPACT" and tsat she was required to pay 125 pesos |.
for a telesram to Washinzton,5.C. to expedite the case. LIRING/3 told
Roston that be felt LIRING/8's action hed teen precipitous: ‘and could cause
bia additional embarrassment with the LIRING office..He added that ke dia
not think a visa would be rranted, bus asked Xowton to, do whatever he
could to rake certain that LI&TiG/4*s request was turned down. Hy con-
tinued thet in view of this unexcccted development, he! felt it wise
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ally since LIZI/G/3 had orisinallv nentioned LIRILS/4's Gesire to visit
her sick father and the problem this represented for him, when he firs
talked to LIZING/9 after nis retunn from Guatemala. :
LIXIKG/3 t-ld xowtcn that he feit this would also constitute a gocd pre-
text to sounc out LIRIiG/O abcut his rersoral feelines toward LIR1KG/3
and his own situation in the LIRIL.G Cffice. Rowton su-cested thav LIRinG/3
take this occasion to rention casually that he was still in occasional
contact with the Guateralans and to give LI#ING/° the names of "Bénulo"
and Carlos Yera, if L/9 asxed for details.
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Cyn nant Heres .
1. Agent: LIRTAG/3 ‘
@. Date x Site of Meetvin A00G, 11/2/62, Cemizco
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3. hext Meeting: me ti-e, piece, 1°00, 74/4/c 3
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LIRING/3 reported that he received an unexrected visit on 9/4/69
from Rotelio Azuirre, brother of cerjes Aruirge, wnon both he and
LIZING/4 have known for many vears (fro their wors tocether in
FERUMEN), LIXING/3 tcld Rowton that he «as surprised at the visit
wae “uel Rencay aud VEL Yyos BKuUarie sere ci0se irzenas' 01 veresa
Lozada and her husbané, Carlos Fersnbal. i/3 explzinea to Povton
that both Fozelio ané Jerjes sre exrloved in the Sécretaria de
Educeién woers Teres2 Lozada worked for sever:l years.
LIRIKG/3 continued to Rowton that Roz gelio, without neking any
reference to the Persatal family, asked <taIN6/3 to éo him an
‘ important favor. He went on to state that, am LTRTNG/3 new,
Identity C » was currently livins in ner] hone
¥own in PBRUMEN( the same area that LI2°NG/& cones from)! and was
oping to visit them in Mexico City in the nezr fuczure. Rogelio
continued that ke hoped that LIRING/3 could heve a check! froz a
Cenadian bank and immisration documents hand-carried to Iden c :
. so that she could pay for the ticket and present the Mexican
visa locally in PERUMEN, LIRIKG/3 told Reston that althouga he felt
“""@ bit mystified at this request, he told Rogelio Amuirre; that he
would do what he couid to find soneone who was plenning @ trip to
PBREMEN in the near future.
LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that the naze of his friend} Iden B
immediately came to his nind,and te attempted to telephone ~~
him at the epartment of LIRING/9. He, however, found that the tele-
phone was not in service,and felt that he had an exccellegt pretext
"*to visit the apartment about 1500 on that same daz ( 11/4/69) ex—
plaining to Iden B (and/or LIRINC¢/2 or /9) that he had to get
in touch urrently to pass on the request of rocelio Agui ¢ LIRING/3Z
agreed with Howton tnat he could take this occasion to agk the LIRIUG
office to attempt to obtain informaticn on the state of health of the
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father of LINI..G/& throurh the LIXING office in Mew Yorz City. TiaING/3
agreed that there was li.tle chance of this request veing honored, put
it would serve to revesl nis iacx of any otzer channels to LIRL2/4 's
father and stress the lezitimacy of LIRING/&‘'s concern for the health
of her father( an appliceticn for a visa to visit hin). :
LIRING/3 then stated to rowton toat he suspected the telephone o2 the
LIRING/S apartrent was tepred. He explained tnat cenerally when ze had
called in the past, there vas an urexplained interruption in tne iine
before the party could reply. He stressed to howton thet this «as his
num nareaned ahearwntian na eyes) Taan R whe ts riot wth ne
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recently as 9/4/69 did not nake any comment about the telephone service
in the apartment. LO
; LIRING/3 tapuised Kowton that when he visite: tne apartment: ‘that afternnon
he wouleé take as gocd a note as possible of the lay-out and furnishings
and escertein tne identity of tne raid. :
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CONTACT spon .
Agent: LIRIVG/3 :
Rate & Site of Meetin:- 100G, 24/4/69; Cehine Zeal Restaurant.
Kext Feeting: Sons time, place; 25/4/49
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Reports/Inforzation Given by Arent:
LinIiG/3 apolorfized for rot having been adle to make ske lest
scheduled mecting with zowton, 1090 on 18/4/69. He explained that
his friend, Iden B > had usexvectedly arepped in to see hin
at that time end he felt it mor2 important to see him arain than to
nake the meeting with xcwton ( he subsequently left = reccere sth
mowcon‘s answerins service).
LIginG/3 continved that te expleined to Iden B the: snoticnal
strain that LIaIiG/4 wag underpoins: as a result of the bad news con-.”
cerning her father's heslth. He then asked Iden B “cs attenpt to as-
certain the true state cf his health through the LI2Z70G Office in Hew
York and gave Iden B tie name ané telephone -.imber of the aunt of
LIRING/4 who appeared te be the hest scurce. Iden B |, according
to LIRING/3 promised to zend a messaze with the next rcuch: and hoped
to have news for LIxIiG/3 within the next ten days. |
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think about moving to PERTKEN for a "lensthy stay, rera.anw wiindefinitely. s
He explained that he felt he understucd LIXIiG/3's p voDlems, the ulus
nies, the subtle persecution end the resultant incressinl} aifficult
financial situation he found himself in, and he felt there |was no real
-solution in Fexico. In £2RTMEN, newever, he could zs:are much nore easily
for his wife and child, sicce nost bf his basic fineesial provlezs would
be solved. He added that ne was sure that he c.uld find LIRING/3 some
“gort of work in the cultiral field as soon as he returned to FBRCKSN and
then arrance an invitation. LIRING/3 told Roxton that altnough he regarded -
this proposition as encouraring ( since he was certaix tha Iden B
had prior approval from the LIKING Cffice), he tock 2 raturial and logical
approach in'replying to Iden B Ee stated thet: he _teld Iden B that -in
principle ne agreedbut he had to face the rekities of the situation. Pirst
he was not at all certain that he could convince his wile nabs such a
move, end second, he was not optisistic that Iden B could ange a. good
position for bim in PBRUNE= that sould persit him to vork si ricusly and, ©
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Rowsen told LIk#iNG/3, in reply tc ais query. that such a trip to PSRUEES ,
would 5e interesticn to him only if LIZINS/2 was offered d posit tion in
the cultural fiela with sooc sc¢re22 to
intelies uals and! sovern=
ment officiais. LIni:3/3 a-reed, coumerntins that he “ray | Iden D
and such young rebelswell enouga te develen cood corteet with then, vcrovided
he wee civen a reascnably serious job. In exv case ne sromised to work cz
LIRING/4 in tee nope of persuaaizns ner te ro along wita him, when and if
Iden B's proerosal materialized. :
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‘LIRIG/3 continued that Iden B then cffered te arranse en exposition
for LIRING/3 at Iden F in Cuernovaca,stating that he could
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te without cilficuley curesen tae virector of the 7~elleries (female) yao.
was a close friend cf his. Lisitct/3 accepted this arrerently genuine offer
and arranzed to travel to Cuernavzca on ths norning of 22/4/69 to talk tie
matter over with the director of cre art calleries.
TIaInS/3 then reported to xovton ta2t "kh
apartzent late on the evening of 72/4/69 thw
for 1830 in front of woolworth's for the following dey,43 originally plexsed).
According to LIRIUG/3, "2ézuloe” ( Fario Auzosto Mendez Aruilar) told hiz shat
he nec taxen the liberty of coticz that evening to iT 'G/3's apartment since
he waxted to talk in private of “somethine that LIRIZG/3 sduld do,to help
friends". "Rémulo" then went cx to explain that ore of jhis comrades «as
expeczei to arrive in Fexico City "in tae reer future” and would need a s2-
cure place to live, at least® until ke coulda Zind a plece of his own. "Réxulo®
stressed that this person, whose itentity he himelf cid not asfeti know, wsald
be traveling "clendestinely” and eculd not risk rentice a room on his own
until he had established nirself ic the weres. LIRITG/3 replied that he,of
course, would do his dest, cut peinted out that he hicself was not in 4 cond -
position to protect anyone. We finz:llv agreed that this person night be edle
to use his kitchen as tezporary livicz quar*ers, enterizz nd leaying the
apartzest throusbt the back(servicelentrance. LIHING/3 sointed out to "RScalo”
that tne back door to the apartzens house was locked az 4 every day and fm
that therefore it would de necessary Yor the yerson usizg t at entrance to -
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Ezuio" had asein visited him at tis!
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return to the apartment for cood ev2r7 nicht before 1700. "Régulo™ was ap- | ;
parently satisfied with this offer of LIRIHG/3 and prpsised to let him xnow| |:
when the person arrived in Mexico City. | 4
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time work at a colf elub in Fexico Clty
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Rowton aszed UIRING/3 to contin.e
information about his proccsed ass
in PBAUMEN; > some inflicetion sa
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he would be zuch more inte
a saferouse for. Rowton suzrestec
appeared for a few days, lone encurt
and identify hin. A deterninstion co:
of action for LIHING/2 with rezsrd to this person. In rezly to 1
query, 2ovton trougat that it would te best to reinsure vith} the -
office rezarcing this matter by casuzllyv mertion
he was performinc this service for nis PAR friends
menting toat he hoped that he would rot ac2iz
befween the LIEING Office and the naticralist fection ef she iPaR.
came oes RS seen . ae aa tem eS
nicself ("R4eule7} vas in core or less recular
rested in this develornont, Li
could get the identity of the comrede of "Ré=ule™ whem =2 was te crevide
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Date = Cite of Meetire: 1000, 25/4/59; Cemino Real xestaurant.
108C,, 28/4/69; Robbin R-staurant.
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Rext Meeting:
Report s/inforration
LIsIue/3 reported to Zowteon that he went to Cuernavaca early
on the ccrnine of 22/4/55 alone, since Iden B beeout
of the trip at the last minute,sayine he had to rerain in Hexico
City. LI=INS/3, however, vas able to talkx to the DSirectar of the
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LIKING/3 continued to Howton that when he returned hone late that
Saue tizct he founs a xcte from his wife inforzinc hic that she
had gone out to teleprore longs disvcnce end wruld nov be beck unt
late that night. yhen she returnea she infcrced him that ‘sh
ceived a telscram infsrzing her tnat her father had died? at 20230 on
the previous evenine ( 21/1/69) 2nd that she hed been a
telephone her mother in FSaUHEN but had not teen able te ize
LIZ™NG/3 continued thet his father-in-law wes buried on pa /n/Ea enc
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thet his wife was still in 4 state of depression andi zrié
Since she nad been unasle to see her father tefore nis de
tend the funeral. . {
LIRING/3 also reported that at ebout 103C cn 23/4/60 a oy
era
peared urennounced at his avartrent with = sz2ll pies 2 cf pater on
address. Ue tntredu ced hizself
others froz
withousS name sicply as a "friend of the Le&n farrios brot
Guaterala City," end asked LIRIYG/3 te put hin up for a few days.
LIRING/3 Sold Howton that he agreed after some reluctanéé, sugpecting
that this was the person referred to by Mario Mendez tRégulo"), al -
thouch the young Gua tezalan did not zentien "HZaulo™ ty faze. 1IaI73/2
told Rowton that bef. ‘ore promisirfs to rut the cuatemelan ap, he coz
mented to him that alticurh he ha@ a sreat teal of persopsl respect for
the Leén Barrios brothers he was ei sappointe4 that neither they nor
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i hic that he errected a nusber of children thet afterrcnon for en art lesson
in the apart=ent. Phe Guatehakan orcenised to be out of the apartment during
tre day and te return late a nicht. LIAING/3 told Zozton that in fact he
did not rearvezr until adcut 2200 that night,and left befor 2 creo the
following nornins. when he returned at about 2200 cn the nisnt of 24/8/65
he informed LiiinG/3 that he would be leaving the arertzent tre next rerning
early and woult rot have to return. He thanked LIZINS/3 p rgfusel; y tke
next morcing (25/4/69) and left at abcut C900 without telling LERINGJ3
where he antBees patet { H
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LIRING/3 continued to Rewtcn that at about 1930 on 23/4/69 when he returned
i to bis apartment, he found "Rdgulo™ ( Mario Mendez Avuilar) in his livine
: rooz having cclfee with his wife. LISING/3 took the occ asian to teli Rénulo
about the unextected housecuest. According to LIXING/3 "Résulo" arpesred /
genuinely surrrised and asked for she identity and parsic cgescription of
the person. “hen LIRING/3 told nim as auch as he “new, "Rom lo” stated that -
he could not izectify the cerson asa friend of his. Ee specultea that the
unannounced fuest had been sent to check on. Liat. 3/3 sand advised him to
be cautious an¢ as normsl ss possible in his routine while the person re-
-main in the house. Je said that he did not exclude the poss. bility that
this person bai seen sent br the LIRING office "to check om LIRIN ‘6/3's
private life". "2énulo" then offerred LIRIXG/3 a revolver for his self-
defense, but Lisiis/3 turned it down, saying that he was aot worried to
that exten@. Acccrdiis to i720..6/3, “z§nule® stated that he| hirself pre-
ferred to avoid reeting the young Guatemalan since ne could not identify
hin. Ze reassured LIKING/3 that nis own comrede who might agso be:in need
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world report croxnptly of his mseting Mg
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LIRILG/3 announced with evocrent cliessure thet at lens Last the
commo channel with toe PLR het teen reopened. He stated that he
had just received a letter from tne elder of the tue Leén Barrios
brothers ( Misuel and Juan) indicatine thet in his mini the lone
period of “probetion” was over tkak and that closer contect could
US Gayeeesd du vue uGdl Fululee chadeuss UNeL BIOseEQ KOWtCH a
letter gated 24 Asril sT9EG er the tandveiting be stated ees
LEON
nized as that of “icuel/zerrios, in whieh the writer, sircned
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the letter as "culio Antonio", inforied LIRING/2 thet he nad gust
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been released froz prison (“ssneterio") and vas vtlernin= to leave
town until tninss cool off for hin. LIRINC/3 told Roston that he
understood the double-talx of the eriter to mean that ne needed
money (9.100) to travel to Mexico «here he hoped to visit LIRING/3.
Rowton's photosess and tranzlatien of the etter is attached bere-
with. H
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LIRINE/4& (as previously reciested by LI¥ING/3) and bears the re-
turn address J. antonio Sedina, 24 Salle 1-655,Zona 1, Guatemala,
and was sent srecial delivery. LInING/3 told Rowton that ne did
font
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the sender's nane, Medina, wae rotional. He acded that "Violeta"
was the coce word for oper ticnal coxntact with anvore arriving .
on behalf of the Leén Barrios brethers, and that Doha Luisa referred
to Narta, the scther of the Leén S5arrics brothers. i ‘
when Roston asreed that LIRING/3 should send soze money ,no | more:
that 1,000 pesos ( Q 80 ) with a cover letter fror iin hG/4 (os-
tensibly} but in his own hendwritirg, explai:ing in doubledtalx:
that fortunately be ia dcing fairly well financially and that ‘-
LIRING/& is now working in an art callery and expects to inherit
money from her f2ther who recently passed away. LI.2N¢/3 p mised
to have the cover letter and ervelcre ready wnen he cet witin ox cton
on 7/5/69 so thes he could insert the money order. 1/2 tol Rowton
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RLFLRINGES 2 AL HOMMA-36184, 17 January 1965 .
B. GGA- S7qu, 25 January 1969 }
1. It is suggested that LIALWG-3 be shown a puoto of Garlos. Enrique LOFEZ
} Garcia (201- $4U5%.2), «0 gay Ve LutteAtsoude Hae Ge Condes LOLI Wit ty Linme-t
_ 06 24 Leceswer 1968. he photo of LOFLZ was forwarded wits: iGGA- 3708, 30 January
1969.
2. Attached for :exico City and Neadquarters is a yucto of Carles Eurique
£2 Arevalo, wiich cay also be sioun to LIRL\U-3 for possible ider tification.
" Liaison reported on 15 February lyoY tat LOPEZ Arevalo travellai to iavana, via
Fexico, on 12 January 1962 and 12 Noverber 1490S. The following biograpisic data on
LOPEZ Arevalo was taken from bis Passjurt Application, dated ly Octocer 1965:
| b. Father Tinoteo LOPEZ ot: GuotinwleL |
c. Mother Nicolasa AREVALO At Guatemala,
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3. Photograris of tario Augusto -ENDGZ Aguilar and ‘erio Ctoniel +E2WEZ
¥olina were forwarded to Staticn -exico City (:eference 4) vith tee request tey
be shoun to LILLNG-3 for possivle iventificatien.
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1. Headqmrter's files contain the following information on a Humberto
GORZALEZ and Exmterto GOSZALZZ Vera vho is provably identical vith the \
GONZALEZ deseribed by LIRIEG/3 in reference. .
a. In September 195) one Bumberto GONZALS, in company vith other
exiles, wes deported from Guatemala to Pazaza. Om 9 September this
exile group arrived in Pansza on board an Argentine military aircraft.
It was further reported that on 10 Septender, this saze croup
Geparted for Argertina via Guavaquil, Lica, ami Santiago. GONZALEZ,
Geseribded ns a Gaatemmlan national, utilized cafe conduct pass $1232
or $12925, which listed his occupation as being a railroad worker .
wee See ee a UD SUD eo CES Abi {se | (SOU: BLP-L100,
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bd. In early May 1957 ope Humberto GUTZALE? Tegn was reported as
being a menber of the Aliar-a de la Juventad Democratica de
. Guntemnls (AJDG), a Camumist youth croup. ‘This group was active |
in the preyaratios and distribution of propaganda which was being |
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(Sources EGG-965, 2% Mey 1957, ESCONSOH/2 froa ESCOHSOH/10)
Cy On 25 April 1959 one Humberto GORZALEZ Vem attended a necting!
at which plans for May Day celebrations were discussed. ‘hie seme:
report com-sined tae Field Coment that OOsS7ALEZ was a mezber of
the For. (Source: GUAT-259, 28 April 1959)
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a In 1959 ome Humberto OCORZALEZ Veg: was reported as being a
gember of the mtallon Guatemala. This crap had been recrutted
to join the Hicaragmnr revolutionary forces in trying to overtirow
the Hicsragasn Goverment of President Lois SOMOZA Debeyle. This
sane report indicated that CONZALEZ had teen invalwed in the
Eiearaguan Revolutionary movement, vee a neuber of the POT, and
worzed as sales mamger for the Amalia de KiCOL Company. The eddress
for this company wes reported sa 6th Avezze ani ina dt. Zone i,
Gsatemala City. (530-1331, 22 May 1959, EXGEM/1 fras ESGEH/15)
e. In late July 1960 one Inmbe-to GONZALEZ vas reported as being
& leftist who was financing a group veics hed prepared plans for :
acoup. (Source: Ha-1766, 2 Angust 1960, BSreW/1 from ESAECESS/3)
2. Headquarters would sppreciate any additional information on GONZALEZ
that might be developed by addresses.
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Chief, WH Division
ONY FAL‘ DESK
CAB RiGGE DEANS
Chief of Station, Guatemala City Hic
Chief of Station, Yexico City
Actior Required: FYI
Reference : HSMA-36114, 27 December 1968
1. Forwarded herewith as attachment =1 are eight reports
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the latest develonnents of
the LIRING-3 operation. . The most important of these are
revieved below. / .
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an , ‘“pomulo,’' wno tater aescriped nimsei1'as
MNario/*MENDEZ. appeared on the scene as the liaispn
man betwegi LIRING-3 and tne Guatemalan FAR...
~ HumbertoX*GONZALFZ Vega, whom MENDEZ called *
ye Gatc," apparently made initial contact with CYRING-3
on his own initiative. MWENDEZ said that "El Gato"
was a "good element" but expnasized that he (MENDEZ)
would be the person LIRING-3 would deal with o2
FAR matters. A copy of the sketch of MENDEZ. drawn
by LIRING-3 was shown by the Station to LIREBEL-2.
The, lattey, without any hesitation, ideatified it
4S as “Sav ier X*CONTRERAS, leading FAR representative
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in Mexico and a suspected PBRUMEN contact. The i
Staticn had the LIEMERACEZ team cover the entrance |
of the building where “MENDEZ and other FAR members |
have an apartment they use for clandestine meetings i
with LIRI“G-3. Despite the fact thet the team H
knows LIRING-3 from previous surveillance and that !
a copy of LIRING-3's sketch of MEND2Z was also
provided, the LIEMBRACEs spotted neither nan. The
(Station naturally plans to cover another meeting H
and is also exploring the possibility of determining;
who rented the apartment and from whom. It is of ;
some interest tc note that MENDEZ, aithough he gave :
LIRING-3 the agreed upon recognition signal, may i
still not be the "Pavel" LIRIXG-3 was told he would '
meet. LIRING-3 was shown a photograph of Oscar }
(aor - 941533) Arturo°&prarz Ramirez (know. to have serviced a
letter drop in Mexico City used by Yichelle Jeannette
FIRK before her death in Guatemala). LIRING-3 :
thougnt it lcoked iike a poor print of a photograph |:
or “Pavel” shown to kin while still incarcerated.
b. LIRING-3 is S apparently still suspicious H
Se en we tere aw prrers wee ec !
several letters (see paragraph 2) froz members of
the YAR in Guatemala warning him tnat adverse rumors:
(some of then calling him a WOFIRM agent) have been ‘
circulated in that country by Carlos PERZABAL Marcre.
Knowsing that PERZABAL's father-in-law is a close
friend of Chief, LIRING, LIRING-3 sourced che rumors.
to the LIRING headman - He first took up the matter
of the accusations made against hin with LIRING-9.
. The latter said there was nothing to this, but, and
there was 2 but, LIBIMNC-9 reminded LIRING-2 that
in the past he had been connected “with a person of
mysterious and suspicious affiliations," a clear
reference to ROWTON, LIRiNG-3's Greek friend. When
LIRING-3 insisted he wanted to discuss the matter
of the allegations sade against his directly with
S6444u5e 4am U-aTcTULay ww
Chief, LIRING, LIRING-9 ryronised to make an appoint-:
ment for him. This appojntzent, however, never
materialized. That Chie2, LIRING may have spread j
the allegations made against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL |
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o report dated 31 December). LIRING-3 also took up !
the matter of the PERZABAL denunciations with MENDEZ,
who told him that the FAP had paid no attention to
them and even accompanied LIRING-3 to PERZABAL's
house. LIRING-3, however, made the mistake of '
giving his name when asked who was calling. The H
result, as couid be expected, was that PERZABAL was !
"not in.” MENDEZ agreed to accompany LIRING-3 to.
LIPING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIRING-3 } }
not to make accusations without proof. MENDEZ,
incidentally, does not appear to be pro-PBRUMEN.
This is interesting in view of the fact that .
CONTRERAS, vith whom he may.’be identical, is a j
» suspected contact of the PBRUMENers. j
c. So far, it does not seen that the FAR has
‘been greatly disturbed by the accusations made
against LIRING-3. In fact, MENDEZ and the two othe
FAR members LIRING-3 met on 1 January’ have urged
LIRING-3 to join them in the hills of Guatenala,
where guerrilla warfare, they said, will soon be
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¥ inteasified. They did not hide that their purpose
was to broadcast LIRING-3's tame and the fact that
a Kezican had joined their fight. This was ‘apparently
to zppeal to the Mexican left and gain their support.
While LIRING-3 has declared himself ready to go back
to Qiatenala (if this was what ROWION wanted hin to
do), he did sot need ROWZON to decide that broad~
casting his name from the jungles of Guatenala was
not a thing he wanted anyone to do. At Station -
directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his
recent isprisonment he had to take care of his wife
before doing any more for the cavse. The best way
to d this was to take LIRING-4 to PERUMEN ind leave
her with relatives. This led LIRING-3 to ask what,
if anything, he could do for the FSR in Mexico.
So far, however, his FAR friends have not risen to
the bait. ‘
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2. Forwarded under separate cover as attachment #2 are
the ortowing docunents:
2. &A& copy of a letter from Oscar Moises
ROLDAN Espinoza. ( Ani-h%4n4 )
Decenber 1968, fron lar ta7*BARRIOS. sex F
ce. Translations.and copies of letters ‘from
Marta BARRIOS to LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 dated
29 December and from "Violeta" ted 17 November. \
25, Vjcwndke
dad. Copies of two letters’ Bed’ two A setearas
[received by LIEING-3 from“Rafael and Rigoberto
*ARGUETA Alvarado dated 10 December (see ROWTON' s
report ef 19 December). i
aia e3 A copy of the letter sent by LIRING-3 to
ae ee Marcue with copies for the Mexican
and S¢amisbh Communist Parties. This letter is
dated 25 December.
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| ». A translation and a copy of a letter, dated
f. A copy of an article written by LIRING-3
and published in a Mexican magazine. The date, ‘
number, and name of the magazine are marked on the ,
=" Copy. yet got
Jacobo
g. A copy of the note written by
RODRIGUEZ Padilla (af longtime member of the}
Guatemalan Conmunis$ Party living in Mexico)
intreducing’Carlosy*LOPEZ (who was an important
FAR leader in Guatemala until he cane to Mexico in
"late 1968). ok Gua ala i
a. A copy of an article which appeared in a ;
Chiapas newspaper announcing LIRING-3's release. :
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4. LIRING/3 gave Rowton two letters dated 10 December ,1968, fron
Rafsel Argueta A. and Rigoserto Argueta A. (Alvarado) in which
forrer states he working in Chiquimula ana gets home only every
fifteen dzeys. Zermer Latter states among profsse creetings and
best wishes that "Juan José y Miguel fkefuxkarrresy tienen un
aio para hacerle fuerte al cestino" which L/3 isterprets to sean
that Leén Barrios brothers intend resume activity on behalf FAR
@8 soon as they released. ‘
€e Laains/3 LOLG BOWLON Coat De nC DeB one or Doth brothers will
core to Mexico after release and asked kowton whether he could
determine probabi@ date of release so that he cculd be prepared
receive then:
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Subject: LIRinG/3 Report of Contact by "Pavel" of PAR.
4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton et 1000 on 23/12/66 at the restaurant
in the Camino Zeal Hotel that at long last the FAR contact promised by
the Leén Barrios brothers: had appeared. LIZING/3 told Zowton that et about
1900 on 19 December a Guatezalan came to his apartment and intppduced
himself as “a friend of Violeta." L/3 invited him in but asked him not to
discuss anythirg sensitive in the presence of his wife. After about ten
minutes of chit chat in the spartcent, L/3 and the Gustemalan, who gave
his name siiply as "Romulo", went to a nearby restaurant to talk privately.
2. According to LIRIKG/3, the Guatemalan stated that he had been ordered
by FAR to maintain contact with L/3. When queried by L/3 regarding the
Humberto GonzAlez Veza whom he had met nraviquely, "DAmeta® oeoteicsa)
"Oh, you mean ‘£1 Gato’ —- he's 4 good element, but ne will not bezr your
FaR contact. I have been entrusted with that mission." "Rémulo" also stared
that he knew Francisco Lara well and had worzed with hin in Guatemala City
seme time ago until Lara was arrested. "Rémulo" added that unfortunately
Lara's nother hed betrayed him to the police and he barely escaped arrest
at that time. "Résulo” confirced that Lara had been uncer a cloud as far
as his superiors were concerned and had mace the ill-feted trip
in order to attempt to clear himself of charzes against him.
3. when LIRING/3 told "Rémulo” that be had been in touch with the LIRING
office since his return, the latter exclsine?,"But what have the LInisG
people to do with us?" This gave L/3 the definite impressicn that "Rdmulo*
himself was not in touch with a PEZUMCN representative in Kexico City,and,
in any case, didnot like the ZIRING establishment. :
&,. He then asked L/3 to give him a summary report of the arrest and detention,
L/3 told Rowton that he balked at this at first, protesting to "Zémalo” taat
he had already given the details to the Leén Barrios brcthers and"Cebollito"
who he was sure had passed on the report to the FAR in Guatemala. “hen
"Rémulo” explained that he would aspreciate en oral report on the spot since
‘he wes not fully informed beceuse of communications problems, LIRIEG/3 told
' Rowton that he went over the whole episode for "Rémulo's" benefit. "Rémulo®
then asked to see LIRING/3 again at’ 1100 on 24 December to continue their
discussion. He promised toeneet L/3 on the. street in front of his apartment
house at the appointed tine. . ; i i .
5. LIRING/3 con*inued to Rowton that auch to bis surpkrise andl indignation ;
he received a letter on the following day(20/12/68) from Mart » the mother -”
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of the Len Zarrios brothers, in which,emong other thines, she stated that
“the man on the bgcycle", which L/3 explained to kowton meant Carlos
Persabal hed written a letter containing grave charges
against LIXING/3. The letter, which L/3 read aloud to Rowton, went an to
, assure L/3 that these charges were not believed but constituted a source
of annoyance to the writer's friends. !
6. LIRING/3 continued to Rewtcn that he felt so indignant and shocke1 at
this unpleasant development that he deciced to see the Chief LIKING and
have it ait with hin. L/3 explained that since the Chief LIRING is on very
friendly terms with the father-in-law of Persabai he micht be aware of the
letter and even possibly erccurgaged Fersabal to write it. L/3 told Howton
that he then got in touch with LIaING/2 by telephone andimade a date to meet
pim at tne LIKING establishrent at 0930 on 21/12/68. when he arrived et the
gate at thet time ne was told that LIZING/2 nad not yet arriveed. After a wait
of some twenty minutes, LIRING/2 appeered but asked LIRING/3 to wait a little
. longer since he was very busy. After another annoyisg wait, LIRING/S appeared
instead of LIRING/2 and talzed with LIZING/3 on the patio. LIRING/3 explained
‘that he wanted urzently to talk with the Chief LIZINS siice something bad
come up with regard to Persetal, He reminded LIZING/9 that he orisinelly bed
exppresseé a desire to have a face-to-fece confrontation ‘with Persbbal in
tbe LINING office so that he could present his report on'‘the arrest in sis
presence. LIRinG/9, accordirs to LIAING/3, brushed this off again with the
comment, "Sut as I told you before, you're making a mountain of a colehill.
You're exaggerating the whole business.”
9. LIRIKG/3 told Rowton that he then took out Martha's letter and insisted
that LIRING/9 read it. The latter expressed amazement at ithe revelation of -
Persabal's action but did not agree with LIRING/3 that the Chief LIEING ;
would be able to shed ligot on it. LIZING/3 then told LIRING/9 that he did :
not like the cemes that everycne seemed to be playing with him, and asked
LIRING/O point baank what it was thet rotivated his to ask for a writter
_ report of the arr:st and,after L/3 coxzplied with the request, to @rap his
feet. L/3 continued that he felt he had been frank with the LIRING office,
whereas on the other hand they were not honest with him ij telling him shat
they thought of him. L/9 then assured L/3 of his confidence inhim and added
that in the past certain persons, including Hugo, the assistant to LIR1NG/11,
had felt thatLIRinc/3 had been connected with a person of; mysterious and .
suspicious affildationa. '1/3, understanding this to be a clear allusion to
Rowton, admitted to having known this person in the past ree having hed
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his paintinga, but insisted with sore annoyance that this had sok bearing
on hig political activity. LIZING/9 acreed and aaded that it was reaily a
thing of the past that should not bother iIaZIHG/3. Ze promised to make an
appointment for LIRING/3 to see the Caief LIRING sozetime the following week.
8. LIRinG/3 continued that when ke met with "Rémulo* later that morning he
also showed the letter froz Martze to Lin. According to L/3, :*Rémulo" becane
indignant and sugeested thet they talk to Fersabal torether to get to the
bottcm of the matter. L/3 and "Eimulo" then took a taxi to the residence of
Persabdal in the hope of finding Sim in at the tine. *hen L/3,; Rowever, rang
the outside be&l he was told by& woman ( who he susrects wxrk was either
Persabal's wife or sister-in-law) that ersabal wes not at hore. L/3 noted
the woman's astonishnent in cer tcue of voice when ce statea-fis name ee uc
request. "Rémulo" who was present later cozuzented that L/3 should hot have
iven his nane since it was obvious that mum Fersatal was at aome but did
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‘9. According to 1/3, "Rémulo" at the seconé meeting stated that "several"
friends of his were plannir.3 to return to Guatemala to continue their work
‘for the PAR and that he hoped that LIRING/3 right be able to Lelp in this
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mission. "Rémulo”" did net specify what kina of assistance he ‘expected from
LIRL:G/3 tut promised to give nin detaiis sben the time caze for action in
this matter. He promised to see L/3 again at 1600 on 26 Deceuber ,1968.
40. LIEKING/3 told Rowton that he planned to insist on seeing: the Chief LIkING
‘IN TSE HOPE of determining his reaction to the charges by Persabal in view
‘of the Chief's friendship with tae in-laws of Fersatal. }
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4. hgent: LLRING/3 }
2. Date and Site of Meeting: 4100, 26/12/68; Camino Real Restaurant.
3. Next Meeting: 1100, 28/12/68; " " "
4. Reports/Information Passed by Acert: :
a) Contact of Carlos Lénez: 1/3 reported that abcut 1430 cn 24 December
as he and bis wife arrived at their apartment, tney found a"chaparit?
who introduced himseif as Carlos Lépez, a Guatemalan friend of
Jacobo Hodriguez(Padilla), and gave L/3 a note of intrcauction from
that ferson. L/3 gave Rowton the ortdinel etter hese Is avuacucd
herewith. L/3 told Rowton taat Lépez stated that he was anxious to
send various items, inclucing medicines, to FBRUNEN,and appealed to
L/3 since he "understood" that L/3 and his wife had contacts taorough
which he could send the items. Lépez, according to 1/3 appeared §very
: interested to be reassured that L/3 really did have good contacts
‘ with the LIRING estabiisczent. when L/3 assured him that he did see
i , LIRING respresentatives, Lépez went on to re¥eal that:he was a friend
; of Cerlos Perzabal and thet ne was fully informed concerning the
recent "tragic situation” of toth Persabal and LIRING/3. This bomb
shell shock L/3 badly and he felt obdlized to launch into a diatribe
against Perzabal. dhen Lépez commented that "naturally @e have to
: take Ferzabal's word against yours,since he know hin better,” L/3
i told Rowton that he demanded an explanation of who the "we" were.
i Lépez sinply replied thet it neaht"ivortent® persons in Guatenala
j . _ and Mexicu. He added that,"°as you know", Persabdal was known even to
. CSsar Montes. L/3 retorted, "But Montes has been stripped of his
H ' authority,as you should know." This led L/3 to the counterclaim that
i . he also had good friends in Guatemala and Mexico who could testify on
, bis bebalt. = o
LIRIWG/3 told Rowton that he then showed Lopes a photostatic copy
of the attached letter which he had written to Perzabal demanding
: an explanaticn of ay ye he was known to be, spreading against
him, and which neshx43 direscy sent to the CP Mexico and. Spain. He’
i ’ asked Lépez to keep the copy and te1l his good friend ferzabal where
i he got it and uncer what circumstances. :
LIRIKG/3 continued to Rowton that he had to cut short svt be « rather
/ heated exchange with Lépez since he had a date at 4600! that same
day with "Rémulo” outside his apartment house.
| po inting out that it could just as easily and logically have eome
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b} Costect with "Réqulo": LixING/3 told Rotten that he azain sae
Réaulo, the FR liaison, outside his apartsent house et about 1610
fax short time earlier that afternocn, he told Rémulo about the
corments made by Carlos l4pez. Romulo, according to L/3, did not
indicate that he knew Lofez at all, but agreed wita 1/3 that tie
accusations of Perzabal must be net head-on. He suggested tne fol-
lowing course of action: L/3 should wait for the reply from Karta
(mother of Leén Barrios brothers} as to the exact cheries made by
Perzabal before takins up the matser with the Chief LIRING. =a
tended to agree wita L/3 that the LIRING establishment nicht fave
inspired Perzaval's letter, but felt it would be better if 1/3
had a statement from Marta befcre accusing the PBRUMsiers of tad
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arrange a confrontation with Ferz2bal in the presence of three
"important FAR officials in Mexico", including a certain “Julio?
also known as "Buda". Résulo felt that Bude could lure FPerzabel to
& private seeting sinne the latter irexr alre.dy had interviewed
a bim some time ago and would be anxious to see him ‘again. This sould
provide a go00d pretext for a ccnfrontation between Perzabal azd
LIRING/3 to clear up the whole matter. j
CG) Prorosed Meeting with LIHING Chief: LIaixG/3 told Rowton thet he
felt it essential to see the LIkIsG Chief ca the morning of 27 Dec
. even if he does not receive a reply fron Marta byithat time. ze
: explained that he felt he could get some sort of staterent from the
LIKING Chief, either affirning or denying his knowledge of the
Perzabal letter so that he could use this in a possible meetizcg vith
-.--.-. the latter in the presence of Kémulo and his colleagues. He said
that be felt this important in view of a possible ‘invitation te
PBRUMEN that he mivht receive momentarily.
5. Information/Guidence Given to Asent: Rowton cautioned L/3 against jumping
the gun in accusing the LININGs of inspirirs the Ferzabal letier,
of the César Montes croup,who are expected to be glose; to the
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Subject: LIRUG/3 Identification of "Rémulo" Keported PAR Lisaison.
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1. £6 1100 on 28 Decender, 1902, LIAING/3 reported ts Povton at! the
Camino 2eal restaurant that be bed again met briefly with "Réizulo®
in front of bis (1/3's) apartment house about 1600 on 27/12/68. Cn
this occasicn "Zéxulo” identified himself as Mario Menéez.and promised
to give Li=ETiG/3 a telepnone at which he could be contacted in the fu-
ture. ‘ .
2. wWita rerard to the Perzabal z ccusations, "Kémulo” again caubionedé
LIRISG/3 arzinst juzpisg the gur with the Chief of LIRING ( i.e. accusi-:g
him of havizg inspired the charges), since if the LIN™!G Chief called
his bluff, 1/3 would have no proof. "Rémulo” recoz=mended that L/3 wait
until he received a reply from Marta giving details of the accusaticrs
before preceeaing rurtoer. Se suucd sues a Suus tins hr 272 hte entlescneg
would glediy conzront Persabal and cleer up the matter.
3. LiRING/3 described "R6zulo" as a Guatemalan of about 28 years of ase,
5°6", 125 ibs,sraignt black thinning hair, small eyes,clipped moustacne.
L/3 added that "Rémulo" frequently squints his eyes, eitner from a cervous
habit ,or sexe physical defect. LIRIHG/3 drew Eowton a rough sketch of
"Rérulo” as he recelled him froa the three brief meetixgs he ms had with
him to date.
&. LIKI‘N¢/3 also gave Rowton the oricinal of the letter from Karta dames
postmarked 18 Decesber,1968, is waich mention was rade of the Perzabal
charges, I/3 resinded Rowton that Perzabal is referred to in the letter
as “el hozbre de la bicicleta’y; and that the Ledn Barrios brothers (sona
of Karta) as "los ratojos."
5. LIRINS/3 also gave Rowtoa the original letter of Kexxzxe Cscar Moisés
4 Decemuer,1S68. The enveloce bears the same return address es tnat of
7 November,1968. Rold&én encloses the negative of a snapshot of himselt
as a "recuerdo." The letter contains general greetings and a plea for
whatever help L/3 can manage to five Xolddn.
6 LIRINGJ3 asked Howton's approval t>. send 500 pesos to Marta (via ber =f
sister) to encouraze her to continue writing him and keeping bim inforsad
of what develops, especially if end when her sons are released. Rowton
agreed but stressed that L/3 should explain that he had. ‘menaged to b2ve
this extra money as a result of sis recent exposition and to regret that
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1. LIRKING/3 reported tc Rowton at the Robin Restaurant at 1700 on 36/12/58
that when he returned to his apartment at about 120C on 28/12/63 he
found Mario Mendez (eka "8émulo") waiting in the cozpany of another FAz
memoer, whom L,/’3 descrited es “very fat" agced about 25 with a dreppire
moustache. L/} told Rowton that since he did not wish to involve his size
in conversation with these persons, invited tinem outside to a nearby res—
taurant. }
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hed decided finally to withdraw all its forces from the cities and to
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{wirtual iupossibility of effective action in the urban areas of Guatexaia.
i|they stated that they ani a number of their cosrades in #exico vere pianning
ito return to Guatemala sad doin the FAR forces in the mountains. They tien
t invited LIsinG/3 to acccupany tiem on their return trip, fecliag that i:
that way ne could contribute more to the strurgle. In reply to I/3's queries
‘ they did not specify how L/3 was to survive another trip and in fact te
: of any use vo thea in *he sountains. They sirply saic that they felt it
: would be useful to give vide publicity to I/3's presezce in the mountains,
once he reached that area. L/3 tcld Howton that he reacted ‘to this sczrewtat
startlirg proposal in es lozical a wey as possible, saying that he world
have it give it careful thought, inaszuch as it raised a number of very
serious problems with hia and his fazily. Mario Mendez and sis friend esn-
cluded with e rousing cheer for the "real revoluticnaries"™ who put asi
all thoughts of personsl safety and cozfort and rush into the battle. shea
L/3 yointed out that ther themselves after all had witadrawn from the action
i they replied that precisely for that rezson they intended te return ard
: do their share for the cause.
3. LIRT:G/3 also reported that he end his wife spent the 29th of Deceabder
-- With Crlando Suarez in Cuernavaca and haa lunch with hia and Jorge Gotoy.
Suarez renarced privately to L/3 that he had visited the Lrkine offices cn
24-25 Decenber and was “ot pleased” with comments he had hpard concerning
LIRING/3. Ze recommended taat L/3 see the Chief L1a.2G"as soon as possible”
to put the record straighs concerning the ‘circumstances surrounding his
. arrest and especially his, subsequent release. Suarez intimated that the
‘Chief IHING apparently favored the version civen by Ferzabal, with whose
in-laws he was on very close personal terms. LIRING/3 told owton that he
Planned to try agein to reet privately with, tae. Chief italn¢ on the morning
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names that appear in tne letters tc him ’rom Varta Barrios de Leén, LIxlNG/3
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i 3) "Le negra" is a leén Barrios sister aged about 14.
4) "Le chiguita™ is eix-year-old sister of the Leén Barrios brothers.
5) "Felissa" is the novia of Juér ccsé Leén Zerrios.
6) "Yuri" is a child, probably of hacia Elena, who is a close friend
ané possibly relative of tae Le6éa 3arrics fenily.
7) pe xoraiata” ana “Cari? whese identity L/3 never learned are both
active members of FAR who frequextly visited the Leén Barrics
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5. Liki:G/3 told Rowton that as regards the Rrexrcasdt proposed revisit to
Guatemala, he was prepared to discuss this with xowton and would be willing
.to undertake the hazardous cission, "if ttere were no oteer alternative’,
but that in any case careful plans would have to be worked out especially
‘with regard to commuuications, if Rowton toped to profit by L/3's rexewed
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4. &t,2100 on 1/1/69 2% the Robin Restaurant ilni.G/3 reported to Rowton
tnat he went, as requested by "Xémulo", to Calle Coahuila 22% (across
froz doolwort=s nezr the corner of Insurgertes Sur) enc found "RKénulo"
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to LIRING/3. Both wppeared younzer than "irulo”" and one could easily be
his brother because of the physical resezbisnce. The other, apparent age
25, light exicned,vto was introduced simply as an Ecuadorian, had a good
Guatezalan accent, and revealed in his resarzs an excellent knowledge of
Guatezala. The =cuadorian, who hed the acost pleasant personality of the
three, remarked during the conversation tasat ne had been inprisoned in
tze old penitentiary in Guatemala City and subsequextly "thrown" over the
vues LO oai¥esor. ‘
2. LraIKG/3 told aowton that the small apartzent contained nothing that he
could see but a table and several chairs and was obviously a safenouse
rather than a residence. "Réntulo™ later confirmed this when he told L/3
that taney would have to meet there in the fubure only by aprointment since
they did not live there but came cnly froz time to time to talk. ‘s a rey
sult, LIXING/3 made a date with them for 16CO on Friday, 3/1/69, et wiich
time be, L/3, would come to the apertment. "Rémulo" pronised to. wait for him
at the entrance to the apartment building so that L/3 would not have to
ring the bell end wait outside the door unnecessarily. i :
3. Daring the Zriendiy discussicn that ensued in the apartment,L/3 took
the line previcusly agreed on with Rowton with apparent success. The young
Ecuadorian showed his approval by nodding his head sevsral times, when L/3
outlines his reasons for not accepting at ence the proposal to return to
it necessary in any case to travel first to PBRUM=N to get his wife settiled
"Rémuio” shrugced his shoulders,renarking, "Sut can't sae iget by herself.f
L/3 then offerred to be of any service while in FBRUBEH, bat did not re-
ceive any pcsitive reaction. "Rézuio" responded simply with a "Yes, we'll
of fact to see LIKING/9 the following morning to talk apout the | svar which
L/9 himself had already volunteesed to arranse.
&. men the subject of Fercabal's calumnies against L/3 cane up ‘toward the
end of the conversation, "RSmulo” told L/3:"Don't worry agout that any sore.
A guatemalan, whom you don't know, will take osre of ret pesven "de una vez’
L/3 told xoston he felt this remark was too full of foreboding for him to!
ask for details. Ze agreed to come again to tae Oy a 1600 on 3/1/69.
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1. LIAING/3 repsrted to Rowton at 1000 cn 1/1/69 at the Robinj Zesteurant
thet be had not succeeded in seeing the Chief LIZING as he haa horeé the
previous worning since the latter did not acpear at bis office by 70c0,
when LIZING/3 had to leave to nake the contact wita "xésulo" at tis apart-
ment. LIaIsG/3 cortinued to Rowton thet woen he arrived at his apartaent
about 1015 he found a note from "R&émulo” askins him to cone to the £ollow-
ing acdress ak between 1130-1200 the following cay ( 1 January ,19 95952
Calle Coahuile 221.
2. Rowton therefore made anctner date with LIRIUG/3 for that sese evening
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ing. xeeton showei LIHI:G/2 the two pictures passed tqnim by the Station
of persozs suspected of beirz *Rénulo" end the fat colleague.! LIR1#S/3
told Rowton that be could see no resemblance to eitber person, but be felt
that the photo of the stczt rerson corresponded te the descriptice of the
“Pavel” he was supposed to meet. He recalled thet at the tine! the Leén
Berrios brothers tcld him they would arrance fo1' "Favel” to contact hin
in Mexico City uppa his return, they snowed him a rather poor; reproduction
of a picture of Pavel that tad appeered in the local press following a
gunfisht toat Favel had had on the border while crossings into Hexico.
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the proposed truvel of L/3 to Guatemala in the cozpany of his new FAR
friends. Rowton pointed out that such a trip would be extremely risky for
1/3 personally with little hope of any worthwhile production for Zowton.
LIRING/3 agreed and said that he felt he would have to continue to stall,
even at the risk of alienatirg the affections and confidence of his new
contacts. Rowton sucgestei that L/3 tell them that before he lcould pessibly
consider such a return trip he would have to visit FERUNEN with his wife
and child to get then settled there so that they would not agein be exposed
“to the difficuities they suffered during his last trip - financial as well
as psychological. This would cive L/3 at least another sonth before’ he
would be faced wita the triz. Rowton added that L/3 should offer to: do
“eversthing possible” in Mexico for his friends, reviewing for then bis
- knowledge and experience of the border areas, his service in ithe navy as
“ hence he should "play it atraight" with betht sides. | Nt fy
well as his reasonably good xnowledze of photocraphy. a 2 ss -
&. Rowton then stressed taat 1/3 should assume taat everythigg,at least in
eumzary fors, that he discussed with the FAR officials e wag in conta¢t
with would directly or indirectly be reported to the: LIANG éffice,and that
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4. At 1000 on 7 January,1°69, at the restaurant of the Cazino Real Hotel
LIgI%G/3 reported to Kowton that re had fust received three petters fron
Harta Barrica de Leén, the mother of the Ieén Barrios orethera (Miguel
and Jvfn) whom he had orisinally cet during bis confinement in Guatemala
City. ce gave the original letters, zowtca's translation of weich is
attached, to Rowton to copy and study. LIaiic/3 appeared genuinely shaken
at the revlaticn in the second perssraph of the letter,dated/ 29/12/68,
thet the "man cn the bicycle" ( Carios Perzabal) had written! in his letter
to Marta that LIRING/3 was “workise Zor another cozpany CiC?PIEM) und toat
i Marte aheula nat annfide in ancethine LIVTHG/2 michh write tal han a TTAINGI2
; told Rowton that ne bad suspected that Perzabal tad accused his of perhaps
i causing the arrest, but he never dreamed that Ferzabal would! go so far a3
to accuse hix outright of being a “c27IxM asent. :
2. LikiiG/3 then speculated tuat Ferzabal could not have cone such a serids
: thing of tis own initiative, but cust necessarily heave been inspired by
some outside source, most probably the LIRING establisiment. He econtizued
; thet he therefore felt it core necessary than ever to put the LIgInG Chief
Pup asainst the wall" end force 22 to adcit nis comrlicity.) LIZING/3 added
that he hed seen "Rémulo* on 3 Jactery a3 plexned and had told him about
the letter froa Marta and Terzabal's treachery. According tal LIKIHG/3
"Rémulo” became indignant and volunteered to accorpany LIKING/3 to the
LIRING establishment to have the whole thing out once and for all. LIkz:G/3
appeared so cisturbed at the unexpected news that howton found it impossible
--- - to check with him on the exact tine and place he allegedly met "Rémulo0” on
Priday, 3/1/69. dhen Rowton stated that he felt it very inportant to iden-
tify "Rémulo” positivgely ( Rowton alleged that he had acce is to the Gober-
nacién “mug file" of persons wante? by the Guatemalan Government and given
to the Mexicans for identificaticn}, LIRING/3 volunteered ta arrange to
meet "Rémulo” somewhere in public as soon 28 possible so that koston could
get a good look at bim ( as ke had crefiously done in the case of "Garcia").
3. Rowton advised LIRING/3 #66 not uncer any circumstances to attespt to
lure "Rémulo” to any public place, especially since the latter had estab-
lished a pattern of meeting with hia in a safehouse, but simply to tell
Rowton the next time he was invited to visit tne safehouse dnd kowton sould ;
cover the place from as conveniect a’ spot as possible (e.g. woolworkh's
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LIRING/O rabher than the Chief LiniiG Ii THE hope of more p odaction. «YH j
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Reference 2 HiB34-36114, 27 Lecember 1968 '
1. Forwarded herevith as attachment sl are cicght reports
prepared by *allace B. ZOVTON on the latest develo-nents of
the LIRIWG-3 operation. The sost important of these are!
reviawest hatlew_ I
RB. “Romulo,” who later deecribed himself as
Mario *HENDE, avneared on the scene as tke liaison;
man betveen LIRING-3 and the wuatemalan FAR.
Humberto SGONZALEZ Vega, whom BiNDEZ called “zl :
Gato,” appareztly uace initial contact with LIBI#G-3
on his own initiative. WctDES said that "Zl Gate” |
was s "good eleresat"” but emphasized that he (HEYDKZ)
would be tie persoa LIRI3a-3 would deal with oa
FAR matters, 4 cosy of ths a&keics OF HINDEL trava
by LIRING-3 was shown by the Station to LIRIDLL-2.
The iatter, without any hesitation, identified it
ap Javier ®CORTRERAS, leading YAR reprosentative
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1. Reports (8), b/w
2. Documents (7), a/3/c Cone ee
Distribution:
Orig & 2 ~ C/THD (w/atts - 1 copy cach)
2 - COS, Guatenala City (v/atts - 1 copy eaeh)
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have sn anartmuent they use for claniestirve neetings
with Lintig-3, egsnite the fact that the team
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the FAR in Guatemale warning him that adverse runcrs |
(seme of thes calling him a *CPIRH agent) have bees
circulated in that country by Carloa PORTABAL Harcue.
Enoving that PLRZABAL's father-ia-lew is a close
aFiend of Chief, LIKING, LIZING-3 sourced the rusors
to the LIZING heaman. Le first took up the watter
of the secusations sade against Sie vith LIRING-3.
The lstter saia there was nothing to this, but, and
there wes a but, LIAINS-9 rewinded LIHING-3 that .
ia tho vast he had been connected “vith a ceracn of
systerious and susoiecious affiliations,” a clear
reference to 2G7TOH, LIBING-3's Greek fsicsd. Vvhon
LISING-S iasieted be wanted to discuss the catter
of the alizzatiocas uade arainst hin directly with
Catef, LIRINS, LIBIAG-® promiged to make an anpeoint-
went for hin. This aopointneat, hovever, never
paterialized. That Chief, LIZING may have sxread
the allozations rate against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL
was coafiraed by Rolando °SUAR:Z (see RCXTON’s
Feport dated 31 December), LIR1%36-3 also took uo
the uattor of the PiRZAPAL cenunciations with NEYDiZ,
wko told him that the FAg had naid no attention to
them and evea accossanied LIRISG-3 to PiadZABAL's
bouse. LIRING-3, however, saje the mistake of
giving bis namo whea asked who vas calling. The
result, as could be expected, waz that PL.ZABAL was
“not in.“ ANDES agreed to accomvany LIZi%3-3 to
LIRING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIAZIN}3
not to make accusations without proof. HENDEZ,
fucidentally, dosa oot apnear to be pro-PBRUAEH.
_ Thies is interesting in view of the fact that:
CONTR CHAS, with whom be may be identical, is a
suspected contact of the PaaUMsvers.
©. Go far, it 40es sot seex that the FAR has
been greatly disturbed by the accusations nate ;
against LInINg-3, In fact, wivoct aad the tvo other
FAR penbers LIKINS-3 set on 1 January have urzed
LIBING-3 to join then in the bills of Guatenala,
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was to broadcast LIKINI-3's anee and the fact that
@ bexicaa had joined their fizht. This was ancarently
to npreal to the coxican left and gain their support.
Wkile LIRING-3 bas veclared hiazself ready to zo back
to GWatenala (if this was what kKOVTOY wartec bim te
do), he did not need AOETOA to decide that uroad- |
Ceetiag his name from the jungles of GQuate=zszia was |
act a thing he wanted anyone to Jo. At station
directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his
recent imorisonment he had to take care of his wife
before dcizg any core for the cause. The best way -
to do this sas to take LIRING-4 to FRRUMEX and leave
her with rolatives. This led LIZING-3 to ask what,,
if anything, he could do for the FAR in Hexico. }
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Deeenber 1968, from Marta *BARRIOS.
¢. Translations and copies of lettera fron |
Marta BARZIOS to LIKING-3 and LIELWC-4 dated {
26 Decenber and from “Violeta” dated 17 soveeber. |
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a. Copiss of two ietters and two postcards
Feceived by LIRINS-3 from Rafaci and Rizgoberto
*ARGUETA Alvaraco cated 19 December (seo ROVTO‘('s
report of 19 vecesber),.
@. A ecovy of the letter sont by LIRING-3 to
Carlos *PZRZAHAL Marcue with conies for the Mexican: :
aad Spanish Communist Partios. This letter is i H
dated -5 December. i
f. A cony of an article written by LIRING-3
and published im a \Vexican magazine. The dato,
mumber, and same of the magazine are sarke4 ca the
copy. .
.@-. A copy of the note written by Jacobo “4
®RODRIGUSZ Padilla (a longtime menber of the |
Guatemalan Communist Party living ia sexico) -
introducing Carlos *1LUP?ié (who was an important
FAR leaver in Gastenala ustil he came to Mexico in
late 1263).
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Cafapes cevspaper announcing LIZIN3-3's release.
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ictivities Against PenusEN Targets in October and Névember_1968
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* Reference : HSM4-35591, 10 October 1968 :
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cof 1. Personnel: There were no changes in personnel in
, the PENUMEN Section of the Station during October and Novenber.
2 Wallace 8, ROSTON returned from his TDY on 15 Octcber.
* Leslie I. HENDRZIQUE was at the Station TDY 26 throuzh 30
2 November in connection with the LISAGA case. Henry J. SLOMAN
. was at the Station TDY on 8 November to debrief ASSTPUT-16.
. Leonard S, TOAUET visited the Station during the last week |
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A. LIAGILE-1: LIAGILE-1 cane to xexico on : ,
. 19 October and returned to PERUNEXN on 1 Nov ember,:
but he did not contact the Station, (See MEXICO '
CiTyY--74974.)
B. LICARD-1: LITARD-1 returned from his TDY
to Kacrid in October. His mission was unsuccessful.
The Madrid Station provided detailed reports on |
this operation. :
C. LISAGA-1: LISAGA-1 returned to Mexico on
25 November 1968. He remained in Mexico to receive
special training and to undergo debriefing by a .
Eeadguarters TDYer until 9 December, when he returned -
to PBRUMEN,. Hy : ,
° D. Subject of MEXICO CITY-6266: LIADLIB-1.
fe finisked his debriefing of Subject during this period.
- (See HiYWA-soolr )
a. - E.- HAGLIDER-1: HAGLIDER-i did not return to.
. Mexico during this period. ;
F. YSWAIT-2: YJWAIT-2 did not return to Mexico
during this period.
7 G. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7595: Subject |
: defected to the Vexicans during the Olympics. The
Station arranged for a press conference through ;
LITAMIL-3. LITANIL-3's debriefing revealed that!
. Subject did not have any intelligence of value. |
ri i (See also MEXICO CITY-7621.)
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; H. AMSILLOS-1: AMWILLOW-1 arrived in Vexico
on 22 Noverber and returned to PBRUNEN on 2 December.
: FRADYFR could not meet him as he was at Headquarters
. on TDY. (See MEXICO CITY~8215 and -8335.)
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3 . 3. Active Leads to Prospects in PBRUMEN: an ae
j , A. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5442: LICOMET-2;
“3 : received a call fron Subject on 24 November asking
2 * hin to take care of two friends who were visiting
Kexico fron PBRUMEN. During the same call, Subject
indicated he would be coming to Mexico City soon on
wacation and would notify LICOXET-2 of the exact . |
date and details. ed
. .»* B. AMICARUS-1: After enlisting the cooperation ,
ef AMICARUS-3 in Veracruz, the Station is awaiting |
‘the arrival of AMICARUS-1, scheduled to transit
Kexico City fron PBRUMEN, to re-establish contact
between the tyo and have AMICARUS-3 develop AMICARUS-1.
(See MEXICO CITY-8136, et cetera. ) j
AXCAJOLE-1 was scheduled to visit Mexico from PBRUNEN.
e Bovever, his father at the last minute reportedly
oo _ ‘. «|. “Blocked” his departure. (See also MEXICO CITY-7574
so. . J ‘ and. -7622.) ‘
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D. LIALNANAC-1: LIALMANAC-1 told ROSTOX oa
23 Novercber that he is a close, long-tire fricud of
the Subjcct of H3Ui-36016. He says now he believes
he can develop’ a close relationship with EHO,
Mexico City.
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. E. Sabject of MEXICO CLYY-7946: The Station
is cooperntizcg with LNEfGO in preparing for, tke i
arxgiv2l of Sudject's son in Yexico., The Station‘
has assisted in getting a Mexican visa for the son.
The son arrived in Nexico on 2 Decerber, but it has
not yet been determined whether he is willing to:
be contacted and, hopefully, debriefed. |
4. ‘Legal Travelers to PBRUMEN: { ‘
A. LIRING-4: According to LIRING-3, LIEING-4
is in no condition to accept any assignnent or
instructions for a trip to PBRUMEN. There is,
however, some possibility that LIRING-3 nay go to
PBRUNEX on a “cultural" mission, at which time he
will report directly to PBRUMEN officials on his
activities in Guatenala. LIRING-9 has reiterated
that he wants both LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 toizo. but
has not Suggesved dates ror this travel. (See
MEXICO CITY-8159 and ~-8228.)
B. LIRENO-2: LIRENO-2's papers are finally.
in order, and she has indicated that she is still
willing to travel to PRRUMEN. However, the recent
death of her nother, as well as the recent incar-
ceration of her son (in a frare-up by his exployer -
see NEKICO CITY-8182), has brought her to a prysical
and psychological low. The Station is allowing her
time to recuperate before raising the question again.
C. LIANELE-1: LIANKLE-1 has not yet settled
in Mexico City. There was no contact with her
during this period.
D. LIARYN-1: Per MEXICO CITY-7433, LIAR#-1
was met during the Olympics, but did not have access
to much information of value. (See MEXICO CIT:-7563
and ~7741.) In spite of the fact that he was in |
daily contact with PBRUNEN participants, some of whom
spent considerable time with hin, he came up with
virtually nothing. The Station, at present, has no
contact with LIARM-1, who has returned to the :
EB. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5853 (News contact
of LITANIL-3}: Subject has been reapproached about -
making a trip to PBRUNEN now that the Olympics are
over. He has indicated. his willingness to mzke such
a trip now. LITAMIL-3 is arranging a meeting between
Subject and a Station Case Officer. 7 1 -
F. LIRENO-8: On 17 October LIRENO-8 was
instructed to actively arrange for a trip td PSRUNEX,
and, if he goes, to see about taking some c ses:
in that countr;. (See NEXICO CITY-7738 and lHMA-35593. }.
In the mneantine, he has become completely integrated
into the PBRUMEN Consulate and cultural institute :
in his town. In this capacity he will be ina i
position to repert on PBRUMEN activities in.that area.
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G. Subject of HNN-3551€: The Station is |
still planning to have ROWION cxplore ihe feasibility
of approzching Scbiect and using hin as an eventual
source in FERUAEN, where, by the nature cf kis >
function, he stiil maintains contacts. (See mau-
35516.) -
H, AXMSTRUT-16: Subject traveled to PITUHky
on 18 October 1258 and returned on 1 Neverbecr. On
her return to Mexico she was debriefed by Eenry J.
SLOUAN, who caxe to Mexico on TDY for this purpose.
Tne results of this debriefing were received in i
UFAA-355. . i
I. Subject of MEXICO CiTy-8319: LITAiIL-3:
was contacted by Subject, who returned fron PESTUEN
on 2 feeember. Subject was debriefed by a Straiion
Case Officer oa the current status of the relation-
ship beteeen his organization and the PSATUIHEy :
Governuent, and on other requirements given bim -
' before his departure for PBRUNEN Tne nost promising
factor in this oneration is the fact that fcur of
hic aubnedinetac will ha enmine ont far s canferance
in April 1969. Subject promised to give the Station
access to any or all of these individuals.
5. Technical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING and the
Residences of LIRING Personnel;
A. MEYRAP in Chief, LIRING's Residence: |
MEXICO CITY-7982 reported on the difficulties ‘
encountered in trying to have a LIRISK unit installed
ia the LIB4ACK-42 LD, The Station made its ow LIRISK
installatioa on 23 November. (See MEXICO CIT¥-8182.)
All attezpts to activate the WXTRAP have so far i
been unsuccessfui. (See MEXICO CITY-8303.) i
B. LESAYPSN: LISAWPAN coverage of Birk i
continued. EASY w2s lost on 9 October as a result
of a routine installation in the same duildirg by
the LIEBISK cozpany. Attempts to activate EAST fron
LISARI were unsuccessful. (See MEXICO C17¥-7593; and
-8232.) i
c. "“ LEENVOY: LIEXVOY coverage has remained
unchanged. The LIRING Commercial line still has
not been reconnected.
D. LIFEAT: -LIFEAT coverage of LIRING-21 was
discontinucd on 15 November for security rezsous.
The coverage was renewed on 6 December. |
* BE. LIONION: LIONION-1 continued to perform
his photographic and audio duties. Ris ability pow
to identify people by name by monitoring DOG aS}
particularly useful. -
F. LIROSIN: LIROSIN-1 was kept on full salary
during the period. In late November he was giv :
the assignment of renting a new LP shich vas § ted'
by LITAINT-2. He successfully rented this LP
4 Decenber, after LIREXO-1 laid the grouncverk, jand .
will move into it on 18 Decerber 1968.. This willl
be the base for an audio operation against. LIRING-2,
_EIRING-9, and LIRING-13. 5
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not reictivated during this period. |
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H. Audio Against the Residences of LIRING-21
and LIRING-24: Via LIPEALN-1 the Station located
empty apartments in the s sane buildings there these
tyro LIRING officers live. <aAttecpts to rent at lesst
one of these for an aucio operation proved difficult
in yiew oi the need for a cosigner and finding
suitable people to move in. LIROSIN-) was' goi:g to
attcrpt to moke some arranzement shen the LP described
iu subparagraph SF turned up. The Station’ decided
the latte: was of higher priority and discontinued
its efforts to rent the apartments next to LIRING-21
and LIRING-24.
6. Physical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING:
A. PsRUMEY Deputy in Merida: This target
left PCS on 15 November 1968, (See MECICO CITY-8148.)
B. LITAMIL-7: The Station had no contact with
LisAritecé® aurauy tuap peaivu, Sue war, LUwcvesr,
seen chatting with LIRING members on several occasions,
She was not observed visiting LIRING. ‘
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C. Female Access Agent (Subject of HEXICO
CITY-5958): No contact was established during this
period. i
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D. LIRING-3/LIRING-4: On 29 October ROTTON
met LIRING-3 after his release from jail. The
results of the initial debriefing were cabied in
MEXICO CITY-7900. LIRING-3 indicated that LIRING-4
was very nervous and upset, and that he wanted all
his own activity and associaticn with ROYTON to be
kept from her. LIRING-3 has been mecting fairly
frequently with LIRING-9, who has been debriefing
him on his encarceration in Guatemala. (See MEXICO
CITY-8159 and ~8228.)
EB. PBRUMEN Naids: The Station decided to
mount an operation against the PBRUMEN maids, and
selected LIEVBRACE-3 as a suitable access agent.
(See MECLICO CITY-7861.) The Station is in the
precess of turning LIEXBRACE-3 over to LIREALI-1,
who will be the outside Case Officer on this
operation. (See alse MEXICO CITY-8124.)
F. Chief, LIRING: The Station has corresponded
‘with Headquarters about a false flag cold: approach
- against Chief, LIRING. This still is in the ex-
ploratory stages. (See MEXICO CITY-8242.)
“”. Harassment of LIRING: ‘ There vere no new Huarache
8. LICOMET Debriefing Center: MEXICO crtry-eoee reported
that the charitable sponsorship covering the overt activities
of the debriefing certer ended on 31 October 1968 and that the
extra financial cover for the office space would end 30 November.
Headquarters’ assistance was requested in resolving this
problem. (Sce also MEXICO-CITY--8179 and -8287.) HMMA-35887
forwarded nore detailed LICONET-2 reports on the LICOMET cover
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during this period. * QUIOON's activity in Mexico remained
normal. . i. 7
10. Double Agents: LISASSY-1 returned from-his European
trip on 17 Novenber and was .recontacted by LIRING-9, who
levied redguircements on him #5 reported in WEXICO CITy-833
LISASSY~-1 continues to have difficulty satisfying LIRING-9-
requests for information on the activities of -the: PBRUMEN
community in Mexico City and Hi2.i. The CI aspect of the
LISASSY-1 operation vas virtually at a standstill, for two
reasons: first, at one time or another, either LIRING-9 or
LISASSY-1 was out of Mexico; and second, the Station has beer
unable tu cone up with information which LISASSY~1 could pass
to LIRJNG-9. In this last resrect, LIS‘SSY-1 continues to be
an excellent channel ef WOFIRi-controlled information to the
PBRUMEN Government via LIRING-3.
11. Operations Against PEEUMEN Subversive Agtavities in
Latin America: 1 i
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A. LIRING-3: See NESICO CITY-7500 for. ROWTON' s
-” cae sricting nP Ven e
Gnitint fobrictin SI LINING DS wu eeu emo dat
Guatenala. MEXICO Cilfy-72425. reported that LIRING-3
received a letter from Guatemala which he interpreted
as a check on a new commo channel between the
Guatemalan rebels and hin. LIRING-3 reported at
“length to LIRING-9 on his contacts with FAR sezbers
while in jail. At LIRINS-3's suggestion, LIRING-9
may send LIRING-3 to PBRUXZY¥Y to make a personal
report on this. (See MEXICO CITY-8159.) ‘More
detailed reports were forwarded in HN MA-35905.
HMMA-35904 forwarded a veport of LIRING-3's imprison-~-
ment in Guatemala. i .
B. Letter Drops: The PBRUMEN letter drops
being covered by the Station only produced one
interesting letter during this period. (See: HMA-
35873.) The Station suggested that Hecdquarters
follow up on the lead provided.
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C. LIRING-7: LIRIXG-7 continued to see his
Mexican leftist student "friends" during this period.
- (See HYMA-35822.) He also escorted a high-ranking
member of the Orthodox Church during a visit to
Mexico. One intelligence dissemination was made on
the basis of information produced by LIRING-7 curing
this visit.
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D. LIHACK-4: When he was in jail in mid- |
November, LIHACK-4 was approached by. sone Mexicans
arrested in connection with the student disturbances.
He was asked to take a walkie-type radio intq jail
for their commo, and was asked if he would bd@ willing
to assist them with his haz radio equipment for
direct commo between the revolutionaries and PBRU:IEN,
since going through LIRING vas not satisfactory.
The Station is taking a wait-and-see attitudd to see
how this develops. (Sce MEXICO CITY-8213.) f= F
E. Subject of HMMA-35S72: Via LIFEAT, LTENTRAP,
and the LIEMBRACEs, the Station identified a :Nexican
student contact of LIRING. Background information:
on this person, including_photos, was passed to the
LITE3POs on 21 November 1965 with a suggestion that
they arrest and interrogate the person. (see HIBIA~
35872 for details.)
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A. AMMCOK-3: ANBOOX-2 16 eaployed by a local
Mexican television station and apparently does not
intend to return to PuRULIN., ‘The Station had no |
ops contact with AMBOCOX-3 during the period of this
repori., He planned to trave] to the United States
to cover the Apollo/8 launching at Cape Kennedy in
‘late Decenber 1968, but this was not definite.
B. Travel Control Infornation: LIFIRE; LICOMET,
and LITEMPO continued to previde this type of :
information.
C. PBRUMEN Pishing Fliect: There was no
activity asainst this target. Several fishing
boats, hoxever, did seck shelter at Isla Mujeres,
and on cach occasion several crew menbers sought
asylum, The LICONETs were alerted each time to try
to obtain debriefings of these men. (See MEXICO
CITY-8023.)
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VD. MMVEPEN: one LiGusinss coutinued ve pruvaide
QUKNOON cargo manifests, and LIREXO-1 provided crew
and ship manifests. The manifests were pouched to
35912) and Headquarters for processing. (See HMMA-
35912, ;
E. AMDESTINE-1: AMDESTINE-1 was terminated
per Headquarters direction. See MEXICO. CITY-7664,
DIRECTO2-42579, and MsXICO CITyY-7739.
- F. AMDAUB-1: On 17 October ANDAUB-1 asked
for assistance from LNPURE. (See NEXICO CITY-7709.)
On 25 October he left Mexico for Miami, where he .
was met and handled by WH/Miami. (See JSCOBRA-1427, ,)
G. LIAMATOL-1: LIAMATOL-1 was met on! 7 October
1968 and agreed to cooperate with the Case Officer
by furnishing information on the activities of the
PBRUNEXers in the Veracruz area. LIAMATOL-1
requested that his main line of communication vith
the Station be through LIRENO-1 for security reasons.
(See HICIA-35913 and -35917.) ; :
H. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7515: The station
notified Headquarters of the arrival in Mexico of
@ person on the list of "40." The Station was asked
* to contact this Subject's brother to determine the
. present status of Subject. This was done, and the
report submitted in MEXICO CITY-7754 indicated that
he was content with his life in PBRUMEN and‘ was not
interested in contacts, even with his own brother,
if there was to be pressure applied for him to i
remain outside PBRUMEN. ‘ee
I, During a baséball game between PBRUMEN and
the United States during November, the PBRUMNEN |
playere attacked several Spectators. Through ~- !
LITANIL-3 the Station is trying to arrange jto have
one of those attacked sue a LIRING employee. (See
MEXICO CITY-8044, ~8048, -8078, and -8285.)} However,
the Station-cleared lawyer ran into difficultics
with the Mexican Government. Court authorities who
passed the lawyer a transcript of the original charges
against the LIRING employee advised the lawyer he
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home of ANSTRUT-&, who in turn notified the Station
_ to cone and pick it up. The contents of the letter
“were forwarded to Heuwdquariers in MEXICO CITY-8130.
This is a Headquarters case in which the Station!
participates only as a letter drop via A\MSTRUT-8
13. As can be seen, 211 the above has been previously
reported to Headquarters. In view of this, and the fact that’
the PBRUMEN Section, in addition, submits regular quarterly
progress reports on its projects, it is felt that reporting
on the Station's activities against the PBRUMEN target is
fadequate. Therefore, the Station once more suggests that
formal PBRUMEN Section monthly or bimonthly reports be
discontinued. Please advise.
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teal with Angel Himhertn CON7SUF7 Vans The onty Strtion trate on
atter individual was forwarded with iigc- 3098, 14 June 1963, fron a
of umdetermined reliability. In this report GONZALEZ was iisted
ug -ciive in the peace mo.crent of the Guatemalan Commmist Party
- GONZALE2's date of birta was given as 2 October 1927. Biographic — ,
and a photo of GONZALEZ have deen sequested fom liaison and. will be |
«ded to addressees wher. rec .ved.
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‘. According to Station infomation, Gustavo COLINTRES Barrios was.
ced on 3 July 1963: by the Guatemalan authorities. de was described
-is tine as a menber of “the supply network of the Rebel Armed Forces ,
", Although no further information is available in Station files, j
‘DRES was apparently consimed and sent to El Pavon. ; :
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%. Tn reterence to the names mentioned to LIRING-3 0, GNZALEZ i
dov.. acgr.a, Jorge Torron and Avecillas"), Guatemaiz Cit, feels *
pre -..¥ refer to Hector SANDOVAL Alegria, "Jose Samel TORON' 3
.0S, —~ Ricardo Israel VALIVILLOS Perez. All of these individuals
re;. -cecay arrested by the -exican authorities in May 1968 for an
We. -y- (MEXIOO CITY 5590, 17 May 1968). In addition, it is
-. « the “Nunez” mentioned later by GONZALEZ is identical with
Ros trae NUNEZ Sanchez, a Guatemalan Rightist who was also reportedly
ste oth SANDOVAL, TORON, and VALLECILLOS.
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‘lished for LIRING-3 in Mexico. Whether or not LIFING ever seexs to
the services of LIRING-3, the nainpainence of his contact with
“ALEZ might lead the FAR to utilize LiziNG-3 in some support. capacity
exico City. Such an opportimity could provide WOrixM with a vaiuable
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a ical with Angel Humberto G\..LEZ Vers. The only ‘Station trace on’
i te _atter_individual- was. forwarded with #0-=3698, 14 June 1963. from a’
is ~* of undetermined reliability. In this renort GONZALFZ «.< listed:
: gy eed an the peace MOVEMENT OL Ine Guatemalan Commar..5t Party:
oe 's date .of-birth-was-given-as2 October i927. Biographic
Pi “and a photo. “Of GONZALEZ. hav... cbeen requested from iiaison and will be
PHC -rded' to. addressees when -receiveds ——— > , :
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t ‘sted ied on 3 Juiy 1967 by the Guatemalan authorities. He was described
tia is' time as a member..of “‘the-supply-network of the Rebel Armed Forces
rig Although no further inforsation is available in Station files, ; Sg
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> probabiy refer_to_Hector_sAUVal-Alegria, Jose Samuel TOON
TK 0S, and Ricardo Ismael VALLCCILLOS Perez. All of these individuals
feported: zy <rrested by tieMexican-authorities in May 1968 for an
a SEXIO cry 5592, 17 Mey 1968). In addition, it is
: ae 2" mena use _sater—by GONZALEZ 1s identical with
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cALEZ might lead the FAR to utilize LIRING-3 in some support: capacity
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1. Forwarded attached are the two last contact reports
written by Wallace B. ROSTON on LIRING-3 before « I#TON's
departure on TDY in late January 1969. These reports are
uatcu re auu “e gauuaLry. ALSY LULWaLUCH 25 ahUtHC’ Lepurs
by ROFTON, dated 28 November 1968, which the Station somehow
failed to forward. | !
“2, That LIRING has forwarded information to the Mexican:
Communist Party casting suspicion on LIRING-3’s past activities
did not come as a great shock. Heraclio ZEPEDA is known to
the Station as a previous teacher at the University of Jalapa
who said in 1960 that he would accept a teaching position ia
PBRUMEN, a country he has visited on several occasions at the
invitation of its government. ZEPKDA aiso spent some time
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Mexican Communist Party (see HMMA-27727, 24 November! 1965),
ZEPEDA apparently also visited Comzunist China. He appears
to be well acquainted with LIRING-9. In view of the’ above,
the Station instructed ROJTON to ask LIRING-3 to refrain from
attempting to use ZEPEDA to obtain a "bootleg" copy of the
LIRING letter to the Mexican Communist Party. Tne Station
feels a copy of this letter would add little to the known fact
that LIRING-3 is a person that LIRING continues to view as
"suspect." LIONHEART has been asked for up-to-date inrorma-
tion on ZEPEDA's Party position. Any information passed by
LIONHEART will be forwarded to Headquarters. ; ;
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LIxIN@/9 at the LIRING estabdlinhment fren about 1745 until 1900 on 26/11/63.
He stated that he gave LIKING/9 his written report on his recent experiences
in Guatemala and the conclusions be drew from talzing with PAR members there.
L/3 also stated that he did his best to assure L/S that, aithough he sympathized
with the laments of the Leén Earrios brothers, ne was really on the PBHUMZN -
side and offered to do all he could to assist’ the-IhINGs in their attexpts to
assist the revolutionary forces. The following is Rowton's reconstruction of
the conversation, based on LIEZING/3's report:
L/3:.°I'm sorry to be late, but I bad to finish the report."
L/9: "Alright. I've been waiting here at the gate so there wouldn't
be any furtner delay. Let's go to my office so we can talk pri-
went nter 8
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Upon entering office, 1/9 removes jacket and offers 1/3 a Beat in the
office.
: L/3: "Nell, bere's my resort. I must apologize that it’s in rough draft
form. I had to write it rather hurriedly when my vife was not sround.
It's really just a series of badly orgarized thoughts and ideas but
i ' I'l] be glad to explain. There's a great deal more, of course, that
I could explain on the subject. Do you wish me to read it?"
1 - L/9: "Ko, that's alright. |
L/9 glences through the report and continuen:
"I'll read it carefully later. I really didn't expect auch 2 long
report. I appreciate it. In the meantine, how are you doing in your
personal effeirs?? : “
L/3: “tell, as I told you last time, I'm very zuch up in toe adr at_ the
i -. - .moent. My exposition has started but is net going aswell as can be
| expected - as well as I had hoped. You kmow, these things have their
| Ss up's and down's. I'll sell sone things, at least to Gover my current
poe ' expenses, but I*11 really have to get better organized financially
; '_ in the near future. The first problem that I'm really worried about
- gg my wife, and I frankly feel that I gust appeal to, you for help.
1/9: "Of course. Well, what is the problem?” |
1/3: "AS you «now, some time ago ny wife and I had a seribs of. ‘unpleasant
situations that alsost led to a separation...” i . oe ;
L/9: "Is that right! sas it that serious?" "anything political?” - ‘
L/3: " No, absolutely not. It was purely a domestic misunderstanding. Now
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LIgIKG/2. "
"Is that so? I had no ideal"
“#ell I assumed you inew, since Carmen's father is a close friend of
‘your Chief. in any case, it's over now, and I don't expect any trouble
fro: that quarter. However, I feel that I should explain that E have
an obligation to ny wife for all that she did not me while I was in
jail with no help from anyone, as you well know."
"Yes, it was difficult for her.”
"You see, my wife is a sincere revolutionary, but she really coesn't
want anv vart of the activity that a newnlutian danendd.
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many others, including my former cell-mate end his fanous uncle, who
talk a great revolution, but fall apart when the chips are dowa.”
"Yes, we know plenty of those types."
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"well, anyway, my wife wouldn't approve of my reinvolvement end keeps
pressing me to take a "respectable" job waich she knows I could obtain
througn my friends. éhat I really wnat to do is to somehow calm her down |
and srrenge things so that she won't have any ides of my politicsi pians.
As you know her father is very ill in New York, and she is anxious to
see him before he dies. I can arrange an exposition in ‘Montreal and then
asx the father to come up to see us there. That would get around the
problem of a U.35. visa, which I'a
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"The mly problem is trensporta‘ion. Air passage is too ‘expensive and
unfortunately there are no boats going from here. They‘all stop st New
York. Don't you have reguler ship traffic to Montreal, iso that we could
go taat way?”
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* ge could then kill two birds with ona stone, by stopping off at the
FastMEN capital enroute." -
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"I hope you understand my problen. I'm in a very pated, way: financially
at the moment, and couldn't possibly solve this proble
your help."
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he returned home the previous evening, he found to bis surprise a note slipped
under the door from LIHING/9 asking him rot to forget to come by at ‘1000 on
Monday, 2 becember,1968,.
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“The exposition is not going as well as I expected. But ‘the problem
I'm really comcprred gbout de thet of ny wife."
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"what do you mean? I don't understand.”
"Bell, I mean with you, when you g0.° :
"Ch, yes, I see. Of course. She cen see her relatives and there won't
be a problem. You know sy wife was gettirs pretty desperate cbout seeing
Northanerican Ambassy for a visa so that ste could go to tew York. Imagine
that! I told it would be no use - just a waste of time since she woivind
get the visa.”
"For heaven's sake, tell her not to go! That would create so end of
fatccce,ebivus in vae PDKUMZN capital. Calm her downaby all means.
"Getting back to my report, as I said, sany points can de expanded."
"You know I have plenty of time row. I'm up in the air, as I said, not
Going much - just the exposition. Cn the other hand you! mea busy man.
You set the time."
" I taink about 1060 would be good. Is that okay with you?
" Yes. I'll be back." ;
"I'm gald you covered the important point as to what the. FAR th inks of
us. This is very important to us. Also you say that you expect a contact
with one of them here?* i
"Yes, with a certain ‘Pavel’ but I don‘*t know when. I am ‘im contact as ycu
ean see. They have been writing me xore or less regularly since my de-
parture." ( L/3 takes two letters from pocket and shows then, but L/
makes no move to take them or reed contents.) ,
"Well, I‘ll be waiting for you at 71000 on Honday.”
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On the evering of & Janusry,1969, Identity B
srooth over the hard feelincs that hed arisen Letween LIRIKG/3
and hex husband. She denied any knowledge of charges made by
cad Luwovand aptiust 1/5 80a C1almec thst she could not believe
them in any case. When L/3 stated that he had definite proof:
in the forz ef a letter Identity B insisted on seeing it.
L/3 (who had given the criginal letter to Rorton) stalled pro-
mising to sroduce the letter on 10 January ir the presence of her
husband. L/3 told Rowton that when he atterpted to contact Iden B
and her husband by phone on the morning of 10 January, he found
the phone constantly busy and suspects that the receiver was
left purposely off the hcok. , '
On the evening of 12 January,1969, Arturo Serrare of the CPM,
visited LIZING/3 at his home and told him that the Central Con-
nittee of the CPM had discussed his feud with Identity A. ,
in response. to the letter LIKING/3 had sent to it alleging thet
Iden A was maliening him unjustly. Serrano continued thet the
CC of the CFM had found the letter too vague to make any sense,
Dut in any case could not taxe Iden A seriously. Serrano told
L/3 that Iden A and =_ Identity B _had been recently formally
expelled frez the party for ideolosicel reasons, but still had a
muaber of friends willing te vouch for them. On tne! other hand
Serrano stated that the CC of the CFM had received information
"some time avo" from the LiginG office alleging that LIRING/3 had
been acting in a suspicious manner, eSp2cially with) regard to cer-
tain information he had provided concerning Julian Lépez that
“could not tave come from a scurse other than the police." Serrano
continued that although the CrM had no love for the|LIRIRG office
it nevertheless had to take such a report into consideration and
the burden of proof was really on LIdI: 5/3.
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friend Jacobo Rodr{auez Padills was residing at Calle Verecruz 14,
apartment, and that the Carlos Vege,enom Jacobo sad sent to’ LIRING/3's
home with a note asking i/3 to help Vega, was living in the azotea
(servant's) room belonging to Jacobo's apartzent.
2. L/3 also reported that Carlos Vera again celled on hin unersounced
at hia anartrent on 20 Januarv.and asked him to arranze torourch his
PBRUMIN friends to senc a puckage of medicine to a son of ‘turcios
who was living in the PSRUMcH capital. Vega alss asked L/3 to send
two “very important" letters to PSXUNSN throurck friends who could
bypess the usual censorship. L/3 fromised to io what he could and asked
Vega to deliver tne letters tohin on 25 January. i
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unexplained behavior of Carlos Vega ( he originally told 1/3 that te
was a close friend of Identity A ), Rowton aszreed with 1/3 thet
no attempt should be made to open the letters ard shat they should
be delivered ;rozptly to the LIKING office for «natever disposicicn
that estabiishment might wnat to make of the letters. L/3 prosised
to note carefully the addressees of the letters. |
&, Fowton tcld L/3 that he would have to leave tow for a visit to
Monterrey and was not certain when he would be atie to finish his
business there. He made at date, towever, for 1000, 3 Febrtary,at
the Camino heal restaureant,and asked L/3 to return to the saze slace
at 1000 on 7 February in the event that Rowton did not vee at the
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to all "ispertant progressive” organizations. He volunteered
to pass a ccpy of the letter from Marta 2Barrios toe the CrM and
L/3's version of the arrest and detention as scon as he had pre-
pared it. ;
rio. In response to Rowton's query as to any other friends 1/3 might have
ye) in the CFK who misnt be able to obtain a copy of the origzizat letter from
> the LIRING Cffice, LIRING/3 recalled thet an old acquaintence from Chiapas,
x Tewcraltic Peorian, Led ievcuesy duviveu cim to ainner and appeared anxious to
* Te-estabiiso contact with bic. I/3 told Rowton tet he bed “nown Zepeda
in the P2RUM=N capital sore six years previously and recalled that Zepeda
had traveled and stucied in Cozomunist China and the Soviet Union before re-
turing to Mexicc. Zereda recently told 1/3 that he was euployed in CCNASUPO
and that he had written several articles favorable to 1/3 im: "Eenovecién"
a daily newspaper he controlled in Tuxla-Gutierrez,Chiepas. L/3 told Rowton
toat he later learned thatthe newspaper was actually owned by Hank Gonzdlez,
general director of CGNASLPO, who apparently hed political aubitions.
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why he bad recontacted i/3 after so long a time, but to ascertain his current
relationship with the CPH and the LIRINS office, if any.
&. LIRING/3 stated that he hed not been recontactea by "Résulo" and pronised
to advise Rowton in advance of a future neeting sc tkat Rowton could cover
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To | Chief, WHD DATE: _—. § Yo) _
FROM : Chief of Station, Santiago
SUBJECT: Gexcrac— Operational Matters te
specific ZACACTUS, Chile
REF: Sago-360
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1. Pursuant to the verbal statements of Dennis K. COPELAND at. ‘the “Lita Confer=
ence: of certain Station Chiofs, pertaining’ to ZACACTUS Operations: in ‘Chile,
the following suggestions are advanced for Headquarters consideration;
a) Cower for Chile, Official: ©
fhe Air Attache, Col. William ROSS, talked at length with General ACKERMAN,
Assistant Ax2, AFGS, while-attending the Panama Service Attache Conference,
on the question of providing a replacement for the Air Officer who had
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originally been’ scheduled Cor Santiago Air Attache Office to handle ZACACTUS. re
ROSS, who is @ vory intelligent, éapable officer, with excellent intelli- toy
gence experience, told ACKERMAN that he would appreciate being considered
for this assignment th, addition to his regular duties, as he was keenly -
interested in this type” ‘of eiideavor. He was of the opinion that he could
devote as large a share of his time to this work as would any other officer
80 assigned to his office. Furthermore, due to the size of his staff,
three. officers, he felt ha could assigi the bulk of his Air duties to his
assistants and concentrate: his ‘efforts on ZACACTUS , matters, which he thought
were of greater importance in Chile.- General ACKERMAN, according to ROSS,
was not adverse to this proposal but stated he would await contact from
ZACACTOS - Headquarters before considering the matter. further.
This: Station has high regard for ROSS’ and 4s of the opinion that he would
apply himself in a very: ‘diligent and. intelligent: mannor, to the duties of
handling ZACACT US in Chile. He is fully aware of the nedessi ty for discre=
tion, as he Rad been briéfed on this at ‘the time. the former ZACACTOS Gandi-
date had bean considers ‘for the Air attache Office. |
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1) Covers Hoe ia publisher and editor of a fairly successful weekly news-
no: } paper in Child, Although he ig’at the moment consicoring the possibility -
os ae .. Of selling thia newspaper, he has been encouraged to defer such action
: en . - for thirty days pending Headquarters' decision on his,casa. This paper
_ _— has its own printing presses and is capable of handling large printing
“orders of all types. This activity could be regulated in such a manner :
that it would ouly require a minimum amount of FULMINATER=1's time and”
would provide hin with an excellent cover for his ZACACTUS activities. ‘
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ot me ; 2) Ability: He is a writer, /playwrite, publisher and editor. Those. :
on ae qualifications plus=his initiative, | imaginativeness, ingenuity and broad .
: “oe ‘ " Entellectiial: ‘background should qualify nimi for ZACACTUS. operations. Re, i
ral Co of course, has an excellent coumand of Spanish “aa “well as French and nn
German.
3) Contacts: Dus to his professional status in Chile, he is on excellent
personal terms with all other newspaper publishers, correspondents and
editors. He also conducts a radie program and is accordingly well in~
formed in this field and has many radio contacts. In view of the fact
he originaily published his newspaper in Valparaiso, he has. many contacts
on the coast as well which should be ‘important in this work.
Personality: He is considered exceptional buth in Appearance and pers
sonality and has easily acquired the confidence and friendship of
! Chileans and Americans alike. Due to his wide interests, he is oon=
, sidered Very wall informed and cultured. His demeanoi is always that of
a gentlemin, yet he ‘is capable of courageous, action ag. , eeidenasd..by - his
wer experience and. his” sonduet of. assignments ‘for this Station as indicated
below. : : : - a .,
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a tl - thandle,the complex Soviet.espionagsé cass of “FULMINATER-2, His conduct
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tack ‘and’ ability to handle’ Himself in difficult circumstances. ~
paria the LeACTING operatsiis of” this Station involving the printing.
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funda and communications with ZACACTUS Hoadquartera.
“4 2) ZACACTUS Fteld operator: It is suggdsted that FULMINATER-1 be employed
: on a regular Stateside salary basis and tliat he be authorized a small
staff to assist him in the actual handling of all field projects. He
should have one officer assistant in a covert capacity and two stenog-
raphers, all of ‘whom would be in his overt cover office, presumably as 7
his regular employees.
3) Cut-outs, agents, etoe: FULMINATER-1 ‘should be. authorized to develop
such oat-outs, agents, etc. ag. required to carry out his objectives in
a Chile.
‘ 2, This: 8 ation is of € o-- ‘opinion that with the exception ‘of “possibly. Mexico and:
Venoztiela, Chile is* ‘of the most. important ‘Pa targets in Latin America.
Woe “The Communist influence in Chile is unquestionably a serious political factor, --.- - 7
and their propaganda - is growing steadily throughout the country with extremely © :
little if any opposition. The present Communist drive towards nationalization
of the copper industry ia gaining adherents daily and should be considered a.
potentially serious matter from the standpoint of our reliance on Chilean.
copper. Thus, it is the view of this Station that PW work is important in
Chile and that its initiation on a larger scale should. not be unduly delayed,
It is also believed that. considerable time, effort and monsy would be saved by
utilising ths talent’ now in Chile, such as ROSS and FULMENATER-I, who already
have their feet om the ground end are ready, to ‘start. |
By In ‘the caso of ROSS, if Headquarters 1s interested, it should approach General
Ae : “f ACKERMAN direct in A+2. . Regarding FULMINATER-1, a very tentative appreach
. - has been, made to sound him out, and he reacted very: ‘favorably although no
en commitments: were: mada, ag to, salary” or exact nature of the work. The. moment for
so a dacidsion in his case is’ very opportune, as he- is ‘planning to. sell his news-
. : paper ard leave Chile for the United States or som other country. Recogniz-
ane "ing the value his. ‘paper and presses would have ‘to his cover and his work,, he bev
was sspomeatee j
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References: A. Fr 22-100, Para &,a,
EB, NLEA6479
It is requested that Travel Ordars be issued for Michael M, CHOADEN
who is return'ns to Headquarters for resignation, The following information
iz swomifted in accordance with instructions contained in reference
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Return t+ Headguar sers for resivnation,
Fart Worth, rexags, residance of subject, with
stop-off “ton for resignation,
4, Fstinated date of dex.
viture: 5 August 1358.
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MENDRANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Divigion
SUBJECT : Mr, David A. Phillips
1. The attached dispatch from the Chief of Station, Beirut,
covers the proposed resignation of Mr. David A. Phillips from
CIA. The matter was discussed with the Chief of Station during
his recent visit to Headquarters, and he feels that Mr. Phillips’
decision to return to South America is irrevocable.
2. Mr. Phillips, as you are aware, wes in Havana until the
spring of 1957, at which time he accepted a staff agent position
in Beirut. His primary responsibility was the establishment of
a radio and television. production center in addition to providing
a variety of covert programs in the psychological. Yield. Mr. Fhil-
lips was instrumental in the establishment of a clandestine radio
broadcasting staticn in the area in addition to the mere direct
responsibilities of his Beirut assignment.
3. The’ Chief of Station indicated that Mr, Phillips dida
highly commendable job while in Beirut and fecls his departure
from the Middle East is regrettable; however, he was unable to
dissuade Mr, Phillips from his desires to leave CIA. Headquarters
hea been equally impressed by Mr. Phillips' services and feels '
he performed in an exemplary manner, utilizing his mature Judgment
and excellent PP sense in attaining the objectives which led to
his essignment in Beirut.
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NORMAN S. PAUL
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SUBJECT: Future Resignation fron CIA of David Phillips
1. Ina recent meeting with the Chief. of Station, David Fhillips, the
PECTATE case officer, ‘informally announced his intention of resigning frou
CIA in the near future. At that tize Phillips requested that Headquarters
be informed by the Chief of Station. ‘The decision to resign has been made
informally, in order for the Station and Headquarters to have as much ad-
vance notice as possible. Actually, Fhillips does not expect to leave his
Beirut assignment for about four months, or sometime in the month of July.
Phillips reports that. the PECTATES building will have been finished and oc-
cupied by PECTATE staffers long before that time.
2. In the above-mentioned meeting, and in a Memorandum for the Record
avomitted to the Chief of Station, Fhillips has emphasized that his decision
wao reached after careful though and has been prompted solely by personal
considerations. ‘Specifically the reascns are:
a. The necessity of Phillips’ return to Latin America to take
care of personal business problems, mainly the sale of his newspaper
in Chile. He has been negotiating for this sale for many months,
but he feels that an advanteseous egreement would be impossible to
reach by mail from such a distance.
b. Phillips’ desire to inaugurate a business firm in Cuba.
3. The Chier of Station has discussed this matter with Phillips in
detail. Phillips has reiterated--end has requested that Headquarters be so
advised--that his decision is purely personal. There is no question of dis-
sutisfaction with CIA, or of a morale problem. On the contrary, Fhillips
hes expressed his regret that circuastances prompt him to terminate what
he has cescribed as a most rewarding association with CIA.
A, Phillips' plans for leaving the Beirut asstgnment bring up the
problem of future CIA control of PECTATE. Phillips has submitted to the
Chief of Station his personal recomendations on this score, which have been
considered in prepering a separate dispatch.
GHOSN ZOGBY
Chief of Station
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_ 4. Please sdvisea CHOATE. of the following, which hes rean received by
Chief, vk “Avision, from the (2, Santiago, recarding ChOs = ¥'a rewapsper.
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2. ".eetha newspaper owned by CHOLTLY has been engaging in on all-out
eampelen against the Ricineteka Kiasion and thatr aconmeric program fer
Colle, “hile the newsospear in itealf ts nos terribiy importers, the Snhassy
hes baecke disturtec Lecausa of tha newsparer bel ty en dAmertera.
havertix the émissesder called he Jace, edit nevspeper and
eoved for an axnianailon, fea to thet he vas hi "in comaleta eacord
with the Alsinesacs pres : h8 heryis vere Lie’ ag he ura acting
upon instructicia trom hie publisher, Persenaliy, 0 think that iret waa
probably not tree but wee sisply os meens of passing the nue ricate
Ac very
himself fron a difficult situation, ido not belleve thet Get
much au coirent with the sciizities of the newsraper an’ that ita policy ia
left prebiy much in ake hands of the locel editor, Unfortunately, the Air
4tteehe, sho hac Leen here for 2 eoncidereble pzried, mencionad to the :
fmbass.edes thet he thoucht I might be eble te throes some Lirht on the
situation dua ta the fact that te, bieaclf, knew cirTA”. hed coma sort of
ceora. bon with pulse oi style if trere wes such a connection, [ was not
cogmisent of it, fevertheleas, © think thee the wosat circusspect wing
thet could te dons would te te eprrise FIA Wt or whet te going on on bis
neyspacer, go thet he eck correct $-e altuetion if he so dealres. [
urferstand too aubsecador inca -s to write a very strong letter directly to
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~ “NCRHAN S, PAUL
19 Decerber 1957
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1. Th is recomended thet the attached be brought to the
attention of David 4, PHILLIPS, with aa expression of EQS' views
situation, '
2, David A, PYTLUIFS is a RURARN Staff event presently serv-
jag everseas and most probably is, as Rafford Wy NEREEST survests,
“eof the current attitude of the naper (CGUTH vACIPIO VAIL -
Language newspancr); however, it fs believed thet
ion were brought to nis atbentien, end copy of the
explanaiory letter forwerdced to nir, he vould be
able to correct it promptly by a letter to the editor oublining
the policy he, the cimer, wiches the paper to fellow,
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acvise you of a situation thet might possibly becore .
t - Im recent montis the newssaver here owneé by :
hes been waging an <ll-out c moaira against the
on anc their eccnamic program for Chile, ‘hile the
newspaper 1f is not terribly inportant, the Subessy has become
disturbed because of the nevsusper teing ovmed by an American, Recently
the anteszador callei ia the locsi editor of thé newspaver and asked for
an erplenation, Ue reslied thet ne was hinsel? in ecnplete accord with
the Nlein-Saks progres but thet his hanés were tied as he was we upon
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very much
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neolicy Zeft urelir the local editor, Unfortunately,
the Air Attache, wie has been here for a cousiderabie period, mentioned
to the t~tassador thet he thought I night te able te threw seme li,nt on
the sitnetion due to fact that he, hinsel?, knew that Phillips had.
sore sort of connecticn with rUP. . tT stated that if there was such a
sonnection that FT wes not cognizant of it. Nevertheless, I think that
che most circumspect thing that could te dene would be to anprise Phillips
of what is roday on en his newsor *% ne could cerrect the situa
tion if he so desires. I understand a sador intends to write a
very strong letter direct*ty te Phillips. A strong statement 2 reply
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Chie? of Foreign Division T 26 Aurmust 1950
Chief, ef Station, Santiago
‘ Ad~inistrative
oan Duty Status Roports
sat TOSaAHLOGS
t - :
T hereby cortity that, the following rened individials ‘have perforned.
dutdtes during the oritire month of July 1950, and that the following
’ dollar paynorits are approved and authorized to be nade at Headquarters
to qubjectsat
- FULLBACK $100.00 -
FULAR _ 160,00. mrs
FUMINATER* © | 0,00 ”
_FULMDVATERSL . 50,00
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Chief of Foreign Division T 28 August 1950
. Ghipf,ef Station, Santiago
| Adcdniotrative
- | Duty Statua Reports
Rory. TCS lOGh
r hereby certify that tha following naned individuals have perfornsd ee
iien during the oritire month of July 1950, and that. the following
lollar paynonts are approved and authorised te be nado at Headquarters
to subjectss
. FULLBACK €100,00
| FULER 160,00.
FULSTNATER: 50,00". —_
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Chief, .Poreign Division T . SEP 27 1950
Chisf of Station, Santiago
; Administrative:
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FULMAR 0,06
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Chief, Foreign Division T RP Getobar 1950
Chief of Station, Santiago , : a3
* : Adnintetrative 7 es
whe ee a wee of
tae : . coo ov} : ,
ot : . I nerehy certify, that the fol: tntag tie taned tnatvidin tn: ‘have perfor . e
Re dubia: the’ entire’ month of Octoter 2950, and that: tha Poo
- _ . Paynents are ‘approved and authorized: to be nate: at Hoadquartire to vl
subjecter : ; wD
PULLBAGK oF $100,00
POLAR : oT 100,00
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nn PIUCOATERAA ; : ; 50,00
2. for mithortenitan ‘of reastiiation of FULSTHATER ani, PUL, éeo.
WASH 17632 dated 19 Oatobor 1 19506, .
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"INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in tho "TO" column. Under each comment a line shautd be drawn across sheet
and each.commenc numbered to correspond with tho number in the "TO" evlumn. Each officer should initial (check mark insufficient)
before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be raturned ta Registry.
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FROM — : Chief of Station, Seatiece .
SUBJECT: GENERAL. .
: SPECIFIC.” ror WIth oN g S:
1. Due to. the ency of providing safe quarters. for ‘the 2elvéréahie exan--
“ination of ULMINATSR-2, this ‘Station . equi rei a sal.
FYE NATER-1- to trins FOLST ya TER 2 to the polyrraah ¢
ity for this action was relieved to. have been const
The Tolowing details pertain to this spartment: |
The eathor-
2 WashF~19400,
Location: Calle Laclver 272, ninth floor, ‘Spartzent, 915.
RENTALS Forthly rent: */3,860. Ascordine to, local
- revetsery to pay an agvence ove
cont _ angnth ts rent else nai
a a . : paid for one xonth, |:
2/2, 8C6 wes ocid as ) the
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KAPOK
“17 Toverter 1950 _
Chief, Foreign Livision ft ; ;
. Chief of Station, Santiago |
Operational Matters.” Se a,
_ ACQUISITION SAPB-aP/RTMENTs FULMIRATER-1
Due to. the exigency of providing safe quarters for the polyrraphio exan-
- inaticn of FULSENATER-2, this: Station sogitred a safe-apartnent for -
FULEIXATER=1 to bring FULSTNATEP=2 to the polygraph team, The author=
ity for thie action was believed to have been construed in tshF-19400,
The followtng details pertain to this apartnent: .
Location: Calle NaoIver 272, ninth floor, apartment 915.
Honthly rant: ?/3,800, Ascoriling to local custom it was:
necessary to pay an advance over and above the initial .
month's rent also paid: ty Advance, Therefore, 3/3300 was
paid for one. month, 12 Noveiiber - 12 December 13950, and
P/2,586 wee paid ag the 2d vin-ce ‘euarantse for twenty daye,
Renters Juan SIVIRI, sna ‘as FULLNESS. safé-apartuent, erranged for:
~ by FULLMEgs: ~ .. en
Negotiators FUMARIC handled a1 the Necotiations-between STVORT and the.
. | Owher, whose nane is not iuima diately available at this
writings. ° - os i
. Deseri tion: 5a
‘to Chilosn..
onbination,;
. “Ee TCS-A-1255 continued
“ye . af . KAPOK
Tass continued :
Future: It is desirsd to re
tain this” anartaent as leas as
required in orier to provide a safo meating place
for FULNINATER-1 and Pe LMI NATER~2,
2. In order to larity this Station's mithonity ts ‘retain the above safe= .
apartment and to assume the exnense of same, it is re ussted. that. Heads. -
quarters so authorize this Station sccordihgly as early | ag practicable, a
[] unctassivien 7 CUA TERME - £7] conrinentiat (2] secrer
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building) .
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| to whom. Drow @ fine ocross colur-s otter aoch comment)
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Chiof, Forviem Division T . 23 Rovanber 1950
Chee of Station, Santiago | a o ° . ;
, Adninistrative A 7 . . Oo
: Ww
Duty Status Reporte 0. ‘2 .
° \ na! . w .
lid es titividuate: tive pe “pote
* : entire nonith of Ech nbor 21950, and thet the . x3
. ; iP paynanita ‘are approved ant’ authorised to: be sadn aot 2
leadquareoce to subjects: i . ° >
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- i 200,00 .
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wo “| $0,00:- oe el
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of TCS: 1 OF
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COMMENTS (Number each comment to thaw from whom
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OFFICERS
INITIALS
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PA Se
SECh ons
Chief af ftation, Santiacn
' DEC 15 1950
Chief, Forotz Divinton ? ”.
Operational
Safe amytoont, PILMTIATERa
Rott Tek 295
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30/4 ‘agra
4 Bec e 1950,
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INITIALS | 10 whom. Draw a line ocrasa column alter, each comment.)
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building)
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USE ONLY u
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Chiof, Foreim Division T
a Chief of Station, Santiago
a Adainistrative .
oa I horeby cert Sy that the, folloving- mined tadtvtaunle:
op. dation Curing to entire month of Docenber 1950,
-followine dollar yuonts ate approved and autho:
Headquarters ta subfocts
HAE . Fie
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TChahal QPP
23 Doconber 1950
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building) OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number ecck comment ta sham bom whom
TNITIALS, to whom, Drow a lice econ oluma after each tomment,)
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Chief, Foret Division ¥ * 7 SEP 27 195¢ _—
Chiaf of Station, Santiayo ae .
Administrative.
_ Duty Status Reports.
J horety ortity that ‘the following ng naned indtvtduada have ‘pom
' formed duties during the entire month of September 1950, and that -
the following dollar paymonta are Approved and authorized to ba:
nade. at Headquarters to subjectar: . oo, _ aa
-PULEBACK 900, 00°
“2 PULMAR 100,00.
”OPUIMIRATER ond FULAINATERA2, not tnactive
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building)
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STAFF C/ CEFR
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‘pate OCT 3 1950 -
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, ba
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Rontarnation of Salaries for FULHINATER and PULINATER=L
Tt in reavested that tho salaries of PULMINATER and
FULMINATER=2 bo restored cffectivo 12 Jetobor 1950, Bath these
individuals ara to recoive $50, per sonth to te deposited in
their respective bank accounts (ses TCS-A-1064) ,
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Chief, Torelen Division T 27 Ostoder 1950
Crieff of Station, Santiago
A€ninistrative
Duty Status Roporta
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7 : : 7 “)
1, T bored: certify that tho following masd individuzls have wrformed ~
dutioe tho entire math of October 1950, ami that the following dollar ot
payments are approved and authorized to be mate at Headquarters to ~
subjoctss ‘ aa,
EMS AMoUE ws
“FULIDAGK $260.00 a
FULAAR . . 100,00
PUL SDUASER 50,00
SVUNTRATERSL 50600
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roan designation, room eumbers and oar OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to thow from whem
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in the falfilinest of BRGEYTHM-LGACT ING directives.
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for special: services pertaining to LOACTING project.
EVALUATION CF SERVICES: A vory serious, ocasoientious and loyal American, “wn
tho has demonstrated his willingneas te serve hia country in the above eapacitye 1
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under cotistictery teour ity conditions .-
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conditicus in the handling of FULMINATORe2,. It is contouplatead that latter
agent will be deported from Chile in the immediate future and that PELYTPAPORe}
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. 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 23 July 195)
requesting a covert security clearance to permit Subject'sa uso in
the United States in preparing reports and furnishing contacts in
the newspaper. and lecture field in tha United States and abroad.
He will work closely with PP?/CRIV Office.
2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in the director's
Memorandum of 14 February 19L9, entitled "Security and Operational
Clearances," a covert security clearance is granted for the covert
use of the Subject as described in your request set forth in
peragraph 1 above.
3. Tne Subject is not to represent himself as, nor is he
to ba represented as, an employee of CiA.
4. Your attention is called to the fact tnat a covert security
clearance does not constitute complete commliance with the provisions
of CIA Regulation 10-9, Therefore, if you should desire at a later
date to change the status or use of this individual, a request
for clearance to cover any proposed chance should be submitted to
this office,
S. This clearance becomes invalid in the event the Subdject's
services are not utilized within 60 days of the date of this :
memorandum,
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SUBJECT. 3 ’ PHILLIPS, David. Atlee
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1. -The, -action checked below concerning Subject. of this memorandum: is
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a operational Clearance No.
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“MILESTONE 5
A
most important gentleman had ano unusually important, day
thks week... Charles Philfp Acthee George, son of Princess
Elabeth and Prince Philip, and England's foture bing,
became three.
it was a happy day all round, For not only did Bonny Prince
Charles enjoy io full measure the usual deltrlum af the. smalt bas's
birthday, but the King felt fit enough to sailend the party and lavite
Press puotogeapher.
The King's rapid recovery to the polnt where he can walk una-
Ided and: move with no apparent strain has astonished and delighted
the nation. The TEMES photographer - the first member of the
pubile to sce him since his operation - reported In some armasement
that the King showed no sixa of tliness, laughed and chatted happily
and seemed altogether out of character for a rat so recently at
krips with: major surgery.
“pwings.’ ‘Su, he seems happy
P bay ath
The Prince's birthday becan, as
every such day should, with eager
* opening of many parcets. He was
then taken for his usuat outing fn
St, James's Pack - that delightful
enough as his nanny pushes the
pram between admiring strollers,
followed by bulky ‘men stumped
Neat'and Yard all over. He'y a
playground that he can never fully
enjoy. For, a3 a texyal prince he
must not sall boats In public ponds
or
friendiy child with a demucratic
tendency to talk and ware to
everybody as he clutches two
the grubby lead soldiers, Ie’s a firm
feed ducks, or ride on
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with asus (and tt, seabl past Che
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interested in Wert ing apd very
‘abviawals mo cry. He hes bat te
learn to bese long absences from
he parents amd conduct himeelf
wit dienkty in public, London,
the world’s most ceit Judee af
royalty, nuarda him ton marks all
round tr dis third Revert on
Progress, and heartily wishes him
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Londoners face a new hazard,
another pit in the treacherovs bog
of regulations that surrounds
today’s Jaw-respecling citizens.
This week, careful sidesteppers
along the narrow pathways of
rectitude learned that the phone
may lead to a fine.
In our public telephone boxes
are (wo buttons: after the money
has clicked into the box and some,
sort of response -been evoked the
caller presses Button A 80 that
the other end can hear him. If
he gets the Wrong niunber or none
at “all he presses Button B and
gets his moncy bnék, -usually.
Sometimes, the mechanis.. ap-
pears to develop anlunusunl con
trition ti its behaviour and: pours
out a shower of coins. wildly in
exerss of the Button B presser’s
due THE now, this pleasant quirk
has invested the dull business of
telephoning with o certain spert-
ing quality. No call is completa
without a hopeful linke at But-
ton B.
‘The other day, Ht seems, a youth
tryine to phone i-friend
was getting no rep! which us
troubly enough, anyway Pressing
Button BL waa rewarded: with
eightpence, five more than he
was entitled to If there's one soul
in the whole of London's ten
million who wouldn't have pocket~
ed that extra fivepence it certainly
wasn’t our young swain, Unfort-
unately, somebody spotted his
transaction and the Iad eventually
found himself in court as wreng 2
number as anyone ever got.
They fined him ten shillings,
saying that he should have ret-
urned the other tivepence to the
box or a post-office. The author-
ittes) explain that people who
terget to pross Button B to regain
their money claim on the Post
Office and, therefore, snyone~
pocketing money thus hurled at
them is robbing the Postmaster
General. There may pessibly be
people who claim for the odd
forrotten threepence, but this
column has never met even a
remote friend of one.
So something of the sport has
fone out of life. And a lot of
people are congratuiaung then-
s‘lyrs on 4 narrow escape from
dsgrace ‘There, but fer the grace
of God. ‘The lad seems to have
had less than a generous dest!
from Fate. London hopes he at
Irast enjoyed the consolation of
a pluntbleexphitetion. by nis girl.
Tepd
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moaerer
Amonz the more frivhtening
wh any Heating in the minds ere
des now any of cohorts of
piurp tadies standing purpasefal.
hoon their heads. For somebody
has wenovered that this mnedtizying
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age ame . 4 AOS FARUST — efony jet, boung ctaniion iad a spot ot
SAN FELIPE: Adaunistrader Balneario Jahucl fp Steinens ap st Wemoey dim week
aoe serecctneerre sates eraetipenels sce em | @hwh mevessitated Me cticking 2
sereraesht sabe took a hee path
anisjegged ateat a bit sud bid
amegser shel No matrait ever tse
bstere. ppoitiment on a
neighing machine - he was stil
overweight Ao bystander, whe
might have been a cltch-doetor but
wha was 2 were than ordinarily
knowledgeable gytinast, suggested
the dejected hantam-welkht should
stand on his head. Surprisingly,
instead of giving the know-all 3
clip on the ear for il-timed Tevils,
the boxer did. as he was tuld) They
weighed him again and he hat
Jost the surplis sie ounces, The
stery ends happily enough, as he
won his fight a few hours later.
Now, there's anuther fight in
Progress between the “experts.”
dome doctors refused to believe i,
Ike the man who first saw the
siralfe, Other say that standing
on the head couldn't hare had
any effect; it was something clse.
EFrom.Harley Strect comes the
theary that being upside down
disturbs a body's aic content and
sends some of It higher; this
reresults In s temporary loss of
weight. But this isn't among
Vihar
trak five bas
ha the sts fisptes, de
speading aiere Cine thag anal
etde loan, in det runs, Whether
this ix the answer to the mididle-
aged fadies’ prayer ter an easy
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There'll be no extra food ab
Christmas, says the new Food
Minister. More time for devotion
and somewhat less for digestion
this year,
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An enquiry reveals that electric
bulb manufacturers have been
running price rings to prevent
competition. Could this “be the
light fantastle we hear about?
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Furst published an the ‘Chilean Times”, August 1, ty51,
FRANCE IN MOROCCO ;
HERE hes always been d'scussion about the pecullar
trait of humen natur. which Ends expressicn in a foeel-
iow of pleasure In contemplating the misfortunes of
others, Tho great Lucretius in his poem “De rerum natura”
tells of the satisiacticn enjoyed in witnessing, from the safoty
of the shore, the shipwrecked mariners struggling in the
cee but he does not seem to hdve found anything. reprehen-
in the sentiment. Nowadays we should, of course,
8
oe deny any such baseness in ourselves, though
we may not be so sure about “the other fellow” who is quite
copable of putting a banana—skin on the path for our special
benefit. However this may be, it cannot be Iqnored that
the “foreign” press tends to gleat over the difficulties of
Great Britain, formerly tn India and Palestine, now in Iran
and Egypt. conveniently forgett'ng the fect that no country
In the world with Internat’onat responsibilities can hope. in
present world circumstances, to evade situatiuns dangerous
Just twenty yoars—no more—have passed since a
magnificent "Expositicn Coloniale” was held in the Parisian
auburb Vincennes, which attracted visitors from all parts
. of the world and wus proudly poluted to ,in many countries.
as being convincing evidence that. the great nations of
Europe, and the United States wih them were in no way
disposed to accep! the concert of “the twilight of the Weal”
or to renounce their “m'ssion civilistrice”.
How stands that Colonial Erapire teday? It has to be
‘remembered that France, as a colonial power had a ‘great
asset shered by no other Western nation-——the absence cf
a rigid colour bar. The extending to “native” peoples of the
full rights of French ecatizenship went beyond legal formulae;
mixed unions are not frowned on and “a touch of the tar
brush"—or f yellow pain! in the Fer East, conveys no stigma.
whatever other hendicans may have to be oveicome.
Moreover, colonial France has called forth the energy, and
“in not a-tew cases, the genius of great soldiers and admin-
stators, second to none, and whatever may happen in the
ae) their place in histery 1s secure. Nevertheless, though
“coleur still flies over many lands Gnd over millions
iW many races, all of them, potenhally if not actually, overseas
Frenchmen, the weve of natenalism rising to full tide alter
tha disasters of the second werld-war has swept away many
land-marks that seemed to have ther foundations firmly
besed in tradinon. Syria ond Lebanon, with their great French
Cruseder castles,.srecking still of warriors and heroes ef tha
past who. lelt their giant bones from Anticch to the Gulf of
Agneiba ond beyond-all gone. On Indo-China and Annam,
Tonqum and Medegascer, we see French dominion fighting
there tor very hfe, end fate hangs daily in the balance
Now the interest and onxisty concentrates on Morocco, a
question thai really concerns all French Africa, north and
ce atral.
In Morocco the position is peculiar. Less than filty years
“age. thouga so necr Evrope.! Merccco was very little known
and foreiqners were not welcomed there. The mutual jeal-
ou: _; of European powers helped to p:rpetuate this situction
uae became intolerable, and-in return fcr the usual shady
aqreoments nut to interfero with the ambitions of others else-
were, France was given a fee hand t6.go ahead. By 1912. it
was possible to speck of “pacification,” and since that date,
vith a shadowy nutive ruier in nom nally supreme authorily.
the civilizing of ‘Morceco had gone far enough by 1913 for
that country’ ta have iis “pavilica’”’ in the Exhibiticn. But unde:
the surfeee aationalism fermanted, raising difficulties for the
Sulton woli as for French miltary and civil aviker
Thess ds Hes have naw become cente. and have bean
‘siged dn the Uni Weta Dy tha ropreueAiotive vt Trek, 1a
ong tact led the French representative to leave the Mendat-
wo during Lay {tis act ocly Creat
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the photographs? J presume you
import them but do you adhere
to the original description, 1
always have an uncomfortubie
fecling that my leg 1s being pul
Jed yet I should not be so bole
Pai Eis SREY SEE ae a Sh eat Hate
ayofe Ray thay you qumper witu
the text However,
than difficult to believe toa, a
girl with a Uke Daphne
Codd) should be selected by che
international Divers’ As-
sociation CAPD ag the “CHURT,
SUNS WHOM WE WOULD LIKE
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and woelks they be afhhaid witn
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contest she failed to piace: This
: therefore, omitted Jn
fret was,
order not to unnecessarily striln
readers’ denbts. Finally to the
best of the editors’ hnowltedge
there fs an International Peart
Divers’ Assoriasion and Mr. Mure
ray (president of the A. F. LL)
would assuredly welcome them (o
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soetarryy cretaia rights i
tO fields: Tho Alice wits
open negutiations for a cessation
of hostilities dDayed on the thirty-
eighth Parattel, :
Ia those five, weary, bloody
months proposst after $1t-Cated
Proposal Called the negative alr of
Communist abduracy’ and U.N.
insistenre. Meanwhile, the tighting
had gone on, savage and costly.
Aud ridge by dreary rlige had tate
ten, taking their tall of thowsands
of lives.
And what
af the final xettie-
mena TE To Sbnheahe defined a (ON
~ —
‘ negotiators after
territorlal vietory:
The present battle tne—now
trom ten to forty miles fnside
North Korea—will become the
permanent truce Itne If agreement
is reached withia thirty days on
outstanding sxenda ties, Uf the.
agreement is forthcoming the
afnucs will surrender any territory
gained in the next month's Hight-
ing. If there is no accord the
aiscussions will go on and a news
Une wit be drawn up along the
polhts of battle cuntact at the
UUme the peace Is finally signed.
Rat hes by a plenary session of
tower echetan
Rroups had debated for days the
topographical details, the Une that
will separate the two armies ex-
tends from a point south of Kas-
EX,
ate unauthcrized nosing in thele
own backyard, the Communist
plan made no mention of inpec-
tlon behind the nes, '
MANGE OF WAR
Io Ualted, Nations
prison compounds are: 168346
prlsoners—148.036 Nerth Kare.
ans and 1,610 Chinese, Just how
many U.N. prisoners the enemy
is holding ts not knewn since
nelther North Korea nor Com-
munis, China is a member of
the Geneva convention on war
prisoners, therefere docs net
report them. Currently missing
are 10,872 U.N. treops and 88390
South Koreans. At Tuesday's
plenary session, when the cease
thre line was raulfled, Admiral
Chartes ‘Turner Joy, chief of the”
United Nations delegates,, sug- .
gcsted cach side prepare siatss- -
tes on prisoners fo speed that
{Issue when Ko comes up far
debate, The sentor delegate
Proposed that each side prepare
the latest available Information
on names, nadonalities aad
other Hentification of all war
prisoners and the focation af all
prisoners af war camps.
CAPTIVES:
ong on the cust coaut to the mouth 3 RECOMMENDATIONS TO TUE
of the lnjin river on the western GOVERNMENTS
the
stabuard. Extending along
length of the twisting line is 2
neutral corridor two and a half
tile: deep. which Inctudes Pan.
munjom, site of the armistice
” negstlavions fer the past month but
fal!s by several miles tu encompass
Karsong, former peace city.
Hut three multi-pronged probl-
ems of the five-point peacn agenda
frcuamed to be settled. fu order ceport from the batile flony that countries ““phey branaat Cie $id
ee nang et eat nntrnne
CONCERNED;
Never a clear point, this vaguely
worded ilem results from a U.N,
refusal to put en the agenda the
withdrawal of troops frem Korea.
The U, N. insisty ihat troop
withdrawals form part of a poli.
teat aspect and have no part in
armistice discussions,
AG week's end came a blurred
VERBAL CLASH IN U. N.
East and West were still poles
apart-and nyu move yet made in
ths spacious ¢chambers of ths
Pala.s de Cinailet, where the sixth
siss.0n of the United Nanons Gee
neral Asszmibly 1s convening, a2-
emed capable of boidging the
yawning hlutue of suspicion and
at
tension ndw oso niueh ow part
East-West relationships. /
Disarmament wan stil the
ESS
number one issue on the dust
Uke agenda nnd the Big Two
viet Russ.a and the ULS A’ were
no closer to agreement now than
they had been at the ouiset.
But now there was a new point
of friction, wh.ch Soviet Foreign
Miuster Andrei Vishinsky raiscd
test week. It concerns a provision
iy the American Mutual Security
Act, which beeame ‘law last Octo-
ber. ‘The provision authorizes the
Provident ta spend up to $100 nul.
Kon out of military ald funds “for
any sclieted persons who are resid-
ing in or escapecs from” Sussia
and the satellites “either to form
such persons into elements of the
miltaiy force supporting the
North Attantic ‘Treaty organization
er for other purpas:s, “ The
sponsets of the prov.sion ciarm
that “other purposes” provides an
opening for them to aid under-
eround forces behind the Iron
Curtin .
The Russians provested that the
Mutual Sccurity Act was designed
to “f.mance subersive activines of
persons and urmed groups
{toy finance trsitms and war
eriminals “who fed from their
anooagreement on 2a
aboktion of atomic weapons.
a
iAHy Uscognged thy bs.me canteat of the Bay
fu any emergency wind ee
Tse pledees Were made al tn? their own poqulod ied
. *
. . inxstence ey Washington which had ant make decisten of
- > pa - Ame spe q
Thy A Wary eye on Ure Connecti, press qaesiiag oar ies
KOREAN CEASE FIRE LINE a atl land wartite fat, ceased and dierscor et the Combmorm, ta the Grriiaa unity. .
RATIFIED IN PLENARY Tat achedulald apprarance (hes# are qua ante the sea nod warfare . oa
SESSION: CESSATION OF {1 three questlsses; rats stilt gong nit, Covsespiniients oo The new Albed-Ronn arrange:
LAND FIGHTING REPORTED : i ig. Teperled Targe, Ares! alnng the eu: ny fore. a change ay MEH! Maul wade acrecmmemt ow a
G) SUPERVISING THE ARMIN. Communist fedot and complete “ ee . ‘ 1 vdei” of the Lurepean arcu ‘Taad i a malt.
Into the chitly, ratn-suaked. THCEs Keech site distrosts IN© tranquillity 7 ot cae mee Ege ES atonal aTiny camposed of anita -
7 . ome : oa wee wee ee dts whoteige . 7 TT :
roadside tert at Fanmunjon this ether and each feard that the at was not ciead from where the Ve. _ ad the rest of the HOM) Frvaee, Germany, Belgium,
. feck sweet a gust of accord. Unit. obher might use” the. Hut tor cegce fire ardor bid carsmated bOt a -ancedslf ihe move fa Russia, YY ene Evscmbourg, ee
eP Nations and Communint de. Pelnfarcement and re-equipmede from Key West, Florida, wheze : “ cat neue news or Q ; y The uncertainties surrounding
Sexates set a thirty day deadline “in new weapons ‘To obviate pyRigent Truman is taking his . . ere ain in a long-range the agreement stem from. three
for concluding a truce as they, at ‘Wifficulties an@ to allay suspi- winter vacation, came a vigorous | . eee anes Neurite’ bettie sources, First of these ts the poll-
the same time. came to an agre- clans sume sort of inspection eulal fram Presideniiat Press ve ve nnd he weet took the Hical situation tn West Germany
emeént.on the second item of the 8¥stent ts called for, The United Secretary Joseph Short, Said he: iduanee vied ‘sunultancous an- Where Dr, Adensuer’s stength has
hy _ . Natiens Command ire” ou“ ° “ _
° peare agenda—the location of the ome ccaamand proposed @ “There ean be na cease fire“in hounesments trom Washington, ven weakened by woses In recent
cease fire Une, Joint polleing train, free to travel! Korea unill an armistice has been POURS Re ad Pans declared that dy-electlons ta extreue Rightiat
Agreement came just five months 2#ywhere In Korea. The Com- signed.” Rendon as . mane ee pa jes speclally
to the-day after Soviet Deputy ta MUnISt propusal calls for a joint , the Western Big Three were pre- Parties and especially (o the power-
th : ited N i and arntistice comni‘sston responsible - oT pared to coniér secretly with Rus- ful, well-disciplined Soctatint party
e United Natlony, Jacob A, ‘ § . . sia and Luis Padilla Neryo, presi- 94 Dr. Kurt Schumacher, They
> Mallk, proposed that beth sides fF armistice arrangements and ene » Unite ; Getie- Clalist: party leader ha: ,
i: . aupervision, Never oncs to toler- EAST AND WEST CONTINUE dnt of the Untied Nations Gerie- Clalist’ party leader has aeaK" .
i ral Assembly in an effort to reach Ur. Adenauer of a “sell-out” fo the
common .‘Ulies. Me is inflexibly opposed to
proposal for disarmament and the the Furepean army proposal snd
insists that Germany rearm as a”
Taken off guard Foreign Mi- "Mleonal equal with the Atlantic
nister Vishinsky asked for time to
cousider the proposal.
THE
GERMANY'S,
Three tacts were tanghing the
Issues of West German savercigniy
fast week, al vainly interlocked
Pact countries or refrain-*from
participation,
The second factor is French
distrust of Germant rearmament .
PROELEM OF WEST ior which reason they piloted the
SOVEREIGNTY Furopean army idea ‘into proint-
pence ta aa cffart to head off any
ride prustent
plan.
German rearmament
The third factor, and perhaps
and all hinge’ to a none-toa-clear the most important of all, Is ho
talurs,
How was the
Ferteral Reprdiic with Its huge
Ruhr industries and technical
resaurces ta de weliled lo the West
and how was it to be fused into
the Atiantic Community and tts
dazzle of unity, lung the hopo of
. aki Germans and recently bronght
{West} Germau ts the fore
aguin by un Each |
German invitation to West Ger-
many to participate lo nation-wide
elections, . .
However the issue, were res-
potential military inanpuwer tapped hed even the most guileless optl-
so that it would flow into Com- Mls} would uot predict full West
munity channels?
Last week the Western Big
Three Foreign Ministers and the
S
Seaa Government made an ap- | wy
prosch to solve these prodlems.
U.S. Seeretary of State Dean
Acheson, British Foreiga Secretary
Antauny Eden and French Foreign
Ministor Roderi Schuman met
with) Bonn Chancellor Konrad
Adzrauet in Paris, They approved
a. agreenient which moved Chan-
e:llor Adecauer to remark with
thetoric favour: “An histories!
event which has brought Western
Germany forever Inty dae Western
camp
The essentiais of the agreemeot
are:
Poun vecupation§ will end but
German membership in the N. A.
¥. O. before . :
Allicd troops will remain‘on West -
WSS.
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: " “The Colonial tower of San ONS recently man es
i Franeiscusthe ecuse OF humorous pare ae Peron heat who atole ms antommblle Ne,
;: polemics bctween the Mayor of Maharaja ‘of Ka ‘urtath tine BV. 25 trom ou home, T3, De,
> Santiago and dw Prior of the ravedt in ‘ganthago Me . argo. Cadir Street, leasiteg aU abandoned
é Franciscan Fathers~-ii as ups: ert. “Friday 1 shail operate in tae @! dawn iat Saatay ut Le Ene
yew, 7 eal painters, In accordance wit hn of br De amen: ft ad bs 2 2! on Uhe corner of Creseon. 7
; au order from the Mayor recons- fA anedest cont.bet.on to the guge (2 Fretetriz, you are requested w
i _ tructlon work has begun on the cvs of th’s Congress tof Cancer 6M? by the same spot to earry
> outside walls of the church and Spectal.sts),” of! the rest of the ear that you
re) tower. Taking advantage of the . left bebind, afier removing the
. da ascent to the bell towers the Prior wheels, radiator, cic, ty order
i ordered that the tilted cross be. Simply by answering i question Chat Uo may coftect my insurance
f. stralghtened—the cross is 30 concerning the yearly export Sliaec so Jong as there Is anything
[ metres above the street and wus of Chilean nitrate, Professor Char- left of the vehicle ft can collect
i @. Struck by a stiong bolt of J:5 K. Ranson and his wife have nothing. The automvbite Is suit
i Witening during & storm. Local won a free ‘tp throughout Bovin Whore You felt It, Your coopera-
fi painters have always liked to.g0 America. The fortunate count: Gow will be much appreciated,
t into the green gardens of the arrived yesterday In: Santiago. The THE OWNER
1 Order, and frem there Paint the Inex began on aorad'o Program if wh
ih picturesque tower with ancient called “Your Tropical Trip"
(1 tilted cross. But now that they Profcssor Ranson was called before
i H have scen the new position of ‘the a Jery and asked about the annual .
ai cross they have countered with exportation of nitrate trom Gatte. Editor's Note: At press-time the
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bitter statements: “New we must
reinake all our Paintings beeause
of the cross”, .
_ EL DIARIO ILUSTRADO.
“A hendine in nw loral paper
gays that our transportation and
tratfle problems will be studied in
Europe,
But atong with this way of fix-
they'd better bring
. along some Europesa mentality.”
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Thin week's pin-up feature MF ss Laurette Greutner, levety
French mannequin, currently visiting the U. 9. Ina Yew short
months Miss Greutner has managed ty pocket the following
tiles: "Queen of Rising Star. Texas", “Miss Agricultural
Producta of 9°51" pad “The Gil We'd Most Like to Change
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One ot the adventayos wo have aver most readers cf
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publication and if we feel Kke commenting can do 57 «t
once withoul waiting fer next weck's edition. Thus we con
acknowledge “Chatiee Box’s”. comment on our column of
_ the «week bofore. We had asked {er examples of weeds.
which Lko “innings”. have a singular form glong wih aa
"and
“a” terminaticn. Chatter Box camo up with {series
it is a good: exumele—the dictionary statés” clearly that
is serves beth ‘as singular ord plural. Chetter Box also
mentions that the headline “STIX NIX CRIX - “PIX” bom
“Variety” would produce blank despair on tha‘ faco. of any
Englishman that come across it. It would do the. ‘seme to
99 out ci cus hund#ed Americans. Probably ninety percent
of these who do grasp the translation live. or huve Hved.
within a one mile radius of Times Squore. Although it will
be comparable to transiction ‘from the Urdu {we used to
speak it. but now have forgotten; you knew how it is when
you don't keep a language up) we shall attempt to alarify
the mecning: First of all ‘the strict meaning, In the terse
language cf Broadway: Stix means sticks, Nix fs “says no
to". Crix is critics cnd Pix is pictures. In other words tho
_ movie fans who ‘live in the country do not swarm ‘to the
. bex clfice when a film thet has been highly. praised by
reviewers arrives. at the local flicker-house. WALL STREET
LAYS AN AGG is, obviously, a reference to the crash of
. ‘29. “To lay an egg”. when one Is not speaking of a bird.
means to drop a brick or put your foot in your mouth.
wa
Werds are fun. even the serious study of
words. I yeu find yourself in the house some rainy
noon without a game ef canasta to fill your Hime rick
mmery and crcuse uuough a. Tha dicts
Ing tome,
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word, watchwerd: a ocrty slogan.”
in Hebrew was “eor of corn or stream in flood”.
usage stems from the time Jephtha used it as a beet
password to distingu: is men from the fleeing Eshr.
—who could not prenunce it ccrrectly. The same idec is
used in today’s wotinre. English speaking troops ofen
employ werds that-o st he pronounced easily by the en-
positon. The idea even want further in an anecdote pubdii-
shed in these pages a few weeks ago. American sold’er to
unknown:, What are the words of “The Star Spangled Ren.
ner? Answer: “Damned if I know them”. Soldier: * ‘Advance
American soldier, and be recounized.”
Lary
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“Burcombe”, also known as bunkum, was the nome
of a U. S. Congressm:m who made a pointless speech to
impress his constituents. "Chauvinism”, the practise of bl nd
+ patriotism, comes from the name of Chauviu a soldier who
was continually boasting of Mapoleon’s g'ery. “Cabal”, an
intigue, is a werd cemposed of the inilial letters of the
nemes of five English gentlemen who conspired against
authority. With these words we kave hardly started in an
investigation that com be as exciting as rezding detectve
> steries. But if the history and use of Words ia an interestirg
study. the otservatica cf the mis-use of words is even mere
fun We blush to say that we have an Aunt who “blursnes”
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', wrote a delightful story about a young man who thought
the word “cerminative’ meant red, of of perlain‘'nq to thet
color. Huxley recourts how the fellow bandied the werd
“about in an in agi manner, and, most cf the time vot
away with it since none of his Hsteners knew the aiiferen.
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ef tho Karadura Koncest Kompany. some trenty-five yoors
age. must have been as corny as their nome. One of the
organizers cl that enterprise, Mr. Bort Gov since
intermed me that they were very gocd and that {2
by their efforts were able to raise the stm ct one iheusan. §
pounds for Earl Haiy’s Fund. The members o: izo partly. were”,
all members of the British Legion and thal once more ©
demonstrates my contention that Legion Me:wbers of those
dava were mora serious abcut their memberskip ard the
objects cf the Legicn than the now members oi nowadays .
To anyene who may feet offended at my comments about -
the neme of the company. I cpologise most sincerely, but
nevertheloss { still ccns der that the Name, Karadura Koncert ,
Kompany, was a crumby one. Or should i-aay “xrumby"?... —
incidentclly. the sugcest'on put forward by “JOE” last week *
that the apparent lack of enthusiasm on the parl of the new -
members may bo attributed to the fact that there are now ~
more ladies who qualify fer membership, and so forth,
doesn't convince me very much . T recall a dinner at .
the Country Club, two or three years ago, at which tho
ladies sang the barrack rocm ballades of the 1939-1945 af-
tray with quite as much gusty on husiasm as the men .
And anyone who states that the ladies cre not as keonft’y : :
© periy as the men frevaricates, and the truth is notin .
him . . . Mr. Bert Gould, who has always been active in ~
Legion affairs, cnd ‘for his service in the Second World War «-
was decorated by the Chilean Government and rewarded |
handsomely by His Majesty's. is still around and very vital. —
Now that the electicn of ¢flicers is approaching, I emphatical. -
ly suggest that the members’ of the Legion couldn't do better |
than vote for Mr. Alkert ©. Gould, M. M., as President . . |:
This is not a paid announcement. It's just the expression of
a personal opinion, to wh'ch anyone is entitled. Mr. Gould -
- may, put his medals on back to front. or the wrong way -
round,” when he altends Church Porade, but. as he says,
“What the heck! The Sergeant-Mcicr won't be: here”!
D. A. P. in his "Hell Box’ the other week expressed his’:
confusicn at vagaries of the Enghsh Lanquage as used by.’
the resorter of a Cricket Match. He needn't fea! so upset
about it, because Iam mora than sure than there are many...
Enahshinen who would be as equally puzzled.by many oft "
tho terms . . . And I can’t imagine a greater punishinent fcr
any Englishmen than to be cast on a desert island with the:
Sports Section of aj American newspaper as a sole!
companion . . . {have to confess that, even after a residence!
of some six years in New York, and in spite of the tact that its
was a staunch supporter cf the Baseball Team formed by the?
employees of the Bank that hed the doubtful honor ef ce 2 yp
ing me among them, i still am unable to explain the Suid Yeldr
pomts of the game-. Once it was explamed to me very,
rarefully by a profound student of the sporting world how
Baseball was evolved from cr.cket, but [ cdn't even recall’
that interesting point . . . Maybe the fact that the ground’
which the tecin used was attached to-Tromer’s Stewery in!
Breoklyn. and the liquid refreshment was good and plentifi!
has something to do with the fact that I didn't pay as much
atienten to the game as J should have done As for the
werd “innings”, which bothered D. A- PB. so much, 1 was
always under the imrressicn that it wes one of those peculict
Engush werds with ct plural ferm, but is teally singutar, Suchi
as ries. The question is one for a philologist to explain:
and if there! is one im the audience, now's the
step forw “ard ard | do his stuit :
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at Bristol this week, kiling_at Yeast seven persons and shattering
store frunia In, a quarter mile arca. Weekend shappera were bowled
aver by the blast ond persons fn gearby houses were trapped as
ecilings and walls caffapsed | - Discovery af erteniive manganese
depostts in the northwestern arias of British Guiana wis Peported
by the Bartina Gold Mining Compnay (Canada) Ltd. ‘ihe ‘report
aatd preliminary tests indicated & lange tonnage of rathersiew grade
ore. ie .
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Prine Minister Churchill and the three other ministers who are
vo accompany him to Washington will depart on the Queen Mary
, on .December..29, for discussions with President Truman, expected
to begin January $rd. The other minist’rs are Anthony Egen, Lord
Ishmay, end Lord Cherwell. On leaving, Washington Mr. Churchill
will visit Canada at the tnvitation of the Canadian Guvernmert and
spend two or three days in Ottawa. The two visits iil probably take
about a fortnight. after which Mr. Churchill will return home by air.
Charles Norris, a Zé-year-old American in Paris was ready for
bed when be saw a picture of Princess Margaret in a newspaper.
tle was so smitten with her beauty he decided to attempt a mecting.
.Tha newspaper reported that the Princess was atiending a charity
tall that night. Norris put on his tuxedo and borrowed 8,000 francs
for a ilcket to the ball. Making h’s wey through o koot of admirers
around Margaret, he offered his hand. He ssid: “Excuse me, Your
Highness, I should tke to present myself. 1 om an American and
my name fs Chuck Norris”. “I am delighted to meet you,” the
Yrincess replied. When Norris asked for a dance. however, she told.
him that she sorry, but was “booked up”.
” . .
Protestant and oman Catholic churches througheut Uritain will
oitee epc@ul prayers And tr : en Beccles o fer the
restoration to health of King George ¥
The King, recovering from
a Jung operation. celebratcs the Ofteent aunwersary of jus access.on
to the throne on December Mth - . When Amertezn troops in
Korea offered ro.share thelr Thanks2iwing holiday food supplies with
uther. United Nations troops the offer was politely deckned by
British units. They explained that they would rsther walt for the
special rations unul A British-type turkey celebrat.en was mere tn
order at Christmas tme.
A move to re-create the Home Guard, the vuluntery body of
part-time Seldiers who stood grant over Britain white ber army
was fighting abruad in World War H, was approved this week by
the House of Commons on its*second reading. No sute wan taken,
although Labour party members quesiloned the necessity for the
measure and said that it would offer amendments to it in the com-
miliee stage of consideration that will follow tbe second reading.
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SCHOOL DEPT.: On Thursday afterncen, m New Haven, there
was # mMeeling of university presidents, One of the attendants was
Dr. Franklyn Murphy, the new head of Ute University of Kansas,
who ls only 35 years cld—the young st hind of a major universiiy.
The 35-year-old Murphy said to Whitney Griswold, whe “president
of Yale: “I've become somewhat of a curlosity—being potnted! out,
the youngest, etc. I think I should have my hair Pulled out or else
dye it gray)... “Just wait two ycars,” the 40-year-old Griswold
replied’ “Two more years at the joo—and your hair will fall out.”
PHOTO DEPT.: Dr, Albert Elnstein rontinnes to rank amobg
those whose photo fs published most frequently. -A visiter at Princeten
sald to Einstein: “You are 8 scient:st, mathematiclan, teacher,
autbor—if you were asked to give yo r proiess on, what would you
saye" . “My profession?” said Einstein, “photographer's model>
ART. DEPT.: Tom Bgsnton, whose home is in Kansas City,
‘decided to use his talents ug a paintcr to help the victims of the
recent SMloed, He therefore prepared lithographs depicting the plight
of the ficod-sufferers, struck off enough copies fur Congress and
toalled the lithographs to the Congressmo‘n in the hope of inducing
them to legislate Increnses in relict funds . . Most of the Con-
gressmen, unaware of the worth of a Benton lithograph, ignered
it. Rep. Dick Bolling and his staff visited the offices of his col-
leagues, retrieved the Benton lithographs from their waste-baskets,
took the hthographs to Kansas City and sold tnem at aucuon for-eagy
the benchit of Coed victina.
SCHOOL DEPT.: Michael DiSalle, the Price Stabillzer, was
laviled to make the commencement address at St. Mary's, in Soath
Send, Ind. DiSalle's daughter, a pupil at that school, is a member
of the graduating class. In bs leiar of acceptance, Disalle told
the bead of the schoel: “Thanks for your invitation. I was yuing
to be there anyway.” .
Mike Todd has become the jumping jack of show business
Hefore ‘he cume to Broadway he won and lost several fortunes,
and @& series of hit shows made him rch agam. ‘Paen he gained
iw away, made another fertume and lost that too. Now h? and
Lowell ‘Thomas have been devetng ther time to the production
of trl-dimenstonal movies. Sir Alexandcr Korda saw a samipte,
spread the word that it would revolutionize moviemaking and
again Todd is riding high, with capital cam offers which can
net him several millions. “Il come bace to Broadway only when
I have enough not to worry about a review.” said the producer.
“Th produce a show only when I feel that my Jife doesn’t go
with it.”
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The Overseas Press Club, which invited the Mayor to be guest
of honor at a luncheon to discuss and be qufstioned about his
recent trip ctibroad, réccived no reply. They withdrew the I(nvita-
tion. . Sen. Bricker hears that Michacl Dis alle's official announce-
ment of his candidacy for the U. S. Senate will be made on Fed.
is . . The Associated American Artists, which developed a ce-
ramics besiness for ity 20 artists, now is venturing into another
held—fabrics, They'll be featured at Macy's . . . As of last night,
Dap Topping says he still hayn't heard from Joe DiMaggio abozt
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HEN Waldo Murdoch, whose trade, whea he fet ithe cording
at it, wae rendering
inheritance,
W
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there had been fo comme
came inte the unerpected
+ in Brichton to
“Ma.
oried,
“He'd latter Dissie said
“UD he Nadivt gor hone saca he
did, le eould avs rust keptoon
traveling, for ak the concern I'd
ever have” ,
“DT guess Mr Nointock has the
teal money.” J) Maid. looking
over her should: jooked hike
equsl it since the- time when, eleven years before ane of the Perkins he was fceling good about atowhen
tras, wih Me MOTE LOfewa. BIg Lad & vee So bh Bale “Qe.
ning. ran away in broad daylight with the resident nilatster'y second
vate.
‘
as tor the lownspeople. none
of them. not even Aunt Susie
Shook, who told fortunes by
reating tea lenves or coffee
- gtuunds if neccessary, Aad ever
- Rad the remotest tdea that anyth-
tee in the nature of sudden
wealth would fall into Waldo
Murdock’s scrawny lap, while at
the same time, of course. propic
were quick to say that if he had
not been sitting. down, as usual,
instead of being’ up and doing,
“there would have ‘been no iap of
hes for it ty fall into; and certainly
Waldo self, even though he
daydream bout almost. everyth-
ing else. under the sun, had never
enscrained ‘such a farfetched
thooght in his mind.
Waldo ad not even know he
had a brother in Austral‘a and.
even t( he had known ut, he would
tat he
never Rave imagined
+ ~ wouht bs remembered in a will.
Fron Bangor to Buriingten, all
the Murdceks especially the home-
ownins Urancn of th: family,
were Enewn Unioughout the entire
region nurth ue. Boston tor their
tran, which relatives-by-nuvrrlige
wprwemammend ogher outsiders called cus-
eioonet oars edging
~ath ene ar
, at was all Waldo could do
to force himself, after having
cast aude pride of long standing
publicly to admit blood relat.
torstup with another Murdock,
evea-uf he had hved in Australia,
> long enough’ to go to the bank in
Watrville and eash the check
thy lawyer from Portland had
handed hen
“Pay no mind to what the
people say.” he told the clerk in
* the bank. “There may be others’
tn the State of Maine bearing the
name of Murdock, but there's not
a single drop of mingling blood.
thst I would own to. I'd sooner
elasmn Mrship with my old black
cow than I would with a so-called
Murdock.” .
SOLE
ENT aoJrepan
VNONTALA
Dessie, Waldo's wife.iwas. at the
beginning, the most ievelheaded
of all. She mainta:ned hee mental
balance, if oniy at the start, much
better than Waido and same of
the townspeopie. Dessie, although
afterward she regretted not hav-
ing gone along. even mmained al -
heme and tended the house chores
while Waldo was away tn Waterv-
ill cashing the check. There was
-only one thing she did out of the
ordinary that forenoon, and that
aas to make Justine, the hired
grl, air the parlor aint shake out
the scatter russ, even tf it were
mot Saturday.
During all that tume the neigh-
bors were mnging her up on the
phone and asking what she was
gong to do with all that money, her. She stepped dack, looking are
“but that, too in’ the begianing,
failed to veer the even measure of
her thoughts,
“When the check 3s cashed. if
i's not worthless. and itil be a
wonder if 1:'s st. there be
ample ume at Rhsnd@ fer mie to
fo out of my way to tht about
it’ she told them. “Right row,
and hkely forever after, ws noth
ing but 9 ser: wi and a pron.se on
asap of pr
ro wert Wath
er each time
ng to ane of the-
netghbers on th: phone, She was
not exactly wormed. she told
Justine, but sne was feeling
Impauent. Walde failed to come
home at the noon hour for dinner.
and it was not long after that
before she, Uke everybody else in
Brighton who was vorking himself
-into a. frenzy over Waldo's sudden
windfall. began thinking what
could be done with the money.
Late that afternoon Walde drove
up to the. doorrard and left the
‘automobile standing there instead
of putting i$ away in the shed
where it belonged.
h Justine came running to tell
er.
har
sha fia. shy
PMPOR TERS
DE KEPRESENTACIONSS
Vente — Coma
me gOt Ouse 1 the aul.’
Dissie leaped to her feet. -
“Go on about your tasks, what-
ewer they be, Justine,” sho sard
crossly. “ft's"none of your monev.
if there {s any. anyway.” .
Justine went to the kitchen and
watched Waldo ‘come along the
path to the. side door,
Waldo came in, throwing his
hat on the table. He looked at
Dessie for a moment, cocking his
head a Httle to one side. His coat
peckst sagged heavily.
Neither Dessie nor Wuldo spoke
for s while.
Presently Dessie walked up to
him and beld out her hand.
“Guess I'll take cherge for th
“ume being, Waldo." she said-
stiff_ly. “Hand it over.”
Waldo reached’ into his coat
pocket, drawing out a mostly
empty. bottle and handing tt te
ft severely, Thon, without a word, *
shz grabbed the bottle by the neck
and slung, it with' all her might
acrass ths room. It ‘struck tne
wall, shattering into dozera of
pieces.
“Eomight have known it, and I
would hive, if T had onty-had the
sense God has ¢ P+ most peeple!”
sho said. raising her vance “I've
got only mysclf to blame!”
Waldo ‘reached for a char
“Now, thire’s 7 for 4
fhuman to take : he
Said, “Everything virned out, from
here to there and back again, lke
it’ was made to order.”
Copy heer
aaa Che 10:
wa her face digappe ined: cumtplet~
aly while she watched Waldo
Beane th: rol ap and down tn
fis hand.
“Al Five gai to say.” shit began.
sig that L never whought Td ive
te Dtenthe the mir of the day
shen a deceasine Murdock would
have Une decency tc do the honor-
able thirig witn has money, even
ig ht couldn't fina means of tak-
ing it along wih hem when he
went, which would Se a wonder if
he didn't try to da and he prob-
ably did, anyway.”
Waldo leaned back and let her
talk to her heart's content. He
felt so good himself that he
wanted her to. have a good time,
too. He let her sveak what came
fo mind without uttering a single
grumble.
“Have you any more blood
relations that weve neglected to
remind ourselves of, Waldo?” she
asked, leaning- owaid him. “It
seems to mé that f recall your
second’ cousin ‘in Skowhegan gay-
ing ence some -years ago that a
lock went -to California at
th: end of the Spanish- Americas
War and prospected for gold. It
might be that he struck it rich
there, which a iot of people
did, so I've ‘read. if reading can‘
be believed. If wed been more
particular about your bleod relat-
ions-in the past, wa woulda't have
to sit here now and wrack our
brains trying to call them to mind
ata time Hke this” *
“Gucss I have ‘no tload relations
of the name of Murdock.” Waldo
sard firmly.
Dessie drew a deep brenth and
cused longingly 9: + wargy pod
ot uresnbacks by up and
downoim her hbustana’s hand.
Suddenly ‘she jeaned ‘forward
and grasped ths rou desperately.
Wuldo snatched + from her. ,
S10 Up gecisiveis
“Well, anyway weil be
she said calmiv “We sor! :
it awav oon trifies like a Jot ¢
prople would who 1 could mento:
tf Phad a mind to”
“Ive got it all asttled, Dessie,
Waldo told her, sintling ag
kindly fechas came over hur
“Guess we can afford to have ,
food time now st our age. Mayb.
we want be Hagering here moe}
longer, ahich would be a shain
if we hadn't taken full advantag
of if by the tums we we.
Wouldn't be no sense ht hoarain,
it only to have to epass it alon;
to somtebody els: after we ar;
gone.”
Dessie nodded approvingly, he:
spirits rising again. ~
“T've always wanted 8 fur neck.
pieces, Waldo,” she anid, her fax
bright with hope.
Dessie did not sleep a singts
wink that night. For an hour afte
they had gone to bed, she lay
silently tense, listening.- Waldo di¢
not stir. He lay an his back listen.
ing to Dessie's Iebored breath!
Just -before midnizht Dessie
up as quietly as she possibly could
and tiptoed to the foot of thé bed
where Waldo had laid his pants
over the kack“of a chair. Ti was
dark in the recm with the shadts
drawn, and she took care in feel-
ing her way to th? chair, She was
trunblung nervously when she
touched it, and the jercing of her
brcath had started a pain in her
chest. Without losing, any morz
time sh? sd her hard into the
panig pocket.
“Get you: hand out of my
pants, Dessic,” Waldo said, rising
up in bot “Leave that money
ee”
Dessit cropped the pants with-
out having touched the money,
and Went back to bed without s
word Newths of them spyke os
she lay down again and tried to
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we."
Dessie dropped the pants and
went to the window. Sh» stood-
there watching a red dawn break
in the east. After a while she
begun .éressing, and as she was
leaving the chamber she- heard
Justine starting ¢ Ure in the
Kitchen stove. °
While she and Justine were
preparing breakfast. she. began to
rabre how urieasy she really was
about the money. She had spent
a aleepléss night worrying over
the wealth, and she was afrajd she
would not get’a chance t6.6pend
a single penny of it herself.
Mrs Murdock.” Justine said,
oming end standing beside her.
G and I could get mated right
lay if we had the monéy for.a
chamber suite.” .
“Let Carl Friend make his own
money." "Dessie said-sharply, turn-
| ing on the girl. “Me and.my husb-
and have worked hard all our
lives for what we possess, It wont
> hurt Carl Friend to-do the some
-for you, if he wants a family.”
“I couldn't sleep much las:
night for staying awake’ wondering
if you and Mr. Murdock wouldn't
want to help me out,” Justine said
persistently. “Especially becaus:
Tve worked here for you six years
without osking favors, and I didn't
think you'd miss a little of all that
_ tag inheritance: from -Austratia.”
“Mind your own affatres.
Justine!" she said sharply. ' Bes-
ides, Carl Fatend can get. the
thoney from hia own family tf he
wants to furnish a house for’ you.
Thos> Friends have made plenty
of profit In roof-tinning in the
pas.” . . +
“They won't help any, Mrs.
Murdock,” Justine “said sadly:
-"And Carl and I don't want to
have to wait and wait-and walt.”
“You don't have to hurry the.
marriage for‘any reason, do you?”
Dessie asked susptctously. .
Justine looked-at her for several
moments her thoughts racing
through her mind. .
oe” exactly.” she adnilttcd at
Well, then,” Deasle said. turm-
ing away, “In that case, you can
afford to wait.” “
In turning abruptly she almost
walked headlong Into Waldo. He
had come into the kitchen and
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vYocedise che fit be ty pate
glob: Bootes tou Une
ut 8 oe Sari ar aL G
woe atehed hint travel
eting what he wee about te
duo Ghe sent to the wide and
Watched aa he waked to tie tonal
shed and came out a moment
deter carrying a soade With the
coffes can in ome hand and ihe
spade over his shouldsr. he disap-
peared out of sight behind the
barn wast
Tk was not’ until almost ten
tninutes had passed that Dessie’
Tealizcd what Waldu was dasog
behind the barn
Just gs she was opening the
door to run out there annlobservy
him. from the carner of th barn,
Waldo walked into view He came
toward the house. carrying the.
spate but sot the coffee ¢an.
Dessie’s heart Sank He had buried
the can. and th money with tt.
and sane had failed w get cur
there ih time -to sce where the
wealth ‘had been hidden. She
walked back into the kitch-n and
placed Uecakfast on thé tante.
Waide came in a few minutes
later washed his hands at thé
pump, and sat down at his place
He began eating as though noth-
ing out of the ordinary had iuken
Place out behind the barn. Neither
she nor Waldo had anything to
say. to each other during the
whole twenty minutes they were
at. the table. When he’ finished -
eating, he got up and put on his
hat.
“Have some affairs to attend to
in the village,” he sald shortly.
“Wil be away for the forenoon.
the whole of it. :
Dessie nodded. She had to grip
hier hands tightly in order to hide”
her impatience. She waited until
Waldo had got Into the car and
dricen aver the hil out-of sight,
and then she grabbed Justine by
the artn and pulled her ‘through
the door. Pushing Justine ahead,
Desste ran as fast as she could to
the tool shed. where she quickly
snatched up two spades, and then
hurried toward the back of the
Shs set Justine to digging right
away, while she looked the ground
~over carefully, ‘hoping ta find
‘evidence of a freshly covered hole.
She searched for nearly half an
hour without finding a single
trace of the hole she was pusitive
Waldo had dug, and after that
‘she went to work, digging method-
jeally. ° 7
After several :hours Justine
slumped to the ground, completely
exhausted. Dessie was tired. too,
and tne blisters on her hands
made digging so painful that she
scoukt hardiy bear to noid the
2d OF DECEMBER
WHOLE TICKET $ 400.- TWENTIETH $ 20.-
(TAX INCLUDED: -
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spate ante thes aor
wiunesd tO bvg chogeie to der
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but when ahs
Dessie’s clas-
rest, BANE NYT,
flanced up ands.
ely clamped los
would be uscless to ask
she ken s Cred atid As
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tine had
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ryenung “He su has. Mee Mueriogt.
wkh Carl and Walde stil its the bo: rad) of aaves Uye
Dab rot ret Draste felt po geen ea @ nosing Ha Oh nae
fyoihst she aacted crats took over”
ag ane felt (ara Desse who Rad mse. fron che
wer Just
Inssle stoped fur a Moment to comune into Arf eves. tne phone chair until ake was admoct erect,
ease her back .Whrn her eyes began to ring. She tay motiontess, sat down, hard
were raised from the ground, she
saw Foot Paxton leaning over the my
stone Wall beside tht roads Tune
dred feet away. aa
“Golns fishing — Dusste?™ he
“Let him bet" she cei endly.
“ET deut want part or parcel of
him. He had mie dugyice
ground all day loom i
Money in o coffer can and
stoning to iwoomnas for acveral
$s hoping aul while that
M would stop so Sit could beyin
erging.
The phovte ¢xt not sioy, and tt
valled “Sce youte digging fishing sutunded? as af mo never would as wasnt there at all. Let the schcol-
warms.”
long sa she lived. Sas gut to her teacher tak> him. Ive had my
Dessivy thrust fev band agaist feet, pressing her hinds aver her share and more of suffering, and
the small of her aching back and ars in order ta Eeep out the nuw Td be comforted tuo se
straightened up ia hile mare.
Thought Po might.” she said
slowly. “it's been a long Ume
since I went.”
“Now tlint you and Waldo.have -
“all that monry to falute on.” Fred <
sud, “I guess you ard hin can 4 Voice boomed.
afford to spend all your ame
doing -nothing but
have a mind to” ‘
fish) if you Sho it could be
sound, and stumbled polnfully 12) somebody else have a godly por-
ths hati. There she sat down in tion of it. Sudden wealth aul show
the chatr bes. ths sand and up a man’s true nature erry time,
liftrd: the. peoe:ver. .... and Tm glad I found out ine true
“Helly” she saxt “unsteady. “~ atze and shape of Waldo Murdock’s
“Is this Waids Murtoct s wife?” nature before I wasted another
Single day of my life on him”
“You mean youre mx going
tO try to stup Waldo from going
beBttr qway to the other end of the
“Yes” she ansarned. wondering
“Then youd beter
“Muybe.” she said, ughtemng yourself and tech Waldo home world with Muss Wisaat*
her lips.
The mere menuon of the money Jate. This 1s Char
inflamed-her thoughtS: untit-she {s-cver here at my place, in the--tionr-nor on!
he bent €88:, part of todn, annoying my
ag ithe housshold. and & he was a Demo- moment later she shimped brek-
round ¢Tat, I'd shoot him cys, instead enly in the chair. She called
could not see clearty. $
over the spade,- thrust!
blade into the rough, stony:£)
whore he beioncs before it's too “No!” Dessic sald emphatically
1.8 Mason, Waldo “waldo Murdock has a
She hung up the receiver. a
“ kept of turning the jo over to his Justine several times befone
with all her niight. -She
doggedly at It untY she was certain’
Fred had walked out of sight over
“the nl.
Later she sent Justine. to the
kitchen for some. bread ond
potatoes |
and when Justine returned,
sat down in the shade of ‘the doing.” ;
barn and ate hurriedly.
wife. I've never in my Life scen a
man behave bke he's doing. T sone out with Carl Friend.
guess it’s pubbe knowledge by- etter that she-hurtied into her
now, otherwise I wouldn't be ciothes and went back fo the
repeating it that sudden wealth phone. She rang up Thornton
eft over from breakfast, has gone to bis head. but that’s pranchard, her lawyer, and told
Dessie St: no excuse Tor the way he's him to come right away. He lived
‘only a few miles distant. -and he
“What's Waldo doing?" Destie promised to be there within fifte-
“while I was in the house, Mr. asked. shouting impulsively into en minutes,
Murdock’ phoned and said he th? phone, -
wouldn't be back In the forenvon,”
While waiting for Thornton
*He's befudding Mus Wiisun, Klanchard, Dessie paced up and
Justine said “He told me to tell the schoulkeachtr who Doards at down Une hallway, bor face grim
you he woud be away tn the my hi
afternoon, too, the whole’ of 11.7
Dessic leaped to her feet.
“Why didn’t you tell me right
away when you came back a min-
ute ago?” she said angrily.
Justine glanced at
ground. | .
the stony normal, level-m:
ouse, into going away with and determined Her mind waa
him. He says he’s going to sect made up, and she knew the sopner
sail for Australa or somewhere.” she acted the better she wouit
“But he cant do that!” Dessie {cel.
protested. After a few more minutes, he
“That's what any average, drove up to the house and stop-
inded human being Ped his car in the dooryard Des-
too, but £ don’t se went to the step, holding the
would think,
< ts for him. Thornton
“We're not going Ww dig out here know ahat’s sumg to stop Waldo door open
t woe eet him Blanchard hurried tnege and
the whole afterncon, too, are we. if you dont come snd gel
inquired right away. because he’s already
pleatirgly. “My hands are raw befuddled Aliss Wilson into going Cé
° : “Is there something
Mrs. Murdock?" she
with blisters, and—"'
“Never mind that,” Dessie said starting out again from there the
firmly, “Weare going'to dig this first thing in the morning. He's ©
afternoon, the whole of it!”
“But, Mrs, Murdock—".
“Shut up, Justine, and do as
you are told!"
, When Dessie fell ori thé bed'at
” dusk that: evening. she “hed riever
in’ alt her life felt so
Miserable. Not only
the entire dav
stony ground
pefore
thoroughly
had she spent
digging in the
behind the barn, but.
ee entieikeraeeknesapeumeneed
moreover,
a ererronmene f
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went dirsely to the table in the
ater of the living room
“to Boston with him tonight, and Y ; Wrong,
y m the Mrs. Murdock?” he asited anxi-
uisly, .
got Miss Wilson believing eteryth. “There Is now, but it won't be
she said, sitting
ing he says, the Les along with much longer,”
the common truth. Looks like she down at the table, “not after I
would be on her guard, knowing set things right I shoudd have —
she’s aisoc‘ating witha newlyrich, Attended to twenty years aga”
but-she’s‘too’far goue now to listen — Blanchard sat down and opened
to reason, Waldo pulls out his his brief case, slipping out s pat
wealth every few minutes and 0f ruled yellow writing paper and
waves it in front of her, and the @ Pencil. He watched Dessr'y face.
sight of that big rel of greenbacks Walting for her to degia.
acts on her just Uk+ chloruform To be continued noxt week
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instead ‘of 15 was tried. Other were taken ‘at the stadiam an the progressive changes: which Mac
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7 feading Sports ‘publications in milestonca were the Uirst visit of most eventtul day m the Rugby Wigan renowned as a club hay
Rritain so, a New fing foam an 1907, the League calendar . marked the development of ut
. faust England \ Australia Test RAD TIGUT FOR aaine in other towns and counirie
Match the foliowing scar, the first & TENCE > In England tt is thriving 4
visit of a Unicd Kingdom teat Yet itis well within the memory Lancashie and Yorkshire,
to Australia iin 1919, the changing of many people how great clubs countics which wave {t birth. an
of the Ut fem Northern Union hike Wigan, the Lancashire gALnIng nie hold in sour
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i and lost by tance pulmts io ido at Lecas, North of England
centre of an arcva more attach:d to this offshoor of (he rugby
' same than to Association football, Since Uren the French converts
‘ to the Rugby League. code have become international champions
to Rugby Foecbr ll Reague mi 1922, Stronghold of the game, came into Wales Thd time will come whe
. nes the retu t yorkshire by France fur a match at Hui) 8nd the First Cup Final Londow being Wigan. since World- War it will spr€ad to the north-ess
Toes the return visit to ¥ , ‘. Keven year or N, has won the League Utle.three audiiunds and south, and uni
rN: x BN i8 , two Scots
eed Realanets all of chose plavers een ee? Hugby..The capital regarded Gus intrat- times in six sepsons and taken the winter's vistt of the fifth team o
Lease Clubs) was a recent attractive feature of a crowded program- ton of the northern riadv hosts Cup twice in the Inst four. The New Zcaland Rugby League play
me spiced this winter by the tour of New Zealand Kiwis © Sith disdam and indifference so club has been Lancashire champ- ers to go to England and of th
* . that the trodeat Attendance larg. fons and Cup winners eve year touring Frenchmen cannet fall 2
ely cainprés‘d fe’ of the Cup alnce 1945 and 13 umes her ulate wider Interest,
: These visits and the French tour
ys of Australasia this year when
they broke crowd records nearly
everywhere they went have proved
the ever growing popularity of
the Rugby Lengue profess:onal
soo Euthusiasts for the code ‘are not
ree without hope of inspiring a Hiking
. for the game ih the United States
t american -National’ “Football , ~ .
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dean Gallia’s Frenclimen ‘first.
came 17 years ago, earn th gaine
And return to encourage others
to take it up. The French learned
so well that an international
championship which included
France was formed In 1935.
, . AUSTR AN TOUR
a Although travel Ured after play-
it ing 22 games with only two'defeais
a in the recent Atistratian tour the
“sp gm Frenchmen went to New Zealand
aw an? lost only one of siven matehes
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in Austroa the Sydney cricket.
ground waa packed, when the third
and deciding ‘Test Match was
» . Dlayed, by 67,000 spectators. Win-
ning by 35 points to 14, the
Frenchmen inflicted a more over-
whelming defeat than any suf-
fered by an Australian test tenm
a“? in the long history “of Rugby
League tn that country. The
speedy clever Frenchmen taught
_ " . lessons which will be taken to
heart by the selectors in choosing
& young team for a@ return tour
of England and France next year.
This girdling of the Biobe by-a
comparatively new game ts amaze
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- enduring a strurgling infancy at
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home The guest incluted Mr. M vy
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. Ambassada: and Mrs. Claude The guesie included: Met! and}
Bowers, Mr. und Mrs: Ho Gerald Joba Ste Sdard, Wad ‘ana vee. M mon, Mes J , 1 CUSECT. tp bringing with him the first “Great Chie.tain of the Pudding tace™
Bmith, Col and COW. Rennett, Arthar Gaston, Meo art Mus. u itd Ata! Lee, Mia, 12 B8*e frached (bile by ar,
M F: Van- Natta, Sr. Pedro Stanley Burne, Mr. and Mr Co otk aia Mss oar whee a ,
PH Dela Maggiora and Sra. Col pid G-oree Littejolin Gath. Mr, ant ee eee ee edie tH) Usually made an the large stomach-bag of a sheen, oF obe
i Mrs, Wiliam Rose. iMaj and Mrs. tre WW. Gerald & omits Mrs. Garlas Mis Hover Cina ts Duates O in. shawtr bics calbd the kag shoud, and composed of
: Leonard Pratt, Maj. and Mrs. Ar- Mall Mr. and Mie Feins, Cattare- Hei ; Oe ks i vA O mixture of oatmeal the habts, the ver and the heart,
thur Gaston, Col, and Mrs. Janes na. Mr. and Mrs, Mes Rostie, toa and
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1) Meters, Revd: McLean. Ruxtun and Murray.
a, Wray, Col and Mrs. Horace Hatch, Mes Movers Tay'ée, Mr and Mrs,
, } Capt‘ and Mis. Qrraid Munn, FOR. M. Eon, Mr. and Mrs Bo-
a Major ond Mrs. Fred Nelson, mall Daveliters, Mr. and Mra, YOUNGER SET 7
; CaRain and Mra. Edward South. Kernrth Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Bi Ai Mond , ‘ ;
wht wick, Mr. and Mrs, Armano Chele Join Trevead, Mr. & Mrs, Uichard “89 Of Burnes Aes ov Mor Leste Joan Pollock, daughter. i | |
t ! lew, Mr. and Mrs. Stani*) Brrt>, Fallon and Mr. Keith Exgers. i or Mr ond Mis, Alex Polock,
i 3 wale Raine james h. . Carron, —ol celebrated icy s'cond b Fihdiy on
Be Mead ages WW nti Me ae, eam te de int a Rak aun pay ter trons {the ‘mast important
“3 Mrs. John Stodined Mis yg’ Sta, Sonia Edwards de- Merthet Natene Dale Hotbawn, Bran | DRUG STORE
har Thoma-n, Atrs. Cark . i a ni f-torned to Santiago fast Friday. texin, Eric je Aoosoawn, Br an
By ‘ tos. it MP. otter an extensive ‘hanes moon, in _pattd Hobsbnan.” Donald . Roy Prove it lf with
ge: and Mrs. Robert Glover, Mise Mar- Europe ‘ Marta” Louise Philips suve it yoursell wil
e i get eennars. Mss Netta Lauder, The: North: American Inst'tute . aad ‘Linda: Fay ‘Crowder: _ & Personal visit.
i ir. Anthony Vaughan and Mr. celebrated’ Thanksgiving with a Mrs. Geofir y Wevevede ad Mo ESTADO 93
st Thursday nighi, 899. Donald Hoy, left, for their _
embers of the board hom; in Chuguicaninta’ *afier' a> ue 7
id, rhembers ‘of the marith's visit, with her mother-ang@ — Last~ ‘saturaay Peter: Firmia .
ed. “Inipremta ent- father-In-" au, Ms. and Mes. 1 veiebrated h's 7th birtiday with.
‘oo4 Hobsbawn, of Santlaga, a paity at the home of hes par-
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Philip” Davenport
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fa, Arthur’ Trevenin Sr a ot
aa d-1 Mar, Vit Santmgo Moa:
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7k stay.until her“baat ieaves for Eng)-' —000— one —~ ents:Mr, and Mrs. Doug]
ie and‘ about. Decembsr 3rd> Mrs. a Sr. Javier “Valdés: will: Feturo to. Mrs Fetix Calfactna was hostess The xt ais 5
re ‘Trevena plans to spend a ysir in Sastiags -Sunfay.afiér a business &° “a britve-canasta tea for Mrs, “end all-of” them ‘won’ oI ‘ prize!)
5F Englarid, visiting her children, triv‘to New York, and Rio de Ja- Albert Maney. who, with: Mr, Those -present were: Patricia and
Pe relatives and friends. =, |. omelet Hanry. ts leaving Chileon Decem-: T<4ay Gandy, ‘Irene - and Bobby .
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Pao. eg Sn ‘Gov Beavtry, Mrs. | Kenneth -Bury and ‘ Johrtny Stevenson. y ) AR
.h Davidson, Mrs. David MeMorris, Eleanor Btevenson, Rodrigo Brio- . .
Fi Mrs. Armando Chellew, Mrs, Dou. UtS. Carol Tewksbury and Bobby ¢ -
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are “cordially invited.
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To Graciland (nee” Pantsen) ||
and Mector E. -Karsteg! “In -ytry. Garvin's girls’ camp opens on January 8th next. Riding,
Hospital del Salvador, a. ‘son. swimantng, hiking. camp Mire parties, theatricals, basket weaving,
tM Mer CAMP FOR GIRLS AT OLMUE
_ ERELO .FUAN.. , : is
Lo * a 000- e y potteryswork. .
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A. CORDIAL WEL c oO ME. To Mr. and Mis. Peter Turgoose. for further particulars apply by letter or telegram to
‘ ‘a son, Philip Norman, on
November 19th, M. G. GARVIN, Amaneal, OLMUE.
Your Friends Deserve the Best. Entertain
them in-Ch le’s finest
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CHILES FINEST TABLE WINES
ON SALE EVERYWHERE,
THIS WEEKS FLOORSHOW FEATURES:
Debut de:
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. EVA FLORES
THE CUBAN DOLL ‘OF GOLD
ELDER BARBERO
THE SENTIMENTAL VOICE . .
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. SOCIAL NOTES
t BR 1 TIESM heat ON witch tock piace at nn home, an
y Vida Those present were
i Tha Gommittec for the year 1st Toe At ser3 Jaqueline an
{ Novemb-r 1951 to 3let Octobsr rau Bees, Valene Barel
© gigi. ts as follows: 7 Olivos, Ana Sanch-z, Maria Olea
i¢ Aliea rics, Hon, President.” ind ‘Maria Anselica Seaov.a, Joyes
- * ott ‘Edgar Pearson. Hon, Powdt: % Elena Sureda, 2 Sia
t aplain, ~ Alice Potter, aya,» Ximena
ie Mr. T. A. Moodie, Chainnan. Lancien, ee ora “ on scmeta
i C. Q. Hardy, Vice-Cha.rman, Calderén, Siva’ F.nvane.” Nadine
fe D. Madden. Hon. Trcasurer, Cuiihon, Nuerma Ou Aue
ps “ROW. Jeffery, Hon, Secretary. Quarda, Isabel" Mar, Loa
. H. P. Rushforth: Do oM. King: badea Romant and Mess:s
» and Miss K. Mclean, Cross, M. Barry, J. Gaydn, A.
gE ~000— Anker a. Suva. R. Pollmann, A.
ey Among those who came down Casilla, S MeCall, Po MecCalic’G,
3, H from Santiago for the cricket we- Villatig G. Garcia, Ho Vicenvio,
bj + tkend we noticea Mr. and Mrs. Tan J, Cavteze, A. Velarde, Poaroa,
- McLran, Mr. and “Mrs Dorlen E. Purcell, J. ‘Quintana, J Porter,
je Cooper and Mr. Ivor Davies: D. Costa, E. Rogers, R. Perez A,
_ ae Vercellino, L. Guerra, E. Fischer,
Mr, and Mra, K. T. Russell
the weekend In Vifa,
‘road on Monday.
Mr. AL Forbes ‘Robertson was a
“visitor to Vifia del Mar and ts-
2 Ce ths week to Buenos Al.
—000-
AML inembers of the ~ Women’s
Diocesan Union’ of Bt.” ‘Paul's
Spent
returning by
R Thomas, P. Plaza, O. Soto, E.
Madden, F. Aranda, D. Murdoch,
P. Leon, R. Aranda, C. Naylor, 1
Lagerborg and O. Olivos.
Toc H BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL—
This. syear Toc H Cradock Branch.
and Toc H, .(Women's’ Section),
Valparatsa, éeléhrated - their: B:rth-
Church, Cerro Concepcion wish to day Festival during the week-end
thank ell ths ladirs who attended November 24th ~ 25th. The follow-
their recent Bridge-Canasta Ten: ing members. from Santiago at-
also those who contributed -eakes, tended:— Mrsdames c. T. Henry,
flowers ete, which help2d to make Grace Jones; Isabel Holloway and
the afternoon such a success, thé Misses Margaret Cater. Say
tt Fuenzalida, Tutiana Antipalf, Ot-
On Friday, December 14th, q 1a Bozza, Jane Plunkett and Mar-
* Xmag Sale will'take place at ‘the garet Uenry.
residence of Mrs. Allen Price, wife On Saturday evening ‘there was
a of 1. B. M. Cénaul. General, Calle a short service in ths Union
“. +6 Pontente No. 50, Vida del -Mar. Church ot which the Rev. Murdoch
. Thera will be plum ouddings, MacLeod offic ated and Mr.
. Minus cnkes, catdy, coukies, Xmas bert Turner: played the ofgan. The
. ef's and two fortune letters, From Rev. Fdear Pearson. rive a most
Ale |
3.30 Pp. mi. to 7.30 p. an. / EM resungy and appropriate sere
mon, and specially mentioned the
The American Women's group Yaluable -help. that Toc H were giv-
s are having their monthly sale at ing to the Seamen's Mission.
the. Instituto Chileno Norte Ame- After the Service a delightful
. ricano. Wednesay, December $11 cold supper was strved in the
from 3.30 p. m. to 7.36 p.m adjoining hall. The Hon. Commis-
sone, Mr. David Biatr, then
"Miss Monfea Whitty cclebrated welcomed the Santiaga members
dvr 5th. bithtay Jast Saturday and friends who had come to spend
with a most delighttut- party, the evening with Toc H.
~
Have you visited the White Elephant sales held at the
Instituto Chileno-Ncrteamericano de Cultura,
|. PLAZA ANIBAL PINTO. 1177
"New and Slighily used clothing and art'cles far sale. The nest
sale will be held December Sth at 4 P. M.
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MALETAS de ‘cuero Y
oxtralivianas para avion.
Chequetas de cuero y
gamuza-- Poriadocumenios
—Bileteras — Articulos
Deportivos,
CASA LEONS
‘Condell 1353 — Fono 2243 Z Z 2 ;
Fakricacién propia. é |
ENAMELS
PAINTS
VARNISH
ES
“ WATERPROOFING
INSULATING
MATERIAL .
ose z™ _
Pe oy ety 2) ras
Gianve won thy ¢
tecab dn thes ane
Fames put St Po ter’s ta. By hang a
time at dus Pp the sare
a for aF runs, sto
3 Wicks or 3 orins
ts tor dtouns But N
av owas a osery usctul hei
sde and ths intiigs
f @2oruns aud Hendersan
Siringfellow cach gor 2
Ths fickiing was medacre: al
ough 3 catches were, held. several
were dropped and thestiound field-
ing needs ai lot of practice and
improvement.
> The Grange started their intinvs
equiitly badly losing 3 wickets for
$9 rubs and “with no one excsut
Shearman, who scored a “shaky”
30 runs, making double figures -
they were all out for 36, Iraving
St. Peter's the winners by 2% ryne,
Naylor and Wilkins bowled
urchanged for St. Peter's, the
former taking 3 for 18 and Wilk-
ins 7 for 13, In fact it is fair to
say that these twa boys won the
match. for thelr side.
St. Petor’s Crlting was st ony
mediocre avd sever ceeics wore
dropped, but undoubtedly the Uct-
ter sido won,
SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE
We are Informed that Mr. Henry
Boys has been appointed resident
Layman of th: Valpaia'so S-am-
ens’ Institute ag from the 1s¢ De-
ecember nexts
“ob
Rowaar
\ Givercoh Mrs
Bo Sry vars a gee,
fat title hv worked in the des
cuunty Department of the Pacitie
af.am Nasmatian Company ap te
the yeas ait when he retaraed
te Engaud. in 1935 he left this
co.ntey to serve im the first Worls
Was, Juitning the Reyal Engineers,
Corpany Signalting Corps.
of that
%
In August
sent
enganed in’ communications wo.k,
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Ths picni will be held in the
Parque del Saltre, El Sato, on
Saturday the kth of Docember.
TRANSPORTATION, — | Theres
wil be 4 buss (blue) starting
from the following places:
From Plaza Sotomayor, Val-
paraiso, at 9 a, m.. stopping at:
Brasil corner Belay: Brasil
corner Avda, Fran Baron;
Yolanda; Portales: Sauce: L'ma-
ch? in front of Valdés Vergara
(Chorrilios) and thence to Parque
del Salitre. ,
From Recreo, leaving from foot
of 18 de Srptt-mbre at 9.20, Stop-_
ping at Capuchinos: Vina Staton:
Almacén Suiza: Railway Crossing
Chorrillos, and thence qwrect to
Parque dcl Salitre.
From Agua Santa, leaving corn-
vear he was Walas y:
to Erancve. where he was Chile will join us tn cxt-nding to
warhel
Liverroat .
tn Chile he will tong be remem.
Keen fuutball places,
for the
beret as a
and before the Sint War as ane
a” Une best ohai-backs uf tan
°Va'paraiwo™ Football Clob. He
fork part In acveral futercliy and
Intsnaco al Matches
Mr Hallam haves a waew and
ane dangnter now resident in
hs many {tends tn
them ou aecp sympathy.
From St sfarguret’s School at
9X. Sopping at Quillota corner
8 Nozte, 8 Norte corner Ubertad:
Libertad corner 4 Norte; Libertad
corner 1 Norte, proceeding along
this Avenue to Churrilles, stopping
at carner Quillota, corner Casta-
fos, Ocoa Bridge, Lusitania arid.
Re: and thence to Parque .del Sa-
itr,
MEALS.—Partic!pants should take
their own lunch but soft drinks
and tca will be provided. Coca
Cola and Nobis lemonades will bs
on sale.
RACES.—The races will com-
mence at 13.15. Prizes will be ais-
tributed after Tea.
TICRETS. — These may be
obtained at $ 10.— adults $ 5.—
children, from the following: Rev.
Edgar’ Prarson, Miss Mary Turne?,
Miss Inet ‘Taylor, Mr. A. D. Me
Kenzie, Mr. Mallandaine, © Mr.”
Turgoys sad Mr. John Sanches
(West Coast Cable).
INVITATIONS.—The invitations
for th: young pcople on the
Chureh Registers wil be handed
out immediately after the mozu-
ing scrviecs next Sunday.
er Avda. Espatin at 9.40, stopping
at Trasiavifa; Plaza Parroquia -
Vif‘a; Bolivar (La Lora); Almacén
ulza «Puente Ovcoa’; Railway
Crossing Chorrijlos; Limac+ tn
front of Valdes “Vergara: El ‘Salto
s‘a*'on; and thence to Parque’ del
Salitre, .
NT
Mrs. Diamond wishes to remind her friends and acquaintances thal
she ‘Is ieeclvirg guests at her he me in Vidarriee Het heme ly of
ANNOUNCEMEN
the -Ecach-hent watiy a full view of beach and lnke ‘netivities.
Batiung, boating, fishing and lounging are yours,
if -
+ MRS, MARVFY DIAMOND L
Villarrica,
Phone: Villarrica 53, -
. ‘Addre.
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happeee
. Movutain in Japan, one about a gray castle in Soain with a thous.
. Uhick storybook and her rocking c*a‘r.
” walt,”
+ pobhies, ag wees 46 a Dabs coving bo ita mother.
, Clock.”
“Lh Christinas
Gift for Pad
Your father cwould rather have
a git you mate than the most
The Little Man Of The Chimes
Once upon a time there was a Very Old Lady who lived by herself
in a smalt brown house, She had a rocking chair, a thick storysook, and
a clock that chimed. Every day the Very O'd Lady sat in her rocking expensive present yort can buy.
shale beside the window. Slowly she rocked tack and forth and read piere ja someting you: can make
stories frum the thick. book. There was a story avout a whitetopped thot will surelgapiease him, Ask
Mother .o buy you a small pockt
“comb. Now lay this on a piect of
pep'r. and ‘trace carefully around
tt. By drawing another line 12
em outs'de th’s Une, yqu have a
pattern for a comb case, just a
Mtue larger than the comb. Us'r.¢
th's pattern, cur two pieces of
{-lt. «Perhaps Mother’ has an old,
felt hat she docan‘t want anymore.
It can be washed and pressed, if
it is dirty.)
Now, stitch the
and rooms, And one was a story of a golden horse'In Africa that could
run faster than the wind.
At the end of each honr, as the Very Old Lady tead from the
thick atery book, the clock played its chimrs, ‘They were as Sweet as the
song of a bird in Springlims, as s*eet as a babbling brvok rippling
over the vebbies, os sweet.as a taby coving to Ils mother.
The Very Old Lady was happy, for she loved the clock und her
.Put one day when the Very Old Lady sat reading, the chimes In
the clock sovnded tired. “Every hovr, as they rang ovt, the notes
camp more s'owly. Finally, at s'x o’c’ock, the chimes did not ring at
all, The ony sound from the clock ‘was ils soft Licktock.
- The Very Old Lady opened the g avs door that covered the face
of the clock. She took down a key and .wornd the sprine. She tanped
the clock very gently, Then she sat down in the rocking chalr to
two pieces
together carefully around the edge,
The hands of. the clock teld the Very Gld Laty that it was seven
o'clock, Bit again no chimes sounded. Only the quiet ticktock of the
clock eould be hrard. The Very O'd Lady waited for another hour,
But at eight o'clock the chimes d'd not play, At nine the Very Old
Lady put away the thick storybook, turned out the light, and went
ta bed, She thought and thought about the chimes and wondered
what could have huppened to them, She wondered whether’ they
would ever play aguin,
The Very Old Lady was a'mest asleep when she thoseht she
heard a anece sound iu the room, It was cose to ber ear. Sho sat up
in bed and Nehted the lar, She got up ard 'aoked fn all the corners
ef the room. Thrre was na one there, She Iooked bebInd the door.
There was no ove there,
. “Ht must. have been the wind in the trees,” sald the Very Old
Lady. And she turatd out the Mehb ard went back to hed.
She elased her eves Wut Just us she une drifting to sleep,
thought she heard the queer sound acasin,
The Very OF Lady sat up in bed and lighted her lamp. She got
up and tooked in all the corners of the room. There was no one
there, She looked vnder the bed. There was no one there. She looked
dehind:the doar, There was no one there,
st have been a doz Harting ovtstle.” said the Very Old
she turned ovt her light and went back to bed.
“Non't turn out the Ught!. I-can't se,” commanded a tiny voice.
The Yery Old Lady ‘sat up and lighted the lamp. ‘And there on 3
post of her bed stord a wee man no taller than the Very Old Laty’s
thumb. He was wearing a lilt'e Frown bat, brown trousers. ant a
Jacket as green as the grass In the meadow. On each of his boots
glittered a valden buckle.
“My roadress!" exec’almed the Very Old Lady. “Who are you?”
“rm Chymer,” » ‘sald (he wee wan. “I play the chimes in your
“Ret the chimes: dian’t play tonight,” said the Very Old Lady.
“I know!” sald Chymer, “Um Ured of ptaying them. Every hour
of every day for years and y-a-s Y've p'ay-d the chinies. I want a
vacation, I want to travel. I want to see ¢a'l forests and ray ‘castles
and whilé-tonved moauntatas and blue oceans, I'm going to go places
and fee all these things!”
The Very Old Lady smiled and nodded her head. “Yes,” she sala. |
“They are beautiful, Rut those things are all many miles away. How
witl you travel so fart”
“I'm going ta watk,” Eeplird Chymer. He pointed to his feet. “See
my shiny new boots!” he’ sald Proudly. “They have thick soles; so
they won't wear out.” |
“But you're so Uny!” exclaimed the Very Old Lady. “You will be’
stepped on, Dogs will growl at you. You'll soon be hungry and cold
and tired If you start out to see all those ¢hings.”
Chymer's face grew sad.
“Ob, dear!” he sald. “I didn't think of that! Perhans i'd better
not xa after all, But I can't play the chimes for you when Vin not
happy. And I'll never be happy arain until I learn all about the
beautiful places and thinea In the world."
The Very Old. Tady was silent for a few:maments. She was think-
ing of the chimes that scunded like the seng of a hird in suriugtime
anda babbling brook and a cooing baby. She was thinkine abort the
wee man who. wanted to travel - to tau lorests and «white-topped
mountains and blue geeans. At last she spike. -
“Teo traveline every day.” ave said. “E-ery day & read my thick
atory hook. [tctells me about.many. beautifal places aud. things In.
whe worid, If you will stay and p'ay the chom-s in my clock, F will
read ta you from my hook, Then, in imagination, we ean travel
tcyether all over the world.”
And that js jurt what hapvened. Every- day after that the Vers
Qld Lady sat ta her rocking chair by the window, with Chymer perched
on her sheulder. The Very Old Laty read to b’m vrom the thick
storybook. She read abort the whitctoocd mountain in larzan. the
gray caste In Spaln with a thousand rooms, and the golden horse +
tm Africa that could rufi faster than the wind,
Afier that every hone, day after das, Chymer elimbted inte bh
heme In the clock and tang the chimes-~h'mes av aueet As the song
of a bhd to springtime, on sweet ssa babbling browk rippliog usec
KITT
AUNT
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¥’S LEYTER
Today ts the very last day of November, and do you know what
that means, children If means that in on'y 25 days, old Saint.
Niche.os will come creeping down the chimney with his pack
full of toya. Have you made out-your Christmas list, Bonnie?
And yu, Peter and Mictiacl, It's thme to start belng very good
beys so that Santa will hes ng you More than a
sticks! And sif of yuu bad, "better start tenting syout making
presents for your friends and -famliies, because Christmas wii?
‘soon be here!
using bright yarn. (Don't forget
to Ikave one end open, so that ths
comb can side in) Tle a small
Strip of felt around the last tooth
of the comb, to make a little
handle for pulling tht comb from
th> cass, There, It’s all fintshed,
and doesn't it look nice?
AUNT KITTY Wises MANY HAPPY RETURNS TO FRANCIS
REES, MICHAEL GOLLELA, _ PETER FIRMIN, MARGARET oas-
TELAARS LESLIE POLLOCK AND DAVID VALDES
bundie of
The Land Of'
Story-Books
by Robert Louls Stevenson.
At evening when the lamp fg 3.
Around ‘the fire my parente
They sit ab-home and talk din
(sing.
And do not play at anything.
Nov, with my little gun, I craw!
All in the dark along the wall,
And follow round the forest track
Away behind the aofa back.
There, in the night, where nond
(can spy,
All tn my hunter's camp f lie, >
And riay at books that I have read
Till it ts time to go to bed
I see'the other far away,
As if in Tfirelit carp they lay,
And I, Uke to an Indian scout,
Around their party prowled about
Su. when my nurse comes In fo-
ame.
Home I return across the sea,
And go to bed.with -backrazits
flooks
At my dear land of Story-books
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On re-visiting Antofagasta, the
Ambassador took the opportunity
to present the Insignia‘and Wart-
tant of Appointment of member-
ship of the Most Excellent Order
of the British Empire to the
British: Vice Consul, Mr. Stuart
E.. Sword. The presentation
ceremony. was celebrated at the
- English Club in the presence of
ths: Dean of the Consular Corps.
Don Max de ta Fuente Locker,
the
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- 0. B. E., don Ramon
sidente of the Cham
merce;. Mr. Mansel McMahan, Vi-
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ani Mr. 3. G, Macfarlane, | Pre-
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others who were present-were the
Rev. J. B.D. Cotter, and Messrs.
Malcolm E. Sword, E. McLean, P:
Williamson, J. R. W. Stansfield,
W. KR. James, W. Iughes, Lb. V.
Dufi, A. P. Sexton, T. 3. K. Bar-
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Hil, C.F. Ferrand, ©. Wood, KR.
Ferrand, J. W. Balshaw, W. E.
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In sccordaore tty bamias
honoured custe:, the mafoniy af
thestey-serviccinen mustered at the
krown, only one momber failed to
to this name and
escaped tht ensuing “operations.
He nay have deserted by alr, as
gling across no-man’s Iind on h's
stomach, or saimming from’ the
wreck 10 a Carley Maat.
At the - bug fs call, the troous
were'stransourté! in mechanis-d
“vehicles of 1914 to 1955 vintage -to
the Rancho, where the -rofl call
was taken ‘and the Survivors of
the inftlal skirmishes were found
to comprise the following veter-
ransi— R Ferrand, President, C.
Wood, Vice - President, A. J.
Brown, Secretary, R L.' Davies,
_Tr-ssurer, D. H. Maird. J. W,
“Balshaw, T. J. K. Bareer, J. K,
Renson, M. M., D. J. Dakin, A. F.
Daniel F..8, Deer. C F., Ferrand,
J. L. Hill, E..H. Holmes-Rrown,
J. ‘Hopwoot. M. C.. I. McNéwal,
M,C, E MeLzan, W. B..Miuns'l
R. Pocock, R. P. Perez. R. A.C.
Pritchard. H. F. Rooke, J. S'ater,
S E. Sword, M. B. E. E. N.
Thomas, also in representation of
the Chuavicamata Branch: A.
F. Suain, M. EDS C,ani
KF. W. Witcombe, M BE. The
British Consul, Mr. T Bates, O.
B EK, the American Vice-Const),
Mr. M. MeMuhan. and Mr. aA.
Grondys of the Dutch Forces had
been recruited as guests,
Little time was last in sound~
ing “Come to the cook-house dorr,
boys”, to which there was a ready
response. Since the close ‘of the
campaign same of the biave bets
Rave been heard vo one that che
rations were of such quality that
the reply of the senior Mand of
the mess to the enquiry of the
Officers of the cay was a satiated
“No complaints, Sur’, However,
such’ Was, the confusion created in
the ranks by thrust and counter
thrust that {t is difficult to
determine precisely of what those
rations consisted. Since an im-
portant feature of the general
tatical strategy had seemed to
consist of their being thoroughly
wished down, it is possible that
is was the from rations that had
been dished out. ~~
2 .
The serfous Stage of the muano-
euvrcs includéd the individual f1
ing off of tozsts, executed br
numbers in Bistev-hke perfection
by R. Ferrand who gave “Th?
King". C. Woed who welcomed
the “Visitors, SE. Sword who
recalled a nest of “Absent Friends”
and A, J. Brown whe spoke of
*Sweet-hearts ard Wives”: buts
Witcombe. Tre force ar the
ARed out the
or he proved
y>porting exactly
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boyy should! BLar
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PURI S OCs moRTat” UT te fener ae ee
A rallying.call of “Up, Guards,
and at ‘em saw a leaks jUm>
to it as they did at Waterloo, ol Sas
being the hospitable Rancho Bar,
belend which were ranked the
invitingly grinning sapp'rs who
Nad valiantly blazed a way for the
advancing suppers The movement
developed into a brisk general
action that became further
enlivened when a piano, which’
had been crnningly camoufiaged
in {ts dark retreat, wis svotted
and commandeered Relentiessty
frog-marched to the canteen, It
was promptly stripped “of every
removable piece of equioment and
clothing by the M. P. It threiten-
ed to collapse with shell-shock
upon being displayed in all its
pristine nakedness, ‘but made a
startling recovery when contousiv
lubricated with whatever, class of
medicine, strictly of a houtd
nature, that came to the hand of
the Sick Berth Attendants. The
timely arrival of scovts whh a
prisoner, Boh Cond of the Ame-
rican Legion, saved the critical
emergency that haa’ arisen from
developing into a military d'sastre
Bob proceeded to do his stuff, and
if Santiago Brar.ch fatled to hear
the -responses of the rank and file
xathered around the camp fire, it
was not the fault of the Antofa-
gasta troops. —
So continuous beeame the roar
of barrack-poont yotees tr toa
Startling feint by enemy skirmi-
shers passed ulmost unobserved.
They wormed ‘their way to ‘the
rear, cleared the breach of land-
miyes, and smbushed comrade
John Hopwood whom they carried
off. in triumph to their base at
Meiiliones, desnite the stout
resistence he offered. a prisoner
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f'girel amorg the piotuiny Ge
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thermby we could escape court-
martal rer unsvemly oxaeceral on
In any cass, the expert scroun\ing
of a sticky - fingrssd barman
“gon”. from heavea knows where.
silver cup of fan*astic pronor-
tons and unfathomable canacity
The order “Fall in” was given—
and the whatane almost did fait
into it, for it brimmed wth an
insidfous brew concocted of ever;
liquid ingredient" stocked in the
canteen or in any neivhhourinc
camns. Freer was betrothed to
whiskey, Hqueur Jinked with ptseo.
coghac ‘coquetted with vermouth
pra cech mith ane srother; the
falsified frivoling with ths
imported. Th's was fvst a han;
conceived, get-tovether, one-#
all-united. one for-the-long-tony
road joving-cup dram. Obedient
‘to command and wilting to serve
every man did h's duty and par-
neral Staff We
took ‘That probably was wha!
finally ensured the hard-wor
vietorv, with its compensat!n:
glory for the maimed and wound?r
of the cheers cf the weleasin:
hemefotk when they reached ther
billets in time for breakfast. Ir,
short, aS ‘ve stated at first, wo
celebrated another British Legion
armistice dinner at Antofazasta
(The editors are bappy tv
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time. Pree were won hy Mise
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Mr. and Mrs Cecil Wells return-
ed br air to Punta Arenas recen: s.
zter a holiday in Carada. We
waderscand that in the autumn
sher Will again leave ‘Punta Arenas
to take up permanent residence
in Canada. .
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‘B.. Commandet -in Chief of
the Chuesn Navy, Rear Adzursl
doo Carlos Torres Hovia, recently,
Presented to the British Club a
. painting of the Cruiser “Chacabu+
_ 00". Fhe presentation, was effected
vs Rear Admiral Carmona, Chief
vf te Gra Naval Peviston. on
Debal! of the donor, at sa inform.
2] Qxkiail Party in the: Cub
Rooo:s and the President of the
Ond, Mr A. D. King. made s
* speech in which he asked Admiral
Carmana to convey the sincere
thanks of the Cammuttee and
Mexibers to Admural Terres for
Among those
sas Rear
Rin: vio served as
in Une “Chacabuco
abie party took place at the Rio
Sera Stafi House, in aid 3! the
Getf Ciur, The guests were reque-
sted ta wear something rem'niscent
of we “Gay Ninetien” Some of
The get-ups were extremely clever,
and greatiy added to the hilarity
vo! the evening. The “Tennis Giri”
dsncing “Boogie Woogie’ with
the “Churehwarden™ wos quite
3 sizht to behold. On the Sth of
. Sgumber a simitar party took
v
On the Hth July a very enjos-"
. te guess of
_ at Estances Punta Delgada
eléveres? oo representations were
those of Mr. Fric Davies-" Fhe
Enemy Within.” Miss M. Harper-
“Great Expectations,” Mr. and
Mrs. LOC. Sauaiers-“We Took 9
the Weaas XU, J. ‘Price-“Cheaper
by the Poren,” Mr. 5S. BL Rabdson-
“The Seats of the Mighty,” and
Me EU Clifford - “Britannia
Mews.” Te
Amos these who spent the
Iiez-y-Ocho holidays in camp
were Mz. and Mrs. E Buchan, who
ere guess of Mr. and Mrs EK
Macican at “Rio Verde.” and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Price, who were
Mr. EL 1. Cliffort
Several Members had an “into-
or 'prenks” st the Golf Club on
Dicz-socha those present “being
Mr. and Mrs. J. McElroy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Bing, Mr. and Mrs:
A.D. Ring. Mr. and Mra. G.
Crew, Moss Ll. Stirling and Mr. F.
P. Arthez.,
the winter months
“beops” were held at
the Emtish School, in aid of the
Golf Cicud, the total profit thereon
being in exeess of $ 10000 —_
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Among Urase who came in from
camp to attend the recent party
at Rio Seco were Mr. ET. Ci{-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. K. Mactcan,
Mr. and Nera Eric Davies and Mr.
and Mrs. W. Macleay.
Last week ‘Lyonair” plane
a
drought sine racehorses to Punta
Arenas. ~
Mrs. Noel Donaldson returned
tv alr receniy from 3 holiday in
Cérdoba with Mr. and Mrs. K. ©
u ‘ ai fhe Staff House. the
f SS feeds this tims being divided Ross
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es Seen without (elepione serv
tee for nearly ten months-since
the Burticane af November last-
bes nes had that womeshat miced
Riesling Destowed vpen cit once
agaiz, Mined is the blessing Indeed
~ea the day our ‘phone was cone
- nected we were rubbing our bands
in gc, ant won serhi¢ to whem to
Five the honour of our first cail.
when we received ovr first call,
chick tarned out to be... “wrong
number.” Afier that the blessed
instrument went on sirike, and
for tbe next tem days, though it
rang on an average wf ence every
ten minutes, we could speak to
mobods, not even the exchange.
We uadersiand that a represent-
ative of Erikssons is now in Pun-..
ta Arenas, trying to come to an
ar emeni with the local author-
ities which would enable automatic
telephones to be installed, but up
ts the present nothing definite
seems to hare been Srranged. ~
News has just been received of
the death, which took place fn
Ene sod. of Mr. P. A. d2 Bruyne.
father of Mr. H. B. A. de Brayne.
of Estancia Rio Verde.
The termtory lost another of its
pRonerrs recently when don José
Menendez Behety lost his life in
a metoring accident near Buenos
Ains His two sons, José and
Aruro, who were with him, were
ingered, ‘but we understand, that
dosh are progressing favourably.
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Alcanis don Jerman = Saelzer |
Balde returned from a visit to tie
Capita! uneie tn cempany wih
the Parhatoentary representatives
he visted the various Ministerial
Departments with promissne resu-
Its. im
Tt as annuiced that the cons-- -
truction of the new railway station
in Cattle Anibat Pinto has been
definuely resolved, though nothing
is stated about the Initiation of its
construction. .
Pror_ses of funds ‘or the cons-
truct:on of the Intendencia Bulld-
ing which will house the Post and
Telegraphs, the Corte de Apela-_
ciones and the offices and. private
dwelling of the Intendencia, have
also been made to the extent of
Seven Millions which sum will be
augmented when the work .3 ady-
anced.
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The 2th anniversary of the
Cruz Roya de Hombres, Valdivia
Brarich, and’cf the Club Aéreo de
Valdivia 13th anniversary were
- celebrated during the week. There
was also an imposing ceremony in
the Plaza on Friday last when the
Indies and members of the Cruz
Roja ce Sefioras processsd through ©
tne principal streets and speeches
were made from the bandstand
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On Tuesday last Alfonse Men-
wecinos gave. a pianoforte ‘recital
imo the Cepyantes ‘Pneutre which
aude
we Altered by a mses
tenes in spite of nde
dis piveracy
Bach,
navel and Ajtend>
~oO0o--
On Thursday there wus a recital
of dances by pupils of Herbert
Beckner in the Cervantes Theatre
which attractrd a inrge audience
of parents, relatives and friends
ef the aupils. m
5 - 7000~ .
On Saturday last the engag-
ement of Mr, George Schuler Lé-
pez snd Srta. Marfa Eugenia
Contreras Bertoglio took place ia
“the house of the Contreras Berto-
giio fanuly and was célebrated by
a large gathering of relatives aud
friends of the parties concerned.
—000~—
The first regattas of the season
Were iwid on Sunday morning
with the participation of the five
cluts of the Association: They
were of special interest owing to
the innovation of regattas Single
and Double Sculls and attracted
an enormous crowd of spectators
to the river’ front. The Arturo
Prat obtained first place in points
followed by Centenario and
Phoen:x-Valdivia, the last named
senior crew . participating In the
srespective event.
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On Sunday aftencon the Nacio-
nal F.C. beat the Magallanes F. C.
by 2-1 in a clusely contested
fsovbal metch In the Municipal
Para which was witnessed by. ny
Tarte croan of spectators.
The Club ts new the proud pos-
sessor. of two handsome trophies,
cone, @ Quaich, having been
presented by Mr F. D. Paton, to
wfeplace the one lost in the fire,
‘which, had been presented many
years ago by him and the late
Mrs Paton. The sécond of thcee
trophies, the Warwick Cup, has
been presented ‘by Mr. W. C.
Warwick. to replace the trophy
presented by him on the otcasion
of his visit to Punta Arenas: some
years ago.
On the 4th. inst, the official
tnauguration of the new Ciub
House at the Golf Course took
place, and the opening ceremons.
was largely attended. Mr. K. C.
Ross. the new President, declared
the building open, and then hand-
ed to Mr. Jorge Claude 4 silver
ashtray from the Members, as 9
token of their gratitude’ for his
Eindness in designing and everse-
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building, at the same time he
presented a bouquet to Mra. Ciau-
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Few of us run our Hves, Our
ives run us. If we are io lead
reaponsible full Uves this has to
ter
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be so to a certain extent. How-
ever, over and over again I am
impressed with the fact that few
people consciously make choices.
Few are Onn in their determina-
ton tw get from hfe that which
has greatest meaning ‘for them
Most- persons go along In the
usual groove with only a side-
{s happy? Is it important to you
to entertain fermally and flaw. *
lessly or to have enough energy
left to enjoy’ your guests when,
they arrive? +
fo am not advocating wu mensy-
house This leads to fatigue and
becticness. Charm of atmosphere
ZA7 Ee eZ eee
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PEL ART TP Ze TT
Pie PE TT a
LPP | tt
FLi it tt wt tf
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ways glance -at the things they
Yong to accomplish; the things
which have always’ held great
interest for them.
We fail to realize that we.
should have an energy budget
Parisian models by a French || just as we have a money budget.
‘We have only so nich en¢ergy
ox “eo . ~ -to spend without nervous ex-
* Professionally perfect hand- |]. hausuon.
ond a certain amount of order.
Sre certainly essential. .
* Distinetzon and personality’
tn women’s clothes.
em Lee cave ert eter
Myriad small wastes in energy!
add up ta fatigue. If your kitch-
en work table is not the correct‘
height for you it will be a handl-
eap. If you stand when you coy"
at that fs another. Tf you a
your grocery lists carelessly th :
mad dash<s to the store are tiring.
* Artistic interpretation of
bhatt
; - e "oF 126 work: suits’ two-
HORIZONTAL 44, jump VERTICAL, punturegras |} TRU PES Skis, frocks, | We should budget it in order
, wf silent . MGabeverage .1S3 A. 7 regret “made to measure. "Hl to have time for the reatiza- nnd hectic.
° ‘i pecst seriovs P+ ae 2 wenvearee 3 cuore : . Von of some of those dreams and You can safely bet that those, :
yo ” ¥ . yomen you mow who accom 3
14 sumptuous . 51. heighten 3. compare 9 largevesset |[ * Careful selection of impar- |} the accomplianment ot some plish to rach and sul seen te
entertainer 52. flower part. critically 10 ignore ted materiais for the well- {| purely persona have time and energy to enoy i
1S cheek bone 53 connected 4 yellow bugle EE counter. dressed waman. . . un Nf> have learned to avotd many ~
16 source of 54: white poplar 8 sen bird | _ irritant We have started our “haute Women are supposed to run I'f> nw, in th 7
phosphorus — 12 tend couture” deparment: for copy- fj houses but most houses run such ome wastes t etre
compounds % 19 heard of igina: ade _{f women to death. In this, as in ergy budget. ou can Pp
17 quite Anawer to last week’a norste, grain if INK Orletnais, made to meagure. |} activities, yo mvst choose your. energy larder with short
18 ane whe f a wine . . what is really important to you pertodic ten minute rest periods °
e1.Gtles trivial oe o
20, put on cereal grass KOMAROMY FASUIONS ; .
Bh ; Satish MUERFANGOS 718 LONDON -FASIONS Cs
5 nine k .
24 impel Gers Rex theatre. .
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~ toc Tre ebay
low balloon
27 cay basket
20 mdigent a7 smal way No deie
a0 central part candle
34 atar end 38 corn mush que sus cabellos.
(Mex)
poetic wat
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37. soft mineral
40 8 Americar
Woed serrel
A2 subsist
43 Luzon savage
39 part or coat
41 fell concer
44 lath
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NORTH which on percentage rated to be : . =
, the case. “West cashed the king s
$62 and ace of clubs and shifted to 2 RA E BIA :
u xo i 5 th? jack of hearts. drawing East's 3 : :
. quecx and South's ace. Burying — ¢ Y rs ‘s a .
: cot 63 his head In the sand. declarer, in 4 REINA Pd jimalternoun dress with full shit, nazural showider ithe
-_ ostrich like fashion. proceeded to 2* . aaa ree-quarter | sieves designed’ by ie
WEST EAST Jead aM his trumps but one in the a DE LAS TINTURAS snaned By t
hope that someone would faints 7t nn
1 8S 8 3.9754 the error of unguarding the hearts + PARA EL CABELLO : ipe
MW J1lS7S HQ 40 that the king and anuther heart 4° . II ae
psa D 376532 would establish the fourth card ia
c ad K1OR4 cs 2 of that sult. This was the height
sovtn of futility because the ecards spoke i |
sou for themselves and no player out . | :
. of incarceration could hold onto T. ANDREWS, |
s AKQ 4 103 Gidmends and let so hear's {Angtenn) | {1 :
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v A Oeclarer would have been bat- - i
© qs ter advised to attemyp: to visual i . i
the adverse holdings and he in. Ay. Holanda N.e 1st a 7
The bidding have Int upen a scheme to win DANTLAGO a
. . tne hand withant resor! to ehican- — i"
on South West North Eawt rity. Dnelarer should start ext:act- {830 4 im. Hels Communion if '
: : . hw Tepe” West shows ult 930 a. in. ay Scnval ‘t :
2apades Puss 2 netremp Pass 299 the second ro . se pulls fia alm Rr Prayer and ‘ :
3 spades Pass
Oth,
i spades Pass
3 notrump Pass
Fass Pass
mors, leaving East with tle
Deciarer cashes tig ave of dia
monds and then plays the ting of
hearts, If i
ang but diamonds t retura, pes. f
mitting declarer to distese uf he | all
teu losing hearts. If :
'f. declarer sim
iss Sunday is Month.
Camaunian
visitors warms
Opening lead xang of cluns
An i
pos.
spcak fer thermoclyrs
ariooed
¥ Chapa: .Rev Janes A Cony ,
4 AF Holanda gh: fel aapto
Casila Ns se \
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wer
td eontmt ef feur spades and
wow that Suithineat would be dit.
Wobeare raul to break, Petuie pots an end to the contest
Tinsas
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PARSISEN Ses PURDON alt Ae wa sao th uation ager
Pete es onetime
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yee
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pane
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Stk
The ely of San Prascisca, Calt-
FRB sents, fooms targels as the back.
nN
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around of (lms or sas during the
week, and vers nice it looks, too,
although a friend of curs uho ogce
iived there compisived bitterly of
the fogand be was a-Liverpu-
dilan, at that. In THREE 11CsB-
~ANDS (Tres Espass! Emlyn Wil-
Mama, for his firs Hollywood
picture, Woowe = are net olstaken,
abandons his predilectién for play.
ing psychopathic murderers as in
Night Must Fall and phthisical coat
“miners* as ta The Citadel and
breaks out as a polished Ovonlan
who vores charm all over the place.
What he was doing in San Fran-
elsco isn't made.quile clear in the
wy. but he has a very modern
Bivncnmaene and entezialns hand-
“aomely. He ts very friendly with
three’ married couples and ‘has a
cardiac condition, which is medi--
calese for a.weak ot diseased heart.
As fs not infrequent with such
patients, he dies snddenty, but as
be is a tireless prankster he leaves
with his lawyer three letters, nd-
dressed to cach of the husbands
of the couples with wham he has
been friendly, to be delivered to
the addressees on the day of the
funeral. In these Jetters he makes
the nenpts statement that the
relations between himsetf and (No
wives have been mert than just
simple friendship, and the filot
dea's with the effect the news has
0) the husbands and we are
xhonn in flash-bdacks that Mr,
Wiliams had innumerable op->
portuniites for developlag the rela-
Wons at which he hints. -
Tt ls alt played with great akill,
and the ladles concerned, Miss
Ruth Warrick, Miss Vanessa Brown
and the Incomparable Miss Eve
Arden, are provocatively charming.
The dis‘ogue Is entertaining, adult
je ies Mr, Emlyo Williams
suidoubledly the type for whom
the ladies wouldn't mind leaving-
home, and the picmre is very
“TRY AND GET ME”
Important paper of thé
motion pleture indusiry *Show-
men's Trade Review.” published
the following comments adout the
fila “TRY AND GET ME” (La
dusticla Unjusta"), whieh opens
to-ay at the Florists’ Theater, of
- Sanilagn city, through United
Artists release: .
" “This is an enerossing. realistic
melodrama; a fast-moving, excit-
ing. sspenseful star tut deals
with mab vlolence and the terrifle
eifeel an Lawessness on al people.
‘Splendiiy acted and direrted. it
AORN ity emotienat grip from
“EF, do finish, and stave ne effort
has been made fo gtamvrice rither
the people or the surroundings,
real Frank Lov-
The
Hobs tarilingts
thos, as toe averd ont.
caughs in the web (rear sa tess
Seewt ge af nbs inahatity catRed werk
te oammnori his tamisy, scores om
A perfurmonee That wet ents cine
tra’ bet wing svaapaths. lard
Relages, un extremely versatile
aetur, Fendles the rate oof the
wiegiomantac Biller @xth ac custo.
mary, eifteteat abihiv. Rathiess
Bean a neusomer, is eres gon
in A charastertaatina Ubst cath
NEW FILM,
IN SANTIAGO TODAY
Be ORBUGEE DT ane oes
ote oe Gaah
ett, Und i fae" are a
Uy be bothered “py ine meron af
, her Mancing' them te shee, We
treall being ‘in the aadience in the
old Patace Fheator of Vuudevitte
watster
neatly directed hy Mr. Irving Gels, . New York when Phil Raver, a
we think, though we nuulda't "A8line comedian oth an ace
~ -tordion and a.stonge in a bat.
spe-lighled Miss Regers in the
audience and desccibed her aca
Little Girt , Rig
swear fo that oaime on oath.
The other site of ite near the
Golden Gare {3 portrayed in
SHAKEDOW: ' Extorsign) where © : va
Mr. Howard Dust. tuins up asa Future, He Invited her'up on the
taker of pictures for the sr'spa- stage to sing, and she accepted.
pers. Funny the professians these Mr. Baker was the, embarrased
one: she ‘wanted to’ sing “tf Gey
Rhythm" and’ tt taxed his ingen~
uity to produce’ a sattsfactary, de
Dulfs get into We know of ouly
two others and one sia Bank
Manager and ths other an Ingur-
ance Man. Perhaps Howard Durr SOmPaniment on Ais accordian.
is iu the most respectable business, That was many years age, and
Its practically a certainty that YF think It may safely be sald
‘that. Mr, Baker's prophecy of those
day -has come true,
ELEMENTS VITAL TO
THE ORGANISM! -
My husband, my children and mysell
all depend on FITINOL. the triple action
cerebral tonic. Easy to take. FITINOL
telurns to ‘the body the phos- ¢
phorus needed fo combat ner -
vous breakdown and count:
so eract mental fatigue.
he rakcs In more shekels tor his
efforts,
"En the course of his free-lnhemg,
Mr. Duff gets one or two shots
‘that are really good news-pictures.
and is hired by a paper. despitc
the fact that the editor-—Mr-—-
Bruce Bennett doesn't care for
Ure 'Dult fcllow a3 a type. In the
pursuit of his reportorial duties
Mr. Duff obtains somé more pic-
tures that would definitely incrim-
inate one or two of the local gang-
leaders if they were published.
These he holds on to and appro-
aches the gangster wlth prupasals
that amount ta’ nothing else but
blackmail. One thing leads to
another ‘and he eventually finishes
tp pumped full of bullets by a
gentleman who distikes him eors-
idvrabiy, bet Miz. Dull bas ihe
presence of mind to press the
camera bulb before he kicks the
bucket and so leaves x picture of
Nis assassin for the record, though
it ‘didn’t really matter-thore were
seores of witnesses present.
“fhe fim ts quite ‘exciting tn
spots and gives a close-up of
one way of earning a ling, but
it is, perhaps, wiser te stick to
either Banking ‘or Insurance.
Miss | Ginger Rogers, tn the
course of Her tong career in the
mavies, | has’ possibly uot had a
fougher job to tackle than her
t in STORM WARNING
in the flim Miss Rogers is the
model who accompanies a travel-
‘ng dress salesman on his ex- |
editions, and white on thetr way
{9 some Southern Center in the
US. she steps off a¢ name saat {
town “Way Dawn South to visit j
hee married sister, Na soonce ix
she off the bus than she witnesses
a rather brutal butchering by the,
Ku Klux Klan and tro of the : -
eerste ener
members of that lnspirteg organ- .
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feation have been silly enoush to
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fall In love with Mr. Reagan, sa
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the Ku Klux Kian in solemn
conclave, the thing is finally work-
ed out, but it definitely leaves an
unpleasaat taste in one’s mouth.
A foreword to this picture states
that the goings-on recorded io the
a Picture do not necessirily rive :
paciviparng) is one of the lemvesty authentic’ ple . ) a)
Mal gripping sqypences the nici. re pleture of happenings
ton pletuze catnera has caudarcd ia it the United Siucs, and we bape
a tong time, The film's ctery to goodness that ss so. Nevertheless
preuise-an anveat tor judgmert the producers aiust bear ia mind
be reason rather Gian by emotion, ine nae oe t
ie eush xontcthing, to prove’ «ont tae Beuple who see the
dievscen and thus brid patren. Fe iure acl net take the tratle
foe true’ understanding to he
convincing. Impressive in suppurt-
ine roles are Richard Carlsun,
Adele Jergens and = Katherine
Locke. Director Cyril Endtield
demonstrates his ability to ensnare
the true aura of off-beat sitvat-
fons of the Amertcan scene with
hii handling of the mod scenes;
and his direction thruughout ts
Eracticalts fawless, The stormin+
of the jail bs the mob tartualty
filmed on locatiyn in Fhoeni
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ANTER-CITY
The Inter*City match played at
Vina Inst week-end was Inicresting
-enough to merit a commentary
frum R, C R-G or E. W, Swanton.
Nowxever, sours truly must suffies.
Th? weathe was fine. Lucky ¢
RS ita Yene s
Wisden gointed out ta find th
‘unexceptional
Wonderful to relate the players
were nearly all ready ‘to start, -a8
the retary had ordained, at
10.30 a, m. sharp. However, nobody
ercmed fo have faith in this co-
incidence and tHe game duly start-
el at 11 a m. Santiago won: the
toss and chose to bat. One Vifla
optum'st was heard “to remark
that this was defeatism, choosing
. to play for a draw. But by lunch-
time with Santiago 90 odd for o7e
and Meredith seeing the ball foot-
ball s:ze there were sume signs of
complaisance “atnongst the San-
Gago players. Manning had by
this time been cxaspsrating the
bovlera with hs smothering tactics
which’ effectively closed: up‘ one
en} while Meredith made hay.
Even so it had not been fast mov-
ing and It looked as if the draw-
prophecy was not without found-
ation. Janca bud made a useful if
juckv 26, Meredith was clear of
his 50 and Manning was wot], 5ttt}
there. Manning. tneldentally, was
uning @ substitute run getter.
From Witta’s point of view, tht
anee
Junch interval, always a
hurdls far the nismen, worker!
ponders It . Mannings,
That:
Ress Jt
Roldenetain thr: ond
wend aut
tis de Mere ' no tL Piatt
nim bowled by stone. There-
after the srore-sheet Shows a gtea-
dy fall of wickets until the end
of the Innings. Santiago were
uniucky to lose Hobsbawn, run
gut on his own call, who haa bern
ahaping un well, but apatt from
nim and Tienken there had been
no other serious attenints ty stop
the rot. Ness had taken 6 Wickets
for 55 and Freestone 2 for 15 when
Btrart's wicket fe caucht at the
wicket by Falrbrass off Maxwell
al 3:30 p.m, Paine with 5 maidens
out of 8 overs had been bowling
with a consistency that twas to be
rewarded: in the second innings.
Apart from a few muffed catches
the fielding had been keen ard it
was anybody's came. Aithough on
paper it was then to be expected
MATCH IN
. cf th
a VE
bal Say pattie ths eh
Cricket —_
vind
had@ Meredik caught at Une wicket
for Oo.
Then came Manning, and the
bowlers heaved a ‘sigh of resisn ate
ton, but LT waa a welcome stimulus
to his team’s “fo: Wines and belett
with J boundaurnes .ta nes creat
when ones again plag.d oon to
Ness Then Pa‘ne bowled Joves
who st 39 looked dangerous and
the frames’ complexion, changed
geresptively. Knowlet plived some
pretty sirukes for h's 14 but never
keoxed safe, which ts a safe com-
mentary sinee he confesses to never
having fh safe, but Busbridge
mare ly gave himself time to svttle
dovn, Paine also removed Mace
qveen and Marshall winkling them
out as it were with the sharp par
of a consistent good length.
Once again Hobsbawn .& fienk2a
held back the flood of Viha impat-
tenes, but once again Hohsbawn.
csercstimated his Neetuess of foot,
“Getting too fat’ he was heard pe
fay in excuse althouxh he had
hurled himself heaclomr as dbrav~
ely as any ball plaver making a
bas:.
deserved and wricome to his side.
The last two wickets fell to Paine
bringin tes bax up ta 8 with an
average of 5.9. Good winkling!
Ber only 130 to cet at a rate of
abeit a runea mbinte looked well
within Vitla’s capabrlitirs but ann
the first 3 batsmen failed to come
off. ‘This time a was Falrbrass
pho had to hald the side together
aed bse 66 was deliahrtnl
as Brad Ih
end stopprra wh
to rpoke h's mon-
chost wai plavet by
Freestone wha though down us No,
To was rot allowed to bat. The
evens Hardy divided the match
thouph which it was who made the
winning hit your correspondent {s
unable co relate singe he was then
riaxing under a shower, Tienken
bad bowled consistently with It
the luck and Moredith age: ssively
weth some, Marshall was unusvally
a@ssatehed with binvself but
seeme:dt greatly improved on last
Sasson,
‘There hat been two full days of
imtirest and excitement,
Vina det Mar, Nov. 425.
B.OW. ©. C. Ist. Tn.
8. B. E Jones, b. Ness. 2 Od
W MMannning b. Ness. . 9
that Vifin would be able to put on ywrhoN Aferedith. b. Freestone RI
over 200 in reply and Ieave Sgn- 3. Knowls. b. Nrss 3
tingo to mek up the difference in 3, a. Busbridge, b. Ness . . .3
their 2nd innings. ag A. Marauesn. b. Fresstone 8
But the fates in cricket are no Marshall. b. Ness. . [')
respectors of panrr probabiliites a J 3. Hobsbawn, run olt | . i
and Vita wickets fell with alarming A, Tienk>n. b. Nesa . . . 10
rapidity. An overeneer Paine play- R-G S. Stuart. c. Falrbruss
et Iste ond outside a fatally Db Maxwell... . a. Oo
straight ball from Tienken. Sutton HO Unwin, aot out... ry
Jost an L. B. W. su't to Meredith. exiras | woe 3
Tenken teased Fairbrass into pa3- —_—
sing a fy-ball to Knowles and TOTAL 185
Freestone allowed Marshall tc —
knock off his bails. Maxwell and .
Peli were in together after tea Basling: Oo MW. OR,
and flooded as if thes might puu> .
the pame out of ihe flre but Freestone 15 3 2 63
Maxwell. the safer of the two, Paine . . . 8&8 $ 9 8
playat a weak forward stroke to Ness 17 2 8 8
® good it .eth hal! from Mereaith Maawell . 83 0 1 Be]
ta be bowled. Then i: wus Yeom-
ane’ tire i Wee. Ts bt Te.
ail and missing ane Moodie was
out to the last bail of tne dar, Maxwell bo Merch 36
being caueht and bowled off pp“ SC Pat w Treeken. a
half-hearted stm&e to a hel fram §. B Sutron Capt. } bw
Meredith. Reid was stl! (here win Me red: . “3
44 bot there was Saturday sigh: PL oC Galrbras. co Kneiwtes.
wo som B Tent . 3
On Sunday {twas not lone balers KO Freestone, 0 Mar? ¥
the Vita Gal lay doesn and tel RO Reto eet in
scores Rood wt GAS ta $3g° an a
$ ProYeoeans, th Mars a
‘Eo Muote © & oR Me, wt
wed wart wacau Pains MoOPL Hardy « Mauer
ween Cre moot
His 25 runs had been well,
ors.
y Sase EM ECAD
Ses
sei deer swage
ared gore
mehr Vea ¢
perteciie
att he hos ib
htt arm-tn thay ty gu
elub-hcad down in a side
shroty, lod
form of
suing nib
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t's fect
the
full
to tha?
heveau pail his
hands down ta.
ne hip and
er piveat to
y ‘ supmy ths neces
My \ essary outward
2 seurg of ie club
aid hud sv that
wal micets
ball from an de-aut swing
and pass-s shghily across the
‘rection line.
Breause of that. straight — but
not locked — left es — hs head
is going to remain Ly fixed past-
ton throtghout th> downswiig so
thre will be mechanical prec s’on
in the ewing and as a result a-
straight, far-Mying balk
i
Marshall . . . 4
c. O. Hardy, b. Tienken , . 4
‘A GG. Ness, not out 2... 5
iExtrag . 6 6 6 ee eee n
' TOTAL » 6
Roaling: 0 MW. R
Tienken. . . 191 30 3 48
Mervhth ... 16 6 4 a
Marshall. .25 180 @ 3,8
Manning. 2. 8 6 1 9! 2
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b Paine... se ee O
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J. Knowles, b. Paine . 14
J. A. Busbridge, c. Maswell, b.
Paine... . 2
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Paine 2. 6 2. ee SS
TD Marshall. b. Paine 27. . 0
E. J B Hobsbarn, nin out. 25
A Tierken. b. Paine 2... 2 7
R. G. S. Strart. not out. 6
H iinwin, b. Paine 2. “1!
Extras. 2 2. 2. 1 ee 5
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A MAS BELLA DE CIEE, POR
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; Las Termas. Minzrales de Toll:uaca. cuyos manantiales de aguas
calicntes brotan en el interics de una gruta situada en la base do
un cerro y al costado de una quebrada, es. por su clima, el lugar
incicado para una convatecencia y un grato repose.
Las inhaiaciones de vapores sulfurosos naturales, burrogs mingrales
provenientes de las fuentes de aguas minerales y finalmente, sus
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: MONTEVIDEO . SANTOS - RIO DE re) The next imernine pewexer. ue CHERBOURG due i Valparacso second half! December. loading
t 1 od frend was ambling along a pat .
. JANEIRO, LISBON, TENERIFFE, AND ‘LAS PALMAS near the hovse When he saw a fat for Antwerp & Freneh ports
: atts ili bole tn motionless in a .
: For full particuiars sailings, and fares apply to Agents: | fO?” He pie ea Tinse. fired pains GENERAL AGENTS FOR CHILE:
7 KENRICK Y CIA LTDA ¢ blank, and was overjoyed Shen .
os the turkey ipl at his feet. It was A. J BRO om & CO. Ss. A. C. t
only when, he'picked it up that he
oo 673% Randerd 94, Of. 116] jotlecd x card ted around its
7831 : Teléfono 6174 | neck. The card rend, “With the
compliments of Bernard, Baruch”
7 SANTY* G0:
Miguel Cruchaga 928.
Otteina $64
Teléfones: 64203-64211
Casitia 64 "|
Cables: “TRANSAT”.
VALPARAISO:
Urriols 51 - Casilla 9
Castlia g180
Telefonos: 3942-2999
ROYAL NETHERLANDS STEAMSHIP C0, sce uf. a
‘d the grouchy physician,
Next Sailing to ‘Antwerp ND. tr replied the meck pa
tient. “I went to the drugrist.”
Rotterdam, Amsicrdam, Hamburg, Bremen. - : .
“You went toa a droqeist!" ex- .
a. 8. “BRE! pa" fue Valparaiso December 17th. cla'med the doctor. “That shows ; vy . “7
how much sense some people QO H XN S N i iT Hy
0 x: & co. Lt D: You went to a druceist And, what
2 UNCA N,
i in “ae “Me hg hs told mie to come ‘and "Next psaiting for ANTWERP, PEAMBURG, DENMARK
2 General Agents Chite eru. + "SWEDEN & FINLAND, via Peri, Ecuador, a,
. a see you,” * replied | the patient. Pa 5 and Curacao,
. “ARGENTINA® — November 80th from San Antonio,
‘4 - 1 Two would-be sportsmen, orem December Ist (Optional) from Valparaiso,
. the city decided to rouc OL an oyna oe eee 5
, a senson and rented a cabin in the BOLIVEA January Sth from Valparaiso.
. North Woods. Neither had done Luxurious accommodation for 24 passengers.
. any hunting befors, but they were All outside staterooms with private bath.
a well-supplicd with equipment ang : .
to enthusiasm. . General Agents for the West Coast of South America:
f! /The day of their arrival, BI, COMPANIA CHILEN A DE NAVEGACiON
i who was part.cularly eager to get INTERGCEANICA
H on with the hunting, sald to 08.) gaANTIAGO: Nueva York 58 —- Casilla 4246 — Teléfono S4sit.
Git. é companion. “You make the fire, > :
- Oo rbont 2ath November. with Jov. LM ga shoot bear for din- VALYARAISO: Plaza Juviicla — Casilla 1419 — Teléfono 7221,
: ner” ! .
He had walkea only a few nuns
wing Valperniso about beeinning December.
:
OY cAeatial | a
t Will recelve cargo fer Antwerp and London
' ¥ ied feet from the cab hen he
: M/V, “CUZCO.” arriving Valenraiso first half of December. win} ive (eet trom ine cau wiht he
} recelve curgo for Hull, Antwerp and Liverpool. careful alm, he fired When the
Ve “FLAMENCO,” arriving Valpara'se Ist. half of January. Binoke cleared, he saw he had
WIM receWe cargo tor Liverpool. made a direct hit. But the bear
EXCELLENT PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILARLE] Was not dead: Woundd fn) enrag-
TO EUROPE AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS CABINS WITH » She was charging Bill.
_ AND WITHOUT PRIVATE BATIL. Dropping his gun, the amatour .
hunter made for the open cabin; Tt . fT)
THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY | docr, the bear iu hot pursull. Just A. Usedimare”.
before he reached the sufety of the . Lf
Ith of December
cabin, however, the hunter trip-
x Agents for the
The British Overseas ped and [cll. The wounded beat,
Alrways Corporation ~ . unable to slaw doarn, went chare- From Valparaiso to
: Royal Mail Lines Ltd., ing right on Into the cabin where | yaquit, (Puna, Buenaventura Gr roe Cans Catan, Ouse
- + ---Cunard Steamship Company Limited. - - - 2 hapless Joe was struggling to }° ,
; gct a fire started. © Loa Palas, BARCELONA and GENOA. a
VALPA R ArS OQ: SANTIA @ Oo: Bill rose and brushed himself CONNECTI ‘
oi volt. Strolimg over to the door, he ONS WITH MIDDLE EAST PORTS.
: Sisneo 689° Agaatinaa 1062-6] shouted, “Okny, Joc. You skin that x
i : blighter, Fl go get another one, FREIGHTS AND PASSAGES,
M A “re A BAIsO: Huérfancs 1249
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7 SANTIAGO:
Telephone 713295 1 I Al M A R Telephone 68643
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, WEEKLY SAILINGS WITH COMBINATION PASSENGER-CARGO VESSTLS CARRYING 5?
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a an ,
o FROM NEW! YORK: FROM VALPARAISO, via SAN ANTONIO: M/S “CJERTRUD BAKKE”
7 SANTA CECILIA. Nov, 23. SANTA LUISA, Dee. 5 Loading in Valparaiso about 29'301h November .
: SANTA MARGARITA, Nov. 30, SANTA CECILIA, Dec 12. San Antonto about I’3rd December
: SANTA ISABEL, Dec. 7 ‘SANTA MARGARITA, Dec 19. Taghuang About ah December
: é Out Jth =mbeor
Valparaiso -- U. S. Paelfie Ports Kalparaiso about Sth Levent: g
Coyninbo. aha, urber:
Tocopiia about ta Mth December
Twa STHLY SAYINGS” WITH ANH SHIPS CARRYING L2 PASSE
SIDE CABINS WITEE PRIVATE BATHS:
for Antwerp. Hremen. Hambur and &
ANTONIO Pert, Ecuador and Panama. s fandiaavina porta via
Fxcedlent accommodatiun for uwelve qe gers
FRO NEW YORK: EROW VILPARAISO, vie SAN
SANTA INES, Nov 30 SANTA INES, Dee 20
Se winosingie and doubly cal.ns each
FROW VALPARAISO, VIA SAN ANTONIO Stow ; =e
s ardesses especially fer the ane ‘
Y vothe attenhos of passengers.
FROM San PRANCIECO:
TA PAVIA, Dee 18
pevare bath,
SANTA ADELA. Nov 39. y :
SANPA ELIANA, Dee. 14 A BRIANA, Jan 03 - . GENERAI. AUEN SS {
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. - . rich. “full lives and ‘experienced
‘ ; 3 everthing from flood to famine.
the average S. P.M reader ie net
this type al all. The average SPM.
ecader is. in fact, a¢ dull as glated
giase, May U descrite him for yout
i .
i rafoved pour eeekly featuce whith stordnottom
j “Spothgnhts’ vartous members of
; . the English-speaking commoanity.
H Interesting reports, but Aandly
i
His name is John Hardbottom.
He lives in a ragiroom apartment
in Las Leones, not under.a flat
rock, as one would be led to beheve
from his appearance. He was
educated in a private school and.
to the infintte surprise of his
parents, won tis colours In ping-
pong, a sport which he has since
Riven up as id strenuous.
His first sex experience was when
he stubbad Ins toe on a thick
volume of Freud. and he has had
nothing ta do anh the subject aft-
er this unhappy accident.
He has met. his share of disas-
ters. He wasin Santiago during the
rreat Chillan earthquake.and was
JOHN HARDBOTTOM
(Singed in the Great San Francisco fire)
.
AND DANCE IN THE
DINE.
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THE ONLY GARDEN RES:
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OF SANTIAGO,
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Brasil 1363
VALPARAISO
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BUICK
CHEVROVET
SPARE PARTS
ENCLOSED FIND CHFW = Ok MONEY ORDER FOR
NAME
ADORERS crTr
Be Clic: S40 prone yer year, Norn and South Amerca, SSE pecig
per seas. Larose nad Asia, RC pesos per soar
, counts the oxas
and
SERMICE STATION
Telephone 7341
VALPARATS 0
F WANT A SUBSCRIPTION TO OTUEF.
SOUTH PACIFIC MATL
ths earlie:
few ms
teen snged",
Rad died a
might have
Harddsitem cisims to have
no spec:el eccentricities, althauch
he: does admit a guilty grin,
toa bLking for hard-baled ecgs. He
arcrics hobties in general as a
Waste of time although in his youth
he had a etiection of paper
napkins “borrowed* from hotels
He engages im mo special sports, but
enjoys a drs walk around the
hving ream every morning befare
dreaxfast.
Mr
When asked just waat ho did do
with Ume, Mr. Hardbotrom replied
that he is an enthus.asiic linguis:.
“I have onle bren in Chile for $7
years”, he savs proudly. “and Iam
going to Start using the past tense
in m) Spanisy any day now". He
also plays brdse. and often re-
he bid a smati stam. iNoble effort,
but he vent down three tricks), Mr.
Eafdtotiom is cand:d in admitting
that he kes to play for stakes,
usually as high as one cent favo)
per hundred. _
mz when, in 1922.
ore Wantinab a 3 Re
the same razor blade aly a
red ines and Basyt ciamread
anes obi psara 78 under.
siand~ he fold us, “thst chevy are
making Cre things of nylon theag
days.” He boys hs cop: of Ey
Mereurio” fram the same bow every
Inverng of the aoe sd the
custemeressier relaconship he &
grown through the years. “ye Br
literally watched that boy as he
grew a beard.” Hardbottom reports
Also an avn reader of the SPM,
he never fais to read a copy at
the house of Dura Hardbottom, his
spinster sister. .
Present plans fer Hardbottom
include a try te the country, pos-
sbly as far as Mekpulla. “Toe much
hustle and dustle for-me in the
¢ he reports. “It's the pace of
hfe. P ve had my share of excite:
ment, now I just want to relax”.
That, Dear Editor, is the typical
S.P.M. reader, not the glamorous
ercatures that hare been adornine
your back cover, ' @
Siocerely,
mV. S.
Santiago.
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1. Attachod horowith please find a-pro forma contract whieh has been prepared
for Fulninater-1's sijnature, ita haw stated that he is in agroemont with ita
provisions. If this ccatract da satisfactory pleaso retura it for lis signature
at gueh tine az his olesrance is obtained.
2. FULSIWATES~2 hag shom himself to be very enthusiastic recerding the proposed
employment with thie Crganisation aud is anxious to start tha tusks to” bo
assigned to hin as aceon ce his clesranco is obtained and the neoursary Inetructiona
are ferwardad to this Ststione .
Se fo carry ext the scvert prepa, ance uspoect of roLag WTI Nels duties he has
highly recormended the use of Victor POELATE Crieza. The latvor fa a Chilean,
about §3 years cf age, who ta foreman af FUININATen-l's prinsing shops be also
livos on the praises and would be ihe caly persoa who would have to kauw if the
Ne da not a member of thu printars!’ laber union and
PVATTLATULe) that he is l0g8 antl-cConmuniste
cfensic and Co., a Sritish firm woich ahered
the print shoo fachlitios with PMLA Duhel'a presses. However, PULUISACEL<“1 a
equipment is entirely separate fron ackonzle's aud if the covert work is dono
at night ag igs anticipated it fa FULYIMaTLkel'’s cpinion that FOBLE rE eould run
off the werk without ary sosuible interference from other individuals. another
of PGBIs Tats advantages ts the fact that he ig able to perform all the printing
oporationg whieh will be nevasuary to put out sormal propaganda and similar
material ani this weuld coliminata the need to use othor pergone in tho
preparation of the prepajanda material,
presses ure used at ni, ite
his peat actions hove indicated to +
Be has been employed meny yeara by &
4. PCSLi-Té hus been closely vensucted with English and Anglo=Chilean officials
of KacKeuaie & Co, for many yoars but it is believed logical to presume that if
he is paid generously for hia werk in this connsetion,with the usderotending
that the work ia of a completely confidential nature and of a long-term baaia, that
he will agree to complete secrevcy regarding the work. Amount of payment to
PC2LETE will have to be detsrmined wnon there is scre indigaticn «a to the mount
of work to be done. 4 local investigation of this person has been initiated and
the results will be forw-rded us soon .3 possible. No derogatory information
on this person spears in this Station's files,
c Ay Ia lina with the authorisation roealved in (Cs8%-1465, FULYTNATFR-1 will be
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paid from other operational funds the peso equivalent of his salary vozinning
l January 1952, It was ccnsatierod necessary to besin his paymenta as of that
dato 4m order to insure his continued satay in Chile. This Station would
‘ Apprectate clarification of JREDICT-Chile to wnich, acsording to TS..-1-1488,
this oxpenaw coul.. be oharged for a linitod time,
(Ji POLMINATER-I's woekly newspaper 16 61% owed by him, and as indiceted in
attached contract, he has acreed to keop tho saper for at least two years.
Tho other owner, tio hag taken no active interest whatsvever in the operation,
management or zolicites of the paper, apparently plana to sell his share.
The prospective buyer ls not known but in any event PULMINATER-1 will retain
the controlling interest.
be Bi FULKINATEK-1 48 willing to spend the necessary tine in Washington for
traicing and will be ready to depart immediately when go advised. However, his
wife fa oxpecting a baby around 30 December 1951 according to her doctor's
a oalculationa, and FPULHINATER-1 would prefer to remain in Santiago for at least
ws a few days after the child ia born. Ho is certain that the birth will take
: place within a waok's time and it is hoped that his pYesence in tiaehington will
not be required prior to 15 January 1952, As a cover story for his trip,
FULYCONATER=2 hag advised that an opticn nag been beuzht on one of hia plays
and that a trip to New York to diseuss the play with the prospeotive producer
is completely logical, Further, he has an eatate in Texas zhioh 1a in litigation
and ahich could logically require his progonce thera. FULMINAZE@@-1 asked that
ho do allowed to szend a day or two in Texas either en hia trip vo or bhaok to
aettle this estate and 1t is recocmonded that he ve allowad te do 30 ia order ta
provide bis cover story with more basis in fast. .
a7, PULYINACER=1 hus been -teld thet he met pay United States ireoma tax on his
ealary received from this Crganization. He is at a loss, however, to know how
this added incone cau be satisfactorily and securely explained to the Deoartment
of Internal Revenue. In accordance with the centen.a of Field Regulations 50-13,
this matter 1a being brought tc Headquertergs attention with a request for
instructions as to how thie matter is to be handled.
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Wo herebdy aontract you to. perform sorvices aa rejuired under the following
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1) You agrea to romain in Chile for at lesat two years from tho .
date of this contract and yeu also agreo not to gel) during
thie peried yeur share of the South Pacifio Mail of which, it
ig understood, you are a part owner and maintain the controlling
interest, (513%)
2) [It is agreed by you that this Organisation will not become
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Facific Mail.
3) You will carry out the duties assigned to you by the
appropriate offioial to the best of your ability devoting ~ —_
as much time to them ag is reasonably possible, taking into
ccoagideration your obligation to manage the South Pasifis
Euil us the overt reason for your residence in Chile.
4) You will be paid the sun of U. S. $5,540 per anoum fer your
services to this Organisation, and you agree, in accordanes -
with subsequent ingtructions, to pay the United States Ineome
tax which will ba due on this wmount. Your salary will be paid --
ponthly.
§) You agree tv make yourself availablo te travel to Washington
for about @ ons month's stay to. undergo training aa required.
Travel and living expenses during this trip will be paid by
this Crganizaticn. It ds not knewn when this trip will take
place but it is believed that it will be in the near future.
6) You will be granted paid vacationa during the period of your
‘employment in Chile in accordance with applicable Chiloan
laws.
7} Should local travol be required by thia Organization, your
travel and living expenses while away from Santiago will be
; made available. _ _o. . oe
8) Reasonable entertainment expenses, after prior ccnaultation
‘with this offioe, will be reimbursed,
9) It ds agreed by you that you will not expect sick leave
_ bengfits to acoure to you under the terns of this contract;
and it is understoed that ycur employment by thia Organization
will not entitle you to retirement and other similar bonefits
of United States Governuent employoes.
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11) Tho effective dete of this contract ta the date on whieh your
satisfactory cloarance is recotvoda and tha term shall be
indefinite.
12) The termination of this contract may be effected at any tine
uvon written notive, but without advance notice, by this
Organisation, auch termination te be effective uzon receict
of the notice. The termination of this contract will not
release you from any provisions of security oaths which you
may be required to take.
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Project Title FOG PB GROVEL. Amendment No. «Project No,
Developed by: _// i ae LAD; BY)
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4. Establishment "in the immediate future’ of mechanism capable of
~ conducting psychological and political Verfare aimed at the
. accompLighment of sHD missions (a) amd (b) in Chile; as set out
_ in Section II (paragraph 2.0.) of Annex 8 to the WID/OPC Strategic
Plan dated 1 November 1951, This task is assigned priority one in
Phase I (1 Jan ~ 30 June 52) in the aforementioned Plan.
II, REFERENCES
A. Budgetary data for this Project. (ANNEX A)
B. Field dispatch (1CS-A-1801) outlining the teims of this
Project, (ANNEX B)
_C.. Headquarters cable authorizing recruitment of FULMINATOR-1
for this Project as a contract agent. (ANNEX C)
III. PROPOSaL
A. Statement
It is proposed to undertake the developme:t in Chile of a group
or committee composed of Chilean nationals wnich will engage
_ ‘overtly and actively in anti-Communist work and will function as
oe a WHD mechanism for the accomplishment of WED missions (a) and *C)
in Chile, ag set forth in Paragraph I above.
As the first step in implementing the development of that committee,
it is proposed to engage the services of a high-calibre Anerican
national in Chile as a contract agent at an annual salary of
$6,000.00 to
1. . Spot, recruit, and manage a qualified indigenous Chilean
who will act as organizer. of the aforementioned committee,
and
2. Act as cut-out and principal agent for. 2D, in the
operations or the connittee. coe .
: At such time as developnent of the committee warrants, the
. neceseary steps will be taken to place the comnittea in the
eal proper relationship with the DIHASZAS foundation for purposes
of cover and support.
Backs round
The he ean national in question is.a former WiD/OSO
agent (FULMINATOR-1) of proven ability, courage and
discretion,
FULMINATOR-1's presert occupation in Santiago, Chile,
orovides him wits excellent contacts and cover for
carrying out the tasks proposed for him above. .
He is part owner of, and holds the controlling interest
(513) in a Santiago printing and publishing’ establishment
that publishes an inglish-laiguace newspaper, The South
Pacific Mail, which FULMINATOR-1 edits. His establishment
is well equipred to handle a great variety of printing
- jobs.
Cc. Current Status °
On 23 January 1952, WD Headquarters authorized its
Santiago Field Station to hire FULMINATOR-1 as a
- contract agent for a pericd of at least two years
(See ANNEXES B and D). In his agent capacity, FULMINATOR-1
will undertake to develop the cormittee referred to aoove
in Peragraph A of this Outline.
At such time as that development warrants, an Amendment
to this Project containing a statement of all new require-
ments, will be submitted to competent authority for
aovroval. : :
TV. RECOMMENDATION
That there be allotted to this Project funds in the amount of
{L,709.00 to provide salary for FULNINATOR-1 for the remainder of
Fiscal Year, to cover the cost of bringing him to Washington for
a period of covert training, provide his per dien allowance while
here, and transport hin back to Santiago, Crile following that
training period.
Y. OPERATIONAL DETAILS
A. Area of Operation °
Chile
See! B. Cperational Control
1. WED Headquarters will exercise final coatrol of this
Project, and .ct as its support unit.
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2. The wHY cield Station, Santiago, Chile, will exercise
field icontroh Of Project operations in accordance with
instructions from F eadggar tors.
Personnel Required
One cleared, witting agent to act as Project principal agent
and cutfout (FULEINAOR-1).
Communications Plan
Aveilablé ‘HD pouch and cable facilities : cetween ¢ Headquarters
and the Santiago Mield Station,
Support Plan
i. Training
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The Project's principal agent will receive approximately
one menth of covert training in washington, D. ¢., and
return toChile. All expenses in comection with this
raining are to be borne by HD,
Peports Procedure ;
Progress reports will be submitted to VED Headquarters by
the Santiago Field Station in accordame with Headquarters
directives.
Cover and Security
1. Cover
FULMINATOR-1 will remain in Chile in his present business
“position, As a cover story for his trip to Washington for
covert training, FULMINATOR-1 has advised that an option
has been bought on one of his plays and that a trip to
New York to discuss the play with the prospective producer
is completely logical.
2. Se ecurity
On 10 January 1952, HD received an C°>C Cperational Clearance
on FULMINATOW-1.
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bheld Statlon wi.l at all times be carried on by means
of a secure cut-out. . :
‘Since FULNIAT0A-1's cover is “his overt business situation
in which he is already established, and since that situation
provides hin with printing and publishing facilities, it is
believed the. good operational security can be maintained
‘with a minimum of efrort in this Project.
VI. BUDGET DATA
See ANNEX A. (OPC Form No. hOk).
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MEMORANDUL FOR: HD
SUBJECT: OPC Froject PBGROVEL
1. Subject projéct has been reviewed by this office and - {
no communications facilities beyond those already existing will
be required in support of the project.
2. It is intended that this memorandum shall constitute
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GECANDOM 2Qh THE Teedma
Meeting with Agent, Pow? D, Lovin on 29 -Arril 1982
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1, The sense of the following tuxt vas obtained &ring
en afternoon mecting with Ascent LAUGSVIN. Particinating in
the tell vere Messrs, Sryser and Tatton and Agent TARCSeTE.
Fow rajor tonics were discussed and will be presented bere
in the order in whieh they vere developed,
2. Printin: Plant Troblem: Mr. LANGEVIN indicated that
in tvo and a half to “ree months certain financial obligs-
tions woule core due. These consicted entirely in making an
€S,00C payment arising fron the purchase of equipment for his
printing establisiment, This ecuipment, uhich cost about
$10,000 when purchased late in 1951, consists of an Itelisn-
made press, linotyre machine, Speed Graphic enmeras, tyre,
ete, The marlet value of this equipment (per tly new and
partly used) is estimated to be at least $10,000. The sun <
23,000 represents the totel indebtedress of ian ‘GEVIE's
and is owed to a Mr, FMACHENZTE of Casa Fackonzic, Ta, LALGSVID
ray meet this payment by either (1) securing: a loan from a Fort
Worth, Texas, bank using his share in family ol] interests as
collateral, (2) taking on a Chilean pertner, (3) getting the
oney from a Chilean bank (which vould involve an 16% interest
rate) or (4) getting the money elsewhere, Common agreement was
expressed on the undesirability of taking on a Chilean partrer
since this would be a security hazard in uny future Fi work,
end vould alse eliminate the poset ty of using the plent as
cover for another agent, iy, LANGEVGl, asked about his mrevious
Statement about leaving Chile after two yore yoplied ths now
there wes no definite plen or desire dn that direction, Fe
indicated he vould have some ideasbout the ressibility of
assistance from a Texas bark within a few weoks., Mr. LANCSYIN
also suggested that he would gladly use his earn vines for tha
next two years from the-agency (26,000 per yer} 4f the Ageacy
could mit up the $6,000 in a lump sum, The printing firm is
now meking a profit above the salary which LANGEVIN takes out.
3. PBrietirg on the Comittee: Mr. SIYSER discussed the
everell tasks which LANGEYIT is oxpected to perform. Muck
euphasis was placed on the need for security in explaining
this tyre of IW ectivity, particulerly if and when DTHABELS is
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brought in, Tr, LANGEVIN indiected thet kis cover for con=
tecting the Exbassy vas good, end further inciected that no
uncuthorised person in Chile Imew of his U. S. Governnent
activities,
4. Information on FUELER: When questioned about the
discretion of FUMELIR, LAUGEVII indicated complete confidence,
stating that she was very efficient and vould be usofl in
essisting him in Pl work. LANGAVIN vas thorouchly briefed on
the fact. that FUELER must never Imow of DITADEAS or its con-
nection vith the committee.
5. “Words. and Deeds: Mr, LANGEVIN stated that the format,
paper, type and photoengraving of this pamphlet was far above
~ Chilean standards, He seid that Clile had only one printing
house capable of producing: such works and no articts of the
caliber exhibited in the pamphlet. He suggested a Spanish or
French attribution on peorer paper, The reproduction of nosi-~
tives is also not done in his plant, mt rust be ecntracted for
at a Sentiago photoengraver's.
6. Bank Details: Mr, LATGSVIN has cnened an account at
the Chezicel Rank end Trust,. 74th Strcet cnd Madison Avenue,
New York City, All -tuture monthly peyments i411 be rade to
that bank, beginning with the payment for April.
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2. INFORM LANGEVIT EEADQUARTERS ATTEMPTIiG OSTAIN LOAN.
2. REQUEST LANGEVIN NOTIFY iEADQUARTERS BEFME CCMPIETING
AY LOAN ARPANGEMENTS. .
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INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the "TO" column. Under each camment a fine should be drawn across sheet
and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the "TO" column, Each officer should snitial (check mark insufficient)
before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheat should be returned to Registry.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: 0D/CO
STTENTICN: | Mr, William Rowland
SUBJECT: Project PBGROVEL, Amendment No. 1
i , 1. Forwarded herewith are the criginal and two copies of subject
so anendment plus an extra copy of OPC Form LOoka,
- . 2. It is respectfully requested that approval of subject amend-
“ment be expedited as the Project Financial Data, Form lola, indicates
‘ that’ payment of eight thousand (88,000. 00) dollars to PAUL D. LANGEVIN a
must be made on or about 20 June 1952.
Free ctemeee Te
3. Subparagraph six of the Proposal indicates that as a prerequi-~
‘site to issuance of a loan to LANCEVIN the latter will be required to
submit a complete nameplate inventory of all.machinery and equipment in-
volved in the loan transaction,“its physical existence in his custody,
his title to the pr-perty, and-an a-oroximate evaluation of its worth
(as. determined by WED station personnel}, WHD will be prepared to do
this shortly after Amendment No. 1 is approved and the necessary funds
are available for payment.
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, lk. Subparagraph five of the Proposal indicates that details of the
. loan contract and selection of the appropriate legal instrument to secure
a lien on the machinery and equipment will be arrived at through joint
"agreement of WHD, CCC and the Legal Division. These financial details
will be arranged subsecuent to approval of the amendment in question and
will comprise the financial plan governing the expenditure of the funds
requested.
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CM (Mr. Ernest W. Pittman)
Chief, Branch IT
Project File PRCROVEL WHD/F&O
Chrono WHD/P&O
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25 Juno 1952
: MEMORANDUM FOR: ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY COORDINATION .
: SUBJECT: Project PEOROVEL, Proprietary, WHD
: ; - ' 2, CM-concurs in making a loan of U. S, $6,000 with interest
; a at 4 percent per annum to contract agent Paul D. Langevin (pseudo).
. . This Ioan is to be fully secured by a chattel mortgage, or whatever
other legal instrunent is recognized by the appropriate Chilean .
Court as establishing a first lien on the machinery and equipment, . - Oo
valued at approximately U. S. $10,000, against which the loan is be-- ‘ .
ing made. Principal tand-interest are to be amortized in monthly
installments of U.S. $500, which represents the totel salary
accruing each month to the agent. The term of the loan will be for
the time required te liquidate principal and interest in full,
2. The contract agent will submit a complete name-~plate
inventory of all machinery and equipment involved as collateral for
the loan along with his proof of title to and its physical existence i
in his possession,
ALO Oo.
PRESTON L, SUTPHEN 7
Chief, Comercial Division
CM/RDOD/rs
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FROM =: CAWH
SUBJECT: Information on, Paul D. LANGEVIN principal agent of Project PBORCVEL
1. Paul D. LANGEVIN is the principal agent of subject project, approved
12 February 1952, Project PBGROVEL contemplates the establishment in Santiago of
an indigenous anti-comunist committee which, when developed, will be-placed
under DTHAEEAS,
2. Subject agent was granted an OSO clearance 3 October 1950, and
proved his usefulness as a cut-out and in a DYCLAVIER printing operation. Subject
was granted an operational clearance for DYCLAVIER work 1h January 1952, and
received covert training in New York City in April. Since his retum to
Saritiago, subject has engared in spotting and recruiting an indigenous principal
agent who will in turn organize the anti-communist committee,
. 3. “Subject is tho Texas-born 30 year old, owner and publisher of the. —~
‘English-language weekly “South Pacific Mail" of Santiago. Subiect has also had
acting and writing experience since his completion of wartime service in the
U, S. Air Force. Subjact has been in Chile since November 199 and at present
has a two year contract as agent for this agency, signed 25 January 1952. Subject
has indicated on several occasions a continuing interest in obtaining a pernanent
position with this agency.
4. Due to the Subject's travel to New York for training, several
officers of WHD have had an opportunity to observe and evaluate subject. Opinion
on subject has been consistently favorable and he has impressed all as a person
of high intelligence and personal integrity. Subject has had a varied occupational
background, excellent education, and exhibits exceptional pcise and a good
appearance,
leaaa
. Co . J. Cx KING
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ROUTING AND.RECORD SH
_ INSTRUCTIONS: . Officer desig’ a should 08 used in the "TO" columa. Ue 1 : pa should be drawn across sheet
| andeach comment -aumber srend with the number in the 3 8g d initial (check mark insufficient)
before furthe? routing. This nd -Recard Sheet should b@ réturees co Reg : _
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REMORAMDIEE FCRa GEPUCY DIRECTOR (PLANS)
SUAIECT 1 Project PEGROVEL, Ansrutrent No, 1._.... pot
1, Ansminent Mo, 1 to Project PECROVEL proposes the loan
of the am of $5,000 ob 4% interest par anmm to a contract agent
in Sentlago, Chile, in order that this agent mxy complete paynont
en machinery and equipnent recently installed on the prentoas of
the printing establishrent of which esta agent is sole proprietor,
2. The propriety. ‘of CIA lending funda-for this. purpose has
doen reviewed by Ovc/NE who 4a af the opinion that- in. principle
there should be no of jection, Tho question of oneratioral.aca by
Ope han boen raised with the WH Division and it hag been stated —
that thig equiprent, consisting of tho press, Linctype machine,
Speed Graphic. emeras, etc,, can bs usad for Opa Foopagrasia prue
cuetion purposes.
3. The quoction of control of the contract ageat waa dine
quesed myi 1t has been deterninnd that the Coriem] Camerlts Of
fies ia being roquested to estas Slish logel moers wherevy tho Lien
or nortgace on this equiprent wi3l be hold in the ness of a cute
out, In ths event of amy wuitoward action on tho part af the gan-
' tragt eer. or disagreement botwaen tho agont and CIA, action ean
be taken to asame control of tho machinery.
4, Ae is indisated in the atteched aumoromiun froa the Chief,
H Division, the contract -acont is considered to be an individual
of hiph intelligence ant personel intesrity, For thia and the
shove listed reasons, it is recomended thet Aneninont Mo. 1 to
PECROVEL be appeoved in the amomt of 35,000,
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Lo. FRANKLIN A. LIDSAY _ 0 eee
co Acting Assistant Direster for
Policy Coarnlination
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Distribution:
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INSTRUCTIONS: Ofticer designatians shauid be used in the "TO" column, Under each comment a line should be drawn across sheet
ang each comment nunbered to corres: snd with the number in the "TO" column. Eacu officer should initial (check mark insufficient)
before further routing. This Routing ti Record Sheet should be returned ta Rewistry.
NOL
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Pre onricen's |
HNETIALS
SOULE LU. 5. GOVERNK ENT ParKtena OF ME
FORM NO. 51-10 SECRET
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MEMORANDUM FORs DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLAIIS)
SUBJECT: _ Project PBGROVEL, Amendment No. 1
1. Amendment No. 1 to Project PBGROVEL proposas the loan
of the sun of $3,000 at 4% interest per annum to a contract agent
in Santiago, Chile, in-order that’ this agent may complete payment
on machinery and equipment recontly installed on the promises of
the printing establishnent of which said agent is sole proprietore -
_., @e The propriety of CIA lending funds for this purpose has
been reviewed by Opo/SRI who is of the opinion that in principle
“there should be no objection, Tho question of operational use by
Opo has been raised with the WH Division and it hes bowen stated
that this oquipment, consisting of the press, linotype machine,
Speed Graphic cameras, etoe, can be used for Ope propaganda pro~
duction purposes. \
3. Tho question of control of the contract agent was dis-
oussed and it has been determined that the General Counsel's Of~
fice ia being requested to establish legal means whereby the li¢n
or mortgazs on this equipment will be held in the name of a eut-
out. In the event of any-untoward action on the part of the con-
tract agent or disagreement between thé agent and CIA, action can
be taken to assumo control of the machinery.
4. As is indicated in the attached memorandum from the Chief,
WH Division, the contract agent is considered to be an individual
of high intelligence and personal integrity. For this and the
abova listed reasons, it is recommended that Amendment No. 1 to
PBGROVEL be approved in the amount of $8,000.
Laan Mocks
KL « LI
Acting/Assistant Director f
Policy Coordination
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INSTASCTIONS: Officor des gnatwas s‘uld be used in the "TO" column. Under each comment a line should be drawa across sheet
eT cols Each officer shoud i tial (check mark insufficient)
and each comment numbere J ts correspond with the aumbes
before further routeg Ths Routag and Necord Sheet sheu'd de roturned to Registry.
TEGAN} GS. GOVERNED YT Paiwttag ornce
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MEMORAENM FORa Secretary, Project Review Comittee =
SUSILCT 1 Froject POGRUVEL, Anendnont Uo. 2
pastes
le This wild advise you that bo/r approved the above today in
the area att of $3,000. . :
2. This sun is actually a lom to a princtoal agent at k% interest
ner anni, renayuuant to bo effectuated in 2500 monthly instalisents out
of the contract asent!s galary with the agency, which axomts to $6,000
por anmune ‘
3. The agent 4g: lecated in Santiago, Chile. Prover arringenents
in connection with the above will be made by CCC and the Gancral Counsel's
This uatter wag cleared with the latter priae to epproval.
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| Beting Chief of Plans '
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Project Cryptonym PROROVEL | Amendment Noe 1
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Originating Division WESTERN WEMNISPHEERE DIVISION
Approved -- Disapproved
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\ Project Title | PRCT Anendnent No. 1 ‘Project No.
Developed by: Lee g. Ebon WHO / OPC &el 23 Pas 1752
Case: Officer
Organization Date
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5 Reviewed by: Vf) i eye ( LE brag 19S a.
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Aprroved subject to conditions below:
Conditions of approvals:
OPC Form No. 1103 (Rev.)
23 April. 1951
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‘fal Following Line and Staff Cificers of the Western Hemisphere Division Hive
Signed and Concurr With This Project.
Data
Political Warfare Officer WHD_.._
Date
Feonomic Warfare Officer WHD —— :
ne Date
Sabotage Warfare Officer WD _ < -
- . ‘ Date .
Countersabotage Officer WHD : a
Date
Paramilitary Officer WED
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Plans Officer P* 0 WD .
Date
Budget Officer P * 0 WHD AP AAS CPF 2.
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Project Coordinator
Chief P & O WHD
Conditions of fonroval
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Security Information
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__...._ Same as Project FRICVEL.
Il, PEFSCENCES
A, Sore as Project FSGRCVEL.
B. Budgetary dats for this arendzent (annex A).
CG. Memo on meeting with Agent Paul D, LANGEVIN! (Annex B).
ot eeees 1
__ BD. Cable to Senticgo Station on the loan to LAUGSTEN (Annex C),
TIT, PROPOSAL ,
A, Statement
1, It is proposed that the Agency lend the am of $8,000 in
‘ U.S. eurreney, at 20 per annum, to contrect agent, Paul
: D, LANGSVIE, Im Santieso, Chile, in order that this azeut
--ray meet corntractunl obligations without endansering his
present cover.
2, Tho proceeds of this loan would be used to complete ray~
ment on rectinery and equinment recently installed in the
leased prezises of the printing establishment of which
LANGEVIN is row sole prerrieter.
3, The princiral end interest of the loan would.de amortized
from the entire proceeds of LANGEVIN's sslezy from the
agoncy of $6,0CC per year, at the rate of $5°O ver month,
4. The loan would be guaranteed by o chattel mortgage, or
whatever lege] instrument is custorarily exmored in
: Chile to establish a lien on the assets ageinst which the
: __. lean would be msde, ; ek
5, Details of the loan contract and selection of an apnro-
priate legal instrument to secure a lien on the machinery
and equipment would be arrived et through joint agreement
of VED, CCC and the Legel Division. The ex‘sting agent
ed
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contract with LANGEVIN vould siso be revieved Jointly by
rejrecentatives ef these divisions vith a view to incore
porzting any modifiestion wiieh might be necessary as a
result of the agent's entcring inte a loun agreenmcnt with
the ccency,
6, As a prerequisite to the iscuence of a loan, LANGEVIN
ould recuired to subrit a complete nare~plate inven-
tory of'all machinery and covinmont involved in the loan
tranecetion and its physical existence in hic custody,
his title to the property, cnd an approximate evauletion .
of its worth would bo determined through VED station per=
sonnel.
Background
Contract agent, Peul D. LAKGEVIN, is the sole ovmer and editor
of the. English-lencuact poner, South Peeifie Mail, which is
published uveekly in Santiago, Chile, The prirtin, ting of this
publication ves formerly done by an outside firm. Pesiring to
handle both his own printing reculrenents end to engage in job
printing, LANGEVII! obtained equipment from an individual vho
expected to ke compensated through a nertnership in the busi-
ness, However, sertous jllness hes prevented the rpresrective
rartrer from entering the business, ond hes forced LANGEVI! to
rect the financial obligation clone. The repayment of this
obligation will recuire LANGEVIN either (1) to aecevt a Chilean
pertrer in his business, or (2) to cbtain a lean, The require-
nents of ceevrity and the need for flexibility of omration
militate against bringing in e partner. Moreover, a loan ob-
teined locally through ordinary cormercicl]l channels, i.e.
banks, would enteil exorbitant interest retes, In addition,
since a bank ldan would clmost corteinly: be of short-term
duration, there vould exist the constant threat of loss of the
cover business through a ‘possible vefusal to renew the loan.
LANGEVIN has ecntacted a bank: in Tess in an attempt to secure
a loan, offering as semrity his chare of a fambly interest in
-oil-producing lenéc., It cpnesrs doubtful that the Texas bank
will grant the loan,
Current Status ,
LANGEVIN was advi ned, vidle in the United Stetes for training,
that Headcquerters voul¢é investigate the pocsibilities of an
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dquarters (Seo annex.3). Tt vas deeddod that
en Zrem tho Agener, under the, terms cutlined in the propose
nted the best solution for the are ney from the standpoint
of security, and that such a loan vould give the Agency even
Grecter eontrol over the agent than now exists,
Agere loan (See Annex 4),
fs3 and Lerel Diviclons,
“We retitn te Ch
It is recomended that tte sun of &€ 2000 | be mice availeble es a loan,
-at 2% interest, to contrect egent, ae
soeurec iY & tien on techinesy tnd equinnend veluce. at. -oprroxirately
. $210,000; interest and princinal to be anortis ed at une rate of $500
“per month, the full amount of agent's salary.
i TANGEVIE, the loan to bo »
Same as Trotect POORCVEL. -
BUDGET PATA
Seo Amex A. (CFO FORE No. 204a) -
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PROJECT FINANCIAL DATA
(This data may not exceed SECRET classification)
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Fiscal Period Covered 1 June 195 2
Project Cryptonym P3320 iL Vis
through 306 June 195 2
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L. S, Patton wED/CPG Srsnch 1 ‘Pos,
Case Officer Responsioble Staft or Division
A, PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
, (Indicate number and type of persennel required and estimated total
compensaiion for salary, allowances, travel, and related employee
benefits, )
‘Type Number——~~—-- Estimated Total Compensation
Staff Employees OO
Staff Agents
Career Agents we: .
Agents es None
Consultants
Detailed Personnel
Miscellaneous
TOTAL $
ean ne +
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND SPECIAL SERVICES
Cndicate the type and esti:aated cost of materials and special services
required to support the project, Attach a list of special equipment
requirements, if avaiiable, )
None
4 : Total Estimated Cost $ °
C, OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
7 XPENSES .
. Undicate volume ana niture of such expenses, suchas (1) maintenance
of two operational heuses abroad, (2) hire of approximately 10 foreign
77> -~""" nationals for procureriént of information, (3) spot purchase of
information, etc.)
None
Total Estimated Cost $
OPC Form No, 44a
9 November 1950 SECRET
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D, SURSIDY OP PROPRIET. ARY PAYMENTS
Cf funds are to b. tureed over to sndivicduals or groups in large lurnp
sums to be expended by the individusls or groups at thetr diséretion
3 to accomplish an agreed-upon objective, explain the type of financial
accounts, factual.verifieation, or afatements, ifaay, other than a
reccipt for the lump sum, which will hc obtained from such individual
or greup, )
. ‘The sum of {3,000.00 is to be paid to cgntract agent Paul D. LANGEVIN
! in the form of a loan at 4% interest, both interest and principal to
’ be anfortized at the rate of §500.00 per month. Tho loan will be
avidenced by a loan contract signed by LiNGZVIN and the agency.
Total Estimated Cost $ 8,000.00
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E, FUNDING REQUIREMENTS f
(Show approximate dates funds will be required, if known, and indicate
whether funds will be required in U, S, dollars, specific types of for-
eign currency, checks, bonds, geld, or some special type of nego-
tiable instrument, Indicate any special security requirements or
special methods of transmission anticipated in connection with funding
the activity. )
The above amount (USi8,000.00) shalt be paid in a lump sum to the
borrower, preferably by check deposited in the Chemical ELank and Trust,
74th Street ard Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y., on or about 20 June 1952,
‘
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F, SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
(Within security limitations, list any other facts or circumstances
which will enable Special Support Staff to lend adequate logistic sup-
port to this project, Indicate specifically the "Rush" or "Time"
factors involved, } .
Full amount nust be paid on or about 20 June 1952
G. Funds required for use in Field $ 8,000.00
: Funds required for use by Hq.
Totsl (this amount is also tetal of
A, B, C, and D above)
Ww
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g 8,000.00
OPC Form No, 404a -2-
9 November 1950
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(This data may aot exceed SECRET classificction)
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eats Officer Responsible Staff or Division
, A, ‘PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS ;
(indicate number and type of personnc! required and estimated total
compensation for salary, allowances, travel, and related employee
benefits, ) .
Type Number Estimated Total Compensation .
' Staff Employees me
‘ Staff Agents
i ; Career Agents
: Agents
Consultants .
¥ -Detaiied Personnel - - we . . .
Miscellaneous : . a
: TOTAL $
B, SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT, AND SPECIAL SERVICES
a Cndicate the type and esti:nated cost of materials and special seivices
ad required to support the project, Attach a list of special equipment
requirements, if available, ) ~. ;
ane i
Total Estimated Cost $
i
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CC. OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPENSES
(indicate volume and nature of suca expenses, such as (1) maintenance
of two opcraticnal houses abroad, (2) hire of approximately 10 forcign
mitionals for procurement of information, (3) spot purchase of
information, etc.) .
_ Rona
kn d Total Estimated Cost $
OPC Form No, 404a
9 November 1950 SECRET
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CCRET ‘
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METARY PAYMENTS -
(ttunds are to be tiered aver to individuals cr groups in large “‘himp
-sums to be expended by the individuals gr groups at their diserction —
to accorplish an agrcedsupon objective, explain the type of financial
gecounts, factual verificztion, or atate*nants, ifany, other than a
receipt for the lump sum, which will be obtained from such individual
or group, )
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is the Pown a. @ Bean a bE Lateretty bots talerest and sri spat: at t
BO Sec PLLGH BS AG BNE OL SNe per combos “The lam. wh 5
avicenast by uv Lesa andesa@t staget ty kos and the apareye.
Total Estimated Cost $ «# OO.)
_E, FUNDING REQUIREMENTS
(Show Approximate dates funds will be required, if known, and indicate
whether funds will be required in U. S, dollars, specific types offor- - >
eign currency, checks, bonds, gold, or some special type of nego- .
tizble instrument. Indicate any special security requirements or
special methods of transmission anticipated in connection with funding
the activity. ) Cs -
Ta atoce cmeoth Os a D003} ORAL bn, ay yo Suet remot tte
witrucer, oratarati~ Me chen decesttad ia the vherlosl feck ant 7 ruth g
Fits cApeet and Kathe sya, 9m vere, Noles Bt OF Ebeue ME Cone Were
F, SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
| (Within security limitations, list any other facts or circumstances
which will enable Special Support Staff to lend adequate iogistic sup-
port to this project, Indicate specifically the "Rusk" or "'Time't
factors involved, )
YoLh avanah onet tre walt ae oe asomt 20 dua 2952
1
G. Funds yequired for use in Field $ BUD
Funds required for use by Hq. S$.
' otel (this amount is also tetal of ———
A, B, C, and D above) $ By KO
OPC Form No, 404a ~2-
9 November ; 1950
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tuphty of speamin, sith o , cotlensa che gro so the eeee of year
organisation as cae chich, in cortain eases, was oble te esspurate:
mth interpatiens| astetotaliteriag groupde
_ In Sen tls co, orwre ome oaloto, thre ta a asall baad of
_p@eple who are enthuslsetioally interestsd is launshing auch a.
grou-, alth prticuiar lotereot in tho rorival of "Per Gaile", a
voekly newmsg+sino ones printed here. -Thie puplication waa doo
vuted to tne lower alagpea end od terially fought agains’ Gomonnias.
A Berge grou, of loval Jusinviopen contributed to ite euseoss mith
thotr baacla and ous “rt, @ soup «bia8 could be celled upea agains
Tho direstor of tae jupliestica,. +8 digo
tla juisned journaliot, is evallavls to carry au “gaaa ead azedts, by
uafortuystely duss a t hav@ the acgcasary Mnranoiol baokia,. Bould
it 30 teo auoh ty hue thet your orspnisatd m aigh3 bolp in tats
gsttor? A sum of avoat J40,00u Jollara aysar would bo required to
neure aucoess, P:.ia aint raghly poprosate ths yoarly losa of
tha prev ous 9 oltaation, plue d certals omsideration (ar Anagoaged
duate, All otter melo ex cases would, of course, oo act frou adverse
tlolng ans otroulatiana revenuass
myself, aad other fataposted friends aro wregering .
a doteiled Fepezt on ‘he enpoasoa a@atiesed abeve, irdicoatéia, bow
Guen uonoy would be weed, end with what cxysated rowlic, Es could
ba happy to acna this roport ta you 1¢ you indtosts ony poesiblo
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Dear Sirs
Thia is to aoknvel edyq altn theaks revaips of your lotter of
saroh 5, 1¥63. Tho cxesutive board of cur foundativa has reed and
vons.dered your proposal aad we Clad your cont enple tod activities
moot {nterestta,. Yow Lisa of reviviag am amtletetalisaricn nevoe
t>,oasing coma a hicshly desirable eotivity otha wrich to initiate
your growp's aativitios., Our foundation, as yeu rave been told, fo-
wore than villia, to assist acopeditsd groupe such as yours ig dorele
oping end carrying forward a géemuim osticetwtalitarlan prograae
Grilo-ao aro acat Latcresated iu seela, your group ausecoefully
Yeunchod tne Poaeation'e su prt of Ite activitio. would of cource
be vontia.cat u,oa Poel pt of as completo details as pesaible on the
porovanel, roscmoes, emiaias uf your ,rous and the board'a | BPRFe~
val of tne aroup! a objeutives end rogren.
m In weidor. tia’ the bead nay “arrive at definite conslusiuas cone
Ceriing aay sssistenso o oh 16 nh bt be able ‘to wevids, we roquest
tnt you furnish tne Solloy.a, in. ommations
a. Subsit a reo-rt, as you sugceot, sottin, forth your
phone .or revival f the aa aakao and ino.ude i:fursotion
MM sO.r rsa sirces aud the a.ount of aasistence waloh you
woulu eid. tie Foundation ty ‘eupply. .
be Tnfon. us ea ty onethor your group is, wr sould bo,
in @ ,ou'tiua to forw.tate 6 prugras of additional anti-
Caau.l t aotivition, #3 wwls like ali ogslole Iafor=
satin laviuding on oatinate of robable 008.
eo. Siaco your group ia very evidently oouposed of ine
-laential and Algh-ainded people sueh .9 ourself, wo
believe tnet Lt ight have tho eapavilit, of eveztual ly
dov losin, inte en organiseticn abich oould well toomea
the focal point vor anti-Communist aotivitios throughout
Chile aad aight be the vehiele through whieh aid sould bo
ohennelles to other wortay olvie, coelal, business oF reo
ligious orgenisativne which ales may ba aware of tao Comme
uniet mensce and vifob say cioh to acabat 1% aotivoly.
Your views oenserning eugn © possibility oo -4d bo golemoed
by us.
a. Ya order to further the cork of your group, will 1%
de possible toctain fmnoi l aa isteace locally frea
businosa, evolal aad civic organisaSiona? Sueh ouppors
fo obtelasd in say inatancos, 'u other ocuntrics, by
ro utacle organizat ons exyoged An offerte alallar to
thues which you nave oabarted u pen.
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be “Informa (coast t.1ty.o } i_asti-Gea:uniot sotivitios
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nexepaors, radio and ether asens of propngsada doatined .
peinoipolly ot tho dofease of our roghaa of congtitust onal
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i Bovict coniimiam, and eay‘atner fora of totalitartanien. a
: In ite newspaper, putiicationa and othsy moans of progac 1
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end show to the publia ounselenso the traglo reality of the . i
Ser $o8 pogiss; 1% ail} figh? fo. olean goverment aad tho .
betterment of the eorzing glaasea ca the basis of the eorreds
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eoolety sill aleo ive aid te oll groupd or organisations
with siall-r aiss end il2 utilise all ths mesa of thought
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ite ideate®.
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otal adaistence could be obtained bere. But 4% ts ioterestia, ta moto
that the sud. firot acortdéd for the inege oration. of te old enocg istics
oy $690, O00, poeos. This sus waa alno.t douoled froa openitaseons doses
tions, ets., cone the sroup had" bOsamO a reality.
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sently waiting a dvtatlod ostia@ to of printing costes Cor "Por Chilo”
and atw3; fa, the probiens invulvedeea serious shortage ot. paper, for
Jieta.aa. But L ud.oetly feat that thie orgealsation ead ita ocfiotal -
orpen “Jor Chilo®,. plu a @adll nusper of younger poople o.0 ere inter-
ested in fighting Ganiualea, aovid ds the firs peginata, of «a great
work ia t.10 country, thioh si,ht sazo dey spread throuwhout Latin dooriaa,
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Pais fa to acknowledge with thane receipt of
your informative latter of April 27, 1953 which arrived
by steerer matl, We recret that an sarlier reply baa
riot: bedn pogsiblé, but. tna time elapsed has beon well
spans -in- giving your Latest report and- your propesdl: - “
of March 5,°1953, the eerious conglderation whieb. .
they dontrve, We aleht suggest that: your future correse .
vondence be sont: to ua by atrzail. . arn
. fhe “executive ‘beard of che Poundatten’? hes. studied”. |
“ your report ‘of April 29, 1953 and appreciated your: - te ee
:earprehenstvo response te our reauges for further ine _
saith partt- carat a cansia deretion ef fliiane tal, eee
tance asa” yeu have Jinttcated ‘would be nesessary, —
Aa. abeva ‘Indieoted, your provosal of “arch 5,
oni resort of fveril 3, t ave met wltr tae oyavetretio
Intacsst sitvin tra ravavtattions of pertteular interest
are tha fad? cotton “ot! aban: - local svupest in the | fet
pagt, an avidenc ed by ths an 9209 pero intetlal -iscare
neretion svosertotiongs ‘plas an "aircat Agua) eeoant in
‘@.reequent- ‘Hane't Loe ‘for tho ("P.F.o.") orvanizetion,
Novevear, Wa Would bike. to kmow to whes oxtert the
1h? fTieures, which vou efted in gour letter of April
7, might serve as a realistic baaia ror a 1953
aetinate of. DUpPOPS wean mith be obtained pocally. - !
vf, in the light of information at hend and
any addi ttonsl int ammiation which you aagy furnieh on
the perscmnat, Prsovrcas, and needs of yooR grovp, ;
your -propessl should prove to conatithts the Troaible i
ond desirebdle: ‘activity ehieh it now appeara to co, we ~ se
will andosvor’ to lend ovr suoport te you in every ¢
way poosit les; :* ; . = :
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frame a definitive dnaver to your praposal until wo
ere in recelet of, md have peviaved, your promised
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REFERENCES: (a) HCSA-4343 (b) SaGO-848; (c) DIR 16626; (a) DIR 17648
1. This is to confirm and amplify reference (a), that Headcuarters has
frepared the initial letter from DIHAZEAS to Martin J. COKENIAS. This
letter, which requests CCiZIAS to act as the "honorary" DTHAEEAS rep-
resentaviva in Chile, is teing sent air-mail to the CCnSiIAS residence in
Santiago.
2. As an attachment to this dispatch ve are rors rding the draft of a
suggested raply to he sent by Com IAS to DINASEAS, via air mail. COKXANIAS
need not use ow suggested letter verbetim, as long as he dces incorporate
in his reply the ideas contaired in our draft. ,
3. Upon receipt of the letter of acceptance from CCHEnIAS, DTHASEAS wild
send COr;2vIaS a letter of introduction to FUREVRIAL. DPtaluksS will also,
at the same time, alert Fl TAL to the anticinited contact, asking him
to put CCrERIAS in touch with sUNERIAI-1,
4. For securitv reisons ver are not enclosing comics of the inibial PTHAFEAS
letter to CUXHIAS, It is suggested that station make its own “ile copies
of the letters sent directly to Gu\sliAs. .
5. In his contacts vith FUNESAIAL and WURERRTAL -1, co 4S will naturally
not disclose a greater Imovledge. the BTHABEAS-FUNSSRIAL relationship to
date than woyld logically he available to him th rough his own corresrondence
with PTVAREAS. In order to facilitate understanding between CC: 5
.. the. FURICSO-C grour,:- however, the next letter from DTHAFFAS to CONE 1as
aca e, insaddition to the letter of introduction, copies of the
-DTEASEAS corresnendence to date, Nseccuarters recliszes that this
corres: onderce is already available to CCREIIAS, since copics were pouched
vith hCSW-274, but it is relieved that CONENIAS vill be in a Zirmer resition
Vis-a-vis FUNDONIAL if he car. produce his own copies of such corres:ondence, .
direct from [THA
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Since DTHANCAS has written to COn#’.IAS on the Lasis of a "previous
accuaintance™, it now becomes inperstive for U TAS to be briefed or
DTEAS AS and certain of its person-el, : Heaccuarters would therefore
like te know the extent of COXSN1AS' crasent knowledge of DTHA. EAS, in
order that ve may sucply him with whatever background information he may
need to be convincing in his role as an old friend of a DTHASEAS director.
Headcuarters wil] forvard comments requested in paregrarh 4 of ECSA-409
subsacuent to the actual introduction of COeE.145 into the FURIOSO-C
picture.
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Rion, ad pending reesipt of the necessary Sarther setaile, I will be heppy
to accent, © :
You ware ent {rely correct in ssmmiig thot I heave saintained an cetive
inserest in the good wort of the Foundation. In fact, ny intercst, rether
than dininiehing sines I left. the U, 6, hes greatly inerugsed in vigw of
. Ry obsorvatinaa and experientys here in Chile. Thore is a creat need down ©
._ . sve for gust such estivities ao you have muntioned in your letter, aad I
would volcone an opsortunity aueh- as you have presented, vhercty I ean
on cor.tributa to the. Foundation's procrean of asaistance,
In. conclusion. pay 1 say thet I shall look foruard te mocting and wore
ding with FUSEHIAL end PUNIPXIAL-2 an soon ag you em feraish no with tho
laters of introduction to thees gentlewen. I area that tho took at hend a
is net ono to be moag.ret in terma of salary, end 1 thall consider the
satisfaction 1 amect to darive froa thie work as amle remmerst ion.
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October 6, 1953,
Dear FUNESRIALs
It is my privilere, by means of this letter, to introduce to you
my good friend, Mr. COKENLAS, who has recertly, and very graciously,
consented to act as the Foundation's personel representative in Chile,
I have taken the liberty of asking is. COKENIAS to serve in this
capacity primarily because tha statutes of a> Foundation require that ve
seek the services of a U.S. citizen to represent us in any foreign country ~
4n which ore or more Foundation grants nay be cperative, In addition, hovever,’~
I earnestly believe this arrangement will serve to strengthen the very promising
relationship alreedy established between us and to stimulate those activities
which are of mutual interest to us, I had net mentioned this stipulation in
our previous correspondence, but I do so row in view of the possible imminance
of a formal agreerent hetween Propaganda Pes Giile ond the Foundation, Our
receipt of your promised printing cost estimstes would pave the way for approval
and detailed planning of an actual grant of assistance,
It is my hope and expectation that if, CCKENIAS will call upon you in
the near future to present his respects ané curs, As our representative he is
authorized and prepared to discuss all ratters of mituai concern. Mr, COKR/LAS
has been instructed to extend to you, to Sr (to whom, I trust, you
will introduce Mr, COKENIAS) » and to your grocp as a whole, every possible courtesy
ané assistance, It is ry sincore desire thet this perscnel contact will prove
to be cf conmon benefit,
, Enclosed you will find a copy of sy letter of this date, to kr, COKENIAS,
i the same time, I am sending lr, COKENIAS e copy of this letter to you, as well
as copies of our previous correspondence, so that he may familiarize himself with
developrents to date,
Trusting that you and Sr. will receive hr, COKENIAS as our {
representative in the same spirit with which he has‘offered to serve, and hoping
that this arrangement will mark the beginning cf a worthwhile and enduring
association, I remain,
Veror ecrdially yours,
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DIE ABEAS
Tay apreciado senor Hy
He tenido el placer de conocer al Senor COKRENIAS, El me ha
_dicho que no es necesario quo mis cartas sean escritas en ingles, lo que
a facilitara nuestra correspordencia nves mis conocirientos de la lengua
to. . .Anglesa son tan rudinentarios que re vela precisado cada vez, .a buscar
‘un amigo americano, de buena volunted y corfianza, que me. tredujera las
cartias. que le‘he..estado enviando, - Achaques de salud hand contribuido a no
-Yesponder oportunamente, como nibiera sido.mi deseo, sus cartas.
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Ya estamos en contacto con el Senor yY esperamos
llegar muy luego a un entendiri ento vara proseguir con nuestro proyecto
: de reeditar el periodico, "Por Chile®,
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El senur COKENIAS le enviara my pronto un resumen de lo que
estanos acordando,
Se despide my afectuosanente » 5.58.
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X, aAuTRQRIZATION
A, Basic Progran Authorization
1, Basic project PBGROVSL was approved on 12 February __
1952 for the establishment of a mechanism capable of conducting
KUGOWN activities aimed at the accomplishment of WHD nissions
(a) and (b) in Chile; as set ovt in Section It (paragraph 2 b)
_ of Annex B to the WHD/KUGCWN Strategic Plan dated 1 Novenber
1951, This task was assigned priority one in Phase I (1 Jan, -
30 June 1952) in the aforementioned plan, Funds in the anount
of $4,700,00 were allotted to this Project, to provide salary
for contract agent Poul D, LANGSVIN (FUIMINATOR-1) for the
remainder of FY 52, to cover the cost of bringing him to PBRRIMS
for a period of covert trainins, provide his per diem allowance
while here, and to transport hin back to Santiago, Chile,
following complotion of training, 2000 7
2, Amendment No,1 to besic project PRGROVEL was approved
on 14 July 1952 for the amount of §6,000 (later reduced to $%,000)
to be made available as 2 loan, at 4% interest, to contract agent
Paul D. LANGEVIN; the loan to be secured by a lien on rachinery
and equipment velued at approxizately $10,000; interest and
principal to be auortized at the rate of $500-per month, the full
anount of the agont!s salary, Acthorization for PBGROVEL Arerd-
nent No,1 was the same as that for the basic project PBGROVEL,
3e The 1954 WH Operational Program, approved by Chief,
KUBARK on 10 August 1953, authorized a maximum expenditure of
$10,000 for this project during FY 1954,
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Budgetary data for this azendment (Annex A)
DTHABEAS —-FUNEERIAL correspondence (Annex B)
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“i, In ossie >rojért PROROVEL, it was vroposed to
undertake the development in Guile of a group or-committes |
composed of C:liean nationals which would engage overtly ant
actively in enti-BOGYPSY erforts anc would function as a WD
rechanisn for the accorplishment of WHD missions (a) and (b) °
aforenentioneé, As the first step in Luplerenting the develop-
-nent of the co:mittce, it was proposed to engage the services
ef a PBPRIMS rational in Chile as a contract agent whose task
was to select, and exercise subtle guidance over a qualified
Chilean, the lattér to act as the organizer of the committee,
It was further stated thet at such tine as development of the
committee warrants, the necessary steps would be taken to
place the committee in the preper relationship with the
DTHABEAS foundation for purposes of cover and support, The
provisions of the foregoing are now revised in accordance wit
the proposel of this anendron’ as set out below. The overall
objective of the basic project remains unaltered, °
2. It is proposed, in this Anendment No.2 to Basic
Project PRGRCTEL, that WHD furnish technical and financial
support, not te exceed $10,000 during Fiscal Yoar 1954, to a
indigenous grevn of Chileans for the purpose of aiding the
group in its overt anti-BGGYPSY and anti-BIGHT KUCGOWN—type
activities, WD suppert will be specifically designed to assist
in the re-activation of the group elong its original lines and
to foster by support periodically advanced, the revival of the
group's official organ, a weekly news nmagasine. It is antici~
pated that the indigenous group will evontusally also serva as
a mechanism Tor the channeling of WHD support te other worthy
groups with sizilar aims, (Seo Annex C),
Background
1. In 1947, a greup of influential Chilean business and
intellectual leaders formed a legally chartered organization
dedicated to an overt and active anti~BGGYPSY and anti-~BIGHT
program throug: use of all types of KUGOWN media, The group
published. an exti-BGGYPSY weekly news magazine designed for
the working class audience, Tho activities of this group,
including publication of its official organ, were later
' saspended as a rasult of financial difficulties, public solici-=
tation and subscriptions being, at the tine, the only source of
funds, ©
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in vo-eetivating the fornar organization, and has recontly
appreached DIHAHGAS with a request for support for the group's
activitius, .
Current Status
1, The proviaions of basic project PDGROVEL and of-
Anondment No.l ‘havo been fulfilled. Contract agent Paul D,
* LANGEVIN has accomplished his miysion, that -of selecting ani
subtly guiding a Chilean citisen as the indigenous organizer
of the cormittee, The loan to LANGEVDI, provided under the
terms of Anendment Ho,1, has been paid in full, and the services
of the contract agent, for this Broject, were terminated as of
31 August 1953, ;
2, Tho present cormittee, composed of influential Chilean
citizens, has been in touch with tho DTNAREAS foundation since
Mech, 1953, The initial contact and subsequont correspondence
with DTHABEAS have been handled by FUNEARIAL, who, while not
a menber of the original (1947) group, is an outetandirg
caricaturist and satiriat with abundant experience in
journalism and publishing, and who has taken the initiative
in re-forming the once-active connlttee,
3,. DTHABEAS is currently awaiting receipt, fron FUNESRIAL,
of a detailed estimate of financial support needed, to include
printing costs of the group's woekly news magazine. The
publication itself will be published and edited by FUNESRIAL-l,
a Gynanic anti-BCGYPSY individual who also published the
official organ of the 1947 orgenization, Upon receipt of the
aboverentioned estimatés, and pending thoir review and approval.
by WHD, DTHABEAS should be prepared to extend technical and
financial support up to the amount of $10,000 per annum, It
is understvod that such WHD support, channeled through DTMAREAS
will supplement at least an equal amount which is to be raised
locally by the FUNEDRIAL comnittee,
Le ‘Contract agent Paul D, LANGEVIN has been replaced,
as the cut-out and'principal.agent for WHD, by Staff Agent
Martin J, COKENDTAS, The latter is presently being introduced
into the operation as the Chilean representative of the
DTHABEAS foundation; this 1s being done by means of corres—
pondence between DTHASEAS, FNEERIAL, and Martin J, CORENIAS,
Once WHD ‘support to the PUNEGRIAL group is actually extenied
by DIMAREAS, COKENIAS, ‘threugh the exercise of subtle guidance
made possible by his capacity as a DTHABEAS representative,
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Wil? sacit at least Indirect control over the activities
of the grevp. .
Adventages to be derived by KUGOAY
1. Sy supporting the activities af the FUNESRIAL
orgenizaticn, WH) will obtein the services of a secure ;
mechanisn wivitting of ODYOKE interest, capable of conducting
extonsive KRUGQWN activities on an overt and indigenous basis.
2, In addition to execution of its own KUGONN type
progrem, the FUNGBRIAL group will serve ag the focal point for
finding and direction af other KUGOWN activities carried on by
other indigenous groups having silnilar aims, By extension of
support to ether such groups, the FUMEBRIAL orgmisation could
thus becom the nucleus of a secure KUGOWN network, requiring
no direct contact by .WHD/KUGOWN personnel under QDACID cover,
3. Since this operation would be funded by WHD headp
quarters, through the WHD mechanism DTHAZEAS, and since control
will be exercised by DIHAREAS through its Staff Agent represen-
tative in Gills, Mission Santiago will be relieved of all but e
monitoring ani reporting responsibility, This is in accordance .
with the ti plan of removing direct contrel of, and attribution
for, KUGOWN cperations from the official station.
Risks Involved
Risks involved in establishing the KUGOWN channols
envisaged in this project should be minimal, The indigenous
individusls concerned have been recruited on an unwitting
basis and will be handled by Martin J. CCKENIAS cirectly, The
“FUNEERIAL group, as an existing legal entity, has good natural
cover ‘and can accept direct attribution for its KUGOQUN acti~
vities, Wo Station personnel will be involved ani tho possibi-
lity of ‘QDYCES interest being disclosed wil] be fiuther mini-
mized by securely funding tho group and backstopping both
Martin J, CCEENIAS and the croup's activities by DTHABEAS,
FUNESRIAL' vill be unwitting of the original source of his
funds and of COYOKE interest.
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That the funds currently approved for this project under
the WH Cporational Plan Sor FY 1954 in the azount of $10,000
be authorized for the implementation of the proposal outlined in
this acendrent., This support is not to exceed $8,000 during the
rerainder of FY 1954, Funds used in furthering the revised plans
fcr this project will be provided pericdically to the DTHASGAS
funding mechanism after receipt of statomonts from FUNEBRIAL as
to the proposed use of the monies,
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2. Specific target groups
a) Business and intellectual circles
b) Working class reader audience
Qverational Contre)
1, Control exercised by Ueadquarterg
WHD/KUGCGHN will exercise operational control through
DTABEAS which will disburse finds to the FUNEGRIAL group
in accordance with specific WED instructions, Control
will be effected through the ellotrent of funds on the
becis of budgeted need, through DIMASEAS, to the FUNEBRTAL
froup upon cvidence of satisfactory performance of the
missions assigned to this organization,
2, Sontrol exercised by tne Meld
Chief of Mission, Santiago, will exercise indirect
control through Staff Agent Martin J, COKENIAS, By ncans
of indepencent checking and reporting procedures, Mesicn
Santiago will Lkoep headquarters informed of the FUNEBRIAL
group's activities, Should the group fail to provide
gatisfactory parformance, Mission Gantiago will advisa
headquerters to withdraw financial and technical assis~
tence,
Duretion of the Project
It is anticipated that this project, if approved for
FY 1954, will be continued in the future by veans of a
re-ellotment of funds obtained through the yearly Sperationay
Progrea=s.
y
Possibility of Overlanving Jurisdiction
It is anticipated that FUE SRIAL may eventually be used
to channel support to other groups in Ghile, either existing
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1, FOMESAIAL and FULERUAL-1, voth unwitting Chilean officials
of PUREESIAL orpenization, are immediately available
as Princinal Agent anc sub-agent, respectively.
2. Martin J, COKENIAS, a WID Staff Agent, will be tho field
C.ce Officer fer this Project,
Corrain cation Plan
1. e present direct corzespondence betwoen DTIASEAS and
FOAL will be supplemented by correspondence between
DTHARBEAS and Martin J, COKENIAS,
2. Existing facilities will suffice for commaications between
Hea€quarters and Missien Santiago and botween idssion and
Martin J, COKEITLAS.
1. Supnort to be furnished oy Hoolquarte
Support furnished by heacytarters will consist
prizarily of overstionel, propaganda, anc technical advice,
as well as the vrovisicn of funds,
2. Sumort to be Curmished in the Hield
ldscion Suntiage will observe covertly the activities
of FUNEPRIAL's groun to assess the effectiveness of such of
their activitics as are related to this nroject,
3. Funcicg
a. At the present time the srecific financiel requirc-
ments of the FUNEERIAL corcittee eannot be given, nor can
any Pirt schedule of disburserents to the committee be set
forth inthis anendrent since these requirements will be
net on a day-to-day end month-to-nonth basis depending on
the neces of the committee,
b. Disbursements from funds authorised under this
wnencient will be controlled as follows, Pcrialically, cvery
feu rentis, the FUNETRIAL committee will subuit a budget to
DTHABZAS for the furs it requires for the succeeding quarter.
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: COKSHTAS, who willl “be © gy od@ist at in
\ accowianee with Congicential Inuxis reculations, EDTAS
will disburse ane fonds in the sullest anemis possible,
consistent with reintaining the onerating efficiency of the
project, ie shall net, moreover, make acciticnal disburse-
nonts until he has received tengihlic evicence of expenditure
(recedpts) for lprévious dishirserents, Ordinary digburse-
4 santa shevld not excoed $1,030.00 and chould be covered by
0 reeelpts within, thirty days. -Where the Staff Agent is
; certain trat receipts cannot be obtained for lerre cisburse-
nerts and where the expencituros. cannot bo authenticated with
; certainty hy the Staff Avent, an acendrent to the project
: shoulda be rrepared and a proposed acrinistrative plan should
: bo forwerded to Neadquartcrs tor approval, Staff Apent
‘artin J, COMENIAS shall take all reasonable nrecautions to
: insure that he maintains corplete control of the financial
mhases of this operation at all tines and that al] disburse~
nents adhere to the Ccnfidential Funds Regulations and the
objectives autherized in this project anc its enendents.
H, Renerts Procedures
Tn cranting finanelal aid to FUISSRIAL's croun, DTHARBAS
Will request periodic reports of activities and experditures,
hese reports will be covertly checked by lassion Santiago,
a2
.
I. Ccortination
a No coordination will be required beyond WHD.
J. Cover
as a complotcly cvert and legitimate local organization,
with an avowed anti-DGGYPSY progran, the FUNGERIAL grou has
neteral cover, WID support will be covered by channeling funds
through the secure DTHABEAS mechanism, Jlartin J, COKENIAS is a
Staff Agent uncer unofficial cover in addition to which his
relaticnship with the FUNEDRIAL group will be cerried out in
his eapacity es the lecal representative of DTILAREAS,
K, Security
All inéigenoug personnel involved in this project are
unwitting of CDYCKE intorest, Funding, control, and guidance
of the SUNEBRIAL yroup will be handled in such a wey that CDYOKE
. interest will not ke cisclosed to indigenous or unauthorized
merrcons, Attribution for the group's activities can and will
be accented by the croup, ‘The original source cf fins wild not
be known by the preun.
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“PROJECT FINANCIAL DATA pieoretces a
SHAY NOT EXCEED SEGRET CLASSIFICATION __ p Docetbo 19S B_HRU IO suNE 195 A
RESPONSIBLE STAFF OR DIVISION". 2 gpcase Cerise?
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A, PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
indicate mumbor and type of persosnel cesuired and estimated total comsensatica far.salary, allosances, travel and
Inctudse overyone paid from project.
related employee benefits,
ESTIMATED CCMPEKSATION
ALL OTMER
RKUMBER
Us Se PERSONNEL | FOREGGN NATICVAL
BASE Sauare
STAFF EMPLOYEES
STAFF AGENTS
CAREER AGENTS
CONTRACT AGENTS
CONTRACT CONSULTANTS
fFieup acenrs
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ALL_-OTHER
. S720 53,700
8, SUPPLIES, MATERIEL AND EQUIPMENT
Tadteate amdunt requirad in applicadle spaces, Attach completa suprorting Fist for each. — i.
COMNO CRENTCAL QUARTERMASTER SUPPLIES jem SurPuigS SS
$ $ $ 8 ary
MEDICAL DRONANCE SPECIAL DEVICES OTHER ECUIPMENT
s s s |
TOTAL 8. B09
C, OTHER OPERATIONAL EXPEASES
indicate volume ana nature of oxpensas such as (1) maingaince of two operstional houces abroad (2) spot purchase
of Information, ate. -
Offices, rental and utilitics 31,200
Publication equipzent and stpplics (locally purchased) 2,000 ° :
Local reinbursenont for repair, printing, and siciler sarvices oo
. 24,100
TOTAL C. :
O. SUBSICY OR PROPRIETARY PAYMENTS
if funds are to bo turned over to individuals of groups in iarge burp suts to be expendad Dy the individuals or
groups st their discretion to accomplish sn agreed-upon objective, explain the tyce of financial accounts, factual
verification ar statements, if any, other than a receipt for the famp sum, ahich will da obtained.
TOTAL FUXO REQUIREMENTS (A + 84 C + 0) $a a0
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AOMIMATE DATES AND AMGLNTS GF MONEY REQUIRED
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January. 1954 1954 91,00 .
retrvary 1954
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F. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
(Within security IImttatlons, ist any other facts or circumstances which will enable Special Support Staff to lend
adequate logistical support to this project.
Indicate apecificationally the "RUSH" of "TINE? factors Involved)
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ALIORAN DUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: PANAMANDTAN REPRESSEVE MEASURES AGAINST CUBAN EXTLES
REF: MZPA-21247, 2L April 1976
1, ...All. names. in ref dispatch were. traced,.as much-as possible,.,
and interested desks'were notifidd of Subjéct's ‘past or present ops
interests. °
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2. Following is the information retricved from the traces:
| A. GARCIA Vasquez, Orlando. (WKTANGO-L) Notified the
Venezuclan Desk, they in turn witl notify the Cield.
B. HUERTAS, Enrique (Medical Doctor) (201-279389) -AMONG-2.
After more than five years of service as a JMWAVE psychological
warfare agent A-2 was amicably terminated on 30 November 1965
C. PEREZ Atamo, Duney (201-0351081) alias Capt. Atano.
AMLUNT-2,. Recruited Dee 65 for use as: MIEVRRON reeruiter. He
received agent and team training which included demolition.
Subject was terminated 31 Dec 66 due to inability to establish
operational contacts. .
D. MORALES Navarette, Ricardo. Resides in Venezuela,
no ops interest.
: E. PUENTE Blanco, Jose (201-163893). Was of interest
to Caracas Station, informed the desk.
F. PUENTE Blanco, Roberto (201-1263513). CIFENCE-7.
\ Was of interest to Caracas Station, informed the desk.
G. BUSFILLOS, Antonio. Possibly Subject of 201-756656,
AMWAX-2. .Recruited in 1964 and terminated November 1966. Reason
was cancellation of Operation SAMSON and economy in operations.
HW. MARTINEZ Castro, Pedro (Z01-340051), No cns interest.
Tr. ESTEVEZ, Angel (201-732176). No ops interest.
J. JIMENEZ, Caspar. No 201.
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Le. MULERA, Raul de la. No 201%.
. M. FONT, Ramon. Not ‘identified.
N., LORENZO, Carlos. Not identified.
. QO: GARCTA, Rigoberto. Possibly Subject of 201-319654,
SLAPIACK-30. Was initially contacted Jan/Feb 1962. On OA was
groated 7 Jan 74 for SLAPJACK- 30'S use as a radio operator for
rraject SLAPJACK, Could not find any indication that Subject
3 has been terminated.
° P. HERNANDEZ, Carlos. Not identified.
Q. MIRON, Jose. No 201.
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R. BERDAGUER, Guillermo AKA VERDAGUER. (201-231514)
No ops interest.
$. CALATAYUD, Antonio, Possibly Subject of 201-297795.
OA was requested 3L Mar 61 for use as a PM trainee. File docs
not indicate if OA piven or if he was ever used.
fT. ALONSO, Marcos. No traces.
3. LA/COG has been notified of the inclusion of Former COG
assets on this list and will take whatever action is deened appropriate.
The Venezuelan desk is taking action in the cases of GARCIA and
PUENTE. .
Juan Ortiz
LA/PNC/PA
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*o8 Chick of Station, Panama City
7" Danananton Repressive Measures against Cuban Exiles
ACiGH Manto Tas a
ACTION: See para 5.
‘ 1.: A compilation of. information reported by Station «
J penetrations of the'local.gervice (ile. HYBRPOCH-5, HYEPOCH-11,7,
HYRAVEN-11) indicates that the local security service is assuning
an increasingly hostile posture against Cehan exiles traveling to
Panama. The reporting sources coincide in their information that
this attitude is directed primarily ayainst Cuban exiles residing
in Miami, It appears that this devclopijent may be the result of |
the reporting of HYGRUFF-1's agent in Miami, Salvador ALDAREGUIA.
ALDAREGUIA continues to-report from Miari allezing cooperation
between Cuban exiles and Panamanian exiles in Miani who are
opposed to the regime of General Omar TORRIJOS Herrera.
2. UYGRUFF-1.recently submitted a watchlist of Cuban exiles
to Tocumen International Airport (TIA) and other Panamanian ports
of entry ordering the recipients to deny entry inta Panana to all
those persons on the watchtist. HYETOCH-S, the nost alert of all
Station penctrations commented that in his opinion the list
' contained Cuban Embassy input because his service did not have
: the capability to collect sufficient data on all the persons
: listed to be able to make a meaningful evaluation of which ones
are dangerouss The Station has not been able to confirm
-- ° HYEPOCH-S's suspicions.
“* : 3. For the record, the Cuban exiles on HYGRUFF-1's
watchlist are the following: :
(continued)
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c. PEREZ Alano, Duney, alias Capt. Alano, jm! ? E
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i. ESTEVEZ, Atigel. He is vell known to Floyd We ae,
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jp. SUIGREZ, Gaspar
: _ ks VASQUEZ, Jose, aka "Pepe". pw acend .
fg DOs 1. OMILERA, Raul de Ja.
: mn. FONT, Ravon. uocfenk-
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naturalized U.S. citizon when he fled fron Cub
States. lie eventually settled in Venezucla where he becane a
close friend and confidant of Carlos Andres PEREZ, now president
of Venezucla. Aside from Venezuelan diplomatic posts he has
hetd abroad he vas at one tine ChicE of Cperatiens of DIGLPOL.
MCHERTNEY commented that if the Panamanians ever had the tenmerti
to mistreat GARCIA that PEREZ reaction against TORRIJOS would
undoubtedly be fierce.
5. Ve defer to Headquarters to nance check these individuat
ascertain if BKHERALD has any operational interest in any of th
and advise the responsible component to take precautionary
neasures in the event any novernent of these individuals involves
travel to or transiting Panana, In exploiting this infornation
please protect the-sources.
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location of operational contacts.
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#3 - Form 2457 2cys h/w
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AGENT SERVICE RECORD
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Agent's cryptonym or pseudonym: AMLUNT-2
Project identification: ~ ayrguyK re oe
Agent recruited by: Reuben HANNULA :
Capacity in which agent served: Planned to use him as'
MHAPRON-Recruiter
Rate of pay: Gross $331/Month-$279.40/Month (Net)
Other Commitments: None
Agent dismissed by: Geox‘ge_H, RAMSKILD .
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Reason for dismissal: Inability to establish loc
operational contacts. -- +: --.
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Security risks:. Subject received some Agent and Team
Training, but there are no unusual security risks.
Yes - When and as
operational situation requires,
Manner of dismissal: Amicable - Subject given 2 months
notice during which he was free to seek other employment,
Letter of termination signed: Yes
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DAMAGE REPORT
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NAME: AMLUNT/2 Last date SGSWIRLED: 12 January 1t966
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Reuben A. HANNULA as "Fred Folsom"
Carl. M, BERSCHIUSKI as. “Gene”
Stuart V. KAPRIDNO as "Dewey"
Wilfred O, CLOWER as "Matt"
Charles B, WEISINGER as “Ray” .
Daniel R. HOSKIER as "FredY
os Keith D. WINETT as “Bob"
- John. H. HEMMING as “George”
Gary T. BERNARD as "Bob
’ Clayton D. NEIPPERT as “Don"
“i ‘ Merritt R. TOOVEY as "Warren"
iv, Daniel V. GUSSOW as "Bill"
. John H. HEMMING as “George"
Austin DETLOFF as "Bill"
John K. TARTARILLO as "John"
George RAMSKILL as"Harold"
Leland COBFIELD 4s "Paul"
Indigenous Instructors Exposcd __ ‘
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AMENDMENT TO MEMORANDUM OF ORAL COMMITMENT
TO “; Chief, WH Division
FROM : Chief of Station, JMWAVE
SUBJECT: OD Amencment to Memorandum of Oral Commitment
for 201- 334081 . ( auiunT-2 )
Flease amenc Paragraph 4 of the Memoranaum of Oral
Commitment for Subject to reaa as follows:
4. COMFENSATION. Effective 1 May 1966, Subject
will be paid compensation at the rate of
299 per month. Such payments to be
mace following completion of satisfactory
service,
REVIEWED: H. G. Allsworth (signed)
Contract Approving Officer
Special Capp 777 tna
SECT Cntracting: Officer
PN bila Zel- 334 o5/
Group 1 - Exclusec from Automatic Cowngracing & Leclassification
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(211 hours, full-time)
Student: FELIPE
* ATTACHMENT #2
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TRAINING REPORT
ll Duly - 13 August 1966
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CUSSE OBJECTIVE AND CONTENT
: This course is desig-< to train indigenous personnel in paramilitary
resistance activities and intelligence collection operations in denied
- areas...
Approximately 704 cf the student's time is devoted to practical
Perk and field exercises end 30% to the theoretical aspects essential for
e@ logical understanding and srplication of training covered during the
course.
=U - Unsatisfactory
W = Weak
A - Adequate
P - Proficient
$ - Strong
GO - Cutstanding
FERFCRMANCE EVALUATION
Performence is so low in relation to requirements
of the werk as to be unequivocally below minimum
stanisris.
Achieved minimum standards, but iess than adequate
(in terms.of indigenous personnel participating in
the program), .
Has achieved the basic level required. Satisfactory,
chserecterized neither by deficiency nor excellence,
More than satisfactory. Has acquired a solid
vegizcer's proficiency, This rating may be
interpreted as representing "sverage” on our rating
scale.
Exceptional proficiency, characterized by thorough-
ness, initiative, originality, and an exceptional
student understanding and application of paramilitary
resistance activities.
Performance is so exceptional in relation to require-
ments cf the work and in comparison to the performance
of other students doing similar work as to warrant
specisl recognition,
* Modification of the ‘Office cf Treining standerd rating scale at the
Specific request of JMWAVE,
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HOURS RATING
1, MAP READING (ABILITY TO REPORT LOCATIONS
USING GRID COORDINATES) _l2_ A
_ 2. NAUTICAL CHARTS 8. _A
: 3. WEAPONRY (U.S, & FOREIGN) 3) Pp.
. 4, CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT _-. _-
5, RESISTANCE ORCANIZATION AND OPERATIONS i _A
6. AMBUSH TACTICS AND OPERATIONS . 2h _P_
° 7, RAID TACTICS AND OPERATIONS = _P
: 8, CACHING 20, P
9. CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT LINES (ea) _- :
10, OBSERVATION AND REPORTING TECHNIQUES ho P
Ll. LEADERSHIP TRAITS AND CAPABILITY - __See Comments
12, OPERATIONAL PLANNING ABILITY ___ See Comments
; 13. SKETCHING 12, Ww ,
_. 24. SABOTAGE (SEE ATTACHED: STB REFORT) _- 7
; "15. TARGET PHOTOGRAPHY _- -
16, AIR RECEPTION ACTIVITIES "20 P
17. WEAPONS QUALIFICATION Pistol Non-Applicable
(TEST RESULTS ATTACHED) .
Rifle Marksman
~~ ; SMG Morkemen
an OVERALL PERFORMANCE... = paring LETTER”
Rating takes into account trainee! s effectiveness, such as performance
in operational skills, tactics, technicues, leadership, plenning, teamwork,
motivation and limitations. . :
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The ratings above, and narrative comments hereunder, are derived from 4
synthesis of all cvaluations submitted on each respective trainee by the
- instructor staff,
Overall performance ratings of all students in this class were as follows:
WEAK__O__ ADEQUATE_O___ PROFICIENT 6 _STRONG_O__ CUTSTAIDING_O
NARRATIVE COMMENTS
’ FELIPE was handicepped to some degree by his weakness in English
language. FELIPE'’s attitude throughout the course was cooperative ard
congenial. His participation in lectures, plans, and field exercises
suffered from a lack of concentration and thoroughness. He appeared to
have only a partial grasp of many of the topics presented. He was .
inclined -to rush a bit in planning exercises and was also somewhat .
hasty in hia “exécution of field work (Mapping, Recons, tactical movement
in Raid end Anbush Exercises).
In his leadership assignment, he planned reasonably well, but his
execution of the plan was weak and he lacked good control of the group.
7 FCR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING:
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JEROME W, GREINER
Project Officer
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7 _ FILIPE - Filipe hag had no previous demolition training but indicated he
: oy had worked with explosives against Government units, His practical
work was a little sloppy, not from lack of care but because he was
ia . not able to work too well with his hands. The practical work did
! |. * mot show any progress from commencement to completion of the
“course but his placements were well made and effective. He seemed
to understand all subject matter covered and always answered test
. type questions correctly, Whenever crimping detonators, ‘his hands
' . were very shaky but he did not seem to be nervous at any other time
: , during the course, Close supervision was required when he was
: crimping detonatora, He was a cooperative, interested student
who reacted well to correction, He seemed to enjoy the training
- and offered several new methods of attack based on personal experience.
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Subject 's OA is herevith amended to permit commo training as
requested in your memorandum of 24 February 1966.
Srelt Nbjeeds
This Aporoval is based upon evaluation of information available to this
Office, and is granted under authority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5.
/s/ Edward P. Beova
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPFORT DIVISION
Date:__28 February 1966 dir
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: safe site in the iiand area. The ftaterview was requerted by
‘ lieuben A. HANKULA and 1% was eoadeeted in Spanish. AlfiID/4
: served as interprater,
‘AMLUNT/2 ie being recruited as a potential infiltration tean
neuber. i \
RESULTS
‘
ANLUNT/2 has’ aover taken part ia any activity which he
Fogarded as eonuuaiat. He was a seadver of the 26th of July
atanent but did net believe 28 toe be communist at the tise.
Tle bas not cooperated with any Castro Intelligence or
Security serviee since leaving DIL? in 1950. He hes had ap
enntact unkaown to BUBAREK with aav Castre agents simes 1960,
(1a this connection see YAVE 5245, dated 6 Septeaber 1952).
Ho has Ro connectica er axreement with the governeent of any
Gonatry other thaa rBPHIBe, :
Es ig ugt obligated to any af the Cuban Belle groups,
He bas been cusentially truthful ta regard ta his persenal
history and he dees uot beliove that he ds linble to Sisckmalil,
He bas not usad or trafficked in sarasties,
' Usless athervise noted below, ko has net told any unauthor—
ised porsens of Ris iavoivusent with EURAEK,
DEFAILS
AHLUNT/2 has been LCFLUTTiled by ODIBEX,
; AMLONT/Z haa teld hie wife that te is invelved with KUDANE
bus te bas not been speaifie rasarding his aasiguarnt, Ne stated
(.. that idea 3 had sico tried to join @ ELUANY unit eo he certalaly
. knova that AMLONP/2 ts diavolven, ANLUNT/2 stated that other |
' frieads probably saespect tut he has said nothing to confira
their suspisions. .
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DATE OF OATH CHTAZENSHIP
11 Jul 37
CITY CURRENTLY 1 +-
| Cuba . .
1tN@ | MARITAL STATUS (ooal rocent)
Miami, 6: Married
LANGUAGE
Span, R,W.S
BRANCH OF SERVICT
INCLUSIVE DATES
57/61
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MILITARY SEAVICE. COUNTRY
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FUNCTION( 3! PERFORMED FOR AGENCY (flat to 62 anecea)
CONTRACT EMPLOYER
MAINTEMANCE/SERVICE
FIELO AGENT
Yes
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
: ~
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of
NTRY-OMQUTY DATE
1 Dec 65
FORM
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“REFS A. UFGA-23252
B. uUFGA-23254 . a
REQUEST STATUS POA REQUEST FOR AMLUNT-2.
CFN 7473 UFGA-22252 UFGA-23254 POA AMLUNT-2
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—
- PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
MEMORANDUM FORE Chter, _.
wi/c/sn/oa + M. HE. Olejarz
NUNEED coy ~ |
SUAJECT
vo SEAN
REFERENCE: Your Memorandum, Dated
I -_1 October 1965 erm _
: A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the use of this Subject
| as set forth below.
A Provisional Operational Approval issued hy Ct Starr érants the same
authority, on a temporary basis, for the use of an individual as the authority
- granted in an Operational Approval unless otherwise specified by CI/OA. It is
based, however, only on preliminary file checks ani investigation and is sub-
Ject to a further final review when all investigation is completed.
. To process the Operational Approval, full inforzstion (ccupleted PRQ
.Parts I and If) 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 compieted and upon the receipt of sstisractery PRQ Parts I
and If. Cancellation must be requested if use of SubJect by interested Di-
* visions ceases.
°
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/s/ Tdward P. Brown
APPROVAL
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
FURY
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END OF MESSAGE °
WH/C/Comment: Requested PRITY POA Dunney PEREZ Alamo,
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2. ALIASES, VARIANT SPELLING, CIC nuMetAS, FIC. /
: carr —1_Octoher 1965
Td cHief, F/O
1 tee eneseceee !
wes
ORIGINATING OFFICER
AME Michael H. Olejara
OFF Ice DESIGsATCR WH/C/RR/OA
ROOM, RUILDING = GG
EXTENSION
33. TYPE OF REQUEST (CHECK ONE)
3. DATE AND PLACE OF AIRTH
4. CHF 3 duly 193 ? , os
Guban——___"—- :
5S. PRESENT ACTIVITY AND LOCATION
ca ANAS VC IDO HO ic UNS AE SRW MLE EY
Unknown
RESIDESs 1883 SW 11th Street | - Chyrigst Time suswitres
Miami, Florida ooo, Fy Co aaorrtona pata
: : FY © recnecx For cunseyt
BY 14. INTEREST IN SUBJECT (CHECK ONE)
Cl esPioNaGe of CE ACTIVITY
RKOreRar i cnat CLEARANCE
CTNER ‘
LOCATION
6. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES, EDUCATION
Former Cuban Army Captain
7. PAST ACTIVITIES INCLUDING ‘MILETARY SERVICE
ACTIVITY
Cuba
Cuban Rebel Army Captain
NEEDED
3. OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATA (POLITICS, RELIGION) — ADD EXTRA SHEETS WHEN
9. DESCRIPTION CHE IGHT) Twe (cur) EVES) THate)
178 lbs. Brown Brom Cause.
“{Race) {oTHER)
x ee ae
> OTHER MEMBERS UF IMMEDIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES
INFORMATICN REQUIRED (DEFINE SPECIFICALLY. GENERAL TERMS SUCH AS “DEROGATORY* MAY RESULT IN A SEARCH THAT DOES
: 10 ,
12,
NOT FULLY MEET REQUIREMENTS. }
ALY PERTINENT INFORHATION
INSERT CARBON; FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY.
INS TRUCTIONS: SEND BOTH SHEETS To FI/0. SEE CSI 10-7
roy
FORM
FOU EOL osc reevious corttons. SECRET
14-0000
SECRET -
\ , | 11 October 1965
\ . SUBJECT: . Dupney PEREZ Alsmo
t . 201-334081
ODENVY traces on Subject submitted by JMWAVE wes
surfaced from DD/P Records Center. The material was
reviewed by Michael H. Olejarz of WH/C/RR/OA and
found to be non-derogatory.
Jonn L. Hart
Deputy Chief, WHD/C
Distribution:
Orig. & 1 - Addressee
1 — WH/C/RR/OA
s gt 201-334081
AZO 32 LORS
14-0000
2.
3.
- SECRET
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL O& IMESTIGATIVE ACTION oarr
(Alears Randcarse So sre of thia force)
PLEASE COMPLETE EACS SECT OO 4FPRUPELUPS BLANE
.
—l_October 1965
CEOPERATIONAL APPOIVSL AND SLPPORT DIVISTON 1 : Michael A. Ole fara
Ly! | wa/c/RR/oa
H CHIEF, INVESTIGATION 2X0 SLPSURT SAV ISICN, OFFICE OF STCLR ITY wis
CHIEF, PERSONNEL SECIM ITY CUVESICN, OFFICE OF SECURITY i
SUBVECT: PROJECT
(Tres sare) Danmey PEREZ Alaro
caveray PSEUOOCNYM, BRA CR AL? zs Ct/Oa FILE NO.
AMLUNT/2.
2C1 FILE WO.
334061
1. TYFE ACTION REQUESTED
PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL :
PACVISTONAL OPERATIONAL APPROT ad
PROPRIETARY APPSOVAL .
| [ covert mame CHECK
[| srectat tnouiry (SO field investigation)
CONTRACT TYPE B -
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY az®arvan
COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
CONTRACT TYPE a®
SPECIFIC AREA OF USE
FULL DETAILS OF USE
Subject will be utilised as a team leader for MHAPROW Infiltratione into Camaguey
Province .
ODENVY tracea cited by UNWAYS_are currently in Recodds Center and your office will
be notiféed by this office oa their contents » 12 Ootober 1965 Dks
7 4. iNVESTIGATICN AND COVER YES I NO
. A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BSE SSCeN DURING INVESTIGATION? x
_ S. CHA INTEREST MAY SE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION? : x
2. aS SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNWENT INTEREST IN HIM? x |
D. TS SUBJECT AWARE OF CEA INTEREST IN UI? P| x
£. INOICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERASE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
. Hone
F SUGGEST “COVER PRETEXT" TO BE USES IN CINDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
: &. DD YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUBJECT SITTING SF AGENCY O&8 GOVERNMENT INTEREST? & |X] ves no.
iF
SQ ENVESTIGATION GCUTSIDE Cla. €uPLayw FULLY
&. PRQ ANO GREEN LIST STATUS 1
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{PRO 11, .0R EQUIVALENT, IN C1) CoPY atracucs . GATEN LIST ATTACHED. NO: 162867
6. RI TRACES
NG RECORD [ [user rovwatz x NON- DEROGATORY
7. DIVISION TRACES
RECORD I Jaret $3 9atD NON- DEROGATORY
#. FIELO TRACTS
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TNO DEROGATORY INFO. DERQSATOSY ATTACHED
isist sources CHECKED SIGNIFICANT [NFODUATION ATTACHED
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3 Li July 1937, Balre,Oriente,Cuba
a Cuba
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DATE TyPED OATE DISPATCHED ‘
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SECRET ne
7 Oct--ber 1965
_ MEMORANDUM FOr: cktee eR Be _
: . . Duney PEREZ Alsno . :
SUBJECT * 901-334082
d herevith for your retention -are two cupios ~
Attache
of a PRQ Part Toons the abave-listed Subject.
LT eee 1 Bt hay
be John iL. Hart
§ Deputy Chief, WRD/C
Distributtoo: | , .
Orig. & 2 - Addressee watt. :
L~<~ WH/C/RR/OA
YI ~. 201-334081
SECRET GROUP f EXCLUDED FROW
AGLOEATIC DOWNGRADING
AND BECLASSI FICATION
al /- BASOFl
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PERSONAL RECORD QUEST LONNAIRE '
PART { = BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION Po
INSTRUCTIONS 3. Werte clearty. ’ 1 1 orsPatcn NO ’
2. Assece all questions. Pf question 18 not asplacable, erste "ML * -
LArtach Blank pages, sf additronal sosce ss needed. * i UrGA-23254
@ FSECTiON 1 . GENERAL PERSONAL AND PHYSICAL DATA
1. Name (Fitaty IT gf a AME
Duney \__ PEREZ Alamo
_ | NAME UN NATIVE LANGUAGE OR SCRIPT +, mame ar simta CFE ds Clereat then Stee f.)
Same NA
T ALUASES, NICKNAMES. PELECOOES, LEGAL CHANGE IN WAME oath tise, reason Tor and place of wie)
NA _
gs: PATE or” ei2nt™ a . 6. PLACE OF BIRTH
‘11 July 1937 ‘ Baire, oriente, Cuba
T- PERSONAL WABILTS (Liquor, druge, gambliag, paresoura)
No bad habits observed. . - - te, Ve td
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8. COURT AECORD (Court, date, arrests, charges, punishments, sentences, acquittels)
Tried for political offenses in 1957 and 1959
% 1957 - Batista era, political
1959 - Arrested and tried in Huber Matos trial but absolved
of guilt,
32
o- DESCRIPTION (Ute American standards of moaturemonts, sf possible)
SEX Jd. AGE Te APPARENT AGE [d. weiont ]e. 8€1GHT [¥, COMPLEXION ? Face (Shape)
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* x I ~]*1 28 32 m5 [TO] 175 white square
. ne COLOR OF HAIR YU coLorn of eves je TEETH. “pk. GUILD te POSTUNE
Brown _Brown Good Strong Erect
. SCARS AND (0 MARKS OR OTHER DISTINGUISHING FEATURES ’
7 Scar on left forearm
n, GENERAL APPCARANCE
z
Oe PROMINENT FEATURES
ect wears a mustache
D
Pp. OTHER IDENTIFYING FEATURES
None =
ATTACH Serres of SIGVATURE AvD HAN OWRITIA 1, 50 DATED PHOTOGRAPH AND FINGERPRINTS. 17 OGTAIVABLE
5% 1050 SF Se: HL. GIBGA 23054 © a UP} RO /- BIYORfL iv
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10. PRESENT Corezansarm [9h warrOuaLite AT BtRls AND Any DURSLOUENT CVU Timsmies wt daffecent than Trem fv.)
___ Cuban . NA : : .
NZ. PRESENT RESIDENCE (Indicate ae emer, tenant o¢ sub- tenant)
9 W. 24th Avenue, Miami, Fila Tenant : :
19, PERMANENT AODaESS CIF defferent than Itew 32.) : ,
b™ NA
14, " U.S. WATUMALIZED CETEZEN. GIVE NAME, DATE, CITY AND NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE GRANTED
.-
A
19. TRAVEL OUTSIDE COUNTRY OF PRESENT RESIDENCE (Countries. datee and purposes)
Subject has not travelled outside of the ‘continental linits
of the United States since his arrival from Cuba in August 1961.
SECTION UFD OCCUPATIONAL ANG FinauCtal CATA
16. PRESENT OCCUPATION 18. SALARY (Per annua)
Subject is dependent upon his salary. No outside earnings.
SECTION AV - ORGANIZATIONAL AFFILIATIONS
at
21. PRESENT AND. PAST MEMBERSHIP {% PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS: “POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS
26th of July in Cuba until 1961.. EJERCITO LIBERTADOR and JURE
in exile durjng period 1961 thru 1964:
8 ‘SECTION ¥ - EDUCATIONAL DATA ~
SCHOOLS . in
eerve
Academia Mit
tramacatre. Ole 1946 "1955 8th Gr
COMPETENCE
WRET UNDERSTAND
(List below each Language in whieh you ee ee ee ee
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2 PAD i ~
14.90000
tare ‘any “eating. GIVE OLTAWLS 08 Ptr s “Tres oF or scons 0 oR artic aRTicets, ® ALSO MAMES or Pues SHER and pumice
1
= — ¥s
29. SPCCHAL SKELLS, ABILITICS, HOBBIES SUCH AS RADIO. PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC.
None
Comman nd, 3th Column,
: Camaguey Province,
PS1OENTIFYING COUNTRY. INDICATE WHERE SEAVICE PERFORMED. DECORATIONS. WHEN AND WHY DISCHARGED. GiVE DETAILS (F WAR
PRISONER, - ; 1959'- Chief, DIER, | .
__Caiiaguey Prov. :
“1960-61 - Chief of :
Inspectors. Peoples '
Stores, Camaguey, Proy
_EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
“INCLUDS ANY GOVERNWENT EMPLOYMENT:
Ce ADDRESS
[Simpkins Ra & 28th St., Miami
c. ADDRESS
. Miami Fla.
f. REASON FoR LEAVING
‘to join: SURE ~
ce aopREsSsS ~~
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INCLUSIVE OATES (From-To},, emPLoven C. ADORESS ° . ‘
&. SALARY OR EARNINGS f. REASON FOR LEAVING
i ADDRESS
TYPE OF WORK aR ry f. REASON FOR LEAVING
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WIifE OR
1F YOU HAVE -BEEN MARRIED MORE THAN ONCE, INCLUDING ANNULMENTS.
HUSBAND: :
GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREWIGUS MARRIAGES,
USE SHEET FOR FORMER wire OR HUSBAND
a3. NAME “OF SPOUSE (Fiesty) (Middle)
{
:
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33, PLACE OF MARRIAGE
Santa Cruz del Sur, Cama
97. PLACE OF BIRTH ° - y
FULL NAME.
03) . 20
Lit ay BIRTH®
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Teresa de los amin 1961
Pr ee eney-duarez | 1903. " Spain “Spanish
Em o PEREZ muare 1903 :
3 Spain
Z, Spanish
.t fe3- sueseauent crrizensuirs 6 OCCUPATION
ferchant
ta ALAMO Poe eon BIRTH ST. MATIONALITY AT BIRTH
mo nandez | 1911 Cuba
$2. SUBSCOUVENT CITIZENSHIPS
$3. OCCUPATION SG. PRESENT RESIDENCE Montreal #154
NA housewrfe 3
Camarue it Cuba
5
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SROTHERS AND SISTERS
PLACE OF BIRTH
“SUBSEQUENT CETIZENSHIPS HELO BY ANY BROTHER OR SISTER (identify drother, o¢
oddrese)
© [SECTION XIV RELATIVES, SCQUAINTANCES AbD CONTACTS
ISS. NAMES OF RELATIVES IN ANY GOVERNMENT SERVICE: INDICATE NAME OF GOVERAMENTS AND POSITIONS HELD.
SG. RELATIVES, FRIENDS, COARESPONDENTS (N U.S. (Esplaia red atior ship)
Subject's brothers Jose and Omar PEREZ Alamo are also living
in the United States.
S57. NATURACHZATION OF CLOSE RELATIVES IN U.S. (Gave Rave, date, caty and number of certsfecate granted)
SO. NAMES, ALLZASES, TELECODES AND RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS KNOWN TO GE CONNECTED IN ANY WAY @) TH ANY INTELLIGENCE
SERVICE,
NA
@ [SECTION XV as, . PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS
ISD. LIST CLOSE ASSOCIATES, INDIVIDUALS GR GROUPS
4" Evelio CAPOTE, Eloy LOPEZ and Claudio LOZADAGO
oe
© (SEcTiON XVI. ; MISCELLANEOUS
Subject has signed Secrecy Agreement.
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‘ > signihcant action taken’ or comments requir- ument to RID/AN. --- ;
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David M. Curry, Esq.
First Assistant U.S. Attorney
Western District of Pennsylvania
633 U.S. Post Office and Courthouse
Pittsburgh, Pennsy!vania 15219-
Dear Mr. Curry: ‘ .
” Re: Jeseph Raymond Merola
- In response to your letter of March 10, 1977 I wish to advise you
that the Central Intelligence Agency had one meetiag with Joseph Raymond
Merola prior to August 1961. In late 1960 Joseph Rayrcond Merola made
several telephone calls to a CIA office offering his assistance in a general
way in connection with Cuban matters, which was refused. However, on
' @ February 1961 Merola claimed to have information on a Latin American
Senator who was a “close friend and confidant" of "Che" Guevera. Since
Guevera was listed as being the subject of foreign intelligence requirements,
the CIA employee agreed to meet with Mr. MerolZ: THe meeting tock place en
6 February 1961 and is the only meeting with Merola prior to his incarceration
which you stated in your letter began in August 196!.
Mr. Merola was not employed by the Central Intelligence Agency. His
contact with the CIA could not be described as an undercover Government
informant as alleged in the Writs of Error Coram Nobis by Victor Carlucci -
and Daniel Hanna. This one contact on 6 February 1961 by Merola with the
CIA was voluntary on his part. ,
Mathew McVane, an employes of the CIA, did testify in San Diego in
November 1975 concerning CLA contacts with Joseph Raymond Merola. Tre
citation we have for that case is U.S. v. Dalton C. Smith, et al. in the
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, No. 74-2277-GT.
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above. Itis true that after Merola was released from orison be again
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‘ : "intelligence. ‘
I hope this provides sufficient information for you to file your response.
If not, please call me at (AC 703) 351-7531.
Sincerety,
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. John K. Greaney
Special Assistant to the
General Counsel
FROM : Maurice A. Sovern
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SUBJECT =... : Joseph R. Merola .
REFERENCE © : Assistant United States Attorney
_ Pennsylvania Letter, 10° March 1977,
_ Subject as Above _ - . so .
1. The question in reference is the nature of
any involvement of Merola with CIA prior to
August 1961.
2. The Directorace's first recotded contact
with Joseph Raymond Merola prior to August 1961
’ occurred on 6 February 1961. It followed a series - ,
of telephone calls over a period of several months r
‘(late 1960 - early 1961) in which Merola had
expressed.interest in offering his assistance in
connecticn with Cubar matters. Our officer had
declined contact until 6 February. when Merola
clained to have information on a Latin American
senator who was a "close friend and confidante"
of "Che" Guevera.. Because Guevera was the proper
subject of foreign positive intelligence éellection
requirement our officer agreed: to a meeting.
3. The last recorded contact, except for the
litigation outlined below, with Merola was a tele-
phone contact with Merola in late July 1975 when —
he volunteered additional foreign positive intel-
ligence.
4. At the end of August 1975, Merola -. _ . . oo oan
contacted a staff officer to ask for testimony in 7 . . _. ¢
the criminal fraud triat.in San Diego, California . oe
(U.3. v. Joseph R. Merola, et al, Southern District ~~ OO bon ot
of California, CR 74-227?-GT) which we subsequently. ae
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; : 5. Subject is characterized as a voluntary
occasional source of foreign positive intelligence
who was in sporadic contact with us.
\ ; . 6. We greatly appreciate the Assistant United
. States Attorney's concern for the confidentiality
: : of our information.“ ‘The information above may be
ot oe made available. to the AUSA and the court as
appropriate without further restriction.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: S2/LA/EICO _ —_ . ”
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FROM : Frederic McCann
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SUBJECT : Litigation: Joseph R. Merola_
: i. Attachéd herewith is anh unclassified nenotandun
received from O&C which requests information on the "extent
and nature of.any involvement of (Joseph R.) Merola with
federal agencies prisr to August 1961".
2. A review of 201-257804 reveals that Nr. Merola may .
have been in contact with WH/Miami in 1961 and was in contact
with DCD prior to 1Sé1: enn .
3. Please review your files and provide whatever
information is pertinent to paragraph 1., above. No.
concurrence -
: 4.. 201- “257804 aS att ached to the SA/LA/EICO copy of
this memorandum. ‘Please return it with your reply by
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of Roverament *
2 Green, attorney for Cartucn
Qad Hanna, said che prosecutors, He
bert 1, Teeoaum ant Daniei J. San
da, knew Merraa was a government
agent amd therelere “perpetrated a
fraud upon ine-trai cmurt.”
“dium and Seyder are new fed.
: ozh and have me
fled tr
{ which ts sili pending. ut an
oficial famusar wita their pesitiza
suid the two judges will, if pecessary, ~
- smear they cul not snow Mervia was a
" double agent for Ube CLA. He later
§overment agent.
Cuban Connection- -
“The answee Lo this whole thing re
inte around Cabs,” Said this offi-
Cia! =~ eo tees Og
Greea, who represents Manrarino‘s
son-intaw, said he ditn't thins Ma
- Fola‘s testimony ta Chicago bad beea
Particularty “heizfa!’ to we! prose
cution. A “more logical assumption”
is that Meroia was freed from prison ~
because of what he cculd do forthe -
government in Cuba, he said.» © -- + - phe
“This cy works anywhere he wants -
to,” said Green. “The government has -
protected hina in Cabfornia, Chicaza- *
and everywhere else. He sail has tobe
of value to thé governreerit.”” -
One thing is certain: Merola is wel
known in the Miam) Cubaa coma.
-nity and amocg thase who have been
linked to alleged Castro assassination
attemps. ©.
\ “Joe was an underocver “agect, he
‘as Closely associaced with the gov-
ernment," Frank Szurgis; of. Misti,
told The Sulletin. “Hie ded have an as-
sociation with the CIA.” - =. yok
"Sturgis, whd gained neteriety as one
of those convicted int the Watergate
~ burglary, was a ton Castro Lieutenant’
during the revolution wha served 35 a
worked agains: Castro in the Day of,
Pigs operat:on and has acmitted plot
ing to IU Castra,
“I khow 1 Joe was ievotved with the.
revolutionaries," ‘said Sorrgis, “I
Know he had a2 associatce wid the.
Cid, but because cf compan.
mentdlization, you don't know what
they're doxig.”*
Tied to Burglar - ‘
<A source close to the Ronse Ascassi-
“investigator Said. “Ne’s a pilot, he -
* py. Official and unofficial attempts to |
- arrests proved fruidess. So did efforts
“xbdle for watching the nation’ $ ber-
ninzuas Camminee uid Merola was
“a gual Inend” of Fugesn (2 AHaode)
Mefiires, another of those connected
of the Watergate Surxiary. Martinez
wis AsmCitied wid the CIA wa the
Bay of Pres effect and :a other gate.
Castro moves.
“Toe’s place uvMismi Seach was on
the water and it was used by aneCas. ¢
to groups to smaggie urns to Cuba,"
this source Sa:d, “Martivez was one of
them.”" -
“E can't recall” Martinez said, «
when asked by Toe Sulleim about
using Meruia’s dock “Really, I cnt
fell you anything about it.
“He -was comected with hetpine
people here'in, Maco agaist the dic. --
tatorship of Batista. He eight have -
been in some other branch thatl cat
. know about’? 2 :
Altredo Borges. 2 Mart business
consultant and a Bay of Pigs veteraa,
told a Bulletin recerter inquiring
adout Merola to “please write mea
letter."* °
“IT don’t know wh you'are,” Borses ~
Said. “t cannot: mie over ihe tex :
one."
One investigator interested’ in ua
Tola said che matter is “very sensi-
Gvy, records are hard to come by.” .
“He seems to £t everything,” this
speaks Spanish, he knows Cuna- and
‘he's connected. But nobody wants t0 2
cooperate." . :
A Scared Mai .
Records ‘indeed are hard to come -
cbcain Complete reoscds of Meroia’s
to determirie what encounters Kee
might have had with olficials respoa-
"But despite ‘the deEef of some that
” + Mercia enjoys the protection of the +
government while at the same time
being welcomed by’ ecxanisal crime,
those who kow him siy thal is not tbe
case.
“Ice has got a litte mone sad |
coe Florida acquaintance." “I dont
Anew where he gets it, Sut he's an i
tseweér and they hate isformers. The
rian :s Concerned. en |
‘“He goes around Dace (County), }
tet he is very, Very careful where be
govs, Joe is scared.” if
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_ SUBJECT: Court Appearagce on 1} Sovender me Sag Dicgo, California
a ‘the value ef surgles parts in Larin Anerica compared to the US.
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l. On 13 Sovender 1975, Mate MacVane apzeared as a witness for the
defense at the Caficed States Sistrice Coure for the Southern District of
California, 325 West F Screec, San Diego, Calivornia.
United States of Aserica ¥. Dalton C. Ssith, et al. MacVane was called
ta testify by E. Mac Acos Jr., atcorney for dafendanet Joe Herola. ln -
honor vf tha sc3ccena MacVane appeared ac the.court. On 13 November 1975
ac approxizately 15:30 pours Sada Diego tice tiacVane was called to tha.
witness state te rr
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The case was the
“"2. Mae Arps, attortey for defendant Joe: Merola “began questiontag
“after MacVane was Svorn in as a witness. “Anos asked how long MacVane
“had: been enployed by the CIA? -#e asked if MacVane knew defendant Mérola?
-” He. asked if.MacTane wete rold by: Merola about a shipmene of surplus
helicopter parts going to the coimrry of El Salvader? He asked MacVane
if Mercola had velroreered otter information to the Agency? He then asked
if Merola were ever paid for ssch iaformacicn? Amos also tried tu establish
This was
“objected ta by actorney Zobert Thaller, prosecutor in the case. The judge
Sustained the objeciiea aad Mac¥aze did-not have to answer the question.
amos finished his quesctioniag and Thaller began a shore ‘crpss examinarion.
“"Thaller asked if MacVase ever beard “erola cention stocks? He also asxed
1€ MacVane knew. the name-of che carporarion that Merola represented? He
cthenspointed out: chat even: if. some stock fraud were occurring, MacVane
would -noe be witeing because MacTane vas not an investigitor, but rather
a collects: of foreizn information. The cross examination then ended.
All questions were answered to the vest of tacVana' s ability and knowledge.
- 3 There wopeated | to be Litele putpose ia tne appearance of MacVane
because it was oivicus that MacTaae knew nothing of any value coficerning
the case. MacYaie'’s toral rise oa che wimess stand was about 10 minutes.
after complesicn e¢ Sis cescincay MacVane was releaséd. ~
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RE: MEROLA, Joseph R.
201-257804 . re
U.S. Citizei Registered-to DEA/MIAMI Dec 74
FYI: .
‘Today, Randy Daugherty, DCD case officer,
asked to borrow subject 201 because he
wanted to take it to Office cf Genl. Counsel
for Mr, John Greany,
There is to be a meeting today between ~~~
Mr. Greany, Bob Starling, DCD COPS, and
Matt McVane, DCL man in Miami who is
visiting Hqs. McVane has an interest
in MEROLA, -
Told Randy that MEROLA was DEA source and that
matter should be coordinated with NARCOG,
This transpired during lunch hour ~ Randy was
in a hurry and I gave him-file. He said he would
tell Mr; Gréany that Sub}. was DEA source.
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OGC 75-1073 |
5 November 1975 .
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Joseph Raymond Merola
“San Diego on November: Mr.: “McVane agreed to come to Headquarters
one November-to discuss the information in tne files and Mr. Robert
Starling of DCD agreed to join in the meeting. ‘Mr. McVane told me
“that ‘Lt. Colonel Douglas W. Haldane, who had previously been on
detail to the DCD Miami Office, had returned to the Army and was
ently assigned somewhere in Europe and that his address was
Headqss arters , JUSAREUR, APO. New Xerk, New York 09403:
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“request for the current address of Colonel Haldane, I called Mr. Amos
"on. 4 November and explained to him that Golonel Haldane was no longer
with the Central Intelligence Agency and it was our uncerstanding tnat
ignel Haldane was statoned in Europe. Mr. Amos did not want the
current address of Colonel Haidane~ He did state, however, that Mr.
McVane would not be needed in San Diego until Wednesday morning, Lob
12 November. As things stood now, Mr. Merola was the tfth defendant - Ltt
and it wouid be that length of ame betore Mr. McVane's tesumony v ould
be needed. re CaN
wi. ’ . . wet
*y “+ 3. Mr. MeVane told ine that he had been called by Mr. Rubere ae
Thaler of the U.S. Attorney's Office in California. Trold Mr. McVane
that Ll would contact Mr. Thaler. I called Mr. Thales who is a a member
of the Organized Crime Sucre Force, Department of Justice, Raom 2307,
300 North Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, California 90CI2. telephone
No. (AC 213) 688-5808. Mr. Thaler was pleased to hear shat Mr. McVane
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. Amos had aircady prepared a motion to disziss if Mr. MeVane was to be
denied as a witness for the defense. I expiained to Mr. Thaler that Mr.
: McVane was coming to Headquarters on Thursday. 6 November, and said
that we would cail him to discuss the role Mr. McVane played in receiving
information from Mr. Merola. °
° was being made available to testify and explained that he thought Mr. [
: ‘4. If this case runs parallel to many criminal prosecutibns, the
cefense may never put Mr. McVane on the siand when he actually shows
up as this may prove detrimental to their defense. However, we should
be prepared for his testimony if, in fact, it does take place.
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Jone Sueaczea Fe HOLT, RHOADES AND HOLLYWCOD veer? 7
Meresee a Nottyeoea . A PROMESSONAL COTMOSENDS—; elephone 238-1712
Doug'ss A Reynoies ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Dawd W Ault . 1O1O SECOND avENuE. SUITE 172 . . cere 7
Michooi b Newb so _ SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92101 ° ,
Dan hr. Deuprey
The ras WH! Augie.
E Mac Amos Jr.
Thomas M: Oymost
coe October 28, 1975
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“Mashingtoa, D.C. 20505 0 FF «to: a “~
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oe Coie et oh ;Our firm represents Mr. Joseoh Merola who is
te, a presently* on trial as a defendant in the Southern - ye Le
6 _District of California in an action entitled United -p ote
: wet. States of America v. Dalton C. Snith, et al. (No. 74-2277-
‘3 Coe GT). In order to-property defend Mr. Merola, we reed to
7 utilize the testimony of Mz. Matt MeVane and possibly the
testimony of Col. Douglas Haldane. tWe understand that.
Mr.:McVane is. employed by the Central Intelligence Agency
and. works out of the Miami office. We also understand
that. Col. Douglas Haldane is enploved by the Central
Intelligence ‘Agency but we Go not nave an address for
service. upon ‘Col. Haldane. : wat
SG _Enclosea you will £ind covi es of Subsooenas
- issued for Mri.. MeVane: and Col. Haldane These Subpoenas
- ‘ require-the attendance of the individuals in the Southern
: Distxict of California at San Diego, California on .
November 11, 1975 at 9:09 ain. Enclosed you will also
' find a copy of the Order signed by Judge Gordon Thompson
authorizing the issuance oz the Subroena for Mr. McVane.
Since we do not have an address for Col. Haldane at -
this time,: the court has not approved the issuance of
a Subpoena, for him in which the covernment would be . :
responsible for all of the expenses and costs.
We have been inforaéd by Me. MeVane that it
is necessary for him to obtain:the approval of your office
, before he canitestify in this matter. Accordingly, we
wo request that he be granted the necessary approval in
order to allow him to testify in this matter In addition,
we yvequest tnat we be provided with an address for
col. Haldane and that he also be aliowed to .testity in
- Luk Fuse. | We wouid SPPrec aca CeLtag acvisea as‘ BO0N aa
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If we can provide an‘,
_information with respect to this case, please
acditional
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hesitate to contact ‘the vadersigned. Thank you for
your courtesy and cooperation. Do
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Taarr McVANZ .
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District of ...° “at rar -. in the city. of — °
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San Dieso - on Wien "4 Sbenber . - 75 9:00 A.
testify in the above-entitled case. ~~ : . . ne
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18i¢-Saconc-Avet7 Suit] 1712 | ; Deputy Clerk. .
San UfS¥o,.CA 9210L7-.0 pent
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. Received this subpoena ak a re . oe on. - - Te”
'** and on oat rr a . .. ., Iserved it on the -
“ within. named . at . -. ; .
by delivering a copy to. and tendering* to the fee for one day’s attendance and the mileage
allowed by law. — : . |
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Service Fees ° . . + By oe en eee |
* Travel. --____------- $
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* Insert “United States.” or “defendant” as the case maz be. . .
* Pees and muteage need not be tendered fo the witheas 7: service of a subnoena issued In belall of the Uneed
States or an oflirer og acency therenf, 23 Usd 1225, or ov twhalf of 3 defendant who is Granciatiy unabie to pay
such costs (Rule 17 (b), Federal Eules Criminal Pecerduzs,.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
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. 74-2277-GT
DALTON C. SMITE, et al.
To.. ‘
. ., COL. ‘DOUGLAS HALDANE
You ara “hereby commanded to 9 appear in the United States District Court for the : :
oo ved. oy Southern ne:
: District of E. 7 at , : fa the city of >.
California - class 325 West F Street -_
paras So or 9 oat. o'clock BM. to -
San Diego: hen day ovenber 3 _ 9¥00 A. po
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“San Dreger CR 9210L. 9 RETURN, | = eee 7 .
“Received this subpoena : at : : . on; rn |
“and on a an I served it on the \- - .
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by delivering a copy to and tendering? to tha fea for one ‘day's attendance and the mileage .
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‘Insert “United States,” or “defendant” a8 the cave may be.
* Fees and nulvage need not be tesacral ta the witness Gt service of a su hpecnn issued in behail of the United .
Statca or an vlbcer of areney thereof, 23 USC t82). er ot behalf of a defendant who js Mnanaiy enabic tu pay . ‘
such costs (Rule 17 (b), Federal Rules Crrannal Procedure), .
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7 ve - ee ) ..:. ORDER FOR ISSUANCE OF .
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20 eveie ana having Found that good cause exists for the issuance +
22. “rr Is HEREBY ORDERED iat the’ lerk of! “this court “igsst] |
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25 subpoenas. requiring rhe attendance Of Mate McVane and Feward » :
24 Stanton on November al, 1975 at ‘9:00 a.m. in this couxt and,
25 further, . that all costs and feas in relation to the attendaace.
26! saia witnesses shall be borne by the United States under the a
27 | provisions of the Criminal Justice Act. : .
28 ~ pareo: OCT 22 1975
fie fy seo owe ny :-- GORDON T THOMPSON, JR
\, \ “GORDON 7 THOME 230N ,
\ 45... DISTRICT JUDGE. . :
“" SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFOA:
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
\ SUBJECT: Joseph Raymond Merola .
1. On 23 October, Mr. Robert Starling of DCD called to say that
Matthew McVane (phonetic), a DCD officer who is stationed in Miami,
i Florida, had received a telephone call from a San Diego attorney saying
Ho, that he was mailing « subpoena to him. The attorney, E. Mac Amos, Jr.,
' : _ is a member of the iaw firm of Holt, Rhodes and Hollywood at 1010 Second
Avenue, San Diega, California 92101, teleshone No. (AG 714) 238-1712. -
- Mr. Amos advised Mr. McVane that the subpoena was for his appearance oo
: on. behalf of bor. Merota, 2 who was on trial in San Diego. ce
f2. . Mr. Starling. indicated that the charges against Merola kad
- something to do with exporting airplane parts without a license. I called
iMrz. Clyde Bryaat, Offico. of Munitions Control, Department of State, to .
“determine if this prosecution was related to 22 U.S.C. 1934. ~Mr. Bryant we
“called back and said that Merola was one of seven defendants being tried
“on criminal fraud charges for having engaged in a flimflam operation
= s against the Salvadorian. government.’ The scheme wagto establish a
facility in Salvador to assemble and s-rvice helicopters.” The group had
“assembled a collection of Army surplus parts for helicovters and was in
the process of shippiag them without an export license and they were
~ seized by U.S:i Customs officers on 2l February 1974. Mr. Bryant
. indicated that the Assistant U.S. Attorney in San Diego in charge of
‘the prosecution was a Mr. Robert Thaller, telepkone No. (AC 714) 293-5668.
_Mr.. Bryant also indicated that an individual by the name of Henry Maier- ~
* hoffer- was also one of the defendants and it was Mr. Bryant's recollection
3 that Maierhofier had some previous connection with ‘CIAL
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“3. 1 called Mr. Starling and reported ‘this information to him and
he. said that Mr. Mercola was a real operator in the Miami area, always -
involved in some scheme to buy and sell weapons but that he had volua-
teered information to the DCD Office, some of which was useful. I asked
Mr. Starling to have:Mr. McVarie call me when he got the subpoena but |
that he would not have to go unless they furnished the travel funds.
ohn K. Greaney
fociate General Counsel
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201 File cn U,S, Citizen
, The 201 file on Liergde (surname) (291 number indicsted below)
can be most accurately categorized as indicated below:
“——— ghould be closed,
——~ witting collaborator, OI Code Al,
~~ potential witting collaborator; date opened . OI Code A2,
— former wicting collaborator (relationship terminated), OI Code A3,
potential witting collaborator never contacted (security reasons,
derogatory information), OI Code A4,
—— counterintelligence cage (i,e., involving a foreign intelligence or
~~ security service). OI Code AS, : ,
x all others, OI Code A6. ISR
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: Drug Enforcement Administration
: VIA: Mr. John Warner
: . Chief, International Intelligence Division
. SUBJECT: Name Trace - , ,
REFERENCE: Memorandum, Same Subject, SEC- IGI-74-0037,
dated June $, 1974
1. The matter of Joseph R. Mercla (Reference) has been
discussed between Mr. Richard Kobakoff£ of your office and ;
Mr. Stanley Archenhold of this office. Mr. Merola has never
worked for this Agency, although we are aware he has made
such Claims on a nunber of previous instances.
2. It-is- suggested that you contact the Federal Bureau
of Investigaticn for information concerning Merola,
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Special Assistant for
Narcotics Control Operations
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Dosestic Collection Ofviston
ATTGHTION: Hr. Shaun P. Ryan
SUBJECT: Joseph R. MEROLA
REFEREWCE: it 25826, 8 January 1974
- T.. Oa TS “January “1974 the HH/2/GS desk recefved the
referenced pemorandus froa the Donestic Collection Division
ndicating the Hfami field office had been fn contact with one
Josepi A. MEROLA. AEROLA had just returned from a bus{ness
trip to £1] Salvador; and he reported that a friend of his had
identified a Hr. Gremilifion fn the Polftical Section of the
Asertcan Embassy fa-San Salvador as a suspect CIA represantative.
Headquarters traces on Joseph R. HERULA indicated that on several
occasions in tha past MER0LA had claimed that ha was 4 CIA
- agent. The Chief of Station, the Hr. Grewiliion referred to
above, was recently quastionad regarding any Eubassy contact
- wit HEROLA while the tatter was in San Salvador. The COS
Stated that both witnin the Esdassy community and 2% social
functions MEROLA had frequently referred to his contact with.
the CIA, past aAd present. He also volunteared this infor
mation to a former Station contact.
2. In light of the above, 1% would appear that MEROLA
' pad taken advantage of his agency. contacts. in an inappropriate
manner to the potential embarrassment of the San Salvador
Station. we would, accordingly, appreciate that. this be given
due consideration tn your assessment of the advantage of your
continued contact with hto. ;
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on behalf af the Patterson Corp. to build a helicopter plant.
Patti Burke —WH/2/6S .
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generally by talking so much-about his CIA ‘
He connection&. If his re-ly is in the affirmative,
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on 1§ January 1974; at which time WEROLA identified the friend in San
Salvador who had identified @ Nr. Gremillion in the American Embassy in
San Salvador as a CIA representative. MEROLA also provided .
the names of two women enployed in the Embassy who were xapsrtex involved
in compromising situations with both Americais and local nationals.
MEROLA identified the two women as Nancy ‘SHALLOT and Delia OBESA. MEROLA
was met again on 17 January 1974 XHXeS SOxdXLOXGeLeKMINRAAYXSLNREXPHRSLNIEX
at which time he provided the name of a third woman in the Embassy . Gloria,
’ who has also been involved in compromising situations. Upon yukex inquiring
Headquarters personnel who had recently returned from San Salvador, the
above identities were confirmed; all three are American citizens assigned '
to the Embassy in San-Salvador. ~~ :
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the name of a thira person reportedly involved in potentially
compromising situations who works at the Embassy. This person
was identified as "Gloria" by our source. This informatcon
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HBUOKANDUH FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Case 61401 ~ CIA Operative in El Salvador :
) WIH-006-74, 4 January 1974
) Tex DCD/Sashiugton 96860, 1€ January 1974
) RByan/HacVarze. telecon 16 January 1974
) . Ryaa/¥acVane telecon 17 January 1974
) Rysn/Maiavaring telecon 17 January 1974
) TWK DCD/Hiasi 124768, 17 January 1974
)} TEX DCD/Miemi 123476. 17 Jasuary 1974
1. ‘One of our souxdds in Hiaai, Joeeph Merola, revealed “
the name and position of an individual reported to be an Agency
official tn El Salvador to Hatt HacVane during the course of aa
iaterview on 21 December 1973. This was reported in MIH-006-74
4 January 1974. This report was forwarded to the Kl Salvador
Desk oun 8 January 1974. On 16 January 1974 the Deak requested
that DCD obtain the aama of the iadividual mentioned in this
memorandum who said he knew a CIA officer in the Embassy. This
request was pasazed by telecen and THX to ilacVYane by Ryan on
16 January 1974.: The 51 Salvador Desk also questioned the
reliability of our source, Joseph Merola, at this time and
requested we query Hiami as to his reliability. .
3. On-17 January 1974 at the request of MacVane, Ryan
visited the El Salvador Desk to ascertain their objections to
Desk objections
Steaed: froma 1964 report which indicated that Merola had
Further conversa-
tron elicited the fact that Berola had again made this state-
‘meant ‘ia 1973 at an Eubassy function. We advised the Desk that
2CD was well aware of Nerola's criminal background but that he
had provided DCD with reliable reports in the past unrelated
to Ris osn “pursuits”. Yor ey
3. The El Salvador desk confirmed. the fact that the.
_ Andividual nentioned by Merolsa's inforaant as being a CIA
> officex was in fact such..
telccon on 17 January - 1974!
Ryan sdvised HacVace of this per
” BacYane and Hatowaring told Rysa
they were’ ‘aending two. ‘Cables relating to. this case. The first.
- would provide the name of the person who reportedly knew the
CIA official. Ths second provided the sames of tvo women
enployed in the EXnassy who wera reportedly involved in
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otizicer advised that 811] avenues and possible leads vere to be
puraved to deteraing who leaked the information relatiag to the
CIA official. These two narsa (phcoaetteally spelled) vere
provided in the second cable by Hiami. All of the iafcrmatioan
received in these cabies vas passed via secure phone to the a
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MEROLA CLAIMS BE AERQNAYTICAL CONSULTANT WITH PATTERSON
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BW El Sulvador. The friend, who allerediy works for the El Salvadoran
‘ af’ Sceret Service, told Merola thet when he (Merola) comes. to El Salvador
o not to go to the US Enbassy to see a man nuncd Vermillion. The friend
Pe. ~—y told Merola that Vermilifon is the Commercial Attache at the embassy
conyers and invuwider surveillance because he is suspected of being the SIA man
oy pr in San Salvador, Merola told his friend that he did not know a man
namect Vermillion, nor would he ever Lave cause to sce such a man. The
' friend then told Merola that he was only telling him for his own good,
and that 1f he (Merola) were to sce this Verinillion that Merola would
becowe @ suspected CIA agent aga well. ‘ .
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we did indeed have a man in San Salvedor by the name of Vermillion.
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the same.case: Remer Estuez ODOM, and Harold WIDDEN, MEROLA
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killers: the ‘Cuban exiles in Venezuela, the Venezuelan
“secret polica, the C. LA. ond the Chilean- secret police.”
‘How. two mild- mannered reporters.
- trail of a Washington bomber,
~Jandéd in Caracas and ran afoul of the .
*:.." Venezuelan secret service, warring © -
“Cuban terrorists, the Miami police, the State
Department, the C.I.A., the F.BJ.. -
and the most dangerous man alive —all
~ this, and their mothers didn’t know
-adamn thing about it * ..- ..
* satil we get rid of it
on the
“Fee
“us.”
-is. always that the situation is-toa complicated for |
words. “Tell me,” Rothchild says gravely, “did you fell .
your mother you were going to Veneruea?” _- a
_ Branch squirms at the cruel question. He wants to;
appear as knowledgesble and confident as possible, be-
cause he haa dragged Rothchild into this adventure on
less than a day’s notice. “No, I didn’t tei! her,” he.ad- -
mits. “It's too complicated. But I think we'l! only have —
one point of denger.” . ne a
"When's the point of danger?™ -
: “Well, we may get into the prison | and get o our an-
" swers,” Branch replies, “or we may get them from peo -
ple in the Venezuelan government. Either way, we'll
know who did the murders and who paid the killers _
anc what other murders they've done. That's what we
hope, anyway. If we get that information, we'll be hot
We'll have to phoze it out of
"Rothchild does not -t took yeassured. Hea does not iike “4
the way Branch reels off the life histories of all the -",
- OLA, Cubans he has known, especially since the point -
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Orlando Letelier lying in the middle of Massachusetts
t Avenue, his legs blown off at tha thigh, his torso pul-~
2 verized, detectives all around. On ‘the curb nearby sat.”
his passenger Ronni Mofitt, her eyes frozen, holding |
her throat, The bomb in Letelier’s car had blown’a
stiver of metal through Ronni Moffitt’s carotid artery,
and she was drowning in her own blood. Her husband
sat nearby," suffering from shock, watching ‘his wife
. die. She was twenty-five. ‘The killers were the kind of
’: people who would machine-gun a whole crowd of people -
in a public square just to hit their mark. They ~
‘- wouldn’t care about the others. Ronni Moffitt could just ~
as easily have been half the people Branch knew in
-Washiagton. The next day Jerry Ford rede right over -
the bloody spots in the roxd- on his way to a reception
for the presicent of Liberia; he.never said a word
about Washington's first gangiand-style political as”
sassination. Unwise to. talk about it, especially if the © .
ment as Inclin drifts back ta her seat. Jesus Christ, —
force behind the murders is most likely the govern---
ment of: {Chile . The ‘military junta there’ overthrew
- Salvador “Allende with a- big bedst from the CLA,
which is ‘still thick 23 thieves with the geherals. Le-:
telier™ was ‘ambassador to the United States ‘under “AK.
lende, then. foreiga affairs minister, interior minister _
“substarice for sabotage i in, the war, against Castro, and”
thousands of Cubans were trained ia its use. Branch”
. The three work out « way to mike contact in Caracas.
‘are two young Latin men in the back with neatly |:
guess.” Itis Hilda | n, a reporter for The Alieai ,
News, standing in the aiste, looking down al us, She a
is a specialist on Latin terrorism in Miami, .
“Looks like it,” says Hranch, shrugging, So muck for
the secret trip. Yet he is inctined to trust Trelin, even ©
thoggh he an! Pothchitd had met her only that day, -
while going thruugh clips at the morgue of the Neves.
Braceh is embarrassed at being a Jittle reserved.
Inclan ia candid, her face cheerful and open, .
\Inclin‘leans over und whispers, “Listen, I think you :
“Should be careful. There’s something strenge going on.
This Right is crawling with cops and Prosecutors: from, .
ao
Mismi” 0-2 ee
. Branch and Rothchild: turn their. heads in unison,
and their necks sink down into their shoulders. There .:2
trimmed beards, unisex hairdos and brightly colored +
shirts, There aré several men in the front who do not ~~
look like ordinary passengers. Rothehild decides there
might not be any ordinary passengers...
-- “What are they doing here?" Branch aaks ‘buntly,
“Who knows?" says Inclan. “I know these guys from
Miami, They give me tips-sometimes. But now they -j. -
“aren't giving me the time of day. I don’t understand
them, so I'm going to act just like they are. I don't:
“think you should_ let them jn on what you're up. to, :
either.” wae Depth? os
i “Those cops ‘ara ~ Cubans, aren't they?” Branch asks. |
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“Inclin nods. Branch worries. Cubans on the Miami
“police force are a strange lot, he has heard. The tops
want to infiltrate Cuban terrorist groups and .drug-
- running organizations, but sometimes it turns out that
the terrorists and drug runnera are infiltrating the |
cops. - Saye: : aa ele
Branch ana Rothehild “exchange signs of bewilders :
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John,” Branch mutters. “f figured we'd & in for some
scrapes, but { never thought it would start before we
even pot there.” Then he’s all business. “I've got to
give you a quick briefing on cur maia man while we
{ have the chance. We may not, have as much leisure
time as we expected,” :
, : Branch pulls down their dinner trays and spreads out
a pile of notes and news clippings. Then he pulls out a
police mug shot. “Meet Orlundo Bosch,” he suys.
Rothchild stares incredulously at a porcine Cuban
man with a thin moustache and thick lips. “He looks ;
like the headmaster of a military school.” .
. “I know,” Branch says, “but he’s a kil'er. He's also. xtabs
a pediatrician. This whole thing’s like that—yin and = John Kothehitt Hilda inetan
‘ a yang, Boston Strangler and Mad Hatter ail mixed up.” © .-.- :- fae a Z
* | -Branch eyes the mass of clippings and notes, wonder- - Miami harbor. ‘he got ten} years, but he w was Srcled
"ing where to begia. “It would take all night to go fn 1972. That brings us to his international period.” ~ 3
throug what I've heard about Bosch, so i'l get you. Branch picks up one particular clip and holds it in ‘
“up to Letelier' as quick ay I can ‘for now, The’ back: ., readiness. “Bosch went underground two years after -
as ground is simple: Bosch. has- been a political terrorist— ‘his parole and the pace of Miami bombings escalated. -
. + -What they call an action man—ever since the Inte For- _ So did terrorist bombings against, Castro’s embassies».
-, ties in Cuba. He worked for Castro, then forthe CLA. alt over’ the ‘world. Then, in 1974, important Cubana -
and then he denounced the C.LA: He has been an anti- started getting. knocked off in gangland-style murders. *°
-“. Castro outlaw since the mid-Sixties, always telling the A lot of groups, including Bosch’s, took eredit for .
Miami Cubans not to ‘trust the [on é <A. in theif war “them. The word wag that C.LA. stooges were being -
.« ‘against Castro. Now most of the hard-line Cubans bé- eliminated. Bosch bécame a phantom, Mysterious fig- °
*. lieve hicw Bosch is the patriarch of Cuban terrorism.” urea with names like Ernesto would pop up ia the Mi- ;
‘-:. > Branch pauises,-then ‘flips briskly through the clip- ami press to speak for him. Here's a Aliami News clip
pings. “Bosch got arrested andindicted pretty regular. from this period. It's headlined ‘Hosch Declares War .
., ly all through the Sixties. He usually got o%. The wit- | on Castro.” Hilda wrote it. She's the last American rer
7 - nesses against him tended to sweat a lot and forget porter to interview Bosch. Shortly after it came out,
C . '' things on the stand, if they even showed up. In gen- Bosch slipped out of the country.” = 2.5
. ~ eral, Bosch had a threefold operation: first, political While Rothchild-studies the clips, Branch continues, ~
7 tervor against Castro sympathizers; second, ordinary “He got arrested in Venezuela about two years aga
". erimes like extortion from rich people and companies The Justice Department decided not to ask for his re- ~
_ to finance the political terror; and third, ati kinds of " turn to the United States despite all he's weated for.
wars and ‘feuds with his terrorist rivals, Firaily, Bosch That’s weird. Then the Veneznelans turned him loose.
— got-nailed in 1968 for shelling a @ Polish freighter in and he left with a-bunch of Chilean bodyguards and a
- = - big pile of money. I heard all kinds of stories about ~
Tlosch being down in Chile with the Pinochet junta |
” there, bargaining. Now the stories jump to February - a
of last year, when Bosch got arrested in Costa Rica.
_ Yight before Kissinger visited..The rumor is that he.
‘wag plotting to assassinate Kissinger. Bosch got out ”
“of Costa Rica ‘soinehow, and pretty soon there was-a":
‘secret nfeeting in the Dominican Republic of all the ~
major Cuban terrorist: groups, which the Dominicans ~
- allowed; of course. There 1 was a negotiated truce, and
. the terrorists united unde? Bosch in an umbrella group |
‘called TORU, supposedly with the “Support of several.
.) juntas’ ‘in Latin America." --"- es . ze
®Now in the last month there haa been the. Letelier:
3° murder,” Branch continues grimly. “The terrorists
4 showed that they were not sfraid to kill ia the United.
. States, right-in the capital. They have even thréstened —
. to kill one of the-F.RE. agents on the Letelier case.
And his fiancée. The anonymous threats show they -
“have collected a lot of intelligence about the agent's | *
life. The F.B.L. is upset. Then, two weeks after Letelier
‘was killed, terrorists blew sp a Cuban plane near Rar- :!
.bados, killing seventy-three people. Castro blame! the ©
CALA, and canceled the satrskyjacking treaty. The ~
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snela again, along with a whole bunch of Cuban exiles,
Stories have Been seeping out in the Venezuelan press
Nnking Kosch with both Letel:er and the Cutan plane.
{ I picked up similar stories in Miazni, My sources there
tell me the Cubana in jail are almost Vil formar CL AL -
men, 2.5.1 informants and a few veterans of the Ven-
ezuvian secret police, the DISTP. Some people say
nist? has tortured the hell cut of these guys, bat
her peopla say DISIP Is in bed with them—holding
theas under protective custody till the heat blowy over.
Te’s the biggest damn mess you ever say.”
a ae errs 3
: “You folks wouldn™ t mind telling | me who you are and’
what you're up ta, would you?" =: .
Rotkchild amd Branch look up at the man standing
. in the aisle. He wears a leisure suit with a flashy shirt |
~ opened to his sternum, showing a Tok of tan and some |
tifted chest hair. © .+
1 “Well.” says Branch, “I'm ‘not | sure. “What are “you~ .
‘doing? We're just thinking about Facetracks and Cu- * they want to talk.to us?” -
bans and stuff like that.” - at. woe
"Corse on now. You can téll ime,” the man urges,
“Don't tell him anything,” says Hilda Inclaa from
behind. She is laughing as if it were a + game, but her
eres signala warning. - .. + wee
: 7. Branch is way off-balance. “I'L take the fifth. tay"
apr
“don't we start with you?”
- "Okay,'Yaays the man, smiling. “rn piay it your way.)
fiend: My name’s George Yoss, I'm an assistant
state's attorney out of Miami.” He flashes an ID card.
nch and Kothchild can’t believe it. He seems more
1 lixe a condominium salesman who wishes he could ba a
gof pro. “{s that right, Hilda?” Branch asks. .
°Yeah, but he’s being a bad boy tonight,” she re-
+ plies | “Tell, h ind his own business, whatever
_ that is.” i ‘
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> “Okay says Yoss, “f'm going io give yeu one more y
“cbance. Lk know you" reo Journalist Why don't we start
a, Branch looks down “and” ‘notices that his hands have -
lheea’ covering up ‘the news clippings unconsciously,
“These gave mé away, . teh?” he says weakly. “I'll tell
ate give me the name of your. hotel and Ill call you
yget our feet on the ground? We can talk this
: is a strange’ country and you guys could- find yourselves |
» on the next pline out ll give you one more chance.”
“E think I'l lay low for the moment,” . Branch’ says: -
-Yoas makes a few more thrusts, then saunters ‘off. -
. the sly,” Beaoch says. “That sure didn’t work out. This
. filgtt's Nike a goddamn convention! Tell’ me; “Hilda,”
Nose of the Cuban cops is named Rat! Dias, I hope?”
;+.°Phat’s Dinz right behind you,” she replies. 7
220% shit!” says Branch, He turns slowly ia his seat
“and-Snds himself _ataring at one of the’ handsome
wheees .
Cubans rr ee Sew Se NTF
Don You rauat be Taylor Branch,” Ral ‘Diaz say with)
‘asmiia .- 6 fa gr
Teena vests oH
> 2 separate. The only way we can do that is to stay kind
ce“What makes you think we can gel into the prison {o ,
a ‘tough spot. The Castro government wants him, and
‘down here personally. He's a Cuban named Ricardo ~
syed what You've got ma a ‘Tittle paranoid. Why don’ t know what he's doing now, but he might be a grod
Sista, He is still kidding, but there is an edge to it.
~. -*Y ‘ca may need me down here. You never know. This _
makes fun of all-the people who do. Ricardo f aa old
. operator, even though he’s only in his Jate thirties. He
eMaybe I was too set on getting into ‘the country on .
“cathe an FLL. informant. He's. the guy wha got Basch
=" loose. Morales’ cdr was diown up. He survived Sut —
v.47, He's a survivor i( there ever was one.”
“So he must hate Rosch, then,” says Rothehild,
SUL Sit iat steed SRS
“And you're Radi.” bre mn gives him a Emp hand-
shake and stumps gown in his seat Hilda Insan shakes dj
her head and walks off.” : :
“Who's Raul?” asks Rothehila. ;
“He's Rolando Martinez’ son-in-law, One of the Wa-
terctte Sey Depiat ait of Lime with him ia Miami.” 4
“What's so had about that?” asks Rothch:ic. . “ 4
“I don't know, H's just that he probably hoows who i
my. Cubsn contacts are, antl I don’t know what the hell”
he's up ts. You see, sanic cf the people who have been
telling me about the terrorists are right-wingers ond a
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i+ some of them are left-winyers. I don't care about any: |
*. thing except the Letelier murder, but I think it would - i
be healthy for us if we could keep the two groups, u
of incognita.” Aas
“You're doing great 30 far,” Rothchild Say. His .
mind has been wandering over the -Rosch briefing.
see Bosch and his friends?” he asks. “And why. would
Stake yee
- “Its a long shot,” Branch answers. “But Bosch £ isin”
> Bosch knows that would mean curtains for him. He
- also knows that he could get killed any day in Vene~
-'zuela by either his friends or his enemies. He may fig=
-ure that-his best chance to survive is to come ta the,
". United States. What we hope ja that he wants t> get"
" some of his story out in the American press ty feree
the government lo turn the screws and get him back in
the States. That's what I hear from some of our Vene- _
zuelan contacts. I don't know if it’s true, but they are |
- pretty high up. Now even if we can't talk to Bases and
‘the other prisoners directly, we might get stut jadi”
rectly from the Venezuelans.” ca
- “What happens if alt the Venezuelan contacts ‘te
‘out to be flaky?” tne roa
* “Then we'll just have tor poke e around,” 7° says Branch.’
““T have a lot of names. There's only one guy 1 know -
-" Morales. I interviewed him back in 1974, just before
_ he came to- Venezuela. People in Miami tell me he's *
“Avay up high “ia the DISIP, the secret police. ‘I don't
"fallback if nothing clsé works out.” 7°
; Rothchild is encdaraged. At least’ ‘Branch, kn
reat person. “What's he like?" “20 Yoo :
“He's ‘one of the most cynical people I've" ever. met,
” Branch replies, “but I liked him anyway. He doesn't -
“have any illusions about the business he’s in, and he ©
orked for Castro's secret police. Then he worked far-
he C.LA. as an explosives expert. He fought for tt
_ Agency ii in the Cango in the mid-Sixtiés, and then be
~~.
‘convicted in: 2969. Sniall world, isn't it? Ho surfzced
~ In cotirt with eversthing on tape. Then all hell broxe
‘bh amed Nosch for, trying to kill him. Morales himself
was indicted for first-degree murder, but he Set ot.
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like Rosch and Morales have tried hand
encug’ to kill each ether.” Branch hesie
, fates and then decides net to tell Hoth.
child that sume of the old CLA, Cubans
in Miami believe Lusch and Morales
have patched things up. Branch does not
believe it and it would inske things too
gnarled, “It's amazing that the Venssue
lans woul havea guy dike Morales high
up in their security apparatus,” he says
absentmindally?~1 mean he'a a Cuban,
and he haa worked fur Castro, the C.LA.,
and the F.B.0, and he's a veteran ft
gangland-type warfare, It's Hike finding
a West German high up in tha CLA, and
then discovering that he has also worked
for the KGU and the Shah of fran, But
from what I hear, that’s a pretty com-
cmon background to have down here. af
» There are Cubans all over Latin Amat-
- tea”
Branch besins packing up the news
- “clips. “f'm paranoid as hell about this
. » plane,’ * he says. “We're suppoced to get
-a'call at the hotel around midnight. .
*. That ‘gives us an bour to get through
“customs and_ get settled. I want to
V hustle away from ‘these ‘Buys aed. make
{sure we’ re on time.”
“¢
“A Greeting from Rémulo
, Rothchild and Incién notica a huddle
. ‘of shady five-footers lurking In a dark
‘corner beside tho airport entrance,
~ They must be o Venezuelan tour group,
_ Rothchild thinks, waiting for a burgain
* Aight out of the country, I'm net going
. to get paranoid about-everythiny I see.
«But the group stares at the pasaen-
. gers; their suits blend so well into the
shadows that all you see are their mir-
- tor sunglasses. They look like s dis-
‘play of Foster Grants at the back of
an untighted drugstore. . .
Vv They stop lovking only” whoa “tke
* Miami assistant state's attornesa and
cops; the sama ones who have been :
: _ bugging Branch on the plane, go over |
-alid give some of the men in the shad-
‘ows warm, Latin’ embraces. fnclan
: thinks it is a meeting between the di-
. Fam. Jaw-enforéement contingent and
. the Venezuelan ‘secret “police, She
*. éatches up fn the line and. say3.sha has
(
/ += recognized one of the people in the po-
“Vice “huddle as Ricardo Morales, th:
“mysterious Cuban who is supposed to~
“be Branch's fallback contact in. Cara- -
_-€83, Branch is stunned. First he is read- ©
ing clips about Cubans and ceps,: and
rthe Cubans snd cops start fingering
‘Shim on tho airplane. Now Morales.
. “Give me your papers. and follow
Tme!" & Toice dooms suddenly, It be
‘Tongs tos man in o turtleneck sweater
“ond leather jacket. A flunky moves next
to each reporter in the line, There Ie
. hothing to do but hand over the pas»
* ports and follow.
-- Turtleneck and his gag herd the te
porters into 9 special room at the back
of the sirport. He disappears irite an-
othes oitice, leaving them alone with an
olf ran seatal behind a desk, Thera
- $s furious typing coming from the adja.
fent teor) fate which Turtieneck has
disappeared. Ms Aunkies keep ronnlng -
back and forth from one scum ta the
other.
Ta about ten minules, Turtlene-k roe
turns and hamds each of the reporters a
citacidn—on tripheate, Rothchild, trans-
lating for Branch, doesn’t remember
the lepal definition of the word cita.
cidn, He dors, however, recognize a
word farther down in the docu:wnt—
edserl, Caccel means fail The reporters
are being sammoned to atiend some
hind of inecting In a sinister-sounding
room, D-034, in a building somewhere
in Caracns at nine asm. the following
day. The letterhead belunzs to DISIP.
Turtleneck keeps saying it ia all rou-
tine—just siga the c.faciun and every
boy can get a good night's sleep. While
- Rothchild struggles to understand the
fine print, Inclin tells him she thinks it
might be a mistake to acknowledge the
‘stimmons, It mizht conceivably be con-
-strued as an admission of something,
- and the reporters don’t know what it is
-for, Inclin devides to try an offensive
to get information, She whips out her.
“ notebook as if to write a traffic ticket
ond asks Turtleneck what his name is.
_ He dcesn't answer. She repeats the
question and. finally he mumbles, “Ine
* spector Romulo,” 1
“That's all there is to it?”
“Yeah. Just Romulo.”
“Who ordered you to do this?”
“{ don’t know, I can’t say, It's fust a
procedure.” o
“Why is this happening to us?”
“Jt is so because it is so,”
Inclin writes that down,
Beanch, whose rudimentary knowl.
edge of Spanish often led him to offend
the Cuban community in Miami—swhere
he would mean to say “ivhat a grand
wedding this is” and end up saying
“what tremendous tits you Save’—is
getting a headache trying to keep up
Uwith the conversation.“ “Isn't there,
‘ somebody who speaks English here?” -
* he keeps‘asking.
“+> “That's all’ right,” says Rothchild,
“The guy isn’t saying a damn thing in .,
‘Spanish, either.” Inclan agrees. ° -
* The reporters get nowhere. Police
- keep’ circling, .and an evasive Rémulo
Keeps cracking his knuckles, pacing
Back and forth oetween rooms, thrust-
ing pens into the reporters’ hands hike .
“over his head. “I think we are in more
‘8 door-to-door calesmau pushing maga-
izide subscriptions, Inclan asks him if
“they will go to jail for’ not signing.
Romulo says, “No, you won't go ta jail
-for that, and I don't care what you do,
” My orders were to hand you this cei
tacién, and that Ihave ‘dofe. The rest.
is entirely.up to you.”
Inclin decides te accept the summons
but not to sign it, based on Rémulo's
assertion that it ‘rémains in. force no
mattéé¢ what. Brinch and Rothebild go
along after » brief huddle. Rémulo js
definitely peeved. He hands. each of
them a summons in an envelope and
tells them to leave.
“I don’t understand how they picked
us out,” says Inclan ja the cab, “Es
pecially you, John. You're not even
coming as 8 reporter. They couldn't
+
or .ogical explanation [a that some-
ons on the plane tipped off the Vere
auelans. But why?
Eranch thrashea areuad in hia spy
world for answers, Nothing seems to
fit, The theee of then thevrize all the
way ta the hotel, and they can only
aetllo, hike Alexander Haig, on a sinis-
ter force, Uranch is stili sure that the
summens wil be Infied ay scon.as he
can talk te his friendly contacts In
Veneruela, Kothchild keeps looking out
the window for a tail,
A Visit to a Small Motel
The taxi drops them off ut the Anauco
Hiltcn, where Inct.in is staying. Branch
offers to carry Inclin's bags. The lobby,
amazingly, is filled with the same
DISIP lu.kers; they have managed to
move their whote scene intact. They
nre leaning ayainst walls and sitting
on the couches. Branch lovks towanl
the elevator in time to see the Miami .
alterneys and cops scurrying to get in-
side, frantically pushing buttons to get
“the door to close. They are as jittery |
- figure out why he's doing it. He sure
about seeing the reporters as the re
porters are about seeing the Venezue-
lan goons, And the most jittery of ‘all,
in the saiddle of the elevator, is Ricar-
do Morales himself. Morales is staring
. Ht the ceiling, trying to avoid eye con-
. tact, and Branch has the feeling that
Morales is scared, lt is the first time
ho hes seen fear on the face of this
hardened veteran of Congo wars and
Castro plots and murders, Seeing
. Morales scared makes Branch seared,
He warns Inclaa not to so anywhere or
arrives at his hotel, the Avila,
Back in a tad Branch is going
througa another run of Cuban polities.
“J don’t know, John,” he says. “Maybe
Morales is behind all this, but I can’t
do anything—Jjust to call him when he |
looked as if he’s in troudle. He could
havé been making some secret deal with
those cops. Something he knows adout
one of these bombings in Miami.
Morales might not hnow that we were
on the flight by accident. He. might
think we were tailing the cops.”
Rothchild is tryin. not to listen, The
‘only, sure contact ke thought Branch |
had has suddenly turned into a poten- {
tial enemy, Rothchild is petrified by j
the thought that Braach bas gotten in
trouble,” he says. “Look behind you."
‘This time there’ isa tail The other
ear is right on their buriper as they
wind up the back streets of Caracas,
“They aren't eveo pretending not to be
following,” Rothchild says, “I don't
. think that’s a good sign.’*
Brarich, overtthelmed, keeps looking
at the car behind them. “You know,”
he says with a smile, “this is the first
time I've ever been tailed.” Rothchihl
feels as ff he is being cranked through |
the roller of Graham Greene's type |
- writer.
vhave gotten us of our documents. " The
They reach the Hotet Avila, a Casa-
Ddlanca-type place at the top ot wohl, |
It ceems deserted uati! Kothehitd looks:
down from-a balcony near their room. ;
There are people pulling into the drive. i
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the wauts uf thelr plain dark’ suits,
They station themselves around the
hotel entrance and oven an the flower
bela. They have the place surrounded.
There hava been no -phone calls—or
at Teast that is the worl from the desk.
Branch paces nervously around the
toom, He thinks that something he al-
ready haovws about C.L.A, Cubans and
terrorisr: must bo the key to what's
happening, but he doesn't kaow what it
is, He tes everything he knows to
Rothchild, going ell the way back
* theough Prio and the preCastro stu.
- deat movement. Rothchild — thinks
~ Branch has lost his mind. It is fear, he
Ssures, Branch realizes that Rothchild
- ts Iving down on the bad pretending not
to be awake, that he has fallen into a
Then a call t comes through, but itis not
he contact Hranch awaits. It‘ts Taclan,
who has been denied a room at the Hil-
; ~toa (oven though she had a reserva.
tion) and she can't reach anybody at
the U.S, Embassy. She wonders what
the hell is going -on. Branch tells her
the situatiug at the Avils, but she de~
3+ cides to come over; there, ate. lots of
~ rooms and at least the reporters can
> show some solidarity. >
It takes a long time, too lony, for
Inclin to show up. Branch wanders
downstairs; Rothchild ‘waits by the
** phone for calls that never come. There
is &n uproar at the desk. The clerk is
telling Inclan there are no rodms avail-
. able even though the bank of keys is
behind him in full viaw. He holds chat
position for about five minutes;
retreats to “there is some problem with
you people, Tean’t give you a roum.”
He sezma scared, Everybody. seems. -
‘. "geared, ‘Denying % woman a room at
* threes am. in Venezuela is a serious
": violation of the chivalrié cate. The -
> stupor. It is fear, Branch figures, . ad
‘" guelans a chance to arrest them under
then--
Nem ia the lobby at al} tlines, Inclin
ecides she will sleep on a couch in the
Inbby, and ashe wonders if she should
gutoon ker nighticown fos the puons
Sho sets ber bags beside one couch,
and the belihop ditects her over to an
Bets one wis a gracious flourish: ae
could have been opening tne door to
the wedding suite.
After vaanly scouring the lubby for
pay phones, the reporters uxiee that
they have to make a more for the room
so they can talk near a phone, The
three make their way up the stairs like
Cary Grant tiptering between bed-
rooms. To their relief, no one stops
Inclaa,
Branch offers Inclan his bed, saying
he will sleep on the floor. Rothchild
doesn’t say anything, but Lis paranoia
tells him it is foolish to give the Vene
the pretext of immoral conduct, Roth-
child keeps opening the door because
of his paranoia; Branch keeps closing
sit because of his. He doesn’t want to be”
listened in on, Branch and Rothchild
are not communicating much with each
other by new. Each is worried that
: whatever he says the other nill think it
is crazy, .
Inchin tries to phone her editor fn
Miami, but it becomes clear after about
“an hour of excuses that the desk clerk
isn’t going to put through her call.
Local lines still seem to- be availzble,
but whom to call? Branch has his list
of connectivas, but these people are in
their own ‘delicate situatiuns and
Branch doesn't want to blow their cov-
ers by calling at four a.m. on what is
-eertainly a tapped line. Incl.in can’t gece
an answer atthe U.S. Embassy. Roth:
child has nobody to call, and that iy one
of his /prodlems, Since he is so uri-
connected with the story, he is sure
that the police will figure he is the
heavy—a deep-cover C.LA. man out of
‘three reporters talk. about it, but they - retirement from the Everglades,
~ ¢aa’t sit down or move around without
™ being followed, almost mimicked, by.
a Cops. ‘There are now at feast six” af .
By elimination, the reporters can
- think of only one person in Venezuela
that they could ‘tontact, Inchin’ has
fy 4 out, from her
As wo Hinton, what Avor Ricardo
Morales is ataying oa od she thinta
tha koows what his roam number fs.
Nez plan is to call him dicectly. It is
clearly a desperstien move. Inchan
tings up Morales at-the Ansscoe Hilton,
ppolugives for the hour and heyins to
explain her precicanest, Sut it is clear
things are net guing weil, Morstes ap-
parently is denying that he js Morales,
“You aren't Rica.do Murales?’ Inclan
asks incredulously. "You know me and
I know you. I tatzed to your nephew
in Miami yesterday. Has family is fine
and bs sends his warmest vevards,”
There is » pause ard Incidn begins
to scund Kxe a panelist on What's My
Line?, “You've never heard of a Blo-
tales? Who are you then? Your voice
sourda familiar. You're not a Venezue-
‘Yan. You sound Cubsa, Are you a
Cuban?” Morales says he 13 tired of
beings interrupted in his-sleep; he hangs
ip the phone, - +
An air of resignation has’ settled
over the room. It is almost morning ~
and the goons are still stand.az by the
bushes. The reporters ave under soins .
Kind of .house osrest’ and they feel |
caged, ‘Chey wonder why Morales has *
‘just denied beiry himself. Maybe all
'
this is Happening because they know
who he fs and Morales fears they will
ruin his cover identity. Or maybe
Morales doesn’t want Branch to reveal -
his background to anybedy in Vene-
zuela, The reporters kick this notion
around, but it doesn’t fit. 1 seems pre-
posterous thot the Venezueltansa don’t -
know about Borales’ previous lives,
which are talked about all the time in
the Miar:ai rumor mill.
Branch paces. around the room, trys
ing-to make: kis mind-catch up sith his
fears, He even asks. Iriclan-whether she
is guarding some secret’ that might
. have caused the troudic, Inclan says‘no
and politely doesn’t return the ovestion.
The reportecs already trust each other
‘instinctively, but the spy world threat- +
ens to swallow them up, too. They dee “
leep on her couch. Braneb tells Poth.
child the rumor about the rafpreche-
‘ment between Morales and Bosch, say:
ing he'd even. heard Bosch had been :
staying’ in Morales’ apartment. But it
doesn’t make any- sense. Nothing does.
* Branch babbles on until be finally runs
out of nervous energy. “Well, John,”
he says, smiling thinly as be sinks onte -.
the bed, “{ was right about one thin:
I told you it woulda’t bea boring wee
Morales Takes Over
visit ts the -
“It fa five-thirty am. and somebody Ia -]
pounding on the decor. Rothehild, a light |
steeper, Jumps out of bed. He opens the - i]
door Just a crack, and thea-the door is -
thrown back so hard it benga against - id
the wall like a gunshet A man in ao -
green suit with a long oalkietatkio - 4
hanging from his bett bursts past Roth- °
os ehald, throwing on all the fights
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“Pack ("he pets Un half a secoml he fs
ali the way acrows the room, “Pack!*
Branch sits op eteaizht in bed amt fa
the most plaintive voice Rothebild has
ever beard him Use, a mixture of recog.
nition, terror, disappointment, confue
{ sion and pleading, says Just one word:
qv
}
“Ricardo?”
It is Morales all ‘sight. Hranch
watches him snatch back tho curtains
to check the balcony, then dact around
the chairs, “Pack! There is a rhythm
to his order. He is maving The a eat,
frenzied but in total contrel, Rothchilt
feela the enerxy coming off him in
waves, He sips into the bathroom to
piss just to get away from Morales,
but he is so scared that nothing comes,
More orders core cut in staccato
bursta—"Get those bays closed! Give
me your passports! Give me your air-
line tickets!" Branch ard Rothchild
are convinced that he wants to destroy
the documents befora ‘he kills them.
Morales leaves the room within -two
minutes, but his performance leaves so
much afterlife that Rothchild and
“Branch don't do anything once he has
left, They don't call. anybody, they don’t
> «sneak off the balcony; ‘they don’t even
say a word to each other.
eee
Lie Both of them jump off the floor when”
‘"S the phone rings, then look dumbly at
each other, Branch picks up the re-
_ ceiver, grunts, and puts it down. “All
the guy said was, ‘He is waiting,” he
tells Rothchild. Hranch’s own voice
“sounds far off to him.
Iaclan has had~rough going down. :
stairs, maybe rougher than the other
two Because she ig alone and also be-
cause shé is not yet a U.S. citizen.
. Morales wahes her. up with the same
' staccato commands. She thinks maybe
i. he is going to take her away and have
i her deported back to Havana. She js so
seared that she Jocks herself in .the
‘ bathroom and doesn’t. come out until
she hears the other two repo:ters stum-
bling downstairs with their bags,
Morales twists the knife with a little
humiliation. “Pay your Dill!” he yells.
Branch doesn’t think he should have to
pay for the hospitality he has received, :
_ but he pulls out "his wallet without a
Second’s , Fiesitation, “Pick up your
bags! | Let's got” The reporters’ are’ -
hustled out of the lobby, past ® aquad-
ron of sunglasses, Morales is already
. cahead of thei ; barking. orders on-his_
walkietalkie, Te is still dark.
The reporters are put into the back -
- of a car. Morales and a driver are up
front, Nobedy is talking much. Branch
_ | is wearing his‘ bes i
‘not Femember put
rales’ brutal prodding. Now ho thinks
maybe something deep in his uncon-
-acious had ordered him to-look his best ~
Rothchild is terrified that they are
traveling In a private car instead of
_ an official police car. His fear of being
‘officially detained is rapidiy. being re-
placed by a fear of being unofficially
| bumped off. He keeps looking back at
the car full of goons that is following
close behind as they careen down the
mountain at one hundred twenty ki-
lumeters anbour, - .. eee
. {The ear ts heading out of town now,
: valent cS
tee,
tthe populated areas and into those Crs
sits where raecutians aml accidents
take place, Branch ia desperately trys
ing toy make contact with Murales. He
mentions sane peeple from Miami wat
he and Morales had once Satheld ta to-
ether, But every tine Eranch diopa a
tame, Morales tutos the volume up on
the radi. He leaves it that way, bar
ing, until the questioner gives up aul
Bits bach in his seat. But desperation
ereates another question, ancther try,
which ends in another mambe bast
Branch gives up on the name-diopping
and even tries some spy-world sult
production, “Rip would not hie what
you are doing to us,” he aays. “Kip
would be ashamed.” Rip Robertson was
Moraies’ gun-toting case officer in the
Congo operations, Rothchild thinks ~
Branch is foulish to bring up the Congo «
and remind Morales how tittle he cares
for human Isfe, Morales says nothing.
He just, gives the radio knob anvther |
twist ~~.
. Inclan ts taking the- personal route
again, talking ‘about this nephew she
has ‘seen, mentioning ‘other relatives of
Morales who live in Miawi. Morales
isn't answering her, either. He is get-
- ting tired. of the radio. Now he just
~ deans. his” head over against the door to
set some steep.- Watching Morales-nod,
the fury turned off- like a ‘Tight, .
Branch’s mind is filled with memortes:-
of Miami Cubans telling stories of
legendary agents who would drop off
to sleep just before landing in Cuba on
a CLA. commando raid, He never quite
“believed the stories, hut he thinks
Morales’ nap is very effective theater,
Rothchild is also watching the nap,
Every time Morales neds, Rothchild
thinks he is ducking so that the bullets
from the car behind won't hit him,
Rothchild ducks, too.
‘After about twenty minutes of driv. |
ing, the road flattens out and the re-
porters can see the airport in the dis-
tance, Morales mentioned “nirport”
once back in the hotel lobby, but the
" reporters were never suré he intended
‘to take them there. If he were just.
planning to expel them,-it would seem"
* whether they will ever r get ‘ef
find en. what it in Nobuty, after all,
Lnows nPere the reporters ace, and the
only thing ua thers side, besiies some
vesticral compassion that might reaite
-pomewhere even in goons, is the rense
that world opinion would be on Mo-
Shark if they did net tortured or
,
b.
opinion Was on the terrurists' backs
about the Cuban airline crash and
nbuvt Letcher and Mothet, They killed
them anyway, They didn’t give a damn,
The car pulls up at the airport. It is
less than eisht hours since the report-
era catered the country, and they have
tatked to nobody ecaxcept Morales, the
goons and each other. Their best guess
is that Morales plang to heop it that
Breakfast at Ricardo's . *
Morales marches the grcup through
part of the sirport lobby and then up
some back stairs, past the meteorolozy
room and into the tower section. They
arrive at a locked, knobless door with
a small pass-through window, and
Morales has to knock béfore it is
opened. from tho inside. They have
arrived at the goon control center,
There is a four-drawer cabinet where
“the DISIP ‘police file their guns and
bullet clips like memos. There is an
‘Old -couch,-a. few desks, and in an ad-
joining room some bunk- beds. All the
people from the night shift are still
there, including Romulo, in the same
turtleneck and the same Jeather jacket, |
The most impressive new lurker is a
, character they call “EL Largo,” or “The
_ that he could afford to be more com--
municative, more curious about what
the reporters were doing, moré worried
about the kind of story they might
write about him. But, _Moralés asked,
nd - questions. Rothchild ~ ‘knew from
‘Braneh’s incessant’ briefings. that Mo--
“yales wore a lot-of hats: terrorist ag:
well as, informant, mercenary as ‘well |
as, cop, “bomber as welt a3 representa-
. tive of a government, It might be more.!
paranoia to think he‘ would kill them,
but alt last night's paranoia had come
true. -
The reporters know one thing: they’
have stumbled onto a story that is
big enough and sensitive enough that
top people in the Venezuelan DISIP
‘are interrupting their steep and risk-
ing diplomatic “repr
hell out of them. It isn’t routiné in
, Venezuela, une of the few South Ameri-
“can countries left with any sense of
freedom of the press, There is ‘some.
thing big going on, and the reporters
don't now, (13. they | speed through
Netter ee = 2 te
Leng | One.”
It is clear now that the plan is not
torture, it is deportation, but the re
porters sense that the plan could easily
be changed. Morales is stalking be.
tween rooms, giving ‘orders and mah-
ing calls, and when he looks at the re-
porters he seéthes ‘with anger. Jnclin:
and Branch are directing more ques-
tions at him from the couch. He an-,
swers only with contemptuous looks. --
- No one is prepared for What happens
next. Morales walks out with a wide
grin on his face. He clasps hia hands:
together like a waiter and cheerfully
addresses the reporters: “Is anybody. |
‘hungry? Are you ready for some break< {
“fast?”
fed, But that’s just the ;
4
t
down the maze of corridors. They de-
* cide there is something oriental “about
recent developments, and they are con- 4
vineed Morales could show them. grent
courtesy one moment and yank ont
their. ‘toenails “the next. They follow
Morales down the corridors unti] they
‘come ta a small dining rvom that ap-
pears to be reserved for airport per- |
sonnel, Branch gives fleeting thought |
to the idea of making a scene, but:
he decides Morales would not ‘have,
drought them here unless he controlled;
the ares. Besides, Branch realizes, he: © >
does not have the courage to make a!
scene in front of Morales, who still has :
the reperters nearly paralyzed ; with
‘fright.
Morales lays his big walkie-talkie
down on the table and soaps for ay
The reporters follow Morales dumbly wi ene es
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, : -
-_ wef ae gee . ss, cea. cee a .
at wilt you have” he ashe “aw from reality.” Me looks” aft and. “Wel what are ou dning in Veno-
sa pagan, rucla i was killed in Washington
waiter, “W>
uf Tacign-*¥- .
. . ~& see reporters had fguret breakfast we don't think 20," anys Inclin. “1 Morales cemaunds,
was probably a ruse, 60 they think think pow ore.” “Hecause IT think the people who
about foud for the first time, 1¢ is a “No,” says storates, “You are a hune conspired ty bill hint are here. That's
struggle. Hothchiid's stomach fs file! dred miles from reality, and Jo orn aio what my sources say, and it has even
- with embalming fluid. He feel quensy hundred years from reatity., You under- been in home of the Venezuelan news-
looking at the mene. branch ashe only + stand the differonce?”: . papers.”
for coffee and an order of toast, Kuth- “LT don't know what I understand,” Morates looks disgusted. “You
child follows suit, Morales Jouks disap. shouldn't read the newspapers,” he says -
pointed and urges them to eat more | tightly. “They He. And you should in-
heartily fuclin orders eygs and Mo vestigate that murder in Washington
saya Inclan, “TE know something nbvut
you. Taylor says he tathed to you about
your background in Miami and you
tulkhed to him like a fried. He says instead of coming holfw ny around the:
rales looks pleased, He orders a sump-
' tucus breakfast | for himself, It arrives. you were nice and now you are . world”.
promptly. - --- "“L am not nice,” snaps Morales, Branch tries another ‘tack, “T don't.
ees “Well,” he asks grandly, “who do you “You know what I used to dv in Cuba understand what's behind this, Ricardo,
.t. think will win your election, . Carter or = when I was 9 hid? I sent anonymous | You nren’t Jike you were the last time’ .
Ford?” = death wrentha to my friends, All the I saw you, in 1974. Don’t you remem- =
ber? It was at night in Miami Beach,
The reporters "exchange the look, time. Is that nice?”
familiar by now, that signals their | Branch dees not like ‘this subject. or and you brought your girl friend over
. “agreement that- absurdity has reached the faintly homicidal look “he sees be to the house I was staying in. And
uew heights, They mumble offhand an-° fore him. He decides to make another Fotingo Silva was there, And Tamayo .
. . SWers as Morales listens intently. - stab at levity. “Look, Ricatdo,” he says, was there. We talked almost all night °) - .
“You don’t really have much choice,” “I'm upset that pou and your men have about the Congo. Why have you
. ane ---de-yout™ he asks. “E niean, you have kept me from seeing anything about changed? Is there something . - .”
> a two guys who don't have any ideas and ~ the last-game of the Warld Series last _ Branch stops because of what he sees - .
don't have any backbone, right? And night.” ~~ on Morales’ face.
neither one of them can command any- “The World Series; ” ‘he says, his eyes > “You are lying!” he explodes, ‘ay have
ws “thing or stop anything, so it doesn’t opening wide, “Let me tell you about © ‘pever heard of Ricardo Morales! This
make any difference, right? At least the World Series. It is just hike the is the first time I have ever met you,
_— that's” what 1 Bet from Time muga- “world everywhere: the Reds are win- and it is the first time you have met |
zine.” -ing and the Yanks are losing!" Mo- me! Understand? I have never seen |
Ineldn tries to change the subject. rales breaks into laughter. Something you before in my life! 1£ you say dif- . i
She asks Morales about his position in snaps in the reporters and they laugh, ferent you are lying! And, bad things
thé DISIP and gets no response. She too, uncontrollably. Fear floats out of huppen to liars!"
mentions Morales’ nephew, whom she their mouths and they feel belter, Inchin comes to Branch’s rescue. “E
knows in Miami, and Morales parries the: Branch wades in to reestablish con- have seen your picture,” she says, “and |
remark, Suddenly a cloud comes acrosa tact. “Look, Ricardo,” he Says gamely, Vm sure who you are. if you're not |
his face. - ~ “Tcan't help thinking this is some kind = Morales, then what is your name?” 7
“What's the matter with you?” he . , “I don’t answer personal questions,”
demands. “Why aren’t you eating?” Ile 2 Ee tae rant to be straight wth : Morales says, smiling, trying to Touk
~peints down at the dry tuast, which der of Orlando Letelier. That's what [. ShY. “|
Branch and Rothchild have been pick- ., came dawn here for, and I want...” “I think maybe you figure there's a
little spy conspiracy here,” Branch ob- . ale
i
> — - ing at Tike wafilers at Communion, © “He's " ;
- “Aren't yon hungry?” - >” . Washinetnn ey who got blow up i in: serves, stabbing ‘in the dark: “But there
Branch neds yes; Rothehild nods no.” f think L saw thatin Time. » isn’t, John and I are old friends, but
“You tald me you hadn't gotten any ““That’s right. He was blown up right just met Hilda yesterday. She is | /
breakfast, so I-give you breakfast,” ' around’ the corner from my apart. interested in Bosch and his friends be- |
., Morales declares angrily, waving his . ment cause of the bombings in Miami and
arms, “If you are not hungry, you are “, et ** . 1 the Cuban plane. We are interested in
liars! What's the matter with you?” ~ pout. 7 at le) A them because of Letelier. The three of
.. The reporters: are exasperated, “We toe a Tt tus just happened to come. down. here -
: ‘- on the same plane.” ~~
are afraid and confuséd,”. says. Incl:
++ “because nobody will tell us why this is | “Oh, really?” says Morales dubious. .
ly. “I guess you are good friends now.”
happening ‘to us. I'am a reporter like .
all the other reporters down here. 1 E guess we "ve gone through some- .
> want to interview Orlanda Bosch Tike thing together,” says Rothchild. : -
Idid Gnee before..." : - L . . ° “Now you have something in com-
. “Never heard of him,” interrupts : ao mon,” he nods, “feigning tenderness,
- Morales. He gives us an exaggerated eee ee eer “Let's see, what else is there? Have
Ss . oo you all been married?” The reporters
shrug and a quizzical look.
nod. “How about divorced?” The re-
_ : Inclan shakes her head in despair.
a -- .“Oh, come or, You testified against him . porters nod again. “Once?” They nod
a _ Gight years ago in Miami and now he's an again,
the most famous prisoner in Latin - Morales holds up three fingers. “I
x . . America, He's in your jail.” . have been divorced’ three times,” he
“Did. he mnake Tints magazine?” asks says, “after four kids. I haven't” seen |
: Morales. . them in seven years.” This hangs in the
“Yes,” says Branch, air.
“L guess I missed it,” says Moraies, “Do you miss them?” asks Inclén, .
. He pauses, then turna to Inclin. “Yo a . “Not the children,” Morales says
should not be running around asking to -softly. “Just the wives sumetimes, I |
many questions,” he says sternly. “You . don’t miss much. You know I haven't
are a woman, Women should be at Hlept in two years.” The reporters give
home having babieo and making theit each other significant looks, like shrinks
men happy, Nothing else.” attending a primal-therapy session,
ginclan is rutied, “I can work as well “Hf you are going to kick us out of
a4 most other reporters,” she says. the country, you should at least Jet ust
Morales shakes his head vigorously, call our fami}ies,” Inelan saya. “My
“No you can’t, You are a hundned niles j editors are going lo be worried. We ;
cet t
C:
, -
* have appointments’ and those people,
Hion’t have any idea where we are. Why
tan’t you tet us make at hast one
phone call?"
of Morales bas shed his melancholy and
alipped into a new persona, He is
caver, “You'ro right," he saya, “1H call
them. Anyowly you went, Tell me who
your appvintments are with.” Ho pulls
outa penin
is startled by how fast Morales moves
and how fiercely he snaps the point
down, <
- The reporters glance knowingly at
- each other, They share a vision of
s. Morates hauling their contacts down to
2 DIS!P's welcom: 2 wagon, We're not that
. dumb, they think, were >
Inclan tells Morates to call her editor
‘lat The Miami News, a safe, serious .
call, Mor«es speils out the name letter
by ‘letter as he writes on his napkin -
‘y like a schoolboy taking down his home”
7 deadpans. .
* work.; He is putting a@ snow. He “
looks xt Branch. .
-'as if INL be able to make it this trip,”
Branch says. He's i in the DISIP Pris.
on.” .
The’ reporters giggle, bul Morales
“T-e-1-] ~O-r-1- a-i-d-o
B-o-s-hi,.” °°
“You've spelled Bosch “wrong” says
Inclan, “It's Beo-g-e-h.” * .
“'m sorry,” says Morales,
+ Morales keeps writing. “You are a
. funny one," he says jovially. He looks
up. “Anybody else7”
“Yes,", says Branch,. He has been
: trying to think of one of his contacts
in Venezuela who weuld’ not he vul-
nerable to Morales but whose clout
might impress him, Any name is a risk,
but he decides to take one. , “Tell the
“governor of Caracas thut I won't be .
able to see him. His name is Diego
Arias. Do you know him?" - - .
-- Branch studies Morales for a reac-
“ tion, but there is rione.
” After breskfast, as the procession goes
by a pay phone, Inclin suddenly an-
-nounces; “I'd like ta make one call ‘to
the American Embassy.” She breaks
” step and marches toward it, the first
:: Sign of overt
resistance, Morales
freezes Branch and Rothchild with a-
-malicious glance and walks. with her,
shaking his head. Support goons appeat
irom around corners; They seem re-
* Jaxed. Morales fingers his walkie-talkie. '
* Taclan gets to the phone and starts
fumbling for Venezuelan change and
her phone numbers. Morales leans up
against the wall near the phone. He
Jooks amused. His body seems to twitch
“ Hittle under his suit, as if he might
need some exercise,
Branch and Rothchild keep ‘telling
* themselves that Inclan is making a
futile gesture, but they admire her.
“She's yet more guts than we do,”
_ whispers Rothchild.”
Branch and Rothchild watch her lift
the phone from the cradle, but they
don’t think she has the change or the
-number, She Is nervous, She looks
Morales in the face, which Is probably
ia inistake. He stares at her, shakes his
+ head, and hangs up the phone gently. -
2
rs
ws Mash, Branch blinks. He-
wey,
“Tell Orlando: Bosch it doesn't, look’.
Ar oa eee, Tee
- Aa hour later, Morales suddenly
Mobiizes his entire tice. Samo e? his
men crab the reporters’ suitcases and
- vanish, Others take of for unknown
dextinations, The rest fal! in arcund
the verertere and Morales leads them
briskly out the dvor.
Rothchild figures they have just
enough thine to make the ten am. fight
to Miami thet he had seen posted on a
board some time earlier, He senses an
end coming and feels sone relief, But
when the entourage emerges on the air-
port's main concuurse, Morales turns
toward the exit . into Caracas, not
towurd the planes. te
-“I thought you were putting us on
the plane,” says Branch. “Where are
we paing?” er
— i
“To the other. nirport, ” says Me
rales, His mind is elsewhere. - > >
“What happens if we make a fuss
‘ when you- put us on the plane?” In--
.elin asks, “What then?” * ‘= -
Morales’ face is taut but breaks into
a tour-guide smile. “You will either
“~Jeave Venezuela. nice and - happy,:
or...” He pauses, “Or you will leave
nice anJ happy.” He delivers the last
line with a lilt, as if making a rhyme.
‘he reporters absorb the | menacing
smile and fall silent. - - “-
Several ‘cars screech up to the curb. °
Once loaded, they take off at the usual
torrid pace. Branch feels panie open-
ing trapdoors under his lungs and he
Jeans over to Rothchild. “Holy shit,
John,” he whispers, “I don’t think thera
és wnother airport ii in Caracas,” .
After racing a quarter mile down
the road, the cars turn abruptly into a
parking lot. The reporters are” baffled
‘by the mish and the short-trip but re-
“lieved to be stayitg near the airport,
“They figure they are headed for a
plane from a different. direction, but
Morales leads them ‘thréugh another
‘maze of corridors and into a new hold-
- Ing reom: It has a big waiting area -
with, two rooms partitioned off on the
side. The doors are metal with no.
handles. They lock from both sides.
- Morales vanishes, leaving K3smulo’
and Et Largo ia charge. Rémuolo's
fingertips do push-ups on his desk -
while he looks on, stonefaced. Roth- -
child gets the impression that Romulo
likes to stare at-blank walls more than
~ at people. El Largo, who seems to be a
notch absve Réinulo in the pecking
order, moves into one of the partitioned:
offices and stays almost continuously on
the phone. He reminds the reporters of
his presence from time to time by
loudly sucking phlegm up his long
spiny nose.
After about ten minutes, Branch
starts pacing away from Rémuloa
“Goldamn it,” Branch spurts, “ don’t
think we know enough about Morales
to make him do all this. He’s going to
n lot of trouble to seal us off from
Venezuela, but jit doesn't make sense
that he would do it just because we
know who he is.”
. “Why'not?” asks Inelan. ”
« “Because,” says Rothchild, “what we
Blready Know is going to come out any-
way if he kicks us out cf the country.”
“J think maybe Norales is more
fete Tt
i
we icied atout what we m: recht, find out
if we ever pet out of his clutches, d
says Hranch, “1 think ‘maybe it's the |
fact that ‘this terrorise: is organized
internationally, Hosch moves around on
illegal passports and has fancy fund-
FDISing’ dinners with supposecty respect~
able pecple in lots of countries, He's
supported by at least part of a lot of
governments, And this stu! locks cross
national—-Cubsns killing Chileans and
so forth. Now lock at how Venezuela
fits in, it's kind of an entrepét for ev-
erybody on all sides, The porernment is
in a real pickle. It bas to ect along
with the military juntas that have tak-
en over most of Latin America, and it
zlso has to ect along with Castro, This |
country is filled with left-wing Chilean |
exiles and right-wing Cuban -enles, +
Letelier is buried here, which is a tilt
td the left, but the pecple who helped
conspire to kill him might well be right ~
os mae
"fn the DISIP, which is full of Cubans
like Morales. President Pérez [Carlos
Andrés, of Venervela] has got his own-
little Watergate here, because his own -
government is tangled up with both
the terrorists and the ‘anti-terroyists. ©
’ This whole country is like a tinderbox,
The government is making little ges-‘
tures to both sides, trying to keep the
lid on. *- aoe
“Okay,” Branch continues, “Let's”
assume that Morales is not bootlercing
us out of the country on his own. That ;
seems stupid to me. Let’s assume that }
at Teast the people in the interior
ministry kiow what's going on. And
Jet’s assume they’re afraid we'll get
-into the country and find 2 story that
foes something like INTERNATIONAL
TERRORIST ORGANIZATION HEADQUAR-
TERED IN VENEZUELA. GPERATOES MOST-
LY CUBAN, EXILES “1Td CLA AND FSI TIES,
VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT PLAYING ROTH
-sivEs, And we go on to say that Basch
has brought a lot.of Latin ‘governments
around to his position, which is that it’s
better to trust each othe: than to trust
the C.LA. Now, what I’m saying is that |
* g story like that would realty screw up
the Venezuelaas, especially if it’s fleshed -
out, It's the last thing the government |
here needs right now.”
“So what side 13 Morales on?” asks -
Rothehild. aare 7 Ou
“I thi he’s on both “sides,” says,
Inclan. .
“I think so, 00,” says Braned, “just
like the ‘government. Morales is in the
underworld of both sides.”
Inclin thinks for a moment. “There's i
only, one big. problem,” she says, “If
they're so. afraid of a story, like that,
why do they let’ other reporters stay
‘and just throw us out? Why do they
pick on us?”
“] don’t know,” Branch sighs. “— 7
don’t know much about the correspon-
dents here, They’re getting some’ stuif
out, but my impression is that they
cover nine countries and just fy in for ts
the coups and earthquakes. That still
doesn’t make us so special, But maybe |
we are to Morales. We know him, He
knows Hilda knows a lot about Bosch
and Miami connections. He knows that
1 got pretty deeniv into the CLA.
Cubdans, Then he sees us with the prose i
iT
continues
14-0000
cutors, That may have been tvo much
for him ta: take chances with us I
don’t know, Maybe he thinks we're:
CA
Swords on the Runway
El Largo_picks up the three: passports
of Rormslo’s desk and points them
towanl the loched_dour lie a baton.
“Vani,” is allhhe says.”
The mets} door is unlocked by El
ant onte again the DISIP cor-
te,e appeacs from nowhere. They es
cort tie reporters down ajothér stair-
ease and cut toward an immigration
stallin a large rovm that ls coinpletely.
isolated -It is a busy part-of the day‘at
+ a major airport, but the DISIP keeps
. finding these empty halls and’ empty
>, Yooms to stick the reporters in,
Something about approaching this
“immigratoa stall, which is not’ ‘attend-
* ed, and knowing ‘he. will pass through:
“it and get on aa airplane ahd not and -
: Leteijer’s curderer starts to galvanize
Branch. There is a tiny- Passage te go~
“; through and: El Largo ‘is anctioning
“them: to walk on, but Branch is haying:
hesé visions of ‘the bombed ‘car outside ~
nis, apartment and he. is getting mad.
we The msdderrhe gets, the -slower he
+ ne Twslks, “We can’t just get. on this
. : > plane,” Ee says to Kothchild, “We have -
foe “to af least:do something.” He and Roth-
”- child, and. then Inclan. behind ‘them, g0-
*_ into a-stall ta complete stop, but
they are slowiig ‘it way down, Moraies
might have’ clamped down on this little
_ insurreetion in 2 second, But Eb Largo.
‘ : seems tuérely. agitated. He is getting in.
. - front of the reporters, pleading and
ves . 0) begging, pulling with his arms as if
* they are all eonttected by an invisible.
ae. 7 YOpe,
a vo In -compleie “exasperation, | he staita
Sputtering threats, “If you don’t move
through here, I am going to use ihe
forest!” Two | ‘guards go running down
tothe erd ef the room, apparently to go
and paratreoper boots. |
= Out of 's pictur window the. report.
ra. can See the plane being. gassed up.
aa ‘not Pan Aim. Inclan, finally ‘ex-
réssing some , ‘paranoia herself, Says,
- lane, But they wouldn't sac!
Venezuelan plan They don't: have that’
many of trem: "-,
thee ¢aa see the busloads. of tourists »
being ‘Aushed back cut from their vaca-
tions, The buses ara stopping at the
‘ back stairway of the plane. Then
. . Branch ftets his idea, “In here where
‘there is nobody to see us we can't do
much,” he tells Rothchild, “But out
“there, in front of all those tourists, we-
can get sone help Let's hall Rothchild
te
re oar rr
Tee ene teens
find the forte, which turns out to: be -
four young seldiers in green fatignes .
is VIASA, the Venezuelan airline,
and Branch baddie with Inclan. They
sh the plan ond agree, Then all
t. @ abanlon their shultte, to the sare
prise of the herders, who have been
pushing all alung, Suddenty they see
‘their quarry running o:f in front of
therm. El Larco doesn’t catch on right
away, but he knows that ohatever the
reporters want to do, it must be thy
wrong thing. Sovhe starts running after
them, yelling. “Stop! Branch and
Rothchild h:t the double silass door with
Inclan ant EF} Largo and the acmy just
behind. They a3! pour out onto the run-
way to the curious looky -of hundreds
who arelined upto Jeet on the plane.
For the first: time since they landed.
in V. ‘enevuela, Inclén is visibly upset.
She Tashes out to the line of passen-
gers, screaming: in Spanish and English
that she is a woman reporter whose
dignity kas: been trampled on by the
secret-police. The polite,” who Are mass ©
ing Behind’her th greater wun
ever before, don't know ow to
- deal with. ‘this, ‘The’ pass don't
know whetherto Becept he: as a-lunatic -
traveler’ whom they don't want with:
them. on the plane; or. to bélieve, what.
she is saying, which’ would be unpleas-
ant, Most of them pretend that nothing
is. happening: and ¢o on up the ramp. "
Branch, ‘nieanwhile, has planted hini-
self on the stairs that lead to the front
cabin of the plane."He is sitting down
and his hands are clenched to the rails
like a Quahér chained to the White
House fence, Rothchild is sitting on the
steps just below Branch, and ‘they are- L
being’ surrounded by a brigade of reine:
forceméents; the sword’. company, Tlie
men in -brown uniforms have circled
them, and they pull the swords a few
ano ot
the pear ale Behind them officials and”
police seem to be pouring out of the
doors ‘and official jeeps are screeching
ff, and Romulo has
The captain of-the aizplane, | a Vene-
aublan, comes down the same rarap on.
a which Branch and Rothchild. have been |
. bis a eupeine héld up a ee
Bers! fast’ memory of ¥e i
to the huddte of secret police, where the
“etirrent brainy of ‘the operation, Rémulo -
and El Largo, are standing: . The cap-
tain Proceeds to chew them out,. tell
- them: that they'are idiots to pull'a show
and that. he’ will: not take: pas -
Idaded by forte: The seciirity risk, “for
‘ene thing. LE these, people ; are that fan: :
gereus, then why should the
be flying
a‘une on his airplane? .-
Et Largo and Rémulo don't quite
‘know how to‘hand!a this sudden obsta- °
cle. They get a let’s-talk-this-one-over-
daddy loox on their faces and go into a
huddle with tke captain. They also de
fer to even higher authority, a beely
eop named Camargo, who is wearing a
short-sleeve shirt. Cantarzo arrives in
abbards ready” + atid e
: ly_line,
notes in and notes out, the DISIP
sand blackjacks.”
. ricans” ‘bp ‘the ramp. “He | .
- steps over Branch and goes - right. down |
- -1@ncoragement. He instantly calls for
- numbers in, his pocket and, as o di-
the mbtile of the acens, looking tike ths
frust I director of a ‘runaway cash .
There .ce now dusens of DISIP men
in plain clothes,-a few repr
from about four different military de-
tachments, frantic jeep drivers, airline
authorities, pilots and Zround-<rew pres
aennel, all crowding around to watch
or take pare in the action. Camaige
looks shy ward, thinking undec pressure,
and gets his idea. “Why don’t you Iet
me go with these people?” he asks the
pilot. “If I take them to Miamf, 1 guar-
antre there won't be any funny Bluff
on your. pisne,” Rothebild thinks this is
& Sits
‘toi
retiirn B 3 »”
pull one-off. theniselves, ,
The pilot doen't think too much of
Camaryro's idea, “Do vou have a U.S.
visi?” he asks Camargo, “No. “Then,
ee you know What ey will do |
’
1
hi
that. sound
the captain re!
The
they have
a theatrical jetory:
at all these car3 and soldiers and dis-
tressed officisis—but they don’t Jike the
prospect uf lunch with Ricardo Morales,
Nobody seenis to be running to call the
American Embassy or ‘any other ont-
side help, so the Blan is a qualified’
failate:” *
‘The three of them head - back to the:
“passenger ine, where ‘people ‘are- still
loadirig, and start w: 2 phone nuri-
bers on little scraps of “_paper—the Ri
bers, i i
reporters are receivéd in this effort: tike
‘Salvation Army coilectors at the race-
track. Only a few of the passengers ac-
tually take the notes, but just to make
- gure, the DISIP people are picking
them off at the higher end of the line.
+ Some passengers even go out of their
way to hand over ‘the notes with an
- goons collecting just as fast as Inclan,
al ind Rothenild can scrawl. . >
It ‘is- row; with thé oplane about’ to. J
‘close its doors, that Branch comes up
with another plan: send one, leave two,
Branch still is hoping he can break the
Morales ‘logjain. and get out'into friend-
ly territory, where his ‘contacts are
waiting to help him, Inclin speaks the.
+ best Spanish ‘and seems the most adept
wat handling Inspectors and bureaucrats.
They. will stay and ‘Rothchild i is chosen
to leave. Branch reniinds -him, in front
.of thé sword brigade; that he is an “ex-
pectant father,”: but Rothchild needs no
the captain and explains that he-wants
‘to get on the plane. The captain hesi-
tates, then agrees, and Rothchild runs
for the stairs, As he passes Branch and
Inclin, Branch sticks one page of phone
versionary tactic, clumstly sticks anoth-
er note in hid hand, vthia one in full
H
a
hee nee
vy
eee
- «een ta dee ete 2.
*, + cos om sseentecienee
Seaaetd ieee
14-0000
view o1 the.cons. As th
-are frisking Rothchild: . iecond ‘note
is triumphantly confiscated. They don't
know chat it says “Joe Morgan” on it
The name 6f the xreat Cine:nnatl seco
end baseman will go somewhere into the
DISEP files,
Nalfway up ithe ramp. Rothehild
eeases trat the pressure has somehow
~ been reversed, that now the DISIP
wants to keep: him on the ground, Sev--_
eral cops are following him as if they
want to get ahead ind step him at the
door. He: seurries inside the plane and
rushes back to's : seat; ‘they ‘are still fol-.
lowing him, He Ka his seat belt-buckled ~
almost before his asahits the “cushion,
and the twa'cops reach out ' ‘as if to grab
- him, - sir minds and
abruptly leave the. sireraft. But they
quickly return, They ‘tell. Rothchild in a
+ Very friendly tone that his - Bra te
ve:
‘: down on the ground. want ‘ta:
- os “word with him and that he better uae
- ‘fat. as the plane entra
the stairs, when he. heai
3 The cops ate 2 not. throcgh yet- They
. return with another ploy: Rothebild has
+ wot filled out the necessary papers and
port. “Are you.sure thia.isa’ +) trick?”
Rothchild asks: “No,-no trick., Just, .°
.@ procedural matter.” Kothchild tells -
them he-isn’t moving an inch until he
talks’ to thé captain,
a cours. --, Out’ his little window, Rothehild sees”
- further agitation‘on the runaway, They
. have -brought up -a car and they are.
on zto farce’ Branch and Inclin to
Lethe get‘ into it, Camargo is failing his. arms
- like a. giant windmill, ‘determined to’ ‘get
. all three reporters together—on or off
the plane. The reporters are equally
~ determined, to split up. Branch and --
Inclin keep telling Camargo that they
will’ not move from the runway until
‘the plane takes off. They want to stay
~ - in plaia view of all, the passengers, -
fearing’ “that the goons will grab Roth,
2 - ot about -how ‘incredible all the
"gre. crouched in the ‘shade, peettibe cig:
. . are spread gut in a semicircle like faus
: - in! the bleachers. wee H
- ticks ‘to get Bri ich and-
“sight, Will they move irito the airport, ‘
please? No. He goes off into a huddle
- . and comes back. Will they get in the
‘ .” car so they can get out of the hot sun?
7 . . No Will they get in the: -cat.if he prom-
"> ises they ‘can watch the plane, from
. .there? No. After one huddlé, ‘the-sn00d
“say @ prayer, refuse to move and wave
_. @stentatiously at the airplane. ‘The
goons shove. and menace but then go off
again, Rémule comes back with his gure
pulled, looking, like a crazed assassin.
Camargo soox yanks him back to the
carriers
he must return to an office in the.air- |
“” eouragini.each other and asking jokes :
_— changes and several goons éwing little
. ’ brown biackjacks. | ‘Branch aid - “Inctin
goon huddle, The plane starts taxiing _
prs Te
m the runway p and | Camarze ay,
~* You've won, Let's ga." The reporters
huddle and say not untl it's off the
fround, Camargo -loois furious and
barks a command to his walkietalhie
man, The plane stops irnmediately and
sits In the middle of the airstrip. Ca-
marge <o..trols the. tover, the reporters
conclude, The gaine, Played by inches
and bluifs, goes o2 for nearly'an hour.
Camargo Plays Hardball Teen .
Branch and Incléa are sprend-engled
axainst the back-doer cpenings of the
goon eas, facing each other, when the
jet finally takes off. They have held this
-position for the last Eiieen- minutes or
80 of the cat-and-mouse.game. The roat
- of the jet engines sets off ‘tremors in
‘Branch’s 's gut, and he is flucded with re-
lief. He feels tears welling upto. oT
“the front seat, Thee feats ff down the
runway with other cars following. °
, “How Jong will it take the plane to
get to Miami? *.Inclin asks Camargo.
““A-little more than ‘three: hours,” says
“It ‘has to SP in Mara-
Camargo.
caibo.” -
+. Branch shivers and “gsks- Incl ta: + certifieate:
translate. the. Spanish to uiake sure he.
heard right.
“I thought you said it was a > direct
ni,” Inclin says. in dis. -
-sepines Camargo, “
Maracaibo.” =~ _
The reporters digeass with renewed
horror the fact that Maracaibo is still
in Venezuela; they envision the DISIP
people paying a call oa Rothchild. Ca-.
\. | Varettes, “and several hundred gawkers -. ~
Rémuio-: vis: snow wearing - “his gua “os
eS Denes a oo
mar grins at them. His tps slant in.
one airection, and the upper row. of his
front tee{h ‘slants in the other, mating
an X. Branch thinks Camargo must -}-
file bis tecth, He inches away from
pamale until he is almost: fa Inelin’s |
Pp.
Three hours later, Camargo summons
the two reporters to his office after
more consultation with Central Ca-
‘pacas.:Only one thing bas changed, he
eeys gracious!y. Both their visas have -
been officiaily revoked; they are ore .
dered to leave at three-thirty, The re-
porters ask why, and Camargo sbrugs.
Without warning, the session is in-
téerrupied | when one of the younger -
gvons stroils in and hands Ci
Lt so
brand-new Jim Paimer baseball glove ~
and a box of-six baseballs, The Teport- .
Se wee Oe
ers‘are astonished” -”
- glove. He is ‘dbeadming: He
alks over toa corner when
_ there is a stack of framed: diplomas ca
the floor. He Rips through them and
hands Branch a diptoma from the U-S.
Army School of Special Warfare. It is -
signed by General Joseph W. Stilwell,
hen he hands’ Branch a:
Internationat Police --
Academy,’ a training school for “the
world’s policemen. It has closed aftér a -
dose of scandal, Branch wonders if all
the DISIP goons have been trained by |
“the Agency; he would like to meet their
American contacts: -- +--+ --
Rothéhild has landed, in Miami: He -
goes straight’ to The Miami Ne
causes an ‘uproar with his ‘stor
editors there lave -béen. wortied .about™
” saya Camargo, . whe -
begins ‘to Pound his fist in the new
‘
4
‘
Inclin since shé missed Ner check-in -
call six hours BES. The managing edi- .
di
tor calls the Atierican Embassy ia Cas.
racas nad lifts’it off the ground with
i. The embassy promises ta investi-
Kale immediately. Rothchild begins to
reconsider his views on newspaper edi-
tors, ° :
‘Camargo comes Into the holding room
wearing the louk of a man who has just
accomplished something.
“Your visas have been officially con-
fiscated,” he announces.
The. reporters lock ot him blankly.
“What's new about that?” asks Inelda. .
“You have had them all day.”
“Now they ara permanently confis:
- cated.” says Camargo. He shows them
‘a new Verezuelan.seal stamped oa each
. one, Over ‘the seats, ‘someone has
. scrawled, “Visa fue revocada.”
Before the reporters have time to fig. ,
_ bre ont what this signifies, Camargo
gives the order to move out: He. says the
terialize, .: :
* Ielan -cxplais ns to Branch.
.ia Dig. trouble, Even if Gamargo
_ _ deta, them go, ‘she-says, they coiild be
. stopped ten feet outside the airport-and —
‘ashed for their papers’ They could be
!*.+ slapped ia prison for the “revocnda™ on
: their_passports. For-the first titae. they
’ are not on solid legal ground.- Branch -
shakes his hend wearily and tells Inchin
_ they have lost around of hardball, = - -
tote, follow a triumphant Cémargo
; Phon -
- ‘On’ October 24, two days after the re-
porters left Caracas,” Deputy Interior
Minister Marce Tulio Beunicelli talked :
“with the press to clear up the matter.
Bninicelli.‘said| Hihia Taclan “bad ars
_ rived carrying documents that: “dit .
: conform “with national norms,” and”
- that “she was cordiaily, asked to leave
. the country decauss: itis necessary to
‘comply with ote. laws.” As for ‘Branch
+ and Rothchild, hie declited ‘that they
1, “expressed solidarity: with their col-
he . to Jeave the coun-
nid pant
: Froon, Fock... Something Rave Branch a
= Nei .
ou ne
. opposition from the Agency: ““1f you .
“t don’t help the, good people fight Castro,”
said one old C.LA. Cuban; “then we have
to help the bad ones doit. There's noth-
_- Ing left but terroriim.” Branch, was
* stunned by how rapidly the ant-CLA,
- pro-terrorist: trend: had . progressed in
ever the two yeara since he had left,
*, Miami CLA, loyalists’ were now in very
skort supply. The last. defectors were
. Cubans whose secret historiés stretched
{ back to the Fifties and Sixties, when
their anti-Communist, movement was in
¢ the American mainstream. The CLA.
*. trained the Cubans to work by steaith—
:. to Hie, smuggle weapons, move illegally ..
in and out of countries, make bombs
ete te tLe aoe It
* plang is late. “The goon aquads ma. -
t strike secretly against Castro tare
&. « Some'of them were “oticial” tere
rorists, who would stoically accept lung
jail sentences rather than reveal a
C.LA, secret, Now they were no longer
official.
Rothchild was back home in the Ev-
erglades, On Monday he ceceived the
first of several phone calls from a ran
identifying himself as 3 “consultant to
the government of Venezuela.” He
wantal to give: Rothchild some money,
to write about Rottichild’s background.
Very weird, thought -Rethchild. He be-
gan to worry. that’ his trip to Caracas"
would follow him.
Press-reports from’ Venezuela quoted .
interior ministry offciais in- Venezuela
ying that -Ricardo’ Morales “did
‘not cause the expulsion of the Ameri-
can journalists: ” In-an official state
ment on October 26 the ministry said
Morales “'does not even work for the
was working on the teriorist network.
It came by messenger -and read like
Sherlock Holmes: “The
-things—what ever jt i
, the key tahim'is som
know, It seems that something ‘he once
told you or knows you know will click
with something’ you would be likely to
hear here; or, would reveal ‘something
-. here, that. ‘he didn't want ‘out,
» Branchiwvent to, see Ev;
* the’ assistant U.S. attorney in. "charge .
of the Letelier investigation. ‘Propper .
wanted to know aboat the ‘Veneauela
‘trip because he was thinking of going
. there himself. ‘Che leads pointed there,
he said. He asked questions about the
+ Cuban terrorists. Branch outlined what
‘he knew. He took a: ‘reading of Propper -
* and was satisfied that he wanted badly
to solve the case, Branch ofl erie
that - they were. both.
heads, His worries Skyrocketed when
Propper asked to see a copy of Ths
_Miami News, which contained articles
“about Morales and the Venezuéla trip.
tha News ‘as, if it were a
Proppen
pléaded. Proppér miade a couple of un-
tice. Department and said he would get
these riéwspapers from the Library of .
Congress as soon a3 possible. * ~
Branch knew what it must be like to
call the police station in the middla of a
robbery and find its’ phone. disconnected.’
He recovered and offered, to do: any-
thing he could fo’ help, ¢ €ven' to 5 go back
to Venezuela. :
“I've only got one major reservation,”
he said, “and that is the informant
problem. You have to rely on the F.B.1.
.and the CLA. to investigate, and the
fact is that most of-the suspects and
likely witnesses are old CLA. and
F.B.L, men of some sort.” -
: into the Agency through tte JLRP;
- before the Bay-of. Pigs. Ask the Agency
what it-has about Posada’s involvement \4~
¥ey to this.
“and Killed in Cuba, Now, if the Agency:
, Successful -phone calls around the Jus- .
“position, then?” -
Pree anid it could he handled.’ Tho
FP. ople on the case would arrival *
their own mothers if they had to. The.
terrorists had threatened to kill an
F.BLL agent. The Ituresu had two hun- -
dred ayents on the case. It was the
biggest thing i, the FULT a
“What about the Agency?” asked
Branch, “Look, J don't think the C,1.A.
had anything to do with these murders,
but the terrorists are weing their old
GLA, connections in more ways than
one. The Agency js in a bind. It has
‘create! a-monster., The whole world of
seercts in Miami has -turned upside
down, But I'll bet those old pros over. :|
at the Agency aren't-about.to sacrifice :
thei? security and secrecy to help solve: qt ,
a murder.”
Propper said he was getting coopers
tion, reams of stuff in fact, Branch - .
asked |him to test it, “Ask thea’ for”
their file on Luis Posada," he said, “I +
know they've got one on him, Me came
with a bootleg sssassinatiun attempt =
against Castro‘in 1965.30
named-Herminio- Diaz. Diaz was caught °
doesn't have enything on that, they're -
just giving you a: lot of smoke.” (Po- 5,
sadi i3 the Cuban-detective from thé
DISIP-now held by the DISIP for the °
+ Cubana de Aviacién bombing.) ;]
Propper agiced, (On a later “visié, =
’ Bropper would -Say- he ways getting q
Agéncy cooperation but declined to give
Braneh'any details.) ‘
On November 4, the State Depart
ment responded to ‘Branch’ '3 request for
a position statement on the Venezuelan
expulsion, which the U.S. Embassy in
Caracas had been iayestigating. A”
State Department representative read a:
portion of a press briefing as follows:
, ‘Q: What. did’ he (Branch)’ say and ;
* ‘What's’ the State Departinent going to:
do about it? ©
A: He described ‘the ‘dealings ‘he and \
two others had with the Venezuelan ”. :
sat Maiquetia Airport when *
. they arrived there. Jast. week. I'm not 2].
‘going to discuss details of what he said,
That would be’ for: shim ta do, i. he :
wishes, ‘Qur. Embassy has‘ ‘expreqsed oa
“frm afra
“Mr, Branch,” she said,
ing that was just read to you does not
constitute the department's public Posie
. tion. Itisa guideline.” oge “
- “What is a guideline?”
“Inds a policy draft setting out what 4
the people. here are authorized to’say in
response to inquiries. What you have~
there is‘ what we would have said had
- we been asked. But it is not what we
have said publicly, We have no record
of being asked on the record, although
some reporters may have inquired pri-
vately, in which case we would have
responded according to the guideline.”
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and Rolando Otero, a Cuban aaned Ricardo ‘Morales and infiltrating
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and actually is an agent of the Government of Venezuela, ‘used
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WCRKCRS' HOUSING--An executiva wescage to the Chamber of Deputies
casks fcr the cuthorization of 120 million pesos for the construction of
ehehp housing frr workers employed by the city of Cantia;o. The dbkll will
be écnsidered soon by the proper committee. (CE1lU0 Scntiago, .
Apr. 4, 1952, 0030 GhT--R) ae _
7 TRANEPORTAS ori APPROPAIATION--The Finance Mintétry has ‘dispatched the cecree
. “- putting gis. million peson.at the disposal of tie national transport |
“ * authority for the acquisition of trolley buses and supplies to the «
" - comptroller's office. (CH1I74 Sahtiago, apr. 4, 1952, 0100 GM2--k)
TEACIERS! STRIKE~-at the meeting of striting teachers eld Apr. 3 it was
decided to adop!. the folicwing procedurai points: 1]--To centinue the
strike indefinitely; 2-eto deuwand that salar’ee be Pixed at a rate equal
to that of the minimum paid to private employees, plus 20 percent; j--to
protest the. refusal of tyo Deputies to give their votes to the craft of a
DdLLL to readjust the eornlugs of public officiais, which also provides that
exonerated Communist prefessors will be reinstated; 4--to protest an anti»
strike editorzal published in EL MERCURIO; 5--to meet on apz. / at the’
poate tenet of Ghile to determine the course, to follow. | (cu137h Santiago,
2h, 1952, 0100 GMi--2)
_ COPPER’ SITUATION--The Minister of Lgbor has declared that aa long ag thé
Finance Ministry does not colve the probles of exchange, the nitrate dispute -
cannot be ae) {cz1174 Santiago, arr. 4 » i952, O1LCO GMT--R).
‘ FORSTGH MINISTRY - Juan (Marin) | has been. authorized to continve in-his post
.&8 Chilean Chevge 2'Affairs dine India, and Juan Guzwen Cruchaga in hie
depo: tant Toreign Minletr; ecsignnent. (enh Santiago, Apr. -4, 1952,
CLOG GiMre-RY .
GCSRAL ION 2TAN--Thie Scoledad Italiana plans to invest 109° mild on pesos -
- for the"y purpore of -rult tivating and exvioiting super beet crops in southern
~~. 0 . Chile “with eoleuntes of Italian inatzranta. the. society is er isborating
’ ronuent Corporation and the Acricul*ural Setile ¢ Food and. i
. ae 1é, ea5 hectaics an. the Province ‘of Ca! fein ros et 1 purpese. 7
. on. faa RESTRiCTED ~ 3
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PRESS FICEDGt CCAMITTLEeerhe Fresiacnt will form a committee for the purpose
of studying laws which include rephessive measures agsinst the freedom of the ”
press, on Mar, 18 at La Moneda, press representatives are Exilio Pacul, \
Juan Honorato, and Mario Vergara, (Santiago, EL + TABAPACA, Mar, 17, 1952, i \
a. "2322 GMT~-R)
COAL SITUATMCN--Reports from the coal region state that the situation 1s
normal and that the workers have decided to work with provincial authorities
in trying to reach an agreement after the failure of the-Sentiago talks,
Metallurgical workers atthe Lota end Coronel mines have returned to work
{n eceordance with union” ‘directives, (Santiago, EL TARAPACA, Mer. 17, 1552,
7 _ ~ 2325 amt - ‘-R) --
, * CHAMBER™ PRESIDENTIAL LINE <UP- Since the Chamber of Deputies will seet
Mar; 18. to open “the special session which will extend to May 21, it ia
interesting | to note the position and strength of its members in regard to
the roster of Presidential aspirants: Favoring Arturc Matte Lerrain are
33 Liberals, 2i Conservative-Traditionalista, 5 Agrarian Labcrites,
2 Liberal-Progressives, and one Independent Democrat, or a total of 63.
Favoring Pedro Enrique Alfcnso are 42 Radicals, 9 Conservatives and 5
Democrats: total, 56. Carlos Ibanez del Campo: 9 Agrarian Laborites,
5 Socialists, one People's Democrat, and 2 Independent Conservatives;
total, 17, Salvador Allende: 6 Sotialista and one Nationsl Frent; total,
The only unknown pesitions and nunters are those of the National
“(Santiage,
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Falangists,’ and the Independent Deputy, Melendez Anfruns,
EL *TARAPACA, Mar. 16, 1952, 2350 GT-R)
: "CATH XY CHAVEZ CLOSING+-Gath y Chavez has announced a Closing-cut of its_
. entire etéck ef merchandise, thus terminating the career of one of”
*Yantiago's best-known dusinesé. houses, The company closed ite decors last
‘Christmas as a result of a strike declared by its personnel. (Santiago,
ASP,’ Mar. 15, 1952, 0000 GMT--R) . .
. “DAMIGRATICN PROGRAM--The bill draftea by the: Government Immicretian .
Committee, presided over by Under Secretary of the Interior Gréz, is - i
| {designed to legislate all matters connected with the imnigration ef - . .
; foreigners. The plan proposes the creation of an immigration cepertment
fi i or office which will be under the jurisdiction.of the Ministry cf Foreign
{.; Affaire and which will be in charge of orienting .611 fimigrants srriving
coe } f in Chile, Also.inder consideration i2 the plan. to exempt ell ixmigrants
ae oF “rom paying taxes’ for a period of 5 years. Thid would include customs
woiadd duty on their property and mechinery as well as income tex, (Santiago, /
EL TARAPACA, Mar,-14, 3952, 2326 GMT--R)
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NAVAL APPOCHCMENTS--With the retirenent of Vica Admirals Carlos Terres
Hevie, Inzjacvel Holger, and Horacio de la Fuenta, the Navy will reportedly
make sore important promotions. Besides raising Naval Capt. Danilo|Basi
to the ran« of Rear Adisirel, and raising Enrique Lagreze and Francisco
Quars, 10. to maval captains, Victor Oelkers has been made rear Sal
Aloerto (Cass) Wigand, Cuan lercado inoz, and oe pz have
been cade naval captains, (Santiago, EL TARAPACA, NAF 2 LS, [cSe,
2310 GT--R)
FISHING STRIKE--Valparat.eo- fishercon have joined the Taleahuano fiehebcen
who declared .a-strike to protest ageinst the Purse Seine fishing enter~
- prises, (Santiago, EL TARAPACA, Mar. 15, 1952, 2320 @T--R) 4
U.S. PASTOR--Pritedtuat US. Paster Erickson, whose activities have
been attacked in.many sectora where he has held public religious meetings, ‘
will sova to Santiago where he will hold-meetinga in the Caurolican
Theater, - (Santiago, EL TARAPACA, Mar, 15, 1952, 2335 GMI=-R) . .
MINING TAX=-The Governmcat hag tuposed a one and one-hal? percent tax on
seleg nade by "small" mining companies. All companies capitalized at
less. than .5 million pesos fall under this category. (Santiago, § EL TARAPACA,
Mar. 15, 1952, 2340 GAT--R)
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION--From the total cf 200 million pesos allot “ted for
public housing by the Ministry of Public Works, 20 million will go to
Iquique’ acd Santiago respec tively, 25 millica each to Arica end Ante? agasta,
30 millica to Coquimnc, 49 million to Valparaiso, and 10 million each
to Concepcion, “autin, Magallanes, add Llanguihue Provinces. (Sentiago,
EL TARAPACA, Mar. 13, 1952, 2334 Gil--R)-
HYDROELECTRIC PLANT-- Gallleras Moore, manager of the 2urresa Nacional’ de
Electricidad hea. announced that’ a tev central hydroelectric plant wil
shortiy be constructed on Rio Rapel and three core will be constructed
‘in the southera zone. (Santiago forttelsl/y Diploratic, ter, 14,.1952,
1553 Giit--R)
CHILEA!: -SuEDISH TRADE--The hiinister ar Foreign Affairs received the
Suedish Hinisier who proposed negotinticns for the draftinz of a
orang
’ gommercial and cultural treaty. This treaty ia designed to increase
the exchange of Swedish-manufactured products ‘and machiner,; for Chilean
Agciculturé. producta and minerals, (Santiago /ortioial/, Diplomatic,
Mar. bin 19 424 1555 GTR)
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MEMOPAYLUM PO2a Chalroan, CIA Defector Comal ttes
FROUs i oso Representative, CIA Defector Canc ttee
SUBJECT. aray Disposal Action on lefeotar to Chile.
le Onl? Atzust ‘198, CIA received a priority cable > (IR are)
fros Santiaco advising that the Chilean Consul in Frankfurt, Rcataans fo
‘had requested wityerity from his Foreign Office to issue an. "ordinary
visa” to Somislen scrauies, @ Fuasian dofestor (actually a Polish defoo-
tor), erating that anerican Intelligence had requested the visa on tie
“game basia ag in the case of earlier defectors. Santiago indicated that
Chilean officials: aia not loci on this with fevers
aan 2 “Qs 17 Angiat the undersigned wis’ .
Borodios had daféoted to ‘the 66th Detacin te CIA, in Germany {n late
. May'1951 aid since that tine had been held in ECIS.
8. On 17 August CIA queried German Station (O!F 71605) as to wey.”
Borowier had not bech placed in tha BRC .and ‘requested that: -Borocies be
sent to Chiles . . .
4e on 1? Anzust 1951, the undersigned telephoned Era, Perothy
. Matlack,y ae, and reqiested her to have a cable*ssnt to Cerminy by G2
forbidding the dispdsal of Borowlez to Chiles. The undareignsd provided
iment CIC memo. Urs. Kate
Mes. Matleck with tha serial number of the’,
lack stated that: aha sould do everything possibie| to have this cable sent
evan if it required her to odae in the next day, wiich wac ‘Saturday.
> Be On.20 August CLA advised Santiago (OUT 71940) that it had no .
knowledge regarding this disposal action and was opposed to eny more ~
disposal sotions to Gaile at this tine,
be 0a 22. ‘Aguas, ota recelvod a ‘reply: froin. Germany (ta 2en76). :
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD , 0 a
SUBJECT: — John K. McLean
a ee On. 28 April - the indersigned was- introduced to Mr, Joan ~~~:
ra 8 - Méiean: by Mr, Wallacé Lumpshire, a staff officer, .'The purpose .
Te “1. of the meeting was to. discuss Mr. McLean's connection with Mr.
Pa ° + Gordon Barton” McLendon (201- 79764) and Mr: ‘McLendon’ 8. stated
a .. desire to. helphis gove : . :
: 2..- Mr... McLean. is a- former staff officer (pp1/ocr) ‘who
. resigned to enter the field of finance,’ He has been a banker,
a stock broker (Sade & Co.) and.currently is Vice-President :
_.and Treasurer of International Ventures, Inc., 888 17th Street
N.W., Washington 40006, as well as Vice-President of Riviere
- & Berens Securities Corp., stockbrokers located at 1832 M St., .° ce eee
UN. Ws Washington, D.C. 20036. . . : a
"7". 3. Mr. McLendon was born in Paris, Texas 8 June 1921 ;
‘and now lives in Dallas. According to Who's Who in the South , 4
and Southwest, Mr. McLendon is the owner of a “nunber’ of. radio . :
‘stations and. is listed as the president of numerous companies oe
- in radio, TV,. and motion picture theatre fields. Mr, McLendon ‘
uo 1. is reputedly a mul ti-millionaire. : :
a ae ‘AG “Mr. McLean and Mr. icLendon ‘have maintained a friend-
‘ship’ since their years.at .Yalé, Mr, McLean recently: visited | . a
Mr. ‘NeLendon™ .at \his ranch some thirty miles from Dablas. ~ During: oo :f
this visit Mr. iNcLendon JexpresSed his: fears of the future of the
oe dollar and ‘said that hé has moved millions of his dollars to.
ne Europe where ‘the monéy has been put ‘into, Swiss and French francs, |
plus German marks. Most of the: money is. apparently in savings
instruments ‘of. one kind. or another ‘plus a night. ‘club that Mt,
McLendon has” bought din. Stockholm. During these conversations, tt
air, McLeé don, wondered if these foreiga Operations might not be. .
: f--inte to the Government dread CIA. as Mr. McLendon was- _
“an ONT officer during WW. II- ‘and 15 aware of. Mz, :MeLean’ s former . . - wot he
employment. with. the ‘Agency, ). Mr. McLendon mentioned fis night . _ oe
ub as a possibility, as it. is _freduentea by. ‘per sons” of many. _— - =
countries; including: the: “USSR. : : ee,
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‘5; Mr, McLean has business interests in Dallas and ;
oe said that he is wiiling to expiore this possibility with -
7 Mr. McLendon if we provide guidance.
: 6. Mr. NcLean himself perhaps offers more potential ,
. - via International- Ventures, Inc. Mr. Mciean is seeking - :
4 venture capital opportunities abroad, For. example, he : a ‘
“y - cand a Mr, Lincoln Epworth in. New York City are working
aa lwith a Japanese named Ikvo Kasai who is President of
Nichimen Co, of Tokyo, a firm secking to export to the
ron nee bee lee , States. Mr... McLean: was. frank- to say that International | oo
es wo “Ventures: is more a dream. than ‘a ‘reality in terms of busi= So :
ness. but the cot ern is making brogress. | Mr. McLean offered:
‘to be: ot any assistaace.:
Conimenit 1 ‘have sent for Mir, McLean's file and upon its a ,
i ‘Yeceipt I will seék a PCSA, | ; °
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8 June 1921 Paris, Texas A. [Bailas, Texas
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Raw GREEN DI&GONAL LINE ACROSS ITEMS You-00 FORM TO RIGsAN with SEPRODUCTIONS OF INDEX
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; ° . . vorm. MeLSD0%, Gordon Barton - a L .
. . : poy: & June 1921, Paris, Texas_
. - . crm; ‘USA
i ; ReS: 9300 Douglas St., Dallas, oxas ,
oO ot . aac: McLendon Broadcast Systen. — 7 . oo.
. Tr - : . _ apm; 2104 Jacks~ Sts, Mllas, ‘axa ° ot
: rrace Gesulte: ro ' . .
L. wee “No reeord-in addition to 201-79764 which’ 1s ‘attached herewith on pertanent _
£ “ "s ghare2 to 30/CO/Beers.
cr/ca file 36-9545 was reviewed and found to contain no inforvation in
addition to that contained in Subdject's dossier. You will-note that a
reguest mde bv FX Division for a CSC on Subject. was donied by the Office :
of Security en 29 only 1952,
reas Chacked?
RID ZX Area Division__ _Central Cover Staff _* Office of Sacurity.
oo a "| OCR: Nfegrasthics Rertster Peroien inctaliet tons Yranch_ Jibrary. ' 7
Other _ a fot ae ' _
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(CAlwave henacorry t copy uf thia fore)
PLESSE COWPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE BLANK { 30 Decerdber 1965
CIVQPERATIONAL APPSCVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION [Feet ‘ poo
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TW [ CHIEF, INvESTiGATicN AAD SUPPORT DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY .
CHIEF. PERSCANEL SECURITY OIVISION. OFFICE OF SECLRITY .
SUBJECT: ;PaOJECT
- (Troe nese) Bold220ti Gorden “Barton \ WUENTPEE
. : CRYPTONYS, PSEUOONYM. ada c@ <LIASES - - - JOR Ga FILE NO.
C4 — |
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n ortrarty (aL APPROVAL we . - PROPRIETARY APPROVAL ‘>| 7
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: ‘ SPECIAL INGUIDY (SO field investigation)
; ‘ CONTRaCT TYPE BC .
‘ z. ysrecirie AREA OF ers ~
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: : SuSjce LL be comtacted and esbonsed.on a wittiny basis in sypport of WENIRE.
‘
i Subject da President of McLerion Corporation of Dallas, Texas and is also amer of
i several radio stations... He was born in Paris, Teas cn 8 Jume 1921. Le reaides at
. 9300 Douglas Street, Dallas Texas and’hag a xanch in Denton, Teas. During world
: War IX, be served a3 3 Japanese Language Cfficer in intelligence for the US Navy
from 1943-45, ‘He As the author of “the Old Sootctman's Scrapbook"
4. INVESTIGATION ANO COVER YES Tone]
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B. CLA INTEREST MAY SE SHOUN CURING INVESTIGATION? : . Tra
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€. iotcate AWY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTEGATION oF suaJecr.
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PROM: PE/TIi/ec
SUBJECT: Gordon Barton Meiendon =~ , .
1, Cavert Clearcuce, fer use as eutlined bolaw, it is reqsested far Subject,
on whom available informaticn is submitted separately.
—Op. Clearance XX Security Clearence __Of. Support — 5+ Inquiry
2, Use of Subject: (State in detail the scope and nit "are ¢ ef activities to
be perfcrned, their duration, the area involved, project involved, et:.)
Subject ia the vrasidest of a. coimany vhich-will vrovide =.
accreditation in Janan to a contract agent of this orgasization.
It is not exectad that- subject-will learn of the agent's” ‘contection
with this organization, howewer, clearance ia requeeted 20 80. .
in forn-szbdject. of the cennection if the need may arise at a Tater date. .
“Subjec fill lmow nothing of onsrations conducted by shia agent, oal® that
4 ¥B/BA/ i ne ‘ig -coanacted ‘with cla, . .
3. "Cover" story suggested for investigation: . Gaverrmmental _kiCommercial
Details: General Credit - __Cther
4. Limits, if any, to investigation: _ Fone -_
5. Is Subjest aware ‘that an investigation is in process: Yes NoX_
6. Is Subject aware og CIA interest? Yes. Hot,
7. Has Subject been briefed on "coven" story?- - . +> Yes Nox
* 8. Has Subject cstcblishad "cover" for investigat ion oo :
: with probable contacts? . > Yes Nox
9. Ig Prov. Operational Clearance Recessary? : Yes_ No kK
10, Investicition tc. bak ‘Routine __“ Bepedite me, : .
. , Hust be eapleted t bei Jn ne. 1852 eee
ee re ("4 Gagr Officer -owell v. Christy
“Security Ufticer
“Bra neh Crile? james G.t. Keto
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TO ASST, DEPITY ( MSFECTION & SECURITY) Date: _
FROM: onfop/ore (fecur*ty) J.G.:
: SUBJECT:
l. Necessary cevert izrestigation its.requested on-SubJject on whom all available
background data {a subuitted separately. Information and/or clearance is
“ requested for case catecory as follows:
Operational Cl. xXSecurity Cl. Sp. Inquiry Operational Support
2, “Name of Special Project {ir applicable): $x -DIMTEADO
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FROM : Chief, Paris Station wy “
BO ? subiecr: genemas- Ovonin chin Augustus MeV MCVICKAR, Jr, dre ar 3.2608 oe:
SPECIFIC - .
- Cd, ‘cubject is. presently ‘employed in Paris by Trans World Airline
in the capacity ‘of Special Sales Représentative, He. is well known to
Deuglas C. HAE and Eleancr T. HARTRELL, the former naving known hir
socially for 2 number of years and the latter having dealt with him on
transportation froblems since his appointzent, fifteen months ago, to the
position he now occupies with THe:
2. Subject is alse a long-tine friend of OMOTED, whe brought him
to our attention-as a potential recruit and who has provided us-with the
’ biographical information ecntained in the attached pers onal record fora ; :
No. 51-6 Te
: 3. Fron vhat I have 3 been ‘able to. gather, from UIIOVED, 4s vell as
from HARE and 2A? BARTTELL, subject appears to-be the type of ‘individual which
might be ideally suited tc fulfill certain valuable cperation2l as jsignm. mts
in‘France, such as Wepotter” Cor other high-level potential agerts, high-
level contacts, cuteout, etc. All who know him agree that subject is capable
of "doing any pening and getiing to know: anyone" if-hé so chooses, ‘Apparently
subject, déspite the "brass" hich"surrounds his perceptible personality, is~
‘a, rerious-nimded, intellicent.. and. patriotic individual who nas had much ex—
perisace along, lineg wilich could be of usé to this organization, as, well as - .
an uncanny knack of, being ‘able to introduce land. ingratiate hinself into ‘prac- _ ;
tically’ any. siilieu of inter to his work -ar- wishes. A partial Mst of ° 2. 2 20
subject's fairly close friends, as, reported by UN MCVED on "page fea of attacha . ’ an
nent, shows the variety cf people subject. Knows and’ sees whenéver they are.
in this areés ‘Undouttecly, - subject hinself coild dad a much. Longer List of . .
anes to’ thosé reported herein, particularly ¥i he Fespect.. to. contacts in. . Se ae
CAST am aomured, UMIOVED that, “gubgect, “dba spite his? apthity to fos ——
make and keep nursrous + varied. friendships, is far from veing a "good _ a
“time Charlie’. He te, ‘or tne other Kan2, ene of those ‘characters whom every= | : a
one ‘likes and tronts ant-who goes out of their’ way to ges as often a5 octaw : .
éion permits. UNRCVED acsures ce thal sutjec ularly ~ good friend
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" gent, hard-working anu patriotic indy.
“when questionéd as to his opinion concerning subject's “soteatial value
5S, it is our*thought that per!
and in the cover-jck be now occupies
this Station and the organization 2:
dom of movenent outside France (usua
any miliea his assignments might requ:
supplement’ his
to secure for hin an additional allotment of: £8: :
éstrictions this has
present expense account budget. Dué to budge’
. not been possible and: subject is .at present seeking: ancther more remner=
‘ative position, since’ he claims that his present incone of approximately
$666.00 monthly (including expense account) is ‘insufficient to permit: him
to live in Paris and maintain the contacts and activity required by his
“ job. According to UNCVED, subject is at present endeavoring to secure 7
from his good friend Benjamin KATZ(President of the Gruen Watch Co.) the
sales agency for Gruen watches in Europe, Meamzhile, however, subject is
not contemplating resigning his pesition with TWA until he has a firm and
more reminarative pesition. UNUCVED states that subject plans to remain
_ with TWA at least until the end of the year, by which tine he may have
secured something better. Subject has also had talks with James A. PARIFY
(on his recent trip to France) concerning the possibility of handling the
Coca-Cola agency here. Nothing has come cf this possibility to date, but '
subject appears to be hopeful, . .
7e UNNCYED is of the opinion that subject would be nost receptive
to a proposition of doing intelligence work and furthermore believes that
if subject could supplement his present income: by an additional $200 or
$300 per sonth, he would be willing to reuain-with- Tia, vhich he likes
and i3 only considering leaving due ‘to his present low total income, much
‘of which is spent in connection with activities required by his position.
8. “yimovep has, of course, msver even hinted to subject anything
about his oma undercover activities and {s sure subject does not suspect
that the’ forner is doing anything but his cover work in France. UNMOVED, |
as a covert. agent, ‘as Well as “hig rec-uitability, has pointed ‘out very
strongly that subject, due to the very nature of his. personality, mist
be given a good deal of opérational guidance and be closely controlled,
Questioned as to whether some other individual should eadeavor to reemit,
subjéct, UNZOVED was of - the. opirion- tnat, should the” organization desire sO aa .
to do au, he would be best ‘fitted to exploit subjéct's potential, same — . . 7
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he has known hin far a good oany years and as a close friend, knows nis
Sirong and weak points and Ouse, an geiachl, bataile subjecs to better
advantage than ansther individual who might have only occasional contact
with hin,
9. Ke request that consideration ve given to the advisability of
-enceavoring to recruit subject and, in the event of a favorable decision,
that provisional opsrational clearence be given in order that subject my
be approached on the subject of engaging in fatelligence work, With |
‘regard to whom should actually reereit subject, we suggest thot RARE right
safely make the first approach ands. Af subject accepts and final security
is obtained, he might eventually be * turned over to ue SCVED for expleita~
tions .
10, ¥e would appreciate your reactions to the desirability of
recruiting suiject, as well as your thoughts as to how best, exploit his
. obvious potentials”
- il. ir subject's ‘recruitability is acproved in principle ani he -
is given provisionel security clearance, this Ctati
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a field project outline, to be subaitted to you for approval,
Dan OQ, Garner
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AME I HATIVE SCRIPT OR OTHER APPROPRIATE CHARACTERS.
MAME AT BIRTH (if different from Mo. 1).
Same
ALL ALIASES (give brief statement of time und plece of use):
(Incluie Wicknenes - Legal Chavges.). .
No aliases. Nickname - "Johnny*
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH.
12 February 1909. Long Island, Ne Ye, UsSeAs
NATIONALITY, ALSO RACE (if appropriate).
US.
NATIONALITY at- BIRTE {if different from No. 6). TiCLUDE ALL
NATIONALITIES FELD. . ee
Sam: as above - ;
> PRESENT RESIDENCE: (Is he owner, tenant, sub~ -tenant. At whose hous _
- does he-live? Telephone?). - , : .
28 Averae Montaigne, Paris, France.
Tenant on a monthly basis, subletting from one Pred MeAvoy, an Australians
Telephone: ELY 16-65
PERMANENT ADDRESS (re different than present residence) -
None ~ ~ ow -
PRESENT OCCUPATION (Give full title, indication as to earnings, etc.);
Special ‘Sales Representative for Trans World Airline {n Paris. .
In addition to Faris, sales territory includes the Benelux countriese
Earnings, including salary, _iiving-eplowance and expense account, total
approaimately $666.00 monthivesnzea Start only
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FATHER'S FULL NAME, NATIONALITY AT BIRTH, PRESENT NATIONALITY, ~
PLACE OF BIRTE, PRESENT RESIDENCE. ‘
Father was born in'U.S. and has always held U.S, citizenship. Formerly a
member of U.S. Foreign Service. lIdving at present in retirenent on Long Island,
N.Y.s in the home of his second son, Theodore MCV IEARs - -
MorsER‘s FULL NAG, NaTIONALITY AT BIRTH, PRESENT HATIONALITY,
PLACE. “OF BIPTH, PRESENT RESIDENCE.
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HUSBAND/WIFE: FULL NAME (include 2 maiden name of wife), > NATIONALITY
AT RIRTH, PLACE OF BIRTH. . \ Cat USA fom. Use , Mascees,
Ruth Maxwell Warner McVIFAR, nee Ruth! Maxwell, ST. LOUS
U.S. citizen from birth. ‘Bern in St. Louis, Missouri, U.S.A. &: Cenuce
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_ (>) NAME CHILDREN, AGE, NATIONALITY, RESIDENCE 4 ¢tox JE., en Mique
(a) 2 June, 1949 at Alexandria, Virginia . M1. 33K6$ ve
(®) Cne daughter by a previous marriage. Barbara McVIFAR, UeSe citizen,
aged 19, now living with remarried mother in San Francisce, California, .
NAMES OF BROTHERS/SISTERS, AGES, NATIONALITY, RESIDENCE.
. “two brothers ~ Theodore and Rojph UcVIEAR, and one sister, Dorothea DAYSOM.
an US. citis zens and all living in a TeSe
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16, IF SUBJECT, PARENTS, OR EUSBAND/WI?E NATURALIZED, GIVE DATE AND
NAME IK WHICH CERTIF ICATES WAS GRANTED.
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17. LIST OFFICIAL IDENTITY PAPERS HELD 3Y SUBJECT.
‘UeSe, Passport No. 227
‘French Identity Card
U.S. Social Security Nos 091-09-6737
18, GIVE PRESENT ANT/OR PAST OFFICIAL CONNECTION WITH ANY GOVERNMENT.
None
19. GIVG CONNECTIONS WITH ANY DAT ELLIGSNCE ce SERVICE, PAST OR PRESENT. HAS - ; :
SUBJECT EVER BEEN A DOUBLE AGENT EAS SUBJECT EVER BEEN CONSIDERED : .
THE ‘TYPE OF AGENT WHO ‘SELLS HIS Prvoewar Ton TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER?
EQGLAIN.
: in 1941~19)2, while Assistant General Manager of the Hotel Pierre in New York,
_- furnished information regularly to the PSI conceraing persuns living in the
mos hotel in whom the Agency was interested, This service was requested by the = -
Agency and no payment was involved, Lo: -
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, "20, -«-RELIGICN, AND DEGREE PRACTICED, (Mexbership in Religfous Orders.).
Protestant, Infrequent attendant at Church.
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POLITICAL ORIENTATION, TO WHAT CLUBS, ORCANIZATIONS, LABOR UNIONS,
PARTIES, OR SUCIETIES HAS HF BELONGED?
Republican, Never a menber of-any club, organization, union,
party or society.
SOCZAL STANDING (Artetccracy, ucper niddle-clase, lower middle- relase,
_ peasantry, etc.).
VPPLR MIDPDAL Chass —
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RECORD OF TRAVEL - OUTSIDE OF COUNTRY OF PRESENT PZSIDCNCE,
Purpose, list pertinent firme and peopls viaited.).
. Country untr: Purpose of taetp Dates
France :
British Isles - : .
Geonary As a werber of the Raymond- -
Bolland Whitcomb Cruise Operating Start 2 ~~ 1939
Norway while exployed by ‘that company
Sweden (See Exploynent History)
Denmark
The fest Indies
Brazil
Australia With American Red Cross . .
New Guinea (See Exploynent History) 192 - 19Lh
Paclippine Islands :
411 youth spent in Europe with tantly, ¥ Father being in the 2
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ROUcATION, : |
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Name of School
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York, UeSde
Harvey School, Paris, france
NeJannwt Scheol, St. Cloud, s/o, France - No college educations
LANGUAGES AND DIALECTS (Cneck proficiency).
(a) Language Read. Spe: | Understand.
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RECICN CHER THAN HIS Git
Fossibly, French is fluent, having doesn spoken since chilchood,
but accent mlght be noted amd _typicat Anerican appearance and
__ sinnerisns difficult to disgu
MILITARY SERVICE: Country, siseyises tion, Rerk, mature of duty,
where service was performed, when dischargei, why?
U.S. Red Cross. Club Director. Service in australia, Kew Guinea,
Fhilippines. (Sea Employment Eistary) -
PRESENT OR PAST MENBERSELE qi PROFESSIONAL AT) CHARTTABLE SUCIETIES:
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28, LIST SYECIAL SKILLS, HOBBIES AND ABILITIES. (Fadio, Protography, etc.).
No hotites, Special ability lies in salesmanship an? the estallishoent
ani maintenance of personal contacts aecessary to careere
29. FUNANCL:L STATUS: (Earnings, Bank Accounts, Securities, Froperty).
Paic approximately #466.0° monthly by Trans World Airline, te
mx account with Chemical Bank and Trust Company of Yew York.” +
No a or securities outside of Life Insurance Policies. - a
30. EMPLOYEE EISTORY. (Include type of work done, astes, ecployers,.
ard addresses.) .
wef . Busiaess career began in Europes Brought up “ia France and speaking French,
: Sf wes appointed, at. the age of 18, General Sales Agent for muterous
‘ Anerican products including Jantzen Bathing Suits, Three-In-Cne O11, the
-Franxlisa Untor.Car and the Le Baron Yotor Car. Successful with these linas,
later tecaze General Sales Agent 4n France for Dusenbarg Motor Cars and the
Facxard Mcto> Car Compenye ” Alsost imsediately after taking on Fackard sales
he accepted a proposition to work exclusively for the Packard’ Motor Car. Cce
Remained with the company in Paris for two years, o> until early in 1931.—
Was taen sent to the United States ty the company ‘o handle Packard sales in
Buffalo, New York where he remained until the autwm of 1932,
At that time ‘he was approached by Raymund<Thitcomb Inc.) a leading American
travel company, specializing in deluxe tours and cruiseg, and asked to take
over sales in the New York Office due to his knowledge of Europe and his
contacts in Eurepe and the United States who were potertial customers for
nigh priced travel offerings. He went ito work in the company's principal
sales office at 670 Fifth Avenue and remained there until Le. The travel
businesu became so severely restricted after the outbreak of war ir Europe
that aaymond-wnltcomb Inc. was obliged to close most of its offices, Sales
were aba ptandstill and, as ne wae working by his own choice on a2 comission
basis, 1% was necessary for him to leave, Dur ing his. eizhte: \-year tenre with
Raymanii-Thitcom> Inc. he wrote on an average of $560,000 worth of business
yearly 7 binself, .
. : uo After leaving Raymond-Tnitcomd Ince, he tcok a “postete’ as Assistant General
_ Manager of the St. Regis Hotal in New York and subsequently transferred to
the Eotel Pierre in the sane capacity. He remiined at the Hotel Pierre until ..
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ELIG2T - sic _ TEETH “Good - even
EYES ” Grey EAIR Brown - thick
FATE-+SHAPE = Reand SCARS fone
COMPLEXION — Fair ;
“SEX Male BUILD Thick set
DISFIGUREMENTS - . Noro .
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ANY TRAITS WHICH DISTINGUISH FROM OTEERS BAVING
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HAS SUBJECT DONE ANY WRITING? GIVE IZTaILs, : Loe ae
None : :
WAS HE EVER A PRISONER OF WAR? GIVE DETAILS.-
No . .
WITH WHAT FECPLE OR GROUPS DOES Ex MOST OFTEN ASSOCIATE? (List several).
Associates nos*% often in France with the "international set", wealthy and —
Prominent persons cf all nationalities, many of whom are my customers for
air transportaticn and most of whos are friends of long standings ‘
In the UsSe his contacts include persons of high secial position and leaders
in buginess and industry. This has been brought about partly: by the nature
-of hig work in selling deluxe transportation on taro continents and partly by
family, backgrourid and early life in Europe.
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Attempting to volunteer for service in the eee Araed Ferces he was turned \
deyn as being overv2ignut. He then a approacted & Ue 5. Red Cross, was \
accepted, anc sens immediately to Sidney, Aus cralia as mainiger of the UsSe
Officers! Club in that city. Subsequently, he served fn New Scinea, and in
Lerte and Manila in the Philirpines,. :
‘After two ard a half years overseas he becane eligitle for discharge and .
rade pplication to return to the United States. “Ee. went directly to Bashe.. |
ington D.C. upon nis arrival to operate there the War Service Sureau of. the
american Optical Company. The Bureuu handled that cotpany's business ruia-
TE : tions with Screign governments and aided icplezentation of U.S. Army, Savy
. : and Air Corrs contracts. i
” with the war over and the Yar Service Burean about to clcee, he refused a
"position with ‘the Anerican Optical Company Sales Division, tc re-enter the
Transportation field, We joined a newly-forned airline called Transair ince,
at that ¢ time one of the leading charter companiese : :
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Due to the uncertain position of charter lines within the aviation industry
he decided tc accept an offer nade to him by Auerican Airlines to go to’ |
Europe as District Traffic Manager for Holland, Selgiun and Luxembourg with
headquarters in Amsterdan. He remained with Anerican Overseas Airlines until -
he had ar orportunity to transfer tc Trans World Airline wrich made it possible
for hin ¢: return to Paris as Specia? Seles Representative, covering large
corporatica, gcverment accounts and the notion picture industry. He has now
been with Trans World Airline ia Faris for fifteen sunths.
For verification of his employnent history the following persons are cffered
as referencese Both are familiar. with his business -career-and have known
him personally for years, As is indicated by the above he has been employed
by both.
Henry S. #OCDSRIDGE Formerly General Manager of Raymond-Whitcoiab Ince
Lo Wardman Park Hovel Now Assistant to the Presiuent, American Optical
s, . Washington, 0.Ce . Companys —
Warren Lee PIERSON Chairsan of the Board
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. United States:'
David icckefell
Alfred? ozynn ande=bilt
Mr. and Yes. Lawrence Tibhets (setropolitan Opera) . ‘
Epyros Sxouras (25th Century Fox) :
Robert Torring
Dariel Torping
‘: John Torsing
. Yoha Ringling North
Baren George Frangel © : : : ,
Dr. Hersan Barzch (ex U.S. Accassator to the Rett herlands)”
John Suyier (Secretary f the Dreasury) . ;
General Cerlos Rormlo (Philippines) . ; ok -
Serge Chlensky - . . . oO r
“Warren Lee Pierson (Chairman of oard - THA) me, :
James A. Farley (ex-Fostuaster Jeneral)
Geerge 5. Wells (ex-President - anericen Cptical)
fancy Cases Marigny
keeaetaiies somb (Mayor of Houstes, Texas)
rothy Srreckels (Sam Francisco sugar heiress
hoses Srreckels .
Beniamin Hatz (President ~ Green Watch -Co.)
France?)
Dean Frederick Beekczin (Americas Pro, Cathedral, Faris} . y
Alterto Dedero (South American shipping magnate : . ye
Baron and Baroness von Seidlitz,. .
Anire vubonnet
Pepe Herrera (Venezuelan Minister to Sweden)
Ralph B. Strassburger
A complete Mst, even of closest contacts, is difficult to compile, It includes
‘ - well-nem persons in the moving picture industry, newspaper people, hotel exe~
--cutives, transportation exect=2¥2S, persons high in government service and in — ‘ : _
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ARE T&ERE ANY FACTORS WHICH CONIRTBUTE TO OUR CONTKOL OF SUBJECT?
MONE - AT. PRESENT
DOES SUBJECT KNOW FOP WHAT SERVICE HE IS WORKING OR DOES HE KNOW.
THE DESTLIATION OF HIS INFORMATION?
NoTF Yer SERCO ITED
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RUBIEGT : atnerar- - John Augustus endian dre OO /- 3 3 vos
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1. We regret that. ‘eircunstances deyond our control prompted us to
-dispatch PARI-W21) on the off chince that Subject might he of sufficient
interest to you as a potential candidate for recruitment, thus bringing to
“a head a question which normally would have followed its course through the
mill. In this case, however, cue te Cubsect's alleged resignation from TWA,
we felt that a cable such as the one we dispatched was justified, die te the
fact that unless seme quick action is taken, Subject will definitely leave his
Fresent, Job with TY. and seek employment elsexhere. “
2e Cn 10 Nacemver, Subject had luncheon with EA\RF and unloaded all his
Ina casial way HARK asked him if by any chance he would
be willing to stay on at Tva if his salary were supplemented. Subject took
eagerly to this ressibility, since it is well-known that Subject likes his
Job and decires very much to remain, but is resigning merely for financial
reason3. In consultation with UNvGVSD and HARES, both of whom knew Subject
well, it is arparent that probsbly $300 monthly would allow Subject to decide
to stay with TA, provided we are suffictlently interested in recraiting him
for intelligence ectivitias.
3. Attached hereto is UNITVEDIs latest reror$ on Subject, sated 8 Decex
ter, and prepared prior to HARE's luncheon with Subject. :Thers seens to be
‘sone quastion as te whether Subject has actually subzitted jis resignation to
according to bene! he has, whereas Cubject denied this to
TuA in-writing.
3 in Paris that & Subject as tuking tertinal -
_ In any event, it te wel
- hh, We new awaft your reaction as to whether you ferl thet in rrinet pies
HeVICUAR.ds worth recruiting. © it too early, net heviag had specific and
fetailed talkg with McVICEAZ, te submit a projec’ outiiar, but all here are .
agreed that the organization eold benefit cohsideratly uy iubfectts extencive |
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& DSecsembor, 1959
Subjoot: MeVISKAR, JOY AUGUSTUS IRL
Address: 28 Avenue Montaigno Pards
Telephona: ELY 46.55
Subject ia quitting hts position ag traffic representative with Trans dorld Airline
aa of 31 Desexber, 1949, In August, 1949, aubject advised his auperiors, ine luding
WARREN LSE PIZASON, Shairran of the Board of THA and a personal friend, that he could
not continue ualess a larger ealary and a more liberal expense uccoumt were forth-
coring. He was informed in due course by Vieo President COKE that it waa trpossible
for the company to give him mre mney within the present wese structura. Subject
therefor decided to seex other erployront. On or about 15 hoverber subject wae
advised by Overdéas ‘Manager THORSON that “he could proceed “te mke new arrangements
ag of the end of the year. Whether euvjyect actual ly resigned or was aaxed to
torminate his connsotion due to his repeated carands for more money te not completely
clear to the writer.
Oversozs Manager THORNTON was never syzpathetic with the subject. According to
STANLEY MARKUSEN, TWA Overseas Public Relations Diractor, THORNTO: was jealous of
subject's popularity. On the other hand, JOM WIMGHiiL, Traffic Manager for Paria,
and subject's imrediate superior,. was,,and continues to be, his strong supportor.
Cn the basis of bueiness produced WINCHIL! nas told the writer that subject io the
MARKUSEN concura in that beliof. :
Subject is hishly rogarded by O27TA2 HOLTONS and PAULINA BRADIEY, directors of TWA,
‘In addition he io a close frienf of PICR90N, Ghairran ef the Board, who engaged him
directly in the first place. None of these, however, seen willing to rum comuter to
the econony drive now in progress within TWA sponsored by new President RALPH .
DAMON, lUnleas there is a last minute chanze in poiley subject's termination will atand.
Subicoct's futura ia uncertain. “Ma has boon in touch with a friend of hia in New York
named HARVEY DYIGHT. DWI}? makes frequen’ business tripe to Eurone oh behalf of his
own company which deaia in spare parte for airplanes, ha has intirated that he
might uge subject in Suvops for aix to eight monthe and then bring him back to the
U.S. for erployrént in Washington. ds ofthe above date DIIG: his made subject no
definite offer but las advisod him ina letter seen by the writer not to worry about
his future,
Ex-Poetraster Jeneral JAIES PAYLEY, now with ine Qocatola Sorpany, was interested
reoently in hiring subject for wors in France but that idea seema now to have boen
dropped, .
OHA? LES R035 23, Paris avtorpbile-dealor, had aozed subject to work for hin but subject
has refused, ;
For nen :
Subjact is hard preoaed for roney. Ho Ras outstandin; dedte and lilegealary from
TWA, in the vioinlty of $5502 rontily, had never been sufficient for his needs. In
October, 1949, TWA aut tha Living allowance paid to explores overseas. Acoording
to pubject, that cost his ahoit $150, ronthiy and forced hin inte debts Subject wa”
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merried in Jime of 1999 and hie exponses have risen sharply. Subject nae told
vhe weiter thet he necty a th oveast astlews a uenth, ealary ond expansa account
combined, in order to liv» in Faris and do a docont job,
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Fuow: SPECIAL OPERATIONS 45 DEC hg
Coxrinsationyy, (4-2) Te OUT. 954,59
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RE: PARI dath ae .. 38)
q. ALTHO “SUBJECT SOUNDED GOOD tN PRINCIPLE WE UNABLE APPROVE
REF PROPOSAL AT THIS TIME FOR FOLLOWING REASONS:
A. FRIOR COMPLETION PRELIM FOUR WAY CHECK PROVISIONAL
CLEARANCE UNCSTAINABIE. ; .
B. EVEN IF CLEARED. AND OSFINTTE TARGET IN MIND, $300 —
CONSIDERED EXCESSIVE FOR UtT RIED, UNTRAINED (ALTHO. Welk PLACED) -
1NDIVFCUAL COMPARED OTHER STARTERS. .
+B AS RESI@NATIGN APPEARS FAIT ACCOMPLI WE DO NOT CONSIDER iT
ADVISABLE ATTEMPT PERSUADE SUGUECT RETAIN. ORESENT POST THEREBY -
ror HEAVY MORAL OBLIGATTON SUPPORT HIM FOR INDEFIWITE PERIOD -
IM FUTURE.
. 3s NEW COVER: SHOULO: STILL GIVE SUBJECT. LATITUDE OUR WORK IF HE
PEMAINS IN. EUROPE. WILL SUBMIT RESULTS CHECK AND. REQUEST YOU FORIAULATE
new PROPOSAL ON EASIS NEW COVER WHEN WE WILL REEXAVINE AMD ADVISE,
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Acros: FDY (142) . So IN 14458
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TO: WASHF Cites; PARIF os
; 4; UNMOVED REPORTS SUBUECT WFPA 3489 RESIGNED FROM TWA EFFECTIVE
AN,
2, SU38JECT AP FEARS OPTIMISTIC RE POSSIBILITY SECURING WORK IN
EUROPE, HQ PARIS, WITH HARVEY OWIGHT, IMPOATANT “AIRPLANE SPARE PARTS
DEALER, 3F OWIGHT CONTACT MATERIALIZES SUSJECT WOULD RENAIN PARIS
S'X OR EIGHT MONTHS, THEN RETURN STATES TO WORK FOR OWIGHT, . POSSIBLY
“18 BASH,
3, AT LUNCHEON WITH HARE 10 DEC SUBYECT TOLD HARE ALL HIS
FINANCIAL TROUBLES ANDO INDICATED WILLINGNESS REMAIN TYA IF INCOME
COLLO Se SUPPLEMENTED, UNSIOVEO CONCURS WITH THIS, SUBJECT STATED
(RCV DEHXEB): TO HARE RE HAD ACTUALLY ‘RESIGNED FROM TEA, STATING HE
NOW TAXING TERMINAL LEAVE PRIOR TO RESIGNATION,
h, RE WFP] 3032, IN ViEW DEVELOPMENTS ABOVE WE FEEL DECISION ONE”
WAY OA OTHER CuR PART MUST BE MADE SOOWEST, THEREFORE REQUEST .
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE ANO YOUR AUTHOR!TY APPROACH SUBJECT,
iN PRINCIPLE, OFFERING SALARY 33500 MONTHLY, SUBJECT TO FINAL SECURITY
CLEARANCE, .THIS IN ORDER PERSUADE SUBJECT REMAIN WITH AOEAL TWA
COVER wOB AT LEAST UNTAL WE MAKE FANAL DECISION.
5. TWE, IN THIS CASE, 1S OF THE. ESSENCE.
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Eubject of BFA~359 ~ Ale bee
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sopmra te have, cs you euggett, aeny eecote worth exploiting. -
fo oxpec’t talé orellainsry four-szy cheek to teke at least six
‘weeks to couplate acd im the seantina vurlé aprrectete a further
Atat ef eubjectt. soz treats, ekotcied briefly «t the bottcn of
pege 8a of ole percena) reeerd form. Since operational elesranes
is given only for a opeciiie purpose, wo -elae requeat QUNOVEL® 8
ry vlors a exploitetion.
, 4. tudjeot persons] reemrd fora {26 Goll ce that subaltted
Oth MFP4~3505) is exueorliy soaplets, auich greatly Cacllitates
checking of tuis end. UFMOVED suculd te congratulated on nis
palnsteking reporting in tals netisr.
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To Chief, Far DATE: | 19 February 1956. .—
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FROM : Chief, Paris Station
SUBJECT: oenerac- WFPA~372); Wf £370 .
. SPECIFIC >
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1. UNVTD hag just ‘int ormed m | that Subject has definitely decided
net to roturn to Paris and is nor staying ot the Hotel Stanhope on Sth Avee,
New York. UNNOVED further aceures ine that Subject is definitely un_employed
for tha moment end is desperately lonking for suitable employment.
2. Apparently Cubjent has been able to borrow a considarabls amount
of money, he having gent to his wife wno memained tehind in Paris a suffie
cient amount of dollars to ccyer local det+s in French Francs which Subject
had accrued at tho vartous Faris hotels, tars, nightclubs, ete, Subjectts
wire is at present liquidating all thene debts, closing up and retarning to
the owner tn apartment in which they lives
to rejoin her husband within a few days,
sed plans to depart, fcr New York
3. UNMOVED lv > also assured we that Svdject is very anxious to return
to Europe anc, if possitle, Faris, UNNGYID has saintained his contacts with
other high TWA officials in Faris, who hav: told him that they area "lest with-
cut "Subjecs and would be very glad to see hin tack in Furis, It also seems
apparent that Subject left T%A under favorable circumstances and would be
willing to return (and they would accept hin). rovided ais financial situation
were satisfactorily settled,
he If Subject still interests yor, I suggest jou endeavor to contact
‘him at his dts] jn Now York.
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SUBJECT: “BevICHa, Ure, John augustus
#40104
In accordance with your request, a covert name check was
conducted on the above named Subject. The results are attached.
_A review of the information furnished as a basis for this _ :
‘name check indicates thut active covert inquicy and/or searches
of other public and quasi-public recurds should be productive.
However, in view of the limited nature of your request, co ‘effort
to develop such information has been made. : : :
The attached data simply represents the reaulta of inquiry
at the designated U. S. Government agencies. Should iadepeadent :
domestics inquiries be required. under the provisions‘of the ,
Director's mezorandun dated 14 Febtusry 1949, entitled "Eecurity
and Operatione: Clearances”, we would be pleased to sonduct
them and furnish the results to you as promptly as possible.
FOR THE CHIEF QF INSPECTION ANS SECURITY:
HA 7 ! eT;
Vile ROBERT A. CUNNINGHAM :
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Starr C/OSO Attent Mr. Bonnst
TO —' Ressarch Franch, 145 Staff DATE:
_ . FROM | wovICKAR, Jr., John Augustus hey
SUBJECT: #40108
“In accordance with your soxzest, a covert name check was
conducted on the above named Sutject. The results sre attached.
A review of the informaticzr furnished as a basis fer this
name cneck indicates: that active covert inquiry and/or searches
of other public and quasi-public records should be productive.
However, in view of the limited nature of your request, 20 effort
to develop such information has teen made,
The attached data simply represedts the results of inquiry
at the designated J. S. Governmest agencies. Should independent
domestic inquiries be required, under the provisions of the
° Director's memorandum dated 14 February 1949, entitied “Security
anu Operational Clearances", we would be pleased to conduct
them and furnish the results to yeu as promptly as sossible.
FOR THE CHIEF OF INSPECTION AND SECURITY:
ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM
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: “Bresent Addresai 28 Avomie “itpntal grid, Peris, Prance
, Date and Place of Birth: 12 February 1909, -Long Teland, New York _ . 2
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PS ‘ . Relatives: yather : John Augustus MeVikar (sic), U.S. citizen et | . : 0 FE
: ; ° ° . birth; living at home of Theodore Me kari (ate): 5. 20 .
: on Long Island, New Yorks. former | mera er of Us s. : 7
: Foreign Service - . 4 co
: Mother - J. 8. citizen at (births now deceased : . :
‘ ‘Brothers - Theodore MeVikar (ste), living U.S.
. : Rolph 2 ueviker (sic) i .
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Sis Daughter = Serdara Veviker. (ete), 19 jears of ase-(¢e
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Present _Exploynents tae,
Speciet, Sales Representa ti v6 ‘for Trans World Airline” _ .
in Paris” . ; oy
ne iidtng antien’ a Bathtve § Suite, Three=in-Coe oil, _ the i
; the. le. Baron Motor Cars (at age 38) ; .
ae ister car, Co. in urrens, } New ‘York (usta Autumn of
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Reynond-Whiteced, Inc.'s. 670 Papen
Aesiotant Gensrel Monager of 3t. Regia Rotel « Mow. ‘fork
etatant Gérieral Mansger of Hotel -Plerre, tow Jerk. (unt, 1942) °
" Anericéa, Red ‘cross (Austratia, jew “ Guinea, Pullippines) an Ts
* Operated’ Yar. Service Rureau of Amert con Gptical Company, ae Lue
Pashington,, De Cs, : To to 2 a os : yo
Prunged Yr, “Ino.
American ‘Atrlines.. aa District traffic Manager fo Holland, oto
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. Werdnan Fark Botel Witcomb Inc. - now Assistat to the
Washington, D. C. President, American Cptical Co.)
4 Warcen Lee Pierson . .
Chalasan of the ibard-
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“4 _ Bew York, Rew York
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Present Addrosss 28 Averus Kontat gue, Parte, Prence:
pate snd Plecs ‘of Hirth: 12 Pobruary 1909, Long Island, Kew York
Citi senah ip: U. 8s.
Relatives: Fathor - Juhn Avgustus MeVikar (sto), U.S. citizen at
: births living at home of Pheodore NeVikar (sic)
on’ Long Island, New Yorks former namber of U. 5S.
Forel gn Service
Mother - U. S. oitigan at birth: now deceased
Brothsrs- Theodore MeVikar (sic), living U. S.
Rolph VeViker (alo), Iiving Us Se
Sister - Porothea Nawsun, living U. Se
“Tfe ~ Ruth Haxwoll Warner YoVikar (210) (neo; Ruth Maxell) ~
Born St. Louis, Ntssourls U. S. citizen fron birth
Daughter - Larbara HoViker (sic), 19 yeare of ero. (daughter
ty previous marriage); living “in Sen Pranol sco,
Callforala, th renurried nother.
Bdueatt onal Badkground: : : .
St. Bernard's How York, Ve S. Ae
Harvey Sebool, Paris, France
Kodanhet Schoo2, St. Cloud, afe Pranse :
no college edusation on
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Speotal Sales Representative for Trons Horld Airlie .
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mo . . General falee Apert in Prance for varicus Asiorican products;
{noluding Jantaen dathing Suite, Threo-in-Cne Oil, the Frankia
‘Motor Car, the Le Baron Motor Cer. (ae age 1)
a Tet a General Sales Arent, ‘ta Prunee for Tusenberg. Wotor Cars and
Packard Votor Car Co,; Later oxoluslvely for ‘Paskard- Hotor -
Car ‘Co , “(until warty 1982)
me ° * packard Motor Car Co.. ‘tin Puffalo, Tew York “(until svt of
~ 19825
: Raywond-Whi teomb Ine, 670 Fifth Azonue, New York (uctil ivav)
Assistant Gecsral Kenager of St. Fagia hovel, new York
Asstatant General Managor of Rotel plerre, Lew Tork (until 1942)
American Red Cross (Austrolia, Kow Guineas, Philippines)
dperatod rar Service. duroau of Americeun uptical Coacany, .
Fashington, 2. Us : .
Transair, Ine.
Anortoan Alrlines as Mstrict fraffla Manager fa Holland,
. Belgium, and Luxembourg, with teadquarters in Ansterdaa
Rpeotal Sales Representative, Trans forld Atrlines- where |
aubjent has bepa ‘or past 15 + sonthés .
tS or nizations: oo ee ay oo
: . Be . ” _ Hever a nenber of any club, orrestzatioa, uation, party ;
u or socloty.
Pinanotels
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Ronry 8. Wondbri do (former Consral Manager of Raynond~
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Washington, 0. C. = President, Amorican Catical Co.)
Warren Lee Pierson
-Chaimaan of tho Board
Trans World Airline
Yow York, Sow York ,
“5. 5". ubjoot holds U. 8. Passport So. 227 and Social Seourity Ho. 91-09-6737.
SECRET
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MEZC2AEDTS
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SUBJECT: Requeet Yor Yane Check
Hanoi | MeVICKAR, ‘John higuetus, ore.
, Mexnene: "Johny"
Present Ada as: 28 Avernis Youtal gne, Parts, ‘Prasce
Date and Plaes, of Hirth: 12 February 1999, Leng Island, Naw York
- CLtt senshi ps Us 8.
Relatives: PFuther = John Augustus HoViker (ats), U.S. oftisan at
" rths living at hone of Theodore Ye¥ikar (sic)
on Long Island, Yaw York: former rember ora. 3,
Poroien Carvice.
Nother = U, 8. citizen at birth; now deorased
Brothore~ Theodore MeVikar (sic), ‘Living, Ue Be
Rolph Ue¥ikar (ato), living U. 26.
Sister - Darcthesa Dawson, Mving Us Se
/ Whe» Rath Maxwell Uarnor doVikir (ate) (uae Huth Kaxwoth) a
Born St. Lark 8 iiiseourts te Ge eltigan fraa Hirth. ;
aughter = Barbara MeViksr, (sic), 19 years of age: (caughter
” by previoua. nafrisce)) living in 5en Prenctece, :
California, 4th rengrri od mother, . :
Ca o Se. ‘Dornsrd’s ‘How York, | We Fe Ae
of . we a Harvey Sabsol, Parte, Prance - .
: an _ ‘Hodanne's Sehool, . Bt. Cloud, . of. vranee. ~
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30 Paris an ; _. eee?
Previous. Ey loynent:
General fales Agent tn Franes for various inerican produate,
ine) uding dantsen. Bathing Suite, Threo-in-One Cil, the Franklin
- Motor Car, the Le Baron Kotor Car. ‘(at age 18)
; . _ Ganeral’ ‘Bales Apent-In Prance for Dusénberg Hotor. Cara ‘and 7 oe
woe rn ’ Packard otor. Car Co.; leter exelucively for Peckard Hotor
: ote Car Co. Cant] sarky 1831) :
a" Motor Car Co. in Buffale, Yow: York (unttd Autuan of
IYssz
: Paynond-thi toonb Inos., 870 Fifth Avemie, Hew York (until 1940)
Assistant General Monagor of St. Rocis Hotel, few York
Asaistant General Haneger of Hotel Pierre, New York (untii 1942)
Averican Red Creus (Australie, New Gulcea, Pht pies)
Operated ar _Service Buronu of Ausri can Optioal Companys
Feshington, © gp. G.
franeair, Ino. —
American Airlines aa District Yraffia Kuaager fa Hollant,
Belgiua, and luxe bourg, with headquarters in /neterdan
. Spootsl Sales Reprearatative, trans Torld Airliner whers
: : an sub,sot has been ror past 15 months. .
a ce ae Organ gatgones ma s, me “ . _ Se bee
: : : “os Hever rs nombor- ot ay elub, organisation, unten, party. , 5 ; ca
or soolaty. .
Bart scodunt with Chemical Fark ond Trust Co. of Hew York
SECRET -
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_Nenry 8. hoodbridge (former General anager of Rayaunde
‘Wardman Park Hotel wWiltcomh Ine. = now Assiatant, to tho
Washington, 2D.’ C. Prostdent, Auortean Cotioal Co.)
Warren Lee Pierson . . se \
. -Chairman of the Sard :
. Trang orld Airline
' New York, Hew York
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“WORKING AS AN cvecta 0 (a AT SOVIET EMBASSY, LONDON, THEY
INQUIRING REASONS WHY WE CONSIDERED HIM SUSPECT RIS» PROGABLY
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@8 EDK 0 ¥, BORN 28 JUL 27) RYABANSKAYA OBLAST,
WIFE! YELENA LVOVNA OBEDKOVA NEE DMITRIYEV AD
BORN 24 MAR 28, MOSCOH, POSTING! THO YEARS SOVIET
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ACTION REQUIEGG - ERNE ; —
1, For your information, we no longer carry Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV
(201-779195), guard at the Soviet Embassy in Tehran, as PCS, He was not listed
on ROGWEN's April 1971 Presence List nor their December 1971 list, We assume
he has departed PCS,
2. During OBYEDKOV's tour in Tehran his wife, Yelena, served as principal
at the Soviet school. His som was apparently in Moscow living with Yelena's mother,
On 23 Octuber 1969, ROARC reported the grandmother calling to.check with OBYEDKOV
regarding a tutor for the child, They discussed the possibility of the tutor coming
for three times a week, at five rubles per hour, but OBYEDKOV, after checking with
his wife, decided on two times a week, OBYEDKOV seemed to be very fond of his
mother-in-law. According to our AESCREEN transcriber, she was the only one that
could tell OBYEDKOV what to do,
3. The following are comments made by our AESCREEN transcriber on OBYEDKOV
on 8 Jaly 1970:
“He fs very security conscious, especially in dealing with "official people” or
superiors, He mentions his name to his friends freely, but refuses to say his name
when he knows that one of the superiors is calling, “this is the duty officer” OBYEDKOV
* would say several times, He often lectures people when they violate security regulations
when talking on the telephone. OBYEDKOV has to be persuaded several times or even
(continued)
_ ATTACHMENT:
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DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER Toate ven nant
NITA~25520 ___@ February 1972
CUSSIFICATION NGS RUE MUMBER
SECRET 2016179495
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be econ ee en ane ane nme
begged if somcone needs help (getting & vehicle or when asking for a favor), but when
he decides to help, OBYEDKOV will suty with the problem until he gets results.
Although OBYEDKOVA seems to be more cultured and better eaucated than her
husband, it is certain that only OBYEDAOV makes the final decisions. OBYFDKOV
could be very pleasant, helpful and even kind, but it usually depended on his mood,
"5. The only Soviet we noted as being friendly with OBYEDKOV during his tour
here was Rafik Nazhaf-Ogly ABDULLAYEV (201~808524), Third Secretary, suspect
RIS, probable KGB. When speaking to one another they used the familiar "ty",
We do not know the extent of their relationship,
4, Forwarded herewith is a photograph, date unknown, received from ROGWEN,
We have destroyed the Station file.
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DOC. MURS. SER
1. Request traces iA a
. .. Ivan Initriyevien OBYEDKOV (201-77945) DOP ciuce bel
| . te born 2 27, Ryazan wee
. ssport: S 42 issued 26 Ma
—p . wife: Yelena born 1923 SC
passport: S-109043 issued 26 May 1967 Ke tiv
occupation: guard, Soviet Enbassy, Tehran _ IRS.
arrived: 15 August 1967. A ieee teas
Photocopies of the OBYEDKOVs' passports are attached.
2. According to the 1063 vd 1964 Chesklists of Soviet Officials Abroad,
one Ivan Ivanovich OBYEDKoY ¥51-121531)5 born Lh July 1912; wite Yelena;
A number ohe77, was present in Mexico City since August 1952 as an anployee
‘of tne Soviet Embassy. The. Checklist for 196; lists one Ivan Pmitriyevich
GBYEDKOV {(201-779495); born 15 July 1912; wife Yelena; A number 41970, as an
“@€uployee of the Soviet Enbassy in Mexico Clty since August 1962. Apparently
these two OBYEDKOVs are one An[tie same and althougi Subject's birthdate is
different we believe he is identical with tne OBYEDKOV who served in Mexico City.
Recently a conversation was recorded on ROARC during woich Subject used several
Spanish words and expressions. It is possible Subject acquired a knowledge of
Spanish during a previous tour in 8 Spunish speaking country suca as Mexico.
Please compare the attacned photo of Subject wlth that of the -OBYEDKOV who was
assigned to Mexico City to detennine if they are identical,
Veronica L. ANIELARKE .
Attachment: As stated, h/w
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HOS FE MUMGER
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1. \Forwarded herowith are Suamary Traces in SP forsat on
Ivan Uratriyevich wYGuKcy (20i-779495) who is suspect KIS,
Parapraph 20 of the Sunnary is for passage to liaison,
: 2,. Stbject is not identicai to Ivan Ivanovich OBYLPKOV
(201-121531), hen Subject first arrived in Mexico in August 1962,
he was reported as Ivan Ivanovich and this error was not corrected
until May 1905; therefore, two Checklists carried the wrong man
PCS in Wexico, When the records were corrected, the Subject’s .
birthdate was not, and the same date was Listed for both parties.
Heedquavtars recezds do not list a wife or other dependents for
Tvan Ivanovich OBYGUXOV and, as-far as is known, he has not been
]
assigned abraad MCS prior to the date of this dispatch,
Paid —_ZJ
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ATTACHMENT: .
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A NUMBER: A 41970 : ‘
1, NAME: Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV
2. DPOB: 27 August 1927 or 19 July 1927 in Ryazan
3. CITIZENSIITP AND PASSPORT DATA:
a, USSR
b, Service passport $009260, used while Subject was in Mexico
: c. Service passport $105042, issued 26 May 1967
6. CURRENT POSITION:
Guard in the Soviet Embassy, Tehran ; os
7, RELATIVES: oo,
c. spouse - Yelena Lvovna possibly nee DMITRIYEVA, born 1928 ,
in Moscow, She traveled to Mexico on Service
passport 5009270. She served as the director
of the Soviet Primary School in Mexico City
4 and ran the summer camp in Cuernavaca. e
; . d. children - a son, Viadimir Ivanovich, bern 1953. a
Boris Lvovich DMRTRIYEV and Mariya Borisovna DMITRIYEVA, ; . Soe
who are probably wife's brother and sister-in-law, During
Subject’s stay in Mexico they occupied Subject’s apartment :
in Moscow, given as Moscow E-143, Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye
Shosse 26, Building 7, Apartment 69, telephone G3-72-34,
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In May 1964 Sudject spoke to "Boris" in Moscow about certain
purchases for the apartment, and Subject's wift also spoke
to her mother, who apparently lived with Boris and his wife.
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PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, AND HABITS: .
Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy
in Mexico, he appeared td be fairly well educated and was
not subservient to any of the other Soviets, with the
exception of Counselor Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEV .
(201-028975). On one occasion Subject Was reported to be
helping the daughter of Commercial Counselor Georgiy
‘Stepanovich VISKO with hér arithmetic homework. On another,
Subject was asked about methods of producing metal wire,
a subject on which Subject was well informed as a result of
his having once worked for a wire factory.
Subject had a tape recorder at home which he liked to
“listen to, He also occasionally went fishing with other Soviets...
Subject told "Boris" in Moscow to build a large garage,
because he was bringing a big car back with him. He also
asked whether Boris had bought a refrigerator and TV for the
apartment, On another occasion he was negotiating for a can
of paint to take back to Moscow with him to repaint "the
Moskvich", ‘Subject and his wife were both buying watches
just before leaving Mexico. From the above it appears
‘that Subject was fairly well-off financially, for a guard,
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Date unknewn - Subject reportediy worked at the Serp i Molot
(wire) factory in Leningrad.
(28 August 1962 - Subject, accompanied by wife and son, arvived
PCS in Mexico as an employee of the Soviet
Embassy. Subject replaced Vyacheslav
Aleksandrovich YEGOROV (201-273431), who
N anipeher nce es pein ML LIS Sabroyepeneni amie tte tt tars
is suspect GRU.
6-19 November 1962 - ~ Subject was in the hospital in Mexico City.
ae hoes
On the lith of November he underwent a a
three hour operation of unspecified nature,
The other Soviets had to guard him when
abies tee
he came out of the operating room,
17 August 1963 - Subject stated that he had just returned from
a trip with Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN
(201-261813), who is known GRU, There was no
information on where or why the trip was taken.
4 August 1965 - Suaject departed Mexico PCS, transiting Belgium
on his return to the USSR. He was accompanied
rr)
by Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV (201-305052)
who is known KGB. .Susject was replaced by
Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN (201-782164).
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Mexico City Station considers Subject suspect RIS because
ae appears better educated that his duties as a guard would
demand, because he seems financially better off than other
Soviet guards and because of his apparent association on
equal footing with Soviet RIS officers, DERYASIN in 1955
advised LNERGO that the surname OBYEDKOV was familiar to him
as the name of a person who was in the Guards Directorate of
the MVD in 1951, i —
In’ September 1967 DERYABIN and RASTVOROV said. that they /
neither recognized the face nor the name of the Subject, |
(Both Ivan Ivanovich and Ivan Dmitriyevich were seen by the |
defectors and they did not recognize either of them.) |
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13, INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY: : .
There was no intelligence activity noted on the Subject's
part while he was stationed in Mexico.
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‘14, "NON-INTELLIGENCE activity:
Subject primarily handled the main Soviet telephone and
took guard duty at the gate. Subject toox messages for other
Soviets, notified them of meetings, and contacted them for '
appointments with each other. He occasionally drove one of
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the Embassy cars on errands, ile kept a ledger of the telegrams 1 ,
sent out by the Embassy and notified other Soviets when cables
came in for them.
15. CONTACTS:
a. Soviet friends and associates,
1. Valeriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV (201-293945),
employee in the Soviet Trade Representation in
Mexico from February 1961 to May 1964, suspect
RIS. When the ANDRIANOVs left Mexico they were
planning to get in touch with Subject's family
in Moscow. . ;
2, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491), Second
Secretary at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico from
August 1962 to April 1967, known GRU. Subject
‘ appeared not to like DENISOV, It also appeared
that DENISOV was responsible for reimbursing -
Subject for the gas Subject used in- KUKHARENKO'S
car. |
3, Aleksey Nikolayevich GANIN (201-757775), known GRU
officer who visited Mexico 31 July - 14 August 1964,
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_ known GRU officers, met GANIN on his visit to
Mexico,
Sergey Semenovich XUKIARENKO (201-260831), chief
of the Soviet information Bulletin in Mexico From
October 1962 to August 1964, suspect KGB. Subject
and KUKHARENKO were the best of friends for a
PON aD MER NEN ee ok
time, but ther “UXHARENKO began drinking too
much and getting into various scrapes. Subject Sosa
frequently commiserated with KUKHARENKO's wife
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over her husband*s drinking, automobile accidents, :
money problems. Subject occasionally used
Ft ean Sas
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Oleg Pavlovich MOSKVICHEV (201-285090}), employee
Q in the Soviet Trade Representation in Mexico
i from March 1961 to July 1964, known KGB. Subject
gave MOSKVICHEV his home address in Moscow,
pase et
Viadimir Nikolavevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171),
code clerk at the Sdviet Embassy in Mexico from
September 1964 to March 1967, known KGB. Subject
is not known to have associated with RADVANSKIY; |
however, Subject's wife and RADVANSKAYA worked :
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RADVANSKAYA took over the camp after Subject's
wife left Mexico, RADVANSKAYA asked Subjoct's
wife to tell her (RADVANSKAYA'sS) daughter to.
enter the institute when she saw her in Moscow.
Viadimir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENKO (201-727109),
Second Secretary of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico
from August 1963 to July 1967, no known RIS
affiliation, When ROMANCHENKO was in Moscow
on leave in Hay 1964, Subject told "Boris"
(believed to be Subject’s brother-in-law) to
send letters to him through ROMANCHENKO when
he came back to Mexico.
Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO (201-243602), Commercial
Counselor in Mexico From July 1962 to circa
December 1966, suspect GRU. Subject's wife
and Mrs. VISKO taught together in the school
and sgemed to be good friends, Subject also
seemed to be friends with Mrs, VISKO, and he
reportedly helped the VISKO's daughter with her
arithmetic nomework on at least one occasion.
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Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDAOV, born 27 August 1927,
accompanied by his wife Yelena iLvovna, and son, Vladimir
[vanovich, born 1953, were stationed in Mexico City from
August 1962 to August 1965. Subject was a guard in the
Soviet Embassy. Subject is suspect RIS.
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Forvarded berevith for Headquarters retention are voice
saxples, taken froa LIENVOY, of the following Sovieta previously
atationed in Bexico ¢
Ivan Gavetlovich ALYERTET (291+238701) |
Yuriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOY (201-230429)
Ivan Afanasyevich PBEXETOV (201-754500)
‘Ina Nikelayevna BOLDOVA (201=245416)
- ¥asiliy Karpovich BUTSEV (201-273983).
Yurdy Aleksandrovich DOYRACHEY (20)-297866)
Alekyey Ivanovich GARMASYUEV (20109277418)
Viadisir Patrovich GULIN (201+734983)
Vikter Petrovich RALINIS (201 +735048)
Nikolay Koastantinovich KHLEBNIEOY (291-227420)
Sergey Sargeyevich MOWSTANTIADY (201-101724)
Valeriy Viadtatrovich KOSTIEDY (201-305052)
Sergey Senesovich KUZRARENKO (261-260831)
Oleg Hakaisovich WECHIPORZHED (201-305870)
| Vladimir Petrovich OBRTEOY (2012731594)
_twan Daitriyevich OBYEOROY (2012772405). Wy men
Aleksandr Patrovich PAYLOY (201 -761265) .
Georgiy Aleksandrovich RUCHUCHEIN (201-242728)
- Yastlty Vasilyevich SLEDXOY (201-735055)
Bergey Tosifovich SOKOLOVSHIT {201-028485)
Geanadly Pedorovich STROGANOV (20 1+735038)
Georgty Stepanovich VISKO (2012243802)
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ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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REFERENCE: HMMA-20177, 28 May 1965 SR TRAVEL Os"
1. LIFIRE reported the departure on 7 July 1965 via Sabena .
flight 556 for Brussels (and the USSR) of Subject's wife and son.
According to ,LIENVOY, Subject will follow in September. It is not
known Known whether this travel is PCS or TDY.
2. Travelling.on the same flight with Subject was Lyudmila
Ivanovna ZHEVTUN (201-754502), who has gone on home leave to
the USSR. .
3. The Station would appreciate a reply to the Reference,
which requested clarification of Subject's identity.
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ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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REFERENCES: A, HMMA-26824, LO August 1965
B. MEXI-4485, 19 August 1965
1, Reference A reported the departure of Subject from Mexico on 4 August
1965. The Scation now believes that Subject departed PCS, and that he has pessibly
been replaced by Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN, whose arrival on 14 August 1965 was
reported in Reference B,
2. According to LIENVOY, KARCHIN has been answering the telephone at the
Soviet Embassy, a duty for which Subject was. previously responsible, According
to LICALLA, KARCHIN has also been taking guard duty at the entrance gate to the
Soviet Embassy, which Subject also had as one of his duties.
3, In addition, LIENVOY reported that on 17 August 1965 that “a new school
director" had arrived at the Soviet Embassy. OBYEDKOVA’ had previously been the
director of the Soviet school in Mexico, and the fact that she had been replaced
indicates that she will not return to Mexico. The identity ef the new school
director has not been established, although it may be XARCHINA,
. 4. The attached Soviet Personality Report (SPR) on Subject represents
a@ summary of Station information on him. It is noted that Subject is listed as
suspect RIS, service unknown, his previous designation as suspect KGB was based
primarily on his presumed identity with the subject of 201-121531, which has now
been established as incorrect. -
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' DATE: 26 August 1965
Ivan Daitriyevich OBYEDKOV (4).
cae 1927-30 (3). Place unknown.
CITIZENSHIP AND PASSPORT DATA:
Soviet service passport no. 009260, used in 1965 (3).
ETHNIC ORIGIN: No information.
OTHER NAMES USED: No information
*
CURRENT: POSITION: Unknown
RELATIVES:
Wife: Yelena Lvovna OBYEDKOVA (1). Probably nee DMITRIYEVA (3).
DOB: ca. 1928-32 (3).
Soviet service passport no. 099270, used in 1955 (3).
In Mexico 28 Auguse 1962 - 22 July 1965 (2,5). Served as director
of the Soviet primary school in Mexico City and also ran the sumer
camp in Cuernavaca,
Son: Vladimir (1,2).
BCE: ca. 1953-56 (3).
In Mexico 28 August 1962 - suty 1965. Travelled on
mother’s passport, (2,5)3
Boris Lvovich. DMITRIYEV anc Mariya Borisovna DMITRIYEVA.who are
probably wife's brother and sister-in-law, During Subject's tour
in Mexico, che DMITRIYEVs were staying in Subject's apartment
in Noscow, given as Moscow E-143, Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye Shosse 26,
Building 7, Apartment 69, telephone G3-72-34 (4). In May 1964
Subject spoke to "Boris" in Moscow about certain purchases for the
apartment, and Subject's wife also apoke to her mother, who apparently
lived with "Boris" and his wife (1).
LANGUAGES: Spanish - poor (1).
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND PHOTOS:
Photes of Subject and his wife are attached (7).
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10, PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, HABITS:
Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico, he
appeared to be fairly well educated and was not subservient to any of
the other Soviets, with the exception of Counselor Boris Aleksandrovich
KAZANTSEV (201-028975). On one occasion Subject was reported to be
helping the daughter of Commerclal Counselor Georgiy Stepanovich VISKO
. with her arithmetic homework, On another, Subject was asked about methods
of producing metal wire, a subject on which Subject was well informed aa
a result of his having once worked for a wire factory (1).
: Subject had a tape recorder at home which he likedto listen to. He also
— occasionally went fishing with other Soviets (1).
oo . Subject told "Boris" /paragraph 7c above/ in Moscow to build a large
= an garage, because he was bringing a big car back with him. He also asked
Bee, . whether "Boris" had bought a refrigerator and TV for the apartment. On
° another occasion he was negotiating for a can of paint to take back to
Moscow with him to repaint “the Moskvich." Subject and his wife were
: both buying watches just before Leaving Mexico. (1). /From the above it
oo appears that Subject was fairly well-off financially, for a guard/.
ll, CURRICULUM -VITAE:
- : a (date unknown) Subject reportedly had worked at the Serp 1 Molot
“- wire factory in Leningrad (1).
. 28 Auguet 1962° Subject, accompanied by his wife and son,
: . arrived in Mexico as employee of the Soviet
~ . : Embassy, Subject replaced Vyacheslav
: - Aleksandrovich YEGOROV (201-273431, /suspect
GRU/. (2) In Mexico City Subject and his
family lived at Tacambaro 4, reportedly in . ;
Apartment 5 fn January 1963 and in Apartment 4
f in July 1965, (1).
. - 22 July 1965 " "* Subject's wife and son departed Mexico for
a Se the USSR (5). ,
4 August 1965 Subject departed Mexico for the USSR (3).
. Subject is believed co have been replaced by
Ivan Petrovich KARCHIN (no Station traces.)
12, INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION: Suspect RiS,
The’ Station bas no real evidence of Subject's intelligence affiliation;
however, because Subject appears better educated than his duties-as a guard would
demand, because he seems financially betcer off than other Soviet guards, and
because of his apparent association on an equal footing with Soviet officers,
he is considered suspect RIS. It is further noted that Subject's predecessor was
suspect GRU.
13, LNTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY: Unknown.
14, NON-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY:
In Mexico City Subjece primarily handled the main Soviet Eabassy telephone (1)
Said aise toox guard duty at the gate (3), Subject Cook messages for other Soviets,”
necified chan of wmeectnga, and contacted them far appointments with each other,
He also uccastonally drove one of the Embassy cars on errands. He kept a ledger
cf the telegraus sent out by the Embassy and notified other Soviets when cables
case? in fer them (1).
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On L? Auguse 1963 Subject stated that he had just returned from a trip
with Valeutin Vasilyevich BAXULIN (201-T6LS13) (1). /BAKULIN fs an idencified
GRU officer. The Station has no further information on the nature of this
trip, nor any reports of other trips taxen by Subject./
Froa 6 to 19 November 1962 Subjfece was in the hospital (Sanitorio
Reforma) in Mexico City. On Ll Novenber he underwent a three-hour operation of
an unspecified nature. The other Soviets had co take guard duty with him in the
hospital, and it was stressed that one of the Soviet men should be with him after
he came out of the operation. (1).
15. CONTACTS:
_ Subject is not known to have had any contact with non-Soviets during hia
tour in Mexico, with the exception of an occasional visit to one of the doctors
regularly consulted by the Sovlets. Subjecc's closest Soviet contacts appeared
to be the following :
a. Valeriy Aleksandrovich ANDRIANOV (201-293945), employee in the
Soviet Commercial Office in Mexico from February 1961 .to May 1964, suspect RIS,
When the ANDRIANOVs Left Mexico they were planning to get in touch with Subject's
family in Moscow (1). .
b. Aleksandr Mikhaylovich DENISOV (201-726491), Second Secretary at
the Soviet Embassy in Mexico sinca August 1962, known GRU, Subject appeared not
to like DENISOV. Ic also appeared that DENISOV was responsible for reimburing
Subject for the ges Subject used im KUKHARENKO's (see below) car (1).
Aleksey Nikolayevich GANIN (201+757775), known GRU officer who visited
“Ce
Subject, along with other Soviets who were known
Mexico 31 July + 14 August 1964,
GRU officers, met GANIN on his visit to Mexico (6).
d. Sergey Semenovich KUKHARENKO (201-260831), chief of the Soviet
information Bulletin in Mexico from October 1962 to August 1964, suspect KCB.
Subject and KUKHARENKO were the best of friends for a time, but then KUXNARENKO
began drinking too much and getting into various scrapes. Subject frequently
commiserated with KUKHARENKO's wife over hér husband's drinking, automobile
accidents, money problems. Subject occasionally used KUKHARENKO's car. (1).
e. Oleg Pavlovich MOSXVICREV (201-285090), employee in the Soviet
Commercial Office in Mexico from March 1961 to July 1964, known KGB. Subject
"gave MOSKVICHEV his home address. in Moscow (1). ----- --
ft. Viadinir Nikolayevich RADVANSKIY (201-298171), code clerk at the
Soviet Embassy in Mexico since September 1964, known KGB. Subject is not known to
have associated with RADVANSKIY; however, Subject"s wife and RADVANSKAYA worked
together in the schvol and children's camp, and RADVANSKAYA took over the camp
after Subject's wife left Mexico, RADVANSKAYA asked Subject's wife to tell her
(RADVANSKAYA's) daughter ‘to enter the inseitute when she saw her in Moscow (1).
. g. Viadisir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENK9) (201-727109), Second Secretary
at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico since August 1963, no known RIS affiliation.
When ROMANCHENKO was in Moscow on loave in May 1964, Subject told "Boris" (believed
to be Subdject's brother-in-law) to send-Letters to him through ROMANCRENKO when
he came back to Mexico. Subject said that RCMANCHENKO could be reached through
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. he Georgly Stepanevich VISKU (201-243602), Commercial Counselor in
Mexico since July 1962, suspect GRU. Subjece's wife and Mrs, VISKO taught
together in che school and seemed to be gocd Friends. Subdject also seened to be
friends with Mra, VISKO, and he reporteuly helped the VISKO daughter with her
arithmetic homework on at Least one occasion, Mra. VISXO was planning to send
some things to Moscow with Subject when he left (1). \
16, PAST OPERATLONAL ACTIVITY AGAINST SUBJECT: 4
None, with the exception of technical surveillance,
17. OPERATIONAL PLANNING DATA:
Not applicable
18. OPERATIONAL STEPS TO BE CARRIED OUT IN NEXT YEAR:
Not applicable.
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19, SOURCES:
1, LIENVOY, date as given if applicable...
2. MEXI-1850, 31 August 1962
3, HMMA-26824, 10 August 1965, LIFIRE travel report.
4, HMMA-26177, 28 May 1965, LIENVOY information on Subject «
5. HMMA-26658, 22 July 1965, LIFIRE travel report.
6. MEXI-0503, 7 August 1964, LIEMPTY refort on GANIN's visit.
7. LIEMPTY photographs, taken in 1965.
8. LILYRIC surveillance reports, 1962-65.
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flight $56 for Brussels (and
whether Subject's travel was PCS or TDY.
had left Mexico on 7 July 1965).
2. LIFIRE reported that Subject was travelli on Soviet
service passport no. 009260; nis wife. and daughter had travelled
on no, 009270, Subject's age was given as 35, that of his wife '
as 34, and that of his son Vladimir as 9. (Comment: These age
may be as of 1962, when Subject originally éntered Mexico‘)
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1, Weadquacters agrees that Subject is probably not identical with
Ivan Lvanovich UBYEQKOV (201-121531) as was earlier believed, and has
accordingly assigned ivan tatteiyavich 201-779495 . A full Headquarters
trace under that name tirned up no information other than that originating
from Mexico City Station, which has new been re-classified into the new
file, We age puzzled by the fact that MEXI-1850, dated | Septeaber 1962, the
first piece of correspondance from Mexico city Staticn on Subject, reported
him as Ivan Ivanovich.
2. A photo comparison of the two individuals in this case is not
satisfactory proof that they ex ia fact two people because of the difference
in years and exposure in the photographs. The pre-Mexico City traces on
lvan Llvanovich reflect only a date and place of birth as identifying data. |
It Ls hoped that Mexico City Station can obtain soon identifying biographic’
data on Ivan Daitriyevich in order to fimaly resolve the matter, .
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1, Douglas J, FEINGLASS has reported that the OBYEDKOV who is in Mexico
Gity is' definitely Ivan Dmitriyevich, net Ivan Ivanovich as previously recorded,
(Source: LIENVOY tapes.) It is impossible to check the original flight maniffest
ligting OBYEDKOV's. arrival in 1962, since this has been destroyed,
2. OBYEDKOV also appears to be much younger than the Ivan Ivanovich
OBYEDKOY (201-121531) who was born Li July 1912 and with whom Subject was
assumed to be identical, No date of birth ts available for the OBYEDKOV in
Mexico City, -
43, Subject's wife is Yelena Lvovna OBYEDKOVA. They have a son Viadimir,
born roughly In 1953, LICALLA photographs of Subject and ais wife are caclosed,
According to LIENVOY, Subject's home address in Moscow is Moscow E-HS, —-
Metrogorodok, Otkrytoye Shosse 26, Bullding 7, Apt. 69, telephone G3-72-34.
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* Borisovna DMITRIYEVA. .
4, Headquarters is requested to retrace Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOY and
assign a new 201 number if Headquarters agrees that he is not identical with the
Subject of 201-121531,.
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AND INTENDS INJECT LICOOKY*1 AFTER K's RETURN,
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Date of Information: 29 Aurust'= 6 Septem-
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Place Acquired: Bo-otd Date Acquired: 12 Sentember 1950
Evaluation: B-Doce Date of Report: 18 September 1950
Source: Controlled American Source
On the basis of information conmunicated to his Government by the Colombian
Anbassador in Costa Rica, the National Chief of Detectives, car loo ROD ICUS: ua.
Teller, was sent to Costa Rica to investigale reported élandestine movements
a of armaments in Costa Rican territory which, according to vague reports, might
: Pe shipped to Colombia. Keportedly involved in this activity was one Arturo
eens. Of Colombian nationality, in conbination with various Communist elements.
A cony “cosy of this investigator's report, dated 11 September 1950, is submitted
herewith. Tho following are oxcerpts cf possible interest. —
A - The detective sorvice in Costa Rioa has knowledge of the visits to the
° : Golfito region of the United States oitizen Richard*ZROwN, who at present
_ : - |is-in-Puerto Limon-engaged im arms traffic. ie werd able te confirm that
. rot this man makos frequent trips probably connected with this business, There
nom ..- ° 48 another American citizen named Charles UFR oun TLUFRORROW), who had a
. lumber business in this port-and later engaged in fishing, Re is being
watched becauso he is also enraged in arms traffic. At oresent he is in
‘eh Panema .
he In the Customs house of the nort we were able to inspect the records which
u : aro kapt there on the movements of foreigners but found that they are very
rudimentary and we obtained no exact data ot interest.
The Costa Rican authorities have-sent sone of their best intelligence agents
to Golfito to investigate the movements of Arture ROTERS, slias a1 Voaho."
. An agent informed me thet he had been unable to discover tne presence of a
: person by that name among the banana loading - workers. . This agent stated he
eo, ' was investigating: the activities ‘of the améFican Charles Var Lon SLUFRORRGY, ¢,
N Lot ‘commer of the fishing launch "Yolanda Bentin" of United States or Vonduran
“registry, reportedly engased in-armé traffic. It was also reperted that
in-Golfito a Colombian by the nane of Carlos TALIES Gonzalez, alias Arturo
4. ° -ORONEAIEZ 3 aN i ns, is working « pees nese
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: ‘The resion between Palmar and: Piedras Blancas is completely infected with
° ot communism. It is reported that at kilometer 44 between Palmar and Colfito
re a deposit of armament 1s hidden,
- oe LOE ; Ga some of the fincas around thé estero of Sierpe it is reported that there
tree i "> are various deposits of armaments. In this region Communists are activo.
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as other arms stored on his finca La lucha.
Conclusfons. In Casta Kica the existence of a rermanent standing Army 18
prohibited. Thus the nation is a hst bed for political organizations of any .
kind which convort themselves inte a menace to the stability of Costa Ricae
Without the Lacking of 2 military srganiraticn the other institutions are
extremely week and detectivism, police, civil cuard, and so forth, are un~
prepared to carry out the administration of the Governments
Uncer theses conditions and with che authorization of the Colombian Anbassador
in Costa Rica, Ir. Fulgencio LEQUERICA Velez, I suggest that the Colombian
Goverment srant fivo scholarships to young Costa Picans to study detective
: Work in Colombia for the purpose of aiding Corcta Riéa to form a teonnical
corps of Police and set up the basis for an organization which will benefit
3 greatly our country since if this tecame effective Colombia would have-in
‘ that country an organization which little by little would reflect our om
, interests and desires in Central Anerioa.
FIELD CQUENT: This report adds very little to our knowledge of 1 arms _trattio in !
Casta Riea, bub it is believed to be of interost. :
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*Somesaatory
Solewkien with goed eontacte ia the Bational rollea.
Attached far your taforaation in a oopy of a report, asted 11 Reptasher
5 He wish was srepared.by the Colashisa Xstians) Chief of Tebeet lysg follase
dag ata ryturn fron a sontiisatdal miesiza 4a Casta aica to invactigeto the
Papurtod @laale shine sovawnts af apag in Cesta Slesn territory, postinly
dasticci fur Cols-tiae ‘the Sollesiar ate exesrpis of paveiblea interest.
Tha Columbian davectigater reported that the Costs Slean detectim: servies
Rad ieeiedge of the visits tz the (elfite reeisn of the Gnited ototen eitisen
Adesasya Pow, Wis at the tine of tne report nas Le “oerts Linen dealing
in the trafiie af apes. ancthar avsrlvan eitisen, Charles karien Lufborrme,
who had a lueber beeinase in “uerts Limon emi later euzased ln Plating, sas
baling galéted beaause he aloo waco dealing in anes. Ab the ties of tha resort,
bafvosrow wes tn lanataes
Yo Coleablan dnavestigeter Inapested the records Bort in tks Customs baiiding
as the port an the aoverorts ef foreimers, bst found tina to be verp radi~
menhary and ebtalned no factued information af interest,
Tie Cesta Rican authorities have cont come of thelp best iniaiiigence agents
2 faifito ta invaetigats the sevenente of ene Artura fotero, eliss "51 Yooho",
. allarecly a Goloebian, # Casta Hiean agent a¢vise? the Colombian Livestipator
thet ho had teen unable to diosaver the premence ef anyone by that nese acung
&ho banana josding workers, Tho agent sald that bo wes dnvwetigoting the
acbivitiea ef Lufterros, emer of the fishiag Jaench Tuk. HenTin of vaited
States ar Headursn ragiatry, reportedly engagot ba arus traffic, Ib ues alsa
Toported thet amsther Calogblan ty the axoo of Carlos Faliss Consaloz, alise
artazo Usersles Xallaa, sus wortting ta Golflto,
The Caloabian Lavestigsater repented that ke had Learned thet tbe rezicn tebscen
Yalmer ond ‘igre Rlanene ic infsoted with Commaisa, emt thet varluga aencaita
Of arraanaie sere know bo be biden,
Ths inweotlestor eapeludea toast hegause a Fermcat ab anaine aney is even dt ited
in Syste cles, tra aountro sat a helbed Soe ohio. sieaci! gab nas ef al
akivis atiuh onperec Abe ghabaidiy. i2nqns tre secdiee al 2 RLALLSFY oMradiaabave,
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“Attachment: 1 copy of roport prepared by Colozbian Hatienal
Chief of Detectives, dsted 11 Septenbor 1950.
SO DB-29871 Dist: STATE (Ordg.)
TLB-1191 . ORE.
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ACiHS s¥VLsal CS :
23 Getober 1950 For
POT={CRO
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SEGRST BO ETL ~N
COlTHAL GP LUGNGL A_SoY
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the Jawmenforseuent agentlas ere extremely eoak and the detoctives, poises,
@ivil quird, and 59 fevti, apa woprepared to earsy cub the nuministrsticn af
the govermemt., ‘ith tie suthurizesbdon of t1e colomblen -aiansadoe to Caste
kdas, Uro Puluanvio lacworica Yolen, tha iavextigator exgyests that tho ”
Colozbion goverment grant five eclolarchira to young Costa icans to stedy
Getectiva sethods 4a Colomtiis, This would be for tha purpose of aiding
Gents tien to fsm a teennleal corps of soilce and set, up tua basis far ea
orvzalsation which would benefit colechta zrestly sines if in beeasa ofieativ,
Coloshia would have in Corts ilex on organisation sbich Littles by Uttle
woald toflect Colorsian interests and dvairee Lo Central Americas
(STATS) It do requested that the attachment bo returned within one month of
the abows date of distribution. ;
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losure of CIA Report Ne. DB-29871
Kolombia/Costa Rica entitied "Co-
ombian Police Report on Clandestine
rms Traffic in Costa Rica" dated
P> August - 6 September 1950 as
requested in Paragraph 7 of subject
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Repiblice ce Yost» Rica,
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Atentrecnte we mite Inforsara ese 9 Jerionw
ridd scbhre lv corteddén qe tabe Je desexw ~r en is Roralbiice de Costa
Rie. kecldide cue fad le orton vertat te] SeTor Coronel “smal Aguielo,
Vefa del Leparteavnlo, 2 S.8,ue- a viajor el afn 29 de’ Agssto,
“ANTEGEUANTS.— Por ‘ear miercidn ve mestro Babsjalor en le fanfblice de
Cost? Rie, se suo conscisients de algunos negocios clea.
fa
destinoa J: crs que so :fectusban en territcrlo cost«rricense y en loa
curles perticls by activecente ud colz: diana ie no.bre Arturo Sotero en
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cosbinsein an eles=ntos t ur ropar filfeci‘n comunists de ese pets, cg :
ga que coastituirfa wn erten , orm et orien wolico culondirno ye que g's,
cho armmentu y sega veges infonn-ctones wodefa ser introducido clandes-"~_ 2
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DES* RAC DE LA Sy 51ONgs ALA LE y SS sterrizs el evidy que we combo. ‘
en 5<n Jo6d ds vaste Mer, Hngo mi present: cfr
. oficisl wl Seyor Consul de Yolombin en Yosts Ries; SeXor Geralie?"bories
. quien luego de cenvars:r ocn:igo preiete coloborsr en tadee 1-8 gestions .
Eacason lt city telofénic coun 21 Sat%or ixb-j-cor Bulgenclo Lequericsa yer
les 4 lao 5 de l- trie de ese uises dfp per comenzar mi tepbajo y le pes
sent-cida officiel, Luego Je converssr brevanente con el Setee Embejador me
dlustre r-pidezente sobre lm oituecidn 7 el olan de tredajo a desmrrollar
ecnjuntrrnte cca lvs dutorid ces Gost rricentes Les que me prestan su vie
eee
Lior cosrer cidn y sin reserves de ningyoy netui lec? colabor+n ao mi tra
3H
RY bajo. wea? cit io per el ofa 3h we Ag-rto de of -eturr uum entrevists con
el Setor ‘inistro del interior, Mayer Sentury y el seTor “ayor Pacheco, el
prizero Jefe nal) intaterte ae Seg rid) ad Mtbliece y el woernds vefe de Dew
tectivleno j@ Costa Ric. Hewes convenide ya ab prin visage ere bs laws
tigpelon, > ldreros ai uf: lo, de co thesore en la co en ea cn 7idn da
CAT OOD aes
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“Lecss* bncie 1a “ost~ del Peeffico sitio denaninaio Golfite, Al efecto toms
mos e) avidn en caorpetfa del ‘ayor Pecueco quien se acazpafa en mi viaje para
el recanocimtento de aquellos aitios de la Costa del Pacffico y a los’ Ingares
‘ que el Goblemo ve Souta Hic consider’, se gusrdan armes, se fomentan reunig
nes o Gapésitos elandestinos de elezentos bélicos, Se tiene conocialento en <
el Detectivismo de Costa Rien, que 26a regidn de Geifito, Ia visita con freee
ee. neta un cludadeno nortesmeric: no de nombre Richard ‘Brom yY quien actuslmen-
te se encucntrs en Puortolinén dedierdo al tréfico de eras, Confrontazos Los
. datos y efectivexente rasultn que este suvur nace frecuentes viajes protobles
“ mente dedicéniolos a ese negocio, Ray adenss otro ciudadano nérteameric: no de
ponbre Charles lafboury, quien tuvo negonios de acdera en este smuerto des: when
grag aun negocio de pesquerfa y por medio de les Subajadcs de Costa Alea en
Ce Satadea Unidos y Pannad reepectivanente, ce ordend su vigilancis, pues es co-
ee ‘ merciante on ATxas teadaéaz actialuénte se encuentra en Panew!, Dicho setor -
es cs do con una dm costarricense de no my buene conducts y elle hece fre
cuontes viajes» Pan-af y Centro América, am la Aduana dd Puerto pudimes revi
sar los 1ft#ea que eitf se liev-n sobre sovimlenios de extr njeros siendo une
* gese suy midimenterir y no-;udlendo obtener datos exnctos p»re mosstro interés,
A lng 9 de le maflane voleacs sotre la Costs hecia el Norte, llegeros a un sitio
denoninedo Parrite concesidn benanera ex:loteds por uns podercs: Compatfa Nor=
teamericana donie treba jan wS3-de quince mil obreros, La -conatitacién de le Cos
. ta es selvdticn @ Inbabitnds siento le savor porte costa baldfs. Toto este te.
rritorio vartenece a la Provincia da Pinta Arene. A los 25 minutos de vuelo a
_terrizesos en el Palusr despuds de volrr eotre grondes fine-2 benonersa3 esta
region e3 noventa yor cidnto’ cosunists. Contimuanos el yeelo der conocimiento
en la Costa, dn conatitucidn de esta z0ne es totealnente plens @ inhablteda sien :
do puntos vulnerables pars acclones subvereivas ya que en cwlquier sitiu pur
do sterrissr un rvidn eneaigo cel Gublerno acturl je Coste Bics eon armas que «
podieran ser suministradsas a los obreros jel benno, #1 ecntrol comercial de es
ta vasta y bella regidn, lo tiene la United Frait Conpeny, En les ronas banane~
Tes de eats perte se hon preeentio mcevirlentos huelguisticos, pero sin conse\=
cuencios de graveded, pued tudo este: obrerismo no es e:iro cel Gobierno Central
de Costs Sice, Ales Dy DO ce l- avens aterrizanos en el aeroiromo de Golfito,
Ea wate sitio las Antorid-des Ccoterricenses ben dostscedo e unos de sus wejorve
egentes del vervicio intelleencls, vere loe-lizar los pusibles vcvialentos del -
Secor Arturo Botero alia “7, Mochd%, colosdianc, cbhjeto de mi vizite 3 ee este
tor, ~icho ngente teferme que “untre ©. Nuzeroso persoml que trobeje dentro de ~
1s zune con los o-rgsdorms 4e b-n- no ¥ certs cdrerce, pence he fivwmds ringues
persvna se tal aortre., Dicho egerte 1. tr oegedo dentro Je les curdrilles cone
Mk eta,
veh Paseo
we
e-rgador de b-nano ya Inqiride antre elles con euchn hrbilided por Arturo Bow
toro, ain rmsultidoe satisfrctorios. Coincide.le intormnciéa 4o este agente y
es dics qua catd sobre In piste da un nortesmaricno do nombre Charies xaridn
7 af bared, dueFo-de une lancha pesgiers. Lsmadn "Yolen 3 Bentin" de satrfcula « -é.
nortesrer:ovw u Honlureia, de quien se tiene noticia @idedignss “que es traff
onnte en sims y cienifios un peligro debido > la extansifn de 1-3 Coutss Cos.
tarricences, Adeats so h infonr-do que la Policfa Secreta de l> Redblio de
Pancesle-eat? controlanio en tn viajes, Serfs co veniente cua ¢l Gobierno Co
losbisno die érienvs ,artiagates al Cénscl Gover 1 en Panant porn que $e ine
formen sobre sus ectividedes y me sostole peso cou cu apbereecidn a aguas del -
Feeftico pur Llegor @ Puertos colszbi-noa, iisy slen%s y como dato ndiciom) que
en Golfito trit.jr un eclecbicn. de nantes Orios Valdéz GonzMez (Armnlo), -
quien ae hace possr por Arturo Gon=dloz Moliaa, tipo de péairos sutecaientes, «
naus-do por la Poilefs de srfeenc: durente l- rvolucida, La denfa de Gelfite -
tiene un avelle pers ¢ rev de benenc onficieate gre estes led res y am tiem0
do ggerra internncional, los Yatados Unilos ben szrovecnsdo eate Golfo, para res
gusrdnr su Flota Submrini, sitio donds mete uerfect wente recalar une escudra
de cubarinos, 31 dfa 2 de s ptiaxdre continued of visita y ture oportunidad Jo -
inapecelon:r los Telleres de Mectntca de la Canpetfe Sanomem Awerionn, edilree
dlexente instaludos, modernos y er geces , ra atender les necesidiedes del gron mg
vissentd de-ids Ferroe.rriléa 3 nanarcs qua lieg*n hasta Puerto Armalles en tee
rritorio pyna-e%o, fesde Golfito oxsta sinc: Lina, (eezenta kd sat roa) In via
férres de encho 38 pulgndns y de Fine ‘ein + Qucrto Ammelles, (sesenta kilde
tros,) hry que biar up tmebonie, wmec ds i{ne- solo tlene 36 sulg-dss, Deeda o
Golfito breia el Norowste hay teuvidn liner férre. de 38 pulgndus, Llegenio hrata
Prizsr ar atr vesendo tody oss régidn Ieminers, Los serodr.zcs de esa regién sont
Parrita, Pale, Golfito, la Cussts, Caine Gord>s “qmpo perticular de un millo-
nrrio frenoia de roellido Challe on donde no pueden aterrizar Sino avlones pecug
Noa" y Arcuelles en territorio ponerero. A les tres de la terie con el Meyor Pa~
checo y con el Licenciedo Hector G.ewer:, Jefe dol Darart-zento Lagal de la Con-
pacfs B-nnem, brroglnoos él viaje beste P laer Sur en Sotor Car "Lfnee Férre:"
f cuatro hor.s .or 1fnea férre> Je Gelfite em el obisto de continasr musatrs =
visita a ase reegidn, tertento enteniido, que de Palorr a Siedras Bl«nors (K,42)
ast? cemsletecenta inf cted: vo comuntacc, Les medics de casuntercidn a este =
regidn se efectunn por wail. de ls ‘gencics do Fadlocasumiencicnas y cperva —
tuubdidn ios serviclos de redio que atienden > las CoxpsTfas Agrees, 91 3 de Seg
tieabre selimes en -utocor « laa ? nenos dies sinutos de lo a.-‘Yem por lo vfp
férren qie contuse a Priaar, nos strrvesed: tods la extensa roga berrnem, 2b
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ferro qu: koe cenwsce con el ‘ayor Pacheco ne lo bh: pucsto a mestrm diss
posicién el soy rt.muato wyxi le le ccm B-sener. das fincas de bomno
tienen prooiss construceiviwe pum sus cbr-rea on up trayecto de 4 kildog
tros, hry vegies est-clon’s y un 2e-wielo iay san leto do trensa, En el]
Palair nos racihe el Coroml Motel Gellegos.y ef su Joe nos contuos 9 In
@-sa le hudspouge, Pere quntimur ri dnvestigeed én eontliuxzos con el Cong
pel G-liegos, hist: 1+ crill- del Rfo Térmt:, allf contest moa una enn
ver opser Puerta Cortéz, Contdn de Can, Coote “de. “ns peculiuridedes
do mte suelo scr 17s simudentest 6 tL bibitant~s on su neyorfa blancos,
Ucteros, couzrci nt 3 qilnos, £9 froil ln eatred: cel dar por loa boors del
adrrebe! y cperrn tres c.bre‘cilones de rgulpr tomo quo hacen 31 servicio
de © botaje con Punt Arenas, Ln idictinsr-ai: da oste: :-dit-ntes os interz
\ 7.
dente: 3.0 jugedors, tusulurcy de guero bebida alnonélic violent.3 se 3us-
elt n pels s y el servicis »ollsivo, cs imi, reid: ca mio, El onnir trade
*@ h-ce Bin ayorsy dificult des, y cnte es el sitlo mfe poligrese y vulnery,
tle p .2 tule, y -nie no by
ef -ctiva del scvialonto de per.ona extr-tns, Zc oun sitio ide] dont: maiden
ebacteuente tedos los cgitccor:: cawalst.2 que sveneaIn a los obroroa da la
zon benners del Palsar dcnde exiete um fund cidn auy cunliet: .e le coups
fifa Beonnerm; urate Balser, acbre el Rfo “drraba bry. 3 kiidcetros vor e¢ rrotg
rm entre besnnems 2° re, reguler olita, Se hin hecha les ‘verigu clones uobre -
dejésitos clirdest:nus do arias y iss taf orsncicnos con 17s siguientes; Entre
Pulsar ¥ Goifite acbre ln 1fnea del ferroc.rril en ei Madmetro 44 s~ tiene no,
ticta de Le existenct> da cmenento escualide cu-alo Los gvblernist’ 3 de. Teodg
ro Fiexdo fuercn derretados por los revolucaom Flos de José Figueres. Fosible-
mente osté enterrado en ost« sitio,
VISITA A SIMAPE,< Con el Setor Corone] Daniel G:Liegos, Jefe de ln “ficine de
Tr-bajo de tod: le zom beninera y oon el Mayor Jorge Pache
Co, recorrimos todas Ins fines de bencnos de la ©, 3, de C, FR, (38 en total).
Crda finca tiene su Blud House, sus birracctes donde habitan los tr. bejedcres,
Y casas pore etploidos, aistrinifdos on tal forza que 80 avenues n 1 peque'ios
poedlitos. Llegsacs hista ol estore de la Sierpe, otro brizo de arr casuniende
al territuria xe la Costa per un peque7o Efo, “stos oat ros estin rdcticnment
{necntrolados, »uea cao onso carioso, -uiimos d-rnes cuents, an ln co nverss—
eién wostenid: con un guarda de este aitio, us hace més o menos 8 uesea bndtt
Liegado dos chino’, comercinntes, cin p pales ni dogumntos legrles y vivfan 1
4
uloridvdss de Policfn sufieisntes pr oui eotrcl
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Lia bécre del estaro, on caltives do benno, ‘maiems, sorenderfea, ete, Con
el Coronel Anllegos nos inforuascs »ayliswente scbre la exiatencia de eras
y eo de opinién que of les hay en alguna do wens fine y por otm porte «
ge confirma la idea ya entes axprocain por voriae personas, entre elles,
gentes dsl Coblerno, da jue esta regida eg un nido de comuniaso, de amlenn
too y da gentes peligrosra, Cmclufaa la visita « los campazsntos cbreros,
Tegressnos *1 slograt fento que se nos babfa list-do en la casa de tndepodes
de "Filmer", a,
- Faltondo ua cuarte je hor yarn las ccho de la « 7
mailans, tomezos el avidn, el Mayor Jsrgv Puchoco ;
a Toe con direccién a Siz José de Coat. Rien ore sttener mfa detos on esfee :
.fictales y partiouleres can el ffm de iavrstiger les actividades de Le
fous tagién Gel © ride. A rafs de todos 193 sucssso oifticss controwerte
enos ln Legida Cerlbo tive una gr-n sete lide, cero chore gus alent ee
ballin onsi tates ;leesdes *) fartisa Comuniste comstituyendo uma fuerte y o
peligros: ongaiz cidn osntro-mericens de tenenciss perfectancnta aarzifce
tra, Loa principeles sduatroe ie le ivgidn Caribe som les siguientes?
JUAN CH, deminierne, *ct.) sceretrrio Generml,
del Pr ridente te Cuday generrles »IGEL
ANGEL y JUAN RUDKIGURZ, dociniennoe, reidentes «: Ie Eptror, Cub,
JOGE OU VHES, exepr rdente au la cunts Revolucio=
wrir ce Cust. Ric, cost-rricense =
de crigon espaiol, Sctu: lsente oo encuents on Terrel, .
va Guaters ir, dunia tiene ou asiento In Legida Sart
be y donde se encuent r ko acres 2x rte So su anmeucnto, residea los =yyorss
pad TOE g “arta Boa javsrro,
Yr sneteedS frohe's iS Fl initg’§ S’nthas), Mir cc
Adc lfo Nez Bene, Maret Godoy, “soln art”, ‘Lawl, feateate Coronel, Jorge*hibng
Montes, Yoctor * iis hore, Rovelo (Adios), ceyor fr noize: wore ‘a, Ge quigr,
ke dice fué. el wfflede] enerp-so Pp roceciner -] Corun-? fx ne isco - Aris, de
mistre de Guerre, ce Guetess Le vy comddort - le omsiarrct:, co calter -1 Coro.
eee lr bepttlic, qden cucnts
te
nel Arbenz, -ct. l oc mid to lr pr sizenc
con ol “poyo ofichl, Icé. cat cficiciid 2 os ce arclomilad honures,
Fa ln Secam unnte Ubtdins: vindera a on José, en -
un avidn we lr ard: puttes itect, Ndu-s lconbes, ~ "noes (ol inuic) y Poa o
Kavarro, } buseann +) corceel Mor Grdon , exeninistr. we legurded MbLL
pe ae A i
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@ de le exejunt: revoluctonaris de onte usfe y #1 Rayor Max Cortdsgznthe
, &os compaTeros ce rrece en ls prerds revolucién que cerrocé 51 Scbicrno del
” Les Teodoro Bhento, y los ex-res’ ren que er neces rio resy.tury culdnr la
vida dol Jefe atxico cel Cocunteno en Scste Alc , ~ic, “amre) Kora _Valveria,
reregrto que elloe i-tfen strazaco la caus: cosuniatr, ista couverseetén me
Yr. rofiricron, en dfse-esrdus, Cr ton y Cortés, quicnes so. de ideclogfa o
anti-caonunist+, Ve lo anterior, or £e deduce que cstos ulenbros de lz Legidn Coe
ribe vinten: nF Seste Fics. con ei preteate Je pasar la Sezara Sente, a uma ee
niaidn ceres de Figneres qua aon se ‘desconoce, pero que ga cree tengy ia mig
ma mslecidn eo pro del Comintsz.. -9 ‘Mee @ Su Tegreso ie adxieo, “ora Velvernlo
perm. necié en Ua tem la alrrdedor de uos veues, y siexpre terid su Tegreso &
Costa “ter, Figueres es de fillacién izqclerileta.
KAMEL HOR, i LESH y=
Es’ el ‘Culberto Vieira de Coste Hic, Ee persona de o
36 etos de edad, licencirdo en derccho, rerxista, hebil rolftico, ex-dipatede
cocunist+ y Sefe del Conuniexo en Costs Ble, Eetuvo exileds en Héxico deepuds
de lp ¢ {4 lel Gobierno ae ?icde y Gicerdn Querdie, a qeienss cpoyS durente
ves scuints rseloiss y f£é figurs influyente y decisive en dichos
8u9 respect.
gifs y crocedid « reerg.ntzar su Fartido -
gotlernot. Hecientesente cocried v1
"Vanguardin ropuler* cue vor Ley Yo, 1191 de lo, de Agosto del afo en curso ba
qnedsdo proscrito en Vosta Ries, J -eser de lo enterior, el mrtide commista
ha urg¢sisado, en poco tlemoo, 3C sindicetos “independientes" de fillacldn mar
xista y ¢) cartido eet! activfsine en tulos los sectores del - -pafa, Publican @=
LHOPCBAB las reubloe-
nes “que celetron privedsieate en esl todas los pobleciones, Bn ccrsiones son
descublertss son cuestos en liberted en poces horas, Actielsente exiate, desde
hace mis de dos seae8, orcea c@ arrcsto contre los dirigentes comuniates Arno]
do Ferreto, Luis Koscos, Guillerso “crquere y otros eés por haberse dictsdo ay
to da detencién judicinl contra ellos y sin enb:ggo dicha orven no ha sido cug
plide, - ;
gost ¥; GUERTES FERRER =
Sc Eee men ene
; Zs hijo de padre y mpdre cotalAnes; pero nacido en Cog
ta Eiece, Fud edu~do en el Colegio Senivario de sta ouitel y luego en ua Con
lagio de loa Eatadoe Unidos ds Andrica, sin seber teruinado sua estuiios, in -
esa pafa essé con wr dims cotadinense con le que tiene dos nlfios, Regread a -
Costa Rien, y desde entonces se consegré r la cgricultyr y a1 ccnercio, Logrd
sediante su eafuerszo persow) cultivsr ue crn fince de onfd y Lique, al sur -
de San Jesé, quo derosin’ “la Lucha9, De 1.943 pag not figure en ln polftica
ate
\
costarricanse, sin heber cc.pco ninguna postetén oficiel beats la cnfda dal
régimen del Lic, Piesdo, cuzndy soucié el mance caxo Jefa da la révolucida,
Goberné 18 reses sin Congreso, ncienelizd 1. banes y ered un lugvesto al og
pitsl del 10% y lo scusen sus enesigos de heber cerroctrdo elrededor de 250,
000,000.00 de colones, de les curles tuens perte ergregS o ls Legidn Caribe
"que lo syudd a derrocer pl Goblernc del Lic, Pic=do,
Ba socisliste, ue terperasento autoridsrio, de vie
| da austere y de trete jo. Caitivd relacivnes con el Gobierno del Generel Fren-
0, pero » la ves pernitis que funcivorre on Sen Joad vna legrciéo del Gobleg .
no rojo, a la cus] vieitabi frecuenterente, Ronpld relacfonee con el Fefad Bg
polices Dozinio mw y sctutl junts reyolucicnrria de Venemele, retrciones "que
fimirente re: madd con is ditim, i
4
i
Me refiere al Knvor Nguis, exeInspsctor General do
Hnetanda ¥ que fue hombfe ce ls sbssinte confianrs ue Ziguerres,estendo hay =
‘distenciados alftionente, wee de lou sligceree Je ec dopercencia retird Ae
gmeres 200 raotrelledor ¢ "Saictig”™ con le cotrctén de 600,000 tiros y ae di-
ba que con ofres simezentes regirrdes sof xisro ce lor otros elaacenze de gue.
Tre leg Levé = su {inc "5 iuche", ortes de stendontr el p:odér, ea donde las
tleme ooultss, _ :
2 Ye refieré al Coronel Don Sdger C-rdoor Quirds, su
ex-ninistro de Seyuridrd, store di:teucleco del selor Yigueres, que corndo se
produjo la imvasién del D ctor culderén cu nila al pafe en diciemore de 1,948,
el Presidente da Gubs, dostor Prfo Soe: rrfe, obseq.id al Gobierno da Coats Ri
ea un amanento. % ¥ valiceo consistente en rifles, azetrelledoras, ce"ones ds
manta%a, corteros, bacbas pam avida, otc. etc. y la sum de cien oti délares,
lo quePigueres, vega se dice, entregs fntegro - le Legién Ceribe, En eza oceq
aién 61 efor Figuares se experts que ibs nviones que trafan el arssento lo =
dssenherenran en el asropuarto de San laidro del Gereral, al sur de Sen José y
cares de su fines y donde eon saterioridad hebfa enviedo a varios riembros do
le Legida Caribe per qua io reciblerea, 31 Coronel Canina, coro Ministro de
Segorided, dif orien a loa avionss que ya se encon:rb n volanio bacfa Coste =
Rica par: que dichos smmzestss fuer-n dasexberesdos an este aspital, lo aus «
projujo en el caino de su sefe, seior Figuerea, seris ecatrariedsd que fud el
principio de au distenci-aiento, pues ok Coronel] Cardom: era opgussto de manera
resuelta, a segutr ; ‘restsmdo euxilios econéaicos y de arass, & los leglomrios
dal © rite,
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f nistro, el Giner-l “iguel Angel Feefres, Jefe do los legicrarios del Coribe,
5, en converfa del Doctor Calderon Veldés, Tabejador de Oustemala en “oate Rica,
_ 5 ofrecerle sus servicios cozo vetervno militar, ya que en Costa “ce no hae
{ : vfe Jefes militares de escuela, Bl sefor C-rooms le erpr-sd lea gracias, pero
‘el general Bufres insistié y le manif etd que 1 tenfa 800 hombres discipli~
nados y listos para repeler la reresiéa de C.lierdn Guariie, a qifen. epayaba
indirectamente al General Sos0-a Je alerregur, %1 Mabe jador de Omtemla soig
tid en que-se scortar-n por parte de Coote Bio loo eervielos de Bhafres, A)
Coronel Centon voivid a expresnr que aucho egrdserrfa al galante ofreciniag
Lane POR et
Se Menthe manne meetin
_ to de Ranfrezs. pero, que 41 no sodrfa acept r qua trams @ zliitares eztranjee
: ros tonm:rrn parte en squel conflicto nacion®l, Ante. esta rotund« nerctie . -
7 _ Coiderdn Veleds ae exiLto un tanto, °1 ag’ resz te yur el Corunel Garden, eon
gin #0 lo marifsstS, huto de gelpear ou zess y de expres-r al Anoportuzo din ;
nlowtico guetezLteco qua an su uasprens QL er 4p her, eone-, le ox letur
Do que hece Cardone 28 que eses tropes nerceniries, unr ves re_o.sde iF ay resién,
on co, se lsnzarf n contre Me-regue y acbior a espelte a Coat Alor an un sTeve cog
4 i.
ae oe - flicto intermscicml, A cuy recucide miero de sus erivt-ces he referido el -
setor Cerconm estcs graves sneccca quc culuineron con bu sesarectla dal Gob: OR
RO, Y2 que Picuerres er, y steue siendz, Fcuelto pertiderio de an agreeion
se contra “on078,
CXROS EIGPALOS rough,
“e . Bde eefan ne ios Goblernoe de Caiderén Guarie
taviercs qua erigrer verioe costerricensee de fiiieciva dorunista y extrsnjee
y Plendo, =
; ‘ roe al servicio del Gobierno depuesto, quienes en au i weorfe se encuzntran cn
. Guetes1s, “éxice y Venezuela, intra oligos figuran los sig-Leatest .
JORGE 1a fe, ss CHICO, POrTe™O, neturel de De vid,
Chirteuf, De vide imorrl, sos
SEIO ore SAS IG SAse Faeorr dinero reyublic no eapeNol,
Se dice aseité y rcté on “pence ea 4sturice curate le acrimecion ross. Leg S
. a Vest Fe ermule-do de Penem’ : ls o-fda cei Gobierac ae. cocter Armifs -—
a Sriss, de mien ce dica or fathwo svlge. Cred encste pefs civilaente coo woe
rice nereiere a quien he desiiojado en véxico, Je prrte ve tua acters, Aoore =
ba atde exmlundo ie séxico or ‘ctiviasaes poco ifcites,
por sus ideas ax-resistes ; du frlta de nor liaad,
be no:0m pelkl rase
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@n loa trivunslos te Justicla, nunemsos rrocesos an: lguncs Je ios cusles
se In dictado sentexcta conlenstoris contre él jor asesintcs, robes y esta
faa, Cas$ con uma deaity rion a quien despojd de aus bien», Seclaatenante
fid ax,ulssda to Ten-zuals y ge hs radis do, sagin noticivs, en la Reyblle
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ligroso «git: dor covunista, Reside en Venemals, Yost«rricense, .
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rrestaz-ate ¢1 ing3és, , cost rr. conse, peilyrose sedtncor couniste, BR slide en —
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sf ekaeeree Reams cot aeeinaen Seeeggecite pamenes acest lee a ar rbaee winnets HR 7
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ESE ELS SY Cok. PED, ~ Costarricense, ,roferor de clencla - !
. tfeieo cufions, -eligroso ngitedor coaunista,
nan
IRS EAS SAN?
costarriceme, :oete, escritor, profesor =
: ds padagf- Marrist:, msicente en la ixcuel? Normal ae fonees. :
: an CE. IMA BOEIGUS Costnrricense, vrefesorc, sgitedcra come :
: ss pleta, reeidente en Outen ie, so
EMSCA SDIC.= Costurriconse, ;oeticn, ngitacor, residente= - :
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EXQS SULIT Panty rh ‘Dy Fete sijeto ce inrgo histcri-1 en .
Pens Yenesuela, cube y Parvat, Legs ‘ree “iredoJcr de tres nesee, En dfes
passcos le costré a ve rlos cone trict: s na eo biegr a de achesldn irrestrioe
ta nl Exero, Seter Prisidente ce cole:bie. Frite cober vf en rerliued dirigté
fo al Exese, Setor Proatient algdn cem-Je de sihestZa,
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vs sig font ab re ctenesy “GUSILPRY*, lor Le Cone "fe sarftion :
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do Rojna ©, & Co, Lta:, ve Coll, Colaxbla, i
SSOLUSIONES 2 Le Re Ublicn de Costa Rie. por zandato constitucional de «
ese vats, tlene prenidido el ajéreito coso institucida pee
| manente, De tal suerte qua falteddo este fuerte -slabfa y pilar to um m-
cién, e8 cnm0 propicio para allf gersinen tod: s l+s orgunizacicnes polfty -
cas Cisciplimdss de ouslqier fnioie, convirtiendosa en verdaderse anenases
pm la estabilidad y al orien jurfdico de la nacidn costarr:canse, Ea asf,
ouro,avenss y sin el respildo de um org-nizscida militar, lss dedna instity
clones, son extremadamente d‘biles, ;uea tiene qus improviser insti tuetones
-dpe la noche 2 1 Sonoma, en cualquier eacbioc da Geblemo, conc suceds actus],
mente, que tanto detectiviauo, cozo pilicfa, guardia civil stc., sen imprep3
rados pare la geotidn adainistrativa y de Goblernc: iicenente gon adictos «
al Presitente Ctilio Ulate, y tra Ve su ncadra tratajan y se desenvuslven y
traneitan por los ca:plajos @ intrino~des caginos de la justicis, la invests
encicén, la defens: nacioml, la edniniatroisn plblies ote,
2m estes condiciones y cun cutoriaacidn del Seofor Fa
bajador de Colombia an Costa Rice, Doctor Fulgencic Lequerica Védbe, treigo
. is gestidén de sullettar ante el Gobierno Bacional, la consecucién de cinco =
deca pire detectives, de jJovenas do Costa Rice, con el objeto ie Ene
ea Nacidn hermena a le formacidn de un cusro téenico te velicfs que vaya =
sentando les teres de uma organi eacién, que benaficiarfa suy granieaante a =
nusstro pafs, ya que si ce Llegn + hecer efectiva esa gesticn, Coloabis ten=
drfa en ese pefe une onganiracién que poco a poco r=flejar{a meatros propios
deseos « intereses en América Cantral,
De eata gostién habfn necesid-d de inforsar al Sr, Pule
gencio Lequerica Vélez, jera que dl en su celidad de Hn Jador haga el ofree
ciziento santa el Godlemo costarricense por or intersecio y abrir lss vacen=
*tea correspendientes en la kacuela de Policfa, General Santander.
AQTGRIDADES COLOMBLAFAS EX Costs RICA,
Huestro pafe est# cignasente repre.entsdo en Costa Rica,
El Egbajador Dr. Leg.orion Vélez, oo un eren e-beliero y negnffico diplanfts
co, Hantlens grondes relacicoss con al Uodlernc cal mfa y gus conseptos yne
stones aeirimastenen ee ee
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lea y pesan en las esfers diploatticas, Ea may estinedo por el pfalico en
general. bl Consul Gene:al Sr, Gamaliel Sorlege es un persomalided, tradg
je por Colombia y vive alerta para der cportunégente cualquier inforsactéa
que interese al Gobierno de Colombia, Con é1 personrlmente ostuvizes ebte-
niendo datos e informacionss y werced a m acusloaided ae cuninistré valig
ses infornsciones sobre la iegidn Caribe, coiftion ecstarricense ete,, tor
srs que dominr y conoce a la perfeceida,
Dajc conatancia ente el Gob:erno Neclonal de que estes
dos funcionarios diplosdticoa, represeatan a maestro: o alo, con honor, dig-
nidad y cabsllerosided, ; .
CONTEABANDC Dé DROGAS,
v7
Existe una poderose odenn do eontrabandis*s«e D 27ogas
cuye bree principal eo Cube, cadens qua nseveariamento debe tener filizice
en Colazbin puesto que todo el tréfico de drogaa ifcites « iifertes jers
Sur Acérica se debde efectusr por nusstro pafs, Tuve cportunided de cunvog
sar drevenente con el Sr, Jorge Berseld del Departasents do Lnvestigacién
Ge Lo Repiblica de Cube, quien ao encontrabe en cioidn oficial taxntés a
algunos trabajos encomendadoa por su Gobierno entre otros al de logalizar
ip red internscional de treficantes ilfettos en dregas hserdicas, eatupefe
clentes ete, Adama oo. alconsa a reflejar auy dedilmsate ante esas Autori-
dades Centro Azericeiag la selida de oro, platino, essaraldne de ousetro =
territorio, caussndo grande dato al Fiaco Hacional, Sorfe conventente que
al Gc. lerko Kactonal erears um cusrpo éxperto on estudio de estupefacientes
y contrabenios, locslisados para efectwar sus trabajoa no on Colombia, sino
‘sen Cubs, Panas’, Costa Rica y elguaca otros pefses Cantro Americenos, para
desde e:o8 sitios tener un sejor control sobre este turbio comercio que a~
fects hondesente nusstr econosfa,
VENTA DS ARUS, =
La venta de amas on Costa Kica es libre, In slmacencs «
que pode observer parsonslnente se venien revélveres, escopetas, pistales,
fuilles calibre U, municiéa do 7 sllisstros y claniestinamente 96 consiguen
agetrelledoras itslisraa orca "Breda? y "Sslcing®. Ds tel suerte qua el eg
merelo de alexenton bélicos po estd bajo ei control de] Gobierno ol las Au
torid-dea tlenen ol cepor interds on restringirlo ye que soso ulje anterior.
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prop gands turfstion ‘fis: padace Colombia en los Rotelcs, ferodroncos, Coaizos,
Cluy Houses, otc, “font r-a puis observer que pa’ses pequelos hicen un gran
Jespllegue da eficies y exrtelos preopeg-nifaticos, Colorbin no cpee e-te «
servicios En lcs reruirucs e3 Meininzente, hey que coloccr leyeniis en sfi-
ches Ga cul res losimanio £1 turists que visite s Colocbie,y Litagrafiando
meotr s belles s nb tur les cas cl Salto de Tequenire, Ine Salin:s de Ze
ceqvire, foteies de Tarl sud, iagum. de Tota y nil sds, que des ferten en al
teristy el deaco xe ver cosas mevas, Se pourfsn org:niz-r excursiones de = -
turiszo a esos lugtres, en c-cbinactdn con les expres cérers, on orm,
yores fecllidudes 1 turista,
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Pide observer como res lta « le vist le groan ut feat
cla, en cuinto a aseo y ve ent cidm vervenel te te Zoli cl qve preacts servy
clos cn +2 rerodroce de e el.fn, Vientres qact -endrore se Toousen en oe
nemf, y ln Seton en Son José , Costa Fie, tonto el jemenel de Adhwiued Co-
wo ln reitefa, eatt ay bien vestico y ifssio y ccrtés, en ve lif, ze ven
los *gentes, sucics, tirinios, muy ml yostiiog yen -estuma nade ccrrectos,
caze sent; dos en los dese nsos ««m les aes dares istcrmeclonades, 9 con ur
pierna sobre as birendns que lisitan «1 o-mo sétee.
Estos detalles quo al parecer sou leves, serf; curves
niente se corrigiersn per: dupresivner © l-s perscme que ros vialten y que
llevan ;or lo cenos rientras esseren cn ios ozyoa- aérece le enliin de sus
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Junto can Ricardo Morales Navarreie, alta funcionario en Ja Ofi-
cina de Fronteras (jnada menos!) se nacionalizd y trabaja Antonio.
lgnacio Bustillo Pérez, conocido pistalero traido de Miami por cl * 4,
pang mereenario de Orlando Garcia, “ministre consejero”, segtin
el pasaporte éon ef que hace frecuentes viajes al Caribe, México ¥-
Estados Unidos con pasajes y visiticos oficiales '
Como ya se ha informado, Ricards
Morales Navarrete. asistente de Or
fando Garcia en la Oficina de Fronte- |
ras de nucstro pais en Caracas (ed. i-
cis del "Binz dé! Caribe"; Dr. Paul a
Salvador’ de, Leon, piso. 11). fue nacio-
" halizado venezolano el 25 de julio de
este and. Morales Navarrete Megd a
Venezucla como profugo de la justicia
norteamericana {igual que Orlando
Bosch) ‘desdé Miami, seytin lo anuncia-
ron entonces diaries de los Estados
Unidos,
Con dos anos de permansncia en el
pais ya es “ciudadans venezolano™.
La curiose ¢s que en fa misma Gace-
ta Oficial de la Republica de Venezue-
la donde se concede la nacionalidad a
Morales Navarrete, cubano contrarre-
valucionario especializado en la coloca-
cion de bombas en Miami, donde estu-
vo arreslada en 1968 por esa catisa,
también se storga idéntico beneficio
“all pistolera Antonio Ignacio Bustillo
Pérez, de iqual origen y empleada co-
mo Morales Navarrete en fa Oficina de
Fronteras..
El nombre Custill aparece en fa Ga-
ceta justamente encima de Morates
Navarrete,
Seguin resolucion de la Direccién Na-
cional de Identificacién y Extranjeria y
por érdenes del ministro de Relaciones
Interiores (De. Octavio Lepage), de
acucrds con la decisién siscrita por
Rainén Ignactd Velasquer B.. director
del despacho mencionado arriba. se
produjo este insdlito hecho.
@ ACENTES DE LA CIA
No somos nosotros quienes hacemas
fa acusacida de que importantes orga
nismos de sequridad de Venemnicla es:
tan infiltrados por la Agencta’ Ceatral
de. fatehgencia de los Estados Unidor,
entre ellos Is DISIP y la Oficina de
Froateras, una enteloquia esta ultima
Cuva fre-Ae se roncra. Mikda Inclin,
: ’
del diaris ‘The Miami News", Taylor
Branch, de la revista “Esquire” y John ’
Rothchil, derueltos a fos Estados U:
dos por un incidente en Maiquetia,
maron que Morales Navarrete es agen-
* te de fa CTA y sequindo oficial al man-
do de ta inteligencia veriérolana.. ~
Fucron inuuies ‘las aclaratorias de?
7 MRI y’otros despachos sobre estas acu
* saciones. puesto que Morales Navarre-
te continua trabajando en fa Oficina
de Fronteras, cos Ia salvedad de que
desde fa denuncia publica de su caso
se cuida acercarse al edificio del “Ban-
co del Caribe”, pero sabemos que esta
operands desde otra parte. :
@ LA CFICINA DE FRONTERAS:
PANTALLA DE NEGOCIOS
SUCIOS
Un conocids personaje caraqueiio fa:
Hecids recientementé y quien trabajaba
en la Oficina de Fronteras, expresaba
“su inguictud entre: su amistades sobre
la presencia de Morales -Navarrete y
Bustillo en ese despacho. pero no sdlo
per su condicion de. mercenarios ex-
tranjeros. y agentes de fa CIA, sino
también por el desfile diario de prosti-
tutag y contrabandistas del area det
Caribe conectados con ellos en extra-
fas éperaciones mercantiles, segiin cs:
te petionaje. *
“Rangel Abogados? era fa placr que
Ostentabs la misteriosa Oficina de Fron-
feras. Hace poco quitaron esa placa 5
pusieron otra con cl membrete de “Com-
Pania Areocra™.
@ LOS VIAJES A RARBADOS
¥ CTRAS PARTES
Fl mencionade personaje tenezolane
falleerds sola referiese tambien a mis
leniasas ¥ frecuentes viajes de Alorates
Navarerie durante 1975 y fo que va
de 1976. con pasaporte diplomitics y
Widticon, a Costs Rica, Mféareg, Maint
y Tuts (CEUU). Ostentaba entanccs
ex eek
Ricardo Morales Navarrete, en foto de 1968,
cuando fucta detenida per ternoiusta en
Mami.
el rango de “Asistente al Ministro Con-
ssicro Orlando Garcia Vasquez”.
jAsombrosot jOrlando Garcia ministra
consejero! sConsejero de quicn?
Antes de} sabotaje al avion comercial
cubario en las cercanias de esa isfa ca-
tibena, Orlando Garcia y su “curruna”
viajaron a ella varias veces. 3 Ticnen ¢s-
tos sujetos que ver con fa preparacion
del monstrueso acto terrorista, ampa-
rados con pasaportes diplomilicos y
pagados con dincros dé !a nacién?
@ ZAMURO CUIDANDO CARNE
Los infiltrados de la CHA en los or-
ganismos de scquridad venczolanos 19-
gtaron una pequena victoria al decidir-
se que ef funcionario enviado a Barba-
dos en busca dé los recaudos del avian
sabotvado por terroristas financisdos
por la CIA, tucra Orlando Jiménez, jee
fe de una seccign de Extranjeria, intl
mamente toncctado 2 Orlands Garcia
y su gang quintacolumna.,
éFue.a buscar o a destriie pruebas?
La presencia del gang cubano en Ce-
tranjcria ‘podria ser lo que ceplique
tina serie de hechos irrequlares en ree
Ticién can nacionalizaciones premate-
ras e ilegales a individues indeseabtes
pera acaudalados
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LN CURAZAQS
Por su cercania a Venezulea ¥ su
condicién de estafeta de grandes epe-
raciones conrerciules y de oleo genera,
Curazas parece ser un contra operative
atl gana deta CIA infiltrads en tos
mos de sequridad ¥ alles cargos
ph 1ces. venevolanos resides per ex
tranjeras nacionalizades 9 conectados
cow elias
Se dice que Orlands Garcia estuvo
recientemente © esta.en Crirazac. sud
hace alli? 3O qué hizo? Sctia intere-
sante una explicacion de los frecuentes
viajes de este individu violador de fos
derechss humanes en el pasado y tras
+ ficante de prestitutas y contraband
hoy.
-———*-—-- Su poder parece no “haber caida des
“prude del escandalo donde estan invoe .
lucradss otfes apatridas de origen ctu:
Uano y wercenariog a su servicio. con
motivo del ctiminal atentado contra Ja
* nave de “Cubana de Aviacién” ef 6 de
octubre patado. .
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es rey en Ios aparatos represives y de
seguridad, tal como lo fucron otres ex-
oo fascistas y mercenarios como
al
Es el protecter-de Morales Navarre-
-~"le, Bustiils Pérez’ y- dems pistoleros y
~~ terrorislas que.ocupan puestos oficiales
t en Venezuela. Esta en connivencia con
2) Orlando Bosch, uno de los autores int:
! telectuales de fa masacre acrea de Bar-
bados, donde 73 personas perdieron la
vida
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> 4 “teret police’ (DINA) sought the assassI/*42Jacksonville::- , ;
tlon-ef both Andres Paseal! Allende };-"" Morales “quoted” "Seats “as” ” sayin
‘and his companion, Anne Marie Brus. “*DiNA had attempted to recruit béth*
jier, according -‘ta documents ‘made.
’ davailable to The Blam Herald. Beers % -sassination.. Bosch’. was’ charged ‘jin
+~Morales, himself a Cuban exile, said :2.Veaeduela last week with first-degree.
zite DINA: plot, whict! was aever ear. we orurder In the” sabotage of a Cuban
‘ried oat; was reported to.-bim ty Ro-\.-. airliner that claimed 73 Hives. ,° en ts
ands Otero, who currently faces trial Eaeead Morales quoted Otero ‘as saying
i hay Siiami on 39 felony charges | related * “DINA offered arms and funds: to Cu
“to nine terrorist bombings here: “y-% ja ban exile groups.c4. .37
“4. (Suspicions of Chileanisecret; policé*r’/, Otero refused to do the “tivor” lel
» Involvement in plots against: political 5sChile, and told the Latin American in
* Seriles have been widelyyexpressed iirc) “teiligence official on Feb, 15, then.re--
migre circles. This- was: the- first ‘te , turned to Santiago, He was arrested ©
“ported instance of: > allegation: tore two weeks later and held until he was -
“Sthe: FBI by a high: ranking tntelligente-~ Sbanded oyer.to: the United States-in
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the FBI, Otero. ways a fugitive froma , ago and ‘apparently: remained there.
Miao ; federal grand -Jury indictment. :- until going to-the Caribbean area to
icando j«f-related to:the-bombings He was sub- ;. organize CORU, a militant anti-Caxtro
=, group, Which, claimed éredit for. the.
Cuban airliner bombirg J Jast month. 2 PA
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Moraies made the reports to’ the: pert.
‘da an exchange: of intelligence? with <
US! officials , about exiled terrorists’;
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Me. _An FBI spokesman in Wachingten? .
~ “gad Monday-the ‘bureau would. have!
T7ne- ‘comment: on -the. reported “DINA?.
“Nplot, (FBl- officials: ih Caracas had noe
; comment on the case in response to:
independent inquirtes- by The Wash. ;
ington: Post} - ees wie ,
2 Inferraation’ oa “Siteged DINA’ Cc
jan exile. conspifacy: against the- sur
iving Alfende family and government:
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ported the Cuban exiles* cause and
_ the ‘bombings, Otero flew to Caracas: .
+! Otero had ‘$50 tn his pocket when he’
Yanda in: Venezuela, according to: in.
termation in FBL ‘Yeports. "He: .stayed
_ with Moraes, -a
SSAliende, who'died when right: wing: ele:
ements overthrew his: Marxist govern,
ment in September, 1972. The younger
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References: a. UFAA~4533, 8 November 1972 ;
. b. UFAW~1590; 1 17 November 1972 Se _ on
an es | 608.1 met. with a 5 ropresentative-c of LNERGO on 22 November. i972
“ : irre 7 _ fin an attempt to ‘clarify the. confusing issue over ANDESK-1 as : outlined. in.
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. ‘LNERGO ascertained: from conversations with AMDESK~1 that the. latter! :
‘L o ~ had been in Venezuela some, time during the summer or early fall of 1972,
bee oo on'Grameco business. Dvring his visit to Venezuela, - AMDESK contacted
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oan - superior in Gramco, ‘arranged this contact which. eventually took place, —_ 7
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0 Ricardo MORALES Navarrete
1. On approximately 5 March 1972, a Station asset, CIFENCE-4,
while acting in his ccver capacity had occasion to detain and question -
one Ricardo MORALES Navarrete, 6 Cuban resident. of Miami.
2. Morales N. “told CIFENCE-4 that he, Morales, is employed by
LNERGO from whom he receives a salary of us$700 per month. . Morales -said
, that “he Was en réute’ to” Colombia on # drug case at the time. During the
c versation Morales admitted to CIFENCE-h. having been responsible for. a’
xilling in Florida.
“3. CIFENCE-b reported to. the Station the above, as well as stating
that: Morales hes an extremely poor reputation in the Cuban community,
where he is prone to tell nearly anyone willing to listen of his affiliation
‘with LNERGO, with the inplication ‘that his employer sanctions his
activities. --
4. Moraiés also told CIFENCE~4 that a Cuban (true name » of f CIGOAL-5)
who works with SIFA in Caracas isan agent of BKTRUET.
5. " Attached isa copy of the reentry permit of Morales, as well as
a clipping from the Miami press relating to the killing which Morales
_ ollegedly cenfesaed to having conmitted.
. 65 ‘the above is for the information, of Statica yi/Miant and further
action’ as deemed appropriate. No coordination with LNERCO in Caracas has.
beén. effected due to security considerations involving CIFENCE-4,
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. rho ‘eo residenté, y tengo uta hija, Elizabeth, Ia cin] cum=
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@ tas tres cuadras de mi casa, yo estabs Caminsn= je de Ricardos Morales Navarcese y del Mefi cane Fran
go y the bajé de Ja acera en la Taveaids y ta Seyimda, Cisco docritnez Tamayo los cuales fo ‘Gueriaa- ser
estie, en in seecida del SW. , cuando ofa alguien Ha- = mils enemigos, que el enemizo era Batista, y que debi =
mare “tarda, y mir€ para Ver quien era, yentons Mos ser amigos porque las ccsas iban a cambiar. |:
23 yo seni’ Gue eilos me disparaban, y ypvwls are Yo le elle que no Guerfa terer ninguna amisudcon |.
cas Con Silenciadores, goate que ‘fraba fabs paca Fidei Castro. : ,
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‘ea An Chevrolet impale 1965, de dos puertas, amarts i estaba con erro hombre, Roge.io Pernindez, elemi oF
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et aslento de air’s, en la. lado izquierda, Eltects un - di'o <t mddico. i
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I. DURING DEBRIEFING, JORGE SILVA PEVEALED THAT COL.
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DATE __5 January 1966 js
MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, SOD/AB/OPS/3
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REFERENCES Your Memorandum, Dated
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A Provisional Operational Aporoval is granted for the use of this Subject
as set forth below.
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authority, on a temporary basis, for the use of an individual as the authority
granted in an Operational Approval unless othervise specified by CI/OA.- It is
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Parts I ‘and II) must be submitted as soon as possible and. not later than six
(6) months from this date. Aa Operational Approval will follow “when all
investigation is: completed. and upon the receipt of satisfactory PRQ Parts I
and If. Cancellation must be requested if use -of Subject by interested Di-
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From, : OM3/REG/PRO/COV
subject: Ricardo Morales (t)
Subject has been evaluated by the OMS and found to be :
qualified for proposed essignment.. :
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Bear Mr. MORALES 3
You hereby release and forever discharge the Sponsoring
Organization and all its agents, officers, employees and
rerresentatives from ‘any’ and all claims, demands and
liabilities in any form or by ary party what or whosoever
arising from services performed by you for said Sponsoring.
Crgap PRL A They" Memorandum of Agreement signed
ME ia vy 64,
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Sr. Ricardo MORALES Naravarrete
Estimado Sefior _ MORALES _ H
Con este documento firmado por Usted la Organizacion
Patrocinadora con todos sus .agentes, oficiales, empleados
y representantes gueden relevados para siempre de. todo *y
cualquier denandas suyas en cualquier forma o por cualquier,
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FITNESS REPORT: Ricario Mors
SUBMITTED 3Y:- a Robertson
Ricardo was selected for the group because of
Case Officer reconmendation and. personal obser~
vation ani his’ training. record plus the abib ity
to speak French and English as well as Spanish. '-
He is ‘particulariy bright, and during the prepara- ,
tory and holding phase, as well a& during the pias
in which he has been left behind to accompany Alberto
Perez home, he performed as required of a good =. mo, —
commando. . co Be
During. the action he showed a surprising leadership - “
capability, taking over effectively a team which —_ :
needed it at the moment and continulng until he sot - og
nit. . a ae
During : a portion of..the action he served as Major | 4 a.
Hoare's conzo ‘Tink with aviators” whose’ English was, tt . oa
not good. er hcian
Ricardo is definitely reconmended for spacial ops’
in a leaijership capacity, but it is mentioned here
that his use to KUBARK may be in a broader field and -
that use as a eoumando may be wasting his talents.
Ricardé is not ‘now: employed. at IMVAVE.-He 13 not
felt in any vay to have after-action secunity
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Be | Westin. ar Asatgnbent The Volunteer understands that
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for ‘the: ‘taeton, wil be ‘amarded a doriua
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telivencia ‘y Gatos concert.ientes a la sevuridad de los Estados
Unidos. Esta informacion e@ inteligencia, junto, con los cetodos
da adguisicion, manejo y diseminacion son clasificados de acuerdo
a las normas de seturidad establecidas por el gobierno de’ los
Estados Unidos. Se que 1a revelacton.de esta informacion.sin.
la debida autoriracion esta. prohibica ° ‘por las Leyes de Espionafe
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sario hacério en el eumplimiento. oficial ..
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Bead the reefylent of Mitra: tica end inteiligence metterie) end dats <hich concerns
the security of the United States. This infore.ticn ind intelligrnoe, together
/ . vith the methods of caliecting, handling sad dissesinrtion ara classified acecrding
to security stenderds set by the Gaited States Government. I rm ectre that the
unouthorired. diaclasure of such infors:ticn fa prohibited by the Zsvicn-ge Leva,
(18 USC SECS. 793 and Tub), snd the Settomr) Security Act of 1947 which specifically
requires the protection of intelitgence sources and methods from wruthorized dis-
closure.
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“oo 3 of collecting or brndling tt wich hes come to my ettenticn, but shell. tlvays .
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. John Warner.
. Chief, International Intelligence Division |
Office of Intelligence
Drug Enforcenent Administration
: ; ; . ATTENTION: Mr. Robert Goe
SUBJECT ‘: Cuban Exiles Involved with DEA: .
REFERENCES ‘ : A. SEC-IGI-76-0048(z), 06 February 1976
B. SEC-IGI-76-0062(1), 20 Februat, 1976 .
AEE ENT HAS aay ¢. SEC-IGI-76-0665 (1), 25 February 1976 L
DEA ON / APR FY
Ow : 1. This Agency was requested by DEA to check the
backgrounds of five Cuban exiles who have come to the
attention of DEA either as potential informants or as
liaison contacts; According. to prelininary checks
conducted by DEA, there were indications that these. :
individuals had past records of "political and revolu- :
tionary intrigue." DEA, concerned that it may be the .
target of a provocation operation by anether govern-
ment, requested this Agency's assessment of the
situation. This memorandum contains the results.of a
check of ovr Headquarters records on these individuals,
followed by a Summary of our findings and conclusions. . \
The order of this respohse is keyed to Reference B: :
to this Agency in 1960 but according to. our Tecords he
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OUTSIDE THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE RECEIVING AGENCY
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was at no time used operationally. Our files contain
no additional information on since 1960
except for a 1969 FBI report dealing with his involve-
Ment in a plan to assassinate Fidel Castro. (DEA
already has a copy of this report.) Although in-
formation obtained from a Report of Investigation
(ROI) by Alfredo Duncan (DEA/Caracas) dated 01
December 1975 indicates that WINENED is a U.S.
citizen, resides in Caracas and has contacts with
various GOV officials, we have no information in our
Headquarters files to substantiate this information.
In November 1975-the Caracas Regional Office (CRO)
Yequested traces from our field representative on
“Q VEZ, who was reportedly in contact with the CRO.
The following traces were forwarded to our represen-
tative in Caracas on 03 December 1975 for passage to
DEA: "Following data on {ilario Eloy ~ R
taken from his own undated handwritten bio summary
which apparently submitted to the anti-Castro Frente
Revolucionario Democratico (FRD) in Miami about 1960,
and from an FRD Personnel Forn.
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1952 (sic
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tary to the President of Cong
Sic) until 1958. He came
Q immigrant in April 1
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likely that he was « ge twenty-one, as
dates given by J
Department of
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JIMENEZ
statement on his
indicated that JIMENEZ wa
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Cuban-style mafia which was
S an as under ‘the Fatr6n’
of anti-Batista political ftgureg> On 12 Decembe
quest from the CRO that JIN NEZ
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3. Orlando GARCIA Vasquez. DPOB: 16 June 1927,
Havana, Cuba. GARCIA (at one time a naturalized U-;S.
citizen/18 May 1945 in South Carolina). became a
Venezuelan citizen ca 1962. GARCIA has a long history
as a political thug since pre-Batista days in Cuba.
He was a member of the Union Insurrectional Revo-
° lucionaria (UIR) in Cuba along with Fidel Castro and
: other persons who were involved im political assasi-
nations. He claims to have served with the U.S. 82nd
° Airborne Division from 1945-47 and to have returned
to Cuba thereafter to-attend the University of Havana
_ on the GI Bill. About mid-5S2 Subject left Cuba for
. Miami because of a scandal in Cuba over a crime al-
legedly committed by GARCIA. In 1953 he became a
bodyguard for Costa Rican President FIGUERES, who
introduced hin to Romulo BETANCOURT, who was then in
‘exile in Costa Raca. It is believed that GARCIA's
fast rise in the Venezuelan government is based on his
earlier service to Accion Democratica (AD) exiles in
Costa Rica, where he reportedly eliminated several
gunmen sent to kill BETANCOURT. When BETANCOURT
became president of Verezuela (1959-64), GARCIA was
appointed a division chief in the Directorate General
of Police (DIGEPOL), now the Directorate for the Services
of Intelligence and Preventicn (DISIP). GARCIA left
Venezuela for Miami an 1964 "for health reasons (ulcers)
and during this stay in Miami worked at the Venezuelan
Consulate. He returned to Venezuela in 1966 and re-
portedly held positions within the Venezuelan Ministry
of Interior (exact positions not known). In August
1269 GARCIA Was assigned as First Secretary to the
Venezyelan Embassy in Georgetown, Guyana. He returned
to Venezuela sometime during'1970 or 1971 and was ;
assigned as Special Assessor (Advisor), Ministry of
Foreign Relations, where he was mainly concerned with
Venezuelan national border incidents and violations.
According to information dated July 1974, GARCIA was
appointed to head a special foreign intelligence
Service within the Ministry of Interior:
In November 1973 our representative in Caracas
Was queried oy DEA Caracas concerning a report which
Was prepared on 06 September 1973 in Miami by S.A./
Michael D. Brom, which accused GARCIA of being int
volved in narcatics trafficking
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that GARCIA has associated with known traffickers, no
hard facts concerning his ¢cirect involvement in
narcotics have been uncovered. GARCIA has been
escribed over the years as a political thug, a
murderer, a con-man, a pathological liar, and a
- "bright, aggressive rogue who is ruthless when neces-
sary." GARCEA has apparently always sided with the
men in power and seems to have gained the confidence -
of many leaders in the countries around the Caribbean. -
A DEA ROI, dated 10 October 1974, written by S.A. Brom
at Miami reported that GARCIA was in the United States .
and wads in contact with Ricardo MORALES (sce paragraph ..
4). GARCIA made several trips to the U.S. on behalf
of the GOV during 1974-75. Your, Agency is referred
to the FBI for information concerning GARCIA's
activities in the U.S.
4 Rica RALTS a. YPOB: 4
1939, Havana, Cuba. ORALES took refuge in the
Brazilian _Em¥assy in Havana in Octo is]
‘ e United States as a Cuban refugee“
P N29 November 1960. He was a se xe
former G- yg t. Although MORALES was interest
this Agency ii’ sea. he was not used optrationally.
Information in indicated that M
ber of “Cuban ower," an anti-Cast terrorist
anization, whosé\pdlicy was t piauidate foreign
port for the Castro’ imé.
imé. “MORALES was arrested
14 February 1968 in Miami questioned regardin
leccnt bombing incidentd> Or 02 October 1972 DEA/
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d 17 February 1976,/MORALES i eported to be a’
ve DEA informaxt-Since 25 February™
recently Ip#f the Mani area to ¢ b
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up an off al position with a sensi
cy (T 45’ Agency has no updaced info tion on / 4
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ALES to“sGbstantiate this information.) The Miami
rated MORALES as being an extremely re
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tive GOV
suggested Caracas R/O use cauticn in utilret
s within the GO
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in contacg with one Orlando GARCIA, who was in t
Miami area recruiting Cubans for use in a Venezuela
Special Forcés Unit. Your Agency is referred to the
-FBIZ for information concerning the activities of
hese individuals in the United States.
S. Justo LARAZO Alfonso. A check of our records
turned up one Justo Alfonso (no DPOB), a Cuban-exile,
who was active in anti- Castro organizations in the
late 1960's. Your Agency is referred to the FBI for
information on this individual.
6. Manuel De ARMAS. DPOB: 06 November 1947,
Havana, Cuba; naturalized U.S. citizen living in Miami.
On 17 October 1975 one Manuel De ARMAS contacted our
overt Domestic Contact Division (DCD) office in Miami
offering his services as a doubic agent. Following are
excerpts from two DCD Reports dated 20 October 1975 and
19 January 1976 based on debriefings of De ARMAS: While
in Cuba De ARMAS claimed to have been the neighbor of.
Raul BETANCOURT, the brother of the former Venezuelan
President Romulo BETANCCURT, and his two daughters.
Antonieta and Mariela, who was De ARMAS' girl friend.
De ARMAS' mother decided in 1962 that Subject should
Leave Cuba, which he did. In 1975, De ARMAS found out
that his two young cousins had been placed in an orphan-
age in Cuba. He made contact with Mariela BETANCOURT,
telling her that he was fed up with the U.S. system of
government in order to gain her attention on the matter
of taking his cousins out of Cuba. Mariela asked him
if he would be willing to work for the Cuban Government
and he replied he would if it would help the youngsters.
Mariela then told- De ARMAS to go to Caracas and meet -
with her sister Antonieta. De ARMAS went to Caracas on
02 October 1975 and met with Antonieta, but no proposals
were. made on the possibility of his working forthe ~~~ °
Cuban Government. On 17 October 1975 De ARMAS again
called Mariela and was told that he should return to
Venezuela to. hold more’ talks with Antonieta and “other
people." After talking with Mariela on 17 October 1975,
De ARMAS called our DCD/Miami Office because as a U.S.
citizen he claimed that he did not want to get involved
with the Cuban Government unless he had this Agericy's
approval. De ARMAS graciously offered his services as
a double agent. He called DCD/Miami on 20 October 1975
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and again on 07 January 1976 to resubmit his offer and
insisted on a #esponse. He was told that his offer
would be forwarded threugh the appropriate channels.
(Note: Our records show that there was no CIA interest
in De ARMAS, past or present.) On 13 January 1976 our
representative in Miami was told that the FBI Miami
office had been in contact with Subject and wished to
verify De ARMAS" clain that he was in contact with our
DCD Miami office. The FBI also asked whether this
Agency had any objection for further FBI contact with
Subject. on the "same basis they had previously." (Note:
The type or length of FBI contact with De ARMAS is not
known. Your office is referred to the FBI for additional
information.)
On 04 February 1976 DEA Caracas received a
DEA message (# 02406) which requested permission for
Miami CI Manuel Leonardo De ARMAS to travel to Caracas
for a one kilo heroin, buy from a Colombian whom De ARMAS
had previously met through a Maria A. BETANCOURT. Per-
mission was given and De ARMAS arrived in Caracas on 11
February 1976. No mention of drugs was made on this .
trip but according to De ARMAS he was taken to the Cuban
Embassy in Caracas on 12 February 1976, where he was
allgedly approached to work for the Cuban Government
in an intelligence capacity. De ARMAS reported these
events to DEA Caracas on 12.February 1976; he was ad-
vised to return to the U.S. Our representative in
Caracas was briefed on the De ARMAS case by SAIC Duncan
on 13 February 1976. omrwas very interested
in having De ARMAS return to Caracas for use asa
possible source on Cuban intelligence activities, Gnd)
on De ARMAS at that tine and on 20 February 1976 the
FBI representative in Miami reported the following in-
formation: "The FBI has been avoiding contact with
De ARMAS for the past couple of months since he was
assessed as a ‘mentally unbalanced fabricator’. De
ARMAS gave a press interview in Miami in early February
1976 in which he claimed an affiliation with virtually
every U.S. intelligence agency. He said that he had
worked for CIA and had attended a CIA training school.
The press interview has thus far not been published,
presumably because it is too far fetched. De ARMAS
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received a bank loan of $1,500 in Miami and has‘defaulted
on some $800 of the amount. The final note on De ARMAS
is that he received a gencral discharge from the U.S.
Army with a notation that he had psychological and
behavioral problems." The gist of the aforementioned
FBI information has been passed to DEA Caracas. All
agencies concerned agree that contact with De ARMAS
should cease. De ARMAS again -contacted S.A. Duncan in
Caracas on 26 February 1976 and requested a meeting; he
said that the request was not drug related, but con-
cerned the “Cuban matter." S.A. Duncan advised De ARMAS.
that he was on his own and that DEA would not get in-
volved. As DEA Headquarters is aware, De ARMAS re-
portedly left for Mexico o/a 26 February 1976. We have
no subsequent reporting on his movements.
7. Three of the five aforementioned individuals |
are known to have had past connections: GARCIA Vazquez
and SUNENEZ=RGgIn wer e both former. members of the UIR
in Cuba at one time and“MORALES—Na Forméy=
was in contact with XGARCIA. in the
United States during 1974-75. Although there have been
allegations aimed at: nd GARCIA over the years
accusing them of being Cuban agents and/or of narcotics
involvement, these Claims have not been substantiated
and for the most part are based on circumstantial
evidence or guilt by association, watch happens
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ormant Since 1971 and, in fete Gas Pa ted as ara
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Mextermely-reliable" source by the’Miami R/0; -a—-desir
on_his part_to continue this. refationship —
we feel, cannot be construed as part. of a provocation.
operation. A check of our records reflected no past
intelligence backgrounds for LAZARO Alfonso and De
ARMAS, . While there is a paucity of background infor-
mation in our files on Justo LAZARO, in our opinion he.
is attempting to extort moncy from the U.S. Government
based on a poorly conceived idea of his own. The De
ARMAS case appears to have been resolved satisfactorily
for all concerned. All Agencies concerned agree he is
unstable and contact should be either severed, or if.
unavoidable, it should be made with extreme caution.
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&. Following'a review of all information on the
foregoing Subjects available at DEA Headquarters and
at this Agency's Headquarters, we are of the opinion
that there is no data or other evidence to suggest an
outside organization is attempting to manipulate these
individuals in an- operation aimed at discrediting the
U.S. Government and DEA. We believe there may be
collusion among the three Subjects located in Caracas,
probably to assist one another in‘nefarious schemes to
One degree or another; however, the information on
hand does not suggest their motivation would go beyond
personal, financial or influence objectives. . While one
cannot absolutely rule out the possibility, for example,
Cuban Service has run one or moire of the afore-
that ‘the
mentioned Subjects at DEA for the purpose of harrassing
the U.S. Government, there is no conciusive information
in our files to connect them with Cuban intelligence or
a Venezuelan entity whose interests are inimical to the
U.S.
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Special Assistant for Coordination of
Foreign Narcotics Information
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"CONDON, | WAS NEXBER BRIGADE 2506. ARRIVED MIAMI WITH RANSOMED .
“3 | BRIGADE NEXBERS DECSNBER 1962. NO-CURRENT INFO ON FILE,
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. CASTILLO, CUBAN EXILS NOW LIVING NIAMI, SUBJECT BORN 29 _
* OCTOBER 1920 SAN LUIS, ‘PINAR DEL RIO, CUBA, ATTORNEY IN MINISTRY 4
OF LABOR AND NINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION 1945-57. WAS ANTI-
X BATISTA ACTIVI&S, LATER JOINED VARIOUS EXILE GROUPS TO FIGHT
“ CASTRO, CLAINS ‘XO PAVE BEEN MEMBER BRIGADE 2506, ALTHOUGH NAME
NOT ON UIST THOSE CAPTURED AT PLAYA GIRON, C UE R VO WAS
ACCUSED OF BEING LEADER OF -GROUP MAKING “ANTI-U. s., PRO-NAZI, PRO- SOCIALIST:
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Reference: CARNCAS-21349, 8 arch 1973
- 1.) Forwarded herewith is a copy of BNDD Report | of Investigation
written by Jose A.- MARIN, S/A assimed to the Miami Secional_Office,
on S Feuruary 1973. The’ port concerns Luis Clerente POSADA Carriles,
: aka “Bazbi:';*and [umberto/PTRUEVA, GTi cena A. aSe Fbacom wien
‘ Bewrog ies Vance Me* 2 RAREIG Coot tt ROT IO ASA CR Suva RT NF Ws C3001 T
3 2. Also forwarded is a copy of BHUD Caracas telegran 1686 of 26
February 1973 concerning POSADA; BNDD Hs telecraa 1854 of 12 March |
P. 1973 coucerning the implication of POSADA as a narcotics trafficker and
iis recent travel fron Caracas; and BNDDilgs telegran ise. of Ag March
1973 waich summarizes the surveillance of POSADA and Geilo Vicente
CUSATI Cusati while the latter two were in Miami.
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BNDD CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL FIND THEIR TARGETS.
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_CUSATE CUSATI IN MADRID AS THEIR COVERAGE BASED ON SECOND
HAND INFO AND RECORDS. FOLLOWING SUMMARY BADD MADRID TELEGRAM
1339 OF 15 MAR 73: SUBJECTS ARRIVED MADRID 11 MAR VIA PAN AM 254.
SUBSEQUENT CHECKS ON 14 NAR REVEALED THAT CUSATI
REGISTERED AT HOTEL MINDANO, MADRID. POSADA NOT REGISTERED.
BNDD AGENTS THEN WENT HOTEL BUT LEARNED THAT CUSATI AND
OTHER UNIDENTIFIED MALE (PRESUMABLY POSADA) HAD JUST LEFT HOTEL.
AIRPORT CHECK REVEALED THAT SUBJECTS DEPARTED 1145 HRS 14 MAR
VIA TWA 968-FOR ROME. POSADA HELD TICKED NO. 164401364874
AND CUSATI TICKET NO. 164481364875,
2. SUBSEQUENT CHECKS AT HOTEL REVEALED THAT CUSATI HAD
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4. COMMENT: BNDD SHOULD HAVE LITTLE TROUBLE SPOTTING
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THAT NOT ALREADY REPORTED. RECAPITULATE AS FOLLOWS:
A. PER PARA 4 REF B, WKRCARLET-3 ORIGINALLY
FINGERED AS NARCOTICS TRAFFICKER BY BNDD SOURCE JOSE GOM E Z.
B.Jié PER PARA 3D REF B, BNDD SPECIYL AGENT PERSONALLY
SAW WKSCARLET-3 MEETING wif HUMBERTO TR UE V A AND JOSE
GOMEZ ON 20 FEB 73 IN CARACAS WITH OTHER UNIDENTIFIED
POLICE OFFICIAL. IDENTIFICATION BY BNDD SPECIAL AGENT MADE
BASIS NEVSPAPER PHOTO OF WXSCARLET-S SUPPLIED BY STATION.
C. PER PARA 1 REF C, CAR IN WHICH PASCARLET - -3
DROVE TRUEVA, GOMEZ, AND UNIDENTIFIED POLICE OFFICIAL
IS A CAR REGISTERED TO WKSCARLET-3.
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De ACCORDING BNDD REPORT OF INVESTIGATION BY-
“- SPECIAL AGENT JOSE A. MARIN, DATES 5 FEB 73, WRITTEN IN
_ MIAMI, WKSCARLET-3 WAS LUIS PORFIRIO NH ER NANDE2Z*
PARTNER IN NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING AND FOLLOWING HERNANDEZ *
INCARCERATION, WKSCARLET~$ HAD TAKEN OVER HERNANDEZ‘
OPERATION. ¢POUCHING COPY THIS ROI.) .
E. REGARDING ALLEGATION THAT WKSCARLET-3 ALSO
TAKING OVER EUGENIO L E A L POZO NETWORK, THIS RECEIVED
CRALLY FROM S/A MARIN WHILE HE IN CARACAS ON TDY, REQUEST . ;
WH/NIAMI CHECK WITH BNDD MIAMI TO RECEIVE FURTHER DETAILS.
F, PER REF D, BNDD SURVEILLANCE IN MIAMI SAW
: WKSCARLET-3 IN COMPANY OF ANDRES PURRINOS,
DOCUMENTED TRAFFICKER, AND RONALD CONDOM,
BROTHER OF FRANK CONDOM.
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OF BNDD CI (IDENTITY UNKNOWN) REVEALED ONLY THAT
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BE ROME VIA NEW YORK, MADRID, WITH SHORT STOP OVER LATTER |
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CITY PRIOR HIS FINAL DESTINATION WHICH WILL BE ROME. HE
MUST HAVE CHANGED ITINERARY ENROUTE ROME, WHERE HE WILL
HEAD SECURITY TEAM FOR VENEZUELAN DELEGATION GULF OF MARACAIBO
TALKS. “
2. CAMILOC US 4T I CUSATI IS WKSCARLET OFFICER
WHO PART ABOVE SECURITY TEAM. WE INVESTIGATING POSSIBILITY
HE MAY BE DRIVER OF 1966 BLUE FORD AND IS THE UNIDENTIFIED
POLICE OFFICIAL WHO INVOLVED WITH TRUEVA AND GOMEZ DURING
THEIR STAY CARACAS. : ° .
3. FRANK CONDOM PRESUMABLY IDENTICAL WITH FRANCISCO
MANUEL CONDOM GIL. PLS SEE DIRECTOR 303867 AND
WH/MIAMT 15582 FOR DETAILS. ACCORDING MEXICO CITY 20812(/6877 © A)
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VAs: SAD A, SUBJECT REF, AND CAMILO CUSATI ARRIVED
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‘2. PER REF A HAVE INFORMED LOCAL LNAGON CHIEF OUR
OPERATIONAL INTEREST WKSCARLET-3 AND STATION PLAN CON-
FRONT LATTER. SHOULD WXSCARLET-3 BE UNABLE REFUTE
ALLEGATICNS, WILL TRY CONVIRCE HIM HIS BEST COURSE WOULD
| BE COOPERATE WITH LNAGON. IF HE AGREES, WILL ARRANGE
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3. TENTATIVELY aN ‘COKSRONT WXSCARLET- -3 AFTER
' RECEIPT LNAGON ‘ASAAREPORT THEIR DEBRIEFING JOSE GOMEZ.
UNFORTUNATELY, GOMEZ IS*UNRELIASLE INFORMANT AND WILL PROB-
ABLY WITKHOLD BITAL DETAILS, ESPECIALLY THOSE rnvor gnc
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WHO REQUESTED HIS HELP AS A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL.
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: (FNU), WHOSE ADDRESS IS 1783 FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK BUILDING
IN MIAMI, WORK FOR VARON, STAHL AND KAY, P.A., ATTORNEYS AND upd
COUNSELLORS, LOCATED AT 2432 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD, HOLLYWOOD,
FLORIDA. THEY ARE REPRESENTING THE INTERESTS OF LLOYD A. _
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JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK, WHICH-RECENTLY GOT THE US. $20,608, 008
CONTRACT FOR THE VOTING MACHINES TO BE USED IN THE DECEMBER i
ELECTION, DIXON IS UNDER INVESTIGATION BY THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, MIAMI DIVISION,
BECAUSE OF CHARGES BY EDUARDO BL AN CO URIBE AND HANS J.
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ACCUSING DIXON Q¥ FAILURE TO PAY THEN THEIR ‘FULL conniss1 ons
IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONTRACT,
3. ACCORDING TO COPIES OF THE FIRST PAGES OF SEVERAL”
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DOCUMENTS BROUSNT BY THE LAWYERS, TRE CHARGES AGAINST DIXON ;
INCLUDE VIOLATION OF INTERSTATE CONNERCE LAWS
AND BRIBERY OF VENEZUELAN OFFICIALS WHO ALLEGEDLY AGREED :
TO ACCEPT PAYMENTS FROM DIXON FOR THEIR NELP IN SECURING THE
CONTRACT.
4. THE FIRST PAGE OF AN AFFADAVIT FILED BY FERNANDO
ZOZAYA ITURBE, THE AVM CORPORATION LAWYER IN VENEZUELA,
STATES THAT ON 3 MAY 1972, ZOZAYA WAS PRESENT WHEH DIXON
TENDERED RELEASES TO BLANCO AND MAGNIN WHICH HAD THE EFFECT
OF FORFEITING ALL THE COMMISSIONS DUE THEM FOR THE SALE OF
THE VOTING MACHINES TO VENEZUELA, BLANCO AND MAGHIN REFUSED
To SIGN THE RELEASES. DIXON TOLD TREN If was NECESSARY
BECAUSE THE AVM CORPORATION WAS UNDERGOING A GRAND JURY
INVESTIGATION IN BUFFALO, NEW YORK,
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AND MAGNIN. WKSCARLET-3 REFUSED THE OFFER.
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PAGE OF EACH FOR PASSAGE TO STATION. WKSCARLET~1
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WHICH FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT HE DID NOT. DEPART FOR ROME AS
SCHEDULED. AT MEETING FOLLOWING SATURDAY. (WHICH CAME AFTER
TWO POSTPONEMENTS) WKSCARLET-3 STATED TRIP DELAYED DUE
UNCERTAINTY LOCATION OF FUTURE GULF OF MARACAIBO TALKS.
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IF TALK CITY DESIGNATED THAT TIME. IF ROME, WKSCARLET-3 ;
INSTRUCTED NOT MAKE CONTACT WITH ROME STATION. HE MADE NO
. MENTION MHASYSS MATTERS. . ;
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RECOMMENDED REF. NO INFORMATION THAT HE PRESENTLY ON WKSCARLET
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. 3. STATUS PRESENT MHABYSS CASE IN WHICH WKSCARLET-3
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THEY PRESENTLY UNDER SURVEILLANCE BY CITRAILS AN) FIXED
“SURVEILLANCE BY TDY LNAGON TEAM. CAR DRIVEN BY
UNKNOWN TRACED THROUGH LICENSE PLATES AND REGISTERED
FEDERAL DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
B. 15 FEBRUARY SAME UNKNOWN INDIVIDUAL WITH SAME
CAR WENT HOTEL AND PARKED CAR ILLEGALLY. SUBSEQUENTLY
TOWED AWAY. UNKNOWN AND GOMEZ RETRIEVED AUTO. UNKNOWN
SHOWED IDENTIFICATION TO POLICE OFFICIAL WHO RETURNED CAR
WITHOUT GUESTION. ON RETURN To HOTEL UNKNOWN USED CAR'S
SIREN TO PASS THROUGH RED LIGHTS, AND WAS STOPPED LATER BY
METROPOLITAN POLICE FOR DRIVING WRONG WAY ON ONE WAY
STREET. CITRAILS OBSERVED POLICE EFFUSIVELY SALUTING OUR
UNKNOWN WHO THEN DROVE TO HOTEL WITHOUT FURTHER INCIDENT.
FRON THIS IT OBVIOUS OUR UNKNOWN IS HIGH-RANKING OFFICIAL
METROPOLITAN POLICE. ‘SAME DAY CITRAILS PHOTOGRAPHED GOMEZ
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7 e SATURDAY THREE ABOVE MENTIONED INDIVIDUALS MET
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NOTED LICENSE NUMBER AND STATION VERIFYING.
E. LOCAL AXD TDY LNAGON HAVE NOW CONCLUDED FIRST
‘PART OF OPERATION,E.G., IDENTIFYING PRINCIPAL SUSPECTS
AS HAVING MET CARACAS. UNABLE DETERMINE AT THIS TIME WHETHER
"OR NOT MHABYSS MATERIAL HAS PASSED FROM SELLER TO BUYER. ;
HOWEVER, CURRENT. TRIP TRUEVA AND GOMEZ SUPPOSEDLY FOR PURPOSE
SETTING UP LARGE BUY NEXT TRIP. DURING NEXT TRIP LNAGON ,
PROPOSES ALL OUT EFFORT IDENTIFY MHABYSS PRINCIPALS
IN ACT PASSING GOODS.
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5. QUESTION NOW ARISES AS TO HOW SALVAGE OUR ASSET AS HE
| NOW DEFINITELY IMPLICATED. SHOULD TRUEVA AND GOMEZ BE Loe
ARRESTED MIAMI OR CARACAS IT ALMOST ASSURED TREY
WILL IMPLICATE WKSCARLET-3. STATION THINKING IS WOW THE
TIME CONFRONT WXSCARLET-3 WITH EVIDENCE, POINT OUT HIS POSSIBLE
LOSS CHANCE BECORE WODUAL CITIZEN, LOS OF POSITION WITHIN
WKSCARLET, POSSIBLE ARREST AND LONG JAIL SENTENCE IN VENEZUELA
“AMONG CONVICTS HE HELPED CAPTURE AND CONVICT, THEN
STRONGLY SUGGEST HE TURN INFORMANT. AT THIS TIME IT
STILL POSSIBLE COVER UP HIS MHABYSS CONNECTION AS SEING
A LEGITIMATE WKSCARLET CASE IN WHICH HE ACTING ON
HIS OWN BFC4USE KE PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WITH GOMEZ AND
HIS XNOWLEDGE WXSCARLET ORGANIZATION NOT INTERESTED MHABYSS
MATTERS. CONFRONTATION NOW MIGHT ALSO ENLIST KIS AID ARRESTING
TRUEVA, GOMEZ AND UNXNOWN OTHER POLICE OFFICIAL AT TIME OF
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| 6. ANOTHER COMPLICATION PRESENT. AS MENTIONED PREVIOUSLY,
WKSCARLET-3 ON TAP TRAVEL GULF OF MARACAIBO CONFERENCE CITY.
HE WILL TRAVEL WITH VENEZUELAN DIPLOMATIC PASSPORT AND WILL
Veotae
PROBABLY GO THROUGH MIAME. THIS WOULD BE EXCELLENT TINE
CARRY MHABYSS MATERIAL TO TRUEVA AND GOMEZ. IF WKSCARLET-3
AGREES COOPERATE, HE COULD BE USED TO CARRY THIS MATERIAL
TO MIAMI AND AT TIME OF TURNOVER TO TRUEVA AND GOMEZ,
LNAGON COULD MAKE POSITIVE ARREST.
7. AS STATED, STATION FEELS, DESPITE ABOVE INFO INDICATING
WKSCARLET-3 INVOLVED THIS CASE, AGENT WORTH SALVAGING AND
. WE SHOULD MAKE EFFORT DO SO. IF HQS AGREES REQUEST YOUR
COMMENTS AS TO HOW GO ABOUT THIS. STATION COULD SOUND OUT
LOCAL CHIEF LNAGON AND FEEL CERTAIN HE -WOULD AGREE. HOWEVER,
anDo CUSTOMS
FEEL LNAGON AND LNYAPAAT HQS LEVEL WOULD HAVE TO BE BROUGHT
IN ON ACT. PLS ADVISE,
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2. WE HAVE INFORMED LNAGON H@S THAT WE H .VEe “OPERATIONAL
INTEREST® IN EKSCARLET~3 AND THAT OUR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CARACAS VILL DISCUSS CASE WITH CHIEF LNAGON CARACAS.
3. STATION SHOULD DO FOLLOUING:
, Ae TELL CHIEF LNAGON CARACAS THAT STATION HAS
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4. PLEASE KEEP US FULLY7ADVISED OF ALL DEVELOPHENTS
THIS SENSITIVE CASE.
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* SAYS UKSCARLET~-3 MAY BE INVOLVED Ti ILLEGAL TRAFFIC OF COCAINE.
SALE OF STOLEN AND SMUGGLED URISTUATCHES AUD DISTRIEUTION OF
COUNTERFEIT U-S- DOLLARS- INFO BASED ON LNAGON REPORT TO STATION®.
*2GIVES RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION INDICATING THAT UKSCARLET- 3
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Pye INTEND WORK ‘ON BASIC BASIC PREMISE THAT _KKSCARLET-3_ IS
INNO IL_PROVEN GUILTY, WE MUST THEREFORE, WITHOUT
REVEALING THIS INFO TO WKSCARLET-3, IMMEDIATELY CONDUCT OUR
OWN INVESTIGATION USING ALL INVESTIGATIVE MEANS AT OUR DISPOSAL,
RECO:EIEND THAT HZ TELTAP, SURVEILLANCE AND OTHER INFO-GATIIERING
OPS BE INITIATED JUST AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, REALIZE THAT -
WKSCARLET-3 NOW IN ITALY BUT PERHAPS CERTAIN ASPECTS THIS
INVESTIGATION COULD BE MOUNTED PRIOR X9 HIS RETURN,
_ 2. ULTIMATELY WE WILL WANT SGSWIRL WKSCARLET-3 AGAIN
WITH SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO ALLEGED NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING,
“UGGLING AND DISTRIBUTION COUNTERFEIT U.S. DOLLARS REPORTED REF,
3, WISH EMPHASIZE NEED ACT QUICKLY IN THIS CASE AND GET
ALL THE ANSWERS BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE PRESENTS THEM TO US, PLEASES
REPORT ALL INFO AS IT DEVELOPS,
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"THESE ACTIVITIES IN CONNECTION WITH WKSCARLET OPERATIONS?
_ 5, FOR WH/NIAMI: WOULD APPRECIATE ANY FEASIBLE UNILATERAL
INVESTIGATIVE HELP YOU COULD GIVE.
6. FILE 201-300985. E2 IMPDET.
END OF MESSAGE
* Reported that BNDD has information to the effect that WKSCARLE&T-3 .
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involving Venezuela and the U. S.
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1.
CFFICER TO REQUEST HIM TCO ASK MIAMI LNYUMA TO INFORM LNAGON
NIANI THAT WKSCARLET-3 I35 OF INTEREST TO “ANOTHER AGENCY" AND |
“THAT LNAGON OFFICE MIAMI SHOULD THEREFORE CONDUCT ALL-AGENCY
TRACES. WH/MIAML SHOULD TAKE NO OTHER ACTION AT THIS TIME.
2, FOR CARACAS: WISH AGAIN CAUTION THAT YOU DO NOT RP
NOT INDICATE ANY LNAGON INTEREST TO WKSCARLET-3,
3, FILE 201-300985. 2 IMPDET.
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~ re WKSCARLET~3. Asked Caracas not to convey info re inquiry
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LOCATED MIAMI. ALLEGEDLY POSADA ALSO INVOLVED IN LOCAL SALE .
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ARRIVE CARACAS BY POUCH NEXT FEW DAYS. STATION WILL CABLE
; FULL DETAILS ALLEGATIONS WHEN: PASSED WRITTEN REPORT. 7
i 3. AFTER RECEIPT COPY LNAGON REPORT STATION WILL ALSO .
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WKSCARLET-3, ALTHOUGH SUBJECT NOT A MBR OF UNION INSURRECCIONAL
REVOLUCIONARIA (UIR) GROUP, HIS NAME WAS RECENTLY MENTIONED IN
UNSPECIFIED CONNECTION WITH SEVERAL OF THEM, ALL OF WHOM INVOLVED
NARCOTICS.
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; During. this reporting period WESCARLET-3 produced
eleven disseninations and contributed to four others. As a chief of one
_ Of the operations sections of his service, it appeared that he vould
'_- continue to have excellent“ access. However, in Deceaber WKSCARLET-1
reorganized his service, and ostensibly reduced our agent's area of respon-
sibility. and’ &ecess. WKSCARLET-3 vas slightly depreseed at this occurrence
as he believed, and rightly so,-that he had not merited this reduction.
After the holidays, hovever,.it becane spparent that WKSCARLET-1 vould
conthue to use WKSCARLET-3 in speeial operations and that the reduction In
responsibility was solely to take WESCARLET-3 out of the limelight. Thus,
our. agent is still able to report on the sensitive operations of his ser-
‘ viee. As a result of this and his past performance, WESCARLET-3 was given
@ salary increase beginning January 1973.
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7. WKSCARLET-3 oe oo.
Although WKSCAPRLUT=3 continued his fine production during
this time period, it was !MA®YSS activity which produced the real interest.
Tarough other cables and dispatches ve have reported his involvement in this
irregular activity, which ir proved true will end in his termination as a
BKHERALD asset. At the present tine WKSCARLET-3 is the security tean leader
. for the Venezuelan delegation to the Gulf of Maracaibo talks presently
_ being held in Fone: It is planned thet soon efter he returns, and if we
: have sufficient hard facts, we will confront our agent in an attenpt to
clarify his :SIA3YSS connection. .
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. . of the operations sections of his sqrvice, it appeared that he would
\ ; - continue to have excellent access. [However, in December ‘KSCARLET+-1
} . reorganized his service and ostensihly reduced,our agent's area of respon-
. sibility and. sccess. WKSCARLET-3 was slightly depressed at this occurrence
as he believed, and rightly so, that! he had not merited this reduction,
After the holidays, however, it became apparent that WKSCARLET-1 would
continue to use NiSCARLET-3 in special operations and that the reduction in
responsibility was solely to take WXSCARLLT~3 out of the lirelignt. Thus,
our ageat is still able to report on the sensitive operations of his ser- .
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RISK TO HIMSELF AND CITING RISK FACTOR IN NOT MAINTAINING
CONTACT WITH HIM ROME WOULD SE SEVERAL POINTS LOST FOR OUR
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OF VALUE TO “BRUSH” PASS, CONCEIVABLE THIS WOUL2 ONLY
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DIRNTINE UTE OP xo FOREIGN DISSEM
THIS 13 AN IN? ORMATION KEPORT, nor FINAILY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE
See RES _ RePERT NO. CSCI-316/60339-73
_ . . : oare ore. 31 January 1973
Country Veneztiela
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mo oe suasect Reorganization of the Directorate
PTR Le i - of the Service of Intelligence and
: 7 ; _ Prevention - ae -
aca Venezuela, Caracas As December FIELONO. LiVE-6525
; - 1972)
. _ oa SOURCE . An experienced ‘police investigator whose position gives him .
, : “. sykecess to: ‘dnformation-on | matters affecting the internal .-
security of Venezuela. He reports without the knowledge of
his superiors, His) ‘information has been frequently con-
firmed by. independent sources. le provided a copy of the
reorganization document,
O ‘
: 1. On 8 Decemuer 1972 the Directorate of the Service
of Yutulligencs and Prevention (DISIP) was reorganized py its
Director, Dr. Reaberto’ Uzecategudii Sruzuali, an
(Source Comment : Uzeategui LDelieves
DISIP will we in line for criticism during the clection year
of 1973 and he wants to remove from positions f responsivility
any of iis controversial section leads.) The gist of the
docuiaent issucd by Uzcategui reorganizing DISIP follows.
fete eterna uta, .
2. ‘the Director of DISIP sets the seneral policy based
-on instructions from the Ministry of the Interior and has
: ultimate control of the Services. Tie Deputy Director assists
‘ nin in carrying out these responsivilities and substitutes :
for the virector during his aosence. As its supervisory and
fiscal units, DISIP nas an Inspector General of Services wno
nas the responsibility of disciplining personnel and investi-~
gating employces, and an internal comptroller who verifies
tne auministration of the Services.
} 3. The following are the DISIP executive positions:
a. Sccretary General of | ‘Services y. which has been
assigned to Dr. Oswaldo Domingue Z.
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. ot wnich nas Leen assignad to Lic. Joayuin Cnaffra dee.
: : -@. Caief of the Seneral Operations Division,
wilen had been assigned to Cowaissiones Rodrigo ii i evec s
carco.
~ 4, The Chiefs of the Zones and otuer iraaches in the
iaterior are under tac jurisdiction of the Secretary General’
— - Of Serviess. Thoy will handle administrative matters,
intelligengs, and operations directly with the corresponding
Divisions and will receive from tiem tie genceral requirements
7 Oo » to he fulfilled.
i . 5.. The General Operations Division has nationwide
responsibility for all police ana operalional matters It
> aa -will be’ formed by as many operating divisions as there are
. specific activities _to be fulfilled. Tuc currsnt operating
divisions are:
a. Tirst Division (Prevention), headed by
Cownissioner Adolfo ome ro Gomez.
. b>. Second vivision (Agent Control),*headed by
. sub-commissioner Arpad Bango.
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C. Third Division (Patrol), iieaded by Sub- Commai ssioner
Julio Cesar Lanza.
dg. YTourtn Division (zz>losives and Armaments),
3
7 headed by Somnissionsr Luis Posgada.s
. @. Tifth Division (Protection), neaded: by
Cownissioner luis iiartinez Cucrra.
6. The General Information Division has nationwide
: rasponsibility for all intelligence and counter-intelligence
’ matters, with the exeeption of suLversion waich is wnolly the
. responsibility of the General Operations Division. Tie General
Information Division will be formed by asmny divisions as there
are specific activities to be fulfilled. Currently these are:
a. Lleventh Division, neaded by Commissioner
Jose Vasquez Blanco.
b. Twelfth Division (Archives and Analysis), headed
by Dr. Rafacl Rivas Vasyuez.
c. Tairtecntn Division (USSR and Bloc Fmbassics),
headed by sub-conmissioner Alajandro Hystor.
7. The Secretary General of Services has responsibility
: for all administrative matters, including personnel and request
: for survices, equipment and finences. ie also nas responsibili
for ali matters not falling und2r tue jurisdiction of the two
general divisions, and in particular for those related to the
Divisions of Personnel and Administration.
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WILL BE BAR OF HOTEL PACIFIC, 51 VIALE MEDAGLIE D'oRO. :
MEETING TIME WILL BE ONE HOUR LATER THAN TIME AGREED: TO :
- ON PHONE. CASE OFFICER WILL BE READING NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE. : : '
WKSCARLET/3 SHOULD ASK IDEN “WHAT BUS WILL TAKE ME TO
. . ST PETERS", CASE OFFICER WILL REPLY, “NUMBER 47 IS BEST : .
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2. DCOS, RUTHERFORD J. LYNER, SEEMS TO REMEMBER
WKSCARLET/3 AS WODUAL CITIZEN, SO ASSUME HE SPEAKS ENGLISH.
- PLEASE CONFIRM. DOES STATION ENVISION THAT WKSCARLET/3 :
“WILL BE PASSING INFO FOR FORWARDING TO CARACAS STATION OR |§
PURPOSE CONTACT SO STATION WILL BE ABLE CONTACT HIM IF
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COUNTRY? . VEAEZUELA / COLOMBIA
DOL LATE JANUARY 1973 —
SUBJECT: | PLANS OF THE VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT TO conpucT A
, SENSITIVE TECKHICAL OPERATION AGAINST THE COLOPBIAN
CELEGATION TO THE NEXT ROUND OF BORDER NEGOTIATIONS
“acat VEWEZUELA, CARACAS - | VIELD WO. KVC-6359
(28 JANUARY .1973) . ,
SOURCE: aX EXPERIENCED POLICE INVESTIGATOR WHOSE POSITION
GIVES HIM ACCESS TO IAFORMATION ON MATTERS AFFECTING
a : .
. TNE FRTERRAL SECURITY OF VENEZUELA. HE REPORTS
_ VRITHOUT THE KNOWLEDGE ‘OF HIS SUPERIGRS. HIS INFORYATION
HAS BEER FREQUESTLY CONFIRMED BY INDEPENDENT SOURCES.
1. If EARLY FEBRUARY “1973 THE VENEZUELAN GOVERRMERT PLANS
10 SEND TO RORE, ITALY, A TEAM OF 16 OFFICIALS OF THE
DIRECTORATE OF THE SERVICE OF IATELLIGERCE AND PREVENTION (DISIP)
TO MOUNT A SESSITIVE TECHNICAL GPERATION AGAIAST THE COLOPBIAN
DELEGATION TO THE WEXT ROUND OF BORDER REGOTIATIGAS BETWEEN
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"REMAIN IN ROME FOR AN ESTIMATED SIX WEEKS TO TvO MONTHS,
(FIELD COMMENT! THE NEXT SERIES OF NEGOTIATIONS IS SCHEDULED
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OATE OF INdO.
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"STATUS OF PROJECT AGENTS:
AS. “wate pertod shoved that Vaile MRSCARLET-3 does have a highty .
'pecponaible position within his organizabicn, he still is being ordered to fo
special assignnents by the chief: of the service. These assignuents usually
involve out-of-town travel and/or long and wiusual working hours. This pre-
mo, eludes Tegular‘scheduled meetings; hovever, the agent is contacted on the
” .“awerage of once a week. WKSCARLET-3, along vith -his normal routine duties,
was involved in a number of varied activities during the reporting period
"which he duly reported ‘to the Station. He continuen to investigate all
possible leads in the kidnapping case of Carlos Domingues. In August he led
a amall toan to Cucuta, Colombia where they uncovered and destroyed a small
printing shop which was engaged in the fabrication of false Venesuelan identity
ecards. He continues the investigation of the activities of Sergio Pireda Ruiz,
the Prensa Latina chief in Caracas. ‘Tho problem of agent/case officer
commmications has been somevhat alleviated. The agent now contacts the case
officer at the latter's home during the evening hours. This doesn't obviate
the need for an RS-708..system, but wmtil the details for a coucealment device
that vill de arpropriate-for WKSCARLET-3's rather spartan office are vorked
out, phone contact is necessary. During the reporting period WKSCARLET-3
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SUBJECT OF 21 meeenid Has ARRANGED MEETING @9@2 14
OCTOBER WITH WKSCARLET COOPTEE EMPLOYED MAIQUETIA AIRPORT.
COOPTEE REPORTED ARRANGEMENTS WKSCARLET AND LATTER WILL , :
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the CIRADH divisions, vith added responsibility and importance. This change
i tas Slliowed hin mre tine in Caracas, and reflects a continually duproving .
position vis-e-vis CIFENCE-1, the CIRASH PMrector. This coupled with vhat
nov appears the Likelihood that CIFRNCE-1 will retain this present position
until the government éhanges- ‘dn early 1974, makes the longevity of CIFENCE-4
with CIRASH somevhat more certain. As part of his nev responsibilities,
CIFENCE-4 has initiated an extensive investigation of Prensa Latina and its
Caracas Director, Sergio Pi'eda Puls. This operation vas interrupted in early
June by the kidnspping of Venezuclen industrialist Carlos Dominguez, vith
CIFENCE-4 being placed in charge of the CIRASH investigation of the aa yet
unresolved case. As of tata writing, CIFENCE-4 hac been devoting all of bis
time to this kidnapping case, to the detriment of other operations. Recause
7. -: of the unpredictable vork schedule of CIPZHCE~-4 and the security precautions
~ oveerved by the Station in contacting him, operational commmication has
been less efficient than desirable during the reporting period, while
security has: been saintained. . The arrangements have been reviewed and improved,
. - but the ‘Station ia looking for a more satisfactory systen. ‘The Station :
tentatively plana to request on R5-708 system for this agent in the
near future. CIVENCE-4 contributed to tvo reperts during the April
through June quarter.
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2s.On approximately 5 March 1972, a Station asset, CIFENCE-%,
--While acting in hisiecver capacity had occasion to detain and question
one Ricardo MORALES Navarrete, a Cuban resident of Miani. .
2. .Norales N. told. CLFENCE-b that he, Morales, is employed by.
LNERGO frog whoa he receives a salary cf US$700 per month. Morales said
an that ~he vas on routé:-to Colombia on @ drug case at the tine. During the
. conversation ‘Moral gamitted to CIFENCE=) having been responsible for a
_ killing in Florida. .
ci: Ba “ CIFENGS-b ‘reported: to the Station the above, aos well as stating
‘that ‘Morales has an extremély poor reputation in the Cuban community,
where he is prone to tell nearly anyone willing to listen of his affiliation
with LNERGO, with the implication that his employer sanctions his
activities. — -
4, Morales also told CIFENCE-4 that a Cuban (true name of CIGOAL-5)
who works with SIFA in Caracas is an agent of BKTRUST.
5. Attached is a copy of the reentry permit of Morales, es well as
a clipping frem the Miami press relating to the killing which Morales
allegedly ccnfessed to having comnitted.
6. The above is for the information of Station Wil/Miami and further
action as deemed appropriate. No coordination with LNERGO in Caracas has
been effected due to security considerations involving CIFENCE-4.
EDGAR B. MARTEGANI
Attachments: h/w
1. Newspaper clipping “1
2. Morales reentry permit (copy )t§ hi
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Galexte: Nac? ca Palma Soviana, Orleaic,
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CONSTANZO PALAU, del 752
“Yo. JULIO ATON ;
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2 de Mayo de i93Q Yo tenzo 32 afes de edad, Me
Yo no soy ua Ciudadané' de Esindas Uniios, Yo soy
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Mi prepésito de hacer estns decisrnctoncs se: debe
aecho que la Poliets 1 ha permitice que pasea varios
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enla calle, lbses, .
El 22 de noviembre, a! trededor de las 8.30 de In nocke,
a unas tres finds ce mf casa, yo estaba cominane
do y me bai¢ de la seera en la Tavenida y la Sequaca
calle, en ta “seeetda det SAV, , cuanto ofa alzulen la=
manne “aca, y mirf para ver quen era, y enton~
“es yo senti que eilos me diszaraban, y yo vi las are
mas con 1 silenciadores.
Yo vf a Ricardo Morales Navorrete, y 41 estaba
ea wi Chevrotet Impala 1965, de dos pucrins, amarie
No con dos luses de cole. Estaba situado en el medio
de ti calle, oo
Este hombre, Ricamlo Morales Navarrete esiaba ea:
el &steato de ateds, en la Indo tzquicrdo. El tenis wm
fusit. M-3, con gn silenciador, el cual dispsra balas
eniibre 45,
Otro “hombre eamba manejando, y yo to conozco de
Vista, pero no sf su nombre verdadero. Lo Maman cca
el apodo de “EI Gallego", Este hombre, T: Gnlle3zo,
tensa una pistola Gue parecfa una Beretta, oa un sis
lenchidor adaptado.
Anos me disparcron. Yo recibf IS heridas de bae
_ lay 21 perforactones.
” Ua terecr hombre esmba en el carro, Iamado Pran-'
Cisce Rourijuez al que apodan “El Mejicano™, el cual
te dispsrd.
Yo (éentifico & Ricardo Morales Navarrete como al
m.smo hombre qué tesuGes para el Goblerno ene} fule
+ jo de Orlando Bosch,
Dos dias antes yo lo ve a Gi con esta otra persona,
El Gallego, obserweideme ea frente de mi casa. Ellos
526030 ca Otro carro, un Polre.
Yo Conozco a este Mornies Navarrete de La Hebana,
él era Jefe Asistente de la Seccida del G-2en el Aeron
pecrto de Rarcho Boyeros, Estans, Cubse
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a@ ego de J una de la madrusads pore darme ta mensa-
Je de Ricardo Morales Navarrete y del Meficano Fran
Cisco ‘Rocrftucz Tamayo los cuales no. querian ser
mis earmizo3, que el enemizo era Batista, y Gue cebia~ ¢
Yo te aije que no Guerfi tener ninguna emistad con
Gente Cue trabajaba para Pidel Castro.
” Perasndez Pla, hice casi dos meses, vine a mi casa, f
La noche que Eddy Pernfai2 Pla vino a micass,* —
Gi estaba con ctro hombre, Kogelio Pernfrdez, el cual
eS ua vendedas Ge is Fircstone,
Yo icnzo una bsia alojada cerca ce mi corazéa y ties .
Re que ser extraféa con un aparuto especial, sezia me |
dijo el médica,
Ea estes trea Mtimos dfas ro me he sentido bien
y como tengo tedos estes tiros en mi cuerpo sé que ese
toy en una mala concicién y me siento como que voy
a@ morir, v si mucro, no Guicro moriy sin que este gran
pats casticue a es.03, asesinos, los cuales son nefastoes |
para toda I sociedad,
Hago estas ceclaraciones completamente consciente
de sus Conte nidos, sin coaccién y de mi propis y Ubre
volunnd. .
He tenido aterci~a médica pare 4..viar e) dolor, yno |
fa dé ninguta droga, perome -
sjento muy normal y tago estes ecclarsciones por las ©
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“Attached is'a . study in Spanish language prepared by.
the Venezuelan Directorate of the Service of Intelligence: .
and Prévention: (DISIP) - in the Ministry of Interior on a
diamond field in the Venezuelan Guyana region which may be
of interest to the Venezuelan and Guyana Desks. It was
provided by CIFENCE-4, a unilateral security source, on
-26 April 1972. According to CIFENCE-4, President Rafael
Caldera was very interested in the study and excerpted
large portions verbatim for one of his weekly press
conferences.
| | . PPaven My. fix tophake.
Frances M. BARGHAHN
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Caracas, 27-Ja MARZO de 1972.=
Informs quo prosentan ide fune -
cdonarios LUIS POSADA ‘CARRILES,
“JULIO CESAR LANZA CARVAJAL y E
, FRE CASTILLO, an rolacién ae
las averiguaciones procticedas’
en ol Campo Diamantifuro “La «
Salvecién™, -aituado an el sure
caste de la Guayana Venczolane.
SNFORAMER
Ubicacién y descripcién geogréfica de la regién. Su -
accaso.<
Condiciones de vida y da trabajo de la poblacién ming
ra.
Actuaci6n de lan autoridades.=
Ubicocign escripcién qungxrdifica da : 6n, Su =
eccoasor
1. 1. &1 lugar donde se sncusnitra establecide ol Cag
po minero "ba Solvacidn® esté ubicady a) Sur}
Ocata del Estado Yolfvar, en pleno corazén de
la solve, cercano a les riveras del Rfo Guanig
mo, unas dos horas sproximadamantes por vfa a=
vas desde Ciudad Bolfvar. El mencionado pobla-
do esta enclavado en una superficie plana cu-=
yos cantornos estan sembrados de innumsrablea-
slevaciones de tierras que forman parte dal mg
cizo Guayanés.
1.2. La &nica vfa da acceso wos aSreoa, ya que por la
naturalezo da la ragi6n y au gran distancia de
los contros poblados, os précticamente impoai-
ble que se haga por otros medios. A tal fin sa
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han construidu pequafiua a inproviaados foro <<
puurtos “on loo cercanfeo de la reyién del Guae
niemo y mos pequalos afr en cady una de los mg
faa que von apurecisndo y doddo sa ogrupan teg
porelmente gran ndmora de personag.=
_Puntualizando lo antes dicho axiato un ooropugy
to que sizva como Basa do Operaciones en lo rogién, idene
tificade como Aeropuerto do “La Contslla’, can una longle ,
_ tud da ochocientos (800) motros de pista do tivrsa, sicn=
do” este.al de mayor tamafio y desde donde se hacen log «=
' trasbordos en avionotas mas peqaoiias que salen a los prow
* plos cempos | mingsos, situados on un 4frsa no mayor do quig
ce (15) minutos de-vuslo.
- En ol caso de “La Salvacié6n", euté - -campamento=
minero se encuentra exactamente a unos siete minutos da =
vuelo salisndo del Aeropusrto “La Contelle". La pista de
aétorrizaje es iguslmente de tierra con apenas troscientos
ochonta (380) metros de longitud, lo que hace sumamente -
poligroso su utilizacién, mas aGn cuando obscrvamos que
sa encucntra rodeada de Arboles gigantescos que alcanzan=
40 y SO metros de. altura. Por las caractor{sticas descri-
tas, an esta pista han ocurrido varies accidentes ofrease-
ceusando muertos, heridos y varios aparutos destruidos de
los cuales actualmente se puoden apreciar an et sitio cig
co totalmente insorvibles; igualmante no so utilizon loo
equipos de radio entre las avionotas y los soropuertoo, 2
xiotisnda al poligro latenta do un accidento por ol choee
que de aparatas tanto en ol aire como cn la propia pista,
ya cue gencralments existen nubss muy bajas qua apenaa ~~
pormiten ver la pists como un paqualis claro en medio da =
la solva3. esta situacién empeorn cGn mes por is irreapone
sobilidad de lao lf{noss aéreas y los propius pilotos, <<
quienes buscando mayor beneficio sobrecargan los avionas]
@ veces hasta con el doble dal poso puormitido, sin que ow
xiata ningGn control de Comunicaciones para regular tal g
normilidad. Un ajamplo claro lo constituye la Linea “"Aqw-
SERCA", que on un aiio registré trece accidentes en la rao
gién.e
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Las condicionaa de vide da lo poblaciAn que a)
canza aptoximadsmonte a unas 6.000 personos «
(pera cua Llegé a tener 92 fia pusado unas <=
15.090), dejan mucho qua dgsoar en el ‘aapacto=
sanitaria, habitocional y moral. tas aguas «=
quo..corren pdr al lugar autén cortaninadas ‘por
el espsscimiante indiacriminado de excramantos
on las méxrgones, du law quebradag y pequefios- -
rfos, as{ como en ei interior del propio poblg
‘do. Las‘ onfermadades, como el paludiamo y amie
biasis, se observan con baetante frecuencia «
por falta de asistencia y control sanitario) «
laa enfermadades vonfrans abundan por no aise
t{xr un riguroso control sobro ol gxan ndmaro «
de prostitutasa que exietan en la poblacién. La
totalidad de las vivierideo estan construidaa =
con cartones, tablaa y léminaa do zinc, que ag
casanente 'protagen a 8us moradores de las ine=
Clamencias del tiempo, signdo mas grave la ole
tuacién por la gran cantidad de nifies. que aon
llevados por sus padres al lugar, por damds pg
ligxeso e inupropiado pare ellos, sin qua tam=
poco sxiesta ninguna regulacién a control al <=
rospacto.e
La prostitucién cobra marcado incromento en ag
tas zono3, atrayendo mujoxres desde diferentas~-
lugares da la Rupdblica y de pafses vecinos cg
mo Colombis y Brasil, que se agrupan en impro-
visados bares aituados dentro da la poblacién,
provocando hechos refiidos con la moral qua sa
llevan a cabo en presencia da niffos y de honeg
tas familias da mineros.= ,
Prolifera en sus diferentes manifestaciones al
juago, siendo lov mao comunes la bareja y lose
dodos, binges, atc., astos ditimos sen transom)
tidos per sltaveces dandole un aspoecto de fe-=
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ria nocturns al poblads.~
Generalmante los mineros foftman grupou de trae
bajo conutituyeando pequatico sociadvdes antra =
las que ve repartiré le ganancla quu logren ob
tonor, pero como caracen do recursos indispane
sabloa $a ven obligados a inclufr como socios=
‘a personas quae les prestan log Lisp Lomentas da
trabajo o que financian su alimantacién, cona=
tituyeddo esta forma una especio da oxplota toad
cién 91 se toma en cuenta que generalmenta axg
geran les cantidades consumidas por los mina-—
ros. Los compradores de diamantes oprovechan =
‘la necesided da vender los diamantes encaontrae
dos por los mineros, para pagarlos a precios -
muy por debajo de su valor real y les ospeculg
dores aprovechan para elevar los precioa da «=
los alimentos, medicinas, stc., llegando an o-.
portunidades de escas6z o vender hasta ean Bs =
40 un kilogramo de arroz. Actualmenta dada ila
competencia y los constantas viojes que afec <
tuan ol lugar las diferentes linsae adreas, ef :
tro ollas: "ASERCA®, "AERUVEN", "GATIZSA", "LA
TINCARGA®, “AEROTECNICA" y "COHERAVIA", los —=
precios han dejado de ser tan exageradas.~
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Lokprimera autoridad civil del lugar eat& re--
presontada por un Comisario General de nombre-
JOSE TOMAS GAONA ESPINOZA, pero ol verdadero =
control sobre la poblaci6n es ejercido por la-
Guardia Nacional y para el momento da la pree=
sente averiguacién sstaba consté@étuida por un =
qrupo de cuatro Gusrdias, comandados por un Cg
bo de opellido CARPIO; esate grupo eo complata=
mante nuevo an el lugar, a rafz de la salida ~-
del Toniente LUIS PRIN y de su segundo, un Ca-
bo de apellido PILATE, quisnas fueron sometio=
doe ao inveatigacién por au propio Eomando 6 <=
causa do fracuantes denuncias ds presuntas Low
rreqularidades comatidaa an ejercicic da sus -
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y Binaros del lugar, pudfmos obtener informa--
cis coincidente entre los nismos informantss~
de lsusactividades desayrodables psra elics aa
sarrollodss por les afvctivos do ls Suardia ae}
éional, citsndo etrapziios cometidas por ul Te
niente LUIS PRIN y 22 Caio PINATE, dsstdacando=
entre elics los siquiantes:
Qua cuando ol Tarientes LUIS PRIN YILLEGAS sxa
el Jafe ds ‘la Guardis Nacional en "La Salva =
cign", existfa el Bar "Bajuquero", cuya duefia-
aparentemante era la ciudadana PETRA GUAPE, «
quien era piblicamente amante del Tenisnte <=
PRIN, ya gue ezon vistos “eaminer toniades ds la
meno por cl pusble y el Tte. dorefs junto con= -
ella en el locel dal misme Bar, lo grave de <=
los hechos, segén revalan los infernsntss, ss~
tabe sn que a lose nuave de la noche el ‘Taniene
te ordeneba el cierre de todos los demas bares
notificandole a les nineros por intermedio da
los propios Guardies que si quarfan segufr to-
mondo podfisn continuar an el Bar "Bejuqusro",=
donde en varios sportunidedes se vid = los ==
Guardias uniforr.ados despachando cervezas a ==
los clientes on el interior de ese Bar, por lo
qua se generalizé entra los pobiadores la icea
de que el Tta. PRIN tenfa p2rta en el negocia.
Igualmente infornman los ontrevistados qua ies
Guardias Nacionales que comandaba el Tte. PRIN
VILLEGAS, especialnente el Cabo PIKATE, se da
ban a la terea de pedir a los mineros psrte de
la tierra’ que.sasaban y donde pedrfa habsr o -
n6& diomantas; igualmente cobrahan una especie=
de impueste a las psrsnnas qua administraban <
las casas do juages. Narran las personas entra
vistadas qua en una cportunidad los oincros, Y
no de sllcs menor ds edad, se jugaben do manos
en ol pueblo, rasultanda golpeada el manor ye
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que ou amign, quien lo golped, sin nala intene
cién, no epuso ninguna reaiotencia.y voluntaq--
riamonte munifesté a la Guordin Nacional que = _
estaba dispucsto o enviar al médico por ou >
cugnta a su amigo y a pager un arrasto si ora-
necesario, cosa esta que no sucedié puss ol «
Tenients ordené eaposarlo y propinarle cinco «|
planazoo en presencia del pueblo pare asf sen-
tar un precedente de respeto, osgin exprasé.<
Se pudo conocer que el &fico pasado, por ol mes-
da Noviembre, por orden de la Guardia Nacional
88 llev6 a cabo una raunién en el Bar del Sa--
fior ZABALA, y donde asistieron adewSs el Coroe
nel VALDERRAMA y el Tte. Cnel BECERRA, proce-—
dentes del Destacamento acantonade en San Fer=
nando de Apure. En esta reunién se planted leo=
necesidad de que cclaborarar. los comerciantca=
de la localidad para la construcci6n dal Comag
do do la Guerdia Nacional en esa mina; los co<«
marciantes aceptaron hacerlo y nagocio @ nego=
cio fueron visitados dando on 100 y 290 boliva
res cada uno; esta colaboracién no fué del a=
grado de los comercientes, pero por temor a rq
presaliag prefirieron colaborar no pudiendo dg
termincr la cantided recogida, pero se estima-
ke varices miles de bolfvares; con Ja suma de -
dinero donada se construy6 un galpén de zinc,<
cercado con alembres de pées que en la actual
dod hace las veces de Comando de ia Guordia lig
cional en "La Scivacién*.=
Un Moyor de las Fuerzas Aéreas Venezolancs dao
apellido SEGUIA, se ha hecho en las minus home
bre importante cn su candicién de comerciante,.
Adquirié junto con otros rocios la Lines afres
PASERCA", piloteando personalmente uno da 6us
aviones, sspecificamente el identificado con -
las siglac: YV=-C-ASI-, donde transports perso-=
nas y carga, especialmente caorveza treida des-
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el mayor distriduider ds corveza an le minay a
daaSs posfa ls fdice fSbrica de hielo sue oxig
te cn o) lugsr y una plants psru tratanionts =
dal agua, la qua iqucltnento vonda en la cinaye
Estos negeclas estan administrados por un hor-
mano suys, y qua las macuinarias de la compae-
fifa qua fabrica hielo y potabiliza el sgua, <<
distinguida con el nombre de SAFER, fucron =
‘traslodadas a la mina en un avidn de cerga dea
.
iss Fuerzas [email protected] |
Esta cofisifn pudo ver personalmenta al Mayors .
SEGUIA on su funcién do piloto comercial co <=
brando a les mineros qua transportaba; iguale= .
mente la comisiSn le observ6 en traje civil, <
pero segin informaren las personnay interroga—
das, este nilitar frecuentamonte ha sido vista
con su uniforse da las Fuerzas Aéreas, por lo
que se puede deducfr de que actualmenta se ag
cuentra activo en-nuestras Fuerzas Aéreas.=
De la actuacién de los Guardians Nacionalnms que
actualmante se encusnatran en "La Soalvacién®™ al
mando dal Cabo CARPIG, no hoy acusacianes por
atropellos, solamente y eso se pudo noter, tow
leran el juago y protegen algunos baras que ~<-
permanecen abisitos haste pasada dla hora nore
mai. Entge estos bares figura uno donde sa o~
practica la prostituciێn y cuya duchs, de nom=
bro ROSA, se jacta p&iblicamente da ser “le prj
mera dama de La Salvacién” per el hacho de ser
le amanta del cabo CARPIO.-
En converseacifn sostenida cn un plane amiatoso
con ol Cabo CARPIO, Aste manifast& a la comi--
Bi6n que ellos aceptabun regalos en dinaro de
parte de los mineros por el poco suelde que de
vengaban en un lugar como ese donde el castea =
de la vida es tan elsvada.
Esta comisida, luegs ds hablar con las pargo--
te ttn a ge
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qua han cuministrady olgunas da votao informa~
ciones, puedn adelantar que las mismas autarén
eh condiciones da rond{r declyracionon ascriaa
tas si so les oxiga, puro hicieron la rocomone
dacién da que on ese caso habfa quo hacarla <=
con cuma déucreci6n por temor a futuras repro=-
solias.=
Es todo cuanto tenemos qua informar al respece_
LUIS POSADA CARRILES.
Comisario
JULIO CESAR LANZA C.
_ Stub ~ Comisario
EFREN CASTILLO.
_cSub-Inspector
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Teaches
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SITUACION EXISTENTE EN VENEZUELA
Generalidades
En.1970 1a produccién dismant{fera Venazolscs alcan:6 508.661
guilates, sisndo esta produccién la m4s alta sa la historia da
esta actividad en al pafs. Con selocién a 1589 le praduccién
ha triplicedo degdn se desprende de los cuscses ansxds da pro-
“ duccién.
Esta produceién ha sida lograda en su cesi tetealided bajo dl -
‘sistena de libre epravachenianto, sindnisas ca sud-desarrolle
an los aspactes técnico, social y aconémica. Ea al aspacto thc
nico el sub-desarrollo sa manifiesta em los sistezas rudimenta=
rics de explotacién que mo parmiten el csbsl aprovechamiento del \
yacimianta.
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- En el aspecto social scn de todas conocidas las condiciones ine
: frahumana3 en qua sa desanvuelve la vida dal sinero, con la fale
ta de servicios elemantales, vias de comunicscién, falta da seguri-
i
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‘ dad personal imposibilided de lograr uns suparacifn personal a tra-
vés de una comunidsd y familia astsbles.
En el aspecto econémica los circultos da marcadea existentes hocen
que el minero se encusntre a merced da los cotaradores organizados
@ guienas venden su produccidén en las caondicicnas que le ion fifja-
Coren me es
das.
Por otra parta hay cue safisler qua el libre earevechsalento sola
Puede ser utilizada donda concurren clertas condiciones fisicas
como alta coacentraciéa dal diamante y agua suficiente pare lea
técnicas prinitivas de lavade.
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* Con ol nivel de produccién actual y la ricuezs potencisl exiae
tenta so hace nacesorio. cfectuar modificactones an la forma de
eprovachomianto, introguciendga técnicas industrialea de trabs ja.
Igualmanto es de oeholer qua lo ley y raglenento octuales ce Mie
fas cotan cel afio 1944, cuondd la produccién diamantifera no ale
canzaba ni oiquiora al 10% da los niveles actuales. Su modifica-
. 616n es imperative a efactos ea introcucir Nuevas reguiacicnea
céneonas con las técnicas oxistertes inclusive en pafsas manos de=_
sarrolledos que Venezuela. —
‘No ea pretenda recomendar la oliminacién ce la explatacién dal
‘diémanta bajo e2 siatoma dg. libre aprovechamisnte por:las impli- ©
-eacionas socid-politicas que esta medida tendrfe, pera si comple-
mantarla con la utilizactén da métodos industriales de sprovechamien~
to enmarcada dentro da una legislacién ¢ actualizada.
. £1 Kinisterio da Mines conoce los pormenoras de la exploteacién
wwe. -.
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bajo el libre aprovechamiento desde hace tiempo, recalceda por los
Ings. Francisco Izquiemo.y Oleg Andreiev, expertas del MMH, en
varias oportunidades.
La actividad diamont{fera en Venezuela reviste enorme importancta
segén puode apreciarsa en las cifras siguientes, (sobre datoa de
1570):
« Representa el 1,5% de la produccién mundial, estimada ofi-~
clalmente an 46 millones de quilates.
e Utiliza una fuerza de trabajo entre 10.000 y 15.000 mineros.
Oe la cifra anterior es dificil ceterminar al porcentaje de
yvenezolanos y de Extranjaros indocumentados que trabajan en
asta actividad. ,
¥- « Aparta a la Nacién ingresos fiscalizades de 30.milicnes
de bolivares da los cuales el Gobierno perciba en calidad
de impussto de explotaclén un 3%.
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"transporte de mineros cone Aerotécnica, Conaravia,. Gatic ¢. Aes
’ Tanca, etc.
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Bor informacién bancaria obtenida extrooficisleante, hee
mos podido saber cua procadentas Gel exterior fué giredg
a ‘Ciudad Bolivar una sumo corcena 2 loa 70 millones da bo /
livoraa dostinode @ comara da diamantaa durante 1970.7
. ‘
Adoptendo una cifra conservadora de 50 millones de bolivae.
reg conn valor de la produceién de dismantes, esta rapresan@
tarfa un 10% del aporte qua hace 21 Producto Rarritcrial
Bruto el Sector Minera.
La explotacién: “dei diamante determina una serie de inversio-
nga en actividades conoxas, altamente remuneradoras por lo ga-
naval, como por ajamplo las lineas da aviacién locales para _
" Fusnte do ingresos para las Municipalidades. El Comercio an ;
el Guaniemo cancala &. 15.000 mensuales a la.Municipalidad
del Oistrito Cadefio del Estado Bolivar ( sin prestacién de
sarvicio alguno hasta la fecha.)
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El diamanta venszolana proviena do Guayana ( Provincia de
Roraima y Cuchivera).
Es:un diamante do oluvién 6 sea cue se encuentra en el couce de
‘los rfos, 6 forma en terrazas aluvionales depésitos ubicadss a
poca profundidad; 3 a 15 matros de acuerdo a la topograffa.
En algunes regionas del mundo, los diamantes s@ encuentran en
“chimeneas" 6. "pipes";: intcas fuentes primarias de dilamantes
‘conotidas~ ejemplo: Kinberlay (Africa dol Sur) = en otras an
depésttos’ eluvionales como en Venezuela & an las Ployaa tel Sur
Oeste de Aftica; 6 en una combinacién de ambos - ejemplo : Vaku-
tia, Rusia.
No todas las "chimineas" son productivas y 75% da la produccién
mundial proviens de aluvién.
fa riquezs da les depésitos deponde:
- dal tenor en diamantes del material extiaida
- de la proporcién entre los tipos, talla-industrial-bort
~ de las carecter{sticas da las piadras (morfolégicas y de
color)
Tenor
En Venezuela la cantidad de quilates por tonelada métrica es sa-
tisfactoria; par2z al Guaniamo se puede evaluar an 0,4 - 0,5 qui-
lates por toneleda métrica - cantidad que justifica la parmanen=
cia e7 el sitio del Minero de Libre Aprovechamiento. ( 1 quilste=
Vor 3
Bb? granos) Td
Los valores promedios de los tenores da los yacimlentos del grupa
Oe Bsers en Africa del Sur son de 0,2 a 0,3 - segdn se cesprenda
del Informa Anual 1969 de De Beers fonsclidated Mines LTO.
Toneledes ds material diamant foro
extrafdas y tratadas
_Quilates cbtenidos
_ | Costo global
“Tenor dal material
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Tonaledas axtrafidas
ie “ 5.000 nineros x 2 Ton, x 300 dfss
minero~dfa
Quilates obtenides
Costo global
Costo por cuilate
Tenor del material
> yy
: : ~ te o~
; ;
a: COMPARACIGN EXTRE VENEZLELA Y EL GRUPO DE BEERS EN
po, "REACTION COX LA PRESENCIA DE DIAMANTE ENCONTRADO
ACTIVIOAD_OTAMANTIFERA DEL _ GRUPO be BEERS EN wks 369
39. millones
] millones
232 millones da Bs.
'26,. Bolivarea
0,23 Qt./Ton.
(Fuente: Informe Anusl 1969. DE BEERS CONSOLODATED MINES LTO.)
ACTIVIDAD DIANANTIFERA DE VENEZUELA_EN 1 1970
s 2 28 3 millones ‘ton.
(max)
500.000
= Indeterminada
Indeterminado —
0,4 ~ 0,5 Quilates/Ton.
(maxX)
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» Progoreiga Talla = Industrial » Sort
La linea divisoria entre talla e industrial es a veces arbitraris
y no stsclute. Genaralmente el dianentea propio pare ls talla se
caracteriza asi: .
~ est§ bian conformado :
- ¢s blanco o ligeramsnts coloreada
= pasa m§s da 1/20 quilates (10 mg.)
Son comunes en ‘nuastras yacimientos unos diamsntes trienguleres
“€aquilateralas - de 2.8 3 mm de lado’) llamados “panelss" clasifie
’ gados. coma industriales pero que pueden aprovecharse para talle.
: x 1 oo .
“£1 bort, oscuro, sirve para hacer polvo de diamante. -
De acuerdo a las estad{sticas suministradas por el Ministerio;
de Minas se, Hidrocarburos tenemos que la produccién venezolana
sa distribuys en:
1969 "4970 (Guaniama)
Talla 61% 25%
Industrial 30% 35%
Bort % 40%
Compareda con resultedos estad{sticos ~ muy escasos por cierto
de. otras par*9s tenamos la siguiente comparacién porcentual del
diamante de Talla con respacts a la procliccién total -
Proporcién del tipo Talla’
Venezuela 2533 Caluvién)
Sierra Leane . 60% (aluvién)
‘uersselton-Kimberley 30% (pipe) ;
Mir-Rusia , _ ~ 24% (pine) —
Udachnaya-Rusia 12% (pipe)
(Cifras de MMH; Cotty y Wilks, Ingleses; Gnevushev, Sartashinsky,
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Zinkev y Sobalev, Rusos).
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Caracter{stica: morfolfigica qua define al diamante de talla coma
un:
f : _ - " ) ectaedro ;
: : + Tombo dodecasdra
™, cubo.
: - formas intermediasentre las 3 anteriores
1. Lefora cibica es la més raza; generalments en Venezuela hallames
pctaedros; muy semejantes @ los de Sierra Lecne y que aparecen en
*. Ie hoja.- DIAMANTE DE TALLA - DIFERENCIAS MORFOLOGICAS -
7 an ae ae : . . .
bop, oo Sienda. de arigen aluvionario se puede apreciar que presentan aris-
| pos tas redondeadds y no nitidas, significativa de un posible errastre
hasta su lugar de extraccién.
. : ~\. Los octaedros de “chimeneas" ticnen aristas nftidas y perfectas
ay
: . (Peto). En le operacién de talla, el octaedro es el mas apropiado
para la talla americana 6 full cut 4 corte cl4sico del brillante.
Bo _» Estructura
Saracteristica norfolégica que corresponde al moda de cristalizacién
de la piedra, cbservandose una da las dos particularidedes siguien-
tea: eS.
- estrfas en las facetas’ &
~ estratos en el cuerpo de la piedra
: ; Generalmenta nuestras pideras Ppresentan estes capas 4 estratas,
i perfectamante observables al microscopio birccular, lo cual puede
marecer un cuidado easpegial en le operacién talla.
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Hast2 dance seberas, los dianantes ‘de Verezuela son mayorcntapa= ~
: quefias. Exeninende un lota al azar an of jarecién ‘ce fiscalizactén
7 Sule Xow 00112, obsarvamog la distribuctén siguiente: :
tot
bo . '
Oo, | . mss da un quilate : a » piedras.“
a \ manos de un quilate ; 19) - | i
i Tot tal “1995 piedras
bas, piedres grandes son raccs - En 1970 fud descublerté: en “el
pas a Guanisss una’ piedra de 57, 85 quilates, ¢ edquirida en el sitio
“es : ‘por Bs. 85. GOGO svelueda en 106, ooo &. por el M.M.H. @ B los efectos
del : ‘Tmpuesto de exprotectén.)
En esta aspecta. el comercio ilfcite hace errética-toda investiga-
cién vy solo ab dispana tanta en Venezuela como sn gren_ parte de
i ; . Yas frees de produceién ‘de datos indicativos relatives al tamafio:s
pot ; por e@je: -lo en Ghena es frecusnte la piedra de més da 2 quilates;
Pa “| en Outcitspan ~ Sur Africa, el ritma de apericién de piedras de
* 50 a 2C0 quilates es m&s frecuente que en cualquier otro sitio
€ mines contr rolsdas por Oe Seers). :
etme Fay ME omar imme sath
En los flacerss aluvicneles de playas del sur oeste sfricens las
piecres crendes se encuentran en ls desembocadura del rio Crange, i
disminuyando el tamafio a medids qus sa aleja uno de la desembocedura i '
(20 piedras/quilata a 200 millas de la desambocadura;explotacién an
ia el mar)
gaan
e Color
€1 cola> es otra caracter{stica que sa toma en cuenta en ia avalua-
i cién da la piedra brute. En la pisdra tallada su importencia es menor 3
. ya que el valor lo detarminan en orden ; las proporciones ca las fe-
cetas, inclusicnes, color y pesce
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By Vanezuela Blanco amarillonte
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i: Ghana . .marr6n vardoso muy atractiva
2 , Sur Africa . genardlmanta veurdoso —
Premier Mine ._ morrén ligaramente aceitoso Te
Mir-Rusia- Blanco” ° ;
Siarra Leone blanco vardoso . . : .
° Conclusié6n.- — . ; : —
EX diamante de talla venezclano sn términoa genoreles, es un dia-
mante da aluvién de buen tenor;’ octaedro bion-conformzdo con es- -- .
trates; pequefio; blanco amarillenta.
éComo se sitda nucstro diamante con releacién a los demfs?
(pregunta formulads a negociantes y talledores de New York,
Londres, Amberes e Israel)
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La respuesta ha sido que no compliten con ; Rusia, Africa dal Sur
Sierra Leone, Africa Central.
Compiten con ; Brasil, Guayana, Costa de Marfil y otros. : :
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7 . De acuercs 22 artf{sula 137 cel Reslamanto ca la Lay de Minas, el
ae ‘ _ * gambreia ca orc, dismantes y otras pieczas preciosas esté perai-
iF tide solenssts a-aquallas psrsonss cebidacenta inscritas eA el =
Vi " Rindsterta zs. sings 8 ‘Hidrocarbures. _
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iE -Los ‘conarcisntss que tienen formalizada su. inscripeién ante sl -
- po _ -: Ministerio est$n ef la obliga acién ce suninist trar el informe man=
. |: - > Qual de. sus sstividades, segin lo pautaco en al méncionado arti-
ain vee Do ee. Gulo- 137, -orcinsles 5, 6 y, 7
ar al presente> este aspecto legal del ¢ comercic estamos repitiendo .
“ai os .
at “lss frases Sonsigtades que se utilizan para recordar que en Vena
i zusla mushes scn las que no cumplen con la ‘Ley.
| En al caso ced diamante estén registrades an el MMH 43) comprada
, . res con licescies y como se var& mas adelants las 2/3 partas no
iE : cumplen con is peutado por la Ley.
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En base a un fichero de compradores prepareca a log efoctes de
esta Estudio se desprenda que:
Da loo 430 compradores con licencia, registreccs en ol Miniaterie
de Minas a Hidrocarburos:
% 104 cumplan con la Ley de ‘los cuslas :
41° tienen una actividad permanente en el negocio, dentro del
del pais y =i) .
63 tienen una actividad esporédica
-# 326 no cumpien” con las disposiciones legsiss vigontas(articulo
137 del ‘Reglananto de la Lay da Minss )
Erupos.- .
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La poblacién activa (104) da compradores esti distribufda en &
grupos.
Grupo I TIMOTEQ CCHOA
Grupo II ROTH & EDER-MARIANO ALVAREZ
Grupo III BAARADAS - OA SILVA ~ RODRIGUEZ
Grupo IV INDPENOIENTES (Gutuwein, Gnn, Gyula etc.)
Circuitos. dentra de loa _grupos.=
GRUPO f .
Minero ny Cumprador da Campo b Mayorists Ciudad Boliver
(Ochoa) > Olamond Distributors, New York
GRuPO II
Minero > Comprador de Campo 9) Mayorista Ciudad Bolivar
(Alvarez) > Exportador Caracas (Roth & Eder) > Exterior
o Superior Diamand Cutter
42 Wast 48 Streat ~ NY 10107
~ 25 -.
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Los maniflastas dae Exportceiéa Eapectses por la Administract&n da
ons
~~ Aduonas en Maiquatt{a, Ciudad Ecliver y Ssata Elens ca Gusirén sefaq-
lsa los dastinatarios siguientas:
. Destinaterio ; ' Expedidor Licencis
: NED YORK ,
” . Diamond Distribuitora INC. - .
oF 539 Fifth Av. N.Y. 10017) =~ T.dchoa SiN
7 - . Halpering Shigping Co. INC.
ye 1 Maiden Lane N.Y. ; Ludevico Lante
leo ae . me, "+. Superior Olemond Cutter , Soe ;
, "i . 48 West 48 Strest N.Y. Eliaa Roth 12228
i] if. . oO
i i. e Leon Tempalsman & Son so ;
H i 525 Fifth Ave N.Ye Isaac Gutwain = 78M
j ae . « Manry Hudson Hotel
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i it : . 58 Street Wash :
ft; a c/o Gyula David : Gyula David 318-N
7 e Hotel Pierre
i —™, 5th. Avanue . ;
\ C ‘c/o. José Orlanda Luxoro ~ Jas& Grlanda Luxore
: i . . ;
i iv ~ « Hendersen’
| : . 745 Athol .
i _ Estado Nevada . Erwin A. Gombo S. 13-8
i CANADA
ft » Antonio Rossi —
i Yudson Straeti02 :
Hf Tozonta 18 Antonio Rossi ~ 185=é¢ 2
BELGICA
ih - CH. Brachfeld & Sons
vt 62 Pelicanstraat Sicha Onn 2-4
i Amberes Gilbert Devos en re-
ty presentacibn de Gyula
i David 318-4
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« Thea Sloom
i 72 Pelicanstrast -
. Azseres Elias Rath 122-8
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» dcerues Schlezinger
*, Acstercenm, Shebank Rubun Oa Silva 68-M
Sarphatictraat. Danilo Rodriguez 67M
Amsterdem Arturo Garradas 258-6
Pepi t ine
» Thao Slcom .
Algesene Bank N.V Elias Rath 122=4
Breda :
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i; Algeicene Bank. * -
{ Sepudotreat 126/150 Isaac Gutwein . 78-4
li Amsterdam - ‘ ;
t . J. Bellamy, Daves
Amsterdam. Ratterdam Bank .
Saphartistraat 47-53. . - Huga-DL Banadetta 166-4
ISRAEL
e PITUACH SIAMOND COMP, se
3 Jabotinsky Road Elias Roth ~
Ramat Gan
1222M°
cr ~ Ramat Gan Diamond LTO , :
Diamond Exchange Building Isaac Gutwein 78-4
Ramat Gan
BRASIL
- Sin especificar ‘A. Barradas oo 258-4
ARGENTINA -
tt « Guthamen & Klain .
at Gance Rio de La Plata Eliaa Roth A220
i Bartolomé Mitre 841
7 Buenas Aires
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DoS Oistribucci6n ce. mercade
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i Los circuitos sefalados ° han sido esteblecidos 9 partir del ere
I. :
de compredores preparado en la encuesta de PLANESA, el cual nos
i axstribuyen el
. servido para conocer ~.dentro de la posiblae co=-——~"
mercade les distintos grunnss—~
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| . ; . Cifrog en Bolivares | - - :
He IgRruPos Principales 19970 [°° 1969 1968 Promedio Deatino a
cee _ : “+ (purciales) _ : * jdel mercadd ; . ~
yor TINOTEO OCHOA 7.206, 120,00 5.697.118,00 | 3,689,690,00 Diamond Distributors INC
; (hasta Julio) |, 539 Fifth Av. NV 10017
| oa | roti 8 ever
MARIANO ALVAREZ 4.669,980,00 | 3.362.095,00 | | 1.117.186,45 Superior Diomond Cutter =
62 Wes 48 Sr. NY 10017
(hasta Sept.)
Thea Bloom-70 Pelikanstr:
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Amberes . 4
- aut = -
Sag ARG Terar: :
II ARTURO BARRADAS
pets | Jacques SCHLEZINGER
RUSEN 9A SILVA 2.439.400,00 3.284 .086,00 __1.279-0084 Fees en Shahank
i DANILO RODRIGUEZ : a : Saphartistraat - Holanda
ae . Brasil (s.8.)
Se! ie nn’ ars am memmeme mec mere en = mam carce ee eeteenns ow wane tees
Iv INDEPENDIENTES |
ovine env 262.610,00 - ~ LISA
‘TS SINHA ONN 508.999,50 - = BElgica ss. -
» ISAAC GUTWEIN 646.444 55 2.192.727,00 1.463.293,00 Israel = * k
Total 15.553,554,05 14.536,026,00 7.550. 143,60 ‘
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Ourante nuestrs visita = les minas dal Guandama en Octubre ce 41970
thomas presencianda numsrosss transaciunes comerciales entre aineras
y. comprsdaras: instalaccs “gstos en el caserio El Csndado, lugar sur=-
gido en medio de la selva s 200 kilometros al sur~ceste da Ciudad
Bolivar con motivo da le "bulla" del Guaniemo.
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- actuan por cuenta de tercéres, son variables v depewwan da los. facto-
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Genere2wenta 98 distinguen las cetsgories siguientes;
Peet renin ween aabee pete Rett ot sme atreee:
wee os bate o a
$7 « Talla de primera B. 300/qt meres SRDS .
; fom . Media talla 5. 180 - 200/qt , —_ “
i - Industrial 5. “€0 ~ 100/qt ;
: . . "Payers >" eect . & SO/qt ~ ,
-. Sort -. 5 10/qt 7 ng,
i El nunera de clasificacianes puede alcanzar 8 y se observa qua la
i . Pinalidad que .°: persigua el comprador es de devaluar el lote, mientras
i : que a nivel de fiscealizacigén cor el M.M.H. en Ciudad Solivar el eumen- ee
to del mimero de clasificacisnes - 11 (once)-tiene por objeto valari--—— ~
- zar el lote, No existan puds criterias uni Picadas _y_ serfa™ muy airi-
i : _ etl adoptar la misma clasificactén ya-que al “Ministerio liegan lotes
“réclasificados,
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—— -O08 les condiciones del mescada .
.8ajo este concepto pcdemos enuter2r la afluencia da piedras, ls
experiencia del minero, las instruscisones impartidas desde Ciudad oe
Goliver, Caracaa o el extericr s los compradores. - ~~
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€1 Minera arganizedo en grupo de trsbaja, tiene ingrescs provanicn-
tas da:
e uha actividad diaria que ringa Ss 100 a Bs 500 semanales por pars
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* una activided da envergadura consisteante an una explotacién a ma =
yor escala donde intarviene la rezasign da “grunas"® o blccques da =
varids- ‘tanledes en uns quabrada; ‘la apertura da un "telin® o ca «
nal~ “de ‘desvio Re} corte dé meandro; sctividad que ocupa generslmente
a cuatéo o cinco ‘minaros y qua rinde por ejemplo 8s 20. G00, aa. en
un mes al grupo. de trabajo. ° arr
: Los gastos de- existencia Gal minera son por otro lado muy elevados
debidos a las condiciones mismas del sistema de Libre Aprovechamien-
to o sea aislemiento, hostilidad cel medio, atc. ;
Podemos ilustrar lo costoso da 1a vida con los precios siguientes:
- un almuerzo (presa de pollo +arepa) 8s 10,00
~ un fresco . ‘Bs 3,00- ...
- una cerveza + Bs 5,00° ~~
- un kilo da cambures 8s 6,00
- periédica ~- .83 2,00
- pasaja en helic&ntero para un vualo
de 5 minutos aproximadamente Cequi- oe ot -
“valentés a trayecto caminads en 6 =" a
horas) 8s 1C0,ca
Por lo expuesta podemos ver que el minero necesita un nivel esenta~
ble de ingresas para hacer frente al alto costo de la vida cue impo
ne el media, viésdose obligado en esas condiciones a aceptar los -
precios que se afrecen por la preduccién encontrada.
En conclusién la explotacién bajo el sistema de libre apravechemien
ta hace diffcil la determinacién de les castos unitarios de. produc-
cién, los mSrgenes de utilidad entre intermediarios y en general to
da evaluaciéna racional de tino econSaico,incluyandos la produccién - -
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La Ley do Minas admita que el imcussta de explotacién ce 38 at el
casa dal libre oprovechomienta, ssa cancelede por el comerescs an
caco de qual minero no pudiera haceria, La Uiguidaci&n ce isa in
Fueste tiene lugar en Ciudad Salives y 88 genoralmente un szzyaris
ta qua centralizsa los diomentes prcvenisntes da varios coxzcrzccras
el qué presenta una solicitud de iicuidacién segin el sacels SNSXOe
Es de hacer notar .que al mayorist: sslacciona las piedzas en besa
a una “clasificaciéa impuesta por la Piscalfa y qua en ningot2 sa~ _
nara correspanda a la clasificesiéa adcaptada en el moments ce ta
‘écapra en ei sitio de exploteciSn.
En base 9 la solicitud da liguicasisa al MMH. comprueba el valor
declarado y generalments aumenta dic ha valor en un porcentss2 muy
razonable sobre el lote total: 2.a 5% segGn su composicién - La -
planilla de liquidacién es la que sirva a los ofactas de ia cance
lzcién en los oficinas del Banco de Venezuela qua actis cons recep
tor de fondos nacionales. :
En base a i-s planillas gefsledas sauntemoa los precios siguten-
tes en bolfvares:
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| 3 Talla 2 mis de 1 quilate | (220) 2525
| 4 ——--—+ menos 1 suilate (11G) | us : 5
| 5... ..-..-[ Talla 3 nds ce } cuilate / (uo) | 80g |
6 | —menos_2 cuilete (90) ; 12 210 |
7—__|' Talla 4 nfs ce} cuilate | (100) j ics: oc
8 —-—_| ____Menos_ 1 quilate | (¢ 75) 75 '
9... Industrie} 2 (50) ' sa 9}
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‘B) Valor fiscalizado.
C) viferencio impcnible a los efsctoa del Impuasto Sobre La Ronte
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1333.-Prograsién del nivel de precios.-
Es diffcil establecer la ganancia da los intermediarios.
Se puede aceptor una utilidad de 5% por participante - ea dacir ~
que desde e] minoro hasta el mayorista exportador (dos o tros in-
_termediarios) 61 precio da.una piedra suricntarfa en un 10 6 15%, —
1o qua-no: parece excasivo, . :
Son excepcionales las variacionss mayores: del estudio dal regise
‘tro da ventas de los compradores que tienen actualizada su situe-
cién en la Piscalfa del Ministerio de Minas en Ciudad Golfvar, se
Ne .. pudo ver por ejemplo que en Mayo de 1970 el Sr. Ramén Pefla vendié
al Sr. Visnel Alvarez en 8s. 9.000,00 unm lote adquirida en Gs. «=
6.600,00 6 sea realizando una ganancia de 30%. Normalmente este mr
gen oscila entre & y 7%,
En vardad, a través dei circuito se opera una seleccién da las pie~-
dras que trae como consecuesncia un aumento en el valor de los lotes.
Esto lo apreciamos en el ajempla del IVIC = Instituto Venezolano de
Investigaciones Cient{ficas - el cual adquiera diamante industrial
destinado a li fabricacién de les cuchillas de diemante, siendo pia.
dres escogidas.
Oe cuslquier manere, puede epreciarse que los exportadores de dia -
mantes adn haciendo una ligera utilidad da S% en cada operaci6n, da
do que ésta se repite muchas veces a lo largo dol ‘afio, hacen un el-
tea beneficio, proporcional a la rotaci6n de su capital durante el -
perfoca.
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Oal total da dianantes productds en Venaruala (an 1970 §58.CC0,00
Guilates) as {nf ina la parts sprevecheda an el Pafs.
én lo que se rafiera al dianants ce talla existen unss poccs ta = :
leres qua’ én pequefa escala trebejan le talla del diesante. Teng _ be -
. mos el ejenplo an Ciudad Solfvar dal-Teller Caranf, con S- perso - i
fies donde se talja:eptoximadersnte 400 quiletes por sic, sacin in
_. formacién recabada ‘an 62 Taller mismo. Existen otras talleres en
* Puerto Ordaz, Caracas y ta Colonis Tovare :
aflo la talla del diamante an Vsnezusla.
is “El Gobierna Regional sn el Estado Solf{var est& impulsanca el esta
blecimiante de una escuele de tella en Ciuded Bol{ver, hsbiendo <
: ordeneda ya los ecuipos necesarics. Esta actividad merece tece el
~ ‘apoyo gubarnamantal con miras 9 desarrollar en Venazuela los equi
pos humanos para qua estos pusdsn compstir en el Mercado Intsrna~ _
cions] al cabo de unos afos, uns vez adquirida le expariencits neca
; | . _ Se ha estimado que ectualmenta na excede de 2. 000,00 quilates por :
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Hay que estar conscientes que le tella dol diamante es una ectivi-
ry
dsd altamantea especializada y compatica en Estados Unidos, Europa
: ; -e Isresl. Por ejemplo en este dltino pafs existen 12.000 tallsdo~
Tas que devengan en promedia susldss mensuales de 900,00 Ss., da-
, terminando esto un ccsto reducids de talle.
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En Israel tuvimos la oportunidad ds visitar los Talleres Garik qua
producen mensualmante 5. CGO quilates tallados, varianda loss cestcs
de la talla entre 15, 50 $ y 27,50 $ por quilate.
Can respecto al dienante industrial, cen excepeién dal Instituts -
. Venezolano de Investigaciones Cisntifices, practicamante na existe
: el aprovechamiento de ests tino de diamante. £1 IvIC-agrevecha - .
sproximadements 200 quilatas al siz, como se detalla an ficha ane~
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3 : Precio ce coz2ra del diamante y circuita del mismoe=
b -€l rvre apravecha anualmante 200 quilatea de diamantes reeeleceiona
4 dos de tipa industrial, p ‘por el cual pega a razén do 80,00 usf quils
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vs ” Con diamanteas de buenas dimonsiones y paso inferior a 1 quilate el
‘: - IviC fabrica las cuchillas para micratomo da primera calidad laa - . ’
2 cuales fectura asf:
» Cuchilla de 2 mm. de ancho, m4s soporte 120,00 délares ;
- Caca 0,1 mn. adicionales 20,00 délares
El quilate da diamante de este tipo ha sido pagado al minero a razén
da 50,00 Gs/quilate. (diamante de primera, paneles), segin se despren
. - de de las planillas de declaraci6n del mayorista de Ciudad Golfvar, -
- valor aceptedo por el Ministerio da Mines. ‘
Adquirienco el diamante a 60,co Bs/Qt. obsarvamos que hay una diferen
cia de 30,00 &/Qt. que viene siendo la utilidad de les intermediarias
esta gananzia na puede considerarse excesiva, mixima tomando en cuen~
ta la selecsi6n'de la piedra, pero al cabo de un awio de negesic da es
ta natursleza sl intermediaric pueda llegar a un rendimiantn de 200 %
sobra su capital dependienda de la fracuencia con la cual su capita
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Oursnta al transcurso dsl estudio sé puciaron otservar varies opore-. *
cicnss da avaida efcetusdés en al leborataria de gemologfa del MMH =
Ciudad Bolf{var, a paticidn da cempradereg interssades en conocer el
valor de una sortijs personel.
£1 15/10/70 sa afactué la sxnerticia de una piedra presentoda por =
el Sr. Splendiani da color amarillenta, con un pasa de 6,27 quilates
(peso estimaéde con tabla "daight Calculstor" ya qua le pledra estaba
mantsds an sortija).
En la cperacién de evaldo se toman an cusnta por orden de importen -
‘elas _ ‘
e+ Las proporcicnss, ds le piedra tallada (lupe y microscopio)
2.~ La existsncia de inclusiones, carbones y accidentes dentro
de le piedra (micrascopio)
3.- El color
4.= El paso
La piedra en cucstién fué evalueda en 24.000,00 &. (da haber tenido
‘mejor color hubiera podido alcanza@ . Ss. 120,0C0,c00)
En la operecién de talla el rendimiente as de 50% aproximadamente, o
saa qua la piedra bruta debié pesar 13 quilates aproximadamenta.
El costs de la talla as &s. 100,00 el quilate o sea que en ests casa
cost$ Ss. 1.300,00 i
Tomaendo en cusnia el tamafa y calidad da esta piedra, al valor en el
sitio ds explotacifn es da 8s. 10000,90, cama m&xima, haciendo notar
que sectn la aspecificacién del MNH en la Piscalizscién habrfa sida
evalusda en un minima de Bs. 4.140,50.
Puede apreciarse en consecuencia la valorizaci fn habida po> la piedra
en el preceso de talla pesanda dasde aproximadezente 8s. 12.CO0,00 -
revendida por los intermediarios hasta 2#s. 24.00C,co evaluacién dal ~
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Las recomendaciones qua e continuaciéna nacenos quardan relacién ~
directa, euncgue no aparents, con el objeta mismo da nugatza estudia
y astan cestinadas a corzegir, completer a reconsiderar algunos as-
‘pectos ce da actividad clomant{fera en Vanazuela.
Algunas da ‘les recomendgaciones no conclernen dizectanenté al Ministe
pio de Minaa @ Hidrocerturos. ‘
Liguidacién_ Impuesto Explotacién
Seria recozendable estuciar férmulas que permitan agilizar los tré-
mites y la propia operecién ce Piecalizacién sin reaterla su debida
importancia. :
Se ha penseco qua ea podrfa contempler a pertir de un estudio esta-
d{stico anplia una liquidacién en base al poso da los lotes o sea ~
bol{vares por quilate sin entrar a considerar calidades.
En efecto ef exfsten 2.559 calidades ce fiedres, porque entrar 8 -
consicerar & clasificaciones dentro cel dismante de talla?, ecemas
no es raro que la talle malogre la piecra por cambio ce color, rotu
Ta etc. quedendo el concenta ce calidad sin fundamento.
€l estudio estad{stica sobre un gran rdmero de lotes con distincién
de Talla - Incustrial-zort, permitirfe estazlacer 3 valores que equi
bido sobre el valer del lote 6 posiblemen-
valarical ectual 3% perci
ta superior al 3%.
Caoncretamente, sufonience que el cuecro ce praduceiéa para el 2fio --
1970 sea _un cuasdro stancerd, observamcs lo siguiente (Libre Aprovecha
miento). . oo - .
Talla 131.106,42 aqts
Incustrial 172.650,77 qts
Bart 204,9E3,65 qts:
Tatal ee ea qts
Valor para . ;
el inpuesto — ,28,217.073,60,, 58
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cucta an le forma siguiente
Talla 5 Bs/qt.
Industrial 1 Gs/qt.
Bort 0,25 Gs/yt.
Ostenemaa el cuadre de iiquidacitsn siguiente :
Talis 131,106,462 x 5 o 9&3. 655,522,106
Industrial 172.650,77 x 1 = Gs. 172.656,77 -
_ Bort 206.983,80 x 0,250 fs. 51.246,00 |
”.. Total Impuesto liquidado
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Licenciss de Compracores '
8s. 879.428,87
En vista da qua las 2/3 partes de los compradores con liconcia no cum
plen con la Ley, seria convenienta raconsiderar el modo de otorgamien
to de dichas licenciss. :
Oe acuarda a la Lay,Art{culo 144, las Adminiatracionas de Aduane daben
enviar copia do los Manifiestos de Exportacién de Olementos ad MMH. Es
to no se cumple. €1 5 da Junio de 1954 mediante oficie No. 5903 MMH =
pici6 al Ministerio de Hasienda 61 cumplimianto de diche artfcula. Se~
rfa convenianta reiterer la solicitud.
Control _ca_Lotes_da_Olamantes_en_las_Aduanes
Parece irrisorie que an las Aduanas de la Repdblica no se controle el
contenido de les cajitas con diomantes en brute que se exrozrten, y =
cuando se hace como es el ceso on Ciucad @olf{var, sa coleque el paque
te que puede pesor bruto 100 gramos o menos sobra una balenza TOLEOO,
que sirva pora pesar bultoa de heats 250 Kilos.
Sa recomienda utilizay une dalanza adecuada, y locror los pequetes pa
ta avitar el cambio de su camposicién. .
Giscogictones Arancolorias
Las cifres da importocién relotivas ¢ pledres psveciosss o gcemi precioe
sas, recapiladas por la Olroccién Ganaral de Estad{sticas dal Minis-
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Se daberfa precisar en al Arancel de Aduanas lag precioses y lap semi
preciasas; y dentro da las primeras si se trata de brillantes, esme-
Taldes, rubis, zafiroas u otros. El actual Arancel mezcla los varics =<
concepjtos.
Recomendaciones de interés industrial
e~ Se recaniende ayaluar. la’ ‘Tiqueza de los materiales ya explotadcs
an los “placeras de San Salvador ce Pail, con mir as al aprovecha-
_mienta industrial del diamanteveventualmente mediante licitacién
» piblica-ya que enseyos privados han demestrado la posibilidad de
xecuperar “aproximadanents cien d6lares en diamantes far metro =
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G.- Se recomienda considerar ld‘ posibilidad de aprovechar a mayor <=
escale, la experiencia del IVIC en materia de fabricacién dé cue
chillas da diemante para microtomu; experiencia que-a través de
doce afios le ha valido el IVIC en el exterior un gzan prastigic.
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SUBJECT =: Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles (A 12 419 708)
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i 1, PLEASE °SEND RE-ENTRY PERMIT FENCE-4 AND
: WIFE PLUS TW NT_PHCTOS OF E: TOLA YE HOS BY 10
APRIL 72 SO THAT NEW RE-ENTRY PERMITS CAN BE OBTAINED.
; 2. WE ASSUME CIFENCE-4 HAS RETURNED ‘TO CARACAS AFTER
REF TRIP, HOWEVER PLEASE CABLE FOLLOWING IMFO FOR PASSAGE OS
: 7 VfanX . ,
: TO LNYUMA: NAME OF CARRIER USED ON DEPARTURE, FLIGHT
!
; NUMBER, APPROXIMATE TINE OF DEPARTURE, PORT OF DEPARTURE AND
}
DATE OF ARRIVAL AT DESTINATION, WHICH PRESUMABLY CARACAS.
_ 3. FILE 201-300985.
_ END OF NESSAGE
; *Provided specifics of CIFENCE-4 departure for Miami 1 Dec 71
: _o@n CIRASI! business. Because of the urgency and the nature of
: his travel to the U.S., CIFENCE-4 had to travel on a Venezuelan
: passport. Caracas Station was anxious that INS in Miami not ;
. learn of CIFENCE-4's US resident alien status and requested :
ol ee po. WH/Miami monitor. his artival--which accomplished without incident. TO ‘
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Request for Operational Approval (OA)
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‘ACTION REQUIRED : RFLRENCES”
REFERENCE: HVCN-9636, 24 January 1972
- Forwarded herewith and under separate cover are PRQ Parts
land I! for CIFENCE-4 as requested in reference. Please
process for full operational approval,
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EDGAR B. MARTEGANI
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Attachments: M,
‘ A. PRQ I, 3 copies, uls/e 2
2, PRQ ii, 3 copies, W/W 0 5 r7 areal =
ws Sit a ° 107) a
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CROSS REFEREE TO TT papain sia s§ fPY iat
HVCA- 18757 25 March 1972
_ THASSIFICATION “TGS FUE NUMBER TT
| SECRET © 201-300985
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PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE
--PART U1, = OPERATIONAL INFORMATION Biseaten as.
. RVCA+1 8757
INSTRUCTIONS TO CASS OFFICER
Tala Tora auet be filled in by the cave officer of appropriate suthorsey on the Basia of the deat eveitedte die
formation, It is Dal tobe shoen te the wudsect.
1 Nee fiy, headquarters “will be aneble to © an approval untese requester fornivdes anseers te ali questions
in PRL pacts I and If. However, ia on omecgency provistonal approval may ‘de odtarcned by vengiping vith the ep
plicable provselones of FR 9-229. paragraphe 48, 8, 126 and 42d. Thereafter the utes’ natied-te decument or com
plete the cose weet be followed ae act forth-in FR 10-318.
Taree (}) completed copies of PRO part i “Ciné luding topy in eubject*e-hanfuciting, éf peassdle) aod two (2) coe
pleted copies of thia -form aust be sent ‘te hoadquartecs “ae ‘8609 a0 posaibie.
« Data acquired i at be sent to headquarters in.PRQ fosmat ia two (2) copiea.
: a information obtainable, If itea not applicable erste “WA.? 2¢ eFdi tional apece roquiced
aide of page keyed ta appropriate ttean nuaber.
_ CRYO TONY + 2. PSCUOONTE
. SUFENCE SH ~_ (ANCLEVE-15) _
\ : ona aa DEVELOPRENT
“where, way, * ano av WHO. suesect was First CONTACTED on OfvELoP EO,
; See - peevious! PQ Part II, UFGA-23189, dated 20 September 1965.
Ppac MICRO. SER |
por 11872 |
or
MICROTIETE 2
INDICATE WHETHER SUBJECT COULD BE TURNED OVER QUICKLY AND IN A SECURE MANNER TO ANY ACSPONSSGLE CASE OFFICER FOR
ze
HANOLING.* 1F SO, INDICATE TO wHom.
Subject could be turned over to any responsible case officer.
LIST OTHER CASE OFFICERS WHO HAVE HANDLED SUBJECT OR WHOM HE KNOWS OR HAS KNOWN, GIVE WANES BY ERICH THEY HAVE
SEEN KNODN.
Austin G. DETLOFF - Station copy of previous report not legible
Grover T. LYTHCOTT - Walt Abela Sian nate ‘Now Greece
Oscar C. KALBING - true fame
Gordon K. RIJOCK - true name
Edgar B. MARTEGANI - true name
sory, 1050a OMSOLETe Peevious cosTioNS ser ay ran Qe 34-20)
ary \- Be aso
Gt Me te Ve a 1ST CS Cory
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SECRET
SECTICA Wa MOTIVATION AND CONTRO
Cstiware & eocer- » wortvation. (Be cetosled, af posneble cate oviderce. on not woe atocd cousent auch af “antis
fommencet *)
See previous PRQ-II. While = not now targeted directly against Cuban affirs, -
Subject undoubtedly continues in the intelligence field ao a result of his former
experience and the continued communist/totalitarian domination of Cuba. His
orposition to buch regimes and individuals associated makes for identity of intérest
naa 3. with EKTRUST is :
er vv there ie @ Lack of ceet control
tROUCATE Gmat CONTROL, If ANY, ERESTS OVE® THE SUBJECT. ie ne centrol.
euplaan.)
Subject's present position and physical presence in Venezuela would be
untenable if his cooperation with BKTRUST became known to the Venezuelan government.
2
. COVER USEO BY SUBJECT isa Gan arte Ww Ee wT
Meetings are clandestine. Plausible denial is basedén contact with co ia
chis official cover capacity.
tm CONTACTING WIS INFORMANTS.
PISMOIECT (NH OBTAINING HIS INFORMATION AND
Subject accomplishes this in the course of his actual employment.
IMDICATE SERVICE FOR WHICH SUBJECT THINKS WE CHXAKIRNX (02 verbing).
BKTRUST
4
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SECTION IV PNTELLIGERCE COWMECTIONS ANO TRAINERG
2. ERPLAt™© SUBZECT'S KNOWN PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER CNTELLIGENCL SCAVICE.
SUCH CONNECTION 13 KNOWN OVERTLY.
UNOICATE Tee CNTENT
In addition, Subject has been employed in
Same as in previous PRQ-II.
Venezuelan DIGEPOL, and CIRASH.
freeads) OHO KNOW OF SUBJECT®S PRESENT INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES.
2. LUST OMMER INDtVIOUALS (Agents, relatives,
Wife of CIFENCE-4; AMOTEX-S4 (former AMIFF-1)
3. EXPLAIN ANY TRAINING suescct WAS HAD IN CLANDESTING OPERATICHS.
Subject has had no formal training since being in Venezuela (1967). Records
not available here for period when Sutject worked for Stetion WH/MIAMI.
!
COLLAGORATION POTENTIAL
INDICATE OTHEM FOREIGY POWER SUQJLCT WOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLAGORATE WITH BCCAUSE OF WIS IDEOLOGY OF PAST
ASSOC TATIONS. CAPLAIN.
Subject would not likely collaborate with any forg9gn power without
permission from LNHARP.
2
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OrcRaticam USE = COWTACT -
COMPOS TED BCPOME, TMDECATE ACTEVITY tm GHtCm mE CAE ENGAGED BND THE TYPH OF tmecRe
4 S€cTica VI
+. 99 SUBJECT HAS BEES URED OM
MATL OM ME MAS PYAR SUELO.
See previous PRQ IZ cor prior use ty EKTRUST in Niani. Surjecet is known to
and cooperated with LNERX at BKTRUST direction while in the Miaai area. Subject
has also had contact with LNERGO Veneruela in the course of his official duties
as & member of CIRASE.
ANDICATE HOW AND FAO ONO SUBIECT QUTAINS IMfoamaATtom.
Subject obtains inforastica from CIRASE and its’ files and informants in the course
of his normal work as an official of CISASE.
a» INDICATE WHAT HAS OCEm TOLe SvePECT as TO he DISPOSITION OF ImFORMATION ME FUANT ENCES.
Subject knows from experience that information is disseminated throughout LNHARP
4. DETAIL SUBJECT*S PROPOSED Fs OM CL TYPE USE OR OUTICS.
Subject is a unilateral penetration (FI) of CIRASH.
2. GETAIL SUBJECTS PROPOSED FP-Pm WEE USE Of DUTIES.
None
SECTION Vii PROPOSED LIAISON OR CPERATIONAL ACTIVITY
A. DETAIL SUBJECT’S PROPOSED LLALSIN TYPE CONTACT OM CrceaTiONAL user
A, WHERE SUBJECT 18 AM OFFICIAL WEWGER OF A FOREIGH GOVE RKMMENTr
Subject is an official of CIRASH. He is not repeat not involved in liaison with
BKTRUST,
Q. WHERE SUBJECT 98 AN OFFICIAL GF ANOTHER ACENCY OF THIS GOVERNMENT:
R/A
SECTION Vill AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT
t. CXPLATS MATURE OF AGENCY PELATIONSMIP BETH SUBJECT. 2.0. TRAINED, OPPOSITE NUMBER: REMUNCRATION, IF amy: AGINCY
PERSONNEL ENOUW TO SUBJECT.
Subject is a paid agent. Se page 1 for Agency personnel known to Subject.
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SECTIO€ 42 ‘ QUA TFICATIONS FOR OTELG OP CRaTICNS
+, ames arg 998 Oreevias. Taenrg.
Foe ommte ore vas,
. Subject is Voll traned in PM activities including maritime. He {a an expert
in weapons, and knows demolitions. He is skilled in police and intelligence OPS.
COMME THCa TS
ImOUCATE Tee Othary audunt.
Chm teM CoULb COMCE NAGY BE OF eal
OM QUAL IF OT RTHONS POSSESSED BT
+ 18 49 NE PeoPastD TO Pay seer A REGULAR SALARY,
Common vied, WUOSTDY O8 CT™As METHOD, BOE IEY AND Gt¥E crrana,
Subject is paid s regular monthly salary of “approximately us} 335.
tf Paewlat £0 OC WADE IN LaCWadst
CEPLaim ART PROMISES, OTHLEGISE NOT COVERED KEAKIN, MADE TO SUBJECT. (Exawple: Commifoente regarding evecuetion
ef websect and tomity, ) -)
Te None; Subject has been assisted in retaining his permanent resident: status. .
SESTION at CE. AND SECURITY
Nh. UNDICATE THE PEL AGENCIES AMO FIELD FILES @LIW @WICH SUBJECTS WAM WAS OFEH CHECKED AND THe MEBULTS.
Station files. Dercgstery info ‘resolved.
AMOTCATE OTHER INVESTIGATING WEASLATS TAKEN TO VERIFY BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED BF SUBJECT, 7
#
Seé IRD No. 72501 dated 29 November 1971.
SGSWIRL 3 Noverber 1971.
INDICATE BMLTMER ON NOT PROVISIONAL OPCMATIONAL APPROVAL O8 OPLAATIONAL AP+ 4. DATE APPROVAL OBTAINED
, PROvAL FOR SUBJECTS USE MAS BUEN PREWIQUSLY. OBTAINS. +
OA 18 October 1965 POA 17 January 1972 1
+ Cvaguare Suastcr's CHARACTER. QLLUABILETY and sECcuRtty,
Subject continues to demonstrate reliability and use
He appears to be of excellent character.
CITING CvIDINCE BMIRE POSSTOLE,
See previous FRQ=-II.
of good security precautions.
TC RPLADE AMY SETUATION OR IMDISTRETION Im WHICH SUBJECT MAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED BHICH UST BE EPALUATEO FRow A
CEeOPEMaTIONAL SECUMITY VITSPoIEe.
All know cases have been previously resolved.
: SECTION MII SUSECT"S PERSONAL WABITS
1. USE OF LIQUOR, BAYES: Gaweiinc. # atamcuRS.
Subject moderate in use of liquor; others not known.
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Runting, fishing
OF @ COuNTAY OM FESION OTNTA Team WIS Con,
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SECRET
AWCATICNNL (OTERESTS
. MSEC. & TS.
MOP CATE OME TEM SYUOJECT®S CWNGAcE ABRIL ETIES ane oruta Coase temestics, Aat FUCH AD HE COULD PASS ab A NATIVE
Subject is increasingly able to disguise his
.& Venezuclan.:
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CORRE BPOMOENCE OF CTHEA WE ANS.
PRQ-I obtained from Sudject. FRY-IT
3. tr OTNER Team &
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PITERE ACTION US REQUIRED. IF AND Onty
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Subject could be contacted by any of former case officers, or in name used
by former CO's.
SECTION. XVO
ERDICATE MeC THER INFORMATION tm ORO PARTS 1 ANS UT BAS COTUINTD HF BUSEARCH, CLANOESTING ASSESSMENT, FILES,
FSRUMEN accent and pass as
Among other latins, the accent woul,
2 be detected in prolonged contact.
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from files and personal observation. ,
st
TERMINATHOR QF SURIECT 15 CEFECTEO, PLEASE Cxetaim, (Alea
EMERGENCY CONDITIONS RECONTACT ATTANGEMENTS
Ts GOVE PULL OOTALLS F.E, RECOGNITION SIGNALS, S/O) emERe CouLd DINEAIT QE MADE: WHAT BONA FIOLS COLLD INDEVIOUAL
MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONAL DATA Way REXARKS
See previous PRQ-II.
28 March 1972
8
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wor 34 Oey es
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. aut (Hereby eT aT oy (larry (Nee) oT
PERSONAL RECORD QUEST IONKAIRE
PaRT i> BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
eloarty. *
all aveetions. tf queetion ss not appticadio, erite "Na *
SF atdptcanel eosce tp wooded .
POSADA Carriles .
is Clemente
+2. meee At Brat ¢ wren
+ WARE be MAFIVE LANGUAGE OM SCRIPT
. Game
- ALPASEDS, WICHMAMES, TEE
ones
(a) Bamby (nickname), Basilio
@: Puace OF @IATW _
bru: 1928 . Cienfuegos, Las Villas, CUBA
7. PLASONAL NABITS (Liquor, drugs, gambling, Parenourey .
+ OMTE OF stATn
8. Cousy macomo (Court, date, arrests, charges, punishaente, sentencea, ecquiltele;
SER.
ec
No court record SOG MICRO.
apr 111972
MICROFILIMED
OUSCRIPTION (Use Amers
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ix] e mua 4 | ko oval
he COLOM OF MAIR iT eouoa or eves *. BuILO 1, POSTURE
black green — [|
@. SCAMS AND weRns OW OTHEA CISTINGUISHING FEATURES
sear, palm of right hand
tr, GEVERAL BPPERPANCE
neat
O. PROMINENT FEATURES
Da OTmie HOEMTIFVING FEATURES
ATTAQE SAMPLES OF SIGVATURE AND NANOMRITING AL XO DATED PMCOTIGE PW AND FING! EPRIMTS,
Ks
6 en (erp
veaw 1050 wigioopetdes afer scl. ce “8 757 FOS EOPY. we- FOCISS cor Ee
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VO. mESENT CUFETENBOIe LUN. WATLOMALETY AT BIRTH BND ARY SUBSE UUENT
—Yenesuclan. Subsn
AUR. Smesemt BEsroeMce (hadacete a0 concer, tenant of sub. tenant)
enezuela:—Qta. Janet, Ave. Los. i
» PEMMANET ADUOEDS (FF Saltecent than Item 42.)
+ TRAVEL OUTEIOR COUNTRY OF PRESENT MESIOENCE (Countries,
See attached list.
OCCUPATIONAL AND FINANCIAL CATA.
17. THTLe ae .
ORGANIZATIONAL AFFIL¢AT:ONS
SECTION 1¥
O. MEMBERSHIP 1M RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
~hone——_————.
21. PRESENT AWD PAST MEMUERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS: POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS
None (See previous PRQ I)
SECTION ¥ EOUCATIONAL DATA
SCHOOLS
tz. :
ee
Monserrate; Cuba Elementary 1936 1942
28
“Padres Domir.icos Chemistry 1947
Havana University Medicine 1950 1953 | |
COMPETENCE
cea wee net
(Lint below each fonguage in which you
posters any degree of competence.)
Spanish (native )
+ me:
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ATTACHMEIT PIQ PART I HVCA-18757
DATE_ PLACE puapose: |
\ .
1956 Miami, Florida Tourist . :
eg (45 1961 , Mexico Political exile . .
* s7Feb 1961 Miami, Florida Political exile
1¢ April 1961 Guatemala Invasion (Cuba) :
_:# May 1961 ©: Miami, Florida Invasion (Cuba) .
; "1964 : Dominican Republic Cuban Affairs i
: : 1964 Puerto Rice Cuban Affairs .
: 1964 Dominican Republic Cuban Affairs :
, 1964 Miemi, Florida : :
‘ Oct 1967 Venezuela Work ‘
Gy , Oct 1967 Miami, Florida
! Oct 1967 . Venezuela Work
: 1968 Miami, Florida Tourist —
i 1969 Miami, Florida Tourist | °
: Mar 1970 Miami, Florida Reentry Permit ‘
: 1970 Trinidad, Tobago Revolution~-business
! Jun 1970 Bogota Business
1970 . Bogota Business
May 1971 Aruba Businees
April 1971 Lima} Peru Business
April 1971 Argentina Business _
April 1971 Brazil Business : ,
- Oet 1971 Portugal Business :
: Oct 1971 Rome Business :
} Nov 1971 Vienna Business i i
: Nov 1971 Rome Business !
i Dee 1971 Miami, Florida Business i
; Dec 1971 Puerto Rico Tourist
Wwe tri ree a eae ree pater omnes Bt me emt ee oe
SPECEAL QUALEFICATIONS ARO EMTERESTS .
@ J SECTica we
2G. UND COTE aye
Tice Cates.
PTO, GOee CAPAILE ENCED ENG TITLES OF Ble S$ OM RATACLES., A190 NAMES CO PUM I SHE
geod marksman with small arms
SECTICR VEL " MULETARY SERVICE
r byt?
Ft. Benning, ‘Ga.
DECORATIONS, WHEN AND BSNY OFSCHARGED. GIVE DETAILS 1F WAR
Ma
THOENTEFVING COUNTAY. INDICATE QHERE SERVICE PERFORMED,
PRISINER,
@ fsecticn vill EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
INCLUDS ANY GOVERNWENT B¥CLOYWENT.
NOTE ENOICATE CHRONOLOGICAL: HISTORY OF EMPLOYWENT LISTING LA3T POSITION FIRST.
a. MHCLUsIVE OATES (Fros-ToJ >, euPLOVER c. ADDRESS
194b~195 Pastora Sugar Mill San José de las Lajas, Cuba
#, WESSON FOR LEAVING
@. SALARY OR EARNINGS
a. THRE OF BORK
Sugar chemist eee month transfer
Be INCLUSIVE OATES (From-Toty, ewPLlover ce ADDRESS
1956-1958 San Agustin Sugar Mill Cruces, Las Villas, Cuba
J. TYPE OF eOoRE @. SALARY OR CARNINGS #, @EaSON FOR. LEAVING
sgar chemist #310 ees month
a. NCEE SINE OATES (Fro bd. EMPLOVER Cy MDORESS
Havana, Cuba
REaDCN FOR LF AVING
Political exile
2. AOCRESS
Firestone (Cuba)
e. Sau GR EARNINGS
© 325 ~ Pe month
PD. EMPLOYER
¢
Sietanilinaeetahieinen dendhoemieteanteeeane mmnereteaeeaene eee eee
Firestone Akron, Ohio USA
@. SALARY OR EARNINGS +. GEASS FOR LEAVING
aining program # 500 ecw month | enlisted in arn
: a. tNcausive pares (From-Tolo, curovee c, anne se
"fro 2968-1965 .. yj ~ | Pts Benning, Gas
Y, REASSS FOm LEAVING
4a. TPA OF wo
[ona Le.
Cuban affairs
196T-present Venezuelan Govt.
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ay ocerca tue | Tear | X[oarene i
D2. STATE CATE. PLACE @ND BURSON OM ALE BEPAPATIONS, O1VCECIE Oa Wena wens, seve citi fat j
Divorced from first vife (MariafconcepcigyMastsiedsa) 26 June 1963 In chicago,
TLlinois suasisL ay witch D fot wie CH wid SUEMENR. Pea80m Vahey (oct: 3055
Reason was mutual agreement for divorce (See previous PRQ I's
\
BIFE OF 16 you na € BIEN VARRIEG WORE Tan ONCE, INCLUDING ANNULMENTS. USE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR MOSBOND
HUSBAND: GIVING DATA BEQUIGED BCLOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARRTAGES.
33. NAME OF SPOUSE (Faret) (ED Qeoas
34. DATE OF WARR1 AGE 99. PLACE OF MARAIAGE =
37. PLACE OF BIRTH {
nezue
@ |section Xx QHUCREN . e
Sex vear
So Cd
orge s_ POSADA let | sons. | Miam Fiorid | usa | .
anet_POSADA ‘| sor | 9 as nez Venezuelan
Same
46. GCCUPATION
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@ {SECTION Kit MOTHER o e
* 48. 7ULL SAME Tee. veaa oF giatn [so OF BiATR St. WATIOMALITY AT S18TH
: 5 Stas Unknown {| Cienfugros Cuban
sz, SLBSTQUERT BWV Ca eal os : 93. OCCUPATION
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FULL SANE PLACE OF alarH | “wattonatity at O1Mta®
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Cienfuegos, Ciba ‘Cuban
Roberto Posada
Raul Posada
Cienfuegos, Cuba [ Pia
Cub
Cienfuegos, Cuba
nem tntenr nc emneemmenart aaron eet ees eens im me aemeee meme! pares
MALO BY ANY BROTHER OF SISTER (Identafy brother. of saster ant give Ais, of her, present
TUSSEQUENT CUTEZENSHIPS
oddeese: -
4
@ [SECTION XIV RELATIVES, ACQUAINTANCES AND CONTACTS
S. NAMES OF RELATIVES IN ANY GOVERNMENT SEQVICL: INGICATC NAME OF GOVCONWEATS AND POSITEONS HELD.
Unknown (See previous PRQ-I)
SG. RELATIVES, FRIENDS, CORRESPONUENTS TN U.S. (xpToin Velationship)
ST. MATURALIZATION OF CLOSE @ELATIVES (IN U.S. (Gave name, date, city and number of certificate granted)
Concha Marina Posada (aunt) .
Margot Carriles (aunt) address unknown
TELECODES AND RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS KNOON TO SE CONNECTED IN aNY MAY ETM ANY INTELLIGENCE
SO. NAMES. ALIASES,
SERVICE,
PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS
SECTION XV
SH. LIST CLOSE ASSOCIATES, INDIVICUALS OR GHOUPS
@lsection xvi MISCELLANEOUS
27 March 1972
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Chief of Station, Caracas
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Chief, Western Hemisphere Division aaa 3
“Oo CIFENCR-4 (201-3098)
acrom IOUIRED - RAT (RACES
Bee paragraph 2 below.
4
1. CIFEKCE-4 has been granted a ‘POA effective Vv January
1972 for use as a péretration of CIRASH, .
: 2. ‘Please fubmit updated PRQ Parts I and aI in order for
Headquarters to process OA. ;
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Distribution: .
3 - COS, Caracas
CROSS REFERENCE 10 DISPATCH SYHD0L AND NUMSTR
BYCY¥-9636 typed 24 January 1972
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HVCA-18640, 19 January 1972
CIFLUTE July
Operational Report for Period POMLAYX through December 1971
5. CIFENCE-& han been handled since August 1971 by Edgar B. NARTEGANT.
Tt was decided for security reasons to take this agent out of the goup of
agents handled vy the Station Officer conducting Maison, and CIFRNCE-S
ig thus handled as a truly unilateral penetration of CIRASH. During the
reporting- period allegations arose as to affiliation of CIFENCE-4 with
_ SKLARCE. (See WH/Miami 12203 and Caracas 17730). The Station {s avare
- of this situation and-the. agent is handled accordingly. CIPENCE-4
successfully passed his ump—-teenth ECSWIRL examination on 3 Oetoder 1971
and the Station's opinion of this individual eontinues to be favorable.
(See HVCW-9612 for SCSWIRL results). As an indication of the continuing
high esteem enjoyed by CIFENCZ-4 within the GOV, he was chosen by CIFENCE-1
to accompany the present Venezuelan Minister of the Interior on a month
long European vacation in Septerber 1971. It is widely acknowledged that
the Minister of. the Interior is the leading candidate for the COPEI
presidential nomination; should this occur and he be elected the next
president of Venesuela, CIFZHCE-4 should have a valuable friend. In
summation, the Station continues to regard CIFENCE-§ as a valuable Station
esset who has an excellent reputation within CIRASH and the GOV. He
contributed to two intelligence reports during the reporting period, but
his value to the Station lies primarily in operational reporting and his
status o5 a unilateral penetration not known to be in contact vith JKLANCE
in any vay.
CIFENCE-4
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: "A Provistonal Operational Approval issued bv CI Staff grants: ‘the
~~9" alithority, On a temporary basis, for the use of an individual -as the. authority
granted in-an Operational Approval unless othersise specified by CL/OA. - It ts
hused, however, only on prel: ainary file checks and investigation and is aub-
Ject toa further final revi es when all investigation is completed.
‘Penetration of the Directorate of Intelligence and Prevention in Venezuela.
peat ¢ TT
To process the Operational Approval, full Informaticn (ecepleted PRQ
Parts I and [I) mist be subzitted.aa soon as possible and not later than six
(©) months from this date. An Operational Approval will follow when all
invest!gation {s completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory PRQ Parts I
and If. Crnceellation must te requested if use cf Subject by interested Di-
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re father’s aane first and the mother's aaze following.
Director, Federat Bureau of tivestgation
Departaeat of Justice
Washlagton, 0. C. 20535
BIRTH OATE
Feb 15, 1928
OATE AND PLACE OF ADMISSION
Miant 1201-71
PURPOSE AND LENGTH OF ADMISSION
A=2_ DS
DESTINATION
Sane As Abow
WAL- S JAN Fr -KEDO
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d ati ISIP), a Venezuelan Security Service.
‘Since Subject bolds a key position. in this organization,
he Will beable to monitor its intelligence operations as
-gell as Venezuelan political matters. .
2. “aYl current traces on Subject are non-derogatory.
(See attachnent to Form 772 for additional information).
$3. Request for Approval, COMINT Name Check and PRQ
Part I. (dated 28 May 68) are attached, Updated PRQ Part I
and Part II will be requested from Station,
Nancy L. Davis
WH/3/V
Attachments:
As Stated Above
WH/3/V:Nancy L, Davis: jev (28 December 1971
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tration becauae ‘of: his iniportant and accurate
{nformption and operational reports. Subject was
-@ polygraph examination. to cléar-up ‘questions about poe-
- gible affiliation @ith Cuban datelligetce, unreported associa-
tion with gangater @lements, etc, His rosponses showed no
‘information which would prevent CIA using him for ops purposes. —
-Request for- POA was again requested on 7 September 1968. ° Thia
“POA request was turned down on 15 October due to Subject being
4
“an “agent. of a foreign power.”
2. Since that time Subject base continued to provide verbal
and written information roports concerning Communist and subver-
sive elements, guerrille activities, Soviet activities, sabotage,
etc, Subject continues to report accurataly and often and has
a very pro-U.5. attitude. Subject was again polygraphod on
29 November 1971 (a copy of which is contained in Subject'’s
CI/OA folder). His responses indicated no deception concern-
ing truthfulness of reporting to CIA, nm. compromise of his
U.8, Government connections, non-involvument in illegal arss
dealings, etc.
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MIGRATION FORM WHEN HE LEAVES MiAMI, . Wo aR
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OF HIS RESIDENT ALIEN STATUS. HE HAS BEEN ADVISED BY
ar . STATION TO ey NOTHING OF THIS AND STICK TO STORY THAT
HE Gov OFFIGIAL AS INDICATED IN PASSPORT.
3. IF MIAMI HAS LIAISON CAPABILITY WOULD AP-
. PRECIATE MONITOR OF ARRIVAL CIFENCE-4 WITH CAPABILITY
7 TO INTERVENE IF NECESSARY, SENDING IDENTITY CABLE TO
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FROM : Interrogation Research Division
SUBJECT: CIFFNCE/4 | — IRDY 72601
BACKGROUND;
‘Subject, CIFENCE/A, isa 48-year-old, male, citizen of IDEN A
who has been of continuing interest to JKLANCE since initial contact,
He has permanent resident alien status in WOCORK as does his wife.
He was last SGSWIRLed on 23 May 1968 with favorable results. Subject
claimed that during service with IDFN EB and previous service with
IKLANCE, he had been SGSWIRLed and estimated the total number of
SGSWIRLs he has had at twelve to fifteen,
PROCEDURE;
On 3 November 1971, CIFENCE/4 was given a SGSWIRL at a covert
site in IDEN C. Both the Fnglish and Spanish languages were utilized in
discussing the SGSWIRL and the Case Cfficer, Edgar B. MARTEGANI,
served as interpreter. During the SGSWIRL, the English language was
used. The undersigned was introduced as Mr. Bob MOUNT from WOCORK.
PURPOSE:
The SGSVIRL was requested by Fdgar B. MARTEGANTI to determine
whether Subject knows if any member of IDEN D and specifically if IDEN E
is aware or suspects his current JKLANCE connections; if he has been
requested to work against LNLUTE; if since May 1968 he has been in con~
tact with or heard about IDFN F or IDENG; if since May 1968 Subject has
been inv-ived in illegal arms smuggling. Specific questions utilized during
the SCSWIRL are given later in this report.
CONCLUSION:
There were no unresolved reactions indicative of deception. It
ts the opinion of the undersigned that Subject answered all questions truth-
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filly. Apparently Subject.{s unaware of any compromise cf his LNLUTF
connections; has been truthful in his reports to JKLANCE; has not been
involved in any iNegal arms dealings other than smuggling weapons into
IDEN A for his personal use and the. personal use of other members of
IDEN D and related organizations; has not been asked to work against
‘LNLUTE and has receivéd no information a from or about IDFN F or r IDEN G. .
' DETAMS;
_ Subject was co-operative throughout the SGSWIRL and did not
hesitate to assist in rephrasing questions and explaining his responses,
He seemed open and frank in response to all queries. Subject exhibited
@ response to the question concerning IDEN F and IDFNG. Discussion
of the issue elicited the information that Subject had received some inform-
ation concerning a son of one of these Individuals. He also mentioned
that ona trip to IDEN H a few years ago he had spoken by telephone to
IDEN I but no mention had been made of IDEN F or IDFN G. Subject
also showed a response to the question concerning illegal arms dealing.
He explained that when he travelled outside of the country he brought
back pistcls, rifles, and on one occasion a shotgun, These weapons
were for his personal use or were purchased for friends such as IDEN E
or members of IDEN D. He stated that the weapons were brought In
illegally and that even possession of the rifles (which were for his own
use) was illegal. Specific questions concerning these arms dealings
were asked. Based on the sessions results, it appears that while Sub-
ject has smuggled arms into IDEN A and possesses illegal arms, he has
“ not been involved in smuggling large amounts of arms for personal profit
or engaged since May 1968 in smuggling weapons of war into IDEN A.
Specific questions utilized during the SGSWIRL were as follows: .
Were you born in IDFN J? Yes
Did you reside in WOCORK* Yes.
Are you concealing the identity of anyone whos knows you work for JKLANCE?
No
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,. . Does IDEN E know or suspect your present relationship with JKLANCE
=" jm IDEN A? No”
~ Does your wife know you work for JKLANCE? Yes
Have you told IDEN K that you worked for JKLANCE? No
: ‘nave you eer been to IDEN L? Yes
: Do you suspect. that the IDEN M is deliberately giving you information to
give to JKLANCE? No
Do you live in IDEN C? Yes
Are you employed by the IDEN M? Yes
Since May 1968, have you been involved in illegal arms smuggling? No
Since May 1968, have you had any information about or contact with
‘IDEN F or IDEN G that you are concealing from us? No
Do you have permanent resident allen status in WOCORK? Yes
Has anyone asked you to work against LNLUTE? No
Would you like to go back to IDEN J to ve? No
H. Maxwell Padon
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IDEN Avcesccsccccecsse. Vonemuala
IDEN BuescesecceeeseeesUeSe Army”
BDEN C.sseseseseeeeees/ Caracas, Venesnela
~ TDEN DiccsecseceesceeesDISIP, a Venezuelan security service
IDEN Enccccscccccsssees Di UZCATEGUI, CIFENCE/1
IDEN Frseccccccccccesss Subject's brother, Raul
IDEN Gicccecoccceseeees Subjects brother, Roberto
- IDEN Hicscocececseseess Columbia
IDEN I.ccscoseesseeseesSubject’s mother
IDEN Jocccccccceevecees Cuba
IDEN Keseccccceceseeess Orlano GARCIA
IDEN Levecccccceeccsess Miami, Florida
IDEN M ..ccccceceeseees Venezuelan government
IDEN Ne aeccccccsscecees police
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ede “wIwISTER OF ° INTERIOR LORENZO FERNANDEZ DEPARTED.
"VENEZUELA EVENING 1 SEPTEMBER FOR E VACATION, REPORTED
_ TEL UNIVERSAL” 27 AUGUST. . a
| + CIFENCE-4 NOTIFIED 3@ AUGUST HE TO ACCOMPANY INTERIOR i
‘MINISTER. TRIP ESTINATED ONE MONTH TO SIX WEEKS, AND
‘CIFENCE-4 MENTIONED SWEDEN, ENGLAND, GERMANY, FRANCE, SPAIN,
PORTUGAL AND ITALY AS ON ITINERARY. WHILE TRIP OSTENSIBLY
VACATION, iT WIDELY SPECULATED THAT FERNANDEZ TOUCHING BASE
“FOR POLITICAL REASONS PRIOR TO ANNOUNCING HIS PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDACY UPON RETURN, HE KNOWN TO BE FAVORED CANDIDATE OF
PRESIDENT CALDERA.
“3. CIFENCE-4 INSTRUCTED TO REPORT ITINERARY, PERSONS
CONTACTED, [AND TO EXTENT POSSIBLE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED.
4. RE REF, THIS ANOTHER STRONG INDICATION CIFENCE~4
NOT KNOWN OR SUSPECTED BY GOV OF UJXLANCE AFFILIATION.
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in CIVENCE-& and always assigns him the most a4itfieult jobs which o
he. feels tone of his other employees can handle. Daring a great {
deal of this reporting period, CIFEZCE-& vas out of Venezuela on
_ Bpecial missions for CIFENCK-1. He travelled to Lina, Peru to
gend a domb which vould not explode to the home of Peres Jinenes,
vent to Curacao to conduct a special investigation and spent
considerable time on the Colombian border. He contributed to tvo
disseminated intelligence reports dealing with military intel-
ligence about Colombian activities collected by a Venesuelan
security service and the reported presence of eleven Yenezuclan
fishing boats and one varship in Colombian territorial waters.
CIFEBCE-1 has appointed CIF&ECS-4 chief of the division of CIRASH
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whieh ia responsible for coordinating all of the activities of
the CIRASH offices located outside Caracas. Such a position
should offer CIFENCE-4 access tovarious types of information
and targets of interest to JKLAICE. As was said in the last
CIPLUTE operational report, the. Station continues tothink very
highly of CIFECE-4 and looks forward to a continuing productive
h. CIFENCE-A | a ;
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(REF srayurasir~12208 {th-s9so4i)*
4 7 1. REQUEST: ‘STATION COMNENTS ON PARA 1 B REF,
i 2. FILE 201-300985 AND 201-067860, ‘
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i services know that Station agent CIFENCE-4 works for JKLANCB
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6 va LOCAL: LNERGO PROVIDED THE. FOLLOWING 1uFoR WISSQ4
siesta amner AVHICH THEY REQUEST THAT WE PROTECT):
* “ORLANDO GARCIA IS PRESENTLY 1M MIAMI AND PLANS TO 5
RETURN TO VENEZUELA VERY SOON, POSSIBLY ow a aucust. eaacta (|
"WAS DESCRIBED BY SOURCE AS BEING A CUBAN IN THE EMPLOY OF THE C
VEWEZUELAN GOVERNNENT AND WHO IS FRIENDLY WITH SEVERAL
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_-PROMIMENT LATIN AMERICAM POLITICAL LEADERS. rraee
Bs GARCIA SAID THAT LUIS POSADA, A CUBAN WHO au awe
.. ° ‘HEADS A VENEZUELAN INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY, WORKS FOR JKLABCE.
GARCIA SAID THAT OFFICIAL VENEZUELAN SERVICES (UNIDENTIFIED)
KUOw THAT POSADA WORKS FOR JKLANCE AND THAT, KNOWING THIS,
ARE FEEDING HIM FALSE INFORMATION,
2. WE PRESURE THAT GARCIA AND POSADA ARE RESPECTIVELY IDENTICAL
19 ORLANDO GARCIA VASQUEZ (201- ~967868) AND LUIS
POSADA CARRILES (201-300985). ,
3. FILEt 201-867860 AND 201-308985. GP-1 - 7
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Caief of Station, Caracas
Chief, ¥Yestarn Howisphere Division
Transnittal of CIF@ICzZ-4 U.S, Roontry Pernits
RaPSRCE: HVCT-5177, 27 Harch 1971
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; Trangnittod by separate cover attachzent are ravalidated
U.S, Reentry Permits for CIFRIC#-4 and bis wife. — -
Clement P, DOZ0IS
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TO : Chief, Western Hemisphere Division 16 April 1971
ATTENTION: Chief, WH/3/V - Henry Applebaum
FROM : Director of Security
SUBJECTS : Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles (A 12 415, 708)
; . Nieves Elina Gonzalez :de POSADA (A 12 443 942)
REFERENCE: Your request for Reentry Permit dated__.6 April 19.71,
were :
Reentry Permitskaa kaa issued for subjectson 16 April 1970 __, and zx have
been extended
The Permit may be used for unlimited entries
-into the United States during Naliaity. Validi
a ‘maximum period of twelve a2) x months only.
Be
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:
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Os Wienckowski
Chief, Alien Affairs Staff
* Attachment. .
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Receipt acknowledged for Permit #0235566 and 0235567: (wieves)
Let S Lf 22 Ll Df
Signature ZL
OS/AAS/EStark 16 April 1971
(GROUP I - Excluded from
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SECRET 1415462 APR 71 CITZ CARACAS 16918
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INTELLIGENCE SECURITY AGENCY OF THE VENEZUELAN MILISTRY
We Grrr
CF INTERIOR, WOULD LEAVE CARACAS MORNING 14 APRIL FOR
LIMA. THEIR MISSION TO OBTAIN-TRKE HOME ADORESSES OF
MARCGS PEREZ JINENEZ AND PEDRO ESTRADA. AFTER OBTAINING
roe eee oc
TRE ADDRESS OF PEREZ HINENEZ, CIFENCE-4 IS TO SEND A
LETTER TO HIM POINTING OUT IN GENERAL TERNS POSSIBLE
sega
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DANGERS IF HE RETURKS TO VENEZUELA.
2. LETTER SIGNED WITH NAME CARLOS FOSSI A, WHO by
DESCRIEES SELF AS LOW LEVEL PEREZ JIMENEZ FOLLOWER WHOSE is
NAME JIMENEZ PROSASLY WILL NOT RECOGNIZE. NO
STATION TRACES FOSSI, AND BELIEVE KE PROBABLY FICTITIOUS
CHARACTER. LETTER ACCUSES POLITICIANS WHO URGING PEREZ
JIMENEZ RETURN OF TRINKING ONLY OF PERSONAL AGGRANDIZEMENT . \:
AUD IGNORING HAZARDS INVOLVED. IT ACCUSES LT, HUGO | 7
EARILLAS OF BEING GOV PERETRATION OF CRUZADA CIVICA Ae a
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PAGE 2 CARACAS 16918 SECRET
NACIONALISTA. STATION FILES SHOW RETIRED LT HuGo
EARILLAS HERRERA, AKA JORGE HUGO BARRILLAS HERRERA,
DCE: 1 APRIL 1936, HAD LONG RECORD OF, COMSPIRATORIAL
ACTIVITIES AGAINST AD GOVERNMENTS. HE WAS HIKED 1959
EY GOV ORGANIZATION COSERI OPERATED BY "INIT UNDER.
COMMERCIAL COVE. TO CONDUCT INTEL AND RELATED °
ACTIVITIES. PRESUMABLY BARILLAS NOW OUT OF FAVOR WITH
INTERIOR MINISTRY AND BEING FINGERED TO PEREZ JIMENEZ.
LETTER SAYS IT TO BE DELIVERED EY MUTUAL FRIEND
"DR. RAWITO SANDOVAL.” NO TRACES ON SANDOVAL.
_ 3. AFTER SENDING THE LETTER CIFENCE-4 1§ TO
SEND A PACKAGE CONTAINING AN AUTHENIC BOME THAT IS
TO BZ ADJUSTED SO AS NOT TO EXPLODE. CIFENCE-4 SAID
THE ORDER FOR THIS MISSION WAS GIVEN BY DR. REMBERTO
UZCATEGUI, THE DIRECTOR OF SE AND FEELS THE OPERATION
IS DESIGNED TO FRIGHTEN PEREZ JIMENEZ. CIFENCE-4
WILL CARRY, ALL THE MATERIAL NECESSARY TO ASSEMBLE
BOMB IN LWA. UPON COMPLETION OF MISSION IN LIMA,
CIFENCE-4 AMD COMPANION TO TRAVEL TO BUENOS AIRES
FOR ONE OR TWO DAYS AND THEN TO ERAZIL FOR ANOTHER
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“ORE OR TWO DAYS AND TREN RETURW TO CARACAS. CIFENCE+4 SAID.
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ESTRADA ADDRESS FOR FUTURE CPSRATIONAL USE AGAINST HIN. ce,
4, CIFENCE-4 SAID HE EILL EE TRAVELLING aS og
AM EMME Hea NET?
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GILBERTO OTERO VILORIA AND WILL USE A REGULAR
VENEZUELAN. PASPORT. THE TRUE NAME OF THE MAN
i TRAVELLING WITH RIN IS RAFAEL GUZMAN, CIFENCE-¢ 00 |
. SAID HE WISKES TO PERFORM NIS MISSION IN LIMA AS
SOOl AS POSSISLE AND FOR THIS REASON ASKS OF JKLANCE .
eet aeeee
IN LIMA COULD POSSIBLY PROVISE HIM THE ADDRESSES OF
EOTH PEREZ JINENEZ AND ESTRADA. HE SAID UPCN HIS.
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ARRIVAL IN LIMA ON 14 APRIL, RE WILL IMMEDIATELY
SEEK OUT CONTACTS WHO POSSISLY CAN PROVIDE HIM WITH
THE ADDRESSES HE WISHES. IF JXLANCE IN LIMA CAN PROVIDE
THE ADDRESSES HE SAID HE COULD TELL HIS ASSOCIATE THAT
THE ADDRESSES WERE PROVIDED EY ONE OF THE CONTACTS
KE MADE ON’ 14 APRIL. IF JKLANCE CAN PROVIDE THIS
ASSISTANCE, CONTACT WITR CIFENCE-4 SHOULD BE MADE
EEFORE 9 A.M. ON 15 APRIL. THE PERSON MAKING THE
CONTACT SHOULD TELEPHONE THE KCTEL CARRILLON ASK FOR
GILBERTO OTERO VILORIO, AND SAY THIS IS KuNBER EIGHT
SECRET
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- (Bd. CALLING. - CIFENCE-4 WILL: REPLY THAT HE 18 NUMBER
OE AIRE (. _ THESE TWO NUMBERS TOTALLING 17 (SEVENTEEN) =.
_ WILL. INDICATE TO THE CALLER THAT HE ACTUALLY IS TALKING
‘© = ~—s To CIFENCE-4, CONTACT WITH CIFENCE-4 SHOULD BE MADE
FROM A PUBLIC TELEPHONE BOOTH. THE ADDRESSES CAN BE
GIVE! TO CIFENCE-4 OVER THE TELEPHONE. IN CASE, 4
HOYEVER, PERSONAL CONTACT 1S DESIRED WITH CIFENCE=A, .
APRANCTYENT FOR A MZETING CAN BE MADZ BY TELEPHONE. ae
3. THE MATERIALS CIFENCE-4 WILL CARRY TO
ASSEMELE BOME ARES ABOUT CRE CUARTER POUND OF
6 8:e
PENTOLITE EXPLOSIVE, TWO DETONATORS AkD M-} DELAYING
DEVICE. CIFENCE-4 SAID HE WILL PERFORM THIS OPERATION
In LIMA WITH OR WITHOUT THE HELP OF JKLANCE. IF
JXLANCE Can HELP HIM, HE FEELS THIS WILL LESSEN HIS
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Chances OF POSSIELY GEING ARRESTED IN LIMA FOR
SUSPICIOUS: ACTIVITIES. - mo
6. CARACAS STATION RECONMERDS THAT ADDRESSES
SOT BE PROVIDED TO CIFENCE-4 AND CONTACT NOT BE MADE,
EUT DEFERS TO HEADQUARTERS IF IT SEES SOME OVERRIDING
REASON FOR ‘DOING SO.
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OUR AGENTS INVOLVED, NOT THAT WE HAVE BEEN ASKED ASSIST.
_ RECOMMEND HEADQUARTERS DISSEM, IF ANY, EE RESTRICTED AS TIGHTLY
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2. FILE 201-003243, °°
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*Station liaison penetration CIFENCE-4 being sent by CRFENCB
service ‘to Lima to assemble bomb to be sent to former Venezuelan
dictator Perbz Jimenez. Bomb will be authentic but designed
not to explode. CIFENCE-4 has requested that Lima Station help
him in his mission but Caracas Station recommends no help be
given, -
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SECEET
6 April 1971
\MBIORANDUM FOR: A4S/0S :
ATTSNTION tsi, John Rooney
SUBJECT : Revalidation of U.S, Reentry Peruita of
Clrsyca-4 and Wife
REFERENCE : DIzacTOR- 120682 ’
1... Attached bsrevith are Form I-143'a and reentry
peraits for CIFEXCS-4 and his wifo. CIFSNCS-4 is presently
eaployed ag an asset of Caracas Station, ;
2. We would appreciate your having the reantry pernits
revalidated. A U.S, Postal Noney Order for $20 is attached
‘herewith to cover payzent of the necossary fees.
3. Please return ths revalidated permits to us for
forvarding to Caracas Station.
Henry Appelbaum
. ; WH/3/V
Attactmenta: H/¥
1. Forn I-148'a (3 sets)
3. Reentry Permits (2)
3. Money Order (1)
WH/3/V:Henry Appelbaca:jev (6 April 1971) ,
Distribution:
Orig. & l- Addrassee w/atts.
@o- 201-300885 (CIFENCS-4) w/o atts,
- WH/Resistry w/o atts.
1 = WB/3/V keao Chrono w/o atts.
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PROCITE ACTON
MARKED fOt Dep KING
Head RDNIING BIORED
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suanict CITLUTE/CITENCE - Transmittal of Permits to Re-enter the United
States & App Lications for Lxtension_of Permits tor CIEENCE-_$ wi fe.
MTOM REGUIALD - RLFERIIKLS
Extension of Permits
DIRECTOR 120632 . : Looe ,
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: : , Per reference, transmitted under separate cover are
the Permits to ‘Re-enter the United States for CIFENCE-4
and his wife and completed and signed applications for
extension of these permits. It will be appreciated if
; Headquarters can complete item 7 on both of these
applications. It also will be appreciated if Headquarters
can pay the fees which must accompany these applications
and TA the cost to the Caracas Station.
X 4) bay Khir eos Ge
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ATTACHMENT: Under Separate Cover
Reentry Permits
DISTRIBUTION:
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HVCT - 5177 , 25 March 1972
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c. CIFENCE-4 The same method for emergoncy
recontact as described for CIHURON-1, but with entirely
different locations, will be used for omergency recontact
with CIFENCE-4,. If all personal contact between CIFENCE-4
and RIJOCK is deemed unwise, another Caso Officer or an -
outside agent handler with proper bona fides and recognition
signals will be used to contact CIFENCE-4,
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in a Safehouse or the automobile of either CIFLENCE-4 or
RIJOCK. Meetings are scheduled st previous meetings or by '
use of the system described in Attachment 2 of HVCA-17565S, :
dated 21 April 1970. The only change in the systen 1
described in Attachment 2 of IIVCA-1756S is that the word :
“peluqueria” has been substituted for “the usual place”
(which means the Safehouse) and “costurera™ has been sub-
stituted for “the location near my hose".
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CIFLUTE CIFENCE
1, (20.8. REENTRY PERMITS OF CIFENCE-4 AND WIFE MUST BB
ATION IF U.S.
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REVALIDATED PRIOR TO 15 APRIL EXPIRATION DATE,
CONSUL IN CARACAS CANNOT REVALIDATE, BOTH ‘PERMITS SHOULD BE
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FORWARDED SUONEST TO HQS, EACH PERMIT SHCULD
BY COMPLETED AND SIGNED FORM I-143, POUCHING|ADDIT
FORN I-143'S 19 MARCH,
i 2, FILE 201-300985.
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Alien Affairs Staff Mr. L. Wienckowski (Teletoord)
V5 bes ell
RICHARD CONOLLY 4
‘ WILLIAM V. ROB 68 c0Ry AC/WH/3 ‘
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; COORDINATING OFFICERS. : aeue auimenncarnea ,
RELFAGING OFFICER | secret | eae | ornicta
REPRCCUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED cCPY HO.
14-0000
Reference: _HVCS-3405, 27 January 1971.
“In compliance with reference request, attached is the thotograph
of Subject of 201-300985,
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Teresa G. ERIGONA
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CIFLUTE Operational Report for Period: November thru December 1970
HVCA-18070, 20 February 1971, FILED: 75-2-16/3
3. CIFENCE-4
- CIFRNCE-4 continued to be a reliable, steady Station
asset who enjoys the confidence of and has a very close
working relationship with CIFENCF-1. Puring most of the
reporting period, he was in charge of the surveillance of.
the newly arrived Soviet diplomats and was quick to pass
_ to the Station any information coming into his possession
which he felt would be of value to JXLANCE. Because most
of his time was devoted to coverage of the Soviets, he was -
unable to give the Station the large variety and nunber of
reports which in the past has been his custom. The Station
continues to think very highly of CIPENCE-4 and looks
forward to a continuing productive relationship with hin.
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14-0000
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' purchase of arms in Miami: by unknown elements in the Venezuelan
i diplomats now in Caracas.
4.0 CUFFNCR=4
CIFENCE-4 continues to be a reliable and steady Station
asset who enjoys the confidence of and has 3 very close workine
relationship with CIFENCF-1. Wis recent acquisition of Venezuelan
citizenship has increased his stature with CIFENCE-1 and among
the Veneruclans with whom he works. He continues on hfs awn —
to provide Information coming into his possession which he feels
will he of interest to JKLANCF and also continues to pass to
the ‘Station nun. raus reports from CIFENCF and other -security-
intelligence asenctes. Ils: most valuahte contribution during
this rconorting period was the information indicating that a
CIFENCE officor had information which could have led to the
discovery hy CIFENCE of the Station's CIGRAPE operation, — .
CYFENCR-4 was able to convince this officer in a very discreet,
innocuous manner that. the-information was of no value and should
not be brought to the attention of CIFENCE-L. The officer was
convinced; and no investigation was conducted. In the meantine,
the Station, completely dishanded the CIGRAPE operation. At .
- each meeting with his Case Officer, CIFENCE-4 is asked if there
As anything new in repard.to this case and he has replied there
are no new developments and ‘feels the issue is a dead one. The
Station: feels thé ortginal information from CIFENCE-4 is the
eally. proves the value-of a rood asset. Interesting .
rovided by CIFENCE-4 during this reporting period
t.of .all personnel: working in Venezuelan diplomatic
» @ CIFENCE report’ about the investigation of the
type that r
Ministry of Nefense, a package containing several documents from
CIFENCP and other sources about Communist activities in Venezuela,
a report dealing’.with possible conspiring against the GOV by
Venezuelan military officers, a list of various subversive
organizations located in several different countries, a report
shout the possthie presence in Venezuela of Colonel Caamano Deno,
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH SECRET “HVCA - 17920 —
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a report shout the reorganization of CIFENCE, a list identifying
automohfle license plates used by forcign diplomats in Venezuela,
\
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a list of personnel employed by CIRASH, a key to the communications
code used hy CIRASH, the CIFENCR report about the surveillance
of YEBALM during his most recent: trip to Caracas and copies of
CIFENCE reports about the surveillance of the first two Soviet
In addition, CIFENCE-4 has conducted
hame traces and identified automobile license plates for the
Station and soon will provide unidentifiable license plates for
use by the Station on vehicles rented for surveillance and other
operational needs.
CIFENCR-4 is chief of the operations section of CIFENCE and,
as such, has responsibility for surveillance of Soviet and Bloc
personnel in Venezuela. Through biw ; the Station has the means
of monitoring quite closely the mevements and activitics of
these persons. Also, we are able, to direct CIFENCE-4 to conduct
special surveillances of Soviet and Bioc person who may not be
under surveillance by CIFENCE as a routine procedure. The :
current position of CIPFNCE-4 within CIFENCE is very pood and
should remain so as long es CIFENCE-1 remains as head of CIFENCE.
CIPENCE-4 feels there {s a good possiblity that if CIFENCE-1
leaves his jwesent position he (CIFENCE-4) will be removed from
CIFFNCE.. Should this happen, the Station will lose access to
an important position within CIBENCE and CIFENCE-4 will lose his
principal source of income. CYFFNCE-4 has said several times
he would like to have a career with JELANCE and would be willing
to work in any country of the world for us. If CIFENCE-4
_ eventually loses his position within CIFENCE and {s unable to
obtain another.nosition in Venezuela that would provide access
of interest to JKLANCE, Headquarters may wish to consider using
hin in some. other country.
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to initiate a full-scale CIFENCE investigation of CIGRAPE/2, under his own
direction, in order to remove the suspicions. He said it would be hard toe
do this without attracting undue interest » but he will remain alert to tho
prodlea and try to take cherge of any investigation that may get under way. ;
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with CiFENCE-4.in the event of another emergency situation in
Trinidad; @ possibility which should not be totally ruled out.
I was avare that four or five Venezuelan officials had arrived
in Fort of: Spain shortly after the declaration of a state of
.emergeacy, but I had no contact with any of these individuals
during their stay here.
2. I agree with CIPENCE-4 that it vould have been to the
station's advantage to have had contact with him during the
period of the Regiment mutiny. To this end, I propose the
following contact arrangéments. When CIFENCE-4 has arrived in
Port of Spain and bas gotten himself set up, he should call
Identity A on Identity B during norma
One hour after telephon
CIFENCE-4 will be picked up. in Identity C at Identity D. In
order to establish bona fides, the case officer will ask of
CIFENCE-4 “Are you a friend of Pedro’s?". CIFENCE-4 should
respond "Yes, and of Tomas also.". Recognition signals having
‘been exchanged and authenticated, I would feel free to ask
CIFENCE-4 to keep me informed of developments from his side as
they occurred. . : .
3. Please provide a physical description of CIFENCE-4.
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Transndeere under separate cover are new Re-Entry Vernits
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Orlando GARCIA
Luis POSADA
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1. Reference is wade to the Bursau's memorandum of
13 March 1970 entitled JAMZ3 MZLVILLE HART - R&GISTRATION
ACT ~ VENEZUSLA. : :
2. Reither James Nolvillo HART nor Oriando GARCIA
haa any operational relationship with this Agency, although
their activities are of interost to us. Wa arg not aware
of any contact between them and Luis POSADA, and our Caracas
station will attempt, through discraet soundings, to ascortain
wheather such contact did or does exist.
3. This Agsncy would appreciate receiving any intortig-
tion which the Buroau may develop concerning HART and GARCIA
and the arms traffic in which thoy aro reported to bs ~
involvad.
CSCI~316/01029-70
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operotions amoother. Unfortunstely, CLUURON-1's men are
already planning u rourguard action to make CIFENCE-3's job
as difficult as possible, The net result of this awitch, :
hovevor;'.has been to somewhat increase efficiency of the two
services and té materially increase JKLANCE uniluteral access
to each, For awhile, -this, -reongunization will be beneficial,
-but—because of the personalities of CIHASH-17 and CILFENCE-l— ;
we do hot expect. eithe® CIHURON-1 of CIFENCB-3 to indefinitely
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PENCE 2
4 verbal and uritten information reports
- . .ahout: various -subjecta:of interest such as activities of:
“ ‘Qonmunist und other stbversive elements, guerrilla activities,
counterfeiting of money and documents, sabotage, information
- about end activities of ‘Soviets visiting Venezuela, kidnappings
6f well-known persons in Venezuela, CIFENCE operations and
internal probleiis of CIFENCE. His position in CIFENCE as
_ Chief of Operutions provides. hin access to practically all
written reports end documents prepared and received by CIPENCE,
His daring as a dedicated agent for JKLANCE has enabled him to
provide the Station with copies of several of these reports and
documenta. During this reporting period he has provided 119
copies of such reports and documenta
“Some of the more significant requests levied on CIPENCE-4
during this reporting period include the following: 1) assess
ment for the Station's SD Section of an employee of the Venezuelan
Government's Oficina Cantrul de Informiciones (OCI), 2) for the
SB and @ Sections of the Station, collection of information
about and assessment of a former employee of the local TASS
' office in Caracas, 3) provision for the SB Section of a List
of the names and license plate numbers of the users of all
diplomatic automobile license plates in Venezuela, 4) investi=
gation for the Station's CP Section of the robbery of a large
sum of money reportedly destined for finencing the clandestine
manufacture of arms, and 5) for the Station's Case Officer in
charge of student operations, collection of information about
and assessment of a former Station asset in whom there is a.
renewed operational interest.
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CIFENCE-4's current Cause Officer 1s Gordon K, 2IJOCK
‘who mects with CIFENCES-4 in sofehouse numbor 45 which was obtained
during this revorting period. “hen RIJOCK wants to schedule a
. “meeting with CIFENCE-4, RIJCCK's wife who speaks nitive Spinish
with no American accent, telephones CIFENCE-4's home, identifies
“herself as "Maria" and asks to speak with the true first nume of
CIFENCE=<4, .If CIFENCE-4 is st home, RIJOCK's wife tells him
she Wines to meet with him ot a certuin time on « certain date
at ‘the usual plece" (shich means the sifehouse) and asks if
the time ind date sre accent ible to him, If£ CISENCE-4 says
yes, 21JOCK meets with him it the sifehouse. If he says no,.
RIJOCK's wife usks him to set a time und dute. If these are
acceptuble to RIUJCCK, the meeting is thereby scheduled and
‘held. If 21J0CK wants CIFENCE-4 to pick him up in his auto-
mobile, "Maria" says she wants to meat him at 1 certsin time
on . certain date "at the locition ne.r my home", If the time
and duto are acceptable to CIFENCE-4, RIJOCK then w2lks to a
site a few blocks from his home where CI®ENCE-4 picks him up
in his private automobile. If the time and dite are not
acceptuble to CIFENCE-4, then "Miria" asks CISENCE-4 to set
o nov time und date which, 1f ucceptible to ‘UJOCK, serve 41s
tha schedule for the cur pickup meoting, If CIFENCi-4 is not
home, "Muria" requests that CI“ENCE-4 telephone “Muaria" as
soon a8 possible, Upon returning to his home and receiving
the mesa2ge, CIFENCE-4 talenhones 2IJOCK's home from a public
telephone, identifies himself .as "iiul" and usks to speak to
"Roberto". If RIJOCK is home, he und CI®VENCE@j4 talk directly
and arfange a meeting. I RIJOCK is not home, CIFENCE-4 suys
"Raul" is calling snd either he wants "2oberto" to contact him
or he will call "Roberto" later, If the message is for "Roberto"
to call him, then "Maria" televhones CIFENCL-4's home and follows
the procedure describea above, (NCTE: 2&IJOCK's wife makes all
telephonic contact with CIFSNCE-4's home, to qive the impression
to anyone monitoring CISSNCE-4's telephone that a native Spanish
speaking "girlfriend" of CIFENCE}j4 wunts to talk with him.
In the event RIJCCK wishes to cont:ct CIIFENCE-~4 while he
is in his office, “Miria" telephones CIFENCE-4's wife, identifies
herself ss "Maria", savs she wishes to speak with the true name
of CIFENCE-4 snd asks his wife to tell him to call her at a
certain time, CIFENCE-4's wife then telephones him in his office
EDA ae,
und cives him the message from “Maria", If the time is accantuble
to CIFENCE-4, he telenhenes 21JCCK's home from a public telenhone
and either arranges a meeting schedule vith "Maris" (ver vrior
instructions from R2IJCCK) or svesks directly with RIJOCK to
secret HICA- 1868, 24 Api 7o
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arrange ao meeting. If the time is not sccapt ible to CIPENCE4, |
he gives 2 nev time to his wife who immedi.itely thereafter.
conveys the new time vin telenhone to "Moria" «who in turn
conveys it to 2IJcG:, If CIFENCE-4 is not in his offica,
his wife leives « mess:ge for him to cill her as soon ss
possible. In-suich « ¢:se, his wife zdvises "Muria”™ that
he is not in his office but when he calls her, ‘she’ will tell
him to cgll "Mari=" 3s soon os possible. 1 meeting is .
scheduled :shen CIVENCE-4-cclls and t-lks to either "Maria"
or RIJOCK, If it is urcent for RIJCCK to talk to CIFENCE=4
ag soon a8 possibdle,' CIFENCE-4's wife tells CIFENCS-4 that
“Maria” wants to speak to him as soon as possible. If an
emergency situation necessitated immediate contact with
CIFEMNCE-4 in his office and, his wife was not availnble to
telephone him,: "Maria*® would telephone him in his office.
In the event RIJCCK and/or CIFENCE={4 do not want to
meet in the safehouse and do not want s cir pickup at the
site agreed upon, so new site is agreed upon during the course
of the telephonic conticts described above, For future use,
CIPEtCE-4 and RIJOCK will make a list of primary and alernate
meeting sites and essign numbers to each site selected. Ouring
telephonic contacts to establish meetings, only numbers will
be used to designate the location of the meetings.
CIPENCE={4 and RIJOCK will discuss and prepare plans for
cont.ct under emergency/contingency conditions and for emergency
re-contact, These plans will be forvurded to Heudquarters
as soon as they have been prepared.
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DaTF: 24 April 1970
Chief, Alien Affairs Staff .
Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles (A 12 419 708)
l. Reference is made to previous correspondence concerning.
this case. : a .
22. The Immigration and Naturalization Service, by letter
‘dated 16 April 1970, has granted the benefits of Section 316(b) of
the Immigration and Nationality Act to cover the subject's absence
. from the United States from 20 March‘1970, to an indefinite period,
thereafter, and so long as he remains absent on behalf of the United
States Government, with the understanding that he will prove to the
satisfaction of the Naturalization Court when he files a Petition for
United States Citizenship, five years after entry for permanent
residence, that he has been absent during this period for that pur-
pose. The benefits of this Section of the Act also permit subject
to count the period of his absence toward both the residence and
physical presence requirements for naturalization, provided that,
since becoming a permanent resident of the United States and be-
fore applying for naturalization, he has completed an uninterrupted
period of one year of physical presence in the United States.
3. The letter is being retained in the files of this Office and it
is requested you so advise Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles.
Ls lL webs oh,
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Chief, Alien Affairs Staff
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ATTN: Stitt peng? 21 April 1970
FROM: Director of Security
SUBJECT: Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles (A 12 419 708) and Nieves Elina Gonanleg
- de POSADA (A 12 443 942)
REFERENCE. Your request for Roentry Permit dated 6 April 19 70 ¢
Abe httrecentern 2
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are . .
7 and/ta valid to : 7 “15 April es ose « The Permit may be used for
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unlimited entries’ into the United States during validity, Validity of Permit may be
i extended for a maximum poriod of twelve (12) months only, Extension of Validity
‘of Permit must be made on the attached "Application for Extension of Permit to
Reenter the ‘United Statea" (T&NS Form 1-143), In cortain foreign areas U. S. “ens 5 ahi
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ever, where security or cover considerations ‘warrent, the Permit and Applir 3,893, 0 081. 404
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through cleared Haigon with Immigration and Naturalization Service, . = AND Holo
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1. CIFENCE-4 DENIES ANY INVOLVEMENT WITK HART AND
GARCIA IN SHIPMENTS OF ARNS TO VENEZUELA. SAYS HE HAS NEVER
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MET HART. DURING OCT 69 HE WENT TO MIAME AT REQUEST OF
CIFENCE-1 TO INVESTIGATE STORY THAT HART TRAVELLING TO
MIAMI TO BR clase “3000,008 DOLLARS WORTH OF WEAPONS. PRIOR
TO TRIP HE TOLD CC HIS SEVERAL CONTACTS AMONG CLANDESTINE
ARNS DEALERS IN MIAMI WOULD FACILITATE INVESTIGATION.
RE GARCIA, CIFENCE=4 SAID HE WAS INTRODUCED TO GARCIA
CIRCA MAY 69 AND LAST TALKED TO HIM IN JUNE 69,
2. PERHAPS FBI MIAMI SOURCE IS ONE OF ARMS DEALERS
CIVENCE-4 KNOWS AND TALKED TO DURING OCT INVESTIGATION OF
HART. IF THIS TRUE, POSSIBILITY EXISTS SOURCE CONNECTED
CIFENCE-4 WITH HART. GARCIA 201 FILE SHOWS HE DEALT WITH
MIAMI ARMS DEALER IN OCT 63 ON BEHALF OF GOV. CANNOT
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1, FBI INVESTIGATING JAMES HART AND HAS BEEN TOLD THAT IN 1969,
HART, ORLANDO GARCIA AND CIFENCE/4 WERE INVOLVED IN SHIPMENTS OF ARMS TO
VENEZUELA FOR GUYANESE INSURGENTS, FBI MIAMI SOURCE ALLEGED THAT JKLANCE
WAS AWARE OF FACTS, THAT CIFENCE/4 WAS OF OPEPATIONAL INTEREST TO JELANCE,
Seen empammsmmmmmmmmeenes] .
AND THAT THE WEAPONS ACTIVITY IS CONTINUING, FBI DISCUSSED FOREGOING
WITH WH/MIAML REPRESENTATIVE WHO CONFIRNED THAT CIFENCE/4 OF OPERATIONAL
INTEREST TO JKLANCE,
. 2, FBI ASKS IF WE HAVE OPERATIONAL INTEREST IN HART OR GARCIA,
RE HART, HOW SHALL WE ANSWER?
3, FILE; 201-327674,
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*WH comment: While Station sees no immediate objections to LNERGO
interviewing HART if he enters U.S. further developments might make us
change our position, Recruitment might be feasible,
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Mos Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles and wife
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a. It ta requested that the double Ra-Entry Pormit
arrangesent be obtained for luis Clemonte POSADA Carriles
(hereafter referred to as the Principal Subject) and hig
wifa, Nieves Slina GONZALS: da POSADA, and that Preservation
of Residence also be obtained for the Principal Subject.
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2. The Principal Subject was born on 15 February 1928
in Cuba. His spouse was born on 12 Dacambor 1935 in Cuba.
3. Tho Principa} Subject was initially employed by this
Agency in 1961 and is still employed by tho Agancy as of tho
present time. In additiou to the salary he recsivos from his
organization, the Venazualan Ministry of tho Interior, ho also
ia paid by this Agency. ~
4. Tho Principal Subject will be rogularly stationed
abroad ongaged in activities in furtherance of tho national
intelligence offort. Hs will be accompanied by his wife
and his son, tho latter being a U.S. citizen vho travels on
a U.S. passport.
S$. Attached aro the following documents:
a. Two original I-131 forma completed by the
Principal Subject.
b. Two original 1-131 forus completed by the
Principal Subject's spouse
c. Ono N-470 form completed by the Principal
MA bject.
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1. REF A ENVELOPE RECEIVED 17 MARCH,
yee
ODM so temesroyrt
_ TWO PHOTOS SIGNED ON LEFT HAND MARGIN. ENVELOPE CONTAINED ony
ONE ORIGINAL I-131 FORM FOR EACH PERSON AND PHOTOGRAPHS WERE
UNSIGNED,
2. PLS ASK CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE TO EACH COMPLETE TWO MORE
io ORIGINAL 1-131 FORMS, WIFE'S I-131 FORM CORRECTLY FILLED OUT,
Sorin mete memes ne
CIFENCE/4 SHOULD INCLUDE HIS MATRONYM ON NEW FORMS AND SPELL
OUT MIDDLE NAME, ALSO REQUEST CIFENCE/4 FILL OUT ANOTHER N-470
FORM CONTAINING SAME INFO AS N-470 FORWARDED IN REF A ENVELOPE
EXCEPT FOR QUESTION FOUR WHICH SHOULD NOT BE ANSWERED, ALSO ial
FOR WARES Two SIGNED PHOTOS FOR GACH.
AFTER CIFENC“/4 AND WIFE COMPLETE ACTION REQUESTED
: PARA TWO, THEY MAY RETURN TO CARACAS, ENVELOPE CONTA INING : ‘
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7 - OS/AAS _ JOHN ROONSY (TELECORD)
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*Reported that INS forms completed by CIFSNCE/4 and ‘wife gent
by registered air mail 11 March to Ref B address, ’
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L 6 NARCH TO SMOOTH ENTRY CIFENCE-4 AND FAMILY INTO U.S. 7
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: ALIEN REGISTRATION CARDS (FORM 151) AND NOT "EMERGENCY .
; “VENEZUELAN PASSPORTS.” IF ASKED BY INS ABOUT LATTER,
IO Am ee een Oe pee pe nenne
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: "TO ENTER U.S, NOR HAVE THEY EVER OBTAINED U.S. VISAS IN
: THESE PASSPORTS. THIS REPLY IMPORTANT IN ORDER THAT t
: EERMANENT ALIEN RESIDENT STATUS NOT BB JEOPARDIZED. :
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U.S. and replied to questions from WH/Miami on how couple is !
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REFS: A. WH/MIAMI-6698 (IN 037842) |
a B. CARACAS-4636 (IN 037359) ##
; 2. HQS DOES NOT FORSEE ANY DIFFICULTY RE ENTRY | -
CIFENCS-4 AND FAMILY INTO U.S.
2. FOLLOWING REPLIES KEYED'TO QUESTIONS REF A PARA TWO:
A. CIFENCE-4 SHOULD LIST CIFENCE AS HIS CURRENT
EXPLOYER. RVROCK SHOULD NOT BE MENTIONED,
B. CIFENCE-4 AND WIFE SHOULD SIGN THEIR I-131 FORMS
BUT NOT NECESSARY FOR THEM TO SWEAR FORM BEFORE ANYONE. THIS WILL
BE HANDLED BY HQS, -
7 - @. CIFENCE-4 SHOULD SIGN HIS N-470 FORM.
D. DO NOT FORWARD I-151 FORMS (WHICH ALIEN
REGISTRATION CARDS) TO HQS, WE WILL HANDLE THIS REQUIREMENT
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* *Reported wHAttamt checking with local INS re re-entry of . .
CIFENCE-4 and family. Also requested priority reply re how
: CIFENCE-4 should answer certain questions on applications for | . :
re-entry permits and form for preservation of residence. ‘ : :
: *#Advised that CIFENCE~4, wife, and son will arrive Miami 8 mG
i March to begin. processing for re-entry permits and preservation
: of residence (CIFENCE-4 only) and that CIFENCE-4 will contact
WH/Miani per previous instructions 9 March. Mentioned CIFENCE-4
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REFS: A, CARACAS 4636 \ °C “7
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1. INS/MIANT nar FAMILIAR WITH “EMERGE NCY VENEZ LELAB
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PASSPORT” AND WOULD NOT CONSIDER IT ACCEPTABLE IN ANY
EVENT WITHOUT Us Se VISA. ALIEN REGISTRATION CARDS
(FORM I-151) NORMALLY WOULD BE OMY DOCUNE NT REQUIRED
‘BY INS IF HOLDERS HAD BEEN SACK TO STATES WITHIN PAST
YEAR. SINCE CIFENCE-4 AND FAMILY HAVE SEEN OUT LONGER THAN
ONE YEAR (WE PRESUME) WITHOUT RETURN TO STATES, PROBABLY
WILL BE QUESTIONED BY. INS ON ARRIVAL MIAMI AND, SINCE
PAPERS NOT CONSIDERED IN ORDER, CASE WILL BE DEFERRED
ane CIFENCE~4 GROUP ALLOWED TO LEAVE AIRPORT WITH INSTRUCT 10RS
REPORT INS HQS MIAMI 9 MARCH TO CLEAR UP PROBLEM.
POSSIBLE THAT INS INSPECTOR AT AIRPORT MIGHT NEGLECT TO
ASK WHEN LAST IN STATES AND GROUP WILL BE ADMITTED WITH
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NO STATION OFFICER WILL BE AT AIRPORT SINCE TILLMAN PREFERS
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ASSURED STATION LIAISON THAT DEFERRAL IS THE WORST THAT
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2. DIRECTOR: PLS PROVIDE PRIORITY ANSWERS TO
FOLLOWING:
A. ON INS FORMS N-470 AND I-13! CIFENCE-A
‘MUST ANSWER QUESTIONS AS TO EMPLOYMENT OVERSEAS.
SINCE HE OSTENSIBLY WORKS FOR CIFENCE, BUT
ACTUALLY WORKS FOR RVROCK, HOW SHOULD HE ANSWER,
IF AT ALL?
B. FORM I-131 SHOULD BE (1) SWORN BEFORE INS
OFFICER (2) SWORN BEFORE Morgay, OR (3) SIGNED BY
PERSON OTHER THAN APPLYICANT. HOW DO WE HANDLE? _
C. FORM N-47@ CAN BE SIGNED BY APPLICANT OR
OTHER PERSON ON BEHALF OF APPLICANT. WHO sifts,
CIFENCE-4 OR HQS? ~
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1. CIFENCE-4, WIFE AND SON HAVE RESERVATIONS
He ne a ge ae mete t ge niger ae winters
VIASA FLIGHT 744 LEAVING CARACAS 0902 HOURS AND
ARRIVING MIAMI 1395 HOURS 8 MARCH 70. CIFENCE-4 WILL
CONTACT WH/MIAMI MORNING 9 MARCH AS INSTRUCTED IN
REFERENCE D.
2. CIFENCE-4 AND WIFE WILL ENTER U.S. (MIAMI)
USING “EMERGENCY VENEZUELAN PASSPORTS” AND ALIEN
REGISTRATION CARDS (I-151). PASSPORTS WILL HAVE NO C
RPT NO U.S. VISAS. SON IS U.S. CITIZEN AND WILL ENTER
WITH U.S. PASSPORT. .
S. ALTHOUGH CIFENCE-4 FEELS HE AND WOFE SHOULD LC
NOT INCOUNTER PROSLEM ENTERING U.S. WITH "EMERGENCY
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_ ME LITTLE BIT CONCERNED ABOUT POSSIBLE PROBLEN WITH a
“UyS. IMMIGRATION DUE THEIR LONG ABSENCES FRON US, 0
| REQUEST WH/MIAME VIEWS RE SUCH A PROBLEM OCCURRING. oo |
IF WH/MIAMI FEELS POSSIBLE PROBLEM MAY ARISE, REQUEST
SOMEONE BE AT MIAMI AIRPORT TO-ASSIST CIFENCE-4 IF =
NEED ARISES. IN THIS EVENT, REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS
FOR CONTACT AT AIRPORT. PLEASE REPLY BY COB 6 MARCH.
A, AFTER ARRANGING IN MIAMI TO PRESERVE HIS re
RIGHT TO EVENTUALLY BECOME U.S. CITIZEN, CIFENCE-A
WILL RETURN TO CARACAS WHERE HE WILL APPLY FOR
VENEZUELAN CITIZENSHIP. CARACAS EMPHASIZES IT VITALLY wu
IMPORTANT THE GOVERNNENT OF VENEZUELA NOT BECOME AWARE
OF TRUE REASON FOR PRESENCE IN MIAMI OF CIFENCE~4 AND WIFE.
5. canBvas STATION PAYI NETFOR ROUND TRIP TICKELS uw
ZF crrence-4, wEGEMAND SON AND PROVIDING THEM TOTAL PER
DIEM GAY FIFTY DOLLARS PER DAY TO COVER THEIR LIVING”
EXPENSIS I MIAMI.
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in 1. CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE PRESENCE IN U.S, ABSOLUTELY ; t
7 ‘NECESSARY FOR PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, ALTHOUGH SEE NO ;
: OBJECTION COUPLE USING "EMERGENCY VENEZUELAN PASSPORTS" FOR ar po
: TRAVEL TO MIAMI AND RETURN CARACAS, THEY SHOULD NOT RPT NOT
OBTAIN U.S. VISAS IN THESE PASSPORTS AND SHOULD USE ALIEN
REGISTRATION RECEIPT CARDS (I-151) TO ENTER U.S.’
: 2. APPRECIATE WH/MIAMI OFFER MENTIONED REF A; HOWEVER
i COMPLETED APPLICATIONS MUST BE SENT HQS FOR PROCESSING,
oo 3. FILE: 201-300985.
, END OF MESSAGE
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OS/AAS - JOHN | (TELECORD)
DC/WH/COG / . a i pee” p:
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*Advised WH/Miamd can meet with CIPENCE/4 week of .8 March and
offered to handle papers thru INS in Miami. -
*#Requested reply if CIFENCE/4 and wife presence in U.S,
absolutely necessary. If affirmative, couple can travel to
Miami 8 March 1970 if it convenient for WH/Miami .
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7 NOTE THAT WH/MIAMI HAS GOOD LIAISON WITH LOCAL INS.
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INFO: CARACAS ©
CIFLUTE CIFENCE
REFS: A. WH/MIAMI-6507 (IN 024557)*
B. DIRECTOR-93404#
1. MAIL COMPLETED FORMS AND CHECK TO:
So . , STANLEY V. ESSMEIR
he P. 0. BOX 11
. SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA 22150
2. FILE: 201 300985.
END OF MESSAGE
Validea ia pet tne
*Advised WH/Miami officer available to meet with CIFENCE/4
Yorwarded contact plan, and requested address where CIFENCE/4's
complete immigration forms and check can be sent.
**Requested WH/Miami officer meet with CIFENCE/4, provide him
with inmigration forms, and forward completed forms and check
to Has.
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B. DIRECTOR 009340
1. FOR SECURITY REASONS, CARACAS STATION WOULD
PREFER THAT CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE BE ALLOWED TO FILL OUT
APPLICATIONS FOR RE-ENTRY PERMITS AND CIFENCE/4 BE
ALLOWED TO. FILL OUT APPLICATION FOR PRESERVATION OF.
RESIDENCE 18 CARACAS. IF THEIR PRESENCE IN U.S. ABSOLUTELY
-(3Fee 1025395
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NECESSARY REPEAT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, HOWEVER, THEY CAN
TRAVEL TO MIAMI AFTER 4 MAR 70. AFTER THIS DATE, CIFENCE/4
WILL BE ON LEAVE FROM CIFENCE FOR APPROXIMATELY THREE
WEEKS. HE SAID HE CAN TELL CIFENCE/1 PURPOSE OF TRIP TO
MIAMI TO ALLOW WIFE SEE HER BROTHER WHO RECENTLY CAME OUT.
OF CUBA. HE FEFLS THE MAXIMUM PERIOD HE CAi! REMAIN IN
“MIAMI IS ONE WEEK, AT PRESENT TIME, STATION FEELS CIFENCE/4
AND WIFE COULD TRAVEL TO MIAMI 8 MAR 78 WHICH WOULD GIVE
THEM ENTIRE FOLLOWING WEEK FOR NECESSARY PAPER WORK. IF _
THIS WEEK ACCEPTABLE TO WHMIAN FIRM TRAVEL PLANS WILL BE v
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RE PARA 2 REF B, CIFENCE/4-AND WIFE WILL HAVE TO, ===
USE “EMERGENCY VENEZUELAN PASSPORTS" FOR THEIR TRAVEL TO
MIAMI AND RETURN TO CARACAS. WE WOULD NOT WANT THEM TO.
USE NEWLY ISSUED "PERMITS TO REENTER THE UNITED STATES"
IN ENTERING VENEZUELA WHEN IT IS THE INTENT OF CIFENCE/4 TO
APPLY FOR VENEZUELAN CITIZENSHIP AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER
HIS RETURN TO CARACAS,
"3. RE PARA 3 REF B, FOR SECURITY WE AGREE IT BEST
CIFENCE/4 AND HIS WIFE REMAIN IN MIANI DURING THEIR STAY IN
U.S. SINCE CIFENCE/4 HAS MANY FRIENDS IN MIAMI AREA, WE
TRUST WH/NIAMI WILL TAKE NAXINUM PRECAUTIONS TO ASSURE
THAT TRUE REASON FOR PRESENCE IN MIAMI OF CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE
IS KNOWN ORLY BY THOSE PERSONS WITH ABSOLUTE NEED TO KNOW.
WE WISH TO PREVENT WORD GETTING BACK TO VENEZUELA THAT
CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE MAKING ARRANGEMENTS FOR EVENTUAL U.S.
CITIZENSHIP, -~ SO ;
A. FILE: 201-380985. oo
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REF: DIRECTOR 209340
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C RET 1220292. F 5 78 CITE WH/MIA I2Fea INO 24557
+ , - . : m
be KERSCHEN AVAILABLE TO MEET CIFENCE/4, HAVE HIM
i
CALL AMANSWER CIDEN A) AND IDENTIFY H&MSELF AS IDEN B,
° HE SHOULD ASK FOR IDEN C AND LEAVE TELEPHONE NUMBER
WHERE HE CAN BE REACHED. KERSCHEN WILL RETURN CALL AND
ARRANGE NEETING.
2. DIRECTOR: TO AVOID POUCH TIME LAG, PLS FORWARD
ADDRESS WHERE WE CAN MAIL REGISTERED LETTER CONTAINING
CIFENCE/R"’S FORMS AND CHECK.
3. FILE: 201-302935,
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CIFLUTE CIFENCE
REF: WH/NIANI 6507 (Ia'- 094557)
1. IDEN At ANSWERING SERVICE AVAILABLE @900 THRU
160@ HOURS MONDAY THRU FRIDAY. NUMBER
379-9624 REPEAT 379-9624.
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1,. HQS HAS LEARNED CIFENCE/4JAND WIFE-EAVE PRESERVED
THEIR PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIEN STATUS,
2, IT NOW NECESSARY, AS MENTIONED REF FOR COUPLS COME TO U.S,
TO FILL OUT APPLICATIONS FOR RS-ENTRY PERMITS AND WESRS CIFENCB/4
a
WILL FILL OUT APPLICATION FOR PRSSERVATION OF RESIDENCES. HQS
MUST REVISW COMPLETED APPLICATIONS BEFORE SUBMITTING THEM TO
VENEZUELA, IF NOT, THEY MUST REMAIN IN U.S, THE TWO OR THREE
WEEKS IT WILL TAKE HQS TO PROCESS APPLICATIONS AND OBTAIN NEW
RE-ENTRY PERMITS. ,
3. ALTHOUGH THIS CASE MIGHT BE HANDLED MORE RAPIDLY IF COUPLE
CAME TO IQS AREA FOR PROCESSING, TRIP TO HQS AREA COULD POSE
| SECURITY HAZARD FOR CIFENCE/4 AS COUPLE WOULD NORMALLY TRAVEL
TO MIAMI FOR THIS PROCESSING. ANY INDICATION COUPLE TRAVELLED
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“JO HQS AREA M MIGHT ‘CAUSE. CIFENCS/4'S SUPERIORS IN CIFENCE _— 4
10 SUSPECT HE MAINTAINING CONTACT WITH RVROCK; THEREFORE ~
REQUEST WH/MIAMI_MEST. WITH CIFENCS/4 AND PROVIDE INS FORMS
N-470_¢ (CIFENCE/4 ONLY) AND TWO ORIGINAL 1-131 FOR EACH TO FILL
OUT, “COUPLE MUST PROVIDE TWO PEOTOS EACH SIGNED oN LEFT HAND
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——
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OR WAIT MIAMI FOR RE-ENTRY PERMITS.
4. FOR WH/MIAMI, PLS ADVISS IF YQU HAVE CASE OFFICER AVAILABLE
NEAR FUTURE WEO COULD MEET WITH CIFENCE/4. IF AFFIRMATIVE, PLS
“> FORWARD CONTACT PLAN TO CARACAS, FYI, CIFENCE/4 (IDEN A) WAS
WHAUANI ASSET FROM LATE MARCH 1965 to SEPT 1967 WHEN HZ MOVED
TO CARACAS WHERE HE HAS BEEN SERVING STATION AS PENETRATION OF
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_ | - END OF MESSAGE -
y OS/AAS - JOHN ROONEY (TELECORD)
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. *Advised steps necessary to preserve permanent alien resident :
& status of CIFENCE/4 and wife and obtain new re-entry permits
x for then. oot
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JOHN R. HORTON ALFONSO SPERA 2
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SCKEN AVAILABLE TO MEET CIFENCE/4« HAVE HIM
; CALL AMANSWER CIDEN A) AND IDENTIFY HEMSELF AS IDEN B, or
| HE SHOULD ASK FOR IDEN C AND LEAVE TELEPHONE NUMBER :
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FROM: M, Berger, WHA :
SUBJECTS Raturolination ef CIFENCRA,'a Wife
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1, FOLLOWING STEPS NECESSARY TO PRESERVE PERMANENT ALIEN
RESIDENT STATUS OF CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE AND OBTAIN NEW RE-ENTRY / i
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PERMITS FOR THEM:
A, HQS WILL VERIFY THAT REF A PARA TWO INFO IS IN
SUBJECTS' IMMIGRATION FILES, THIS ACTION SHOULD BE
COMPLETED WITHIN ONE NONTH,
B, AFTER ABOVE ACTION COMPLETED, SUBJECTS MUST COME
an HQS OR MIAMI FOR APPROXIMATELY ONE WEEK WHERE THEY WILL
FILL OUT APPLICATIONS FOR RE-ENTRY PERMITS AND WHERE
,CIFENCE/4 WILL FILL OUT APPLICATION FOR PRESERVATION OF +
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MUST ACCRUE PRIOR TO PETITIONING FOR NATURALIZATION,
WIFE WOULD HAVE TO BE EMPLOYED BY OR UNDER CONTRACT WITH
RVROCK, IF THIS CLAIM CANNOT BE LEGITIMATELY MADE, WIFE
WILL HAVE TO WAIT TWO YEARS AND ONE DAY AFTER HUSBAND
_ RECEIVES HIS NATURALIZATION BEFORE SHE CAN RECEIVE HERS,
AN EXCEPTION 10 THIS WAITING PERIOD WOULD BE IF HUSBAND
RECEIVED CITIZENSHIP, CONTINUED TO BE EMPLOYED BY RYROCK,
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OS/AAS: JOHN ROONEY (telecord)
C/WH/COG/ int,
, WH Comments *Provided data previously requested concerying names
vwes- =~" 9f-carriers and flight numbers used by CIFENCE/4 and wife for
their travels to and from the U.S. **Requested travel and
passport information pertaining to CIFENCE/4 and wife in
connection with preserving their U.S. resident alien status and
obtaining new re-entry permits,
WILLIAM V, BROR ALFONSO SPERA
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10 ‘BECOME VENEZUELAN CITIZEN AND STILL RETAIN STATUS AS U.S. 7
PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIEN. IN ORDER ACHIEVE THIS OBJECTIVE, HQS
MUST FIRST DETERMINE WHETHER CIFENCE/4 AND WIFE HAVE LOST THEIR
STATUS AS PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIENS IN VIEW OF CIFENCE/4'S USE
OF "EMERGENCY VENEZUELAN PASSPORT" CITED REF A PARA ONE AND WIFE'S
FAILURE TO RENEW STATUS AS MENTIONED REF A PARA FOUR. PLS nei
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THIS INTERPETATION, HQS MAY HAVE TO ASK INS To AMEND RECORD oF - ,
ENTRY, HQS BELIEVES CIFENCE/4 SHOULD HAVE ENTERED U.S. IN
OCT 1969 USING HIS I-151 (ALIEN REGISTRATION RECEIPT CARD).
_.B, WHAT WAS NAME OF CARRIER AND FLT NUMBER FOR EACH
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STATUS, OBTAIN DOUBLE RE-ENTRY PERMITS, AND PRESERVE CIFENCE/4
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"ONE WEEK.
3. CIFENCE/4 SHOULD BS AWARE THAT UNDER SECTION 329 OF U.8,
IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT HE CAN PETITION FOR IMMEDIATE
U.S, CITIZENSHIP ON BASIS OF HONORABLE SERVICE AND DISCHARGE FROM
U.S, ARMED FORCES IF HE JOJNED ARNED FORCES WHILE IN U.S, TERRITORY
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ABROAD IN FURTHERANCE OF U.S. NATIONAL INTEL EFFORT AND IT DESIRED
THAT SHE ACCOMPANY AS U.S, CITIZEN, ' WIFE WOULD ALSO HAVE TO BE
PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIEN AT TINE OF APPLICATION, WISH TO POINT
OUT THAT IF STATION AND CIFENCE/4 ELECT THIS COURSE, HQS ESTIMATES
IT WOULD BE VERY DIFFICULT AND LENGTHY PROCESS TO OBTAIN NECESSARY
SPECIAL PERMISSION WHICH WOULD PERNIT CIFENCE/4 TO HOLD OSTENSIBLE
VENEZUELAN CITIZENSHIP AND U.S. CITIZENSHIP FOR DURATION PRESENT
ASSIGNUENT, THEREFORE RECOMMEND COURSE OF ACTION DESCRIBED PARA
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COUPLE. . . s
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WH Comment: *Requested Hqs determine status of alien residency of
CIFENCE/4 and wife and make arrangements whereby they can become
citizens of Venezuela and by so doing not annul their U.S. alien
residency status and/or wreck their chances of becoming U.S. citizens. 8
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‘. | REGISTER WHICH HE SAYS NECESSARY MAINTAIN NATURALIZATION RESIDENCE.
(HIS TRAVEL RECORD SHOWS THIS TO BE TRUE BUT THAT OF HIS WIFE SHOWS
SHE DID NOT RETURN TO STATES BEFORE END OF FIRST YEAR HERE. IF
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-WE HAS BEEN WORKING FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WHICH COULD BE
IMPORTANT FACTOR IN DETERMINING CURRENT STATUS HIS AND HIS WIFE'S
NATURALIZATION RESIDENCE. ALSO HOS MAY WISH ADVISE INS OF HIGHLY
IMPORTANT ROLE HE WILL PLAY IN RVROCK OPERATIONS AGAINST THE
SOVIETS IN VENEZUELA. IN SUNMARY, WHAT WE WOULD LIKE HaS TO DO
1S RESOLVE SITUATION OF A-15 AND HIS WIFE IN WAY THAT WILL BE FAVGR-
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Alien Affaire Staff, Office of Security
ATTENTION -:_-« Mr. John Rooney :
SUBJECT —S=s: ‘- aris Clemente POSADA Carriles (201-300985)
_ REFERENCE : Caracas 4018 (IN 87480) copy attached
1. Caracas Station has requested Headquarters
assistance in resolving as quickly as possible a citizen-
ship question concerning Subject. In view of Subject 'a
operational importance to the Station we would appreciate
any effort your office could make to obtain a favorable
decision in this matter. F
2. Subject is an employee of the Directorate for :
Intelligence and Prevention (DISIP) which is the successor
organization to the Directorate General of Police (DIGEPOLO.
As the Station Caracas penetration of this organization, .
Subject holds a key position and is able to monitor
intelligence operations conducted by DISIP as well as
internal Venezvelan political matters. In this position,
Subject is a highly valued asset of the Station. For this
reason, the Station desires that his operational position
be protected and, at the same time, his future as a U.S.
Citizen not bé jeopardized. ‘ ‘
3. Since Subject actually obtained his own job
‘through a friend in DISIP and made, his own travel arrange-
sents, the file does not reflect what type of documentation
he has other that an expired reentry permit mentioned in
the reference. A biographic data sheet is attached which
gives the main points in Subject's background including
his U.S. military service.
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4. The primary concern at this point is whether acceptiag
Venezuelan citizenship for operational reasons will destroy
or jeopardize in any way, Subject'’s plans to become a U.S.
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effort. .
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AMCLEVE~15 SITUATION NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL WSSK OF. 24 NOY,
WILL ATTEMPT TO GET DEFINITIVS ANSWER AT THAT TINE,
2, FILB: 201-300985.
END OF MESSAGE
WH Commont: Queried whether taking Venezuelan citizenship
would destroy chances for ANCLEVE-15 and wife to become U.S.
citizens? Note: Senior ISNS officer in liaison with AAS
unexpectedly retired and his deputy is on a hunting trip in
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Oo 1. AMCLEVE-15 CURRENT IMPORTANT AND SENSITIVE
POSITION IN GOV OF GREAT OPERATIONAL AND INTELLIGENCE
- VALUE TO CARACAS STATION, ANTICIPATE VALUE A-15 WILL
7 INCREASE WITH ARRIVAL OF SOVIETS, AS HE IN CHARGE to!
OPERATIONS AGAINST BLOC COUNTRIED DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS.
BOTH A-15 AND STATION CONCERNED, HOWEVER, WITH FACT HE
NOT VENEZUELAN CITIZEN AND POSSIBILITY SOMEBODY IN GOV
WILL ASK WHY FOREIGNER (CUBAN) IN SUCH HIGH AND SENSITIVE
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CITIZEN VENEZUELA. A=15 REPLIES HE MAS READY ALL DOCUMENTS
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“STRENGTHENED. CONSIDERABLY IF ‘HE BECOMES CITIZEN VENEZUELA.
Aw15 PERFECTLY’ WILLING BECOME VENEZUELAN CITIZEN IF RECEIVES ;
ASSURANCE DOING $0 WILL NOT ANNUL HIS AND WIFE'S
STATUS AS RESIDENTS UNITED STATES (BOTH HE AND WIFE
HAVE FULFILLED REQUIREMENT OF FIVE YEARS CONTINUOUS
RESIDENCE IN UNITED STATES) AND DESTROY THEIR CHANCES
BECOMING UNITED STATES CITIZENS, HE SAYS FIRST LOVE CUBA
AND SECOND LOVE UNITED STATES. SINCE HE CANNOT RETURN
CUBA, PREFERS BECOME CITIZEN UNITED STATES. WIFE FEELS
SAME WAY. .
"3. RCQUEST HQS ADVISE PRIORITY IF ARRANGENENT
CAN BE MADE WHEREBY A-15 AND WIFE BECOMING CITIZENS
VENEZUELA WILL NOT ANNUL UNITED STATES RESIDENCY STATUS
AND WRECK CHANCES BECOMING CITIZENS. DURING RECENT TRIP
MIAMI THEY APPLIED FOR BUT WERE REFUSED NEW PERMITS TO
REENTER UNITED STATES BECAUSE (ACCORDING TO A-15) A-I5
IS RESIDING AND WORKING OUTSIDE UNITED STATES AND HAS NO NEED
FOR SUCH PERMIT. PERMIT A-15 EXPIRED 25 JULY 1969 AND PERMIT
WIFE EXPIRED 13 NOV 1969.
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ACTION REQUIRED . REFERERCTS
ACTION REQUIRED: None. FYI.
REFERENCE : CARACAS 3954
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AMCLEVE-1S's report on his trip to Miami to check on the Hart
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arms purchase.
ATTACHMENT:
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1, AMCLEVE-15 LEFT CARACAS FOR MIAMI 19 OCTOBER TO
: INVESTIGATE STORY THAT RICHARD HART, BROTHER OF JAMES,
TRAVELLING MIAMI TO PURCHASE $308,800 VORTH OF WEAPONS.
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SAYING JAMES HART LEFT CARACAS FOR MIAMI 28 OCT WITH $309,008
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“THAT HART HAS ALREADY BROUGHT IN ARNS FOR RUPUNUNI REFUGEES.
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CLAIMED VEN MILITARY RECEIVED RUMOR THAT GUYANA TO SEND TWO
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OR IF THEY FLASE AND BASED ON GOV INFORMATION RE HOLNESS
AND STANLEY HARRIS CLAIMS. STATION INCLINED TOWARD LATTER.
WE ATTEMPTING MONITOR ANY HART TRAVEL TO U.S. BUT THEY
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CIVISTA AGENTS HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY CIVISTA TO MAKE SURREPTI~
TIOUS ENTRY OF GUYANA EMBASSY IN CARACAS SOMETIME WITHIN
WEEK FOLLOWING 27 AUGUST. PURPOSE OF ENTRY IS QUOTE “ANY
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of the following subject and/or areas: CIVISTA-S
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AMCLEVE-15 . ~
Subject furnished valuable information leading
to disseminations and operntional cables on the
murder of Sosa Borregales and the subsequent
arrest of numerous Bravo guerrillas; the implica-
tion of Orlando GARCIA Vasquez, a Venezuclan
Government official, in the support of the Guyana
_ rebels; the movements of Haitian exiles in
Venezuela, and the interrogation of the two
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per month, Station feels that AMCLEVE-15'3 operational
activities and intelligence disseminations over the past six
. months more than justify this modest raise in salary.
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: _ . exchange rate 84,47/$1.0D), No other changes with respect 4
‘ B . ‘to compensation or other emoluments or benefits as detailed ;
; - dm the original Memorandum have been made,
. 2. Termination; Subject contract was terminated effective
° . Appropriate secrecy egreements and }
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* gud ject. attended the International Stedeats Meeting
at Merida and provided information whieh resulted in
“Y@ Gisesenination. Be continuse to provide information
‘gm the ectivities of CIRASH and CIVISTA-5"s group.
. ‘Eaphasis @uring September was placed on inforrstiona
_Felative to the arrest and interrogation of top-level
“HOR leaders.
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i. The attached ‘outline was taken from a confessed
guerrilla, recently arrested by CIRASH in the city of
‘.. Barquisimeto, Venezuela. When interrogated by AMCLEVE-15
“and others, the arrestee: said he did not know where the - --
T. outline came from; what language it wes iny and, in fact,
de-S*.. gaid £t-did not Belong to him.
2. . Various Station officers snd assets have studied
.the outline, and the ccnsensus of opinion is that it is
probably Turkish or a middle-eastern language,
3. It is requested that Headquarters contact the
appropriate offices in an attempt to ascertain what language
the outline is written in, together with a translation of
its contents. Although Station personnel contacted felt
code.
ATTACHMENT :
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i _ MEMORANDUM YOR: C1/OPS
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-- SUBJECT : AMCLEVE-15 (201-3200985)
- : - J. Subject, a Cuban now living ino Caracas, Venezuela,
. ..48 a Station Caracas, penetration of the Venezuelan General
' “Directorate of Police“aad. ‘of the Special Group, a smaller,
- gosiewhat autonomous unit within DIGEPOL. A POA was requested
on Subject on 25 January 1968, to use Subject as stated above.
“On 1 Fobruary 1969, WH/3/V requested cancellation of the POA .
request. because of indications that Subject was involved in
-@landestine sabotage activity and there were suspicions that
‘he had failed to report his activities to CIA or DIGEPOL.
Station Caracas was directed:-to. ‘handle Subject as a "hostile."
The Station was advised that they could maintain contact with
Subject ag a source of tntormation on activities of DIGEPOL
_ and the Spectal Group but. that no requirements were to be
levied on him. The Station was advised that they could make
- spot payments for information received from Subject. CI/OPS '
-- g@o-ordinated on those @irections to Station Caracas.
tps, 2. The Station acknowledged their instructions but
. dexurred on: Headquarters’ interpretation of ANCLEVE-15'a
activities. The Station stated, tn effect, that assets are
often unsavory individuals, who are never undér complete con-
trol and who seldom diaclose the complete range of their
.. @etivities to their aupervisors. The Station added that they
. were interested in Subject because of his position as a "trusted
‘Confidant” of certain highly placed Venezuelan security officials.
3. In the ensuing months the Station caze to describe
o Subject as "an extremely valuable penetration” because of the
intelligence information and operational reports he furnished.
For example, he reported on the {nvolvement of the Venezuelan
military itn a Cuban exile plan to attack Cuba. daAnd, he also
reported on a plan of Cuban exiles to ship arms from Venezuela
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tions in February’. "1968 prevented. the” ‘Btation fron #iscuasing
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- gangster elements, thefte from CIA and other questions
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‘ae part of an infiltration scheme. He has reported such
Opérational information os a deacription of the capabilities,
layout and equipment of DIGEPOL telephone tap operations.
Included in this daformation was his report that at least on ra
paper,..the U.8% Embassy was a target for tap operations. He “
his also reported on the personalities and workings of the .
organizations with ‘which he ‘ia associated. At the same time
“+ -the Station. -had ‘an fiidependent report that Subject was involved .
Gurare poison for approximately forty
‘o avoid exposing” the. source of thetr —
did not query AMCLEVE-15 about the
said. that they disapproved of hie involve-
fle: acheuwes but that Headquarters reatric-
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information “the
natter. ~The “Btats
. ‘ “Io. May 1988; the Station {nformed Headquarters that
they believed that ‘Subject was collaborating fully with CIA and,
further, they believed that he would not expose, inforg, or
-. work against CIA. They added that Subject wns still capable of
engaging in independent Cuban exile activity without informing
‘his Cage Officer. The Station also requested a polygraph exam
" ination for Subject.
8. Subject was given. 8- polygraph: examinatioa to resolve
specifically his bona ‘fides, possible affiliation with Cuban
Intelligence through relatives, unreported association with
t{avolving - possible derogatory information on Subject. Subject's
responses, described as substantially truthful by the examiners,
appear to contain no information which would prevent CIA‘s
operational use of Subject. On only one question, that involv-
‘ing. Subject's association with an ‘alleged racketeer, Lefty Rosenthal,
did sensitivity persist. The examiner: “commented; "...In Jairness
to Subject this sensitivity te believed generated by genuine un-
certainty over the amount of Para military items which he had
“ peen instrumental ino getting for Rosenthal from Cuban exile
arms supplies.” ,
6. Station Caracas.has requested that they be allowed to
cease treating AMCLEVE-15 as a "hostile" and that the restrictions
* cited in Paragraph one, above, be lifted to permit more effective
utilization of this well-placed penetration agent. WH Division
concurs in this request. CI/OPS8 concurrence is requested in
authorizing full operational use of AHCLEVE-15 as a penetration
agent into the Venezuelan General Directorate of Police (DIGEPOL)
and aa a penetration of Repberto UZCATEGUI 's Special Group
within DIGEPOL.
Jack Gower
WH/3/V
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Brusal. speeial areape . :
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER
U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST BAY OE SHOEN DURING INVESTEGATION?
CIA INTEREST MAY SE SwCe™ DURING INVESTIGATIONS
1S SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. SQVERAWEYT INTEREST IN HIM?
3 SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA AMTEREST IN NIM? . $
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INDICATE ANY LimiTaTIONS G% COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATICN OF SLSJECT.
SUGGEST “COVER PRETERT® TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATICN OF SUBJECT.
8B. DO YOU PLAN TO MAKE SLGIECT WITTING OF AGENCY OR GOVERNMENT INTEREST? T x! ves
VF NO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE Cla. EXPLAIN FULLY .
%. PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS
OR EQUIVALENT, o™ 42) COPIES ATTACHED PRD Ul GILL BE FORWARDED
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BUBIECT 1 AMCLEVE-15 (201-300985)
ts 8 Station Caracaa penetration of the Venezuelan General —
’ Directorate of Police and of the Special Group, asnaller,
' Qn-1 February 1967, Wil/3/V requested cancellation of the POA
' Go-ormiinated on these directions to Station Caracas.
were interested in Subject because of his position as a "trusted
“confidant” of certain highly placed Venezuelan security officials.
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Senet ee ee ee a i a NR ‘ :
5 September 1968,
‘MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
1. “Subject... a.Cuban now living in Caracas, Vehoruela,
- somewhat. autonomous unit within DIGEPOL.. A POA was requested
on Subject on 25 January 1968, to use Subject as stated above.
‘request because of indications that Subject was involved in
Clandestine sabotage activiiy and there were suspicions that
the had failed. to report his activities to CIA or DIGEPOL.
‘Station Caracas was diretted to handle Subject as a "hostile".
The Station-was. sdvised that they could maintain contact with
Subject ss a source of information on activities of DISSPOL
and the Special Group but that no requirements were to be
levied-on him, Tha Stetion was advised that they could make
spot payments for information received from Subject. CI/oPS
2. The Station acknowledged their instructions but
demurred on Headquarters' interpretation of AMCLEVE-15's
activities. The Station stated, in effect, that assets are
often unsavory individuals, who are never under complete cone
trol and who seldom disclose the complete range of their
activities to ther supervisors. The Station added that they
3. “in the ensuing months the Station came to describe
Subject as “an extremely valuable penetration” because’ of the
intelligence information and operational reports he furnished.
¥or example, he reported on the involvement of the Venezuelan
military in a Cuban exile plan to attack Cuba. And, he aleo
reported on a plan of Cuban exiles to ship arms from Venezuela
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' +” $nformation. “the ‘Station did not query AMCLEVE-15 about the _
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“tiong ‘in. ‘February 19628 prevented the Station from discussing this
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as part-of an infiltration scheme. He has reported such:
operational information as a description of the capabilities,
layout and.equipment of DIGEPOL telephone tap operations.
Tacluded in. ‘this information was his report that at least on
‘paper, the UiS.. Embassy was a target for tap operations. He
‘has :also réported on the ,personalities and workings ef the
gations. with which. “he te associated. At the sane time
4 the'Station had -an independent report that Subject was involved
{na ‘schené.to obtain: "Gurare poison for approximately forty -
hypodermic needles". To avoid exposing the source of their _
involvesient with hin.
4. In May 1968, the station informed Headquarters that
they believed that Subject was collaborating fully with CIA and,
further, they believed that he would not expose, inform, or
work against CIA, They added that Subject wes still capable of
engaging in independent Cuban exile activity without infomning
his Case Officer, The Station also requested a polygraph exam
dination for Subject. . Ll
S. Subject was given a polygraph examination to resolve
. Specifically hia bona fides, possible affiliation with Cuban
Intelligence ‘through relatives, unreported association with
gangster elements, thefts frdéin WOFIRM and other questions
involving possible derogatory information on Subject. Subject's
responses, described as substantially truthful by the examiners,
appear to contain-no information which would prevent CIA's
operational use of Subject. On only one question, that involv=
ing Subject's association with an alleged racketeer,Lefty Rosenthal,
Gid sensitivity persist. The examiner commented, "...In fairness
to Subject. this sensitivity is believed generated by genuine une
certainty over the amount of Para military items which he had
been instrumental in getting for Rosenthal from. ‘iban exile
arms supplies °
6. Station Caracas has requested that they be allowed to
cease treating ANCLEVE-15 as a “hostile” and that he be prow
cessed for POA/OA to permit more effective utilization of this
well placed penetration agent.
John P, Gower
wif 3/V
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a Attached are four copies of Subject's MOC. — ae
‘ 2. “as the Desk is aware, the last word from Headquarters vas |
that AMCLEVE-15 was to be treated as a "hostile" and that full ‘
cleatance was being withheld pend ‘ng his SCSWIRL. He has now been
SGMIIRLed, end to the Station's kdwledge, the test was favorable -
although an. official Headquartere :~port has not been received. A
PRQ Pert I vas submitted on Subject 2n 29 May 1%8. Therefore, it.
would be appreciated if the Desk wouid contact the appropriate |
Heedquarters officials and advise the Stetion of ANCLEVE-15's_ :
official statis. We ascune that he will be-filly cleared and that =
a POA will be issued followed by an OA after the Station subnits :
PRQ Part II.
3. Headquarters recently inquired as to Station thoughts on
Ancluding 4MCLEVE-15 in the CIFLUTE Project rather than making
AMCLEVE a separate project. The Station is completely in accord
with this idea although it will probably necessitate funds being
shifted from CIGUSTY to CIFLUTS. However, a separate dispatch will
be prepared on this subject.
4 The Station realizes that ANCIEVE-15's clearance has been
a thorny problem to the Desk and hopes that we can now clear it up
ones and for all.
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le iomniard Crefect Charees Tho subject individual has beon engaged undor oral
contract. Tor usc wider —_~¢tadsty « Tho offeotive date of the oral
contract is 2 February 1! » and shill continu: thereafter for an indefinite period
suticct to tersinution by. ODYOKE upen 30 days’ actual notice. m -
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as neath (oct {valent to approximately § 250.00at exchango rato P 4e47/$1.00). No rafse in. _
this slur. is contemplated at this timo. nor haa any been promised; In accordance “ 2
witth lecal custom, subjoct may be fiven a bonus payment or gift (not to exceed one
5 : menthte salury) at Christmastime, although no specific comnitient has been made to .
4 this effoot. Mo other bonuses have beon promisod, although auch a paynont may bo made .
3 at some tino during tho effective period of this oral contract in recognition of a
srecific task performed 9F es on inducement payment. Subject may occasionally be given
a gift (whiskey, cigarettes or other sinilar item) for operational purposes.
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5. Taxugse Not applicable. . y ‘
16. Guarters nnd/or Subsisterce. Not applicable.
7. Oporati.nnl Expenses. When incurred upon direction and approval of Station,
(2) Subjret say be reimbursed tor operations] travel-cither on an actual
, cost basis, or by appropriate per diem payments,
thay teeta d
{r) Subicet nay be reimbursod for operational exponscs, which will include
any anpreved expcnecs subject incurs whilo acting, on assignment by tho_
Station, such 26 ecate of cntortainment, transportation to and from
moitings or placcs of assicnmonts, purchase of spucial supplies, ote.
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-poa terminstion of satisfactory service, which paymunt would bo in accordance with
leeal custome
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THREE MEMBERS CIVISTA-S GROUP ATTENDED LATIN AMERICAN STUDENT
CONFERENCE SCHEDULED 7 THRU 12 AUG AT MERIDA.
FACT THAT CONFERENCE WAS POSTPONED AND RESCHEDULED FOR LATER
DATE. TOGETHER WITH OTHER PERTIVENT INFORMATION BEING DISSEMED IN :
SEPARATE CABLE.
2e IN MERIDA CIHITCH-! POSED AS JOURNALIST USING
NUMEROUS LEGITIMATE CARDS HE KAS COLLECTED OVER YEARS,
AMCLEVE*15 AND CIVISTA GROUP DEVELOPED ON-THE-SPOT COVER
AS REPORTERS FOR IDEN A AND WERE SUCCESSFUL IN INTERVIEWING
AND PHOTCGRAPHING TWO MIR DIRECTORS, AMCLEVE-15 EXPECTS
IDEN B TO PUBLISH SOME OF THEIR INTERVIEWS AND PICTIMES AND
TO FURNISH Then IDENTIFICATION CARDS AS IDEN A REPORTERS
FoR THE SEPT LASC MEETING. IF AMCLEVE-!5 SUCCESSFUL, STATION
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HE TOLD US THAT RECENTLY. WHILE IN VENEZUELA. HE MET WITH LUIS
{POSADA} CARRILES, A VENEZUELAN CITIZEN OF CUBAN ORIGIN. HE TOLD US
THAT POSADA, ALLEGEDLY A FORMER AGENCY ASSET. HAD REQUESTED ASSIS-
TANCE IN OFFERING FOR A PRICE POSADA’S SERVICES TO BKHERALD. °
DIEGUEZ SAID THAT POSADA HAS CLOSE SCONTACT WITH HIGH RANKING .
VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIBALS AND COULD PROVIDE SKHERALD WITH
VALUABLE INFORMATION. ¥
B. DIEGUEZ SHOWED US A COPY OF A LENGTHY DOCUMENT GIVEN TO
HIM BY POSADA SPECIFICALLY FOR OUR PERUSAL AS EVIDENCE OF THE TYPE
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ADDRESSES FOR THESE INDIVIDUALS, AND VARIOUS SUNDRY INFORMATION ON ~
JANAICAy GUYANA. PANAMA, AND ANGOLA. WE DID NOT ACCEPT THE
DOCUMENT FOR TRANSMITTAL TO HEADQUARTERS BECAUSE IN OUR JUDGEMENT,
TO HAVE DONE SO MIGHT HAVE IMPLIED AN AGREEMENT ON OUR PART TO
PROVIDE FINANCIAL REMUNERATION AT SOME FUTURE DATE. OY
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OFFICER IN THE DIRECTORATE OF SERVICES OF INSTELLIGENCE AND PREVEN-
TION {DISIP}. HE WAS DISMISSED FROM THIS POSITION WHEN SCARLOS
ANDRES {PEREZ} BECAME PRESIDENT. DIEGUEZ SAID THAT AS A DISIP
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LIST OF CUBAN EMBASSY OFFICIALS IN CARACAS, BIOGRAPHICAL DATA AND
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3 JAMAICAs GUYANA, PANAMA, AND ANGOLA. WE DID NOT ACCEPT THE DOCUMENT
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1. HWKSCARLET*3 (FORMER UNILATERAL ASSET) CONTACTED STATION 11 FEB
76 Ta ADVISE HE AND WSKCARLETes PLAN TRAVEL SANTIAGO. BUENOS A[RES AND
POSSIELY MIAMI DURING WEEK 15 FEB, PURPOSE IS INVESTIGATION OF ATTEMe
PTED LETTER BOMBING CUSAN AMBASSADOR CARACAS.
2. BOMBING INCIDENT SURFACED WHEN CUBAN AMBASSADOR NORBERTO
HERNANDEZ CURBELO REPORTED TQ WKSCARLET ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO
ALLEGED RECEIPT OF BOMB, WKSCARLET@19 DEACTIVATED DEVICE WHICH
! CONTAINED IN LARGE MANILA ENVELOPE BEARING RETURN ADDRESS
; DA. GUSTAVO A. VOLLMER, WKSCARLET#1, FORMER WKSCARLET CHIEF IS
SECURITY CONSULTANT TO VOLLMER AND HE HAS RETAINED WKSCARLETCS.
A FORMER WKSCARLET OFFICER NGW OPERATING COMMERCIAL INVESTI°
} GATIONS SERVICE, To DETERMINE wHO USED VOLLMER'S NAME,
WKSCASLET*3, CUBAN EXILE. RETAINS SISNIFCANT CONTACTS wit
EXTREMIST EXILES AND HAS REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE WITH ORLANDO
SECRET .
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S. IN A LETTER APPROXIMTELY THREE MONTHS AGO SOSCH TOLD -
WKSCARLET#3 -HE HAS MADE AGREEMENT WITH EXTREMIST. GROUP: IN
ARGENTINA CKKSCARLET©3 THINKS GROUP CONNECTED WITH OR JS ERP? FaR
MUTUALLY SUPPORTIVE ACTIONS 1eGe CACCORDING WKSCARLET®S) IF BOSCH
GROUPS WANTS SOMEONE KILLEQ WHERE IT DOES NOT HAVE ASSETS, TMi .
ARGENTINE GROUP WILL TAKE ACTION IF JT HAS THE ASSETS, AND IK THE
ARGENTINE GRQUP WANTS THE SAME THING ANY WHENE ELSE INCLUDING
PYERTG RICO, HIS GROUP WILL TAKE ACTION, wWXSCARLET-3 SAID TE WAS ON
BASIS THIS AGEEMENT A PAST ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO ASSASSINATE
CUBAN AMBASSADOR IN BUENQS ALRES,
, 4, WKSCARLET#3 PLANS INTERVIEW BOSCH AND OTHERS IN SANTIAGO,
BUENCS AIRES AND POSSISLY MIAMJ IN ATTEMPT. LEARN WHETHER CaRaCaS
LETTER BOM WAS EXILE EFFORT OR POSSIBLY DGI COVERT ACTION
OPERATION.
5, PLEASE ADVISE ANY ADDRESSEE STATIONS INTEREST CONTACT
WITH BWKSCARLEY=3, |
6. FOR DIRECTOR: STATION HAS OBTAINED LETTER 3CMB VIA
KKSCAGLET LIAISUN. EXPLOSIVE CONSISTS OF COILED PRIMA CORD»
DETONATOR MAS GEEN REMUVED AND OBTAINED SEPARATELY, WOULD LIKE
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WKSCARLET"3 SAID ME INTENDS PAY BUT WILL HAVE TO Do SO
IN TWO INSTALLMENTS@= GNE HALF AT END OCTOBER, OTHER ; i
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SUBJECT WAS SHAKEN AS HE HAD
OUTSTANDING TAX PAYMENT $743.78,
ANTICIPATED RESOLUTION OF TAX SITUATION WITH SOME BALANCE OF
UNPAID COMPENSATION IN HIS FAVOR OR AT VERY LEAST TO BREAK
EVEN, HE ASKED FOR TIME TO GIVE MATTER CONSIDERATION, HE IS
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29 SEPTEMBER FOLLOWING HIS RETURN. WILL ADVISE.
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, RYPERENCES: A. AVCS-4263 dated 1 April 1975
B. NVCT-6582 datei 17 Juns 1975
C. CARACAS .2$040
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wae
, 1. Nased on a roconciliatioa of WKSCANL.ET/3'a 1971, 1972, 1973
and 1974 Federal “ineocde tax returas, {t has bean deteratned that he
has an excessive tolerance (ualerpsynent of tax) in the acount of
$512.00 for 1971, $549.00 for 1972, $769.00 for 197} and $425.00 for
1974. Attached, under separate cover, is a sealed envelope containing
copies of each reconciliation which have not bean classified ao that
* they may be handcarried to him for review. If security peraits, this
envelopa should be opaned only by WKSCARLZT/3. Tha Station is requasted
to treat these documents ao classt{ied and they should be destroyed or
retained in a sealed onvelope by tha Station.
2. The $1,860.47 due WKSCARLET/3 par Paragraph 2? of Reference C
should have bean raduced by $5349.25 (pac Paragrapl 1 of FPafarence A)
ropreseuting underpayment of 1969 and 1970 taxes. Atteechod ia Hesdquartere
T/A # CC-0140 in the amount of $1,511.22, representing the 1971 tax due
of $512.00, 1972 tax due of $549.00 aw! a portion of the 1973 cax due '
ef $450.22. The collection of these taxes will liquidate the final
payment due WESCARLET/3. The balance of tax dua must be patd by WKSCARLE?/3,
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iy 3. Please advieo WKSCARLET/} to mail hie personal check iu the smount
of $743.78 to the accommodation address forwarded by Reference D. This
_ amount represento tha reaaining portion of the 1973 taxos due of $319.78
yd chat were not liquidated by hia final payment and the 1974 taxes due of
$425.00. The check should be made payable to hinself without endorsement
on the reverao. Aloo. please advice WKSCARLET/3 that the cashier's check
for $147.00 end his ortginal 1971 echrough 1974 tax returns vere mailed to
the IRS Philadelphia Office on 30 Juna 1975.
1. ReeoneilLations (%), u/s/e
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7 8. HYCS 4263, V fprit 1975 * : pew?
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C. WYCA 10293, 31 January 1975
~ . Forvarded under-senarate cover are 1977, 1972, 1573, and 1974
Federal Tax fetums preasred by ¥KSCAMLET-3. Subsect avers that he
prepared these to the ecst of Ais aoility and recollection with few,
ff.any, retained rccorcs to work fron.
_2. Also forwarded under separate cover {s a cashiers cheek
in the anount of 3147.00 toward payment of balance of taxes due.
3. Terminatton docutents for KKSCAPLET-3 will be forwarded as
scon as the ratter of his tax liabilities has teen settted.
Frederick C. CRADSPIES
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RS? t SsRicas 29841 dated 18 Mar 75
she follering information on “§SCAUS“*3 was contained in the
above referecced telepouch:
CON*RONTSD MI SVIDSNOE THA* LNFALL PSRSONNSL.VERS IN “AC* ASING
DLLONSD, *E7ANGO-1 SAID HS DID NO> KNOW ‘VIO OULD BS CONDUS-ING
ME SURVSILUANCS SUT SUSPSC ‘SD I" MIG? SS THS PRIVA"S SECURI-Y
SERVICS SING OPSRATID BY WKSCARLS™=3, YW COULD O° ER NO MD IVS UW
ALLEGED "HA? XESCARLS ‘-3 WAS RECSIVING “UGS SUMS O° MONE FROM aN
UNKNOWN SOCS=5 O° FINANCES AN SLSCTRONTC SURVEILLANCS OPSRAION ON
HS SULAARIAN SMGASS-, SURYSTL CU3AN SMRASS PERSONNEL AND THAT
WKSCARLS*=3 WAS ALSO ACQUIRING DATA ON INDIAN EM3ASS ° PSRSONNEL
(IN FE3RVAR 2976 S*ATION ASKSD VKSCARLS"=7 “OR ALL WKSCARLS* MATERIAL
ON INDIAN SMSASS°, RESULTING "S7UD'" PREPARED 33 WKSCARLS* 4AS PAsSSD
UNILA RALLY 0 S‘A‘TON AND O° TCIALLY 70 NKNORH. NE SUSPEST THAT
EXfENT WXSC\3S7-3 ACQUISITION O° DASA ON INDIANS LOM°ED 0 HIS
POSSESSION O° HIS S UDY.) WK°ANGO-1 NAS UNABLE °O O-ER AN* LOGICAL
EXPLANATION FOR SUCH A VIDS RANGS O° IN SR3S°S ON “HS PAR* O° AESOARLS °F
SPONSOR, HS 20D SEEM SINCSR2 IN HIS DSNIAL CHA? WKNO2LE-24 WAS
RUNNING AN’ SCRVEILLANCS ON LNSALL PSRSONNSL, AND ON 12 MAY OON7AC“SD
HS SA ‘ION MO AVISE CHA™ HS HAD REPORTS) HS SURVEILLANCE O “IS
PR3SIDSNT NEO SAD ORDERED AN IMMSDIA‘S INVSS*IGA ‘ION. PROOB O- GOV
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INCIDSN ‘ALLY WIN TYSSS DEVSLOPEN*SS: AMONG YS WKILEAK “aPSS 03 INSD
“ROM WKNOR YW OORING Tis LAS* WSsa OF APRIL WAS ONS MISLASLSD “APS
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CITE PANAMA CITY 32438
TO DIRECTOR, SAN JOSE INFO CARACAS:
¢= 3 KMSTONE HYEPGCH Cw serera| E
REFS! Ai PANAMA CITY 32235 (NOT SENT OR NEEDED SAN JOSE>AND: >OARACAS) |
8. DIRECTOR 669085 (NOT SENT OR NEEDED SAN JOSE AND CARACAS)
4, FYI F0a SAN JOSE/CARACAS! CASE INVOLVES @saResr IN
PANAMA BY GN/Ge2 OF JORGE RO BREN Q MARIEGES, CUBAN
EXILE, PROBALY AT INSTIGATION OF CUBAN EMBASSY PANAMA. REF 9:
CITED ABOVE CONCERN REPORT FROM DAYID P E R E» PANAMANIAN
AMBASSADOR IN SAN JOSE, TO HYGRUFF*1 REPORTING ON ROBRENO,
INFO IN PERE'S REPORT SOURCED To MIGUEL KER 1 NO MARQUEZ
WHO MALKED INTO PANAMANIAN EMBASSY IN SAN JOSE RECENTLY.
STATION OFFICER MET HYGRUFFet ON 6 MAY 75 AND USING INFO
REF B, BURNED MERINO AS INTELLIGENCE PEDDLER POSSIBLY
SPERATING UNSER CUGAN GGT CONTROL, ,
2. ON & MAY 75, HYGRUF Ft Passcn Ta CTaTINN enev AF
n THIS REPORT DATED 5 MAY 75 WAS PREPARED BY ONE Luis 3 4 4 0 N ‘
Ox FOR LUIS, BUA S “TIN, HYGRUFFet REFUSED TO DIVULGE HOw KE :
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. TORIC922522 May 75 -PACY: 32430
ACQUIRED COPY SYMON REPORT BUT JT LIKELY IT ALSO FORWARDED
SY PERE FROM COSTA RICA. SIMON POSSIBLY “I>: =NTIF IE ABLY WITH
LUIS ANGEL ANTONIO STM Q No GARCIA GOKPSAPEPQQEULM PER
STAT{CON RECORDS SIRGN'S STATION 201 WAS FORNARDED 10 HOS”
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. 3, SIMON REPORT, FREPARED ON "EXCELSIOR DE COSTA RICA*
LETTERWEAD PAPER, STATES THAT MERINO AND SESNANDO MEL O
“ARE CUBAN EXILES ‘ANS ca AGENTS, SIMON ALLEGES THAT MERINO
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= OF
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SIMON, ROBRENO'S MOTHER TS NOW $% SAN JOSE ATTEMPTING TO
CONTACT JOSE F 1S UERES AND PRESIDENT O DUBE Rs
BUS RECUEST TRETR TNTERLESSi uN win Tukepyus Te
SECURE RBURENG'tS RELEASE, MRS, FOBRENO THREATENS TO CREATE
PUSLIC SCANDAL FOR TOERRTJOS [F = :SUERES aNE GOUBER REFUSE TO
MELD Meo, SME TEESATENS SuURLIC DENUNC TATION oF ILLEGAL
DETENTION OF ROBREND GY PANAMA! ANS AT JNSTIGATION OF CUBAN
EM@ASSY IN PANAMA, SHE CONFIDENT "LA NACTEN® AND OTHER COSTA
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4, 11 STATION OPINION POSSIBILITY EXISTS SIMON REPORT
COULD BE CUBAN FLANT GECAUSE ITS CONCLUSIONS COINCIDE WITH ;
CUBAN THEREMS USED ON HYGRUFF*4 10 INDUCE HIM TO MOVE AGAINST ‘
ROBRENO, SIMON'S CONVLUSIONS ARES
A. CIA WILL INCREASE USE OF CUBAN EXILES AS KEY
FACTOR TO PERPETUATE STATUS OF CANAL ZONE AND 2CNITES BY
RESORTING TO TERRORISM (AGAINST PANAMANTANS)# -
By «THE «UNITED STATES HILL BE RELUCTANT TO "CEDE"
JURISOICATION OVER CANAL ZONAKAF Tar THEIR DEFEAT IN VIETNAM
C, AN ATTEMPT AGAINST TORRTVOS’ LIFE ROULE CHANGE
1 eee et
ENTIRE PLOAAMAS
D. ATTEMPT ON TORRIYOS LIFE COULD BE MADE BY CUBAN
| EXILES BECAUSE MANY ARE AVAILAGLE, KILLING ANS ABLE TO TRY
- "47, REPORT MENTIONS BY NAME MERINO, MELO. ROSRENO, LUIS
CLEMENTE POS ADA, RICARDIO PEDRAZA AND FNU
MERUEL os AS LIKELY CANDIDATES, AFORT IDENTIFIES
POSADA aS CIA AGENT IN VENEZUELA AND PEDRAZA IN HONDURAS,
FY, NO IDENTIFIABLE STATION TRACES POSADA, PFSAAZA, MERYELOS,
S, HANKRITTEN ADDENDUM TO KEFORT STATES SiNON IDENTIFIED
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GUSTAVO LOR dy GRNER OF CONANSA (COMPANTA EE CONCRETO
ASFALTICG) ON CALLE BLANCO (SAN JOSE?) AS CIA AGENT, MéELO
FURTKER DESCRISED AS CUBAN EXILE AND CLOSE FRIEND OF DANIEL ee
pet a Leeey TALENTED AND WELL FINANCED” (SiC), ADDENDUM
ALLESSS CONTACTS EXIST BETWEEN CUBAN EXILES AXD "ZONITES" 79
CREATE PROBLEMS IN PANAMA AND THAT. ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO
Foace FrGvegcs and CDUSER To INTERCEDE IN GERALF OF ROGRENO'S
RELEASE, FYI, LORA MENTIONED ABOVE POSSIBLY IDENTIFIABLE, PER
STATION FILES, WITH GUSTAVO SATYRNINO £ 0 R A KERNANDE2,
eee. ee ae ne en nee —
MUBAN CITIZEN BORN 1925 RESIDING IN SAN JOSE WHERE HE OPERATES
<a te earn ere perenne emus +
BROUCA RESTAURANT, DEA INFO INDIGATES HE SUSPECTED OF NARCOTICS
TRAFFICKING, .
$, RECUEST ADNRESSEE TRACES ON [INDIVIDUALS MENTLSNED ¢
ABOVE SXCEPT MERINO AND ROBRENO WHO WELL. KNOKN TO STATION,
In REPLIES PLEASE INDICATE PORTIONS RELEASABLE TO HYGRUFF=4
(LIAISON) SMOULE STATION OPT To REFUTE SUBSTANCE REPORT ;
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TO} PANAMA CITY INFO SAN JOSE, DIRECTOR, a
RYBAT KHSTONE HYEPOCH
REF! PANAMA CITY 32430 C es
1, SUBJECT PARA 4D REF IDENTIFIED AS BKHERALD AGENT IN VENEZUELA
19+ IN FACT. WKSCARLET=3, WHO IN CONTACT CARACAS STATION SINCE
FEGRUARY 1968, WE WAS OF INTEREST TO STATION AS PENETRATION LOCAL
SECURITY SERVICES AND HAD PREVIOUSLY WORKED WITH JMNAVE FROM MID 69'S
Cops INTEREST IN WKSCARLET+3 WANED WHEN HE LOST ACCESS LAST YEAR AND
STATION ONLY MAINTAINING JNFREQUENT CONTACT WITH WIM FOR PURPOSE
RESOLVING ADMIN]STRATIVE TAX PROGLEMS, FINAL TERMINATION SESSION
edpecten OCCURE NEXT 68 70 90 DAYS.
2, YOU CaN TELL HYGRUFFel, IF YOU OPT DO SO, THAT SUBJECT IS
CUBAN EXILE FORMERLY ACTIVE IN MIAMI AREA WHO WORKED WITH VENEBUELAN
SECURITY SERVICES FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND IN 1974 FOUNDED PRIVATE
Prat
SECRUITY AGENCY IN CARACAS WHICH SERVES COMMERCL AL/INDUST rb e Meshaa
CLIENTS, NOT KNOWN BE CURRENTLY ACTIVE IN EXILE sere
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REFURECES: A. INCMSG60] eatad 3 turch 1975
B. Carcens 25049 (17 duly 1974) oo
2 “Bascd on a rocenciliction of tScaniy 2/3" 3 1969 ani 1970
Foderal incon: tax-retums, it has boon dsteminal that ho has a
eoxescive tolersice (unlurcovaant cf tax) in too azount of $151.25
” for 1969 and $106.89 for 179. Attach: dy Lcadquarters T/A (OO00S7
for the total acomt of $349.25 tat suould bs collected traa the firal
poymont Gad iCARLY/3 per Paracraa J of Reteronsa be Attachal ina.
” goalod envilom are emics of eacn nsconciiccion Wich have not bon
Classifie? so that they ray be ha.Jlcarrial to nin for review. If security
pernits, this envelope o~culd be ceed only by UYSCARUNY3, The Station
ds de uéstal to treat thse docrnts a3 elacsitied and they should x.
deotroyed ar retained in a soalod envelope by tis Station.
2. Please alviss lowkwarters ‘when we kay expect to rocelve copies
of KSCAILLI/3's Federal tax reotums for tac yoars 1971 throuy) 1974. (A
copy of his 1551 tax retum is not neuina, since his b<.oTVD incom for
tax year was miler. $3,600, Wwilch qolifics lim to be administered uxcer the
Trovisicas of 22 Q-lee). fo enmusy omtie mticl and timly novwdicg of an
inctividual'a tar rotums ond related corrmassxnucnee, a1 vc. iiustracive (7)
Gisoate: shoul be ddbrocesc te Gaicf, nOGN Lc, for all JLCumM' tax material,
Pleasa eae Look Lispaten ¥7L1 dated 5 October 1974 for detailed instructions.
VICTOR D. UNTTSIY
Attachments - hAv
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2. SYA §CO-0057
Cistribution:
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ACTIOM REQUIRED RFE REE .
: Qur records show that WKSCARLET-3 was terminated 30 June :
1974, We realize that at this time there is a pending tax problem ,
with WKSCARLET-3 but would appreciate at your earliest convenience .
a termination record i.e., ASR, Secrecy Agreement. \
Norria 2. GERVENOT
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SUBJECT “: Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles
NEMORANDUM FOR: Alien Affairs Officer,
1. On 30 June 1974 Luis Clemente POSADA's employment -
with the Agency was terminated by mutual consent. At that
time he was establishing a private investigative agency fron
which he expected to earn his livelihood. The Iumigration
and Naturalization Service file on POSADA, thoroefore, may
now be decontrolled. As of 27 January 1975, POSADA is still
' lecated in Caracas, Venozuela.
2. On 12 June 1974 Caracas Station advised that POSADA
had beon informed of and fully undorstands the effect that
termination of his Agency euploynont will have upon his
resident alien status and eligibility for U.S, citizenship.
We have not yet received termination records on POSADA,
probably because the Station is still meeting with him
regarding settlement of his outstanding U.S. tax liabilities,
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via registered mai] to the Internal Revenue Service. WKSCARLET-3
has received no response from the IRS.
Frederick C. BRADSPIES
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REFS) Ay DIRECTOR 604248
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QKSCARLET*3 SAID HE WROTE IN AUGUST, PER REF B TO
THE DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS OF IRS REGUESTING COPIES
OF HIS FEDERAL Tax RETURN a AS YET, HE HAS HAD NG RESPONSE FROM
IRS, HE JS ANXIOUS GET MATTER SETTLED, AS HE HAS URGENT REQUIRES
MENT FOR ANY MONIES DUG WIM. STATION WOULD ALSO LIKE TO CONCLUDE
THIS MATTER FOR SECURITY REASONS, CAN HEADQUARTERS TAKE ANY ACTION
TO HAVE IRS EXPEDITE REPLY TO WKSCARLET*3 REQUEST FOR COPIES?
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RETURNS AND OBTAIN NECESSARY COPIES. WITHOUT THESE TAX RETURNS
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SECRET 1221562 JUN 74 STAFF i
CITE CARACAS 24708
TOs DIRECTOR,
WERALLY WKSCARLET JOCENT i
REFS! Ay DIRECTOR 553723
By, DIRECTOR 556718
1, OIN LIGHT REF A THAT REENTRY PERMIT WOULD NOT BE
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RECEIVED UNTIL SOMTIME JUNE» STATION DECIDED NOT TERMINATE
WKSCARLET®3 UNTIL 30 JUNE, STATION SEES NO PARTICULAR
SECURITY PROBLEM IN THIS SINCE WXSCARLET-3 "CASE" HAS NOT
COME UP SINCE LAST "ELITE" ARTICLE WHICH PREVIOUSLY REPORTED,
STATION TAKING NECESSARY SECURITY MEASURES IN ScEING HIM TR. oe
ONCE EVERY TWD TO THREE WEEKS, - rd |
2, REENTRY PERMIT AND NATURALIZATION PEA REF 8 HAVE a S
BEEN EXPLAINED TO WKSCARLETeS AND WILL BE DISCUSSED AGAIN oo LIT
AT NEXT MEETING, WHEN WE HOPE TO Be IN POSITION TO GIVE ne
NEW REENTRY PERMITS, AND aT TERMINATION MEETING.
3_ IN DISCUSSING HIS TERMINATION, WKSCARLET#3 SAID
THAT HE HAD EXPECTED TO g& TERMINATEL DUE TO HIS LACK oF
ACCESS. ME ASKED IF HE WOULD BE CALLED YPON ON PART@TIME
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BASIS TO DO INVESTIGATIONS THROUGH HIS PRIVATE INVESTIGATION
COMPANY. “KE WAS TOLD THAT NO SUCH ARRANGEMENT WOULD OR COULD.
BE MADE. HE ASKED IF HE WOULD BE GIVEN A RECONTACT PLAN
IN THE EVENT HE OBTAINED y03 IN NEW NATIONAL POLICE, WHICH
YET To BE ESTABLISHED, AND WAS TOLD THAT IF HE WERE TO GET v08
IN DRUG SQUAD, WE WOULD CONSIDER REESTAGLISHING RELATIONSHIP,
(BOTH STATION AND WKSCARLETe3 CONSIDER IT HIGHLY UNLIKELY
THAT HE WILL BE OFFERED Jod GNCE NATIONAL POLICE ESTAGLISHED,)
4. ON THE WHOLEs RKSCARLET=3 700K NEWS OF TERMINATION WELL,
STATED THAT HIS COMPANY NOW HAS ENOUGH CONTRACTS TO
PAY FOR OVERHEAD AND THAT ANY FURTHER CONTRACTS WOULD BE
"GRAVY."
5, WKSCARLET-3 MENTIONED THAT HE HAD BEEN PAYING U.S,
TAXES ON HIS WKSCARLET SALARY BUT HAS NOT DONE SO FOR
1972 AND 1973, HE HAS NEVER PAID U.S. TAXES ON HIS SKHERALD
SALARY» AND NOT FESLED FORM 12-40 IN PAST TWO YEARS. STATION
WOULD APPRECIATE READING ON WKSCARLET#3'§ TAX SITUATION,
ASSUNE HE MUST FILE BACK TAXES ON BKHERALD SALARY IN ORDER
ADHERE TAX LAN, GIVEN PLANNED 30 JUNE TERMINATION PLEASE
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(4) | WKSCARLET-3. WKXSCARLI-T-3 was granted a POA effective
17 January 1972 and an OA effective 17 July 1972. He was first
Se
brought to the attention of the Station by WH/Miami., It is difficult
to tell from our files exactly when contact was initiated, but as
early as 1965, Subject was being used by BKHERALD, WKSCARLET-3 is
‘currently in the process of establishing a private investigative
company in Caracas, From January throuch “farch 1974, when the new
Rovernment took over and 'KSCARLET*3 was asked to leave his job,
he was the Chief of Gu Oe of Seeuera of WKSCARLET, and reported on all
aspects, operations, etc. of that unit. te is now in the process
of being terninated, effective 30 June 1974, by his case officer,
BACHHUBER, due to his lack of access and high profile. WKSCARLET-3
currently receives cermpensation in the arount of Bs2,000 per month,
Subject was last successfully given an SGSWIRL on 8 May 1973. Since
March 1974, his profile has been relatively high. There have been
two articles in the local press naming hin as a BKHERALD arent.
Since those two articles, none have appeared; however, he has several
high powered personal enenics in the current rovernment and could
come under political attack at any time, The Station does not feel
that WKSCARLET-3 presents or will present a security threat. le
has been well treated during his long relationship with BKHERALD
which he realizes and is thankful for. ‘Meetings to carry out the
termination are being conducted with strict regard for security.
A safchouse used for part of the period (S/H 48) and costing about
$950, was terminated in March 1974. The only special commitment
with WKSCARLET-3 is a termination payment of Bs6,000,
Indicate The Subject, Project Or
201 File No. In Which Tuls
Form Is To Be Filed.
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L. REF STATES UXSCARLET/Z {U/3} NEVER PAID U.S. TAXES ON
BKHERALD COMPENSATION. AS A RESIDENT ALIEN. U/3"S ENTIRE SKRERALD
COMPENSATION IS SUBJECT U.S. TAX RETROACTIVE INITIAL MOC EFFECTIVE
2 FEBRUARY 15968-¥ :
2@- U/3 SHOULD CONTINUE FILING TAX RETURN DIRECTLY I.R.S.
REPORTING HIS UKSCARLET SALARY. HE IS NOT TO REPORT ANY SRHERALD
COMPENSATION BON HIS OVERT TAX RETURN. ANY TAXES OWED ON BKHERALD
COMPENSATION UILL BE HANDLED THROUGH BXHERALD TAX SYSTEN. W/3
MUST PROVIDE H@S9 COPY TAX RETURNS FOR TAX YEARS 1949 THROUGH 1973
AND TAX YEAR 1974 UHEN DUE AND FILED SO THAT WE CAN ESTASLISH ANOUNT
GACK TAXES DUE THOSE YEARS. H@S MUST BALSO BE PROVIDED SREAKDOUN
GROSS TAXABLE COMPENSATION, BY MONTH AND IN U-S- DOLLARS. PAID U3
WHILE UNDER MOC AT YOUR STATION.¥
3- SINCE U/3 1974 OVERT TAX RETURN NOT DUE UNTIL NEXT YEAR» -
REQUEST HE FURNISH 1974 ESTIMATE NON-BKHERALD TAXABLE EARNINGS
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SUBJECT: Luis POSADA-Carriles (A 12 419 708) . re : .
* Nieves Elina GONZALEZ De POSADA (A 12 443 942).
’ REFERENCE: Your memorandum of request dated 17 May 1974,
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valid to 30 May 1975_, may be used for unlimited entries
into the United States during validity. Validity of Parmit may be extended
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DURING JUNE TO DELIVER NEU PERMITS. If VENEZUELAN RESIDENCE VISAS
OF UKSCARLET-3 AND WIFE ARE STAMPED IN EXPIRED REENTRY PERMITS {WHICH
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HIS RESIDENCEM REQUIREMENT. SHOULD BREAK IN CONTINUITY OF RESIDENCE
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THEN BE ELIGIBILE FOR NATURALIZATION FOUR YEARS AND ONE DAY FROH
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ABROAD, SINCE SHE WAS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THIS BSENEFIT. AND OUR FILES
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ELIGIOLE FOR NATURALIZATION IN APRIL 28 IF SHE RETURN TO U.S. . f
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4. WKSCARLETS3 DOES NOT INTEND LOOK FOR NEW JOB. HE IS
ESTABLISHING PRIVATE INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY FROM WHICH WE EXPECTS
CARN LIVELThOQ0, Ke HAS RECEIVED A FEW SMALL CONTRACTS AND THINKS
“UAT WE CAM DO SELL IN THAT FIELD. IF ERASTO FERNANDEZ WILL LEAVE
WELL ENUUGH ALONE, SHOULD ERASTO CONTINUE CAUSE HIM PROBLEMS,
KKSCARLET+3 SILL TAKE ACTION AS INDICATED REF A, WKSCARLET-3 HAS
i COPIES OF RECEIPTS KHICH ERASTO SIGNED DURING FIVE YEAR COPEI GOVERN-
MENT PROVING THA* ERASTO WAS PAID BS. 10,020 MONTHLY FROM WKSCARLET'S
SECRE” BUDGET (ME OBTAINED THE RECEIPTS FROM WKSCARLET=1 WHO PAID -
' BRASTO.) He INTENDS TO WARN ERASTO FIRST IN ATTEMPT REACH SOME H
AGREEMENT WITH WIM. IF KE UNSUCCESSFUL, HE WELL HAVE THE STORY AND Ot
RECEIPTS PUBLISHED IN ONE OF THE MAJOR DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
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= Toe STREETS 20 MAY, CARRIED TWO PAGE STORY REGARDING “WATERGATE
CR TOLLO STATING THAT ERASO FERNANDEZ IS IN CHARGE OF INVESTIO
GATION BEING CARRIED OUT TO DETERMINE LEVEL OF POLITICAL ESPIONAGE
CARRIED ‘QUT DURING CAMPAIGN AGAINST WKNOBLE+ 11, WKSCARLET~-3 WAS
NOT MENTIONED IN STORY.
3. MORNING. OF 21 MAY, WKNOBLE-@ TOLD COS THAT ERASTO IS
| QUT TO GET WXSCARLET+3 AND WKTANGO*4 FOR REASONS STATED REF A,
4. WKSCARLET~3 HAS BEEN PREPARED FOR TERMINATION SINCE
FLECTION WHEN IT BECAME OBVIOUS THAT HE WOULD LOSE yOB IN WKSCAALET
AND NIGHT NOT BE ASLE TO GET JOB IN AREA WHERE STATION HAD INTEREST,
©atlGN HAS “EPT RELATIONSHIP GOING iti OFDER GIVE HIM CHANCE TO GET
‘fa AND 27 BEGAN TO APPEAR, AFTER HIS TRIP TO MIAMIs THAT HE MIGHT
RET 108 WITH HKNOULE*B, OR NATIONAL POLICE WHEN IT FORMED. STATION
“WINES TT UNLIKELY THAT WKSCARLE™-3 WOULD TURN OUT 70 BE
“mecUat ty PROBLEM. OTHER THAN GETTING PRIVATE INVESTIGATIVE AGENCY’
oce THE GROUND, HE CLAIMS °C HAVE OTHEA IRONS IN THe FIRES RE-
i ~YRNING TO MSAMJ WHERE HE KAS FRIENDS (NOT DRUG RELATED) AND A 303
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TERMINATION PAYMENT, COMMENT REGARDING EXTRA MONTHS. PAY IN REF A
HARE SINCE HE WOULD NORMALLY HAVE BEEN PAID JUNE SALARY, SINCE
HE WILL PROGASLY BE "ERNINATED 31 MAY, WOULD ADD JUNE SALARY TO
3. 6.¥aa THUS BRING TOTAL TERM] MATION PAYMENT UP TO BS. 6,000,
SM SCARLE% <3 NOT PROMISED ANY TERMINATION PAYMENT, NOR HAS HE
RAISE SUBYECT., STATION FULLY EXPECTS TERMINATION TO BE AMICABLE
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1. AS OF THIS TIME STATION HAS MADE NO MENTION OF SUaJECT
REFERENCES TO AMBASSADOR AND UNLESS THERE CHANGE IN SITUATION AND
ACTUAL COMPROMISE TAKES PLACE OR IS SERIOUSLY THREATENED, WOULD
MUCH PREFER NOT TO DO SQ. HOWEVER, SHOULD IT BECOME NECESSARY
STATION WILL LEVEL WITH HIM» TELLING HIM ALL FACTS HE NEEDS TO KNOW
AS WELL AS COVER STCRY STATION USES OR PLANS USE WITH LIAISON, AS
OF THIS TIME THERE NO FURTHER INDICATION Gov PURSUING INVESTIGATION.
2. COS HAD MEETING WITH WKNOBLE*8 MARNING 21 MAY. LATTER,
"WHO NOW CLAIMS HE HAS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR TELTAP OP BUT ADMITS
THAT GOV (UNDER RESPONSIBILITY MINISTRY OF INTERIOR) NOW TAPPING
ABOUT 30 TELEPHONES (WKSCAALET+9 SAYS 36 LINES). f WKNOBLE~@ SAYS
“TRET-RECENT PRESS CHARGES ON WIRETAPPINC—aHICH RPEIORTED OUR _SECENT..
CABLES ON SUBJECT OF WKNUGGET OP WERE INSTIGATED By ERASTO FERNANDE2
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WKNOBLE*6, FERNANDEZ: BROUGHT WKSCARLET*3 AND WKTANGO©% TO VENEZUELA
FROM EXILE AND GAVE GOTH EMPLOYMENT, HOKEVER. BOTH STAYED WITH
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COPEL BUT HE. PERSONALLY, THINKS WKSCARLET=2 JUST TRYING MAKE SOME
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EVEN THAT THEY HAVE DISCOVERED TAPS WHICH MAY BELONG TO STATION
BUT DID SAY THAT BY CAREFUL CHECK OF FRAMES IN CENTRALS IT NOT
DIFFICULT DISCOVER TELTAPS, ,
4, STATION AGAIN URGED HIM DISCUSS NEED FOR EARLY RESUMPTION
TAPS ON SOVIETS WITH MINISTER AND HE AGAIN PROMISED HE WOULD DO SO,
STATION SUGGESTED POSSIBILITY OF RUNNING JOINT TELTAP OP AGAINST
_SROVIETSF-LIBYIANS AND OTHER TARGETS.0F MUTUAL INTEREST AND EES
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REF A RE POSSIBLY PANYING FOR EXTRA NOUTH. IF- MECESSARYs REFERS To
LXUKA PAY IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER TERMINATION BENEFITS DUE
UXSCAGRLET-3. IN THIS CONNECTION, WOULD APPRECIATE DETAILS RE
STATION PLANS FOR HTS TERMINATION AND GENEFITS CONTENPLATED.¥
2. WOULD APPEAR TO US THAT WKSCARLET-3 MIGUT HAVE DIUFFICULTY
VE FOF
LOCATING NEU JOB AND COULD FIND HINSECF CQ Covov Tal WITH LINITCD a
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RESOURCESA THIS BEING CASE. HE COULDA TURN OUT TO BE SECURITY PRORLIH.
USPECIALLY IF HE REMAINS IN VENEZUELA. THUS, BELICVE IT BCHOOVES ~
US TO ENSURE THAT TERIHINATION ANTCABLE EVEN TF THIS NLCESSITATES
TERULUATION BENEFITS BEYOND THOSE ACTUALLY PROMISED OR DESERVED.
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7 SECRET- =~
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MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘Chief. Alten Affairs Staff o
i Office of Security a
SUBJECT : Request for tlew Reentry Permits for Luis
. C. Posada Carriles and Nieves Elina
Gonzalez de Posada
: 1. ft fs requested that new reentry permits be obtained
for Luis C. Posada Carriles and hfs wife, Nieves Elina de .
Posada, whose previous reentry permits expired on 20 Aprit
Issuance or Extensfon of Permit to Reenter the United States,°
for Mr. Posada and his wife, together with two photographs
of each and a chéck for $20.00 payable to the Immigratioa
and Naturalization Service. .
- +2, As you know, when Nr. and Hrs. Posada visited
Mfaat in April 1974, Just prior to the expiration date of
permits for use in reentering Venezuela. It is understood
that the expired permits are to be pouched to Headquarters
for delivery to I&NS as soon as the new permits have been
delivered to Hr. and Nrs. Posada.
Laura Cooley
HH/3/Venezuela
Attachments:
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FERNANDEZ KGULD BE QPEN FOR LIBEL. WKSCARLET<3 CLAIMED THAT A FRIEND
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PLACE ¢13 May) scot WITH REPCRTETS FROM OTHER NEKS PAFERS TO
"Be GIVEN THE STGRY%. "ULTIMAS NOTICIAS" waS ONLY NERSSASER WHICH
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2. WE CONCERNED THAT IF ARRESTED WKSCARLET~3 LIKELY TO KEVEAL
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PLATES AT (G22 METERS, A MECHANISM TO LOCATE ROUTES OF
CARS, AND OTHER CSVECTS To TAP TELEPHONES,
ELECTION JAFORMATICN FROM TGRRE DE LAS DELICIAS WHERE
OFFICES OF CARLOS ANDRES PEREZ WERE LOCATED WHILE HE CAM
PAIGNING FOR PSESILENT,
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ATTENTION =? Edvard A, Cantll
SUBJECT “LETTER ADDRESS ACTIONS
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1. With reference to) your verbal request of 15 Apr 74
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Washington,DC, 20017 |
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Quscar ET-3 AND WIFE WILL TRAVEL VIASA FLT 75a ON a7
APRIL DEPARTING CARACAS 9933 AND ARRIVING MIAMI 1320. PLS HAVE
18NS MIAMI ALLOW THEM RETAIN THEIR REENTRY PERMITS,
2. ONLY PROBLEM WHICH STATION CAN SEE MIGHT ARISE IS IF
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b-CUXSCARLET-3 AND WIFE WILL NOT BE SABLE OBTAIN NEW REENTRY
PERMITS IN MIAMI AS THEIR FILE-HELD IN WASHINGTON. IaNS MIAMI NOT
AUARE SUBJECT AND WIFE SPECIAL CASES. NECESSITY FOR VISIT MIAME IS
THAT OLD PERMITS MUST SHOU SUBJECTS REENTERED U-S. GEFORE PERMITS
EXPIRED AND ALSO THAT APPLICATION FOR NEW PERMITS MUST BE INITIATED -
IN PERSON IN U.S. UKSCARLET-3 AND WIFE SHOULD OBTAIN AND FILL OUT
FORMS I-23} AND MAIL THESE FROM MIAMI, TOGETHER WITH TO PHOTOS
OF EACH AND DOLLAR CHECK OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO IMMIGRATION AND
NATURALIZATION SERVICE FOR TOTAL OF 620. TO FOLLOWING {ACCOMMODATION?
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FOR IaNns To PICK THEN UP WHEN WKSCARLET-3 AND WIFE ENTER U.S.
VENEZUELAN VISAS IMPRINTED IN REENTRY PERMITS, AND IF SO WILL SUBJECTS
ARE
HAVE ANY PROBLEM REENTERING VENEZUELA WITHOUT THEM? IF PROBLEM
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ARRIVAL AND REQUEST IgNS ALLOW THEM RETAIN PERNITS-
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AND TIME OF ARRIVAL MIAMI. ¥
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MIAMI STATION PROVIDE EMERGENCY PHONE CONTACT.
REF & - NAME AND PHONE NUMBER PROVIDED BEBY WH/NIANI. *
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MEXORANIUM FOR: 05/Special Facilities
SUBJECT: Request of P.O, Box
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T- . 1S April 1974 for a Washingt, D.C. P.O. Box to receive one letter
fro Luis Clemente Carriles Posada, The box should be serviced
daily commencing 23 April 1974 until that ane letéor is received. y
2. This will also confirm you provided the following for
the request contained in paragraph one:
Reinaldo J, Faillo
P.O. Box 4540
Brooklyn Station
Washington, D.C. 20017
3. The letter should be sent to AH/Registry for Laura Cooley,
WY/3/V, 3 B 2627 on extension RI535, Thank you for your cooperation
in this matter.
Edward A. Cahill
C/SH/SECURITY
Distribution:
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1S GOING TO MAKE TRIP To PUGRTO ACO 12 JANUARY BUT
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PHOTOGRAPH PASSPORT AND FORWARD COPLES TO ADDRESSEES)
4, UPON ARRIVAL MIAMI, WKSCARLET@3 WOULD CONTACT STATION — ;
‘AND HOPEFULLY GE ABLE TO PROVIDE NAME To BE USED IN PASSPORT,
HE WOULD ATTEMPT TO JLLICITE ANY INFO REGARDING PURRINO/ABREYU
~ DEALINGS)
5, PITFALLS IN ABOVE PLAN ARE MANY, PARTICULARLY IF
PURRINO AND/OR ABREU DEA SGURCES, OR UNDER INVESTIGATION,
OR UNDER INDICTMENT, AND PASSPORT AT ANY TIME USED AS
EVIDENCE, SINCE ABREU AND PURRINO COULD TLE WKSCARLETe3 To
VENEZUELAN PASSPORT, _ .
6. ALTERNATIVE (WNICH STATION DOES NOT RECOMMEND) WOULD
BE TO HAVE WKSCARLETeS CALL PURRING FROM PyeRTo RICO OR
MIAME AND TELL HIM THAT HE COULD NOT OBTAIN PASSPORT BUT OFFER
TO GRIEF PURRINO ON CURRENT SITUATION IN VENEZUELA, WKSCARLET@3
WOULD ATTEMPT THROUGH TALKS WITH PURRINO YO FIND OUT WHAT
PURRING AND ABREU UP TQ, J
7. FOR WH/MIAMIL PLEASE CHECK WITH DEA TO DETERMINE STATUS
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THAT WH/MIAME WILL CONTACT DEA MIAMI BUT DOES NOT PLAN T0
INDTRATE ANY CORRESPONDENCE RE WXSCARLET*3 TRAVEL,
¢ 8, IN ANY EVENTs WKSCARLET#3 PLANS TRAVEL PUERTO RICO
AND IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE WILL HAVE TO 86
: ADVISED SINCE WE TRAVELING ON OFFICIAL VENEZUELAN PASSPORT WITH
U,S, VISA AND HE {S$ U,S, RESIDENT, .
"9, STATION WILL PROVIDE FLT NUMBER, DATE OF TRAVEL, Efc.4
AS SO0N as KNOWN, WKSCARLETe®S ALWAYS TRAVELS VIASA WHICH
FLIES CARACAS, PUERTO RICOse MIAMI»
10, SUBJECT DIRECTOR CONCURRENCE, WOULD WH/MIAM] PROVIDE
CONTACT PLAN FOR WKSCARLET@S, AND ARRANGE SURVEILLANCE TO
FOLLOW UP ANY LEADS QGTAINED @y HIM,
11, PLEASE ADVISG BY NOON 41 JAN,
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TEXT OF EXTRACT (Alno cite dec. distribution. Diveen. No.,
‘etc. - If opplicable)
: 7. WKSCARLET=-3 -=- WKSCARLET-3 is being met on a weekly basis
in a safehouse, While his access remains unchanged, his reporting
has dropped off during this reporting period due mostly to the
fact that his energies are being directed against guerrillas and
since the capture of Gabriel Puertas and Carlos Betancourt, the
WKSCARLET-3's
WKSCARLETs have had little success in this field.
division is currently working against Gordo Mansania, Solo Suarez,
Tito Herrera, and Elias Eljury. Ouring the period he produced no
disseminations, however, information reported by him was used for
one field comment. _
5 AACE ane neem ssn pa pe np: catenin rine
Indicate The Subject, Project Or
201 Flie No. In Which Tnis
Form Is To Be Filed.
SURIECT OF 205 (Lost. Firat. Weddle)
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Forwarded herewith is a copy of the report on the SGSUIRL
examination given WKSCARLET-3 on 8 May 1973.
_ : -
Christine T, RATHWICK
Distribution:
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TEXT OF EXTRACT (Also cite doc. Distribution, Disaem. No., etc. + if applicadle) -
- 3. From a negative point of view, WKNUGGET coverage of the
“home phone of WKSCARLET-3 was useful in that it did not revea
any indications that he was- involved in narcotics trafficking. .
\Since he also successfully passed his SGSWIRL, and satisfied
the Station in a debriefing that he was not trafficking in :
narcotics, the WKNUGGET coverage of WKSCARLET-3 was discontinued.
' i
Indicate The Subject, Project Or ,
201 File No. In Which This
Form Is To Be Filed.
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TENT OF EXTRACT (Adeo cite doe.-dletribution, Diesem. No., etc. - if applicable)
1. WASICARLIST-3
’
WESCARLLT-3 continued his norral rate of production
during this period. The questions regarding hiu "ireerular MiANYSS neti~-
vities and contnacta™ were resolved throush confrontation and a successful
SCOSWIRL. :
Indicate The Subject, Project Or
201 File No. In Which This
Form Is To Be Filed.
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- 18,. As Headquarters is already awara, WKSCARLET-3 passed
his SSSUERL with flying colors on 8 ‘May. Based on the SSSWIRL
ana his earlier deoriefine conesrnins his elleved involvenent ~
in narcotics, it seems that WKSCARLNT-3 tras only puilty of
having the wrong kind of friends. LNAGOY Caracas was advised
on 15 May regarding our conclusions based upon the debriefing
‘and SUSVIRL of WKSCARLIT-3. MASO! Caracas acreed with our
conclusions and now regards the case as weine closed. SKSCARLET~3
agresd, and we so advised LNAGON, that WESCARLET-2 would help
out with narcotics leads he mipit coma across. We told LARON
that such assistanse would only be.on an ad hae basis subject
to our other priorities as well as. WXSCARLET-3's security.
Indicate The Subject, Project Or
201 File No. In Which This
Form Is To Be Filed.
SUBJECT OF 201 (Last. Firat, Middie)
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SUBJECT: WESCARLET/3 - IDENTITY A \ 1RD# 72501
BACKGROUND: i
Subject of this report.1s a KASTONE born citizen of IDEN B who
has permanent resident alfén status fn WODUAL. Subject was granted
a renewed CA on 17 July 1972 and he was last SGSNIRLed on 3 Novenber
1971 with favorable results. Subject estimated that he has been
SGSWIRLed approximately ten times by BKHERALO and two or three additional
times by the WOOUAL Arcy.
PURPOSE AND PROCEOURE : \
On & May 1973, in IDEN C, Sudsect was again SGSWIRLed at the
request of his Case Officer, Gabriel J. LABRENZ. The sessfon was
conducted tn order to determina 1f Subject has ever been involved tn
the illegal drug traffic as alleged by a LNAGON source and also :
whether Subjact knows anyone involved in the illegal drug business. .
Subject has a good command of the Engl{sh language and the entire
session was conducted tn English. All of the test questions were
coordinated with LABRENZ in advance and he remained in an adjotning
room within hearing range. This examiner was introduced to Subject
as BIT? JOHNSCN from NODUAL,
RESULTS:
No tndications of daception.
SGSWIRL results supported Subject in his contenttons as follows:
1. that, excluding what he told us (See DETAILS), he has not
used drugs for non-medicinal reasons. .
2, that, excluding IDEN D, he 1s not acquainted with anyone who
he knows 1s involved fn the fllegal drug traffic. (See
DETAILS for those he suspects. ")
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3. that, excluding what he told us (See DETAILS), he has never
received money or been involved fn the sale, ourchase, or
smuggling of drugs.
"4 that, excluding what he told us (See CETAILS), he has never
been asked to participate in the illeca} drug traffic,
Curing the pre-test discussion, Sudject stated that he personally
has sucked marijuana on three or four occas{ons and-he has sniffed
coceine on approximately five occasions in the oast ten years. Sub-
Ject asserted that on. each occasion, he was attending social gatherings
with STONE friends andhe felt socially commelled to indulge in
order to please the other partictpants. Ha estimated that he knows
approximately thirty-five people wio us¢ cocaine or marijuana. Subject
asserted that his last use of cocaine was last month when he visited
WODUAL, SGSWIRL supported Subject's claim that Ais personal use of
drugs has not been more extensive,
During the pre-test discussion, Subject asserted that he was not
acquainted with anyone whe he knew for certain was involved in drug
trafficking. Subject did list the following [DENS when asked {f he
knew anyone who he “suspected” was involved in trafficking drugs:
Subject asserted that hfs susp{cfons
were based on rumor and these people have never talked to him about
_ {legal drugs. After recording reactions to the test question, “Are
you cencealing the identity of anyone who you knaw {s involved in the
Sale or ssuggling of drugs?" (Ans. So), Subject acknowledged that his
concern for the question was due to the fact that he more than merely
"suspected" IDEN D was involved and he was "90% certain,”
During the pre-test discussion, Subject stated that tn 1954 or
1955, whfle fn KMSTONE, he and a friend sold a non-dangerous drug to
a buyer who belfeved it to be cocaine. Subfect assertad that he mada
$25.03 from this transaction. Also, while in KMSTONE at the sam
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time, Subject stated that a friend, IDEN J, asked him tf he wished
to.participate in the smuggling of cocaina out of Peru. Subject
- advised that he declined the offer. As prevfously noted, SSSWIRL
results supported Subject's contentions that. his involverent with
dangerous drugs has not been more extensive.
John M. Sandels
* Distribution:
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| REFSE A. O0COA*17700
| B. CARACAS 21985 (ja) 720774
C. OIRECTIA 413995
1, REGRET WXSCARLETeO TRIP TRECA SEMINAR CANCELED
| BY HKSCARLETed DUE LACK HKSCARLET INTEREST.
[ 2... IDEA FOR TFIP GENERATED BY JDEN REF @ WHO,
ACCORDING KKSCARLET<9, EITHER WANTED FREE TRIP NORTH OR WAS
REQUESTED BY GOVEAKYENT PARTY, COPEL, TO ATTEND. IF LATTER THE
CASE, WKSCARLET«9 SPESULATES THAT COPE! WANTED REPRESENTATIVE
AT SEMINAR BUT DIO NOT WANT EXPEND PARTY FUNDS FOR TRIP.
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DEGRIEFING AND SGSUIAL. LNAGON SAIC STATED
“WOULD CABLE HIS HOS AND MEANT OFFICE THAT AS _
PAR AS CARACAS CONCERNED CASE AGAINST WKSCARLET@S
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8- CARACAS 23919 JIN 9334041
C. DIRECTOR 407370
a. IN 17 MAY NEETING WE GAVE LNAGON H@S OFFICERS GIST REFS A=
THEY APPEARED ON SURFACE ACCEPT OUR REASONING FOR BELIEV-
SEND GIST REFS A AND & TO THEM OFFICIALLY, WHICH WE DOING.
@- PLEASE ADVISE REACTION. OF LNAGON CARACAS TO RESULTS OF
UKSCARLET-3 DEBRIEFING AND SGSWIRL.
3- FILE 2O01-30098S- £2 INPDETd
REFA~ RESULTS OF DEBRIEFING OF UKSCARLET~3 ABOUT HIS POSSIBLE INVOLVE-
MENT -IN ILLEGAL NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING.
REF B- WKSCARLET-3 UNDERWEENT SGSUIRL & MAY 73 WITH NO INDICATIONS
OF DECEPTION. .
REF C~ AGREEMENT OF HOQS FOR CONTINUED USE OF UKSCARLET-3 AS A
UNILATERAL PENETRATION OF WKSCARLET. UNAGON SHOULD BE ADVISED OF THE
RESULTS OF HIS DEBRIEFING AND SGSUIRL AND BE CONVINCED OF HIS NON-
INVOLVEMENT IN NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING.
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2. NESTHER STATION NOR SLIGOS HAVE ANY INFO ON INSTITUTO DE
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4 TO Chief, Western Hemisphere Division YW May 1973
ATTEN : Rob Weatherwax, W H/3/¥
FROM : Director of Security
SUBJECT: Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles (A 12 419 708)
Nieves Elina Gonzalez de POSADA (A 12 443 942)
REFERENCE: Your request for Reentry Permit dated 49 2 .
were
Reentry Permitsyoas issued for Subjectsen : 21 April 1972 , and ix
have been extended
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into the United States during validity. elt
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: bo AGREE THAT STATION SHOULD CONTINUE USE WKSCARLET=2. AS .
UNILATERAL PENETRATION) F WKSCARLET ORGANIZATION: HOWEVERs IT
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IMPERATIVE TO PROTECT, KHERALD POSITION IN THIS MATTER THAT LNAGON ( :
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W-3's . .
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1. WKSCARLET®S UNDERWENT SGSWIAL 8 MAY 73 WITH NO ;
TRAFFICKERS, POSSI@LE INVOLVEMENT NARCOTICS TRADE AND
ASSOCIATION NARCOTICS PERSONALITIES MENTIONED OUR AND LNAGON
INVESTIGATION HIS RECENT ACTIVITIES, EXAMINATION FACILITATED
LUNKED PERSONALITIES AND HIS OBVIOUS EFFORT BE FRANK AND |
2. GIVEN RESULTS SGSWIRL AND DEBRIEFINGS, STATION
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CONVINGENG IN HSS DENJAL OF BEING INVOLVED NARCOTICS
TRAFFIC, AY END DEBRIEFING AGREED TO GE SOSWIRLED
DURING WEEK BEGINNING 6 MAY,
2. BEGIN DEBRIEFING HIS ASSOCIATION WITH HEMBERTO
PRUE VA, WKSCARLETS3 STATED NE INTRODUCED TRUEVA
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BOTH EXPRESSED LITTLE CONCERN ABOUT THIS SuBVECT.
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OF LABOR 1945057) AT NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION CORPS 1959-68,
HE WAS MEMBER OF 26 JULY MOVEMENT IN CugA AND IN NOV 59 WAS
DESCRIBED BY CUBAN PRESS AS INTERVENTOR OF HAVANA METROPOLITIA
BUSES, SUBJ ARRIVED IN UsS. APRIL 64. IN MIAMI HE GSECANE
MEMBER OF BAY OF PIGS FORCE, AND HAS BELONGED TO OTHER ANTI~
GASTRO EXILE ORGANIZATIONS, HOWEVER.» LNERGO REPORTED IN OCT 64
THAT HE POSSIBLY A LEADER OF GROUP ACCUSED QF ANTI“U,S,, PROM
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VILLAS PROVINCE: CUBA, HE WAS SELF-EMPLOYED AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
IN HAVANA UNTIL AUGUST 64, ARRIVED UsS. NOV. 64+ AND WAS
DEGRIEFED @Y STATION AT THREE MEETINGS FOR INFO ON PERSONALITIES OF
INTEREST, HE WAS ACTIVE IN ANTI@CASTRO EXILE ORGANIZATION, MOVEMENT
OF REVOLUTIONARY RECUPERATION (MRR), HEADED BY MANUEL AR TINE,
PER REFUGEE SOURCE, TORRES WAS LIVING IN MIAMI 1965. BUT RESIDED
CARACAS MAY 70, AS OF MAY 72, HE WORKED IN MASSAGE ROON OF
FOUR AMBASSADORS HOTEL, INFO FROM 1969 INDICATED HE KNOWN NARCOTICS
TRAFFICKER, HE WAS ON IRS LIST FROM MIDe72 OF PERSONS m0 Ni woe
Cer Coa
INDICTED FOR NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING, —~<?°8
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OF Reavy ae Tewesce Costner Gi se
38 YEAR SENTENCE ON SAME CHARGE, RONALD WAS BORN $ APRIL 40>
haya, IN 1962, HE GELONGeO TO RESCATE, ANTIeCASTRO GROUP
OPERATING WITHIN CUBA, AE WAS ARRESTED 195: AND SENTENCED TO
SIX YEARS BY CUBAN REVOLUTSQNARY TRIGUNAL, CHARGED WITH ESPIONAGE
AND POSSESSION EXPLUSIVES, ENTERED U.S, AT MIAMI ON 24 DEC 62
(ALTHOUGH NOT A MEMBER OF BAY OF PIGS INVASION FORCE, HE was
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CONFRONT A? JON,
2 2. STATION NOW PLANNING MEET WITH WKSCARLETS3
AFTER EASTER AS WE SPENDING SEMANA SANTA AT THE BEACH
WITH FAMILY, SCENARIO FOR DISCUSSION AS FOLLONSS
A, WILL STATE WAVE RECEIVED SOME VERY
DAMAGING ALLEGATIONS PROM LNAGON IN MIAMI.
ALLEGATIONS CONCRN WES CONTACTS WITH KNOWN . :
i DRyS TRAFFICKERS BOTN NIANE AND CARACAS, NANES :
OF TRAFFICKERS WILL BE GIVEN WKSCARLET®3, STATION :
OFFICER WILL THEN STATE Taal IF WKSCARLET©3 WILLING :
DISCUSS FULLY HIS ACQUAINTANCE THESE INDIVIQUALS»
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TOLD TWAT GKWERALD CANNOT BE ASSOCIATED WITH
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CONTACTS 3N ORDER NOT INFORN WKSCARLET@3 EXTENT
OUR KNOWLEDGE HIS ACTIVITIES. THIS WILL PRECLUDE
KIS PUMPING STATION OFFICER QUR KNOWLEDGE OF WIM
AND HIS CONTACTS, THUS» WKSCARLET®3 MUST TELL mee
US WHAT WE ALREADY KNOWs AND PERHAPS» SOMETHING a
“OF WHICH WE DO NOT KNOW,
C. UN ADDITJONs STATION OFFICER WILL PREFACE
DISCUSSION WITH OUTLINE STATION POSITION CONCERNING oo,
WKSCARLET#3S ALLEGED ACTIVITIES, BRIEFLY» THIS en
WILL BE A STAYEMENT THAT BKHERALD NOT JN ENFORCEMENT uo
BUSINESS AND THAT WE IN NO POSITION INFORM WKSCARLET@2
THAT HIS EMPLOYEE WAS GEEN GKHERALD AGENT, THUS, IF
WESCARLET#3 UNWILLING TQ TALK, HE CAN WALK QUT OF
SAFE MOUSE A RELATIVELY FREE MAN, WE MUST» OF
COURSE» REALIZE THAT THIS POSITION DOESN'T PRECLUDE wi
POSSIBILITY THAT ANOTHER POLICE SERVICE MAY: fave
SUFFICIENT INFO TO ARREST WIH, THIS STATEMENTS} Ai04
AND THE FRIENDSHIP WHICH HAS.EYOLVED BETHEEN SHE, ..
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WKSCARLET©S AND WEPEs ALSO MONEY. PAY REVALIDATION FEE, AS
AGENT DID NOY. RETURN CARACAS UNTIL 14 APRILo WE UNABLE POUCH
COMPLETED FORMS EARLIER, ©
2, ALTHOUGH STATION ASSISTING RENEWAL, WE PLAN RETAIN '
_—-REVALIDATED PERMITS PENDING OUTCOME INVESTIGATION INTO AGENT?S
ALLEGED ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
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1. ~ CONCUR WITH REF .8 PLAN FOR CONFRONTATION OF UKSCARLET-3._
HOWEVER, AFTER CONSULTING WITH SAIC HERRING AND PRIOR TO CONFRONTA=
TION, PLEASE CABLE OUTLINE OF INFORMATION THAT WILL BE USED IN CON-
FRONTATION. WE WILL REVIEU AND FORWARD ANY COMMENTS UE FEEL WILL
ASSIST THE STATION IN THIS DELICATE OPERATION.
2. SGSWIRL EXAMINER MARK D. STEMERMAN {IDEN FOR CARACAS? WILL
BE AVAILABLE DURING PERIOD 30 APRIL - 13 MAY 73 TO HANDLE WKSCARLET-3
AND ANY OTHER STATION SGSUIRL REQUIREMENTS THAT TINE WILL PERMIT.
PLEASE ADVISE SOONEST DATE EXAMINER SHOULD ARRIVE.
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| RYBAT°PLNANBYSS WKRALLY WKSCARLET-3 Sotvente®
«REE CARACAS 21783 (za 5990 15)
de WKSCRALET*3 RETURNED CARACAS FRIDAY 33 APRIL AND
CONTACTED CASE OFFICER SAME DAY, SAFEHOUSE MEETING ARRANGED
FOR FOLLOWING DAY, DURING MEETING HXSCARLET©S MOST ANXIOUS —
DESCRIBE HIS LAYOVER MIAMI (9 TO 2@ MARCH) DURING WHICH WE
WAS TAILED FROM AIRPORT CUSTOM!S BAGGAGE INSPECTION TO HIS
DEPARTURE TWENTY HOURS LATER, ACCORDING WKSCARLETS3.
SURVEILLANCE DONE BY ONE PERSON WHO VERY OBVIOUS. SO MUCH
50 THAT WKSCARLET®3 GELLEVES IT HIGHT HAVE SEEN PROVOCATION,
2, WKSCARLETe3 DISCUSSED HIS SURVEILLANSE WITH RONALD
C0 ND 0 Ns MEAME BAIL SONDSMAN AND BROTHER OF FRANK
¢ ON DON WHO CONNECTED WITH FRANK MATHEWS (SEE
CARACAS 21428), IT ALSO POSSIGLE HE DISCUSSED "TAIL® WITH
_ DOMINGO 0 8 R ERO (RUNS A NUMBERS BANK), SYLACUERVO
(GAS STATION OWNER), AND "GUAJIRO® T ORR E S- {RUNS GYM
ar FOUR AMBASSADORS MOTEL), MMGCARLETe3 MENTIONED NO OTHER
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+ NAMES (ACCORDING: LNAGON REPORT OUTLINED CARACAS 21408
WKSCARLE TSS MET ANDRES 'P UAR INO Ss DOCUMENTED TRAFFICKER) s
3, WKSCARLET#3 STATED HE STILL AT LOSS EXPLAIN WHY HE
TAILED IN MIAMI FOR A TINE THOUGHT IT WAS ColeAy SURVEILLANCES
BUT NOW BELIEVES TWAT 17 T0@ UNPROFESSIONAL FOR THEIR WORK, _
WE SPECULATED CURING MEETING THAT 17 COULD HAVE BEEN WORK OF ;
A HIAM! DETECTIVE AGENCY, GUT FOR WHAT PURPOSE HE DOES NOT
KNOW, HE ONLY KNOWS THAT VERY FEN PEOPLE KNEW HE ARRIVING
MEAN 9 MARCH, AND HE HAD TO CALL MIAME FRIENDS TO LET THEN
KNOW HE IN TOWN,
4, CASE OFFICER FEIGNED SURPRISE DURING RECOUNTING OF =~ we ;
EVENTS THEN STATED WE WOULD CABLE MJAM{ AND REQUEST THEIA oe
ASSISTANCE IN DISCOVERING WHY WKSCARLEYeS SURVEILLED, SELIEVE
WE CAN USE THIS ®INVESTIGATION® AS PEG To CONFRONT WKSCARLETSS
WITH ALLEGATIONS WE INVOLVED NARCOTICS, CONFRONTATION COULD
TAKE PLACE aS EARLY AS WEEK 22 APRIL ~
5, REF THINKING WAS STATION DID NOT WISH PREJUDICE
LNAGGN INVESTIGATION BY CONFRONTING WKSCARLGT©3 PREMATURELY
AND TNEREFQRE WE RECOMMENDED AN "AMICABLE® TERMINATION
», HOWEVERe FAULTY SUAVEJLLANGE MAY WAVE BLOWN WKSCARLET*S!S
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USEFULNESS TQ HEMBERTO TRUE V Ay EF AL, AND MAY HAVE
PREJUDICED ENTIRE LNAGON CASE. THEREFORE, NOW BELIEVE HAVE .
NOTHING 70 LOOSE BY CONFRONTING WKSCARLET AND CLEARING AIR
OVER ALLEGATIONS, DEPENDING WKSCARLETe3S REACTION DURING
CONFRONTATION) WOULD APPREGATE SGSWIRL TDYER STANDING BY
WEEK BEGINNING 29 APRELs
6, HOS COMMENTS REQUESTED,
7. FOR WH/MIAMER HAVE ONLY INFORMED LOCAL LNAGON
WKSCARLET*3'S RETURN CARACAS! NOTHING PASSED CONCERNING
MIAN] EVENTS, HOWEVER, PLAN CONSULT WITH SAIC HERRING PRIOR
CONFRONTATION, HOULD APPRECIATE STATION AND SLIGO TRACES,
OBRERO» CUERVO, TORRES AND CONDON.
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RYGAT PLMHABYSS WKRALLY WKSCARLET
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4. TO RESOLVE WKSCARLET©3 SITUATION QUICKLY
AND WITH LEAST RISK PREJUDICE LNAGON INVESTIGATION»
STATION PROPOSES WE TERMINATE HIM WITHOUT CONFRONTATION
OVER HIS NARCOTICS ACTIVITIES, SUGGEST WE TERMINATE
HIM ON SOME PRETEXT WHICH WE WOULD TELL HIN WAS
MATTER OF CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH DOES NOT REFLECT
ADVERSELY ON HIM, €.G, BKHERALD BUDGETARY/HANPOWER CUTS?
CARA 21703
IN THIS TERMINATION SCENARIO. WE WOULD MAKE TERMINATION
AMIABLE. SAYING IT REGRETTAGLE BUT UNAVOIDABLE,
AND THEN TRY STEER CONVERSATION TOWARDS INDUCING
HIN TO QUERY US AS TO POSSIBILITY HE WORKING
FOR ANOTHER LNBUZZ AGENCY, WE WOULD GE RESPONSIVE
SUCH A QUERY) AND SUGGEST FACT SINCE HE CUBAN,
HE NIGHT BE ABLE DEVELOP [NFO ON CUBANS WHO WELL
KNOWN BE INVOLVED TRAFFICKING, IF WE BITES, WE
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‘DOESN'T BITE, NOTHING HAS BEEN LOST, AS WE WOULD
“NOT HAVE REVEALED OUR KNOKLEDGE HIS NARCOTICS a
ACTIVITIES, THIS HAS ADVANTAGE OF SECERING OUR
POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS RELATBONSHIP. NOT PREJUDICING
LNAGON. INVESTIGATION, AND GIVING NIM OPPORTUNITY
VOLUTNEER BECOME LANGON SOURCE, . |
2, IN MEANTIME, WOULD OF COURSE CONTINUE OUR |
INVESTIGATION HIS ACTIVITIES, ABSENCE WKSCARLETSS
FROM CARAGAS MAS TEMPORARILY DRIED UP POTENTIAL
LEADS BUT EXPECT THAT UPON HIS RETURN AND ; ;
PRESUMED RESUMPTION NARCOTICS ACTIVITIES THAT
HORE LEADS WILL BECOME AVAILABLE,
3. ASSUMING HOS AGREEABLE sfoves QUESTION
CONFRONTATION BECOMES ACADEMIC, WE DO NOT HAVE
SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE NOT TO CONVINCE WKSCARLET=3 THAT
HE REALLY HAVE GOODS ON HIM, NOR DOES LNAGON
HAVE SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE FOR INDICTHENT. DO NOT
BELIEVE THAT MIS TENURE WITH US WOULD BE
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As To HIS COOPERATION IN ANY CONFRINTATIONs, = . .
“hIS REAGTION WOULD BE ONE IN TERMS SELFeINTEREST .
AND WHAT WOULD BE MORE ADVANTAGEOUS TO HIMs
CONTINUED BKHERALD SALARY OR MORE LUCRATIVE
EARNINGS FROM NARCOTICS TAAFFICKING, WHAT WOULD
PROVIDE REASONABLE ASSURANCE HIS COOPERATION
«YS PROBABILITY ARREST AND LOSS WKSCARLET Joa.
WITHOUT MORE SPECIFICS THAN WE HAVE NOW
WKSCARLET®S WOULD NOY NECESSARILY FEEL TRHEATENED IN
BS
CONFRONTATION, KNOWING WKSCARLET#=3, ONLY IF
HE FELT HE WERE BETWGEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE
WOULD HE AGREE COOPERATE,
4, THEREFORE, SINCE OUR INTERESTS LIE
IN TERMINATING HIM AND NOT NECESSARILY IN CONFRONTING
HIM, REQUEST HGS VIEWS TERMINATING WKSCARLET#3 ON
CONTRIVED PRETEXT AND WITHOUT CONFRONTATION,
PLAN 10 DO SO SHORTLY AFTER WIS RETURN, AS WIS ;
PRESENT CASE OFFICER DEPARTING END MAY AND WE
DO NOT DESIRE INTRODUCE NEW CASE OFFICER TO HIM
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Vi. i? Apr 73 VEur2ueta €1
HISTORY OF VUTINMD RACHINB ISSUB RECOUNT
Caracas Aedico Continente Network in Spanish 0300 ONT 1] Apr 7) P
{taat) The president of tna Supreme Zlvotoral Counofi, Luis A. Pletri, has denied the
oharges mad? regarding the acllesction of somaisstonsa on the a@ale of voting machines,
Just as this station has reported, Platri ha® orasred a thorough investigation in order
to astublish responsibilities, ‘The anncungemant Was made by Pletri durirg ao press acne
férdnce held tontght at the headquarters uf the Supreme Council. Speaking for hirseif.
Plotri e946 that. ho would have filed suit against those implicated inthe conmissiors
deal, Ho Buid that he would have started the suit if he had known which persons were
involved An the affair. . te
The statement made by Antonio Espinota Prieto regarding a Supposed reduction in the
contract for the purchase of the voting machines is completely false, said the comptroller
goneral, Manvel Viconte Ledesma. “The report was published in local newspapers. Accord.
ing to the papers Antonio Bspinoga Pri@to said that Mr Dixon, former president of the
Automatic Voting Machines (AVM) Company, had come to Venetuala to negotiate a reduction.
in the price of. the contract. [Words indistinct] Prieto said that the reduction was in
the nature of $3,050,000, but the comptroller general of the republic denied the infor
pation bocause his office never hed any knowledge of Prieto's assertion.
purchase of voting machines has
It will be racalled that the proposal to purchase the
On that occasion tha representatives
The
turned into a real scandal.
voting machines in the first place was a senantion.
of the various parties represented In the Suprem Blostoral Counot! weve divided.
Oppvsition insisted that machines had to be used in the next elections beacause the
laws spectfied this. The Soofal Christian Party [COPEL], the Demoaratia National
Front (PRO) amd an independent party ware oppoacd to the purchase becguse fit meant a
dfabursanent of millions of bolivares, Sutmaquently the matter was submitted to a
vote and the opposition parties won,
Contasts wire begn with the machino supplier end more disagreements arcse. The oppo
Rition wanted tu purchase the machines from AVM, white COPZI and FND wanted to purchase
them from anothev company. The opposition won again because it was in the majority
and it was decided that AVM vould suppsy tha meoi.tnas, Ta U.S. represeatabivss arrived:
tho ownorsa, the Relesmen, am tho oomltaion apsnts of the company. The contract was
drafted ani it speoifiad that Venesrusla covl¢ net pay mova than 1 peruant of the total
transaction in coamisstons. The trantaction was for 180 million bolivares,
At this stage a ghost appeared to pursue the AVM in the Unitad States in the form of
the Blaction Systoms Coupany, which sugsd the AVM, alleging that tho AVM negotiated
Gtrectly in Venezuola without going threugh the Blesctions Systems Company. The latter
Cemumed its comission and last week won the suit, This 4s how the acandal broke:
The AVM said that it could not pay commissions to the Elestion Systems Company besause
thane commissions had betn paid directly ts Venezuglan politictans, The AVM defended
itself and its representatives said at the trial what they had to say, wnich is preotse-
ly what Pedro Segnint Ia Cruz told ths papers today. The People's Bloctoral Movement
(MPE} was accused of having recetved $40 por machine which, multiplied by 10,000, amcunts
to $469,000, or 1.8 million dolivares.
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MILITARY COURT QUESTIONS BLANCO PARTY LEADER
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(Excerpts} Montevideo, 11 Apr--Reliable sources today reported that the military court
has asked Biancc Party national leader Qnar Murdoch for information atout a declaration
issued 2 weeks ago in which the Blanco Party strongly eriticized President Bordaberry —
and the military authorities.
Tne military court to trying to establish whether the Blanco Party leader committee a
violation of military regulations. It also asked Murdoch whether he concurred with the
terms of the Blavco Party declaration.
It was reported that the alleged violation concerned the military regulation which
- -prevente retired officers from participating in or formulating politicai declarations
during the 4 years following their retirement,
According to reliable sources, Murdoch--a retired navy captaine-wild be brought before
the aiiitary tribunal if the violation is confirmed.
The military court's action agitated the political atmosphere and the Blanco Party
leaders will meet this evening to discuss the situation, A Blanco Party msber expressed
the opinion that ingtead of looking into the political attitudes of retired officers, the
military court should try those military men on active duty who have in effect formed a
political party.
It was revealed in parliamentary circles that opposition legislators will demand in
parliament that tne defense minister explain the true motives which led to the
proceedings initiated by the military court.
ARGENTINE AUTHOR RELEASED PROM URUGUAYAN PRISON
Paris AFP in Spanish 1445 OMT 11 Apr 73 C~-FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Montevideo, ll Apr--Argentine writer and journalist Eduardo Galeano was released
yesterday by a military court after a i-week detention. Galeano himself confirmed his
release today and said that he was in perfect health and that he had been weli-treated
éuring his detention.
He was arrested at Carrasco Airport on his return from a visit to several Latin American
countries. Galeano, who has been living in Uruguay for a long time, is a journalist
of the leftist weekly MARCHA and was recent)y appointéd director of the Argentine
“| review CRISIS,
The reason for his arrest 1s unimown, Several circles not only in Uruguay and Argentina
put also in several latin American countries protested the arrest of the author of the
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ant Grr Busbos, ancther cna of the representatives of the oprosition on the Supreme
Bieotecal Counail, RPastes ant hit party recuived similar amcurts tu those received by
the NFS ani Espinora Prietc. Bemocratia Action {AD}, which was algo accused, was sup-
pesed to cweetve more thin the others, that 18, 2,115,000 dbolivares. The distribution
“giso ineloled several lawyers, coe (Hans), and others ramsd Eduardo Blanco ard Leoni.
According to the sume Goouver: released by Segninit La Crus tddsy, the AVM representative
Said that he unknowingly sigme3 a ccamission invoice for $355 per machine. This means
there is a $2 commission per machine, tna sucipient of which the AVM representative
Seid “he did net know, AS Bpckesmen fer public opinion, we are cbliged to inform the
Venetuelan people about the osnten: cf Segnini [a Crug! dosuaent. In the meantime, it
is up te those {nvolved to explain the scandal of the collection of commissions for —
the purchase of the voting machines.
The comtroller's office has never -ad any informtion to the effect that the formar
president of the AVM came to Venersuela to negotiate a reduction in price, Manuel
Vicente Ledesma made the explamitica in connection with a report published in the local
newtpapers and attributed to Antonio Bspincea Prieto. Prieto said that mr Dixon had
Gouge to Venenuala to reduce the selling price of the voting mashines by $3,050,000,
Proaz another quarter, Ledesma said that the tools and supplies which will be usad to
Banufacture the machines will remain in Venesuela. In addition, the sountry will take
Possession of the voting machines in a domestic port and not abroad.
BRIEFS
FPXta POSTS.-fhe Social Christian Party has obtained seven posts and the Democratic
Action Party has won two on the executive board of the Nalional Pederation of Agricul-
tural and Livestock Workers (PNTA). PNTA held {ts convention in Barquisimeto with the
participation of 155 delegates from approximately 19 labor unfons. (Caracas BL NACIONAL
in Spanish 5 Apr 73 p C-14 P]
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GUEXPILULA LEADER CAUANAS CLAIMS KIONAPING ROLE
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(teat}] Acapuleo, 10 Apr--Lucte Cabanas, top guerrilla leader of the country, appears
as Sigratery of 2 press communique in which he elains responsibility for kidnaping
a rich’ cattie breeder, Pranciso Sanches Lopez, on 7 March in Texpan, Guerrero State. -
, Tne document was published today, Tuesday, by the newspapers LA VERDAD and EL GRAFICO
issued in Acapulco with a picture of Cive masked men in uniforms and with Mexican
Army guns Surrounding Someone who seems to be Sanchez Lopez.
Inacio Cabanas added to his alleged signature the title of head of the executing
peasant brigade of the Poor People's Party, in the name of which he accused
Mekican soctety ‘of being capitalist and of exploiting the people and said, thet
for this reasoh, this society must be eliminated,
He added that the kidnaped cattle breeder, of whom nobody has heard since his
disappearance, £8 a dourgois who exploits the people whose land he has seized by
means of usury and unlawful maneuvers,
He called the government a bloody murderer of peasants and stated that, for this reason,
the executing brigade applies the law of retaliation in kind and justly retaliates
by means of executions and kidnapings as well as bank and company holdups. After
urging peasants and students to join the movement, Lucio Cabanas said, in conclusion:
Our basic method {s that of arms.
OPPOSITION PARTY LEADER CHANGES POLICE ‘PERSECUTION
Paris AFP in Spanish 1055 GMP 11 Apr 73 C--FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
(text] Mexico City, 11 Apr--Jote de Jesus Martinez Gil, head of the local branch
of the National Action Party (PAN--cightist opposition party), said Tuesday that :
PAN propaganda distributors are being persecuted by the police. According to :
Martinez Gil, the police in one electoral district remeved and destroyed the
propaganda printed by the opposition party and threatened to arrest those who were
distributing the propaganda.
‘ Martinez Gi] added that in other areas of the city the police arrested several PAN
militants when they--using loudspeakers--were asking the people to vote for the PAN. '
Elections wiil be held in the country in duly to choose all members of the Chamber
of Deputies of the National Congress.
BRIEFS
NEW NAVAL COMMANDER--Mexico City, 5 Apr--The Navy Department's recently promulgated
. : organic law has designated Cmdr Enrique Baltanas Hope ghief of the four naval
zones on the Pacirfe Coast. The new official will be in charge of the Guaymas,
Mazatlan, Salina Cruz and Acapulco naval commands with headquarters in the port of
Acapulco. A Simiia> command has been established for the Gulf of Mexico with head- :
quarters in the port of Veracruz but its commander has not been named. Baltanas, ‘ ' i
who was commander of the Tampico naval zone on the Atlantic Coast, has stated that i :
with the establishment of the new post it will be possible for the first time to
provide real protection for the country's maritime resources. [Havana PRELA in . : 4
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Reference: CARACAS-21539
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1. Forwarded herewith are two BXDD ROIs and one telegram
regarding Luis POSADA, The first ROI rrepared’ by S/A Jose Marin
and dated. 6 February 1973 is based on a debricfing of a BNDD
source who identifies POSADA aka “Rambi" as being a source of
supply for narcotics in Venezucla. The Cl also claims that
POSADA, along with Jose Gomez and Humberto TRUEVA, have been
involved in other illegal activity such as dealing in stolen mer-
chandise, counterfeit money, and contraband,
2. The other ROI, prepared by S/A Charles R. Schaming and
dated 13 March 1973, concerns a debriefing of a source who does
not believe that POSADA is involved in narcotics.
3. The third document is BNDD Headquarters telegram 1846
of 23 March 1973 (repeated from Miami BND) concerning the
debriefing of Jose GOMEZ, the BNDD CI who went sour. GOMEZ?
debriefing adds Little and in the opinion of the Station and BNDD
Caracas, GOMEZ is either. lying and/or not telling the whole truth,
GOMLZ lists a number of names of persons he claims to have met
while in Caracas which we do not consider worth a follow up
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RYBAT PLAMABYSS
REF CARACAS 21536 6(? $7435 2)
1, FROM DISCUSSION WITH REGION 47 DEPUTY DIRECTOR
PANELLA STATION LEARNED THAT SOME DAYS AGO ITALIAN SURVEIL=
LANCE TEAM REPORTED THAT LUIS POSADA HAD TAKEN COUNTER
SURVEILLANCE PRECAUTIONS AND HAD BECOME AWARE OF HIS
ITALIAN POLICE SURVEILLANTS, ITALIANS APPARENTLY PUT
NEW TEAM ON HIM,” .
2, ROME: WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF STATION COULD
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1. Orlando Garcia .
. Became U.S. citizen on 11 October 1954,
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Zi ‘ citizen of Venezuela on 3) August 1962
( 2.) Luis Posada Carriles
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‘ . terminating his resident alien status
because of his 30 June 1974 ‘decision to
stay in Venezuela
3. Ricardo Morales Navarrete
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SUBJECT: UNSUBS: BOMBING OF CUBANA AIRLINES DC-8 NEaR BARBADOS, WEST INDIES,
OCTOBER 6, 1976, NEUTRALITY MATTERS - CUBA - WEST INDIES
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‘1. NOVO Sampo), Guitlermo. There is no information
available of hin beyond that provided this Agency by the
FRI. There js no current or previous operational interest
in this individual. ’ .
2. NOVO Sampol, Ignacio. There is no informatioa
available on him beyond that provided this Agency by the
BRI. There is no curfent or previous operationas interest
in this individual,
~ 3, LUGO Alejandrina, Freddy. There is no information
available on him. There is no current or previous operational
interest in‘this individual. .
no, Hernan. Thefe is no information
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~§. ROSCH Avila, Orlande. This Agency was in contact
with BOSCH in Miami fron approximately January to Noverber
1962.) He was under consiveratjon as an “externad coord
in the Evelio Duque exile aroun. ROSCH was to assist the
Agency and Duque in fornulating operational plans ror infil-
tration (into Cuba) teans. BOSCH did obtain safehouses
precured food supplies for the teams. Available informs
does not indicate wny Agency contact with BOSCH Yor this
purpose subsequent to Aovember 1962. Later, on 31 Octoser
and I November 1965, a representative of this Agency inet in
New York City with BOSCH twice. These two meetings were in
connection with efforts by BOSCH to secure financial backi ing
for air strikes (mounted from Central America) szainst Cuba.
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November 1963 that no Cinansial backing would be forthcoming.
there ts no available information to indicate any Agency
contact with BOSCH subsequent to ] November 1963.
6. POSADA Carriles, Luis. POSADA arrived in the U.S.
in February 1961 as a political refucee. Shortiy after h
arrival, he joined the 2500 frigade and receives paranil
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for the Bay of Pigs invasion. POSADA received at least
rudimentary familiarization training in demolitions, and was
trained in Uusace or various hand-held weapons, in Guatenrta.
Fron March “1983 uatil March 1964 POSADA was in the U.S. Aray
at Fort Benning, Geyrgia, finishing up as a Second Licule sant
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the latter runciien, POSADA would very
covet demolitions trainiag. In March -
reentited ty the Avency te serve as a.
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at that tire siaticated that he already: was reported to be
. a “aesolitrens eapert'§. ROSADA also was used as a source : .
po : Of infer ctiwn cn Cuban exile activities. In_1965 POSADA :
pos . wes davedved wath buds STORRA Lope: who was working with :
hos Ars, 2 Guatemalan who was attempting to :
. Cuatemajan Government. POSADA was of interest ‘
RAZALEJOS group because of his knowledge of
denelitioss and weapons. POSADA reported to the Agency
and Jater to the FB], on his involvement in and the activities
: of this preup (dnd subsequent other Cuban exile activist
, vrponisations with which he became affiliated). As of .
August 2200 he was used solely as an informant on the activitiss
- of the Cuban Representation in Exile’ (RECE), a Miami-based
. a exile proup. POSADA was formally terminated in July i907.
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ot 1967 POSADA moved Lo Caracasand secured a position with
: _ PIGEVGL, the Yenezuclan: sccurity service (now Enewn as
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HWISIP). ‘The Agency's Caracas Station hired POSADA as
inforsant on DIGLPOL/DISIP activities, with secondary use
ag a source on Cuban cxife activities in Venecucla. Neo
functioned in this capacity until 1874 when a change in t
Venezuelan Government administration resulted in the loss
of his job vith DISIP. He was formally terminated by Caracas ;
Station on 30 Jume 1974; however, occasional contact was
maintained with him at his initiative because of certain
cutstanding U.S. Federal Income Tax problems POSADA had
a Permanent Resident Alien
because of his (then) status as af
of the U.S. In mid-February 1976, POSADA recontacted Caracas
. Station te volunteer a report on the whereabouts of Crlande
BUSUM Avila, brank CASINO Paz, and on a threat to tne Lire
of Salvador ALLENDE's nephew in Cesta Rica. The final con:
. Lact petween tne Agency ana rusava occurred on 22 yune iy7s.
ot when cthe contacted the Caracas Station to request Visa as-
sistance for his wife and himself; the assistance was denied.
7. CARBALLO Diaz, Roberto. CARBALLO received Agency
neramilifary training te a Meee AF tha F504 Reiyade in
preparation for the Bay of Pigs invasion. He was captured
at the Bav of Pies. and subscauentiy was released by the
Cuban Government. Apart from the 2596 Brigade service, there
is no available information to indicate any subsequent con-
fact between the Agciey aad CANCALLO.
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1. We understand from press accounts that Orlando Bosch,
WKSCARLET-3 and several other, Cuban exiles were recently arrested
and charged with the sabotage of a Cubana Airlines airliner on
6 October. After having read these accounts NOC Byron W.. GUTRADT
reported, for the record, that he once knew Bosch and WKSCARLET=3
in the early 1960's. ‘GUTRADT met WKSCARLET=3 in 1964 when both
were enrolled in OCS at Fort Benning, Georgia. GUTRADT at that
time had already terminated his relationship with BKHERALD.
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- but WKSCARLET-3 was generally knowledgeable cf GUTRADT's back-
ground and past BKHERALD activities. GUTRADT has not seen
WKSCARLET-3 since 1964 after completion of the OCS course and
doukts seriously that WKSCARLET-3 would rermernber him,
: 2. GUTRADT met Bosch circa 1963 in Miami when GUTRADT was
training Bosch in a BKHERALD-sponsored procrar. Bosch only knew
GUTRACT in alias. GUTRADT has not seen Bosch since completion
of this training.
3. Given the length of time that has elapsed plus the lack
of closeness to either WKSCARLET~3 or Boesch, GUTRADT and the
Station do not believe that their knowledge cf his past BKHERALD
activities presents any security preblems today. GUTRADT, of
course, was unwitting of their alleged current activities and
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DEMANDING FASHION; WKSCARLET@1 SAID HE WANTED TO BE PUT IN
‘COATACT WITH MICHAEL C. CHOADEN AND WANTED BRADSPIES HELP
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WES FIRST REQUEST WITH STATEMENT HE HAD BEEN PROMESED BY
CHOADEN WHEN HE LAST VISETED THE HEADQUARTERS AREA THAT A
BKKERALD REPRESENTATIVE KOULD CONTACT HIM FOLLOWING HIS RETURN
TO CARACAS, AND THAT NO-ONE WAD CONTACTED HIM, {FACT OF
MATTER 1S Wel HAD EARLIER TOLD US THAT FOR SECURITY REASONS
HE SHCULD ONLY BE CONTACTED AT WIS OFFICE. IMMEDIATELY
FOLLOWING HIS RETURN FROM VISIT, HE CLOSED THE OFFICE AND
DID NCT RESPOND TO ATTEMPTS TO CONTACT HIM.) wet ALSO
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~ FIAM, BUT POSADA NEVER LISTED h=2 AS ANONG PARTNERS HE
x. IDENTIFIED TO US CURING OUR LAST FEW CONTACTS WITH HIM. :
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ON IMMEDIATE GRANT OF BUSINESS VISA WHICH WOULD FaCiLITeTE
PROLONGED STAY IN UsSs :
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REPORT FOLLOWING RESULTS 2 NOVEMBER JUDICIAL HEARING. ON
INVESTIGATIN OF CUBANA AIRCRAFT BCMSING:
A. JUDGE ORDERED CONTINUED DETENTION OF KERNAN
RICCARDO LOZANO, FREDDY LUGO. LUISPOSADA
CARRILES AND ORLANDO 80S CH AVILA,
B+ HERMES ROJAS PERALTA, GUETON OLEG
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FIGUEREDO AND FRANCISCO NUNEZ VALLEJO WERE SET FREE
But WILL CONTINUE TO BE SUBJECTED TC FURTHER INVESTIGATION.
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MARY 10 LED 0 ALEMAK WERE ABSOLVED OF ANY TIES TO THE
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DETAINEES HWD VIOLATED ARTICLES 428 AND 275 OF THE CRIMINAL
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- WERE ACCUSED AS AUTHORS OF THE BOMBING, BOSCH wWaS ALSO
CHARGED WITH VIOLATIONS OF ARTICLES 320, 323 AND 327 oF
CRIMINAL CODE FOR USE AND FABRICATION OF FALSE IDENTIFICATION.
JUDGE COMMENTED THAT COURT HAD SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO
PROSECUTE,
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- SUBJECT: REPORT RECEIVED BY PANAMANIAN NATIONAL GUARD ON ACTIVITIES
OF CUBAN EXILES POSSIBLY INVOLVED IN TERRORISM ¥
; 3k. THE FOLLOSING INFORMATION WAS RECEIVED FROM AN OFFICIAL OF A
PANAMANIAN SERVICE WHO IS A USUALLY RELIABLE REPORTER. HE PROVIDED '
THE INFORMATION UITHOUT THE KNOULEDGE OF HIS SERVICE OR GOVERNNENT.—
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““ "Be PRESUMABLY TO ESTABLISH HIS GONA FIDES AND SUBSTANTIATE HIS
ACCESS TO INFORMATION OF VALUE T) THE PANAMANIAN GOVERNMENT. THE
URITER SUBMITTED A LENGTHY REPORT CN ALLEGED RECENT CUBAN EXILE
ACTIVITIES ACCOMPANIED BY A LONG LIST OF CUBAN EXILGACTIVISTS. THE
DOCUMENT CONTAINS AN ALLEGATION OF CIA INVOLVEMENT IN THIS ACTIVITY.
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DOMINICAN, AND CHILEAN PASSPORTS.¥
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SANTO DOMINGO. POSADA IS DESCRIGED IN THE REPORT AS A FORMER U.S.
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“THE RECENT OPERATION AGAINST THE, CUBANA PLANE WAS MOUNTED BY POSADAs
ASSISTED BY ALDO VER A. THE URITER OF THE REPORT CONTINUES THAT
BOSCH*S RECENT TRIP TO VENEZUELA WAS AN ATTEMPT TO SETTLE THE
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN "ALDO'S GROUP” AND THE "COORDINATION OF UNITED
REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATIONS” {CORU}. BOSCH'S MISSION WAS SUCCESSFUL
AS IT APPEARS CORU AND ALDO'S GROUP WILL UNITE. ALDO VERA IS
REPORTEDLY IN PUERTO RICO. THE URITER ADDS THAT ALDO'S GROUP WILL
ENTER VENEZUELA IN NOVEMBER 1976 TO MOUNT A SERIES OF ATTACKS AGAINST
CUBAN EMSASSIES IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA. ¥
"S. IT IS NOT ENTIRELY CLEAR FROM THE REPORT, BUT IT APPEARS
THAT THE URITER IS REQUESTING THAT VIVIAN FERWA u DEZ OF
CASTRO POSSIBLOY JAILED IN CUBA BE ALLOWED TO TRAVES TO PANAMA
SINCE SHE HAS ALREADY SERVED HER SENTENCE. FERNANDEZ WOULD THEN
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2. DECISION TO TERMINATE RELATIONSHIP WITH POSADA WAS
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TERMINATION ON 13 FEARUARY 1976, OUR ONLY REASON FOR CONe’™ °
TINUING THE CONTACT BEYOND DATE OF THAT DECISION IN 1974
WAS TO RESOLVE CERTAIN OUTSTANDING FEDERAL COVERT INCOME [r:s/
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SATISFACTORILY RESOLVED» WE PRECEEPED WITH FORMAL TERMINATION,
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3. CONTACTS WITH STATION SUBSEQUENT TO FORMAL
TERMINATION SESSION WERE AT POSADA OWN INITIATIVE AND WERE
FOR PURPOSE VOLUNTEERING INFORMATION ON SIGNIFICANT EXILE
EXTREMIST PLANS, TO SOLICIT AID FOR RETENTION OF WIS RESIDENT
AL TEN: STATUS AND FOR HELP IN OGTAINING U.S. VISITORS VISAS :
FOR SELF AND FAMILY. POSADA WAS NOT TASKED TO PROVIDE
INFORMATION BEYOND SPECIFICS OF EXTREMIST PLANNING WHICH HE
HAD REPORTED ON OWN INITIATIVE.
4, POSADA RECONTACTED THE CARACAS STATION ALMOST
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REPORT ON WHEREABOUTS OF ORLANDO BOS CH AVILAg FRANK
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NEPHEN, HE KAS CONTACTED A DAY CR SO LATER (19 FESRURARY 1976)
BY STATION BUENOS AIRES TO DESRIEF FOR ANY POSSI@LE INFORMATION
CONCERNING SECURITY OF SECRETARY KISSINGER VISIT, aT THIS
TIME POSADA WAS TRAVELLING WITH FORMER DISIP CHIEF REMBEATO
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VISA ASSISTANCE REPORTED CARACAS 30169, THE LAST CARACAS STaTION
CONTACT WITH POSADA WAS i rew DAYS LATER TO COUNSEL HIM PER REF 8,
AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO CONTACT POSADA ON 7 OcTOBER
1976 IN CONNECTION REF Cj
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TEPHINETION SESSION WERE AT FOSADA OUN INITIATIVE AND WERE
FOP PUPFOSE VOLUNTEERING PFORMATION GN SIGNIFICANT EXICE
EXTREMIST PLANS: TO SOLUILEC Milt FOr RETCHTION OF HIS SESTRENT
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concerning Luis Pcsada.
2. (The Agency: has had no relationship with Luis
POSADA's Investigative Agency or any other business venture
he may have had in Caracas. Cog
3. The decision to terminate the relationship with
Posada was taken in carly 1974. Our only reason for
continuing the contact beyond date of that decision in 1974
Was to resolve certain outstanding federal income tax mat-
ters, and we tried to keep these sessions as infrequcnt
as possible. Because Posada had < high local profile, we
waited for his periodic non- “scheduled call-ins to reccive
and convey any news concerning tax matters.
4. Contacts with hin subsequent to February 1976
were at Posada'’s own initiative (except as indicated below)
and were for the purpose of volunteering information on
Significant cxile extremist plans, to sclicit aid for re-
i tention of his resident aticn status, and fer help in
: obtaining U.S. visitors visas for self and family. Posada
was not tasked to provide information beyond specifics of
extremist planning which he had reported en.own initiative.
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: February 1976 to voluntcer a report on the whereabouts of
: Orlando BOSCH Avila; ran STRO. The threat tc ¢
. gale Or SalVador wLNDE's nephew. He was contacted 2 d
or so laver’ by Station Aires to debrief him on any
possible information concerning the security of Secretary
: Kissinger's visit. At this time Posada was travelling with
‘ former DISIP Chief Remberto UZCATEGUI (his client) and
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himself.
7. The Caracas station has no reason to -helicre
that the source of TDFTRDB-515/10256 deliberately delayed
passing on Bosch's and Poseda’s remarks about hitting a
Cuban plane until after the incident. When Posada made
the statements to the subsource he was not specific as
to any time or place for the incident. When the subsource.
reported this intormation to the source, the subsource
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1. 0oIn response to the queries posed in the
Reference, there follows below amplification of information
concerning Luis Pesada.
2. The Agency has had no relationship with Luis
POSADA’ s Investigative Agency or any other. usiness venture
= he may have had in Caracas.~ oa
3. The decision to terminate the relationship with
Posada was taken in early.1974. Our only reason for
continuing the contact beyond date of that decision in 1974
W3s to resolve certain outstanding fedéral income tax mat-
ters, and we tried to keep these sessions as infrequent
as possible. Because Posada had a high local profile, we
wiited for his periodic non-scheduled call-ins to receive
and convey any news concerning tax matters.
4. Contacts ith hin subsequent to February 1976
were at Posada’s own initiative (except as indicated below)
and were for the purpose cf voluateering information on
Significant exile extremist plans, to selicit aid for re-
tention of his resident alicn status, and fer help in
obtaining U.S. visitors visas for self and family. Posada
was not tasked to provide information beyond specifics of
extremist planning which he had reported on.own initiazive.
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S. Posada recontacted the Caracas Station in mid-
February 1976 to volunteer a report on the whereabouts of
Orlando BOSCIi Avila, Frank CASTRO, and the threat to ths |
iife of paivador ALLENDE's nephew. He was contacted 2 day
Or so laier py Station Buenos Aires to debrief him on any
possible information concerning the ‘security of Secretary
Kissinger's visit. At this time Posada was travelling with
former DISIP Chief Remberto UZCATEGUI (his client) and
investigating the authorship of a letter bomb sent to Cuhan
Ambassader in Caracas.
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that the source of TDFIRUB-S18/10286 deiibcrately delayed
Passing on Besch's and Posada's renarks shout hitting a
Cuban plane until after the incident. Khen Posada made
the statements to the subsource he was not specific as
to any time or place for the incident. When the subsource
Teported this information to the ‘source, the subsource
had no reason to believe the information yould be passed
On by the source to this Agency as he is unwitting of the
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AND THE DEFENSE ATTACHE ABOUT IN JUNE 397bf ¥ irs iped i =
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Date: 19 October 1976 . Date: 19 October 1976
Classification: Confidential Classification: Secret .
CARACAS 12401 SUBJECT: Additional Questions .
SUBJECT: Press Queries re Bosch/Cubana Gase 1.DX MESSAGE NO, 0714
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“FRANCISCO NUNEZ. POSADA AND CARRILES KNOWN TO STATION. PRELIMINARY
TRACES ON NUNEZ SHOU HE JEALTHY CUBAN EXILE AND MEMBER OF CORU
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@. WE ARE CONCERNED IN SO FAR AS ARREST OF UKSCARLET-3 NIGHT CAST
SUSPICION, AND BRING ON ADDITIONAL CHARGES OF BKHERALD CONNECTION
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CONTACT OF DAO. ¥
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4. WE WOULD LIKE 70 HAVE YOUR VIEWS ON THE FOLLOWING: ¥
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‘4. CAPACITY IN WHICH AGENT SERVED: :Penetration of WKSCARLET
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8... REASON FOR DISMISSAL: Loss of access of Anterest. nel sae et eae
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9. SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS: On 13 October 1976 Subject was arrested
by Venezuelan security agents on suspicion of involvement with -°
others in the destruction of a Cubana aircraft near Barbados an
.6 October 1976. Chief, NVIDEA Caracas has prohibited any Station:
contact with Subject until further notice.
10. IS AGENT RECOMMENDED FOR ‘REUSE? Depending upon resolution of
question as to involvement in above cited incident. Suggest .
no further. use of Subject. -'-- oes
11... MANNER OF DISMISSAL AND ATTITUDE AT DISMISSAL: Subject was. - _
antcably terminated by Caracas Station officer. Tae
12, LETTER OF TERMINATION OBTAINED? Yes SECRECY AGREEMENT: 13 Feb 16
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TERMIMATION SECRECY OATH
T, Tvis Clemente Posada ©. sam about to terminate ay association
with the Urganization. realfze that, by virtue of my duties with the
Organization, IT have beep the recipient of information and intelligence
which concerns the vresent and future security of our country. I am |
aware that the unauthorized disclosure of such information is prohibited
by the espionage laws of our government which specifically requires the
protection of intelligence sources and methods from unauthorized dis-
closure. Accordingly, I’ SOLEMNLY SWEAR, WITHOUT MENTAL RESERVATION OR
PURPOSE OF EVASION, AND IN THE ARSENCE OF DURESS, AS FOLLONS: .
1. I will never divulee.. nudlish, or reveal by writing, word, conduct,
or otherwise, any information-relating to the national defense and
Security and particularly information of this nature relating to intel-
ligence sources, methods, personnel, fiscal data, or security measures
to anyone,. including, but not limited to, any future governmental or
private employer, private citizen, or governnent employee or official
without. the express -wFitten. consent of the Chief of the Orranization
or his authorized representative, . mo . ;
2. TI have been invited to submit in writing any monetary claims I may
have against. the Organization or our government which may in any way
necessitate the disclosure of information described herein. I have
been advised that any such claims will receive full legal consideration,
In the event, however, that I am not satisfied with the decisions of the
Organization concerning any present or future claims I may submit, I will
‘not take any other action to obtain satisfaction without prior written .
notice to the Organization, and then only in accordance with such legal
and security advice as the Organization will promptly furnish me.
3. Ido not have any documents or materials’in my possession, classified
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Previous Agency Association With Persoas | iy
Allegedty Responsible for Bombing of .
Cubana Airlines Flight .
2. On 6 Vctober a Cubana airlines flight crashed
shortly after Cakcoff from Scawell airport at Barbados. .
Seventy-eight persons aboard were killed in the crash, :
The passengers were mostly Cuban, bute also included a>
North Korein delegation and the wife of the Guyanese
DEM in Uavana, 4
2. Following the incident the Trinidad and-Tobago
police detained two Venezuclan citizens who they believe .
are connected with the bembing. The suspects are Jose :
VAZQUEZ Garcia and Freddy LUGO, both holders of Venezuclan
passports, On subsequent interrogation by the Trinidadian
potice te was learned that Vazquez is an alias used -by
' Norman Ricardo Lozano.
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ov the alias Varquez. According to the Legal Attache in
Cargeas, however, both Lugo and Lozano are employed as
investigators by an industrial security Cirm operated by
Luis POSADA Carrites. Posada is a former salaried ayent
of the Agency. He is a Cuban exile, naturalized Venezucltan,
who was’ formerly head of the counter-intelligence divis' n
o€ the Venesuclan civilian security service. Posida low.
his jeb with the security service in dkerch of [974 and was
amicably terminated by the Caracas Station in June of 19/74.
The Station continued in occassional contact with Posada
pending resolution of problems concerning his U.S. income
taxes. llts last reported contact with the Station was in
June 1976 when he unsuccessfully sought Station assistance
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victon is based on the fact Recenfi wits seen snevei biiag
: a Curacas hotel vccupted by members of a Cuban fencing
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SPOS 16 February Lugs, Uheumegos, Cubs
\ U.S. Permaneat Resident Alien (PRA) at lenst uatil 50 Muy 75. Possibly aos
Lost status ns result of allowing his reentry permit to expire, but tais”
not clear. we protected his PHA atutus while he +orked for us fa Carsense-
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Entered U.S. as exile 26 February 190i.
Served U.S. aray as Ond Li. Fort Benning March 63 - March 64.
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April 65 ~ granted PUA and recrulted By JNWAVE a5 fogstructor working for Training
; Branch smi us source of invo on exile activitics in Minmi area. OA Oct
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Aug 65 + deing used by UNWAVE CI Branch to report om activities of "Central
Junta” veing org.nmiacd to govern activities of RECE, Com:ndos L, MATN, und AVBC.
Subices associated with RCE.
June 67 = Setject known to FBT and Departrent of Justice us CIA employee.
Cooperating with FRI/Minal in investigation of Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal.
July G7 + Amienbly terminated ty UMNAVS. Continuing to cooperate with FBI.
RE ors has eRe ea 2 ee
Aug O67 - Mentioned au CIA agent iu broadcasts from LASO conference.
2 Cew G7 = Having obtained Jcd in DIGEPOL, Crurneas, Subject picked up by Caracas
: Stution as undinternl penstracioa of DICEPOL. Held severnl responsible
: positions--Gilcr of 4th Division, Explosives & Armments, and Chier of
- CI sestion. Continued voraing sor DISIP, successor to DIGEPCL, during
E : COPEL administration and .as used by DISTP Cuief, Dr. Rember=o UZCATEGUI
XREXXYARIRNY cn various sensitive operations.
: March 72 © Suspeeved by DEA of Lavoalvement io narconics trifficking. (He was
: in burope on DISIP business ut the time.) Myy 73 "“pussed" polygruph os
a this subfect.
March 74 - Disnissed raa DISIP, along with muny others, when AD saduioaistrution
insugurstai. ‘femalnsted 20 June 74 due to loss or uccess. Sainry et cine
oY termination $4.0 per month.
Convact with Suegect continued becuse of outst: nading problem re U.S. tuxes,
which wes Sinally settled Feoruury Jo. At chat ubse Subject was favorzing
tation re movements ond activities of Orlunio BOSCH. Occusional cenutect
continued at least through dume yo.
ency protedial Subfect's PFA suutus Tram March ly7O until his terainntion
June isis. in January 19.5, memo «us sent to Alien Affairs Oiricer teliing
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: 1963 U.S. Army Platoon leader (2nd Lt) Fort Benning, Ga.
: 19 Aug 63 Polygraphed in connection with investigation for attendance ;
{ at intelligence course. passed. ,
7 _ March 64 Released from active duty
May 64 “Subject in charge of group setting up training camp in i
i ~ Polk County, Fla. Was also au instructor. i
: June 64 Resided in Miami, was member of JURE
he Jan 65 Subject assigned to M/V Venus and one of the plotters :
| ’ to take command of the M/V Venus, a 110-ft Panamanian ,
vessel belonging to Manuel Ray Rivero, leader of JURE,
Subject dispatched to Miami by Jose Ricardo Rabel Nunez, :
: one of the chief plotters.
14623 March 65 Subject approached by 281386 re using subject as : '
po : ; Mexico 7 ‘ .
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coup. Station advised subject accept offer and report
: findings to WAVE
: 26 Mar 65 Recruited by JMWAVE/ training instructor and reporter on exile:
activities in the Miami area.
April 65 POA granted
20 Apr 65 Team leader of Cuban exile recruits for operational teams
. to participate in an attempt to overthrow the Guatemalan
government.
15 Apr 65 Polygraphed on 1) whether he had withheld anything re his
knowledge of Roberto Alejos Arug (Subject had withheld
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info on a U.S. military unifers mentioned in a ‘conversation
related to the plan to overthrow Guatemala)
2) fact that Subj in contact with the group planning a
revolution in Guatemala; that subject hag/eocruited to
transport ‘arms for the group from N.Y. (place of purchase)
to Miami, that Subj had told no one of his connection with
CIA; that he was not reporting to anyone other than CIA.
3) _ Fact that he never took part in any communist party ,
service and that apart from Cuba, he had no connection
or agreement with the government of any other country. j
Polygraphed to verify that! subject was not cooperating in :
any way with the govlof any country other than U.S. and
was not obligated to any Cuban exile group.2.He never did
took CIA equipment or cargo without authorization,
3. Did not assist in the training of any unauthorized persons
since working for CIA, ,
4. Did not recall having discussed the details of his
operational activities with any unauthorized person.
Subject requested permission to accept a position (military
leader) as part of a collective Junta set up to govern the
activities of joint forces working collectively in activities
against Cuba.
In U.S. Dept of Justice investigation of Lefty Rosenthal,
Subject was revealed as "attached to CIA" and as supplier of
240 lbs of C-4 explosives. The Dept had a report from its
Security Squad which stated that Subject was CIA agent in a Hx§
GS status.
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meetings for purpose of arresting Rosenthal for possession
of goods passed to him by Subject.
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Subject terminated/by JMWAVE at Hqs instructions for
loss of access (resigned from his position as a military
coordinator/member of RECE) and security reasons (involved
with Miami gambler Frank Rosenthal.
Subject informed KICOBALT-1 that he had offered his services
to Bolivian Consul in Miami as interrogator/guerrilla
fighter in Bolivia, offered $800 (Hqs in no way involved)
Proposed to organize a group of Cuban gterrilla training
officers. He left the impression that he departing soon
Traveled Caracas seek ,employment through an old friend who
resided there.
JMWAVE advised that no contact with subject be made because
he mentioned as CIA agent on radio §& TV LASSO conference
and also involved shaby deals in Miami,
Returned to Miami obtain proper visa enable him work in
Venezuela. Said he obtained job with DIGEPOL through
Rafael Tremolst Gustavo Ortiz Faez
Subject's contract held in abeyance until he in place.
Subject to be re-contacted by Station when he returne
Caracas and starts new job.
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CIRASH-4.
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29 AUG 69
19 Oct 69
17 Nov 69
18 Mar 70
14 Apr 71
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POA requested on Subject for use as DIEGPOL penetration
but cancelled because of his Involvement in clandestine
sodatage activities and failure to report complete stories
of his activities. Subject handled as hostile until his
motives completely ascertained.
Folygraphed ar Purpose: To determine conclusively that
he broke off completely with Lefty Rosenthal group and
that he not currently involved in any ilkegal activity ..
which could cause embarrassment to US Gov. and 1) Status
of his relationship with his brothers 2) degree of his
involvement with in theft and dispésal of demolition and
other sabatoge devices. 3) past illegal activities or
association with gangster elements make him vulnerable to
blackmail. 4) that he not engaged in activities hostile to
to U.S. government. Subject was willing and eager to
Raxx take SWIRL. passed SWIRL exam 23 May with satisfactory
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clarification on all points of xemerm concern.
4
68: Attended Latin American student conference at Merida
Subject returned to Caracas (from Miami?-not clear in 201)
Subject ordered by CIVISTA to make surrepitious entry of
Guayana Embassy in Caracas to get "any info of interest".
Left Caracas for Miami to investigate purchase of $300,000
worth of weapons by Richard Hart.
Subject making efforts preserve rights to become U.S.
citizen while becoming citizen of Venezuela (which might
be necessary for ops reasons i.e., to maintain his high
position in GOV). Sought Station's help who, through Hqs was
able solve problen, . aon
Subject § family in Miami to process application for U.S.
re-entry permits. Returned Caracas 20 March,
Subject sent by CIFENCE service to Lima to assemble bomb
to be sent to former Venezuelan dictator Perez Jimenez.
Subject requested Lima Station's help in mission. Station
recommended against it.
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12 Feb 73
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of Interior (Loredzo Fernandez) on a 4 to 6 week trip
to Europe. Trip speculated tobe Fernandez’ touching tee
base for political reasons prior announcing his presidential |
candidacy upon return.
OA requested for use as penetration of DISIP.
Subject polygraphed to determine if DISIP and/or CIFENCE-1
had knowledge of Subject's connections with Stations if
he,“éver requested to work against U.S.; if he contacted
either of his brothers since May 68; ne involved with
illegal arms smuggling. Result: answered truthfully, no
indication of deception, ,
Travelled to Miami by his employer to purchase 25 nine
milimeter pistols for GOV use. (unable to refuse or evade
assignment).
2 OA granted.
Subject placed in charge of another CIRASH division with more
responsibility and importance. Initiated extensive
investigation of Prensa Latina and its Caracas Director
and the kidnapping of Venezuelan industrialist Carlos amin
dominguez.
To Rome to aid in auddo operation -
Name mentioned in unspecified connection with several
members of the UIR who involved with narcotics.
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to influence Venezuelan government officials to drop
charges against.a representative of a New Jersey
corporation. XXUNZ The New Jersey Corporation (Av)
was instrumental in getting a $20,000 contract for the
U.S. for the voting machines to be used in the
December 1973 elections.
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15 Februnry 1925 - Cuba
(Cori-state mgineering 529
1 Septerder 1965
Technical Supervisor
$300.60 net ror wonch ACTUAL
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FOR AMERICANS. _
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H PARIS AND THREE TIME CONVICT, APPROACHEO SUBJ MID-APRIL WITH OFFER
FIRST REF, STATED TWO SICILIANS LIVING PARIS ALREADY SUCCESSFULLY
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AND DELIVERED PERSONALLY IN STATES, ENTERING VIA CANADA, DELACOUR
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3. ODELACOUR ALSO USES NAME DELAMARE, AGE 47, HEIGHT 175CHS,
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PRIORITY DIRECTOR
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1. FIELD TRACES FIVE NO NEW /-TNFORMATION
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wH/M AMT 46535 OTAER CENERA » NONDEROGATORY pe —
2. REGRET DELAY DETERMI rnd Mack Ai Sank ——-
STATUS REGARDING CLASC. PROBLEM HAS PEEN IN CATING
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FRIENDS, TO DETERMINE IF HE HAS ACCESS AND STATUS CLASC AFFAIRS
MERITING STATION DIRECT FOLLO¥-UP, SUSJECT REPORTEDLY
INVOLVED IN CHURCH FUND RAISINS WORK AND SPENDS
CONSIDERABLE TIME AWAY FROY HOME. ‘VILL ADVISE SOONEST
BUT GIVEN BISFICULTIES AMCLEVE~15 HAS WAD MERELY IN
REACHING SUBJECT SINCE RECEIPT WYVCU--2792, HAVE
DOUSTS GH PRCSPECTS FOR MISSION.
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REQUEST FOR INVESTIGATION AND/OR NAME CHECK : re 2 Oct 1969 sav
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already 1a your file, RI and Div traces are N.D. and current Fleld traces will be
forvamded. Subject ie reported as currently employed in Caracas at the Office of
the Coordiustor of Economic Afisirs. Subject carries 5.0.9 22428 and vaa first
proceased for POA in 1960. "48/4 Jokn f, Ho. fark _&. eR ____
T/N: PICO Ramon, Reinalde UT EA ST
SSDP OSERE UT
‘ TO : Chief, CL/OA DATE FASEF
FROM: Ucputy Director Security, I0S o
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reports attached = LZ KA
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CONSIDERABLE TIME AWAY FROM HOME. WILL ADVISE SOONEST
BUT GIVEN DIFFICULTIES AMCLEVE-15 HAS YAD MERELY .IN
REACHING SUBJECT SINCE RECEIPE NYCW- 8792, HAVE
DOUBTS of PROSPECTS FOR MISSION.
3. FILE: 261-284658, XeREF 3 200-124-192/3,
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forwarded. Subject ia reported as currently employed in Caracas at the Office of
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proceased for POA in 1960. ary, Jotn B foward e e
P/N: PICO Rawon, Reinaldo Taree eee ek
DATE & AEE
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1. CONCIR YOUR ASSESSYENT RE LIKELIHOOD UMDBYIL WILL TAKE-
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2. PER PARA 2 REF, WE RECALL THAT STAFFER LOUIS J. SOCKWELL,
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PuANAS OR BOTH IN 1965 BUT THAT RELATIONSHIP DID NOT PROSPER.
THERE WAS ANOTHER ABORT IVE ATTEMPT TG CONTACT PLANAS THROUGH
- JACOB L. VAYRICK IN EITHER LATE 67 OR EARLY 68.
“ S. SUSGEST FOLLOWING POINTS IN WOFIRM'S OPS RELATIONSHIP
WITH™AMICE-+31 WHICH MIGHT BE SUITABLE AS BONA FIDES:
A. PERSON MAKING CONTACT COLLD USE NAME “PR JOHNS”
WHICH WAS ALIAS USED BY FORMER JMVAVE C20,
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ISABSe ie WI’MIAMNE COULD PROBABLY Fin OUT CLAREAT STATUS
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4. RUBASH DISPARSGING REMARKS AGAINST GARCIA MOURE INCLUDED
HE. NERY ANTI-AMERICAN WEO HAS THREATENED SOME WOFIRM PERSONNEL WITH
EXPOSURE ESCRIBED 4S A MASPERO LIEUTENANT WHO CAME TO MIASI TO
DO MASPERO BIDDING.
5. PLANA IS DEVOTED TO SOCIAL CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
HUG CONCERNED WITH WORKERS EDUCATION. DESCRIBED AS QUIET, STUDIOUS
“GOES TO NEW YORK OCCASIONALLY,
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COMMITTEE, HE RELEASED STATEMENT 1965 CXDREMELY CRITICAL U.S,
NILA TERAL ANTERS FENTION IN Dou REp, aT FIRst MEETING 4 MAY 65
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GROUP STRONGLY ANTI-US.
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AN2 OPPSRTUNITY TO MONITOR CLOSELY CLASC PLANNING AND DAY
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RE HOUSED TOGETHER IN INFA. IF SO, THIS FACT, COUPLED WITH
PROBABILITY THAT SEVERAL PBRUMEN EXILES WILL TRAVEL AnD
STICK TOGETHER (SEE REFERENCE A), MAKES IT DIFFLCULT LAY
Gi CONTACT ARRANGEMENTS FROM THIS END. REQUEST THAT SANTO
SOMENGO STATION PROVIDE TELEPHONE NUMBER AND NAME BY MEANS
WHICH AMICE-31 CAN INITIATE CONTACT. AMICE-31 WILL GIVE
“S HIS BANE SAYING HIS "AMIGO DE MAIRU EN MIAMI". FYI
AMICE 31 SPEAKS 80 ENGLISH,
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BE WORTHWHILE HAVE 'AMICE- 31) ATTEND CLASC COUNCIL MEETING OF REFS,
(SEPARATE CABLE FOLLOWS RE MEETING AND BACKGROUND IN COMPLIANCE REF C,)
A5 OF TWO YEARS AGO AMICE-31 QUITE CLOSE TO MASPERO AND MAY BE ABLE iVE
. US oOo ACCESS ‘TO INNER MASPERO CLIQUE FOR INTEL PURPOSES, NATURALLY WE
tr woul rawr HIM TAKE ACTIVE PART IN SUPPORT OF MASPERO'S POSITION AT
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AFTER CONGRESS WOULD BE OF GREATER IMPORTANCE,
4. FYI ALL ADDRESSEES: AMICE-31 WAS ONE OF TWO WOFIRM REPORTING
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MEDELLIN (ATT IG REP B) CONTAIN SEVERAL TNISTS THAT APPEAR AIMED
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B, ART 15 CALLS FOR ALL ATeliaveS TO ACT IN CONSONANCE
WITH THE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS OF JMDEVIL AS WELL AS THE
SCISIONS OF THE CONGRESS, COUNCIL AND EXEC COXNIT?PEE, FAILURE
TO COMPLY CAN RESULT IN SUSPENSION OF APPILIATE BY ACTION OF
EXEC COMMITTEE PENDING FINAL DECISION OF NEXT COUNCIL OR
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21 July 1933, Regla, Havana, Cubs
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Carmen Marcela Pino
Regino PICO
Maria de la Paz Ramon
Member of Brigade 2506; Member of the Prisoners
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PREFERENCE: Your Memorandum, Dated
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
‘SUBJECT: Luis Clements POSADA-Carriles
’ REFERENCES: a. Memo for Record, 26 June 1967, by LRH,
game subject ;
b. Williameon/Henze Telephone Conversation,
28 June 1967 :
1. In my meeting with the Department of Justice today, I
confirmed that POSADA-Carriles was our man. I outlined the pre-
liminary information we had developed on the transactions between
him and one Lefty Rosenthal.
2. Justice was advised that our information disclosed that
POSADA-Carriles had paseed silencers and gre to Rosenthal
@uring July 1965, and that in Cctober 1966 he had furnished pencils
and fuses. I also stated that it was our understanding that POSADA-
Carriles wag in contact with FDI/Miami and that it had been advised
of these dealings. Juatice-was told that the items involved were not
of Agency origin. It wae emphasized, however, that this was our
preliminary conclusion and that we would undertake to verify it.
3. Justice acknowledged that FBI reporting disclosed
POSADA-Carriles as its contact but apparertly the details are some-
what vague. To make a federal case agaiast Roserthal because of his
suspected involvement in the bombings, it will be necessary to show
that the iteme used were obtained through interstate commerce. A
preliminary reading suggests prosecution under Title 18 Section 837.
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volunteer himself to the FBI or did it approach him initially; |
= (o) who informed the FBI of the July 1965 deal - the Agency or
‘POSADA-' -Carriles;'(c) on what date was this information given;
-4a) oimilarly as regards tho-October 1966 transaction, the dato |
; ‘the information furnished and by whom: (e) what were POSADA-
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y ._- hypothesis was suggested to the effect that POSADA-Carriles
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! began to feel the pressure did he start reporting to the Agency and
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| : 5. Under etrictly controlled conditions with POSADA-
Carriles acting as a conduit, Justice is considering the possibility
of assisting Rozenthal to obtain his needed items, whereupon he
will be arrested immediately for possession. I told them while we
might be willing to have POSADA-Carriles so used we were under-
standably concerned over the adverse comment thai our employee's
involvement-could generate.
6. Ox a quatter that may be related: one Alhert LARRAIN
Maestro is alleged to have admitted to POSADA-Carriles that he haa
deen involved im the bombings with Rosenthal and to have said more :
explosives were needed. LARRAIN Maestre is a fugitive under a
“narcotics endictment having formerly resided at 153 East 57th Street, _
New York, New York. Do we have any information on thig person? i
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Amcaeve~
: 15 currently ccoperaing FRI
Became involed R July 658
On station instructions cooperated ag intermediary in passing stuff--
silencers and grenades--at that FBI informed
. Instructed to withdraw
Unti? Oct 66 -- was threatened -- asked to nake or : obtain
At this point 2 made certain things 150 pencils. Did not tell
station® until ‘fairly, recently
Taen put in touch with LNERGO 68 June told ‘9 June told FBI 15 June
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$350.00
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15 wants their assistance "to disappear"
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NOTE FOR THE RECORD
SUBJ BCT: Telephone Convereation « William son/Hensa, 1035 hours,
28 June 1967 os,
1, Station reply sent 1640 hours 27 June (IMWAVE 7900),
2. AMCLEVE/15 currently on Ration roles at $350 per month.
He has been cooperating with FBI.
3. During July 1965, 15 introduced to Rosenthal by third party.
On Station instructions he cooperated with Rosenthal acting as Intere
mediary in passing to him silencere and grenades. FBI informed.
4. In accordance with Station instructions, 15 broke off
contact with Rosenthal.
5. On October 1966, 15 recontacted by Rosenthal. Rosenthal
demanded he make or obtain additional items threatening him with bodily
harm and aleo-complaining previous itema faulty. Whoreupon 15
furnished Rosenthal 150 pencils and some fuses. Station only recently
advised of this transaction and 15 put in contact with FBI.
6. Meme furnished July 1965 and October 1946 transactions
not Agency origin.
7. Ona 6 June, 15 again contacted by Rosenthal.
8. On 9 June, 15 reported Rosenthal contact to Station.
9. On 15 June, Station advised FBI,
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26_Juno_1967
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IMMEDIATE HANDLING
1. DEPARTMENT JUSTICE INVESTIGATING ONE LEFTY ROSENTHAL BELIEVED
. TIED IN WITH MIAMI CRIME FIGURES’ AND INVOLVED IN SEVEN RECENT BOMBINGS
MIAMI AREA,
2. , ROSENTHAL ALLEGEDLY APPROACHED U.S. CITIZEN NORMAN ROTHMAN IN
_DOMREP WHO PUT HIM IN TOUCH AMCLEVE-15 WHOM ROSENTHAL KNOWS TO BE
ROSENTHAL CLAIMS AMCLEVE-15 SUPPLIED HIM WITH CAPS
BOMBINGS ,WHO INVOLVED, AND WHY, WITH AMCLEVE~15 BUT LATTER INDICATED NO
INTEREST,
‘3. ROSENTHAL REPORTEDLY ASKING AMCLEVE-15 TO SUPPLY 240 POUNDS
C-4 WITH CAPS AND PRIMERS BY 1 JULY 67.
4. LOCAL POLICE INVESTIGATING SEVEN BOMBINGS BUT NOT AWARE
FOREGOING DETAILS RELATIVE ANCLEVE-15,
5. APPRECIATE PRIORITY COMMENTS INCIUDING MMITIX ANY POSSIBILITY
MATERIAL GIVEN ROSENTHAL COULD BE WOFACT ORIGIN,
COCSDINATING CPFICURT
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. crTE ROTHMAN FOR GAMBLING, GUN RUNNING AND OTHER SHADY ACTIVITIES IN
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: luis Clemente POSADA-Careiles
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: de Phe Department of Justice bas becn investigating
ona Lefty Resenti.s! whom thay belisve to be tied in with key |
members of organised crime ia the Miam! area and who also
they belleve has been involved in seven recent bombings to
the Miami ares. According to the information the Depastment
hae gotten eo faz, Rosenthal went to a United States citizcn
named Norman Rothman in the Dominican Republic and through
him directly or Indivactiy through « person knows aa Diago,
Rosenthal wae put ia touch with Luis Clemente Pesads-Carriles,
Aliea Registration Numbes A-12419708, 263 S.W. 26th Stroet,
Miami. Rosenthal understands thst Posads-Carriles ts attached
te CLA and claims thet Posade-Carriles supplied him with cape,
primers and C-4 explosives. Rosenthal ie reported to have
offcred to talk to Posada-Carriles about the background of the
Normbinga and who was involved and why, but Posada-Carviles
eaid he had no interest in tha background.
, 2. Rovcnthel ta reported to be asking Posada-Corriice
ta supply 240 pounds of C-4 axpicelvus with capa and primers
by Saturdsy and hae told Posada-Carriles that twenty more
bembinga azo echoduled. Tho loca! police are tnvestigaging
the seven bombings whien have taken place and do not know this
ether beekground matorialL _
3. Justige would very much lhe to have Rosenthal |
prosecuted and accordingly would like to have the axplosives
dalivered to Roseathol but to have 99% of tt faulty aad have the
state prosecute him oan the possession of the 1% of valid
omplosives. The Justice Department has a report from the
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fl . wis 48 of March 1967, the role oz NINCE<’ fa the Cuban’ -
{ os Governzest, including the ‘Cosmorcial Office ia London, was
less issortant than it had been two years ‘earlier, Durics
¢ those txo years, NCEE lost % Sudstancial portion of its
: . * Tunctions and Onerating elemeits, Eesianing early in 1866,
| "* Quoana ¢3 Aviscton mage its ova purchases abroad without .
tae essistance Of the NINCEX Conszereicl Gitiees, CUE.743400,
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‘Of MINCIN, was scheduled to Se abolished and replaced by
dnstituto dol Libro with heacquarters in Havana: Ia January
ana Feoreary isev, the GCC vas Stucyias the feasibility of
transferring -BAZUCAR, an operatiss elexent o2 MINCES, to
the Sugar Linistry, | . . .
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wp . the ‘followisz positions: vansger Ho2izaa Uxchine = --
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. Loe and the uinistry of Industry-to buy raw ad
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" Roberto POSADA Carriles:
. Fernando POUARES Hernandez: ,No ideatifsiadie traces. . . v
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Ly ls Attached herewith is a debriefing repert received fron
b AHFAST/13 “on 23, Aaril 1967 contalaing informa tica on the following:
a.. Roderte *POSADA Cérriles: .a bse agent and Cuban
. Telephone Cozpany caployec 3 Supervisor “for "Area’ Norte®
wale: is msponsible for’ Eavana City aad exployed ét [Area
J Sspecial®
MO .D55U3. a OSE agent end Cudsn velephone
Coapany sun ployee;.chic’ of installations end maintesance .
wt Sama Norte’ which “is responsibdle for Havana City.
¢. Jesus SSELTRAN: - @ DS2 and $ eee ‘nesber? exployed 4s"
.* © an installer and repairzan at "Area, Especial” of the
. Cuban Telephone Company in Vedaco, | Havana, . > .
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ane a Information on "Area Especial" dspar ‘meat of the ;
_ Cudan Telephica Company in Vedado, Ravana. . .
2. The cource of the resort, Lazaro Acmands *HERNANDEZ -
* Perez, A 17 405 $10, arrived in the United States from Cuba °
, via tha airlife en 14 April °l967, Source wes exployed az an .
installer and repzairman of telephone equipnent’ for the Cuban — nan Wa
. Telecsone Cenpany in Havana City from January 1959 to oF rr
6 February 15673 + . . 1. > LP geese
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36 UXWAVE traca recults are as follows: . : poe
ee: Lazare Armando HERNANDEZ Perez: no traces
> Roberto POSADS~Carrilles:— Cuban sipmntay £ . = wre
exployea since 1952. He isthe brother of AMCLEVE/15
_ ead the Sudject of a SEAN PERS file. .
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. bya HERMAIDSD is davried to Esther Consuelo NIGUEL Martine® ws
(ORs: 1A Septendsy 1939, %lavans, Mavane Prosince). They are © | .
_. tengorarily residing’ at l659-vest,srd. Aveares Hialeah, shone? “oo 0”.
ll depart (date not set yet) fors .>
00+ pesbor 62522327. 8
+. c/o (sister) Zlvira HE Z Perez, 364-Uillianson street, Eli- ,
+s zateth, New Jerseys, — . . . . . _ *
§.0 Since'1058.up to Apvil 1987, HERNANDSZ resided at-Santa” a
Yreae 226, Santos Suarez, Havana. otk Te *
eo; : gc .™ . ° .
S.- On 22 October 1357, HERIINGZ sterted to work for the Cuban; f
= Telephone Company tn Hovanz eaployed as laboser. Ouriag est
~ 3953, after undergoing a training szonsared by the enterpr
* psorarnanZ was orowoted as assistanteinstellprerepairaan oF
“ phons ecuipnent.within the telephone cecaunye - In early 1557, he
wes prosote2s “operador” (installeg an2 rezoirnan of teleshos€ . - e
equinaent)*,ssitfon which he held uo toe 6 February, 2967. E
_ BEE clains that eVen though he had presented his applicatica
Leave the ecuntry since 18 zy 15€5,. he did
phone ceasany of his*plans, to leave until. 4
“\6 Fodouary 2367, HE
to
not infera the tele-
Februzry 1957. Ga +
NNZZ resigned from the teleshone cexrpanye, 7 .
. ™~_ ° .
Mas
“Ter Asa teleghone cenpany worker, HES SZ operated fren ~ ooON ’
®srea norte” (north area-which includes all Havana city) xEth .
ovfises at 19th ssvect corner of 5 street, Vedado. HERNANDEZ °
_ etains that as Castaller and repaireaan he-never was involved we
Tsegging™ ox installnent of say kind of spzckal* equipsenrty> - : .
use this task wos assigned to another group that oper2its eee
Parca especial” (specisl area) which ts iceated at 15%a :
2b corner of C street, Sedado, Since 1953 up to 1955, - : .
Z was assigned to,were et*Plaza Civica. (new 2vazs dela an
on) where he repetres and fiastalied beleatones, Joris
Waistry of Censunleation, Ministry of Transportation, a
“S and for the Yudlic Library. In esrly 2558, before the + .
sry of the Araed Forces ang the MINTNT, were coved to the, - rv.
Civica, f JNTEZ was told that 1f he waated te keeps his oan .
at Plaza Clyieca, he had to tecoze fully inteyrated with the
YI, when’ HPAMNAYOEZ refused he was. transferred and assignes to
e naete . aa
vice private resicences.: ay ¥ _
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i
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“te thee es
etd
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Ce “Stace 1956°us to Joguary 1959, HERNAINEZ was a 25th of
aber, in the ‘propaganda evction, ‘selling bonus and delivering e
Anca. 8 7 .
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tn circa 1951 and resides at 1659- ° .) - > a
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vo“ + g2f32 27, Deceaber 1957, Arvest
- Alisa Regier tration BAI THAG5- 310°
.
Poe
vil Yos; ‘during “the nay! of Pigs resto, WEANA inDez ~
2 fer il says at Pringlpe arison 22, Havana,’ for of . .
Oa ID Septtaber 1952; E “22 and séven ott an
“thepestole an INT bogt ‘and attensted to escape * ~ . .
Ssankdo beach, -Guansbd3coa, Havens. | This tine, . re =
as detained (together u zith his .cozasnions) for a nonth
zt BSS offices, Cuinta corner’ of “Ceterce Street, Ulra- _-
en they vere released after.they werd given a lecture <- .° .
lution was sending/thea’free becouse Lt wae a gene~ : ,
ne(Meoricferts note: Sy that tins the GOC was not.- vols
i terns person: flo ucre exegnt escaping). - . ee .
EZ.was’ Getained for four Gays when he had . - .
th a C5Q-aenber in his neighdoos
Ss zided bn getting out ‘of jail by tis sister, Andrea. .
rez,.who ls pro-G0c, In cirly 1955) HERNANDEZ was oe
Sito days accused of Playing doxino (betting) . soot
ty e : . oat
zt sisters: Andrea WER! siazd Perez (B2031 “clrea ea
ory 3, Pinar del Rio Province). CDReneaver and. goc . woos
works at "Salud Publica” yita ‘ofiices at17 Street | Bot '
ez) between. 2 anc’ 4 fires ts, Vedada, employed as of= ot -
Suring itarch'1957 Sas punished to work for "Flota :
avana docks, packing fish,when she refused sto dO ie. ‘os ‘
- -Dering 1955 she was sarried-to (Sne) CANCIO ~ ee”
203 : circa 1927, Hava na, Havanze Province who is en- on
ector Shysteal’ Fitness 2t Havena Vaiversity, and oe
wach GIS supporter and a silitiassn. Andrea end -his- Wake et,
eat Calle San Miguel Cs. wars) corner of horques Cote
avana city. me : . : we . :
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er
ae 3 = — ‘provt ded the following info off cr interest:
ad, this tine coer
“3
V Cerriless: DSt-agent, aoervisor for "Area Norte"
‘all Havana _elity) of the Teleghone Ccnoany and. .
2 Essectal" (Spectal Area) of the Telephone’
“
aa - a
6 z wee ot
ce Sieagent, chief oF Insts listYons ind ,
of’ the Telephans Scazsay and .
“of the Telcshone Coapany. ce segber.” Jf
. : : ’
. te
s : "Sepe"s DSE and C2 cenber and - t :
"area Espectai". of the Telephone ¢ ~
55 snd CP meander sad inetslier and
wares Pesecial™ of the Teleghene “ospanye °
. : % + . ‘ o
ation ef "Cr interest.> Aticstaiat £3 é .
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' a , . ‘ over go 3 .
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14-0000
— _ : : Récenpsy 1957, Art ', Pear del, Ate Prove
ALiga a Raglatestica 542726055 S310" . . Loa,
“h¢ lkee. freely “and getives |
tefer as being clesr regardiny
2 reliable scurce of infor-
14-0000
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Anne eNebpmrenretine Mes atetemte ten | avenme) +
2 lp tari 67 | Soe,
20 abrino6r7 Ue
: - page 43% - woos
~suagset: Reterte Pes.
“SDSS agent, : ‘
includes aly “Ravan {
stgl- Cospany and ezpl
-Aros)- Qf the ‘Te oF
"araa Norte” funten ,
the “Toles hone o
we tSpdctan.
ve .
toe! a _- vette a =
“Awe -HEQ*ANDEZ.. wat’ POSADA in early, 1966 whén POSADA wad appointee * re
ed as Stservisor: for: ‘WKrea Sorte? of the Jelephone Coapany 6% °*; .
19°Street corner of B Street, Vedado, Havanas POSADA had beon - *
itransferred fro4 "Area Oeste" to this Job at Area horte" (poste .
“thon: which he {3 still holdings a oo or Sa
a . vai
. :
* * “e
+2, hits ° upon his. ‘arrive), POSADA 4 vas as ‘eignid | te work at ‘te gt
"Socelal Areca®- of tho Telephone Company which {3 located at. we
19 Stroct corner af C Strezt, Vedsdo, WEREANI32 claims that’ ~ 7
elnce thet tine 4% was known that, PCSANT wee 9.DSR agent, as
_ Ait was -knowa thatyall the personnel werking for "Arca Especial"
“were DSE azents (they usé to brag about it) since their jod ts ts
fastel etd repair: telephone equipsents for OSS, Military and all
GOC big shotse «PERUANO TZ: Clatas that he docs not know-what posl= .
tion Pa S328 holds within "Area Ccopeckal", since only "Area Espe- .
cial" personne? Ss allowed to enter the Pronlodae
v
3e0 HiaNAnIez ‘clots 3 kndwledye thet: since circa A283 POSADAL.”
tss a Cuban Telephons Coaran ny exiployee. : _. . - oo
e* ere ee
afen HER! Iain? Z elilas ‘that ren though PosiDa's position at
Parca Norte” ts that of Supervisor he never works 3s such, and ” .
ealy | works as Telephone. Techniclen (work unk.} when he ts need
ed at "Area Esocclal", “HERNVNDAZ clains that POSADAtS real work. ° ’
st "ares Norte” {s to check atl the ezaloyees, mainly those who ..
arer not Pro-GOC, so they work dard and to" avoid sabotage. |”
Se=. HERNANDEZ" cloins that 2035404 wears aLibtary uatfora dost
e7 the tire end carrfes side ara evea «hen wearing civilian ‘=
Clothese HERNANIIZ aleo clatas that he had heard POSADA when’:
fstking. with ‘other "Sosclal Area * personnel, anu thot they.,
becg a lot about ‘belng’: ‘DSE agents. They ciso talk about when
they sre assigns sd to install cny kind of telephone equipzents..
for s 8 Gcc personallty (exe CASTRO, Celie SaNHEZ Reeds
tte Cost ced sone new . *
se . te! Sone vot aay. Bet 1320 MANSE2 Clatas that:
y afver-2S4da'S retusa ‘ts Cubs, and nobody saw nor
any. hed Equipe cat far the Teleshone “ocpany. . met yte”
nN Do
AHTEZ saw POSWDA for the lost biog iot "Area Norte® .
slephane Cesaany, on 6 Fetresty 125 . .
?.
rit misesterion: 2900s In circa "1993, unks, Lge = .°
meee len (tote thingy atrateht black Asir(creme
vk gycst (care avns lasses} lor face j;caod teeth; Ot ha . _
BAL DISS ahender Bulld, Parcted (nanes uni, } oskdes at tos
as unk, J Meplanso, Mavana, CSE ageat, Sutey rvieor of "Area .
ard wether (posttlon orse) of “args eapecbel” of thes P
Rane Ceoranyze . . 8 . > . .
. . yo. yt ent tee . aay .
. » . . .
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erraees
14-0000
OED
aunce:
" Mt "3 Ww
ea
: . mu fos the TN t thee turing “yp o, but!
. oe never vot Sin until civea IMSS at Cares Porte" “bE the Teles ~
. . phone Cre Rye ~- ; a X :
Jowes a Cubsn.% velegs che’.
aDITZ eletas nal
- 7, Senpaky canloyi oe. elnce eirea :
: atc Jaintencree of “Area”
“ = worns (position unk.)
. ‘ 5 £C¢ Street,.“cedada, so
wo, : thet pre was "3 HSE ages ince he was on expicyee
. of parea @srectal? . .
. . . 7 - . . .
i : _ Tage EME USE eladis thas DINU besides Dragging sbeut belas a’
_ SSS agent wish ether “Sosctel Aree” enployeos, tells everybicy
aan . that ha is very proud of being a cP neniere
F » Bae Z clains that 220U together with’ Roberto Po3A2%
Care ways checkinzgéon the "Ages Norte” enpleyees dn.
’ a the svelding sabotages. .
; Vue eshsne
o mo. ei* or
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v the sele
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. ft. On il Revert 3 22 april 67. : *
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Cote o£ ; AN, i _
pop be, ATTASUVENT £30, - . .
4 . ea j . - . :
- bo. oA foley a . 7 . . one .
a ‘ suasztt: J {pat end nat oak.) Aka: "Rese" oe
soi . : ae and CP? cesber end Installer and repairnan. ;
ho oe ooo’ * co for "Area Hupéctel" of the Te lepkon nee Company : .
rn rr vt . . toe . st woe
~doaee ote , . sooty. os . my a
| 2-6 * 0 1 SOURGES Lazero * aysianed ¥ WAZ Perc os . cr ‘
a woe - D?033. V7 Yoce: wher! 1937, “Argeule ‘Dy Shaar ded *lo Peeve cote .
l ‘ 2 ot Alten Megisteation : wa 1704 95~520 Doo oe te :
. al: a oo Hapyarney Let Jose during 1957 whea they both started to, .
i o, L trork fer tho: Sudan Telephone “onpony, ta Ravane. 2%, Sas
i _ oe ,
_ “. , 2e- Us to etree 1962, Jozea wee 61) splayed as instalfer-repatrcan .
pooh for “Azcs Yorte"-of the Falepions Fousany at iy Street corner, of .
‘ poe _B Street, Vededo, Ravanne . oe - . oS
an can oo. “ 7 . _°
a . , Bee In cheea 1962 Joso was aensgned to work ac repatrnan agd , . .
s. . _ instyiles of telephone cculpwents for "Arca Ege eefal" at.12 Strect
Poet Oe, ‘ eorncr of 2-Street, Vedado, snd.sinee then £¢ ton ¢:ncun that Jose . .
ot * was a asp ee ent, of every other"Arsa Esacelal” caployac.
. + &a= Jose st ell spher "Area Pspecial” gerssnnel brags a lot abeut = *
tla boing a OS” agent. He wears « dattary unifora afta y5,. pshowkng noe a
yf wp, Tank one is aluays olde arvved, ‘ 4 SoM
. eo See In aarty 1966, Jose was elected to beeexe menber of the Cuban. *, , ’
eo. . Ceommuniss Party in an assecbly to (elect new CP genders at his, ¢ ¥Y
: lace of enployn . .
P — enka ‘ . ’ . moe . ‘
: perfermance of his job, Jose installs-and repalys'te- -
. meats ats OQsilees of wtnisters, BSE ofvices, illitary - .
Eeadcursiers, SOD porsanalitivstofslecs ond homes, ete. .
“ . BNvarys i Jone fog tt last tine fn early 1967 at “Area .’. °
: Aa . phoma Coupanye . so . . . .
N . ‘ oe
lo “npn: Chrea 1337, unke} eaveastan _
: Raiys dork .eves (wears sung jeses); round ‘
iy 5 7 in height and i¢0% strong betlc. darried |
H sides at (adi Pers Havana, OSE an C3 .
: ersrenairsan of tclestehe eculsnonts for "Area Lan
. Feloshsns Conssny at 22 Strect corner of, < Street,
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. -_ sport .8 4 taral 6? re
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uake) .
tnotallererepatrnan for . ,
the Telephona Gozipanye . .
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“ue "> SOURCE: . Lazare. trnende HPOeyoeey Perez. , beael
DPOR: LP Yecember 1257, ° artealta, Dinar del tio, Prove , ue,
to Alien Registratlon #A17-595-510 ;
HERNANDEZ get BSLTAAM ‘during’ 1956, when they were “both 7 Se 7
a 7 th
Guban Telephone | vonpany exugloyecs “ta Movande . . .
e ca .
Dew HERNANDEZ elaine knovledge that prior to 1959, SELTAAW, Ot
coe was an active 25th of July Moverncat’ menber fn Havana. ae 2. ,
fet, oo . ooo . . =
3.0 HIRAI elsins knowleds e that prior to nts (HEaMANDEZ®)
arrival to the Cubsa Telephon: Company, PELTRAY (date unke).
+ Wwas’a Subon Telephone Conpony tnaloyee. os
tet .
te
‘
5
{
pot -_ 4 “up to etrea1SS2; MELTAAM yas an installér-regsifden . of. a
; . télephone cquianents ut “Areca Norte” of the Telephone” Conrany ”
at 19 Street corner ef 5 Street, Vededo,Havanas -* wet
. ; .
.
. . . . Bie In circa 1952, “BRLTRAN was sass lgned to ‘work as resairnan we
. : and installer of telephone cquinscata for "Ayes Esaectal” at. .
_ , 29 Strest-cornay Srzeet » Vers .J0, and since then, $t was . ,
: kAown that ! LTS a YSE agent aS every other "area sepectar® :
eaployce, . . a,
. t
= “Ge “SSLTAAN weots ullitady untfora, shewing ¢ no rank, nest of the |
= : . " "tire end is als fags side ermed,even when wea ring civilian clothes,
: : Ke aiso “Brags a ict about being a OSE agent.” .
: .
» ; Fee In early ss SLTRAN wae" elected to becene ‘nenber of the?
. Cuban Communist 23 fa an asseabdly to clect new +? members at “ot
ante . . . =
his place af ent
s job, s3SLT2an instabls and repatrs’
ces oF itaasters, OSz offleces, Mille
nalisiest’ offices gpa hones, oray~
g Sedrusry 2957, .
. . .
1931, Havaas, Pavaas Prev,
hairs green cyesi .
and $30: stenaer *
wake. i, hackas Wa
rele: sane
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fy han . - . motesed = lo april 6? >
weet . wet Ueport = 2 weetl 67 es 2a s
! ") ; ‘ . wo, _< . Paye . : 3
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: te seo coo : ves
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Poot . . SUIIECTS General Sgfornation of Ch interest? .: 2 .7 8 .
i . . oe? To _ “eae Ss oy a oy
i 4 nan —_ vs . ’ . oe OT
i “eo . 2 goers, ‘Lazore Armando HEMANNsZ Peres wea
- . * 5763: 17 Deceaker 2337, Artenisa, Minar del Sio Prove
eo, bot Alien Registration cAl7-4052520", a aa
, oo . LA) anes eStrerst (s2ucrit ahi) OF covane coupany J+:
tt »Sweanalioez -eleids thet tn sity. 1000, the GoC stablished a ot:
. new departrcent ‘x thin theeuvel Telephone Coapany, this depaxct="
i - pent was caling "Ares Espeetal"s a mS
: 2 te As sito for “Arcafépecdal® was chosen a dullding located at ,
- (19 Stecet ‘cérner of G-Street, Vedado, Havens, thet ts in the
{ Sppdsite cernex of the sane block thet "Area Norte” of the
: . Telcphone Co..pany 1s located (12 Strect corner of 5 Street).
. Rrior to being truen by the 900, shebulleing uss the local” Ty
H cf "Colegtd Sepulveca™ .(Seaulveca private schools .
t - tavaronZ elalis that since "prea Esneclal" was organized, . *
. wall of Lts rmenbeyd thet had to deal whth Installations or re=
S patrnents of t2lephene egubpuchts had ‘to be DSE agents (by that | ?-
i tiac DIER, later’on G-2). i. . NL,
fie - Evea theush only, the cereditsd acnbers of “Area ‘Espectal” con,
*senter the pseaises, HEx ts elatus that Lt 4s cemzon kaowledge
. Yenony telephone enpleyecs that the Functions of the acbers of
foo Targa Es3e¢icl" is'to tastall, service and maintain telephone *
. . equipments fer: Offices of tinksters, Dod offices, Ninistry of
! the Avacd Forces, MINIT, GeC personalities! hoes aad offices *
1° Lacluding CATRONS), ASTI ons eny other Goo entity requiring |;
ae security mecsures, It fs olso ¢ main function of "Area fspectal"
tablish telephone equipnenss snd lings auoag trene
personngl to es
-ches of the Cus or crisis of 1952):
an Aray whenever ncecce (ext Octode
2 deen previously Inforacd by Eusedio Pho
ry, ekrlefer he
astro, on conrsefing carried ont at Freedos House,
1, 7, thet a telapnone cable ned teen installed (unsere
. ’ Strest corn? of 13 Strect, Vedoco, {place with .
Dy to go “Unidad Lilitarentlitery vait™) up to 19 .
: % 2 Str Jo ewbien Ro d referred to
' oazan; of Eno at that &
24 ah fa Isis
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MEMORANDUM FOR; DDP/CI
ATTENTION : Mr. Richard Ober ---——-—--
SUBJECT . : Identi-Kit Composite of James Earl Ray
1. In response to your request of 20 April 1968,
an Itdenti-Kit composite of the subject was completed on
that date, and the coded information was communicated z
to you for dissemination. The composite was assembled 0.
by the undersigned with the cooperation of Mx. (Joseph Baglio},
of this office.
2, We are forwarding, for your information, a copy
of the composite, along with the photographs and list. of.
stations received from your office, z
Elucacd -Suded
EDWARD M, SUDOL
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1, FOLLOWING INFORMA N FURNISHED BY LNERGO
CONCERNING SUSPECTED ASSASSIN OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR,
NAME ERIC STARVO GALT, ALIAS HARVEY LOWMYER, ALIAS JOHN
WILLARD, BORN 20 JULY 1931, HEIGHT FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES TO
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MOIZVE-1
‘Subject contimes to provide valuable
informstion on CIRASH end CIVISTA-5.
He took an SGSWIRL examination which
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that had been of concern to Headquarters.
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‘Cooperative and candid throughout the entire interview.
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SUBJECT ; AMCLEVE/1$ -- IDEN A
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BACKGROUND: - te
Subject is a.40-year-old PBRUMEN male who has been of continuing
WOFIRM interest since initial contact with JMWAVE aod more recently
with the Caracas Station as a penetraticn of the IDEN B organization.
PUR POSE/PROCEDURE:
Subject wae SGSWIR Led at the request of the Caracas Station because
of several [saues which tended to question Subject's bona fides, possible
affiliation with PBRUMEN intelligence thrcugh relatives, unreported associ
ation with gangster elements, thefts from WOFIRM, plus other items specified
fa questions Listed below. The interview was conducted in the home of
Oscar C. KALBING in both English and Spanish. (Subject’s English is quite
good, however, during actual testing Spanish waa used to avoid ambiguity or
misunderstanding of the question content.) KALBING did the translating.
RESULTS:
Subject remaine sensitive to one question which is related to his past
dealings with IDEN C but in fairness to Subject this sensitivity is believed
generated by genuine uncertainity over the amount of items which he had
been instrumental in getting for IDEN C. Sensitivity initially recorded in
other areas wae rosclved through pust-test discussion and responses to all
Subject was most
DETAILS:
Because of the numerous issues which were believed in need of clarifi-
cation, a three phase test was atructured prior to the interview and rehearsed
with Subject completely before any tosting took place. Discussions, as noted,
wero in both English and Spanish. Specific questions asked of Subject and
anewers given by him are as followa:
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Have you used any name besides IDEN A? Anawer: No, except
for nicknames and aliases used with WOFIRM.
Have you ever travelled to Washington, D.C. Answer: Yes.
_ Once several years ago.
Have you ever been to the Soviet Union? , Answer: No.
_ Are aby of your relatives members of the Communist Party?
After some discussion Subject felt it probable that they were.
Those specifically nientioned were his two brothers IDEN D
also in PBRUMEN and married to a Captain in the Militia.
_ Whea the question was prefaced with the words: "Is it your
- belief that any of your relatives are members, " Subject’s
answer was always yes. He based this belief on the fact that
both brothers hold highly reaponsible positions in key industries
in PBRUMEN and hence must be members. He also noted that
prior-to bia leaving PBRUMEN, he (Subject) and his two brothers
had many discussions about politics and their views differed
from Subject’s. As for hia brother IDEN E, Subject regarded
’ bim ae the “brain” in the fainily and originally a very religious
person who atrended Catholic services daily. He later evinced
distrust for the clergy in PBRUMEN and Dlamed them for the
downfall of the. church. When Castro made his move, IDEN E
was in completé sympathy with him and remained with him
\ “ daspite his apparent conversica to Communism, although
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: would usually retort with a comment that he (IDEN E) waa a
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: Are any of your relatives working for PBRUMEN Intelligence?
‘ His answer waa that he felt that at least one of them was accord-
ing to what KALBING inferred during his discussion with Subject
the day before the SCSWIRL test. This was hie brother IDEN D,
but he-also wondered about his brother IDEN E who might also be —
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. meationed in a letter come time ago, IDEN E had been in the
USSR receiving training of some sort. This training laoted for
a full yoar and occurred in 1962 to the dost of Subject'’s memory,
Subject was reascnably sure of thio date because cf the "A‘lesile
ertais" and Preaideat Kennedy's death which occurred lat=r.
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After this dlacussion the questicn read:
your relatives (brothers) are working fcr PBRUMEN intelll-
gence? Anawer: Yes."
. prevent anyone knowing his exact whereabouts.
to these contacts, Subject has sent one telegram to his mother
"Is it probably that
Did you know your, ‘brother (IDEN D) was working with IDEN G
before’ we told™ ‘you? Answer: No.
But again had some
suspicions.
Bosides the. letters we asked you to send to your brothers have
‘you corpniuiiicated with anyone in PBRUMEN ? Anower: Yes..
His mother: ‘about two or three times a year and with an aunt
named IDEN H which was the persun to whom he actually |
addressed the letter to bis brother which WOFIRM asked him
to write, This letter incidentally waz posted in 1967 (a few
months before coming to Caracas) and not 1966 as noted in
Station files. Since arrival in Caracas, Subject has written
his mother only once and had the letter posted from Miam{ to
(In addition
soon after the IDEN I just to let her know he was alright.) it
was abcut this time that IDEK E wrote to him and criticized
his participation in IDEN 1.
Have you seen either of your brothera since 19617 Subject answered
no, Lact saw IDEN E at the airport in the distance but thero
were employees from IDEN E's place of employment present
and IDEN E was apparently reluctant to go near the plane. Since
1961 Subject has not seen any member of his family and as time
goea on dues not miss them as much. The persone he claims to
have been closest to were his aunt and grandmother and addressea
comments to them personally when he does write to his mother.
When further discussing his brothers cn this question, Subject
was eomewhat cumplimentary despite thelr differing pclitical .
views and generally cunsidered them as hard-working onergotic
types with good school records.
Do you haves a secret means of contacting anyone in PBRUMEN?
Claims he knows of friends who have used telegrarns to transmit
coded messages but he hap never engaged in euch activity. These
mesoages were directed against the PBRUMEN. :
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~ Have you ever been in Communist Chica? Answer: No,
Have you over worked for tha intelligence service of any country
besides IDEN J and LNHARP? Answer: No
Have you ever received intelligences training in PBRUMEN?
Answerit ‘Now
Have you, ever ‘been. a member of any Commeaist guerrilla group?
Auswor: No. | Later explained sensitivity to the question as
- ,@manating from ervrrent work with two former Communist ~
-- guerrillas named IDEN K and IDEN L beth cf whom are now
with JDEN B.
Have you told anyone in PBRUMEN that you are working with
. WCFIRM? - Answer; No. This question led to a discussion
of broadcaste from PBRUMEN which identified Subject ae a
member of WOFIRM, - These broadcasts occurred in Octcber
1967 according to Subject and the man fingering him was
IDEN M, - The latter was not officially in Subject’s WOFIRM
grcup before his capture in PBRUMEN hence Subject does not
know why it was that he was specifically named. When it was
later suggested that this Announcement would probably have
ecme effect on bis family, Subject said be just didn't know
what effect it wculd have and has beard cf none. He agreed
that it was quite ironic that one side of the family was working
with an intolligonce service which was diametrically opposed
to the side to which another momber of the same family was
affiliated and in fact because of his present IDEN B employment
bo was actually in the business of hunting them down. Subject
agreed that it was indeed ironic but felt his convictions differed
from his brothers' and that was that.
_Have you told anyone in LDEN N that you are working for WOFTRM?
: Noted that some knew of his past affillatica hence the questioa
was cualified to mean his present affiliation. Later after
reachHons were recerded, Subject noted that hio wife ia fully
witting of hia WOFIRM employment aa is IDEN O. He also
mentioned that a PBRUMEN type, IDEN P, whom ac knows
from childhood has been kidding him constantly ia Caracaa
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that he io still with WOFIRM until Sabject finally told him fa
an offhand way,.,’Sare I'm with WOFIRM," but be does not
know what effect this had on IDEN P or whether he has told .
_. @pyone of bics-suapictone of Subject's WOFIKM Involvement.
"He specifically denied that anyone uther than these three
pereone were knowledgeable,
Does anyone in IDEN B know you have this mecting with us today?
Anawers No,”
Have you ever been asked to porforsa any task or mission agait ot :
the LNHARP? Answer: No.
Have you ever performed any task or mission on behalf of IDEN G?
Anewer: No.
Has-apyone told or instructed you on what to report to us? Answers
No.
Have you had contact with IDEN C since 1967? Anawer: No. Con-
tinued reactions to this question which necessitated a breaks
down teat to isolate the reason for his sensitivity to the topic.
He repeatedly denied that he had had ary contact with IDEN C
since the IDEN Q told him not to but acknowledged a physical
revulsion to the mention of the man's namo, and a long dis-
cussion ensued regarding the extent of Subject’s involvement
with sthe man. Subject contended that the contact bagan quite
innocently in 1965 and was what Subject initially thought wae a
deliberate provocation te see what Subject’s reaction would be.
Subject immediately reported the contact to JMWAVE handiers
who guided him through continued ccntacts and instructions from
IDEN Q. Subject was instructed tc sell IDEN C "silencers" (gune
with silencers attached--about six or seven to the pest of his
recollection) in order to find out his true identity. Subject fur-
nished physical descriptions and license numbers te JMWAVE
and continued to report on contact with IDEN C. He offered
Subject $500 US which JMWAVE told Subject to keep since it was
merely a bonus given him for his work as an intermediary.
IDEN C continued to force contact with Subject and once came
te his home in shorts and made veiled threats which were
anewered with counter threats of violence from Subject, and as
outright threat that Subject would kill IDEN C if he threatened
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wn him again, In 1967 while with the IDEN R, Subject gave
IDEN C some."pencils' to keep him away which Subject did
wot itien report to WOFIRN but later did. He gave him about
129 altcgether. Subject had promisod IDEN C some 590 pounds
a . _ £-C/ 4 oxplosives, M- 2%, sub-machine guns, etc. but all waa
on ~ Entended to. bait: IDEN C for arrest and none was over supplied
tohim, Later ‘Sobject acted After reacting to a break-down
question that: he hed supplied him with pencils, silencers, and
‘also sume grenades and pentolito, But theve he claims should
be a matter of record. with JMWAVE. The grenades wera
typical military typé and numbered about 24 to 48 altogether.
Again, however,’ ‘Subject noted that-he acted only as intermediary
eiween IDEN C and ancther individual. who ie now deceased ta
- 7 PSRUMEN and did not physically handle any muritions shipments.
_ As noted above, continued sensitivity to the question of the amounta
"or types of equipment furnished IDEN C ie believed attributable
te uncertainty of Subject's part as to exactly what he did arrange
for shipment to IDEN C. As to the basic question about contact
with him since 1967 (or when he was told by IDEN Q to no longer
have contact with IDEN C), Subject insisted that he never re-
satablished contact of any kind but alwaye checks at IDEN 8 to
determine if IDEN C is around,
Deo you now have in your possession any arms, munitions or articles
of demolition which-was once the property of the LNHARP? Only
those itema which were diccuased during-a pre-test debriefing,
‘wis., itome brought & Caracas by him in a sultcase and consiste
ing of the following: 3 or 4 smoke grenades; 6 or 7 booby traps
{army type); | plece of dolay fuse about 100 feet long: ore primer
cord about 100 feet; 2 or 3 MK2 grenades; about 10 pencila (soma
regular open market supply items and some of the "company"
variety); demolition pliers; knife; compass; metascope (infra-
viewer worth about $50 used). These items he said were taken
while with the IDEN R and with the knowledge of IDEN T although
_IDEN T did not know exactly what be had taken. Subject was uaing
these items frequently in training cources and they were not to
the best of Subjoct's knowledge thé property cf LNHARP at that
time although it is possible that seme of these itema were at one
time LNHARP and possibly WOFIRM items. But he explained
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esally be obtained through gun dealers, During a later convere
sation Subject noted that be hac heard of many places where
munitions could be obtained very easily especially in New Jersey,
"4m Callforata and in Miaml, but he denied being personally
iavolved to any ouch dealings.
x “Have you ever stolen: equipment of any type from WOFIRM? Answers
Yes. About 5 gallons of gas once from a launch boat. Other than
this, sotking. . .
Do you: ktiow the identities of perscns who stole arme and equipment
from LNHARP? Anewer; No.
Break-down questions dealing with IDEN C;
Did you Lave contact with IDEN C from 1965 through 1967? Answers
Yos.
During this time did he give you $500 for equipment which he wanted?
Answer: Yes.
Did you raceive more than $500 from him? Answer: No.
Ie it correct that you recolved threats from him? Answer: Yes.
Bosides the pencils, silencers, grenades and pentolite did you give
him any other items?. Anewer: No. (aa noted continued senni-
tivity which ie uncxplained except in the examiner's conclusion)
Did IDEN Q tell you to stop contacting him in October or November
1967? Anower: Yea.
Did you contact IDEN C after November 19677 Answer: No. (Slight
senaitivity but explained as reiating to constant checking on hie
whereabouts to avoid contact. )
Has your employer contacted him since November 19677 Anower:
No, not to his knowledge. On this question Subject noted that his
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sources cheaper than LNHARP. Also Subject noted that the
few.guns (omall callure snub nose weapons) which be haa
drought tu Caracas with him from Miami are merely for the ‘
' persenal use of some of his fellow employees in IDEN B, and
he -bréaka no laws in bringing them with him on the few trips
be bas made between 1967 and the present. He ieels be bas
perhaps brought a tetal of 6 such small sidearme to Caracas
. and al one sport. rifle (AR-15) which ho was asked to bring
‘back BY IDEN U...-The rifte wae a gift to IDEN U. The weapon
: eae ‘Bot automatic: per Subject.
rN ee. The aly other items which Subject-eculd think of which could
a Usk WOFRRM with bis organization are the siloncera which he
reported’ 6n in Miami some months back which his organisation
took from captured guerrillas and which were probably issued
to a group which went to PBRUMEN and were lost. Subject is
positive-they were WOFIRM issue but purportedly the eerial
sumbers which he aibmitted cculd not be checked.
One additional item which was cloared up dealt with the pentolite
which bad been reported seen in Caracas. Subject voluntarily
mentioned that he had seen such a supply under the bed of a friend,
The supply waa attached to magnets which were to be used to
attach the chargé to the underside of a ship in Caribbean waters
of IDEN V or IDEN W naticnality. The charge was to discourage
fartaer shipments between these latter IDENs and PBRUNMEN.
Subject said he detached the magnets from the pentolite and
intended using it in training clacees for students with his present
‘employer. Tha persoa who brovsht it to Caracas waa IDEN X.
Subject does not kaow how he got it bere, but knows that his
employer could facilitate such deliveries,
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Luis Clements POSADA Carriles
DIGEPOL
Lefty ROSENTHAL —
Roberto
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Caotro's Intelligence service
Angelia POSADA
Bay of Pigs invasion
Venezuela Government .
Hugo Alencar Tovar (aka: David)
Coco ELIAS
LAUSERICA "El Poeta"
Venesvela
Astonio COMELLAS
Aldo HERNANDEZ
FBI
RECE Organization
Customs in United States
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CLRASH-4 DID WOT COVER AMCLEVE-15 AND RODRIGUEZ 1S CONVINCED
HE FINGERED THEM AND HAS SWORN KILL AMCLEVE~15 AT FIRST
CPPORTUNITY.
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GREAT INTEREST THIS CASE, IS IT EQUALLY TRUE THAT NEITHER LNERGO
"NOR LNYUMA COULD ARREST RODRIGUEZ FOR LEAVING COUNTRY ILLEGALLY
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RETURN OF LUGO AND RODRIGUEZ FOLLOWED BY IMMEDIATE ARREST AND
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22 May 1968, and 4ts" attachrzat, waich is as ccpy ofa
letter sept to a Miant based Cyan exile orranization,
Cuban Representation in Exilo (2:C5), by Luis POSADA
Carriles.
2. FYI: Lula POSADA Corrizes ¥i9 associated with
RECE in Miami from July 1966 to Jung 1967.
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FROM: = SE (1-27)
AGENT: Telli
VIA: I-1
SUBJECT: Letter sent to RECB from Venezuela by Luis. POSADA Carriles.
7 SOURCE: Augusto PINEDA (mat. unk.).
SUB-SOURCE: Aguedo LUGO (mat. unk.).
1. On 22 May 1968 I-111 obtained the following information,
from Augusto PINEDA (mat. unk.).
7 2. On 19 May 1968" PINEDA was visited at home by Aguedo LUGO
(mat. unk.) who had returned from a trip to Venezuela. - ‘
3. During their conversation, LUGO showed to PINEDA a photos=
tatic copy of a letter which had been scent from. Venezuela by Luis |
POSADA Carriles to Augusto VALDES Miranda, aka "Polo MIRANDA," a
RECE leader. LUGO had delivered this letter to VALDES Miranda by
hand.
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4. At a moment when LUGO was not looking, PINEDA took the
photostatic copy of this Ictter, which is attached to this report.
In this lotter POSADA mentioned the following matters:
. a. The aid which had been given to the Association of
Bay of Pigs Veterans (Brigade 2506) by the Venezuelan Army and
the reasons why this aid was stopped.
sien ene ert santero
b. Possibility of the Ministry of Defense and Ministry
of Interior of becoming involved in a plan to help Cuban exiles
fight against the Castro regime.
¢. RECE should do everything possible so that RECE will
be the Cuban exile organization to receiva this aid (see preceding
paragraph 4.b.), with POSADA offering to help RECE in this respect.
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Dear friend Palo,
Talis is the third lotter that Iam sending you. Since I an
sending this letter by mesvenger, I can explain gore.
Tho Governzent hore assisted a group of Cubans called the
Brigade. The Depurtcent of Lefense (arey) provided this assiatance
without consulting the Ministry of the Interfor. When the Minister of i
tLe interior found cout, he demanded an oxplanatics trom the military . - - '
pen and they stopped the assistance.
There are strceng poseibilities that a plan will be developed for
Cuta, which will involve tie Ministry of Defenses ané the Kinietry of
the Interior an¢ which will be ascigned to a group of serious persons.
I velieve 1¢ is highly important that I go to Miezi urgently or that
sone of you come here. Thie is urgenteo -.
Tf you want ne to co, send my fare to this eddresst
San Juan Bosco Avenue ; '
hayflower Bldg. Apt 26 ;
Altemira, Caracas Venezuela
On the other hand, KAASTO PEKKANDEZ is being susmoned by Congresse
Fe fe accused of being too severe with the Comantete. Send a telegram
as eccn as possible, expressing soliderity with ris attitude, in the
name of the Cubans in EECE. If possible, mention se in the telegram.
The address is: Folice Headquartere
Las Coliras Av, las Eribas Bidg : ,
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fighting decide us® or words to that effect.
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OCCUPATIONAL AND FINANCIAL DATA
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Political - Frente Revolucionario Jose A. Echevarria - 1960 in Cuba
Politicsl - J.U.R.E. - 1963-1964
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A. AMCLEVE-15 INSTRUCTED BY UMWAVE TO ATTEMPT ESTABLISH
CORRESPONDENCE WITH BROTHERS RAUL AND ROBERTO. THIS DONE
LATE 1966 AFTER IT LEARNED ROBERTO HAD TRAVELLED ENGLAND
GN GOC PURCHASING MISSION (JMWAVE 3182, SEPT 66). IN
APRIL 1967, STATION ADVISED AMCLEVE-15 THAT ROBERTO WAS
SUPERVISOR TELEPHONE COMPANY WHICH INFO OBTAINED FROM
RECENTLY ARRIVED REFUGEE (UFGA-27444, APRIL 67,) AMCLEVE-15
TOLD FORMER CO HE LAST SAW BROTHER CONE OR OTHER) AT HABANA
AIRPORT PRIOR HIS DEPARTURE FOR MEXICO FEB 61.
B. AMCLEVE/15 WAS PRIMARILY USED BY STATION TO REPORT
ON EXILE ACTIVITIES MIAMI AREA, HAD CONTACTS WITH MANY
DIFFERENT TYPES OF INDIVIDUALS, INCLUDING EX STATION ASSETS,
SELF STYLED EXILE LEADERS AND GANGSTERS. DURING ROSENTHAL
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“CASE MID-1967, ANCLEVE-15 FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS OF LNERGO AND
STATION AT GREAT PERSONAL RISK AND INCONVENIENCE TO SELF
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RESOLVED IN ORDER FOR STATION OBTAIN PERMISSION LIFT RESTRICTIONS
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2. RE SPECIFIC POINTS RAISED IN REF A:
A. IN PRQ'S I DATED 1961, 1965 AND 1966 AMCLEVE-15
MENTIONED BOTH BROTHERS IN "BROTHERS AND SISTERS" SECTION BUT
ONLY LISTED RAUL AS EMPLOYED BY GOC, RAUL WAS DESCRIBED AS
“ADMINISTRATOR FOR AN ELECTRICAL COMPANY" OR "ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
BELIEVED TO BE EMPLOYED BY GCC." FOR ADDITIONAL INFO ON BROTHER
ROBERTO SEE ATTACHMENT TO HVCW-7776, 4 DECEMBER 1967. HQS HAS NO
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ANY DOUBT THAT CONFUSION OVER BIOGRAPHIC DETAILS ANY MORE THAN
NORMAL OVERSIGHT AND THAT AMCLEVE-15 HAS NOT COMMUNICATFD
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WITH BROTHERS (OTHER THAN 1966 BPISODE) SINCE DEPARTURE FROM
CUBA.
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‘B. HQS CONCERN THAT AMCLEVE-15 MIGHT BE INVOLVED IN THEFT :
OR DISPOSAL OF WOFIRM DEMOLITION OR SABOTAGE GEAR WAS CAUSED BY
ATTACHMENT TO HVCA-14975, 5 DECEMBER 1967, WHICH STATED AMCLEVE-15 :
SHOWED CIRASH-15 SOME STUFF HE HAD TAKEN FROM MIAMI INCLUDING
FUSES, BOOBY-TRAP SWITCHES, DETONATING CORD, INFRARED SIGNAL
DEVICES AND TIME PENCILS. HQS HAS NO PROOF THIS GEAR SJOLEN
FROM WOFIRM BUT BELISVE NATURE OF EQUIPMENT (PARTICULARLY
. INFRARED SIGNAL DEVICES) IS SUCH THAT AMCLEVE-15 SHOULD AT
LEAST BE QUESTIONED AS TO WHETHER HE HAS EVER STOLEN OR
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of : Avn JMWavind .
ASSOCIATIONS OF AMCLEVE-15 NOT ALREADY KNOWN TO STATION;
PURPOSE OF SGSWIRL QUESTION WOULD BE DETERMINE CONCLUSIVELY
THAT HE HAS BROKEN OFF COMPLETELY WITH LEFTY ROSENTHAL GROUP -
AND THAT HE NOT CURRENTLY INVOLVED IN ANY ILLEGAL ACTIVITY
WITH ERASTO FERNANDEZ AND GUSTAVO ORTIZ GROUP WHICH COULD CAUSE
EMBARRASSMENT TO U.S. GOVT, SUCH AS SMUGGLING BETWEEN MIAMI
AND CARACAS,
3. REQUEST JMWAVE ADD ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS WHICH COULD
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WH Comment: **Agreed SGSWIRL for AMCLEVE-15, suggesting .he be tested
. on possible involvement in theft or receipt:of stolen
. WOFIRM equipment and whether past involvement in
Poot ba Zllegal activities make him vulnerable to biackmail.
***Asked permission: SGSWIRL AMCLEVE-15. Stated testing
: would be restricted to whether he had in past or was
currently involved in activity hostile to WOFIRM,
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t. ALLEGATIONS AND SUSPICIONS AGAINSI AmCLEVE-15
DISCUSSED WITH HIM BY CASE OFFICER AnD HE DENIES THEM ALL .
AME IS COMPLETELY WILLING, EVEN EAGER, TU {AKE SGSWIRL In .
QRDER CLEAR HIS RECORD.
2. THE 201 FILE ON AMCLEVE-15 FORWARDED BY JHWAVE In
SEPT 1967 WAS APPARENTLY STRIPPED DOWN VERSION AND NO PART
1 PRQ*S EVER RECEIVED$ THEREFORE, Wi DO NOT HAVE THE FACTS
U2 HIS FAILURE LIST BROTHER ROBERIO AS GOC EMPLOYEE, THIS
POINT DISCUSSED WITH HIit, HOWEVER, AND HE SIATES THAT HE ;
“PIR KCY IRY CONCEAL HIS BROTHER'S STATUS BUA MERELY THOUGHT
OF ONIS EMPLOYMENT AS LOW-LEVEL AnD NON-GOVERNMENT, ALTHOUGH
CF COURSE TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES ARE TECHNICALLY GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES. IN ANY CASE, HIS ONLY COvmMUNICATION WIth ROBERTO
SINCE HIS DEPARTURE FROM CUBA IN FEB 1961 WERE 1¥0 LETTERS
SENT IN 1966, AT JMWAVE'S REQUEST, WHICh WERE nEVER ANSWERED.
REFERENCE TO SEEING BROTHER IN APRIL 1961 WAS OBVIGUSLY
CONFUSION OF EXACI DATES AFTER FIVE AND HALF YEARS. AMCLEVE=15 L ‘
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APRIL 19616
3. .WE WERE NOY AWARE THA1 AMCLEVE-15 WAS SUS-
PECTED OF HAVING STOLEN WOFIRS DEMOLITION AND SABOTAGE
| HENS. WE DID NOT ASSUNE FRUN HVCA~14975, ON ALLEGED
° | POSSESSION OF SOME SUCH ITEMS BY ANCLEVE=15, 1MAd HE
KAD STOLEN THEM FROM WOFIRM. DID H@S SU ASSUNE, OR IS
. THERE OTHER INFO IN THIS REGARD WHICH CARACAS HAS NOT
i RECEIVED? WHAL WAS DATE OF ALLEGED 1NEFY? SuaSWQUENT
| 9G LaST SGSWIRL IN APRIL 19667 AMCLEVE-15 TOLD CASE
CFFICER THAT HE BROUGHT 10 CARACAS SMALL SUITCASE OF
SUN ITEMS WHICH HE HAD BEEN GIVEN BY RECE ORGANIZATION
“AND WHICH TO HIS KNOWLEDGE WERE COMERCIAL ITENS, NOT
: WOF IRM
r “4. AMCLEVE-15 STATES HAS NOT ENGAGED In PAS] ILLEGAL
ACTIVITIES AND ONLY ASSOCIATIONS WITH GANGSIER ELENENTS
WERE AT SPECIFIC REQUEST JMWAVE (AS CONFIRMED BY JMWAVE=
* $366) AND WERE ALL FULLY REPORTED TO JMWAVE. AGAIN WE
ASK, DOES KQS HAVE SOME INFO IN THIS REGARD WHICH WE DO™
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i 5. 1k APPEARS FROM REF AnD REVIEW OF TRAFFIC SINCE
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WAS.IN POSSESSION DEROGALORY INFO. NOL KwOWN 10 CARACAS.
| WE SUGGESTED THIS ‘IN HVCA-14978 AND REQUESTED THAT WE
EE PROVIDES WILH ANY SUCH INFO. DIRECiOR-56598 OF 2 DEC
1967 HINTED AI SUCH INFO HELD BY HQS AnD PROMISED DISPATCH
"JITH NGS CONAENTS OTHER ASPECTS THIS CASE,” BUI DISPATCH
NEVER RECEIVED. SGSWIRL OPERATOR SIALES If DIFFICULT TO
RUN MEANINGFUL EXAM ON SPECIFIC POINTS OF CONCERN TO Has
; W1THOQUT ALL FACTS. THEREFORE, REQUEST:
if A. DETAILS OF WHAT ANCLEVE-15 DID LIST RE
Hic BROTHERS OnPRO, AND REQUEST BY JnWAVE TO
NITIATE CORRESPONDENCE WITH ROBERTO AND RESULIS.
8B. ODAIE AND DEIAILS OF 1HEFT GN WOFIRM LIENS.
Cc. DETAILS OF ALLEGED ILLEGAL ACTIVISIES AnD
CANGSTER ASSOCIATIONS OLFHER 2HAN THOSE UNDERTAKEN
AT SPECIFIC WOFIRM REQUEST
D. ANY OTHER DEROGATORY InFU OR ALLEGA1IuNS
KNOWN TO HGS OF WHICH WE HAVE NOT BEEN APPRISED.
6. PLEASE REPLY IN 1IME FOR SGSWIRL, SCHEDULED FOR 22 HAY.
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REF BELIEVE AMCLEVE-15 SHOULD BE TESTED ON FOLLOWING SUBJECTS: ;
A. STATUS OF HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH HIS BROTHERS, IDEN
“A AND IDEN B. IDEN B IS BELIEVED TO BE A DSE AGENT AND IS TRUSTED
“. BY CUBAN GOVERNMENT TO TRAVEL ABROAD, NOTE AMCLEVE-15 CONSISTENTLY
a _ FAILED TO LIST IDEN B AS EMPLOYED BY CUBAN GOV IN PRO'S FILLED OUT
<° IN-1961, 1965, AND 1966 ALTHOUGH IDEN B WAS EMPLOYED BY CUBAN
"(TELEPHONE COMPANY DURING THIS PERIOD, AFTER PHONE CALL FROM FAMILY
a IN HAVANA IN SEPTEMBER 1966, AMCLEVE-15 TOLD STATION JMWAVE OF
“Poe B AND SAID HE HAD LAST SEEN HIM IN APRIL 1961. THIS AT
VARIANCE WITH 1961 PRQ I WHICH SAYS AMCLEVE-15 ARRIVED IN U.S.
IN FEBRUARY 1961. -
B. REALIZE STATION WISHES AVOID QUESTIONS CONCERNING
AMQLEVE-15'S EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES WHICH DO NOT DIRECTLY
"4 RELATE TO HOSTILE ACTIVITY AGAINST WOFIRM., HOWEVER, BELIEVE IT
‘
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‘THEFT AND DISPOSAL OF DEMOLITION AND OTHER SABOTAGE DEVICES”
UNIQUE 70 WOFIRM BECAUSE OF POTENTIAL HARM OF THESE ACTIVITIES. ot
TO WOFIRM. "ALSO BELIEVE STATION SHOULD ATTEMPT ASCERTAIN WHETHER :
HE FEELS PAST ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES OR ASSOCIATIONS WITH GANGSTER
ELEMENTS MAKE HIM VULNERABLE TO BLACKMAIL. :
2. HQS PREPARED CONSIDER LESS RESTRICTED USE OF AMCLEVE-15
IF SGSWIRL REVEALS NO DECEPTION.
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1s not, and does not plan engage in activities hostile
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1, AMCLEVE=15 HAS’ PROVED EXTREMELY PRODUCTIVE AND VERY
VALUABLE SOURCE SINCE PICKED UP BY CARACAS STATION FEBRUARY
1968, WE BELIEVE HE COLLABORATING FULLY WITH WOFIRM AND WOULD
NOT EXPOSE, INFORM ON OR WORK AGAINST WOFIRM, | THIS DOES NOT
NEAN HE MIGHT NOT ENGAGE IN SIDE ACTIVITIES OF HIS OWN UNRELATED
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TO WOFIRM ACTIVITIES WITHOUT INFORMING WOFIRM.
2. BELIEVE GOOD TRADECRAFT REQUIRES HE UNDERGO SGSWIRL
AT THIS TIME. ALSO WE WOULD LIKE REGULARIZE HIS STATUS, REIN-
STATE HIS CLEARANCE AND REMOVE HIM FROM “HOSTILE” LIST SO WE
CAN WORK WITH HIM MORE CLOSELY, LEVY REQUIREMENTS, AND THEREBY
REAP FULL BENEFIT HIS POTENTIAL.
3. WE WOULD PROPOSE LIMIT EXAMINATION TO POINTS DESIGNED
DETERMINE THAT HE HAS NOT, [S NOT, AND DOES NOT PLAN ENGAGE IW
ACTIVITIES HOSTILE TO WOFIRM. OUR ONLY REAL CONCERN IS TO BE
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“1. ANCLEVE-15 REPORTS AGEDO LUGO IN CARACAS,
APPARENTLY ON GANGSTER MISSION FOR CHUCHU FERNANDEZ, _
Lota
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VENEZUELAN MILLIONAIRE IN MIAMI. Luss TOLD ANCLEVE-15
THAT LNERGO INSTRUCTED HIM BE ON LOOKOUT FOR PRESENCE
IN CARACAS OF FOLLOWING CUBANS SENT FROM CUBA TO ASSASSINAIE
PRESIDENT RAUL LEONI:
A. FRANCISCO LINARES, ALIAS PANCHO. NO STATION TRACES.
B. COMANDANTE WILLIAM GALVES. NO STATION TRACES. MAY
REFER TO CUSAN COMANDANTE WILLIAM
REPORTEDLY KILLED WITH DOUGLAS BRAVO GUERRILLAS.
C. ABELARDO COLOME, ALIAS FURRY. THIS IS ABELARDO
: / COLOME IBARRA, ALIAS CAPTAIN FKCRY (2901-29772)
i \ WHO REPORTEDLY IN VENEZUELA FOR TWO YEARS TRAINING GUERRILLAS AND
a WHO RETURNED CUBA MARCH 1965 AFTER SING YOUNDED.
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2. NOT DISSENING DUE UNRESOLVED STATUS AMCLEVE-15" .
SOURCE WHO CLAINS BE LNERGO INFORMANT. INFO RE RECENT
ARRIVAL FROM CUBA OF ORESTES GUERRA AND COMANDANTE WILLIAM oy
WOULD APPRECIATE
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THe BOATS
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EARLY 1968 OF TWO BOATS CARRYING ARMS.
WERE DOCKED AT CLU3 PUERTO AZUL AND AT PUERTO CABELLO.
3. UPON LEARNING THAT THE VENEZUELAN MILITARY WAS
ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE PLAN AND THAT THE MINISTER OF
DEFENSE RAMON FLORENCIO GOMEZ KNEW THAT VENEZUELAN
MILITARY AID WAS BEING GIVEN TO TIE CUBAN PLOTTERS, THE
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“(SOURCE COWMENT?° SO HOSTILITY TOWARD, CR CRITICISM OF, T
: MINISTRY OF DEFENSE WAS SHOWN DURING THE CCNFRONTAT ION
BECAUSE INTERIOR 1S AFRAID OF DEFENSE. INTERIOR MERELY
REQUESTED INFORMATION ON WHAT HAD TRANSPIRED.)
4. WHEN IT SECAME OBVIOUS TO THE MINISTRY CF DEFENSE
‘THAT THE MINISTRY OF INTERIOR WAS FULLY INFCRMED ON THE
DETAILS OF THE CUBAN PLAN, THE DECISION WAS MADE TO CANCEL
THE CPERATION. THE CUSANS WERE TO BE INFORMED OF THE
CANCELLATION ON 24 APRIL. THE MINISTRY OF DEFENSE MADE. It
CLEAR THAT IT WOULD CONTINUE TO-STUDY THE “GENERAL CONCEPT
OF AID TO A CUBAN EXILE ATTACK ON CUBA FOR THE FUT URE."
THE FOLLOWING CUBAN PARTICIPANTS HAVE BEEN
LEONEL GOMEZ: MELITON (LNUD3
5.
TSENTIFIED BY DIGEPOL:
ANIBAL JUSTO POZO; CESAR LA MADRID; ELADIO ROMAN BAS
TORRIENTE; ANTONIO FERNANDO MALLO LOPEZ; JUAN ALBERTO
MORA CHAVEZ; SALVADOR MADRUGA$ AND CAROL CFNUD.
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+73. (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: IN JUNE 1967, A USUALLY RELIABLE
"SOURCE REPORTED THAT VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT LEADERS, INCLUDING THE
MINISTER. OF INTERIOR, FAVORED FORCEFUL ACTION AGAINST CUBA. THIS ©
ACTION WOULD INVOLVE COMMANDO ’RAIDS AND AERIAL BOMBAREMENTS. SEE
v TDCSDB-315/02094-67.)
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REF: CARACAS 9453 (IN 97611). HVC-4762 (ZRWAHOO)
REFERENCE DISSEMINATED TDCSDB-315/C1471-68 WITH ADDITION OF
PARAGRPH 7 AS FOLLOWS: "(HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: IN JUNE 1967, A
_ USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCE REPORTED THAT VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT LEADERS,
‘INCLUDING THE MINISTER OF INTERIOR, FAVORED FORCEFUL ACTION AGAINST
CUBA. THIS ACTION WOULD INVOLVE COMMANDO RAIDS AND AERIAL
BOMBARDIMENTS. SEE TDCSDB-315/02094~67.)"
END OF MESSAGE
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DATE O1STR. 1S April 1968
Cuba .
17 February 1968 and December 1967
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Identification and. Location
of Political Prisonera
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; Spain, Madrid (11 March 1968) FIELONO, OSN-8876
‘A menber 6f a. group “of: Cuban emigres who have been trained in
the techniques. Of ‘information collection and who have provided
iSeful réports since early 1962. The infornation was obtained
‘from the Cuban emigres ideatified below.
‘Subsource .of paragraphs 1, 2 and 3: CC-3572, Bernabe
ugenio Yanez Pelletier, a Cuban refugee and former resident
of Havana City who left’ Cuba on 19 February 1968. Yanes
“ waS imprisoned for six‘years and eight months and was
released from La Cabana on 8 January 1967, His brother,
- Jesus Yanez, former aide to Fidel Castro, is serving 15° years
‘at ..La Cabana; -subsource last visited his brother on .
* ww February ig6B, on which date he was held in galera 34,
4
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prisoners held in galera 34 of La La Cabana prison:
Alberto Blanco
Orlando Castro
Alberto Cruz
Jose Luis Gallareta
Fernando Sanchez Amaya
Rafael del Pino Siero
Enrique Arrate David Salvador
Ernesto de la Fe Rafael Menendez Aponte
Sosa Chabau (fnu) — . Luis de_Posada—
Juan Valdes Morejon Mario Salavarria
- Gonzalo Miranda Garcia “" + Kirvy Long (U.S. citizen,
serving 30 years)
Santiago Verdeja
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<a 2.2. Exeept for Mario “Salavarria, who’ has a nearly useless_ .
‘leg, ali of the above were in good health, ‘The prisoners “in
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INVOLVED IN MIAMI IS AGEDO LUGO, ALIAS EL NEGRO LUGO. IN
MEMO TO CHIEF CIRASH TO GIVE HIS BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE OF
PeSeLE INVOLVED, AMCLEVE-15 DESCRIBED LUGO AS NEGRO WHO
IWFILTRATED BY LNERGO INTO BLACK POWSR@AGROUPS IN MIAMI.
2. HQS MAY WISH BRING TO ATTENTION LNERGO THAT POSSIBLY
ONE OF THEIR AGENTS KNOWN TQ AMCLEVE-15 AND THEREBY PROBABLY
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PRIORITY MEXICO cry, DIRECTOR -INFO GUATEMALA CITY
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B. CARACAS 9364 Cin Bq 7154) 290!
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AMCLEVE-15 INFO REF Bs CAN WE GO TO CIVISTA~-5 WITH STORY MATHAT MEXICO r
CITY STATION HAS ADVISED THAT ILLICH MAY BE
TRAVELLING LATIN AMERICA AND THEY RELTEVE HE PLANS STOP
VENEZUELA IN ADDITION OTHER COUNTRIES? WE WOULD TELL
CIVISTA THAT WOFIRM TRTERESTED BEING ADVISED SHCULD
ILLICH APPEAR ON SCENE, WOULD ALSO BE USEFUL GIVE
CIVISTA-5 SOME BACKGROUND ON ILLICH. IF AGREEABLE,
WOULD APPRECIATE ILLICH BACKGROUND FROM MEXICO CITY
BY 1508 HOURS LOCALTIME 16 APRIL TO PERMIT ROGOVER
RAISE AT SCHEDULED MEETING WITH CIVISTA-5.
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OF THOSE TRAVELLING TO BLOC FROM SEPTEMBER 1967 TO FEBRUARY 19628
. AND NAMES OF THCSE TRAVELLING TO CUBA SINCE 1962 ALSO CHECKED.
RESULTS NEGATIVES IN BOTH CASES.
END OF MESSAGE
WH COMMENT: ‘Reported arrival of Illich in Venezuela; requested
information whether Illich was in Guatemala in recent
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crultuanta, sabotage cperstions, eto.
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{.° LATEST INFO FROM ANCLEVE- is oN Lurdre PxGNE
TAP WHICH HE FoLLowine Ps - B
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LIST HE SAW IT AMCLEVE-15°S IMPRESSION THAT %
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FOR THESE 36 LINES, EACH RECORDER COVERING
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HAS ALREADY REQUESTED 18@ RECORDERS TO
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PROBABLY PCOR AND CONFUSING. WHILE THIS MEANS DANGER
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i. MNoadquartarsa'’ requeat to review the contents of the altachwent toe
. Reference was reasived ate tine wheo the Statics vas unavle t produce current
data to eake « poaningful ecatrilution to uniating subjoct matter, Since receipt
of Reference, tho Station bas unilaterally recruited a telephone teshaician who
le knowledgeable of SIA talophone tape. This Subtect has not been used as sot,
‘per bs be received his firet months salary ant! ROGOVLR fo oot yet prepared to .
probe Subject om SIFA tapas. With regard to DIGSAOL techaloal operations, the
Station bee only receastly been able to obtein unilateral type information through
AMCLEVE-15 who ia only now getting to tmov tho aac in obarge of the DIGIOL
talephons operation.
2. Within the next two maths the Station ebould be Ina position to |
provide a wore detailed and specific repart on GOY technical operations.
3. The following is all the toformstion currently avaliable to the Station :
on SIFA/DIGLPOL teahaloal operations.
a. SIFA talephona tape are sonitered in the building housing the
Mintatry of Communtostions, which ia lovated alongside slr4 headquartere,.
According to the telephone techalcian, they have a onpsbility to ister
eapt % lines, but anly a dosen are in operation at ayy given time. Tho
_ weaitoring section consists of 2) persons. Beanuse of this personne]
ehortage many tapes ore put replayed and eves loan are transcribed. SIFA
offices in the interlor have been reduced ani it is doubtful that 6
telephone prograa is in operation.
db. The DIGEFOL talephons intercepts are aov directly under command
— of thes Ninister of Interior ant all iotarcept requests aust hive hig
epproval. Aocordiag to CIGIBO-1 in conversations with the (O53, the
former claims a talephone capability of K) liovs, not including 3-4 lines
_ be bao running directly inte kis off:ce. (Pians eall for completion of
an additional 100 lines ty the sexi of February 1968.) These are moottored
in tac building of Ministry of isterior. Tho ataffing pattern, production
- and utilisation of tho take ia unknown “o Ube Station. Jinee a capabllity
ef thio extent {mvelvea rusing a cable to tho monitoring post, it ia
gost probable that tho actual taps are on tho frame at the main wicphons
axchange in Carecas.
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place tronsaitiera fa telephonse and {i $3 doubtful that they bave
considered tls type of operation during tba past year. ‘
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yot, ia tho foreation of Special Ureap under CIVISTA-$. Lt te known
that CIVISTA-$ baw bean ip the throes of developing a clamleatins anit : |
te run true Iatalligonca typo operations. In kouping vith his plass ho °
eréercd a large azount of technical equipment fres Germany. This equipaceat
arrivod o8 14 Pobrary with ono of bie egents vbo had been reooiving :
lntelilgenso Urdning in Germany. As yet tho equipment bas pot been
wrpecked, but it ie beligved to contain waterial nore of 4 photographic |
mare ralbor than audio tyya materiel. It is belleved that CI¥ISTa-$ rn
_hne also placed an arder for audio oquipsent with @ firm in the Dalted
States.
4- As cao be soen from the above, the dest COV -oapability fe te be found
in the telephone intercept progres, and as bas been indicated, tho Station will
bave auch better infermtion on this and other teohnical operations within the
next fow months.
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L CIALIS roperted that sNCLEVEALS, shertly after the latter's
return fron Kiant on 30 Janusry 1963, asked <cRai-15 Lf ho osuld obtala-
oware poison for “Sapprextuately forty hypoiarals nendles.* ASCLEYE.15
Gaid that the request bad Leen made by Gustavo caTL! Puen, who was still
in Xtani at that Lime. C&TIZ returned to Garecas during tho second week
of Fetcuary, and on 15 Fotruary he persomlly contested C1A15SH-15 and
reiterated the request. CIRASH-15 bas ee far dean unable to determine fur
| what purposes O71. wants the ourure.
FAIRER Am ens mera eR Be me ane ec 8e F satee rate,
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: 2. We have not beard about this fren IMCLEVE-15 and wil
net eax him in order not te expose Tale is possibly ancthar
que ‘of the goon equad activities teatatively plsmed for Caracas sentioned
in Reference 4, bat mare likaly it has to do wits somo wild Cuban axilla
cobawe in Xtenl, sinve AMCLEVE-15 told CIRAGi-15 when CRT wae ot in
Nisa! that CRELE wasted the euare atipped to hin thare there via a Vissa pilot.
3. As was oteted in Refarence B, we de ost approve af thece
astivities and would Like to dieows then with ACUIVE-15, pointing out
| What they could Joopardise Ais omployment bore with ClisT4; but our
_ present relationship with 4NCLE7L.15 precludse sua disousctums, Meansille,
| the case officer vill vear ais special arscred abirt to all mostings with
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2. REF AMCLEVE-15 MIAMI CONTACT IS PROBABLY IDENTICAL
WITH ROBERTO (PARSONS) RAMIREZ, DPO3 18 JULY 1932,
GUANTANANO, ORIENTE, CUBA. CITIZEN OF CUBA CURRENTLY RESIDING
MIAMI AS PAROLEE. WAS WOFIRM AGENT FROM 1965 THRU 1967.
TERMINATED 38 NOVEMBER 1967 WITHOUT PREJUDICE. PARSONS USED
IN EXFIL-INFIL OPS AS REPORTED BY AMCLEVE-15 3UT HE ALSO
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WITH ANcLEVBHAeY wor INCLUDED REF : |
A. DIGEPOL SUSPECTS CUBAN G-2 OPERATING :
’ OFFICE UNDER COVER BOOK STORE IN CARACAS. ALLEGED
CONTACT WITH CUBANS FOR THIS OP IS GIUSEPPE (MATTESSICH) +0-
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13 MAY 1922, PINAR DEL RIO, CUBA. VEN FOREIGNERS CEDULA
E- 795883, CUBAN PASSPORT seoss 1ssueof Sewana 5 JULY 1956.
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B. CUBANS RUN INFILTRATION OP THROUGH CURACAO
TO ERING CUEANS AND VENEZUELANS INTO VENEZUELA IN PUERTO
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TERRORIST PLANS OF FALN FOR MARCH AND APRIL. AMCLEVE~15
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knowudTo HIM NOW IS THAT CARLOS ANDRES PEREZ WAS ON
ASSASSINATION LIST .
Df AMCLEVE-15 MENTIONED AGAIN, AS HE HAS AT
. PREVIOUS TWO MEETINGS, THAT DIGEPOL 1S UNBELIEVABLY
DISORGANIZED. .HE HAS FREE HAND Tofoo WHATEVER HE LIKES
BECAUSE HE AT LEAST WORKS AND HAS INITIATIVE. HE HAS
BEEN CONPILING DOSSIERS ON LEADING SUBVERSIVES, A THING
WHICH DIGEPOL INCREDIBLY DOES NOT HAVE.
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1. ORIGINAL (SOURCE FOR DIGEPOL ON REF INFO RE
CUBANS COMING VENEZUELA MAY HAVE BEEN ANCLEVE-15. ON
9 FEBRUARY ANSLEVE-15 INFORMED STATION THAT UNKNOWN NUNBER
CUBANS MAY SOON BE INFILTRATED VENEZUELA, AMONG THEM TONY
CASTELLS AND FNU_CLADERIN. AMCLEVE-15 HAD RECEIVED THIS
INFO FROM ROBERTO PARDON DURING ANCLEVE-15°S VISIT MIAMI
LasT WEEK went AMCLEVE-15 DESCRIZED PARDON AS_EX-WOF IRM.
AGENT WHO USED. EXEILIRATE PEOPLE FRON CUBA AND STILL ENGAGED
THIS ACTI NQWN. REQUEST UMWAVE TRACES.) AMCLEVE~15
DID NOT MENTION SUSANA, 3UT STATION FILES SUGGEST SHE MAY BE
GUIOMAR CYEPEZ) PaTINQ, BRAVO FALN SUPPORT AGENT AND MEVAER
YEPEZ PATINO FAMILY ALMOST ALL OF WHOM ACTIVE SUBVERSIVES.
2. AMCLEVE-t5 HAS REPORTED TO STATION ON BUILD UP OF
URBAN TERRORIST GROUPS AND INCREASED USE OF UCV CAMPUS AS
HIDE OUT. AMCLEVE-15 REPORTS THAT ON 7 FEBRUARY DIGEPOL
AGENTS CRUISINS UCV CAMPUS WERE FIRED ON BY TERRORISTS WHO
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| TRAE DIGEPOL MAS BEEN UNABLE TO IDENTIFY HER FURTHER.
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WNILE AND HE WANTED FROM AMSHADY-1 WHATEVER INFO SHE HAD
AUK COULD GET ON CURRENT CUSGAN INVOLVEMENT IN INSURGENCY
. In VeNeZUSLa. He ALSO Salo THAT DIGEPOL YAS PLANNING TO
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THat SHE Is WILLING TO COOPERATS IN ANY WAY WITH LzGIT imatTsé
EFFORTS TO THWART CUBAN SPONSORED INSURGENCY INCLUDING THE
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NUMBER IN CARACAS.
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refer to the requirements of CSI F 50-17 (9). It would seem most
pertinent in this case,
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that comes bis way in-CIHASG, and the Station has agreed to pay bin’ 8 1000
per oath for such infereation,
2, We will, Of course, handle AXCLEVE-15 as a “hostile", as requested
concerning
. SinBeference A, although we-do sot share Headquarters’ alara con
AACLEVE-15's possible engagensnt in harassment of comunists. This is not
the type of activity that ve would choose for sMCLEVE-15, of course; end,
ds stated in Heferonce C, ve had intended to advise hin to stay clear of
it in order ‘not to jeopardize his position with CIRs«SH-4. We will not
_.., discuss thie with him nov, bovever, and rink exposing the sources, CIKsSH-15,
‘to a "hostile". ‘While we would-bope, if ve did talk to ANCLEVE-15 about
these activities and asked him to desist, that he vould comply, we vould
not:-be overly surprised if he did not. we are only fooling ourselves if
we think that agents, whos ve like to consider we “control”, are telling
"us everything they do.
_ 3, At the risk of belaboring the point, it is precisely because he is
the-kind of person that he is that sMCLEVE~15 is able to becone the trusted
‘eonfidant of people like ClRasi-i, CIRASH-6, Remberto OZCATEGUI and Gustévo
“ORTIZ, all of whow may be considered somevhat unsavory characters but who,
whether Or pot ve Like it, run an important part of the security systen in
Venezuela. and it is precisely because of AKCLEVS-15Is position as such &
trusted confidant that we are interested in hin.
4. Wo WALL attempt to ascartain AMCLEVE-15's motives, as requested in
Reference A, but this taek will be considerably hampered by our anced to
: handle him as 6 “hostile”, wnich vill. preclude the uce of sone of tha basic
tools of investigation, ouch as the SGSsIRL and the levying of requirenents.
ATTACHMENTS:
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passed at his first mooting with a Station case officer on 22 January 1968.
At the gecond meeting he said-be would try to obtain for us copies of the
interrogation of Antonio REINO Célis, of CICLOBSE face, and the report from
the CIVISTA agent who receftly returned from Cuba (see HaDRID-3121 and
CARACAS-3318). AMCLEVS-15 12 only now really getting decply into his vork
with CIRASH, having just settled his fanily into an apartgent on 1] February
2968, and bo expects to be able to furnish a great doal core in tho near”
fature. In spitavof thé problems inhorent jn saxe of sKCLEVE<15'e friend
aiiipa and peripheral activities, we are ‘bopeful that tnis is going to be a
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: 1. IN VISW REF B WE NOTE WITH ALARM AMCLEVE-15 CONTINUAL a
TENDENCY BECOME INVOLVED CLANDESTINS SABOTAGE ACTIVITIES, AND EIS \ ;
FAILURE REPORT COMPLETE STORY: TO WOFIRM OR CIRASH OF HIS ACTIVITIES ‘
WHICH HE FEELS HE WANTS WITHHOLD FOR WHATEVER REASON. THEREFORE, i
REQUEST FOR POA FOR AMCLEVE-15 HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND AE IS TO BE
HANDLED AS A HOSTILE PER CSI-F 10-5 UNTIL HIS MOTIVES COMPLETSLY
“¢
ASCERTAINED. WE DOUBLY CONCERNED OVER SAME REPORT WHICH LISTS
DEMOLITION ITEMS SMUGGLED INTO CARACAS FROM JMWAVE AREA BY AMCLEVE-15 ‘
INCLUDING DEVICES PECULIAR TO WOFIRM AND WHOSE USE COULD TIE WOFIRM :
THIS TYPE ACTIVITY AND BECOME SOURCE POLITICAL EMBARRASSMENT TO
GOV DURING ELECTION YEAR. . 4
2. WE HAVE NO OBJECIION TO CONTINUED CONTACT AS A SOURCE OF
INFORMATION ON ACTIVITIES OF CIRASH AND UZCATEGUI ORGANIZATIONS
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‘ AVAILABLE TO HIM THRU THE NORMAL COURSE OF HIS OFFICIAL DUTIES, AND 4 ,
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* Explanation of Caracas station reasons for wanting
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15 Pebruary 1928 Cienfuegos, Cuba .
Effective ‘26 March 1965 as Training Branch
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/OA
sUBTaCT FY Luis Clemante POSADA Carriles 201-300985
1. Ie is iequested that a Provisional Operation |
Approval be granted for the use of subject as a penetration |
Bruzual - -
“agent “into DIGSPOL and the Remberto UZCATEGUI-
‘ organization. . The Caracas Station has requested that
” processing -be expedited.
' "2. whe Caracas station has reviewed Subject's file
and the documents sent by Headquarters and sees nothing
that would preclude the use of Subject as a penetration
of DIGcPaL. (copy attached)
3.: Significant information in subject's file concarns
his two brothers who are currently in Cuba and his relations
with a well known Miami gangster. One brother, Roberto
POSADA Carriles, a suspect DSE official, is the Cuban
Telephone Company supervisor for Area Norte, including
Havana City. Subject has not seen either brother fsince
he left Cuba in 1961. Subject has also been in contact
with a well known gangster."Lefty" Rosenthal in the Miami
area. Both JMWAVE and the FBI were aware of this contact
which was maintained at the latter's request.
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| Renberto UZCATEGUI Bruzual organisation, . The Caracas station has requested ET tien
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who are qurrently in Cuba and his relations with a well knewn Niemi
gangster. One néther, Roberto POSAD( Carriles, a suspect TSE off ictal,
wir is the Cuban Telephone Company supervisor for Area Norte, including
Havana City, Subject has not seen Bither brother since he left Guba in
1961. Subject has also been in contact with e well known sangster
fi “Lofty"Ronenthal in the Miami area, Both JNKAVE and the PBI were
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1, ANCLEVE-15 CONTACTED BY: STATION OFFICER
22 JANUARY. HE STILL WORKING DIRECTLY WITH’ CIRASH-4
AND WILL ALSO WORX witifuzcarecur} PRESENTLY INVOLVED
IN ATTEMPTS ARREST KEY SUBVERSIVES AND HANDLED CASE
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LEADING TO RECENT ARRSST LINO MARTINEZ. —
2. IT EVIDENT HE COMPLETELY WILLING WORK WITH
STATION AS PENETRATION CIRASH. AT MEETING AMCLEVE=i5 ;
TURNED OVER FOR STATION COPYING SEVERAL VALUABLE
DOCUMENTS FROM CIRASH PROVIDING OPS LEADS ON KEY
TERRORISTS,
3. SALARY NOT DISCUSSED, BUT STATION WOULD PLAN
PAY AMCLEVE~15 FROM 1,930 TO 1,539 9S. ANCLEVE-15 LeFT
FOR MIAMI MORNING 23 JANUARY. FURTHER DISCUSSIONS
WILL BE HELD WHEN HE RETURNS CARACAS FOLLOWING WEEK, .
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1. Ina Spanish questionnaire of Personal Information made
out in 1961, Subject listed his brother Raul POSADA-Carriles as |
an administrator of the ‘Narianao Electric Company as a relative
in some government service. He did not list his brother Roberto
in this section, although he did list Roberto in Para 16,
Subject: Brothers and Sisters.
2, In another signed but undated Spanish Personnel
‘Information form of apparently 1965, he again listed both his
‘brothers ° “in Section MN, Subject: Brothers and Sisters, ‘ana in
Section N he again listed his brother Raul, who he stated he
believed to be working for the Cuban government as an y engineer.
He again failed to list his brother Roberto.
3. Concerning his PRQ Part I filled out in March 1965, again ‘
no mention of his brother Roberto appears in Section XIV, Subject:
Relatives, Acquaintances and Contacts. in any Government Service.
4. According to POSADA's own admission in an LC Flutter
of 14 April 1965, he had been involved in planning for a
Guatemalan coup headed by Roberto ALEJOS~Arzu. This matter later
came to the attention of the FBI. There is an FBI report dated
17 May 1965 in the 201. AMCLEVE-15 also furnished information
on this Guatemalan coup for JMWAVE, who disseminated this
information in July 1965.
5. AMCLEVE-15 infermed JMWAVE concerning other independent
exile operations into Cuba in July of 1965.
6. His PRQ Part II, Section XI, dated September 1965, says
that "Subject is of good character, very reldible and security
et ne Aa 20 Ao ate eee dine neon even
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conscious. Subject demonstrated good security techniques while
reporting on the activities" Of Roberto ALEJOS concerning the ‘
attempted coup against Guatemala.
7. An FBI report of 30 September 1968 outlines the contacts
that had been made by some Americans seeking to purchase pistols,
blasting caps, hand gernades and silencers. This is the first
indication in the 201-that Subject was involyed with Frank’
Lang ."Lefty" Rosenthal, Miami, who had the reputation of gambler —
and hoodlum associated with other hoodlums and jewel thieves in
8. Ina report filled out by Subject on 21 April 1966
to update his employee file, Subject again reported his brother
Raul POSADA. in government service but failed again to report
brother Roberto POSADA. . ;
9. A JMWAVE memo WIR-1299, 21 July 1966, explains a request
from AMCLEVE-15 to resign from his job as an instructor in the
maritime training section to accept a job on the Junta being
set up. at that time to govern the activities of RECE, COMMANDOS L,
30 NOVEMBER MOVEMENT and the 2506 BRIGADE. An FBI report of
29 July 1966 and another for 1 August 1966 both commented that _
Subject had been approved by the exile groups to accept the
position of military leader of the newly formed alliance.
10. On 1 August 1966 AMCLEVE-15 was transferred from the
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Training branch to the CI branch of JMWAVE. He w&@f be used to
report on the activities of the central Junta.
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the 201 is JMWAVE internal memo WCI-1501, dated 21 September 1966.
In this memo Subject described his telephone call from his”
family in Cuba. Subject stated that his mother told him that
his brother Roberto was in England on a purchasing mission for
the 6oc and that some time soon his brother Roberto would travel’.
to Spain. Subject's mother expected Roberto to be out of Cuba
for two months. He stated that he last knew his brother to be
* employed for ‘the Cuban Telephone Company in Havana and in.
Cienfuegos, : Las Villas Province. He said that he last saw his
brother Roberto in April 1961. This is at variance with info
.in the 1961 Questionnaire which stated he came to the U.S. as
a political exile 28 February 1961.
12. A. JMWAVE 3182 (IN 01749), 23 September 1966, stated
that Madrid-8990 (IN 85265) reported that Roberto arrived in
Madrid from Havana 26 August 1966.
B. Only other station traces on Roberto i are /77
UFGA-20828 (transmittal of Luis POSADA PRQ Part.1) which passed
information provided by Subject.
C. AMOT files show Roberto in charge of telephone
center at Buenavista, Marianao, according to a telephone -company
bulletin of June 1964.
D. AMOT-214 in October 1964 reported Roberto had been
an employee forthe Telephone Company.
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Roberto arrived from Madrid 27 August 1966. Landing card indi-
cated Roberto born 12 April 1931, Lasvillas, Cuba. Carries
passport EF/66/2258, issued 23 August 1966. Roberto said
. would stay in UK for one or two months doing business with
commercial ‘mission. , . wo
14. A Memorandum for the Record, 26 June 1967, by Lawrence
“RE Houston,, General Counsel, Subject: Luis Clement£ POSADA-
Carriles, reported FBI information concerning one “Lefty*
: Rosenthal and concerning U.S. citizen Norman Rothman. Through
Rothiian, Rosenthal was put in touch with Subject. Rosenthal
understood that Subject was attached with CIA and claimed ‘that
Subject. supplied him with caps, primers, and 4 explosives.
Rosenthal was reported to have asked Subject to supply more
explosives and associated materials. The Justice Department.
sent to the Agency a report from the security section of _
the FBI which stated that POSADA was a CIA agent.
15. According to index cards, Norman Rothman has a long
history of gambling, illegal arms dealing and other shady dealing
in the U.S., Cuba, and Mexico. Card dated July 1961.
16. Note for the Record: Subject: Telephone Conversation -
Williamson/Henze, 1015 hours, 28 June 1967. This records
information about Subject and Rosenthal not otherwise a matter
of record in the 201.
17. Memorandum for the Record, 28 June 1967, by Robert J.
Bladergroen, Assistant General Counsel, also covers information
on Subject and Rosenthal not otherwise mentioned in 201
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to series of questions concerning AMCLEVE-15's activity with
ROSENTHAL and FBI. JMWAVE replied in JMWAVE-7953 (IN 02284),
30 June 1967. JMWAVE stated that AMCLEVE-15 had failed to report
the October 1966 transactions with Rosenthal until 9 June 1967,
and therefore the Miami FBI was not notified until 15 June 1967,
JMWAVE stated that AMCLBVE-15's explanation for not reporting
the October 1966 transaction was that he "just forgot."
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of questions concerning AMCLEVE-15's activity with ROSENTHAL and _
FBI, IMWAVE replied in JMWAVE-7953 IN 02284, 30 June 1967. JMWAVE ,
stated that AMCLEVE-15 had failed to report the October 1966
; : transaction with Rosenthal until 9 June 1967, and therefore the Miami
FBI was not notified until 15 June 1967. JMWAVE stated that .
AMCLEVE-15's explanation for not reporting the October 1966
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"-"-. 19, In UPGA-28079, Gated 31 July 1967, it stated that
AMCLEVE-15 ‘planned to seek employment. in Caracas, Venezuela, through
an old friend who resides there. This information, may have b tt
given to JMWAVE in either} gu July 1967A meeting or on ey 21- Jats 1967
: meeting. DIR-24039 states that KIfOBALT-1 reported that he met
! Luis POSADA in Miami the week before. POSADA had informed KIfOBALT-1
that POSADA had Appedtéd/xn// Keen approthed ®g the Bolivian
- consul in Miami offering POSADA's services as interpretfr/ ,
guerrilla fighter in Bolivia. POSADA said that a reply had come
back from KICHEER-1 saying KICHEER-1 approved the salary of $800
per month and thet the MYAmi Bolivian Consul was authorized a
$500" advance to PORADA. POSADA left the impression with KICOBALT-1l
that POSADA departing for La Paf¥ soon. Cable stated: “APOSADA is
unsavory character who is messed up in shady deals in Miami. 4
KICOBALT-1 and KICOLBALT-2 were depressed at the thought of POSADA
being in Bolivia. DIRECTOR-24439 if August 1967) requested cable
content of memorandum KICOBALT submitted to JM@AVE and all other
material related to POSADA's Bolivian job.
OM Clés. amwave-a577 IN 24285, 2 August 1967 stated that while
?- AMCLEVE-15 is not a paragon of virtudy he cannot be classified
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KICOBALT-1's report. KICGOBALT-1 ‘nat ANCLEVE-15 on 28 July.
AMCLEVE~15 said he was going to Bolivia to help train a special
unit in guerrilla warfare. KICOLBATOL Car ferm’ that ANCLEVE-15 : oe,
‘was in touch with the Bolivian consuP"in Miami and the Bolivisn
military attache to whom AMCLEVE-15 had made the offer to organize
.the group of Cuban guerrilla training officers. JMWAVE felt that
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gince this was in conflict with statement AMCLEVE-15 made to
spmave that AMCLEVE-15 was seeking employment in Caracas,
22. JMWAVE-8748 IN 29699, October 1967, sent to Caracas,
info director, gave Caracas first information concerning Subdject}s
plans to travel to Caracas on 21 August 1967. MA AMCLEVE-15
stated he hoped to find employment through his friend Ricardo
AKA Jose, who is connected to the TV industry in Caracas.
23. Headquarters in DIRECTRO 428911, 18 August 1967, reported
pa headquarters traced identifiable with Venturini.
23. JMWAVE Internal Memorandum-1592, 1@ August 1967, stated
AMCLEVE-1fS$plans to go to Caracas.
24. CARACAS-7589 IN 32469, 15 August 1967 identified Ricardo
Venturini as mentioned in liaison report cf January 1967 as a
member of the Cuban DSE.
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prejudice his effective use.
26, SMWAVE-8997 IN 40592, 28 August 1967: AMCLEVE-15 had
. just returned to MIami to obtain visa to enable him to work in
Venezuela. Reports he obtained job at DIGEPOL through Rafael. TREMOLS
Fresneda and Gustava ORTIZ Faez. ;
27. JMWAVE-9080 In 44174, 1 September 1967 states that
AMCLEVE-15 now uncertain about returning to Caracas. Says DIGEPOL
job would pay only about $250 per month which he claims too little
to live in Caracas. AMCLEVE-15 actively seeking job Miami
(Case Officer Comment: This seems direct turn-about from Para 2
JMWAVE-8997 sent 3 days before) AMCLEVE-15 now states he would be
willing to:go back to DIGEPOL fir other job in Caracas to work for
CIA but he requires total income Ppproximately $600 per month to
cover cost of living. JMWAVE stated that agreas that while working
for DIGEPOL AMCLEVE-15 would be a good asset for Caracas station.
28. JMWAVE-9138 In 46714 £ September 1967, AMCLEVE-15 had
previously worked under CIRASH-4. AMCLEVE-15 claims he has job
of working for CIRASH-4 on Janbr Mienes CROES of Army Intelligence
(a-2,) Digepol job would be investigative.f AMCLEVE-15 received
letter YA 5 September 1967 from friend Rafael TREMOLS Fresneda,
_DIGEPOL employee.in which TREMOLS told AMCLEVE-15 that AMCLEVE-15's
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contract to work in Venezuela had been approved by the Department
of Works and AMCLEVE-15 should apply to the Miami Venezula
consulate for visas,
29. DIRECTOR-34096, 8 September 1967, quoted AMCLEVE"S brother
koberto considered trustworthy by Cuban government to travel overseas
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Gustavo Ernesto -ORITZ-Faez unsavory characber: who involved in
political murder of anti- Communi at, professor at Havana University.
i 30. RI traces were run 30 August. No derogatory information
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was surfaced in the RI traces. €oncerning AMCLEVE"S-15 brother Raul,
“RE traces came up with nothing. Traces on brother Roberto, :
however, did 3¢¥ surface derogatory information.
1. DSE agent for area Norte, which is responsible for
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2. - Subject hace mission from Hintetey of Construction which ~~
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arrived in London to purchage heavy construction a4 :
equipment in September 1967.
RI traces” of Gustavo Ernesto ‘oRifrZ-Faez surfaced derogatory ness
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31. DIRECTOR-35982, 15 September 1967 discouraged any :
Ao eter meneame detent mica mua lg et
further JMWAVE encouragement SAHCLEVE-15 2 pork {O1GEPOL job. ’
32. RI traces on Rafael TREMOLS Fresneda 1 Dec 1967, show \
previously employed by JMWAVE-AMSPELL organization first as AMBARB-41
and later as CITUTOR-1, ‘This student organization (DRE) was run by
WAVE but administered by Caracas. caracas attempted to obtain
; CI information By CITUTOR ovgomciton - Le C. FLA Flutier revealed
: crruTor-t' loose talker who had revealed his agency affiliation
to a number of persons in Caracas.
: 33. JMWAVE-9802 IN 74926, 18 Oct 67 gaven report on
telephone call from Gustavo ORITZ onl8 October 1867. oRIgx informed
AMCLEVE-15 that CIRASH-4 would be new director of DIGEPOL late
October 1967. orth on behalf of Fernandez assured AMCLEVE-15
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1. In a Spanish questionnaire of Personal Information, 1961,
Subject listed his brother Raul POSADA-Carriles as an adnineitratée
of the marifndo Electric Company as a relative in some government
service. “He. did not list his brother Roberto in this section,
although he did list Roberto in Para 16, SSE Srothers and Sisters.
2. In another signed put undated Spanish Personnel Information :
form of apparently 1965, he Rusted both his bothters in Section om, subedli “
paythers ‘and Sisters, and in Section Ny “he again listt is brother ~ ay
Raul paho he stated he believed to be working for the Suan government :
as an engineer. He again failed to list his brother Roberto.
again
3. ‘Concerning his pho Part I filled out in March 1965, ne
mention Ad /MAAE/DL/KIB/Y//Of his brother Roberto appears in * KS
section xIv, sub, ecl; Relahve-s, Acgvamlances ard Conhechs 177 any
OVO 7 IIE slruce-
According to POSADA's own admission in auc flutter vepext
wralaye
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of 7. ril 1965, he had been involved in planning for a cuadeamalas
& IOS -Ar2zvu.
coup headed by Roberto Ale OSMARZU. This mete + ter came to the
attention of the FBI. There is an FBI ee, 17 May 1965 in the 201.
Gale yralar
AMCLEVE-15 also furnished information on this Geadamaulan coup for
JMWAVE, who disseminated this information in July 1965.
5. AMCLEVE-15 informed JMWAVE concerning other independent
erile operatiors into Cuba.in July of 1965.
. Sechor XI,
6. His PRQ Part II, dated September 1965 y Says that’ “ subject
is “of good character, very reliable and security conscious.
Subject demonstrated good security techniques while reporting on the i
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activities of Robertg ALEJOS concerning the attempted coup against
Sy £
(Zi an FMT report of 30 September 1965 gutlines the contacts
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that had been made by. some Americans seeking to purchase pistols,
blasting caps, hand “gernades and silencers. This is the first
LANG
“indication in the 201 that Subject was involved with Frank feng,
wLerry? .
sfya.
~bive” Rosentait, Miami. who had the reputation of gambler and hoodlum
associated with other hoodlums and jewel thieves in the Miami area.
no. » Filled ~
- -8. In a.report AEKE out by Subject on 21 April 1966 to update
his enployee file, Subject again reported his nee Raul POSADA
in gevernment service but failed again to repor'? Hoserto POSADA
wave
9. A UM@ACH memo WIR-1299, 21 July 1966 explaings a request
. ‘from AMCLEVE=15° to” “resign ‘from his job as an instructor in the
avit me
mabckeny training section to- accept a job on the. Suna being set
Rice, Commandos Ly
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30 November Gevernment and the 2506 Brigade. AY FBI report of
29 July 1966 and another for 1 August 1966 both commented that
by fre exiles
SHaject had beer. epproved’to accept the pos position of military leader
of the newly ‘formed alliance.
10. On 1 August 1966 AMCLEVE-15 was transferred from the TE
raining branch to the CI branch of IM, He will be used to
report on the activities of the central Junta.
ll. The first mention of Subject's brother Roberto in the 201
is JMPAVE internal memo WCI-1501, dated 21 September 1966. In this
memo Subject described his telephone call from his family in Cuba.
Subject stated that his mother told him that his brother Roberto
‘
was in England on a purchasing mission for the GOC and that some
time soon his brother Roberto would travel] to Spain. Subject's
mother expected Roberto to be out of Cuba for two months. He ‘stated
that he last mew his brother to be employed for the Cuban telephone of
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Company in Havana and in arriae a Las Villas Province. He said /
be los we fs bret lh oA, vil ITEf. Tlhnay iene
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Madrig-8990 (IN 85265 reported that Roberto arrived in Madfid
from Havana ED ae 1966. Boniy other st tion traceg on Roberto is
CTirtrnntand ae RLuis FODADA PER Fart
“ BRGREZ0829 genich passed information povided by Subject.
i. Wordd Une T files show Roberto in charge of telepone
Fitentine at Buena Vista, Marianao according to, telephone
company ulletin of June 1964. 0. a7 ? ‘ . a
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marae a, Cen 753 a
gm A meme for the record, 26 saneb” by Lawrence R. Houston,
Honor an eet Subject Luis Clementi POSADA-Carriles, reported
FBI information concerning one 0 Rosenthal and concerneltg
U.S. citizen .Norman Rothman. ‘Through Rothman, Rosenthaf was put
in touch with Subject. Rosenthal understood that Subject was
attached with CIA and claimed that Subject supplied him with caps,
primers, and c-4 explosives. Rosenthal was reported to have asked
Subject to supply more explosives and associated materials. The
daunne
Justice sent to the AGency a report from the we Ee ainy of
the FBI which stated that POSADA was a CIA agent) Gording to
index cards, Norman Rothman has a long history of gambling, illegal
arms dealing and other shady dealing in the U.S., SAKADA/Cuba and
Mexico, Card dated July 1961,
KRoTe® Gre ~~ (ced ey
7, G " noSfurtherrecord Subject +3. Pelephone fonversation— ; ‘
© tte jt. we Lou Rares,
Wilsoh/Mid—Hensey—te=15-28 June 1967. This records information
about Subject and Rosenthal not otherwise a matter of record in the
‘
201.
[ /) 48. Memorandum For the Record 228 3 June 1967, by Robert J.
Q oe Crna,
Bladergroen, Lagat General Conoal; also n covers iffformation
on Subject and Rosenthal not otherwise mentioned in 201.
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DEC 2 11967
REFS A, DIRECTOR S659
BR. CARACAS S41?
€. - CARACAS 8337 . pou MiGRU. SER.” . ‘
- t, The Station desires to explain its viewpoint on AICLEVESTS '
clearly becnuse of what could. conceivably be construed to be a tone
of impatience in the first line of Reference A. First ofall, why do
we want to hire AMCLEVE-+t82° Our objective is to use hi as a unilateral
penetration of CIRASE and. CIVISTA, which controls that organization, ©
‘Srecifically, we would like to nenetrate the inner circle surrounding |
TOENTITY and CIRASH-4, The recent provocation (reported in reference C) i
which we believe was run ty IPENTITY is a clear indication of the need 1
for this type of penetrstion over and above the normal need fer
penetration of security services.
<. What we are net trying to do is to make a CIGOAL-1 or
ANOT=200 out of AMCLEVE-13: that is, put him on the payroll as an !
advisor to CIRASH-4,) Me want to be very clear on this point, since ;
this may be the cause of Headquarters' concern. flis role will not be i
advisory. AMNCLEVE*=18 is to be used to obtain counterintel ligence :
information to protect the’ Station and its operations and to get for
us that portion of the intelligence available in CTRASH which is not
made available to the Station via the liaison channel.
3. From the infersation available to us, AMCLEVE-15 seems to
present an almost golden orpertunity to Caracas Station: i.e., a cleared
ROFTRM agent (who althoush terminated still reports to WOFIRM when in
the JYWAVE area), who is a well-placed “hombre de confianza" of the
chief of CIRASH and the chief of the special investipative unit within
CIVISTA which may have renitoring of KOFIRM activities as one of its
objectives, We say “seers to present" because, although we have
confirmation from CIRASH-15 that MICLEVE-15 docs in fact hold the
resition described abeve, we are of an open mind regarding the
practicability of his use and we are completely willing to accept any
information that would rilitate against his secure and fruitful employment}
ere “RS cog CONTINUED 99 1 3O0T8S
ATTACHMENT: Under Separate Covel
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than by cabte aleng with reference B, because we de not want to give
wide dissemination to what might be interpreted as oa difference 0
opinion between the Station and its Headquarters Desh. We do fect,
however, Headquarters apposition to the use of AMCLEVE-+1S has been
consistant since his case was first brought to our attention, te
assume that isadquarters and JMWAVE
which we have not yet received and which
his use: Tf this is the case, we hope that it will be forwarded soon
so that we can drep the matter. Tf on the other hand, Headquarters
ohjcets.to the concept of the operation, we would Like to develur a
cordial exchange of views to sec if these divergent views can be
reconciled. _ , ’
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Activities of Identity of ‘Refarence A and Plana sa
REFERENCES: 4. KVCA - 14978, dated 5 December 1107
B. HVA ~ LEMS, dated 26 September 1967
TRASHH15 .
1. Forverded under separate cover is & report sabsitted by C
concerning the organtsation of Identity of Reference A's office. On.
23 Movember 1967 a weeting vas held in Identity of Reference A's office with
meribera of the PTJ who were to work fo> Identity of Reference 4 in the apocial
investigative unit he fs establishing. Identity of Reference A announced
that the director of the FfJ had refused to let hie nen vork {a Identity of -
Reference A's organisation, although the request for their services had cons
and of Sovanber to deolde whether
from CIGIRO-l1. The msn vere given until the
for Identity of Reforenes A.
(We havo not yot heard of thelr dacistons),
2, Anew mamber of Identity af ReZarence A's offi~>s who vas predent
at the resting was AMCIBYS-15. [It was Cikatzi-lS's opinje: that ANC! BVE-15
hed been drought to Vanosuela with the helt, of Gustar *RPIZ Faer, an old
friend of CiRAE-4. After the nooting GIRAGH-1*, anc’ VE-15 ‘and Identity
of Reference A wont te ORTIZ's house where GOTIZ shed thea gore erplosives
waieh vere to have been used tn bloving 4 an unidenttfie@ ship. (Tha explesive
were not used aa the operation vas aancellad). aMCLEVE-15 shoved the croup wom
eplosive devises which he hed sruzgied tn Sr Mismi. SCLRVB-14 said that
he vas able to mugg}s anything tnto the country nesguse CIBATH4 would cond
a CIRASH official cer to pick his up at customs. .
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group which vould haraqsa Communists vitheut the knewledze of CIRM. Un .
auother viait to ORTIZ's house, CLAAS-15 zét tvo Cubans who hed ‘bean
“4rprtaoned in ba Cebeta prieun tn Cuba and who hed apparently been helped out
of Cube by OKTIZ and vill wark with him In the autiComminist coon -equad,
GIRASH~15 aloo met encther Cutan oxile in the group whese ailas ta "ésforo*,
CIRASH-25 e-pects to be able to identify these Cubana in the near future,
4. Thte type of gron-aquad activity 1s not what we. would like - - oy
MNCLSVE-15 to be mised up in, and Lf and vhen’we got in touch with him wo
will request thet he otey away from such activities 6o es not to antagonize
CIRASH-4 or Identity of Reference A.
5. Please escigm Identity cf HVGE-14°7%, dated 5 Decenber 1967 a
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' is now in Ufant,and will be back at the ond of this week vit! nis
I “waily.In a very conticential way,he “3 been asked -to bring back: Se
. { “ .Elets cal. .22 (Dr.Uccdtegui gave his S1K Loc fora otlencer cal.
) 7 Le}.He will also take back all the war caterial he has left in -
‘ iiani.sHe will also try te 2 eet in touch with links (Cuban and C.I.A.)
to get as much stuff as possible,te te used propably here .Dr.Uzcé="
tesul,beside asking sauarde to buy bullets anc a silencer cal,22
aor ninself,also asked Eduardo,on his way back to Carecas, vo stop
[ xn Puerto Rico a couple of daya ror something he bad to do there.
[ v#ebuedtogul has acxed me what I-tudnk about Eduardo’s capabilitics
t 2 gemoer of the orfice,in the field of satocvage,ete.,expiosives,
i Stee told Dr.teedegui 4 4% was good to have people with some backgrounc
2 the mentioned ffold.Gn tne other hend,cduardo ahd Dr ,CATIS want
se to help them with instreccion on the sans technical fieid, but do
not want either Dr,Uzedtegui or Eraato Yernandez to know about its
Ir Uxcétegud hes asked me to find people Yor
Ja aoment being,some 6 gars, as P.T.7, has rerused their OVNeseves
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SECRET a523522 CITE uMvAVE 0497
DIRECTOR CARACAS
REFS: A. DIRECTOR 56598
B. caracas 84177705: 27)
1. ALL PERTINENT INFO RE AMCLEVE/15 CONTACTS AVAILABLE
IN HIS 201 FILE WHICH FORWARDED TO HOS WxST OCTOBER
‘SUBSEQUENT CONTACTS REPORTED BY CABLE.
2. AMCLEVE/!5 DID NOT GIVE ANY OTHER ga"
CONTACT OTHER THAN ADDRESS IN UMWAVE 9996 WHI
ACCORDING TO ANCLEVE/15 IS RESIDENCE AND SUSINESS ADDRESS
(WETERINARIAN CLINIC) OF GUSTAVO (ORTIZ) FAEZ.
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References CARACAS 6398
Action Required: FYI
- per reference the attached documents provide information on the
brother of subject and two other cronies of CIRASH-4.
Hume W. TROXELL
Attachnent sherewith & Identities u/s/e
Distributions
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4 Deconber 1967
MEMORANDUM FORS CI/LIA
SUBJECT » Luis Clemente Faustino POSADA - Carrilos
It is requested that tho military 201 file of
" pubject be borrowed from the Department of Army for
our review, From records available to us we believe he
entered tha United States Army in March 1963. <
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“DIRECTOR INFO UMWAVE: ,
REF As DIKECTOR 56598
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f. FOR REASONS OF COMPARTMENTATION CIGOAL-1 HAS
WOT BEEN DIRECTLY QUERIED, BUT HE HAS NEVEA MENTIONED
: AMCLEVE*15 AND STATION SELIEVES THEY DO NOT KNOW EACH OTHER»
: 2. CARACAS STATION CAN ADD NO 310 DATA ON ANCLEVE-15 NOT
ALREADY AVAILABLE HQS. STATION RECEIVED REPORT FROM CIRASH-15,
HOWEVER, WHICH CONFIRMS THAT AMCLEVE-15 IS WORKING FOX CIRASH~4
AND UZCATEGUI AS STATED IN REF Be
DID AMCLEVE-15 EVER GIVE WAY TO CONTACT HIA
3. FOR JMWAVE:
IN CARACAS, OTHER THAN ADDRESS PROVIDED JMWAVE 95562 WOULD PREFER
‘TELEPHONE HIM IF POSSIBLE TO ARRANGE FIRST MEETING.
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1. UN = APPROVE STATION CONTACT AMCLEVE-15
FIR OUR EOIFICATIOW DOES aadne MNOW FMCLEVE= LE AND VICC yer 2
FOR ELICITATION INFO ONLY. PLS FORWARD PERIODIC STATUS REPORTS.
PROCESSING POA. ADDRESSEES PLS FORWARD UP TO DATE TRACES) AND
BIO DATA. FOR JMWAVE: FORWARD CONTACT REPORTS SINCE TERMINATION
AMCLEVE-15.
2. DOCUMENTS ARE BEING FORWARDED 4 DEC PRIMARILY TO ILLUSTRATE
CAUTION TO USE IN DEALING WITH HIM. DrsPa7Ttet Fotsousn ati Ou Caf
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COMMENTS OTHOK ALPETS THs CHa END OF MESSAGE
WH Comment: *Station reiterates desire have AMCLEVE-15 as egent.
f _ Station believes need pay only supplement to DIGZ?O0L
. . Salary. Requested expedite documents and POA.
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8. DIRECTOR 47965 i
1. REF A REINFORCES STATION OPINION AMCLEVE-15 ,
WOULD PROVE VALUABLE AGENT, HIS SALARY OF 722 DOLLARS
FROM CiRASH SUGGESTS STATION WOULD NEED PAY ONLY , . i
SUPPLEMENTARY AMOUNT. |
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- HAS BEEN INVOLVED FOLL TASKS:
As RE-INTERROGATION OF MANUEL ESPINOSA DIAZ, | 2 .
CAPTURED CUBAN GUERRILLA.
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G. INVESTIGATION OF HONDURAN CONSUL RAFAEL (GARCIA)
NAVARRO, (201-302235).
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TS ‘AGENT. CHECK, IN NAME ARMANDO CAMPOS, WILL BE CASHED IN
“MAT IONAL - CITY BAK ‘BY MARCANO AND MONEY USED FOR FUNDING
_ VENEZUELAN GUERRILLAS. AMCLEVE/IS PLANS TRAVEL SAN JUAN
-A-DEC . AND. CONTACT A BANK EMPLOYEE FRIEVD. THROUGH FRIEND,3
ES.
Basten {5 WILL TRY MEET PROPER PERSON EMPLOYED AT NATIONAL
city. “BANK ‘WHOL ‘COULD ALERT “AMCLEVE/ 15 WHEN TRANSECT ION
; occurs: THUS MAKING IT POSSIBLE FOR pretroe TO INTERCEPT -
“ MARCANO WITH SONEY WHEN HE RETURNS caneas.
Ae ‘AMCLEVE/I5 WILL RETURN TO CARACAS DIRECTLY FROW
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20 RUMOR THAT LEANDRO MORA TO SHIFT FROM MINISTRY OF INTERIOR To
FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TO BE REPLACED BY MANUEL MANT ILLA 1s asout A
MONTH OLD. WHILE NOT IMPOSSIBLE, BELIEVE SUCH A cnn ‘poosouy
NCT IN WIND, -
; 3. ORLANDO GARCIA MENTIONED PARA 3 REF IS ORLANDO GARCIA
VASQUEZ (2081-67868) WHO FORMERLY WORKED VERY CLOSELY WITK ERASTO
FERNANDEZ IN DIGEPOL. -SINCE ERASTO IS REPORTEDLY CARLOS ANDRES
PEREZ* CREATURE, GARCIA VASQUEZ COULD HAVE BEEN SENT FOR BY ’
EITHER PEREZ OR FERNANDEZ. MOST PROBABLE THAT GARCIA VASQUEZ [7
IS BEING RECALLED TO FORM PART OF FERNANDEZ* TEAM AS HAS
AMCLEVE 15. IT IS NOT BEYOND REALM OF POSSIBILITY, HOWEVER, .
THAT CARLOS ANDRES PEREZ MAY HAVE RECALLED HIM TO HANDLE
POLITICALLY ORIENTED WORK REQUIRING GARCIZ VASQUEZ’
PaRTICULAR TALENTS. a nonin cide REF,
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DIRECTOR INFO UNWAVE
REF: DIRECTOR 47965
le WILL NOT CONTACT AMCLEVE=15 UNTIL HAVE HAD
CHANCE REVIEW DOCUMENTS BEING POUCHED.
2. IMPOSSIBLE KNOW WHAT AMCLEVE=15 SALARY WILL
BE, IF ANY, BEFORE DISCUSSIONS WITH HIN, PREVIOUS
HQS RESERVATIONS THIS CASE WERE BUDGETARY, BUT WE ASSUMED
BASIC PROBLEM WAS SOLVED WHEN JMWAVE ADVISED THAT
AMCLEVE-15 WOULD BE PAID BY CIRASH THE SALARY HE FELT
HE HAD TO HAVE. IT MAY BE THAT STATION WOULD NEED PAY
ONLY TOKEN AMOUNT, WHICH COULD BE TAKEN FROM CIRASH
BUDGET, BUT ONLY DIRECT TALKS WITH ANCLEVE-15 WILL GIVE
US THE ANSWERS.
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l. JMVAVE RECD LETTER FROM AMCLEVE/15 ON 30 OCT 67.
: ANCLEVE SAYS HE WILL SEGIN WORK ON 1 NOV. ADDRESS IS |
AVENIDA JOSE FELIX RIVAS, QUINTA CLARITA, CARACAS,
2. ACCORDING AMCLEVE/15 NOMINATION OF CIRASH/4 AS
DIRECTOR OF DIGEPOL DELAYED BECAUSE CIRASH/4'S POLITICAL
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PARTY, ADECO, IS IN TROUBLE. —
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I. . HQS BELISVES THAT, IN VIEW UNSETTLED DIGEPOL SITUATION AND
VAGUE AND UNSUBSTANTIATSD NATURE AMCLEVE-15 JOB POSSIBILITIES, NoT
ADVISABLE MAKE FINANCIAL COMMITMENT..T0 A-15 TO ENABLE HIM RETURN
VENEZUELA. SHO"LD A-15 RETURN ON HIS OWN AND CARACAS DETERMINES HE
HAS OPERATIONAL POTENTIAL, POSSIBILITY OF WOFACT EMPLOYMENT CAN BE
RECONSIDERED,
2. ADDITIONAL. PERTINENT INFO PROBABLY NOT AVAILABLE JMWAVE OR
CARACAS AS FOLLOWS:
A. Ac15 BROTHER ROBERTACONSIDERED TRUSTWORTHY ENOUGH BY
CUBAN GOVT TO TRAVEL OVERSEAS ON GOC MISSION LATE 1966.
B, A-15 CARACAS CONTACT GUSTAVO ORTIZ FAEZ UNSAVORY
CHARACTER WHO WAS INVOLVED IN POLITICAL MURDER OF ANTI-COMMUNIST
PROFESSOR AT HAVANA UNIVERSITY. °
3. WILL POUCH DETAILS.
.
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“ further info indicating possible security problems
other than Havana broadcast during recent LASO
conference naming A-15 as CIA ayent which NAVE
. claims has no bearing on ops use as DIGEPOL °
’ : penetration,
7 . **A-15 stated DIGEPOL job paid about 250 dollars per
- 7 _ month which he claims too little to live in Caracas,
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ABEYANCE UNTIL HE IN PLACE.
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OFFER OR WAIT UNTIL CARACAS STATION OFFICER ARRIVES MIANI
MID SEPTEMBER. ALSO WHETHER CONTRACT HINGES ON PRIOR
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Forwarding of ANCLEVE/15's 20) File
TO RETGN REQUIRED « REFERENCED
Reference: JMWAVE 9138, 6 Sept 1967 og
v2. Attached herewith as Attachment 1 is AMCLEVE/15's
field 201 file.
2. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachment 2 is
the true name portion of AMCLEVE/15's 202 file.
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2. As Stated (U/S/C)
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AT SALARY $35 PER MONTH PLUS CaR4CaS AND RETURN AIR FARE FOR
ONE. CONTRACT REVIEWAPLE aT ANY TINE. aLSO 36-DaY TERMINGT ION
CLAUSE AT STATION OPTION, ;
2. WOULD HOPE THAT AMCLEVE-15 CaN REESTABLISH RELAT LONSHIP
WITH ERAETO FERNANDEZ, AS LATTER “aY SOON BE NAMED NEW’ DIRECTOR
DIGEPOL AND IF NOT, HE WILL PROSABLY CONTINUE PLAY IMPORTANT
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As .
REQUEST JMWAVE FORWARD SCONEST PRQ DATA; EXACT DIVISION
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IN DiGEPOL FOR WHICH HE WORKING; NAME OF CHIEF AND NATURE
CF JOB, ;
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‘BORN 18 FEB 192%, CIENFNEGOS, FDNCATED CIENFUEGNS
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PLOYED AND BFCAMF POLITICAL ASYLEE ARGENTINE EMB, ARRIVED
US 'VI4 MEXTCO 28 FFB 1961, REMAINDER OF FAMILY (FATHER,
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MOTHER, BROTHERS, SISER) STILL IN CIBA,
. 9506 BUT DIN NOT PARTICIPATE 19 INVASION, EMPL FIRESTONE
TIRE CO, AYRON OCT 1961 TO “AR 1963. MEMBER 1S ARMY MAR 1963
EMPL AS EXTERMINATOR
TO MAR 1964, DISCHARGED AS 2¥D LT.
MIAME SEPT 1964 TOMAR 1965. —
8, RFCRITTED BY UmAVE “ah 1965 AND TISED aS TRAINING
-INSTRICTOR AND SUBSEQUENTLY aS REPORTER ON EXILE ACTIVITIES
MIAMI AREA UNTIL TERMINATION JILY 1967,
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) BE “PLOYED, ONLY THAT HE PREVIOUSLY WORKED ©
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~ THE DEFEWSE MINISTER, “AMCLEVE/15 CLAIMS HE HaS ‘CHOICE oF
WER KING - FoR FERNANDEZ OR "AJ OR- wreves%ordes) OF ARMY INTEL =
SPICE WCE | E27 y | NATIRE OF DIGEPOL JOB aS DESCRIBED BY
“ANCLEVEZI5! “WwouLD ‘BE INVESTIGATIVE, - a
(boo 3) AMCLEVE7IS RECEIVED LETTER 5 SEPT 1967 DL) FRIEND RAFAEL
* TREWOL, DIGEPCL’ EMPLOYEE, IN WHICH TREMOL TOLD HIM HIS CONTRACT
‘FO WORK IN VEREZUELA HAD BEEN APPROVED BY DEPT OF WORKS AND ME
“emgn 807 APPLY: MIAME” ‘WEREZUFLA CONSILATE FOR VISA, ~
4° UMVAVE® S RESERVATIONS! MENTIONED REF a, INCLUDING FacT
ANCLEVE715 WAS NAMED 4S WOFACT AGENT OY HaVaNa TV DIR ING Laso
COMFERENCE, “HAVEN REARING ON OPS USE AS DIGEPOL PENETRATION,
STATION HAS NO"FURTHER INFO INDICATING POSSIBLE SECWRITY PROBLEMS,
-*"-9: ‘podenrne 201 FILE.
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1. AMCLEVE-15 HAS NOT DEFINITELY MADE UP MIND TO RETURN AL
ABLE TO HIM) PAID ONLY ABOUT 25@ DOLLARS PER MONTH WHICH HE val
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CLAIMS TOO LITTLE TO LIVE IN CARACAS. WHILE JCSE VENTURIN te Aer
MIGHT BE ABLE PROVIDE JOB LATER, HAS NOTHING NOW. THUS °
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of
AMCLEVE-15 ACTIVELY SEEKING JOB MIAMI.
2o AMCLEVE-+15 STATES WOULD BE WILLING GO BACK TO DIGEPOL
OR OTHER JOB L® CARACAS TO WORK FOR WOFACT, BUT WOULD REQUIRE
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TOTAL INCOME APPROX 680 DOLLARS PER MONTH DUE CARACAS COST OF.
LIVING. , ;
3. WHILE AWARE EXTRA WOFACT INCOME COULD CREATE COVER
PERTINENT TO POINT OUT THAT IN YEARS WOFACT EMPLOY- :
z.
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PROBLEM,
MENT AMCLEVE-15 HAS NOT BEEN UNDULY CONCERNED ABOUT MONEY PER
FURTHER,
- SE; THUS DO NOT BELIEVE HE PLAYING HARD TO GET.
. :
JMWAVE AGREES THAT WHILE WORKING FOR DIGEPOL HE-WOULD’ BE a
GOOD ASSET FOR WOFACT. _ SECRET |
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"> B. CARACAS 7694 (IN 41504)#8
_ 1, BASED: ON INFO CURRENTLY AVAILABLE HQ NO OBJECTION TO STATION
CONTACT WITH AMCLEVE-15 PENDING CONFIRMATION FROM OTHER STATION SOURCES
oe HE ACTUALLY WORKING FOR. DIGEPOL AND ‘IN WHAT CAPACITY. IF CONTACT,
2. CAN CARACAS DISCREETLY CONFIRM DIGEPOL JOB? :
3. REQUEST WAVE DUPLICATE FIELD 201 SOONEST AND SEND TO CARACAS
AND HQ FOR REVIEW. RE REF. B. DOES WAVE HAVE ADDITIONAL INFO FOR
i CARaCAS SUGGESTING CAUTION IN CONTACT WITH AMCLEVE 15? .
Ho _ END OF MESSAGE .
_ WH COMMENT: *AMCLEVE-15 reported to Wave he obtained job with Digepol
Bh: in Caracas and was involved in Digepol operation culminating
4 in capture Espinoza, a Cuban guerrilla, who landed Falcon
i
: fi on . province July 66 With Luben Petkeff. A-15 stated to
i
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Ae. GGIRO t REPORTED EVENING 12 SEPT THaT HE HAD
NOMINATED ERASTO FERNANDEZ BETANCOURT TO BE DIRECTOR
DIGEPOL. CIGIRO 1 SAID PRESIDENT RELUCTANT APPROVE
APPOINTMENT DUE FERNANDEZ BaD REPUTATION, CIGIRO t CON-
TINUING PRESS FOR APPROVAL APPOINTMENT ON BASIS KS WILL
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Sernanoez TO TRY FIRM UP DIGEPOL JOB; But DELAY -
ACTUAL DEPARTURE TILL HIS POSITION CLARIFIED, THIS
BEING SUGGESTED ON ASSUMPTION AMCLEVE 15 MAY NOT IMMEDIATELY :
LOCATE JO3 IN U.S. AND WOULD BE WILLING CONTINUE TRY KEEP :
VENEZUELAN OPTION OPEN ON CHANCE IT MIGHT WORK OUT.
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Bs DIRECTOR 34096**
"°°, BELIEVE ANY FURTHER JMWAVE ENCOURAGEENT AMCLEVE-15 SEEK
_ DIGEPOL JOB MAY BE INTERPRETED BY HIM AS IMPL”CIT COMMITMENT OF WOFACT
EMPLOYMENT ONCE HS REACHES VENEZUELA. WISH AVOID ANY SUCH MIS- :
UNDERSTANDING WITH AMCLEVE-15 SINCE NO ASSURANCE HE WILL BE OF
SUFFICIENT OPS POTENTIAL TO MERIT EXPENDITURE STATION TIME AND
MONEY. POINTS T) CONSIDER ARE: :
A. “ACCORDING TO CIRASH-12 DIGEPOL i#AS NEITHER PERSONNEL,
BUDGET NOR HIGH LEVEL POLICY DIRECTION WHICH +CULD PERMIT IT TO
FUNCTION AS EFFECTIVE ANTI-SUBVERS (ON ORGANIZ:.TION REGARDLESS WHO
IS DIRECTOR.
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| INTEL ORGANIZATION BY UZCATEGUI, ENTIRE CIVILIAN INTELLIGENCE’
* SOMMUNITY) UNDERGOING SHAKEUP. DIFICULT MEAL URE AMCLEVE-15
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TO ATTENTION OF CUBAN INTELLIGENCE.
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Fernandez Betancourt, who has been nominated as new
heed of DIGEPOL, to attempt to firm up previous
job offer by Fernandez. AMCLEVE-]5 should delay '
actual departure for Caracas until his position ;
: is clarified. Reques:s Hqs concurrence. i
. - “tgs believes that, in view unsettled DIGEPOL situation !
- - and vague and unsubstantiated nature AMCLEVE-15 job
, . possibilities, not advisable make financial commitment
Sf vs to him to enable him to return tc Venezuela. If he - |
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INFORMING HIM THAT ERASTO (FERNANDEZ) BETANCOURT WILL ARRIVE (. . “a
MIAMI ON TDY 27 SEPT 67. ORTIZ STATED FERNANDEZ WILL SEEX
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: 1. IT NOT NECESSARY FOR JMWAVE. CONTACT AMCLEVE-15 PER PARA 4 REF =
AS THERE SUFFICIENT INFO OUR FILES TO APTLY ILLUSTRATE TYPE INDIVIDUAL _4.
FERNANDEZ IS AND Hts ATTITUDE TOWARDS WOFACT. STILL WISH AVOID ANY ae
POSSIBLE MISUNDERSTANDING ON PART TERMINATED AMCLEVE-15 THAT WOFACT WOULD ,
“ SUBSIDIZE HIS EMPLOYMENT WITH DIGEPOL.'
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‘A.
. ACCORDING CIRASH-12 HE TOTALLY IRRESPONSIBLS AS VEN CONSUL
MIAMI,” WHERE HE DRUNK MOST OF THE TIME, WILL ACQUIRE FURTHER DETAILS
FROM CIRASH-12. :
. B. CIRASH-7 REPORTED 2 DEC 65 (CARACAS 3159) THAT FERNANDEZ IN
_ TROUBLE WITH cov BECAUSE OF CONDUCT MIAMI AREA AND THAT HE SIX MONTHS
“IN ‘ARREARS oN FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING. _
C. ON 7 OCT 65 CIARK-1 ASKED LY CIRATAL-1 TO LOOK INTO
ACTIVITIES OF FERNANDEZ IN MIAMI: THAT HE NEGLECTING HIS JOB AND DEVOTING
ao @
HIMSELF TO LIFE OF PLEASURE (HVCA-12834, 15 OCT 65).
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OF PRISONERS FOR A PRICE ETC. (HVCA-11693, Sept 64)... _
E. STATION REPORTED IN HVCA-13182, 25 FEB 66 THAT FERNANDEZ
SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH THE GOV. WHILE STATION NOT ANXIOUS PROVOKE QUARREL
WITH HIM, HIS RETURN TO ANY POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY IN VEN WOULD
.MILITATE AGAINST WOFACT INTERESTS. , .
F. IN UFGA-24884, 5 APRIL 66 AMHARSH-1 REPORTED ON SMUGGLING
ACTIVITIES OF FERNANDEZ IN MIAMI AREA AND THE SHIPPING OF WEAPONS TO VEN.
G. WE CAN ALSO CITE HIS POOR HANDLING OF CIURBAN-2 CASE IN NHICH
AGENT WAS BLOWN TO MIR WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF TAKEOVER,
H. MONROS B. DIFFENDAL (P) WHO CURRENTLY OUT OF COUNTRY ON TOY
_ TRIP “HANDLED FERNANDEZ WHILE LATTER DEP CHIEF DIGEPOL. WHEN HE RETURNS
WILL ‘QUERY HIM ON FERNANDEZ. HOS RECOLLECTS ONE PET GRIPE® CASE
OFFICER WAS THAT FERNANDEZ PASSED STATION INFO TO CIVISTA STATING IT
CAME FROM HIS OWN (NON-EXISTENT) AGENT NETS.
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3. IT MAY BE. NECESSARY FOR STATION TO WORK WITH FERNANDEZ IF HE
APPOINTED CHIEF, DIGEPOL BUT FEEL THAT SENSITIVE OPS’ SHOULD CONTINUE BE
HAXDLED WITH CIWOODS OR UNILATERALLY. IT IS TRUE THAT FERNANDEZ COOPERATED
WITH STATION DURING HIS PREVIOUS TOUR AND APPEARED NOT BE ANTI-WOFACT BUT
RIS GENERAL GREEDINESS AND LACK or SCRUPLES MAKE HIM aN UNSAVORY PARTNER - :
TO DEAL WITH AT THAT LEVEL. : . .
4. IF STATION DOES NOT HAVE ABOVE DOCUMENTATION HQS WILL FORWARD.
WILL DISCUSS FERNANDEZ WITH COS ON HIS ARRIVAL HQS.
END OF MESSAGE
*COS, Minit and Eraste Fernandez Betancourt, ‘tof DC/Digepol met
to discuss colaboration between Station and Digepol. Not
Clear if Fernandez to be new Chief. ‘While F has bad rep not
- Clear why. Fernandez was cooperative with Station previous
time no clear indications he enriched himself by accepting
bribes from left. Station would work slowly until full
assessment acquired. Asked WAVE to work closely with
AMCLEVE-15 during Fernendez stay in Miami to collect info on
latter.
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. 1. HQ INITIATING PROCESSING OF POA FOR ASSESSMENT ONLY.
‘ Oo _ 2. WE RECOGNIZE YOUR INTEREST IN AMCLEVE-15, BUT SUGGEST. YoU
REVIEW CAREFULLY DOCUMENTS WHICH WS ARE FORWARDING BY POUCH.
3. PLEASE FORWARD SALARY INFO. HOW MUCH DOES STATION PROPOSE TG = |
PAY HIM AND WHERBS IN OPS BUDGET WILL IT COME FRON?
END OF MSSSAGE °
WH COMMENT: Station interested pessibility pick up Luis POSADA Carriles
as unilateral penetration of DIGEPOL if Erasto Fernandez
Betancourt named Director, Requested authorization to.
“contact POSADA for assessment as soon as JMWAVE advises
permanent addrese Caracas.
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2. DIRECTOR 327.9
STATION DEFINITELY INTERESIED IN POSSIBILITY PICKING UP
1.
ANCLEVE-15 AS UNILATERAL PENETRATION OF CIRASH IF AND WHEN CIRASH-4
IS NAMED DIRECTOR. THIS WOULD BE PARTICULARLY USEFUL IF HE WOULD
EE aS CLOSE AS PAST TRAFFIC SUGGESTS TO CIRASH-4, WHOM NEEDLESS
‘TO SAY WE DO NOT COMPLETELY TRUST.
REQUEST HQS AUTHORIZATION TG CONTACT AMCLZVE-15 FOR ASSESSMENT
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AS SOON AS UMWAVE ADVISES OF MORE PERMANENT ADDRESS CARACAS.
LPER PARS ONE REF B, IF AMCLEVE-!5°S OA CANCELLED, PLEASE REINSTATE
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1. AMCLEVE/i5 REPORTS TELEPHONE CALL FROM GISTAVO
ORTIZ) FAEZ ON 18 OCT 67. ORTIZ INFORMED AMCLEVE/15
THE ERASTO (FERNANDEZ) BETABCOURT WILL BE NAMED DIRECTOR
OF DIGEPOL LATE oct 67. ORTIZ N BEHALF OF FERNANDEZ
“ASSURED ANCLEVE/15 DIGEPOL EMPLOYMENT AT PROPER LIVABLE
NN _ -
SALARY.
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‘2. AMCLEVE/!5 PLANS FLY CARACAS 23 OCT 67. WILL
“sTaY TEMPORARILY aT HOME OF ORTIZ. STATION HAS ASKED '
-WICLEVE/15 TO NOTIFY JMWAVE WHEN HE HAS MORE PERMANENT
“ADDRESS AND WE WILL ADVISE ‘CARACAS. IF STATION DESIRES
contact, PERSON SHOULD IDENTIFY SELF TO AMCLEVE/15 AS
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CORTI2) FREC, BORN HABANA, 20 APRIL 1928. VETERINARIAN BY
PROFESSION AND NOW RESIDING LA CASTELLANA AREA OF CARACAS.
Ze SUBJECT IS CLOSE FRIEND OF ERASTO FERNANDEZ, POSSIBLE
NEW CRIEF OF DIGEPOL. STATION FILES CONTAIN BRIEF NOTE
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© AMCLEVE/15 Report on Arrest of Manuel ESPINOSA Diaz and Two Communist
: ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES, ucrrlilila . p
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chief WH
Reference: JMVAVE-8997, 28 Aug 67
1. Attached herewith is ANCLEVE/15's report concerning the
arrest of Manuel “ESPINOSA Didz and two Communist guerrillas by
DIGEPOL agents on 25 August 1967, the slaying of two Communists
by DIGEPOL agents on 25 August 1967 and AMCLEVE/15's interview |
: -f, - with ESPINOSA,
2 \
& : ‘2+ UMWAVE checked the serial numbers of the weapons as
: provided by AMCLEVE/15 in an attempt to determine if they are
Of WOFACT/JMIAVE origin with negative results,
GARY L. FLUSTIKOFF
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ANCLEVE/15 Report on Arrest of Man
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES uerriailas
Reference: SJMUAVE-8997, 28 Aug 67
uel ESPINGSA Diaz and Two Communist
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Attached herewith is AMCLEVE/15's report concerning the
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arrest-of Manuel *ESPINOSA Diaz and two Cormunist guerrillas. by. -
DIGEPOL agents on 25 August 1967, the slaying of two Communists -
by DIGEPOL agents on 25 August 1967 and AMCLEVE/15's interview
with ESPINOSA. : : .
_2. JMYAVE checked the serial numbers of the weapons as
provided by AMCLEVE/15 in an attempt to determine if they are
of WOFACT/JIMMWAVE origin with negative results. :
GARY L. FLUSTIKOFF
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INDEXING INFORMATION
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SURNAME GIVEN RAME “MIDCLE NAME
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roe _ ie
OTNER NAMES - STATE TYPE (AKA, ALIAS, MAIDEN?
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Peat Sipe
Sudject WAS killed by DIGEPCL agents near his residence in Caracas on
25 Aug 1967, Subject wanted by the police since 1965,
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Sunnane . GIVEN RAME
SSPINOSA Manuel
SOUNTRY OF SIRTH
Cuba
OCCUPATION
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Venezuela cay
Subject attended guerrilla course “in Cuba, infiltrated XeCOCCaXX | -
July 1966 with 13 other “ubans, Subject's commander was Luben PETKOFF.
Qn 25 Aug 1967 Subject participated in a bank holdup in Caracas and
was XXXMX captured by the polices
GIVEN NAME&
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-| ABOITISNAL INFORMATION® Subject was
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police in connection with the killing of Julio IRYBARNEN Borges, former
director of the Social Seourl tie, and for the death of a DIGErOL agent,
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PROPER VISA TO ENABLE HIM W LA, REPORTS HE
OBTAINED JOB WITH DIGEPOL THRU RAFAEL TREMOL AND GUSTAVO
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3. ACCORDING AMCLEVE -15, DIGEPOL RECEIVED TELEPHONE CALL
ABOUT @600 HOURS 25 AUGUST FROM INFORMANT WHO.REPORTED BLACK
CHEVROLET SOUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH 24 BUGUST RANK ROBBERY
HAD BEEN SEEN IN URDANETA STREET NEAR PERITE BUILDING, ON .
ARRIVAL POLICE SAW FELIZ FARIAS, ALIA “COMMANDANTE CLAUDIO”,
WHO WANTED FOR 1965 FIRING SQUAD MURDER OF SEVERAL PEOPLE.
FARIAS DREW REVOLVER AND WAS SHOT DOWN, PEOPLE IN APARTMENT
27 OF PERITE BUILDING BEGAN FIRING ON POLICE. POLICE ENTERED
APARTMENT AND ARRESTED ESPINOZA AND TWO OTHERS, FOUND 240,000
BQLIVARES FROM BANK ROBBERY, ARMS, AMMUNITION, GRENADES AND SECRET
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Sa. AMCLEVE - 15 TALKED WITH ESPINOZA 26 AUGUST. ESPINOZA
STATED | ‘HE 33 YEARS ‘OLD, BORN PaLMaA SORIANO, ORIENTE. CAME
A9 VENEZUELA FROM cuBa JULY 1966 WITH 13 OTHER CUBANS UNDER
COMMAND SCUBEN PETKOFF. ano ‘LANDED AT CHICHIRIVICHE BEACH IW ~
, Falcon PROVINCE. HAD APPROX TWO MONTHS Darna GUERRILLA
WARFARE IN CUBA. AMCLEVE-15 SAID. ESPINOZA VERY COOPERATIVE.
HAD A NOT TOO SERIOUS WOUND IN THE BACK OF THE HEAD “PROBABLY
ON ACCOUNT OF THE INTERROGATION",
5. AMCLEVE-15 SAID SOME OF ARMS LOOKED LIKE THOSE ISSUED
BY WOFACT. WILL POUCH FURTHER DETAILS, INCLUDING ARMS WITH
SEVERAL NUMBERS.
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EN SFITER, T¥O DIGEPGL RAIDS OF PREVICUS RAY GAVE PRESS ,
CONFERENCE ADDED SPICE, BUT PRESENTATION at PRESS CONFERENCE GF
' cuean GUERRILLA CAPTURED IN RAID 95 AUGUST WAS PARTICULARLY EPAYETIC,
iON REFONE Gad,
| AIVINS MUCH WEIGHT TO VENEZUELAN CASE ON CUSAN SUBVERS
OF PLM
_ ?, CURAN IDENTIFIED AS MANUFL SSPINOZA DIAZ, ACE 33,
sa tang, GRE NTE PROVINCE, CUBA, WHO SAID HE WAS SERGEANT IN oye"
Altit RATY;
FYELUG, "BATION. 4 un CANE TO VENEZUELA To TEACH GUERILLA Spreyies
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ESPINOZA SAID HE ENTERED VENEZUELA JULY 68 WITH LUSEN PETKOF?
AT CHICKRIRIVICHE AND THAT LAUNING PARTY INCLUDED 13 CUPANS, THis
SUOSTANTIATES CIURRAN-2@ STATEMENT THAT FOTOS WHICH APPEARED is
‘SUCESCOS ARTICLES ON PETKOFF GROUP INCLUDED NUMEROUS CURANS,
C9S WHO SAW TV PRESENTATION FOUND. RSPINOZA APPEAR SE Low LEVEL Ang
NOT WELL INFORMED, ALTHOUGH SHOCK AND FATIGUE COULD HAVE CAUS=D
a Od TO APPEAR MORE STUPID THAN HE 1S,
3. REQUEST HOS AND JYWAVE (TO INCLLOE ANOT) TRACES. WILE 2ouc-
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1. The attached is an excerpt from the FBIS Daily 7
Report dated 10 August 1967 (FB 155/67) concerning the
interrogation 6f "CIA Agents" at a special session of the
LASO Conference,
2.: Your attention is drawn to the indicated paragraph
‘concerning. Luis—POSADA and the Cuban Exile Organization
Representacion Cubana en el Exilio (Cuban Representation in
Exile-RECE), POSADA appears identifiable with_the Subject
‘of 201-300985. —- ae ee
LEONA R, VESTUTO
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JMWAVE ADVISES NO CONTACT BE MADE WITH AMCLEVE/I5.
1.
HIS NAME MENTIONED AS WOFACT AGENT ON GOC RADIO AND TV .,
HE HAS ALSO BEEN INVOLVED SEVERAL *y
DURING LASO CONFERENCE.
SHADY DEALS MIAMI WHICH, ALTHOUGH UNDERTAKEN AT UMWAVE/FBI
-BFYEST, MIGHT PREJUDICE HIS EFFECTIVE USE.
2. STATION TRACES NEGATIVE VENTURINI. AMOT TRACES
PENDING.
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1. FROM REF A. INFO ANCLEVE-15 DID NOT APPEAR OF iNrERSST
IN HIMSELF TQ CARACAS STATION. NOWEVER, CHECK OF HIS FRIEND
; REVEALED FOLUCWING: ‘AMOT-S REPORTED THAT RICARDO VENTURINT,
CUBAN, ENPLOYEE OF RADIO CaRACAS TELEV(SION WAS IDENT EFIED
'
| IN AL LIAISOV REPORT OF JANUARY 1967 aS a NEMBER OF CuSav DSE,
2. IN VIEW ARSQVE INFO ANCLEVE-15 “AY BE ABLE PROVIDE
' INFO ON A DSE OPERATIVE IN CARACAS. SEOUEST Jtw sot
AND HQS TRACES VENT RL ALSO, IF sYvAVE CAN PROVIDE,
WOULD APPRECIATE ADDRESS WHERE ANCLEVS=15 CaN BE CONTACTED
SHOULD CARACAS DEVELOP ACTIVE ryTeRest.|
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. SUBJECT: Salary ‘Misunderstanding
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$325.00, for reasons of cconemy and cover and he was
ATTACHMENT 81 to UPGA-28332 -
SECRET
MEMORANDUM POR Te RECORD
WEMOKANDUM FOR AMCLEVE/15's File -- 14 August 1967
vacations 04-8
Ste emu a ten mae MRR IY IRE AEE RECIENTE NL AMMA CO ee A pbaBUERGPET 1 pe8 market Pa
‘ORIGINATOR: Gary L, FLUSTIKOFF ; _ ; -
1. ANCLEVE/15 submitted the attached note, written © - 2: 0+
-by him, to the writor. -In the note ANCLEVE/15 says eran
“*he-4s not asking for anything but wants tho records checked a
regarding his past salary of $325.00 per month. ANCLEVE/1S
Claimed "Chip" (Grover T. LYTICOTT » his. former CO) told... _
him that effective Octobor 1966 he would be’ paid ‘$100 300 =: te *
per month by NOFACT4 white the balance would be pleced ina ‘Mant for hime
2.. For the record AMCLEVE/15 was told by. the writer _-
and not Chip that ef{fcctive August 1966 (not October)’: .
he would be cut back in his salary. to approximately — ‘
$100.00 per month. He was cut back from $350.00, not
agrecable to the cutback, The writer did not tell him
that the balance of approximately $212.00 was being -
saved for him; only that his gross salary would be -
raised to $350. 00 in the event RECK ever stopped paying
him his salary. (It was assumed that his RECE enploynent
might be short-lived). For administrative reasons the -
salary cutback was not offecctive until September 1966 and ~
from latter date until December 1966 he was paid $111.13,
From January 1967 until June 1967 he was paid $110.90
due to a FICA change. During the entire period, September
1966 to. June 1967, AMCLEVE/15 was budgeted by JNWAVE in
the amount of $350.00 gross with the notation of his
voucher of “possibility of paying balance later". | Then.
in June 1967 ANCIEV&/15's salary was increased to $350.00
gross, aS so promised, because he was unemployed during
most of June. .
3. The writer explained the above to AMCLEVE/15
and he seomed satisfied. He told the writer that he had
ta borrow some money to cover expenscs in connection
with his trip to Venezuela.
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END OF MESSAGE
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wt COMMENT: ¥ Venturini is AMCLEVE-15's point of contact
in Venezuela. Caracas reported that liaison _ -
heave Venturini listed as a member of Cuban
DSB. Requested Has. SMWAVE and ’MoT traces.
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Favana. Does tic ‘Television Service in Spanish O17? Gt 7 Aug 67
* Questions what Sind of. Sedpers e186 you yang for assassinations?
Chly
‘Laucorioa: - Ve prought two Beretta Pistols wath silenoers, @ ,22-cal, piste) with
“a. silencer, ard an MS with a silencer,
Question: What kind of armunition 416 you dring for the .22-001, pistol with rateheert
Lereeriea: Pars of the azqunition was conventionad bullets and part of it was \
eyanide- tipped bullets. -
° Svestion: Who prepared the bullets with oyanidet . ous
2 oY oN, cot a : “| —— . . : oe \
re Tose: bullets were ° aFepared- ovar ‘there in Miant. (Polo--phenetio)
‘ronda, somber. ef. aa ofganization eadlled (1E1 Rece) asxed me to prepare thea, an
“apite of the fact.tnat I know nothing about chenistry, for attempts on lives, to . '
, Bale gure of the death of the individuals against whose lives attempts were to be a
| wee, but they were tor specific attempts.
Quect tion: What pldns were made in the United States or snong the scunterrevalutionary
ireles, what is the main objective sought? !
Livceriea: oll, the phys seas elininstion of the leades of the Cuban revalution,
' Fides Castro. - :
feertion; The physical elimination of Maj, Pidel Castrof : :
Lioveerioa: Yes, sir. . ,
* Question: ‘hose counterrevosutiorary groups which operate from Plorida, froa fama,
63 trey Save the cpproval ef tie North Anerican Governaent for their actions? i
levecrica; Almost entirely. For exarple the nost opportunist elements over there
ercite srill groups to obtain doliars from the US Goverrzent for their subsistence,
but taere irc close links among a1) the orginizations in exile with the Central
snte> sihenee Agency. We have, for example, the oase of (T£1 Rece) which--through
Lault who is xnown by all aa a CIA agent--belongs, that is a1] its activities
of aie ing on Cuban coasts, actions against rarchant ships ard so forth, are linked
2, wae, Meee ate pate ot oer ese “ REE fT oekennmeianied
a tuestion: You say that ‘you"hed @ .22-cal.” played with polséned bullets’ for specific
atcterpts on iivast .
Léucerlca; Yes, sir.
Stestion: I would like you to clarify sonething more. What specific attacks,
against which figures, were those attempts to de wade with that type of weapon?
w-uceriea: Yell, against the most proainent figures of the revolution according to
exi.ting circumstances ard according to the individuals who were going to execute
‘nea, Specifically, 1¢ ts to be supposed that if the idea of counterrevoluticn were
tc taxe root in Havana, well then the effort to waqd the leader of the revolution
«ld ve intensified.
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iAnterfogation of "CIA Agents” at a special session of the ..
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. epits af the fect that I know eothing obart chenistry; for attenpts of lives, te-~ ©: x
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‘ _ Question: Vat piers vere ane in the thited states oF anong the sounterrevoluticnary
an | Gtrales, viet 19 the amin ctjective scugntt - OMT, Fa obese ah Mt. Ree
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g « -epestton: The pistest eliminetion cf MJ. Fidel Castro? == - ' aoe
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ic! Se they Reve the approval of te Barta carican Guyarenent far thory geticast - ele
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Loe ereste enill groups to chtain dollars fron the US dovernsent for their subsistence,
reo tut there are olese links scamg 81) the orginisotions in exile with the Central = = *: -<
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Postda, who is known by all as a GIA ogont--belong, that'is all its ootivitids~.
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SUBJECT: A™MCLEVE/15's Plans for. 1 - Repistry
Enployrent - Bona Fides ;
Given for Possible WOFACT
Contact in the Future:
1. ANCLEVE/15 informed the writer on 9 August 1967 tht
-he plans to fly to Caracas, Venezuela fron Miami on 12 August
1967 accompanied by Aldo HERNANDEZ, @ friend who is employed
aS a Salesman in Caracas. In Caracas AMCLEVE/15 will seek
employment ‘through or with an old friend, Ricardo VENTURINE -
aka Jose VEENTURINE connected in some way with the TV industry
in Caracas. HERNANDEZ is also a friend of VENTURINE.
2. If AMCLEVE/15 finds employrent in Caracas, he does
not intend to return to Miami and his wife and son will then
join him in Caracas. .
3. If AMCLEVE/15 does not find employment in Caracas, |
he intends to go to Puerto Rico from Caracas to lock for — -
employment through some of his friends living in Puerto Rico.
&. ANCLEVE/15 was given a recognition signal for estab-
lishing bona fides in the event that SOFACT should want to
contact hin in Caracas or elsewhere. AMCLEVE/15 was. instructed
that the person would establish bona fices by saving, "I'ma
friend of Lawrence", He was also given JMWAVE address
Mr. Lawrence 8. DEROME, PO Box 390, Main Post Office, Miami,
Florida, .
S, JMWAVE has no identifiable traces on VFNTURINE and
HERNANDEZ. ..
6. ANCLEVE/15 reported that his name was mentioned on
the GOC radio on 6 August 1967 in cennection with the alleged
captured WOFACT acents. He was described by Alberto LAUCIRICA
Diaz as the liaison dSetween WOFACT and REECE,
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STATION WISHES TO CORRECT THE RECORD AS FAR AS LAST
SENTENCE OF PARAGRAPH ONE OF REF IS CONCERNED. WHILE
ANCLEVE/13 1S NOT A PARAGON OF VIRTUE HE CANNOT BE CLASSIFIED
AS UNSAVORY CHARACTER. HIS INVOLVENENT IN SHADY DEALS IW
“THE PAST TwO YEARS RESULTED ALMOST ENTIRELY FROM STATION'S
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‘Ls FOLLOWING IS SUMMARY OF KICOBALT 1 REPORT ~~
RECEIVED 28 JULY BY JMWAVE CONTACT:
Ae 28 JULY KICOBALT 1 MET ANCLEVE 15
. CERRONEOUSLY REPORTED ANCHEER 15 PER DIRECTOR 24048) WHO
'” SatD NE WAS GOING TO BOLIVIA TO HELP TRAIN A SPECIAL UNIT
IN GUERRILLA WARFARE. ANCLEVE 15 CLAIMED TO BE OFFERED
' EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH AND TO BE LEAVISG FIRST
WEEX IN AUG AHD TO HAVE RECEIVED FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR
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| IS A FRIEND OF ANCLEVE 15 AND WHO ADDED THAT AMCLEVE 15 WAS
| TW-TOUCH WITH BOLIVIAN CONSULATE IM RIANI AND A BOLIVIAS MILITARY
ATTACHE TO WHOM AMCLEVE 15 HAD MADE THE OFFER TO ORGANIZE
A GROUP OF CUBAN GUERRILLA TRAIWING OFFICERS. AACLEVE 15
HaD OFFERED TO TAKE ON AMDESK 1 SHOULD KICHEER 1 APPROVE THE
WHOLE PLAN. AMCLEVE 15 CLAIMED CONCEPT OF PLAN AND HIRING BECRET
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OF ANCLEVE 15 HAD BEEN APPROVED BY KICKEER 1 THRU ATTACHE.
2. XICOBELT 1. COMMENTED TO CO THAT SUCH A UNILATERAL
GROUP UNCONTROLLED BY WOFACT WOULD DO MORE DAMAGE THAN GOOD;
THaT KICOBALT SPONSOR AND COVER WOULD BE BLOWN IF IN FACT
OTHER MIAMI CUBANS IN BOLIVIA ON SAME ‘MISSION.
3. RE PARA 4 DIRECTOR 24089 JMWAVE FEELS THAT EITHER
ANCLEVE 15 SOMENOY CANE UP WITH IDEA ON HIS OWN’ OR SOME LEAK
~ OCCURRED DURING INITIAL CONTACTS ON THIS PROGRAM AND HE NOW
FISHING FOR: INFO AND HANDLE TO CLIMB ON THE BAND WAGON.
STATION” Has” BEEN ‘ADVISED BY AMCLEVE 15 THAT ‘HE SEEKING
_ EMPLOYMENT IW CARACAS. HE LEGAL U.S. RESIDENT AND IS IN
POSSESSION OF MULTIPLE EXIT AND REENTRY PERMIT VALID ONE
‘YEAR. AMOT 13° DOES NOT KNOW AMCLEVE 15 WOR IS HE
KNOWLEDGEABLE OF KICOBALT OPERATION. AMFAST 6 (ANOTHER
MEMBER AMOT GROUP WHO KNOWS AMCLEVE 15) REPORTED AMCLEVE 15
HAD TOLD HIM THAT AMCLEVE 15 AND WIFE HAD BEEN ENTERTAINED
“BY U.S. OFFICIAL CHINTED WOFACT) AND HAD DISCUSSED POSITION
IN BOLIVIA. .
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: 1.. As. reported in: réference, AMCLEVE/18 was terminated
effective 12° ‘July 1967, AMCLEVE/15" was terminated because he
resigned from his position as a military coordinator/member of
RECE. (Cuban Representation in Exile), a Miami based Cuban exile
organization, in-early June 1967 and he thus lost access. to his
target, as AMCLEVE/15 had been reporting on the activities of
RECE ‘since 1 August 1966. In addition, JMWAVE does not have a
'-;@urrent need or any operational interest in RECE, and the AMOT
organization has the capability to penetrate and report on RECE
if and when the need should arise, After AMCLEVE/15 resigned
from RECE, he was a candidate for employment in the AMOT organ-
ization; however, because af his involvement with Frank "Lefty"
ROSENTHAL and for other security reasons it was decided that
the ANOT organization should not hire him. .
2. AMCLEVE/15 began his employment with WOFACT in April
1965 and initially served as an instructor in the Maritime
Training Branch ‘of JMWAVE. He was also active in reporting on
exile activities. On 1 August 1966, AMCLEVE/15 was transferred
to the CI Branch where he was used to report on the activities
of RECE until his resignation in early June 1967.
- 3. Since AMCLEVE/15 was amicably terminated, JMWAVE does
not envision any problems at this time. AMCLEVE/15 plans to
seek employment in Caracas, Venezuela, through an old friend
who resides there,
4. On 21 July 1967 AMCLEVE/15 was given a termination
bonus of $650.00, which is. equivalent. to two months salary, minus
FICA and federal income tax. He was paid $549.60 net.
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Justice Lept. attorney requested AMCLEVE/15 recontact Rosenthal and the meet would
be covered ty FBI, ANCLEVE/1S would ask Rosenthal for money for dom payment on
material (ok explosives) bat nothing wuld nothing would be furnished at that
tine. Later AMCLEVE/15 would furmich Rosenthal sufficient amount of explosives
to constitute violation. then AMCLEVE/15 and Rosenthal separated , Rosenthal
woald be arrested,
AMCLEVE/1S was to contact Alborto Larrain-Macotre and exhibit requested silencer
which would not be furnished, This contact vould also be covered by FEI, tut
action wold be taken by local sutnorities to avoid possible disclosure as to
involvement of AMCLEVE/15 in the matter,
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2. Pursuant to discussion with DCOS/E and the writer,
JMWAVE plans to terninate ANCLEVE/IS effective 11 July 1967.
2. ANCLEVE/15 began ehployment with MGFACT during
April 1965 and.served as an Instructor in the Maritine
Training Section from July 1965 to ] Auguet 1966 whan he
was transferred to the CI Branch, ANCLEVE/15 wes used by
the CI Branch to report on the activities of RECH, a Niami
based Cuban exile group, from 1 August 1966 until above : 4
termination date. .
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minus FICA’ and federal income tax. AMCLEVE/15 will be
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] | | 1, HQS AND JUSTICE CONCUR SUGGESTION REF A, PARA 5. MEETING WITH
LOCAL LNERGO MIGHT PROVE HELPFUL ITS INVESTIGATION ROSENTHAL, JUSTICE
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JOHNSON, LOCAL REP, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, ORGANIZED CRIME SECTION.
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| WOFACT INVOLVENENT IF AMCLEVE-15 USED AS WITNESS FOR PROSECUTION
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1. AT THEIR REQUEST JMWAVE MEI WITH LOCAL FBI AND JUSTICE
"DEPT ATTORNEY ON 6 JULY 10 DISCUSS FUTURE ACTION AMCLEVE-t5
CASE. JMWAVE POSITION WAS TO AGREE HAVE AMCLEVE-15 AID IW
CASE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE WITHOUT EXPOSING PROPOSAL WAS REACHED AND
AGREED UPON, SUBJECT TO OUR RESPECTIVE HQS CONCURRENCE.
. Ao JUSTICE ATTORNEY REQUESTED HAVE AMCLEVE~-15 RECONTACT
ROSENT HAL FOR MEET. MEET TO BE COVERED BY FBI AND POSSIBLY
LOCAL AUTHORITIES. AMCLEVE-15 WILL ASK ROSENTHAL FOR MONEY FOR
DOWN PAYMENT ON MATERIAL (C-4 EXPLOSIVES). TO BE FURNISHED, HOW-
EVER, NOTHING WILL BE FURNISHED AT THIS TIME. SUBSEQUENTLY
ROSENTHAL WILL MEET WITH AMCLEVE-i5, AT WHICH TIME ONLY SUFFICIENT
AMOUNT -OF EXPLOSIVES WILL BE FURNISHED TO CONSTITUTE VIOLATION,
AFTER WHICH ROSENTHAL, WHEN SEPARATED FROM AMCLEVE-15, WILL BE
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D. FBI ALERTING AMCLEVE- “15 TO MAKE ABOVE CONTACTS FOR-
FIRST PART OF NEXT WEEK.
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“IN VIEW FBI NEED IN ABOVE OPERATION HE WILL BE RETAINED ON
PAYROLL UNTIL 3@ SEPTEMBER.
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AGREED UPON, SUBJECT TO OUR RESPECTIVE HOS CONCURRENCE. ;
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ROSENTHAL FOR MEET. MEET TO BE COVERED BY FBI AND POSSIBLY
LOCAL AUTHORITIES. AMCLEVE+15 WILL ASK ROSENTHAL FOR MONEY FOR
DOWN PAYMENT ON MATERIAL (C-4 EXPLOSIVES) TO BE FURNISHED, HOW--
EVER, NOTHING WILL BE FURNISHED AT THIS TIME, SUBSEQUENTLY
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ANGUNT OF EXPLOSIVES WILL BE FURNISHED TO CONSTITUTE VIOLATION,
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THIS WEETING WILL BE COVERED BY BUREAU AGENTS AND FUGITIVE
SURVEILLED #0 DETERMINE RESIDENCE AND/OR ARREST, WHEN
|. SEPARATED FROM AMCLEVE~15 54 — :
m3 Co JUSTICE ATTORNEY CONDITIONS THE ACTION Be LocaL.
<2 AUTHORITIES ON.THE BASIS THAT PROSECUTION WILL BE DISWISSED
_ RATHER THAW RISK AWY POSSIBLE DISCLOSURE AS TO INVOLVNENT OF
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TO JUSTICE DEPT THAT ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS ARISING
LOCALLY BE DISCUSSED DIRECTLY BETWEEN FBI AND STATION REP,
WILL ADVISE JMWAVE OF JUS.ICE RESPONSE,
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FID FILES REVIENED 15 Gclober 1969. Contained following info;
PICO Ramor, Reinaldo name contained in list of cubans traveling
to Latin America in document dated 12 Sept. 1967. PICco had requested
visa to travel to Honduras.from Guatemala. 15 day Honduran business
visa authorized 30 August 1967.
OTHER TRAVEL NOTED IN FILE:
Travel FR/To Message sent Message Date
. > FR/to
U.S./Brazil Miami/Rio 14 August 1°55
REMARKS: Visa REquested
Chile/Venesuela Caracas/San Juan 9 February 1965
REMARKS: 15 day tourist visa authorized provided he has
reentry visa or visa to continue to another country,
Vene.Chile Santiagc/Caracas 21 Jan. 1965
REMARKS: 15 day temporary resident visa authorized. He is a
delegate to £xecutive Council of Latin American Confederation of
repastian Trade Unions to he held in Santiago first two weeks in
bruary.
U.S./Venezuela XMiami Caracas/ 14 Oct. 1964
Miami
= REMARKS: 10 day tourist visa authorized at request of XUXMYSHNYAREX
Confederaction Latino Americana de Sindicalistas Christianas
provided bhey have re-entry or continuation visas.
U.S./Dom. Rep. Santo Dom/Miami 1 Aug 1964
Dominican Visa Authorized.
U.S./Venezuela Miami/Caracas 14 Jul 1964
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REMARKS: 15 Day tourist visa authorized provided he has re-entry in
-into U.S. at request of Latin American Christian Trade Union
Confederate.
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Travel Fr. To. Messaye Sent Messayve Date:
; FR /To
u.S./Venezuela Caracas/Miamt “10 March 1964
- REMARKS: 1 Week tourist visa provided he has reentry to U.S.
U.S./Venexuela faracas/Migmi 2 March 1967
REMARKS 30 day tourist visa is authroized at the request of La
Confederacion de Trabajodores de Yenezuela.
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Helen H. Stilson
15 Oct. 1969
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ATTENTION: Wendell Ullery
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The file on——PICO Ramon, Reinaldo i's: cance lied :
and closed in CI/OA for the following reason:
use of Subject.
Failure to submit PRQ-II as required under CSI No. 10-5 or to
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1. Identity A, who is ‘€he sother of AMICE/3J1, a Station aaget,
has heen twice danied peruission to enter the United States as a
refucee from Cuda. The local QDURCL office has atated that
Identity A has been slaced on a deniad admissions list because of
information aupplied by OBACID.
%. According to AMICE/31, Identity A applied for admission to
tha United States with her daughters, Identities B and C. Identie
ties P and C eraeelved the necesaary authord2 ation on 24 February
1955 from the Swine Tabaensy and arrived in tha United States by afr
on 23 Fabrmiary.
3, Identity A waa tha wile of Identity D, a masher of the
Cuban Commualac Party for acne tuenty yaarc, at tha tine of her
firpat anplication te leave Cubase Tdantity D diad in detohes of
4965 and aceerding to ANICE/321 lost his Comauniat Party membership
ecard about a yaur orior te mis death. Aanoraine to AMTOES? 1,
Idenvity & has naver foined bar of the Ta H
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FORMULARIO DE INFORMES
PARA OBTENER LA VISACION DE UN PASAPORTE
Nature et durce du visa’
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Detum van contomst ia Belgi je ea votiedig odees rydens her verblijt
78, Bouiewrd Poincaré, Jruxeiics
Nom? prenoms, adresses caumpie.cs des personnes a cisiler
Noom, voornomen, voliedig edren der te besoehen persoeen .. . pee ate eeseeae
near “8, Bruxelles
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deur
Indicar la reépartecdn que ho exterdido ef pcsaporte, fechc, numero y» termina de volder—
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References { (nom tet auretse dees fecsonnes ¢ ritées
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CONSIDERATIONS ET AMIS DE LAGENT DIPLOMATIOQUE ET CONSULAIRE
BESCHOUWINGEM EN ADVIES VAN DG DIPLOMATIEKE OF CONSULAIRE AMSTENAAR
iia 1955
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, PROVISIONAL OPERATIOHAL APPROVAL
MEMORANDUM FOR? Chiet, —” nee
20f- 264658,
—uBse/RA/OX > Ws ULLery-
SLBIECT
AMICE/31
REFEREWCF: Your Memorandum, Dated
crm
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A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for “he use of this Subject
as set forth below.
A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CT starf grants the same
authority, on a terporary basis, for the use of an individuel as the suthority
on granted in an Operational Approval unless otherwise specified by cr/OA. It is
based, -however, only on preliminary file checks and investigation and is sub-
ject to a further final review when all investigation is completed.
r ‘
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Subject's POA is herewith extended until 30 September 1965 to allow
= ” gdAitional time for the completion of the 0A investigation.
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full information (completed PRQ
To process the Cperational Approval,
later than s{ix
5 Parts I and II) must de submitted as soon as possible and not
: _ (6) months from this date. An Operational Approval will follow yhen all
: investigation is coepleted and upon-the receipt of satisfactory PRQ Parts I
and IT. Cancellation cust be requested L? use of Subject by interested Di-
visions ceases.
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This Approval is based uson evaluation of information available to this
Office, and is granted under authority contained in CST and CSI-F 10-5.
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1. DURING NINTH CONGRESS IN SANTO DOMINGO EMILIO
MASPERO RENEWED “AN OFFER TO AMICE-31 OF A POSITION IN THE
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RESPONSIBILITY WOULD BE BUT THIS SEEMS TO PRESENT WOFIRM
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ORGANIZED LABOR. THESE EFFORTS TO CONTINUE DURING ENTIRE
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OF DE-SCOMFORT TO MAJORITY LATIN GOVEREMENTS.
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ACTION REQUIRED REI ERENCES
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Forwarded under separate cover for addressees’ possible interest
is a copy of a letter fron Juan Carlos LOUREIRO, secretary-general
of the Accién Sindical Argentina (ASA), to ANICE-31, regarding Argen-
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Philip G, ELYARD
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Buenos Aires, 10 de Dicictlbre de 1966
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P.O. Boxe 3373 ep tf .
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Querido Amigo:
Paso a contestar tu atenta nota de fecha 2
del actual.- Rapidamente, trataré de darte un panorama de lo que
ocurre aquf y de algunas ideas parn Ja FLAT.- Para mejor informa
cidn tuya, te acompafio adem&s un informe sobre la situacion inter~
na de la CGT Argentina y algunos problemas que nos afectan muy agu-
damente a los trabajadores de esta parte de Latinoamerica,-
ry
I1.- La huelga general de los obreros del puerto
lieva ya al dfa de la fecha - 53 dfas de duracidn.- A pesar dé la
‘solidaridad que han recibido de muchos gremios y de todas las fuer-
zas populares, la situacidn de estos companeros es muy dura.- Los
motivos de la huelga los encontrards en el informe adjunto,-
La ITF ha “recomendado" e1 boycott interna--
cional en apoyo de los portuarios argentinos.- La medida es justa,
pero ha resultado bastante limitada ya que no todos los sindicatos
adheridos a la ITF lo han puesto en préctica, ademas en-algunes lu-
gares se aplicé mal, pues se boycoteaba a los barcos argentinos, pero
no a los de otros banderas que venfan con mercaderfas de Argentina;
esto no es eficaz y se presta a maniobras turbias,- YO ESCRIBE A LA
CLASC y a la CISC pidiendo un apoyo decidido a los portuarios argen-
tinos, pero aun no hemos recibido aquf la documentacién sobre. las me-
didas que hayan adoptada nuestras central@as internacionales,- —
2.- Otro conflicto sumamente grave, es el que
enfrintamos en este momento los ferr@viarios,- El gobierno ha sancic-
nado por J@y un nuevo reglamento de trabajo que nos retrotragma 50
alos atras en muchos aspectos; ademas el plan oficial prevé la redud
cidn de los 25 talleras gon $1 lfneas de produccion que existen, a
solamente 19 talleros con 31 lineas de produccidn, Esto significa
RESOSUPACION y ademis, perjudica al sistema ferrevigrio y al pais.-
“—
Es necesario presgonar a la Federacion In-
ternacional de Sindicatos Cristianos del Transporte de la CISC, ya,
las organizaciones de base de la FLAT, para que se prenuncien tambicn
en este grave conflicto, crucial para eb movimiento obrero argentino,
YA QUE LA UNION FERROVIARIA ES EL. SINDICATO MAS PODEROSO DE LA AR~
GENTINA,-
‘La CCT Argentina se ha lanzado ya a un ea~ »
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mo miercoles 14 habra un paro general de 24 horas, como protesta cone
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“que como secretario general, me he visto totalmente frenado por
la falta de recursos, ya que ni para imprimir papel membretado
tengo dinero,-
A pesar de esta dificultad, he tratado de
hacer algunas tareas m{nimas: @nviar informacién a la CLASC y a
la CISC sobre los problemas del jransporte que existen en Argentina,
y mantener un miyjimo de cohesion y de organizacion del grupo de
sindicalistas cristianes del transporte que actuafen mi pais.-
, Lo que estoy necesitando, son las direcciones
de las organizaciones afiliadas a la FLAT, En Panama no las toméd,
; porque se nos habfa prometido una lista completa de nombres y
direcciones de todes los participantes del Congreso de CLASC; pero
esto nunca llego,
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5.- Estoy completamente ge acuerdo contigo, en la
necesidad de presionar al Bur& y al Comité Ejecutivo de CLASC, para | .
que pongan en marcha las FEDERACIONES PROFESIONALES,- Tambien deberan i
solucionar tu situacidn (es necesario que vengas a Latinoamerica),
proveer de algunos recursos mfnimos a-la FLAT, y CONCRETAR DEFINITIVA- i
MENTE EL CURSO-CONGRESO DEL TRANSPORTE,-
Siempre a tus érdenes, te saluda fraternalmente,
Juan Carlos Loureiro
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FROM: "CA/Henry J. aUBASH WY
SUBJECT: AMICE Progress Report
1 April - 30 June 1968
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A, OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
1. AMICE-31 was a delegate to the Ninth CLASC Consejo
which was held in Santo Domingo from 17-24 May 1968 and he also
attended the First Latin American Labor Conference on Development
and Integration which took place following the Ninth Consejo. A
documented report on these meetings was submitted under UFGA-30216. .
B, ADMINISTRATIVE
2. During the fourth quarter of FY 68 a total of approxi-
mately $6,787 was spent on the AMICE activity. This amount in-
cludes termination payments made to AMICE-3 and AMOTEX-66. The
cumulative total of AMICE expenditures for FY 68 is $71,628.
3. AMICE-3 and AMOTEX-66 were terminated amicably as of 30
June 1968. The only remaining active AMICE agent is AMICE-34
who will be retained by JMCOBRA as the labor reporter for the
AMHIM Bulletin.
C., PROBLEMS
4. There are no problems of an operational nature.
D. PLANS FOR NEXT QUARTER
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by the Cuban (exile) delegation the members of which were in-
censed by his allegations concerning Cuban exiles and his
misinformation about the Castro regime. According to AMICE-31
their arguments prevailed and ONGARO in the end was quite
apologetic and admitted to them (AMICE-31 thought sincerely)
that he had been in error. As proof of the sincerity of
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to the fact that, on behalf of the Cuban delegation, ONGARO
approached Juan Luis GALLO Estevez, the intransigent Uruguayan
whose negative vole (the only one) dooned the Cu.ban-sponsored
resolution on political prisoners to defeat, and tried to get
him to go along with the majority.
2. ANICE-31 called ONGARO basically "un buen muchacho"
and non-Communist. He reported that ONGARO was a strong
peronista and a "good, practicing Catholic’. He -added this
Yatter description with some wonderment pecause he had always
placed “good, practicing Catholics" automatically in the pro-
U.S., anti-Castro camp.
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1. Attached is AMICE-31's report on the meeting of the
: “Eighth Continental Council of the Confederacion Latinoamericana
de Sindicatos Cristianos (CLASC, Latin American Confederation
of Christian Trade Unions), held in Medellin, Colombia, from
5 to 14 January 1566.
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2. Since the Station has not received copies of any
disseminations that may have been made from information cabled
during the meeting at Medellin, no attempt has been made to
prepare portions of AMICE-31's report for dissemination. If any
of the report is disseminated at Headquarters, the Station would
appreciate receiving copies, along with copies of any reports
that may already have been disseminated on the meeting at
, Medellin, and any future disseminations on the CLASC.
3. Also attached, under separate cover, is a copy of a
report by Keith G. BONGIRNO which includes a list of AMICE-31's
achievements at the meeting and his impressions of and attitudes
toward certain delegates and issues.
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PICO'S TRIP TQ MEOSLLIN
‘After reading Pico's report and talking to him twioe I reachod fellowing
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I acuteyevsyrs <} Pyco.
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-—___1,- Achieved with the cooperation of Edgar Maduro to soften the anti-US
line in the Declaration of Principles and elimination of US name which
was am replaced by "imperialisms",
_ _ ,@e RAEXXATAAKASXAAASEMTEXKHT Logether with the Venezuelan delegates drafted
_ the motion condemning the Tricontinentel Conferences and participated activnly
dn drumzing up the support for this motion.
3. Pushed thru the motion condemning Castre'a regimes
. 4, Excercised a strong sutd-conmnist and anti-Castre influenca among ths
} . _. . _,delogates, °
“XY PICO’S IMPRESSIONS OF THE MEDELLIN MEETING
: 1, Pico.cane back favorably impressed by strongly anti-communist stand of the
i delegates. He saya that even if Maspere would try to cooperate with the
commios the rank and file will not let him to do so,
: _ &» Phroo noted only, three rabid anti-US delegates * Miguel Canioso(Accion
: : Sindical Uruguaya}, Diogenes Gutierrez( “ederacton Istmena de Trabajadores
- . Cristiones -Panama) and Reliodore Agudelo Rivera(Accion Sindical Antioquena) .
fio liodoro Agucolo Miveral
A . ; Be Pico informs that Henry Molina( Sec.Gen,of Confederacion Autonoma de Sindicates
: Cristianos CASC-D,R,) even tf highly critical of US intervention in D.R. is
an outspoken ¥emmunt st and he recommends him as a material for recruitment.
: , 4, Molina spoke very favorably of Conrado Rodriguez whe during his stay in DR,
en “"7~ -~ gs FORDC delegate made an excellent impression and became good friend of
; CASC «
: 5. It is evident from tho briefing instructions received from HQ and cables
received from "our man in Medellin® that a strong opposition te CLASC 4Q
atand (or Kaspere'a) te the new funding proposal by CISC and ISI was expected.
Pico says that ho could not discever auch epposition and that threo national
unions waich already applied for direct funding according th the Instructions
received from CISC quickly withrew their application, Bice alac did not nste
any "betrayal" on the part of Foderacion Campesina,
Tous I sea two possibilities 3 a) the opposition te CLASC AQ stand that all
funding should go thru HQ was oxaggerated b) Pico 1s considered aa close q{ucud
oe Saspere and was ‘not trusted by the eppesition.
it Agcoriing te Pico the feeling was quite unanigoug the the funding sheuld geo
thre Chase HQ) and the CIS¢ attemot of direst funding was resented aa an effort
ite undernine CIAIC Executive Cesittee,
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It looks that our friend who talked to Pico in Hedollin and Bogota was
disgusted because Pico was satisfied with the results of the aseting. Ficots
satisfact tdon stezned from the strong snti-astro stand the Council adopted
-and 4t 1. obvious that the fuming preblea so important to us callid not « upset
hin, ‘
Pico reports that there is a good chance that Dagoberto Gonzalez( Soc.Gen.of
Trabajaderes Copeyanes) will be elected as CLASC president at the next CLASC
Congress, According to hin Jose Goldsack will become Treasurer and present
treasurer Alfredo di Pacce will herdifiew CLASC effice dedicated to raise funda
from the LA affiliates.
Pico considers Gonzalez as a staunch anti-communist and better disposed toward |
than ‘Pasporo. He thinks that flanked by Gonzalez and Gold sack, Maspere wall
not have so much to say and his power will be limited. Gonzales is apparently a
Much more forceful personality than Geldsack, who doesn't have enough guta to
oppose Maspero,
Pico believes that Haspero is less aggressive and anti-US as ha used to be, Ys ~
thinks that the preSsure from CISC and ISI plus a strong anti-comminist posture
. pf the affiliates accounts for this.
In the cables received from our Colombia office there is a strong criticism of
Pico as a sort of Maspere's stooge. After discussiong this topic several times
with Pico I think that his opinion of Maspero HAHKKA is +
; gducabed
Maspero is a forceful, dynamic and well gayest leader. Avidh Argentine and
ex-perenista he has more drive and is a better organizer than the others in
CLASC. Besides he offers CLASC a promise of bringing CTG into an allianco with
them, a feat which only he can accomplish. For Pico's taste “aspare is too
demagogic and he dossn’t Like his anti-US and soft of comiles attitude, however,
Pico clains that Maspero lately is much more aware of commie danger. As Maspero
is without doubt the most powerful single individual in CLASC and as Pico positi
is weak (his Federation 4a not created yet and he has to te confirmed as Secretar
General) he sees no use of bucking Maspere especially as ne organized and strong
opposition exists. Pico,however, would see with sympathy “aspero power restricte
er it will not bother him al all to see “laspero removed conpletoly. “ut as long
as he exists Pico delleves that for his personal good and in erder te bo able te
push strong anti-Yastro etand(in which he 4s mainly interested) he has te work
and live with Masporo.
This position impresses ms as 2 sensible one.
III HISC. REMARKS ,
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There is some inconsistence in the cables we recelvod. In one of then Rosano
Tschunt, CLASC Executive Secretary for the Dutch Antilles and President of CEDBU
is describsd as ® widely considered insignificant and unipresive eloxent*.
another cable this same Techunio is quoted as a source ( direct source not va
Pico as Pico said that he didn't know about campesinos sold out) and as a new
CLASC Asst Secretary Genaral (Pigg. also claims that ho doesn’t know about it even
Af he was criticiSsdbeforo- saat ities gotting his info from such a Jousy source
aa “schunte).
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Pico reports that in Caracas he met Card Norden from ISI Benn offico 1a
CLASC office. Carlos Moris( vice-directors of Instituto do Estudios Yoclales ds
Caribe), Marlano Ssnites(Centro Dyauaentacton -Y“eracas) Santiago Tortosa(Sea Gea
of COORSA), Bseyuiol Borges(CIS) were also present. Norien reported that the
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all important toxics discussed, resolutions ete adcpted in Medeilin. nnile
dnprossed by the fast work and currect reporting wt Norden oxpressed his
curiosity as. to haw it was possible that the sabassy in Bonn was so fast
inforned ( SOTE ¢ I an surprised eyen more that 4 biubber-mouth like Norden
was inforsed about such repurt!). ‘he general consensus of tho present was that
CYA must have few men infiltrated among the dologatesescss .
Accdrding to the new by-laws Pice's Transport Federation(in formation) will hav
3 votes during the next Congress, equal to other L,A. Federations and national
delegations, Threfore 4% is important for us that we continue to work with Pica,
Pico should also-go to the CLASC mesting in Guatemala in March when the Central
“Anerican Confederation will be created, CLASC also wants to create Central
Anorican: Transport Federation and there where Pico's presence is requested,
I asked Pico if his CLASC friends don't ‘resent the fact that he works for FORDC,
He said that this problea was solved once for ever. CLASC executives know that
only two principal cf&rrents exists anong the Cuban oxiled laber ; tho batistian
and the revolutionaries. The Batistianos are the Mujalistas of CTC aided by ORIT
and CLASC is against the Mujalistas. They are in favor of the revolutionaries an
they are in FORDC, which is the only really active exile labor organizationd.
CLASC leaders know that FORDC 4s being supported by the US governuent , but they
accept it as a necessity and understand that it is inevitable as neither the
batistianos er the aomunista will support 4t and CLASC has no funds to do so,
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By no means I consider that Pico is an ideal agent. Ke afvht be influenced or awed
by
HMaspero, Ho also is sonatimes impulsive and puts his foot in the mouth, On the
other hand he is 1 young, agressive, better educated than average Cuban labor loadei
He 4s accspted in CLASC, his erganization ORT is a fxkk member and he will be the
head of the Latin American Transport Federation which will give him following
advantages % a) voice and 3 votes at CLASC msetings b) can influencs CLASC decisions
ce) wil bring streng anti-Castro and antt-cemmunist influence d) will soften up
anta*§ outbursts 9) will report. te us, even if ze have to take his reliability wit
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@ grain of salt,
NOTE s I forget to call your attention to the curious Wittle item in Pico's repox
ses that the-Copeyanes gained the control of the Sindicato Portuario in
Pooste vsbelle wrestling it away fron Correa after 4t was found that 200,000
bolivares were missing fron the treasury. Pico also reports that there are
widespread rumors that Correa is living 1% up at the expense of the boycott
and that he 4s blackmailing Spanish, Japanese and British embassies setting hard
cash for not beycotting the shipsesrsere
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"Request for HQ Intercession to Facilitate Entry of Identity
AQ TION REQUIRED REFERENCES °
AR: See Paragraph 4 below
1, Identity A, who is the mother of AMICE/31, a Station asset,
has been twice denied permission to enter the United States as a
refugee from Cuba. The local ODURGE office has stated that
Identity. A has been placed on a denied admissions list because of
information supplied by ODACID.
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2. According to AMICE/31, Identity A applied for admission to
the United States with her daughters, Identities B and C. Identi-
ties B and C received the necessary authorization on 24 February
1966 from the Swiss Embassy and arrived in the United States by air
on 28 February.
3. Identity A was the wife of Identity D, a member of the
Cuban Communist Party for some twenty years, at the time of her
first application to leave Cuba. Identity D died in October of
1965 and according to AMICE/31 lost his Communist Party membership
card about a year prior to his death. According to AMICE/31,
Identity A has never joined or been a member of the Communist
Party although there is a possibility that her husband may have
placed her name on the membership lists. AMICE/31 also stated that
.she has long been a practicing Cathclic and that she is very anti-
Communist. Sent as separate cover attachments are two statements
from the Bishop of Sienfuegas and the Assistant Bishop of Havana
testifying to her good character and to her standing as a practic-
ing Catholic.
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1. Tdentities, USC -«--
2. Letters, USC 74
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of removing Identity A's name from the denied admissions .
list since her close connection with a member of the Cuban
Communist Party, which presumably was the basis of the
derogatory information, is no longer a fact.
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Identity A. Maria de la Paz HARAMON Rodriguez de ‘*PICO
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Gentlemen:
By this means | am pleased to state that 1 know Mrs. Marfa de 1s Paz
Ranén personally, whose son Relnaldo Pico Ranén worked activaly for
Catholic Labor Youth in Hayana, Cuba, | can assure you thet Mrs. Rae
mon Rodrfguez was nevor < Communist ond 233 duo co Far opposition to
the regime se wistes to lsave Cuban territory. She hes always had de=
mocratic ideals.
Hoping that this Information my be of use to you, t ramain,
“4 Yary truly yours,
(signed) Edyardo Boza Hasvidel
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1, On 5 Yovezter at 1130 hours, <MRCNG-] and -INTECXER were met
at the washington Airoort by undersigned. They were then taken by
taxi to the “ayflover Potel, where a room had been reserved ... for
their use. ifter having lunch at the hcte?, the party sdJournad to
the m, where ACE NGS] was given = stort briefing on rane! sco (9
Castell, the -/T operator who waa schediled to meet AXSTNG-1 at
1h00 urs.
2. At 18€0 hovrs, the under: eat to the lo‘ ty of the hotel
. > where Francisco was waiting wtnliey © Carcial his escort officer,
, 03 (Garcia was instructed to bring Francisco vu? a\ the mon. It was :
: 4 in advance of thia that all srincipals would with draw from >. {
: the room to rive AYRUNC-2 an opportunity to talk with Francisco alone oF °
; Forever, it wes sugrested that! Garcta\¥eturn a half hour before the
: interview was terminated to clear u> any points as to the nature of
Francisco's training, or any aspects that ¢MPUNG-1 right wish to
olerify. The interview with Francisso «as terminated stout 1510
hours, as AYEING.1 statod he would be oleasod to have francisco . '
assigned to hin, All indications were that a happy racport was este- :
blished between the vrincinpals and a camoleto understanding was ~ . ;
reached as to the future role of Francisco ag the «/T operator for : }
the AMYUM ercuo in Cuba, > :
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3. At aporoximtely 1535 hours, |Andy Rogors| put in hie appearance |
at the mon an’ was introduced to AMETNG.) as Mr. Rodrick. Prior to |
this meeting, ““RUNG-l was told that Mr. Rodrick was the coordinator
for operations and wwld lire to dise:ss some of the core snecific |
aspects with hin, orior to hig return to Cuba. [Cecil Cartwright), who df .
had escorted ASNCNG.) Yashington, asked to sift in on this ing 7 .
along with "eters and Rorergpies he felt that MASH sheald be fully - me
informed on watever operstiona] matters were discussed with AMAUNG-1 SO
for rore effective future cooniistion between Headquarters and ¥ASE. . |
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sit in at this meeting.
4. In substance, Rorera covered most of the hichlights dealing”
with previcus attests to Suxply the ANTUM group with amas and ammo,
and air-neritine overations currently being clanned. in this
connection, ?°S0NGal was highly pleased to learn that a.~,000 pound
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and avain urged that wore euch sricments should bo etepped ur in the Suture,
Ho 0} then briefly discussed tho SINS? operaticn and asked {*AUNG-1 if he
ddn’t thank this area fer the Co wa. already "Clown? due to the number of -
people whe alr-ady knew cf his o,eration. (This includes £ other people
besides ANKUM]-1 and A GUNG-1.) AMEUNG-L stated he was not sure, tut would
inve:tigate this upen hie return. However, ke felt that this wags an excel-
lent DZ site and should be uticiized for any sutsncquent airdrop scheduled in. -
the Pinar del Rio province dy [Rogers inferred AVAUNG-1 that his overlaya on .
various LZ"s and £2's had beet rec@ived and were being reviewed by the, operae
ticns peo,le. He corplirented avAUNG-1 on the excellent sork of his carto-
gvrepher and oxpressed the vaew that thease [Z areas would be rut to good use.
Finalsy, he assured avaCNGel that no stone is being left unturned to provide
his grov, with the nosessary rateriel sup,;ort sich is critically nevded and
thut this sup.ort «ill de step ed up as our infiltraticn Capabilities are ine
creased both by air and sea. In parting, he cautioned a’ iUxGel not to tuke
any unnecess «ry chances when he resumed operaticnal activities in Cuba, since
his lesdershiv in the ANYUM group was vital to our overall interests, The
meeting was terminetad about 1720 hours us| Rovers] and Peters took their deo
partlure, or
5. Sore of the more significant hiyblirhts of the conv-rsaticns unteti -
tock place betwe.n AYAUNG=1l and the undersigned prior to his meetings with the
W/T operator (Francisco) and Jie zersl ral aro noted herewith:
a. Eecurity: Castro eg taken stringent acti n in tirhtening up
his internal security a, ainst counterer:voluticnary forces inside
Cuba. The raiitia arr being usea to search heus<:s ror concesled
weapons (ustally by a hlock system), and anyone failing to produce
proper identification ic removed for questicning by the NiFR.
Hence, AMSUNC-1 and his orgsnizati 1 are largely confining thoir
aCtivities te the daylicht hours from C700 to 2000 haurs. He
considers night operaticns © particularly on the st:ects of Havana -
as highly dangerous inasruch as the DJ-N (security orrans) are .
cecnstantly on the alert to stop individuals cn the street to check
their identification dccuments.
b. Documentati:n of A,ents in Cuba: A¥AU'IC-) surgested using an
identiricatin card issued by the Havana University for their
students. Re had a sample copy in his ;ossess:on, wich he cleiza-
was readily accepte? by Castro security. forces as being valid.
Sirdlarty, a driver's Jicense prozerly authenicated along :with a _
health certiricate were considored to ha gocd "cover" docurents Coe
for agents cperating in the Havana arva. A supsly of blank identi- -
ficaticn cards wi:i be turned over to the Staticn by AYAUNC-] fap :
trenerittal to headquart-rse for any sutecquent Accurentation of”
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(He suggested preparing cae for tis n/T o;erator (Francisco),
Cperaticnal Expenditures: CQue:ied on this aspect, *3UKG-1 stated
his organizati n-weuld need a rinizum of 50 to 60,N0 pesos a
month to cover their cverall operaticnal expenses. These funds are
being used for safehouse raintenance, travel e>penses, purchase of
vehicles and gascline, ailosaticn of funds to varicus sub- Lo,
divisions of the AMYTM erganizaticn located in varicus provinces of
Cuba, and purchase of food and sup ort of various arents whose :
families may be in dire need of food and medical surrzlies.
“/T_o.erators: To date, both A’PANIC<14 and AYCIZX-} have net
met the requirements for effective coraunica‘ion with us on AXYUK
operat.cns, However, A¥i0NG-1 feels that AVPANICAIS has not been
compromised or turned by the DIZx and once he rets cover his nervous
state, it is possible he can stil] be used. Sirilariy, althcugh -
ANGLEN-1 ds considered to be a co d W/T cjeratar, AYStNGe] fecls
his usefulnoss to hir has been considerably nejatet by the nature
of his assignment at the Naval base end bis recent restrictions
to this base by orders of the Castro regire. In stert, AYRUNGel
feels com-unicaticn is the weabost link in his current cperativna
and that direot com-unicati:ns with the Embassy is growing ine. -!
creasingly hazardous, due to the fact that Embassy perscnnel cre
under closo surveillance by the Castre cecurity forces. For this
reason he feels that Francisco wili fill a sericus wid in this
respect, once he is infiltrated into the AMY! K orjansaticon in
Cuba.
Support for other anti-Castro gro.ps in Cuba: aNaCMe2 stated that
all materiel suport stould do funneled directly te bis orgeniza-
ticn for dietrituticen to other anti-Castro gro-ss in Ceba. In
his view thig would serve as a ccntrol factor in-unifying tke over.
all effort of the varicus spiinter ,roups seeking svet suppcrt in .
Cuba and ould alse entsance the pfestire of the MRE es the spears
head for the FRINTE. He then went cn to acd that he was fully —
aware of our efforts to supsort other groups in Cuba, which he — -
assumed we were operating with on a unilateral basis, (i.e., he
sited Nino Dias in Oriente). AMMUNG-1 felt this was a serious) ~
pistuke, as this unilateral sup,ort would affect the leadership and
directicn new being provided by the MAR throughout Guta. . The .
undersigred told AMalNGel that he arreed on the desirabiiity of .
&@ coordinate d effort on the part of all counter-revoict:o.ary
groups seeking to overthrow Castro using the FRENTE as the rally. —
4ng center. However, tie Guestion of supcort being :étee ted
through one channel namely: his organization in Cundé, was neither
feasible nor practical. The fect that Castro had tightened up
security throughout the various previnces of Cuha, woul? make it
difficult or iupossihle for the A! YUM group tc ship arss and other
equipsent from Havana te the eastern rost Frovinces (ieee, Las
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and person el. Hence, the need for unilateral action on our
part to sup..y those fighting groups in these provinces. This
explanaticn appeared te satisfy AYEUNG21, however he still insisted
that his organizati n should at least be appraised of any valeriel
support provided other groups in Cuba, He was sasured that wa
would take Lis request under consideraticn.
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f, abDID?Y-1: AMKUNG.1 feels that no useful purzose would be served
in sending his a:stciate to Join forces with him in Havana. He
feels that AFBID0Y-1 shculd continue te r-present the A‘YUK
facticn in the FAD and when the counter-r veluti-r-ry forces aro
Cully prepared to everthrew the Castro reg-re, ab PINtTY-1 will be
: brought into the Pinar del Rio to direct the AY YY forces in this
| province.
| g- Manolo Ray: ALAUNG-1 considers RAY as a tiphly danverous individual
i because of his great amb.ticn to pluy a presinent role in any
| sudsoquent Cuban gov rnzent following the overthrow of the Castro
regise. In his opinion, RY poses a sericua threat to VAHOKA's
Jeadership and the FRD inside Cuba. Ho is attempting to draw a
various dissident groups to hie banners «nd appears to hve support. .-
from the riddle class represented by business intercsts, politiciaks,
and the professicnal class. Should w¥ te persuated to join
| forees with the FRD, AMAUNG.2 thinks he wi:] continue to operate
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to aupport the FRO as a political front for rallying counter-
revolutionary grou;s against the Castro regi-e, he n netheless
feels that the FHENIE and Tony VEiCNA hive Jozt eensiderable face
i in Cuba by inaction and political maneuv-ring. He further pointed
out that he is aware that thousands of doliars tad been poured inte
the FRraTz, but dissident groups in Cuba h-ve s<en no evidence of
any of this money to sup ort their efforts to cverthrow Castro. —
Hence, ccnfidence in the FID is at a relatively low ebb amcnz the
people in Cuba and a new shot in the arm in the form of materiel
and financial support is needed to restcre this confidence... Ac-
conding to “FKUNG-1 vhie eup, ort must be forti.coming soon because
euch peo;¢ as Manolo RaY are taking the initistive and will socn
contrcl the entire counter-revolut.onary movement in Cuba,
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mo | ;
; : — \ » Ndani, 8 Oct 62
REPORTING AGINT: 7 ~y, 7 Ck rf
SUDJacT: Cira droves 1 Yusg closuiy connected vo
; Manuel RY
Marta DISZ Bivas, Unarrici to or, RAcardo MACHIY, Vase conmect-
dn Mevena with verious anti-Cozaunist orsanisations. -
she kad net Mrs,
t=
fer ars ba" -
t ala ial
; s URC
: On 2 vinit I mede to sourec, she told mo that
Cira MARGIIE2 in Eavens, That Mec, MARTINLZ usod tao clandestine
i pscudenyn "Josefine" and was married to architect Trank NARPINEZ,
That both subjces and her husband were pergons in the absolute
confidence of encineer Morel RAY, ond "Jooofina™ hod boen RAY's
secrotery for 2 loaz tine,
Source claime to havo learned from NJosofina" - that cho was
dissatisfiod with RAY's political actions, to the extent that RAY
wonted her to joln the executive of the organization J.ULR, E, but she
nn
: had rofused because she did not agree with pho ee) Shee of this
' ercenization, That "Josefina" had desorlbod this ozganization as
®&® political movement the sano'as Castroion, only chongins the nome
of the leader, That cho lmows the nlen of this orgenisation is to
organize all oanti-BATICTA and cnvi-CASShO organisations, undor tho
fireetion of tho J.U.R.=,, cnd develop a nationalistic and opecially
an antlefmorican policy in order to be able to group oll tho elements
exinting 4n Cuba taat have mot Picured prominently im the CASTRO
regine, After the foli of tho OASTNO rocine they vlan to form a,
otrong political party fn Ouba ond edpitalize on the mistakos committed
by tho provisional Covermnent, /Vith thie objective in mind, they wi11
stay. -peparated frou the C,2,.0, ond fron oll relations with the U.S,
Goverment in order to be able to cossy ont. their plen freely, . |
Mro, Oire MART mye lives with her mubénd. at 2004.NE 17th St.,
Wiom4, phona sunbor FL-0-0453 on wiideh thoy talk to mony persons
releted with PAY's plan,
NOTES Ono. of Ray's Most trusted Loadore in tomt 4s .atill Osorio
DAVILA, forner treacuror’ of thé 2622 of duly Movenont and man in the.
tino DAVIDA was:
‘ebooluto confidence of Hoytoo GATYEVTIA Yor a lous
_ tho Chics of the Havena Iscicratien Departiont, until &s onse to the
U.S, by boat trom tho const of Moiansa9a. “Sone days eso I submitted a
dotoiled report on Ocorte DAYELA, and clao on CYSNINOS end many other
Aimee
Sato rae Nat amet
ort
a Se ee
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sown lenders of IeTRLe, becouse thera is sxother group of
individusls whose nones ore not sdverticed but who have cormeud yowers
n the J,U,2,5, Ono of these mon is Iezscio Livos, former lesder of
4
the 26th of July Movement, private scerctary of the Cormicsioner of
Eayone Jose LLALUGA, snd Ge2 delegate in Eavena City Holl, DLe20r
persecuted many persons in the City Hall boceuse he was the one wno
rede tho lists of persons wno should be watched, to the G2, } Ea also
had close connections with the Elnister of the Interior, Jose A.
MARAKTO, schon he kept informed about the pexsous under cucpisien who
worked in the iinistry of the Interior, One tine LEDON visited TARAnyo
snd inforned hin, In tho presenes of NARLWO's socrotary, Lucy
ICHSVERRIA, that he should keep Captain Remon PADILLA, at that tine
Chief of the Isle of Pines prison, under surveillianee, In 19€0 PADILLA
was proparing the eceape of Captain Jerse SO°US, and thanks to Lucy's
werning PADILLA took preenautions and the plan could be carried out,
esa
Isnacio LIMON Liven 4n idenud but I con't know his homo address,
' &thoush he inter dcelare ad himself? ca ys. those ue ta end I think he
“sought asylua in the Brasiiten Rabe
f hava no trust in hin st all,
Neceanerentrnn nearer
4
ad
- Tn te ene a ne ee enemas nee Aen ent ctecmenna
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. : On Sunday, October 28, I met twice with Manolo RAY of the Meyiaionto .
** Revelaolonaris del Pueblo (MRP) at the Sar Juan Intercontinental Hote!, in
San Juan, Puerte Rico. My main objectives were: (1) to elicit trom tia «
list of Cubans, presently associated with the Castro regiac, who aro Pon
critical of Castro and might ba considered potential dsfectors; (2) to 6 2
cUwsin m lint of Gubans, either inside or outside the island, who could be
availaiie, in case of an emergency, to help in satting up sone kind of .
provisional governments and (3) vo have his general views on the poseibility:
of an insurrectionary ‘movement.
Since I had arranged to return to Washington on the same day, I did
net give Ray: muck vime to do a thorough job. However, he was able to
furnish me with so list of names, covering pointe (1) and (2). He proateed
to provide me with siditional irformaticn after checking with some of tis
associated in Mew York ard Miani. His thoughts on the possibility of an
insurrecticnary movesert will be the subject of a separate nencranduz.
The persons herein indicated are either in Cuba or are working for
the. Cuban Govermert. I add gy oun comments in parenthesis, based on
ay conversations with Ray.
4 . GENERAL
Oo [rc sor] -[aanaster of ooceur 08 | . . :
Se _ a hoe a
levered: be Ebina aedtce, Vendo ebatedion te!
Ray feels he is disgusted with the Castro regime.
ee istitee have gone out to sound him out. Wo
reply as yet.)
Ob [commander Zfigenio ALMEJETRAS |
(Said to hold a key comand position in Central
- Ouda and to be thoroughly dlagusted. Could be a
. Key wan in a top level revolt.) .
OG (Commander Lester noorravyz | os
a . (Has holped the NRP. i allogtines to Castro ha
“congiderebly weakened) . -
: : ie fia) Rodrigver. Mian. post : pewbabhy
° fe ie | ° a xt .
(Is epaicus-te teave-Coba) ~~ ween beeen .
‘an ae) BETABCOURT Se
. “Oe ice 2 an artillery posts: re trether fname, Gh
Sarniabed) be actively against the regine.) ;
-*
‘te
wees a Se Se ahha
a a en oho M
ad
, | . we sett
| colette tse rmosrice ter | pa eek oul
talked agains:
bf . or? ont ae
|
tere i Fed Z ge
ay te pte. ~ ( aa
Ob [x z. win} to the wa /
0 mut rn o% \
(In charge of Vasezra ee ee
Ob Lim 0 (Bald key poaitien in Zavena prevince. Reported
; te have expresead etrong views agsinet Castro.)
Ob [soos 7 | (Forusrly connected with Scobernectsa". flee in
opposition te Castra).
Oe [Sedastisn snore |
(Formerly connected xith the Finanne Ministry. Known
te de critical of regine.)
BD :
Of [erie “ Siren Public arks,| Favorably inclined
OG ls ‘ (Present post uxinom. baportad to be against Castre.)
opis - [ustater of tartieal Conflicting raporte as to bis fa
iEcHNGA _ , —
ane WP Friend. Weak willed, might be erzicus te defect.)
(Oho of the axvcztive nesbers of ‘the *Coafed
rn ; . jastores. Cetanos? - Cuben Nerkers’ Unter.
Poe _ Bae been in octarn eth ihe MP)
, me ‘oe at
deeb le Agta an tg athe tahs AACR Nate tht aeds eee lated Gee
Sola ke
as RE
sO. . ga PSR eT
ObLe 3 une ie ete, en te rr
OG (Coptain Maries are wf cen In opposition to
(Active in the western The MEP is
“J on a report regarding he disaffection. )
OL [Antonio Fecocema!
ph
recently of ¢ naval in
(ate. co nth reve of 4 poet
OL [Bens cnus ne (ise from Bareses. In charge of one of the
militia reginenis.).
06 [tame rena] Cg Pie reece] ™ Decidedly aati-
Db (Fars passes |
(Heid goverraent position in Oriente. Kacm to
be Anti-Castro.)
racer
The “Alcaldes* Oisyore) a ad beltered . ; 7
| 1 | : Op [in ne 08, na
\ :
Ob [ie oss] ous “e
.
SFA Ri. Heb tedalk 0 SSA Ord ELE AS obntaLt
teste en pattem)
ei a foe,
et eR ee
fereeas, ses ag
Meee re .
ot a i -
aS
OS ,
* Solin rac] . (Fron Gagaguey. (Torwer governor is poe]
Trusted by the original revolution.)
OG fxorse mera) ‘(Very respected in Hatanzas. Also linked with
‘the original revolution.)
MARTIEZ 8) :
Op fiers , S| pees comtasionar taffeta as.
Jesé DEL 210 -10
6 [se respected surveyor in [Pinar del Rfo.
[Forest cee at Be es)
The main center’ of conspiracy ut thin the goverment against Castro,
soconding to Rey, 4s the Planning Board (dun tea Central de Plenificasion.)
D . TRATKED PERSOMIEL, .
1. The following list ineludes technicians working for the government |
. Thooe sarod with an astariax (=)
| OfLis Joaquin SEBARES Public Works, Oriente Province ism ssa)
Oe. arm c Ceres MARORT acne er jl ay:
. COLE A Amat Public Morks, Havana | (hve. 26 Yeteon 29 027
Sotsdo) |
r
—_—
; 06 iy mae
COL sta. Deas Catalina 360, Sal tom
MFS6Oh, Mariana | OF
oom Pn ge Tao |
[Bren 9-4 #15007, Byte Rpte. Cinddreso, naa] OF *
% iS are. wt a i to Habana)
#408 Between 27 & Jovellar, Mavena
O%
Ve
SERIT
w 5
a _ OF
O@ pn. fuito 2, Vilias)/Reti. Retiro Odontolégico 1x2, ]
Vedado.
: Ob pe arg. Joss RARZOL veraezuel, ia] at University of Herane
to #50 Corner Ist, Arroyo Reruns] OW
So
rn Antonia SUAREZ
| ot E - ema OF
6° Arg, Joumutn PRIABZ Cansliasa,
O¢ C fnranta” ho. 2 Apt. 601, Havens / Oy
Op b Francisco uum,) A -_ #52074! Mertanao ( Oy
Of [eer mem “par ELS Baten] OF
OF Ean ood CAXATES = S-. ,
2. Other trained personnel, not eonnected rith the premnet;
06 [Aras Petro cond aft),
Was in Public Works, Havang
Felipe OOMRZ Qibarran
OG (+ 4. = goed University of Havana. and Vilanova
. | Of [(Lare. cortos roma tn Putin Norte, te
— (Are. Toolieien 202, einde\ OF .
Of, Cire. necarte oO
0% Lars ae, 21 and 23) Vededo
; 06 Aero omg] | OF 1039 Comm of 14] Vedado
7 : na [ae Rodolfo wie Sanches | Os
1on of Maceo, EL tan satya
© O pli Mom Hest err) Rocestinms
Wrsrar
oe . : Paso
east ~ abe
» Rodulf . : .
O 6 liza ° Peres] Kattonal xe of Ar
' | 15 Bo. 259, Vista Alegre,| Santiago de Cuba.
Oy Pia Smrtten 2 | OT a to ce
Of [A mate caso] fio. 8610 Between 86 ant 83,|Mirenar, Kavana
Ob [Es Brerarte aARcTA Perndicder,] a Ave., 6602 | oe
ie tractor c
Ob [ree Anastasio moti eh tier ete wa ct 43 Martenso
Ob [Me Xanoio reo HL vata
Oo {t*. Maaberto RTE vleaber Fo, 2114,\ Kertanse
OG [ite Mamet toma, ]
Electrician - Narianao,
OG fee Arg. Antonto vinio,|
tahabsna (Municipality of Marianas) at
O4 (ear. doeé Roberto ExDean Unirereity, School of tecture
. vd Ave. $130 ~ Bet, 12 & _
October 0, 1962 a)
wo . - . 7 , :
aes a amet Rt Ohnea ub Meatblas cetsds vai dabladls vate Boe eats bile es ; -
at ne PRs wil kei uady, Nenritasticne deal? Varied tacceay Dette eal Head Sones
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ta a nate site where ha waz dc! ae faye
of the deurpefing an
Cusa and I ferereining
ts Mecertins,
fi he Mad ary resaticnert,
ang oth cecursty avganizar! mMne
2. During thoaourne of the cotrletip: e:5 fy
to. be willing to cooperate and thers wera uo jncicat
attenpt of: deceptions
@ sharp operator, an opportunist and in dad
However, it fs velie et e154
ivideal
ada wits. tie is very ‘Verbose, loud an! attenrces coe
at all tinas, .
- Be CHELLANA ela
Cuba Ga? that he knew Paxirs VALOLG,
Sept sen
Suter reg
ins thet he hed no relst Poser in:
TntaP of the
FURCTFI, Deputy Cl lef of the Gaol, Lut ener he power
businese with, thea
Bight but never knew thelr mamese Yacis ci the -
neeiers Of tre Ge
eslibter,
a Subs ect was
April 1¢. 2, hicg €
ostbe: IGULZ, leader
Uruguayan Aade seadoe
in the Uraguayei
wp by -tnro’.
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svar Greve utes ima Tere ‘
Save ergaged in ether cr:
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ag tre Bateyt, tess Jots te Sala cat tue pete
that
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Sabfyct also ainitted trat ba 7G April
1S61 by the UTL tecaure al nis (oa ern aned
is the purchase aad gsle a: aPente
acetraire ta Tut he: Te ir iteu
WA was erraged in the tess!
enleaverai to tare cut cf tha coutirve
vigerte Realto @NMPSL hearrandey asd luar
were arrested by the tacer] shiVicese
REDALOLO’ informed the Sete © Uae rhea
- the whereatauts cf RAMOS, S.blesti bet err
prcvide tne addrees of RAMIS. tulsect Je s.ed
aint dfter Being heid for fcur cays ye wis “ibe
RIDEICULZ, who were released a few 34,8 delcre tin
Subject. wee . .
7, Subject denies any arceeiat!or
Cw? cr atye other Security TJecsitea. fe
Coraunicn ant is willing to éc brvth: “7
Cereunisuw and Liberate Cute. esteem ¢
jaterest anc was teturred te l27 for ¢
does not conteeplate any Luter«
Sr neereeneaeennae
-_ é. “Gereral’ Senover+ FIRE? Davera oat,
{dentica} ‘wih Canovavo PETES lamsea, oneet” © -5kel
(the cuban. Army, Sep PMIA-5S80, 2 : TOs,
nextioned in this disréten
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Tek matectal comtelon Information affecting the Neflonal Deteres of the United Sate vithia the rearing, of tha Eaptonege Lama, H's It, USC. Sect .
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SUBJECT STATEMENTS OF MANOLA’RAY, EXILE LEAOER DATE DISTR. 24 ocroper 1961
OF THE PEOPLE'S REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT . .
PRECEDENCE ROUTINE
Heal OCTOBER. 1961 REFERENCES IN11257
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APPRAISAL FIELD REPORT NO. f'0£L 430,995
OURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
OFFICIAL BRITISH SERVICE] FROM “SOURCE WITRK GOOD CONTACTS AMONG EXILES
. #N CARACAS", Pe)
1, MANOLO RAY, EXILE LEADER OF MOVIMIENTO REVOLUCIONARIO
DEL PUEBLO (MRP - PEOPLE'S REVOLUTIONARY OVEMEN SAID IN-
EARLY OCTOBER THAT HE WAS FIRMLY OPPOSED TO. ANY “TRYAS ION OF CUBA,
INSISTING THAT CASTRO‘S OVERTHROW WAS TO Bx gtHIEVED BY INTERNAL
RESISTANCE AND THIS HAD ALREADY STARTED. S oe
2. THE MRP WAS ORGANIZED THROUGHOUT ue ISLAND AND SUPPORTED "
BY ALL CLASSES OF THE POPULATION, IT re MEMBERS IN ALL 33
TRADE UNIONS, THE G-2, MILITIA ANDPTEROUGHOUT THE ADMINISTRATION.
_ RAY ESTIMATED 8o. PERCENT: OF POPULATION WERE OFPOSED TO CASTRO, ‘
THOUGH MAJORITY WE er Agiveny SO, HE CONSIDERED THE MRP AT
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: 1. RAY CONTACTED BY JERVAY CUNDER IDEN A ALIAS) 17 ano OAS ea)
JUNE. IN ADDITION CONTACTS: RERORTED PARA ONE PARE 6524 nat NaS
" ALSO BEEN IW covTaCT[ysRUNBLE & fop'irrst, AND aT LEAST ONE CONe
_TqCy WITH aMSPORT 1. RAY destowarép[udROMBLE 6 aS KIS CONTACT °
HAN PARI. JERVAY NOT INTRODUCED: BUT VILL CONTACT SHORTLY. STA a
FEELS THIS IS @00D MOVE SINCE (DNRUMBLE 6 APPEARS BE GOOD GAN AND. — :
" 8aS APPROACHED mae In PAST SEPARATELY. Fron (UipROLE 2 2 vITH SOME
- INTERESTING PLANS. STA pID NOT ‘APPROACH “HIS DIRECTLY a” Past: y
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an “TSR NaVCSELTEUESCABRERA VILL VORK ON ARCOS BUT SAYS RAN WHO =
GOGLD REALLY DO THE JOB IS ARCOS UNCLE WHO IN PUERTO RICO AND og
KYOWN TO RAY. HE COULD NOT REMEMBER NANE OR EXACT RELATIONSHIP 4
BUI PLANS CONTACT HIN ON RETUKN AND UROGN KIM FOR TASK. RAY ASKED
BE INFORMED WHEN 4RCOS RETURNS BRUS. V..
a {ivsarx TAFFERJCIDEN B) OF CONGRESS OF CULTURAL FREEDON
BET RAY AT LEAST TWICE, EXCELLENT RAPPORT. ME ARKANGED RaY’S
PRESS INTERVIEW WITH GUILLON pee MQULINS (INCORRECTLY REPORTED
{1 AN PARA FIVE PART g947), oP LE MONDE. ALSO ARRANGED DINNER
i JUNE. WaS NONCONM ITAL at ENCOURAGING ABOUT JOB POSSIBILITY FOR
e7rO0 fn
a
_ FRANOYI SHOULD HE DEFECT. :
Se Rat SEEMS TO BE CONFIDENT FRANQUI WILL JOIN HIS CAMP IN
NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE AND RELYING ON CABRERA To CONTINUE WORKe-
DIR 48158 AND PART 906T,CNOT SENT SJAN. BRUS). o
6. POSSIBLE REFERENCE TO GUEDE TALK WITH FRANQUI IS IN'6 rem
(ustox. [fare i GRANATGES SENTIONS TO SINOBAS THad]anzo ¢ (PRESUMABLY
"THIRD SECY MARIO GRACIA VAREL®) “GALLED FROM THE EXHIBITION saving 84
“THaT SOME ANTI-C ASTRO ELEMENTS VERE #BGUT @ND THAT: FRANOU ASKED 2S
ws FOR SONE YORE PEGPLE FROM THE BiasSS¥, TO BE AROUND THE ERUSBTTI ON:
aso 12 Vine rte (tie. . ara toboms AP a That
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_ TIGHTEVED UP AND INSPIRED HIS “ORGANIZATION” PARIS. SAYS HAS
"GAINED QHPAESSION FROM TALKS VITH CUBANS NERE THAT. DISILLUSI ON-
MENT AMONG CUBAN EMBASSIES AND OFFICIALS INSIDE CUBA HAS GROWN
“CONSIDERABLY, RAY CONVINCED IT POSSIBLE TO OVERTRROW CASTRO
"CLEANLY qND SIMPLY. WANTS DEVOTE OWN APPARATUS TO IDENTIFYING
_ “DISAFFECTED ELEMENTS IN CUBA AND BUILDING UP SUPPLY APPARATUS IW
- AND OUTSIDE CUBA TO SERVE THEN.
“Be RAY ASKED FOR FOLLS
As UP TO DATE LIST OF PERSONNEL aND ADDRESS OF ALL CUBAN.
_ EMBASSIES IN EUROPE TO BE PASSED KIN IN SJAN AND[UNRUNBLE 6 IN
PARIS, HE WANTS BEGIN MAILING PROPAGANDA AND LETTERS TO STIMU”
- LATE FURTHER DISAFFECTION PERSONNEL,
B TRAINING OF HIMSELF IN SJAN AND {indureve 6 PARI IN
_ XDENTICAL SW SYSTEM WHICH THEY CAN USE FOR CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
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3 January 1963 :
MEMORANDUM FOR 3; Chief, Special Affairs Staff
ATTENTION 3 Mr, A. Rodriquez
SUBJECT 3 Radio Switch Equipment for Demolition
Firing Purposes
0 1, After our conversation on this subject on 30 December,
the question was discussed with Mr. fay Alpern,)TSD/AOB, and
Ms (Lee Poole,)TSD/QRF. The following information i¢ forwarded
for your consideration ag a result of our discussions,
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a 9 " Mr, ‘Mipeem) Audio Operations Branchs- recommends two
companies as sources of equipment of this nature, These companies
have experience, under classified contracts with TSD, in producing
reliable equipment for special purposes of this sort. They also,
of course turn out commercial equipment of good quality for normal
communications needs, These Sompanics are:
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a.\Motorola, Chicago, Illinois »)
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bi Kell, Cambridge, Massachusetts
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The TSD VHF radio switth edifpmdnt for demolition needs was
developed for us by(Mctorola, 'Kell-Com! }ransistorized sets have
been produced to me6t the special needs (nét for demolition purposes)
: of other SAS projects,
3. In the opinion of both persons conaulted, the expenses noted
in our first discussion should have produced a reasonable amount of
workable equipment if the source was both capable and reliable. ~
_JSD recommends the use of frequencies in the VHF/MHF spectrum for
equipment of this sort and crystal tuning control for reasons of reliabifty,
selectivity and rejection of spurious signals.
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short range communications, etc., is available from many
manufacturers. Our Quick Reaction Facility can produce a
emall number of radio switches based on these devicts witha
considerably lesser degree of security from false signal triggering
with a lead time of 6 to & Weeks, Simple mechanical protection
against accidental triggering can be gained by inclusion of counting
switches, for example, which require a preset number of firing
impulses intentionally transmitted to produce the final closure of
a relay and firing of a charge.
5. Reliability of operation in terms of response toa
transmitted signal of a given power is quite difficult to predict when
conditions of antenna length, orientation and exposure cannot be
foreseen. Location of the receiver.in a target building will also have
a strong bearing on ‘range' from the transmitter, Building construction,
intervening obstacles and interference from other nearby radio fre~
quency sources will affect performance of the set.
6 you wish to discuss the pro*'ema in greater depth,
we recommend a conference with audio ‘echnicians or engineerr,
It may serve to clarify the appropriate haracteristice which special or m
modified commercial equipment shoule pogsesa to meet the needs of your
operation, Putblems of camouflaging the explosive or incendiary material
to serve operational requiretnents would be minor compared to the
necessary consideration of effects on the receiver switch concealed
within which could have important effects an performance, :
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Meeting with AMBANG-1
1. I met with AMBANG-1 on 27 July 1963 in Miami.
The following is a resume of the business transacted at that
meeting.
a. Request for High Explosives
AMBANG-]) stated that in view of my outline
of strategic targets inside Cuba during our last meeting which
took place in Washington on 2) June 1963, he had decided to
attempt a sabotage operat on against the Havana power plant,
He informed me that he has a man employed in the power plant
in Havana who is capable of launching thie operation. In this
connection AMBANG-! asked if we coutd make available twenty
pounds of high explosives as well as six to eight thermite grenades.
AMBANG-1 asked if it were poscible to have the twenty pounds
broken into smaller lots. In our further discussion of this subject,
it became apparent that A-1 would be willing to receive the materiel
either in San Juan or inside Cuba, but that he definitely. preferred
the latter if this were possible. Like in mést other instances during
our conversation, I advised AMBANG-] that I would need to discuss
this matter with my superiors but that J could tentatively assure.
him of our ability and willingness to furnish the high explosives in
San Juan and possibly inside Cuba, At this point I asked AMBANG-1
‘if he could foresee the need for matericl of this type inside Cuba.
I told him that J asked this question because if his group were
prepared now or in the near future for meaningful sabotage action
inside Cuba it was conceivable that we could begin the caching of
needed materiel inside Cuba. AMBANG-1 assured me that they
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did not ask, neither did he specify which plant.) He did not promise
immediate action, adding that he wanted to assure himself of the
details of the planned operation and the safety-odds of the man
involved. A-] then indicated that he would certainly be in a~
position to accomplish this mission and others in the future and
would be most grateful for any materiel we could put in place.
I left the matter with him with the understanding that if it were
possible we would proceed with caching the high explosives in
the general area of Havana, He assured me of their capability
to service and retrieve the cache.
b. Request for Contact in Guantanamo
AMBANG-1 asked me if it would be possible for ue
to arrange some means for Rogelio Cisneros to visit Guatanamo
and talk to his brother who is an employee of the Naval Base and
another agent of theirs likewise employed there. The reason A-l
gave for the request was that they wished to inform Ramon Cisneros
Diaz of the JURE plans to begin the implementation of their plan
of resistance and overthrow of the Castro Regime. JI advised A-1
that whereas J would lock into this matter as I could tentatively
tell him that the chances of accomplishing this were remote,
c. AMBANG-) Political Plans
AMBANG-1 informed me that he was planning at
this time to be in New York on or about 10 August and that following
this trip he intended to go to Santo Domingo and Caracas, In Santo
Domingo he hoped te set up a smal) base for operations such as a
small] house on a farm near the shore which could be used for boat
travel to Cuba. Once he had made such arrangements he intended
to talk to President Juan Bosch telling him of the plan and asking
his acquiescence if not support. AMBANG-1 intends to tell Bosch
that he will not embarrass him and will go about his business in a
secure and professional manner adding that if he should embarrass
Bosch, the latter could disclaim him and ‘A-! would desist from
any further activity there. :
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Some time after this trip AMBANG-] intends to visit
Central America principally Costa Rica and if he can procure a
visa, Mexico, The purpose of all his travel is the raising of funds,
the general tightening of his organization and discussions neccessary
to coordinate their efforts.
d. Isolation of Cuba.
AMBANG-1 made it exceedingly clear that the
lifeline to his assets inside Cuba had been severely restricted
when PAA flights were suspended. Nothing could suit AMBANG-}
more than to have these flights resumed. AMBANG-1's obviously
great interest in the resumption of these flights was the most eloquent
statement yet of his belief that he has a network, or that he can
revive a network within Cuba. At least at this stage of JURE
operations, AMBANG-1 does not appear to consider the infiltration
of manpower as necessary.
AMBANG-I stated that the use of flights from Spain and
Mexico to Cuba was difficult and costly whereas the Miami-Havana
run had been most useful in maintaining contact within Cuba, It |
was AMBANG-I's opinion that the resumption of PAA flights would
be an operational booém to JURE and that whereas he could see
Castro making some, political capital out of the flights, he believed
that some appropriate statement such as "there is no political
significance but only’ a humanitarian and compassionate reason for
the reestablishment of this link," would be sufficient to negate any
political advantage by Castro.
e. AMBANG-1 Phasing Out of his Employment
AMBANG-1 gave me to believe that he is closing shop
and giving up his position with the Corporacion de Renovacion Urbana:
y Viviendas where he is employed as an engineer in charge. of: building
pre-cast concrete houses, AMBANG-! stated that during the past
week Governor Munoz Marin gave final authority for.the erection
of a plant to produce these houses in Puerto Rica. AMBANG-1 is
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torn with the thought of leaving this project which he believes
will be most successful, and which would assure his livelhood,
but he knows that he must devote himself to the fight against
Castro, It is obvious to me that AMBANG-1 will within the next
two months phase out of this employment to devote full time to
the liberation of Cuba, .
1
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AMBANG-] asked me if J] would be able to assist
him in the establishment of a San Juan-Caracas-Miami radio link.
He explained that the JURE has spent a great deal of money on
telephonic communications between these points and were most
anxious to set up a means of radio communication in order to
economize. I guess that AMBANG-! could tell from my reaction
that I was not too sympathetic to his request for he withdrew it
almost as soon as he had made it. He went on to say that this
was a problem which they could overcome and I presume that he
will seek to establish such radio communications without our
assistance,
g. Aerial Maps of Cuba
AMBANG-] informed me that the JURE membership
had brought out of Cuba an entire series of maps showing key roads,
bridges, industrial plants, et al, which they had copied by the Aero
Service Corporation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, AMBANG-1
stated that they had received most of these photos from the Aero
Service Corporation but that the 101 were still missing. He gave
me the numbers of those missing and asked if we could procure them.
Ihave since informed AMBANG-] that it would perhaps be best it
he could, or his organization, do this instead but that we would
pay the travel of one of his men, should this prove necessary,-
Attached, hereto, is a copy of the missing photos in question.
h, JURE Organization and Strength
AMBANG-1 informed me that the membership of the
JURE in San Juan was now at about 500 members andthat each
of these individuals makes a weekly contributionto the organization,
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In addition there are large JURE organizations in Caracas, Venezucla
and Dallas, Texas. There are according to AMBANG-! a total
of thirty delegations in Latin America, the U.S: A. and Europe.
He cited ae an example the delegation in San Francisco which had
recently purchased a typewriter through the collection of green
etamps. He added that Rogelio Cisneros had travelled to San
Francisco some time ago to communicate with that group and to
tighten its organizational activities,
i. AMBANG-1 Asks About ARTIME and the Activities _
in Central America
AMBANG-! raised the question of Manuel ARTIME's
activities in Central America and particularly in Nicaragua. He
stated that any association with Somoza would not help in creating
the mistique and political coloration necessary to inspire revolution
and resistance from the non-Communists elements in Cuba. Whereas,
J had expected AMBANG-! to go into a long harangue aa to the
positive damage that ARTIME's actions with Semoza could cause,
he left the matter at about this point. I agreed that the Somozas did not
have a Jiberal political reputation throughout Latin America, but
added that whatever Cubans ca: ld do from that or any vantage point
against Communism in Cuba would in my estimation be helpful, --
while Iam sure AMBANG-1! did not agree with me, he did not say
60, In respect to ARTIME and Miro Cardona, whose name entered
into the conversation later, AMBANG-} took a fairly objective view.
He stated that Miro had arrived in San Juan and that he wished him
the best aé he figured he had suffered enough. Insofar as ARTIME
was concerned I gathered that AMBANG-1 might feel that the associ-
_ ation with Somoza would not do ARTIME any good in a post-Castro
Cuba, As AMBANG-1 is convinced that a government after Castro
must be of a progressive liberal stripe, ARTIME was not doing
himeelf any good by identifying himself with the Sornozas,
j. A_List of Cuban Diplomats
As AMBANG-] had asked for a list of Cuban Diplo-
mats abroad while wewere in Paris, l advised him that such a list
had been prepared and we would make it available to him. In this
connection he asked if we could include the addresses of each of the
Cuban installations. Speaking of diplomats, AM BANG-! wanted to
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1 informed him that I did not know, AMBANG-1 was most interested
to learn that Franqui's' wife and children had actually come out of
Cuba, and indicated that he would intensify his efforts to maintain
contact with Cuban Diplomat Cabrera Infante in Bruaaels as a
means toward the eventual recruitment of Franqul.
k, AMBANG-1 Relation with Jorge Volaky
In conjunction with questions regarding propaganda
sent to Cuba, and the JURE's genera} plans in this field, I asked
A-l about his relation with Jorge Volsky. A-1l stated that he con-
sidered Volsky to be an extremely able, serious newsapaperman.
He added that whereas he saw Voleky frequently on hio trips to
Miami, the latter did not work for him. A-] stated that Volsky's
work was a full-time job which left him little time to do anything
else,
A-) stated that JURE propaganda was produced by a twelve -
man board.
A-1 added that the JURE expected to shortly introduce a
statement on its position into Cuba.
1, AMBANG-] Asks about Two Man Underwater Craft
A-l asked if ] knew anything about a two man type
craft which travels through the water. I presume A-l was talking
about the "sea-sled."' IJ adviged him that I knew little about thig
type craft, but in my opinion its usefulness for the type activity
he had in mind was limited. AMBANG-1 would use this craft for
the final phase of an infiltration effort. A-} stated that this craft
was being used at the hotel beaches in San Juan as a type of aporting
activity, I will advise him that he could pursue this matter himeclf
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the "ink" used in this system of S/W. A-)] was pleased with the
oysters, ecpecsaily ate eampiicity. He will use tae system to
communicate with his chief delegate in Paris and undoubtedly
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n. AMBANG-1 is Writing an Articie for Cuadernos
At the request of German Arcienegas, the famed
Colombian intellectual, A-] is preparing an article which is to be
published in Cuadernos. The article will dea! with the problems
facing Latin America and how they can be resolved. A-1! will be in
select company as Arcienegas has asked a number of prominent
Latin American intellectuals for their views.
0. Communication Between AMBANG-I and Case
Officer
AMBANG-) gave me the following addresees at which
he can be reached:
Corporacion de Renovacicn
Urbana y Viviendas
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Ponce de Leon,
Hato Rey ;
"Puerto Rico Telephone No. 723-1671
(NOTE: This is not: AMBANG's office or home, but-that of a
friend who is always able to reach A-}. )
Also: ,
Mr. Jaime Mitrani
1260 W. 61 Place
Hialeah, Florida
AMBANG- “1 was given the following means of
contacting me:
Mr. Alfred Fernandez
P.O. Box 1104, Main Post Office
Washington, D. C. Telephone No. 737-8294
AMBANG-! will use the name "Tony" as a signature in mail
to me, a
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2. General Observations
I beleive AMBANG-1 is planning to return to ‘Cuba.
He indicated that he would give the matter serious thought to
even go in, ‘disguised, as a legal traveller if that road were
generally open, i.e., if rather large numbers of travellers were
going in via PAA Nights. This line seemed a bit out of character
tor A-l, for it seems unrealistic and somewhat remindful of Macaulay's
references to the state of mind that exileadevelop, I also detected
what we consider to be a somewhat unrealistic appraisal of the Cuban
Situation in A-1l's estimate that Castro has coneiderably less than
40% of the Cuban people with hira. A-1 may be Josing more than a
little touch with Cuban reality,
fee eee
A-1 remains convinced that he ia on the right track in
working for the eventual overthrow of Castro. He is convinced,
however, that two to three years is all the time left for actually
destroying the Castro regime, belicving that there will be a favorable
turn in the Cuban economic situation by late 1965. A-l is likewise
convinced that Castro cannot add to the improvement of Cuba, to
the contrary that so Jong as the principal decisions are made by
Castro, the general trend will be confusion arising from a failure
to concentrate on specific problems until they are corrected.
ANBANG-1 is likewise convinced that the JURE is building
a political group and general outlook which will have an impact on
Cuba for many years to come. He is especially concerned with the
‘need to carefully consider cach position of his grow in order to
create the lasting impression that JURE knows where it is going
and that its leadership is composed of men who know how to "run"
a country without the false starts, confusion and chaos identified
with the Castro regime.
AMBANG-] is likewise greatly concerned with the necessity
of not creating an impression inside Cuba that the JURE will return
to mete out "justice," It ia essential, A-l states, to convince the
general populace that the overthrow of Castro will not result ina
dloodbath, rather.that the sole aim is to eave the revolution that -
has been betrayed. He is anxious that the people inside Cuba see
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which is capable of bringing to Cuba all that the revolution promised. f
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* he ACCORDING AMFAST-6 REPORT 25 JUNE, AMBANG-} INFORMED PEPE
GATILLO (JOSE GARCIA VALDEZ) THEIR DEPARTURE DATE FOR PBRUMEN WOULD
BE } JULY, BOAT TO BE USED IS UNNAMED RYBOVITCH nese IN FORT
LAUDERDALE AND SUPPOSED BE AT INTERNATIONAL MARINE boc 26 JUNE:
BELIEVED BE Si-FOOTER WITH TWO CHRYSLER ENGINES EACH 283 HORSE
POWER AND SPEED 35 KNOTS. AMBANG-1, GATILLO AND MECHANIC TO USE
“IRYBOVITCH WHILE 1958 GREEN CHRIS CRAFT, OWNED BY ARMANDO_ACOSTA
Nee emmninnincnmmmememen aa
AND NOW AT ANACAPRI PIER, 1884 NW NORTH RIVER DRIVE, MIAMI TO
SERVE AS MOTHER SHIP AND BE OCCUPIED BY ARMANDO ACOSTA, ORLANDO
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0580 ON } JULY AND TO MEET OTHER BOAT AT 0903 SAME MORNING OFF
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ALL THOSE GOING WITH HIM BE READY BEFORE | JULY.
4. ON 24 JUNE GATILLO TOLD ANFAST-6 THAT ANBANG-1 WOULD REMAIN
PBRUMEN ABOUT 153 DAYS IN ORDER COORDINATE PLAN oF ACTION WITH
PEOPLE THERE AND IN ORDER TO SEE CERTAIN PEOPLE CLOSE AMTHUG-1
WHO PLOTTING WITH AMBANG=1, DATE TO RETURN TO PBRUMEN AND PICK
UP AMBSANG-1 TO BE SET AT TIME AMBANG-1 LANDS PSRUMEN, ANBANG+I
PLANS CALL ALL ORGANIZATION MEMBERS FOR VERY IMPORTANT. MEETING -AT
WHICH TIME HE TO“DEPART FOR PBRUMEN INSTEAD. THIS TO BE G7 OR 28
4 vUNE. ne hy gall ABBY
5. GATILLO ALSO TOLD AMFAST+6 ON 24 JUNE THAT NICOLAS SALADO
MATA LEFT 25 JUNE FOR WEST PALN BEACH BY TRUCK WITH TRAILERED BOAT —
WHICK BELONGS AMBANG ORGANIZATION. MOTOR OF BOAT TO BE REPAIRED
‘yw vest PALM BEACH AND THEN BOAT TO BE SHIPPZD PUERTO RICO ABOARD.
FERRY. GATILLO SAID TWO MEN CLAIMING BE ODENVY. AGENTS WERT TO PIER ~
LOOKING FOR SALADO AND BOAT, THEY ANGRY TO FIND BOTH GONE. GATILLO
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ARRIVED WAVE AREA ON OLGA ON 27 SEPT. - ASSIGNED NUMBER A 12 493 732,
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6. ACCORDING AMRAZZ-1 REPORT 24 JUNE, MAX LESNICK SAID ON
23 JUNE THAT AMBANG-1 INVITED NEW YORX SY CHIEF LaTIN AMERICAN
SECTION TIME MAGAZINE AND THAT HE LEAVING FOR NEW YORK MORNING 24
JUNE, LESNICK SAID AMBANG-1 TOLD HIM HIS VISIT TO NEW YORK CONCERNED
PUBLICITY WHICH APPEARED TIME ABOUT HIS ARREST AND TELEGRAM OF
PROTEST WHICH HE HAD SENT TO TIME ASOUT FALSENESS PUBLICITY.
LESNICK TOLD ANRAZZ-1 HE VERY CONFIDENT AMBANG-1 WOULD LEAVE FOR
PBRUMEN WITHIN TWO WEEKS, ,
7. ON 25 JUNE AMRAZZ-1 SAID ED REINGOLD OF TIME TOLD HIN ON
24 JUNE THAT AMBANG-1 HAD GONE NEW YORK THAT DAY TO MEET WITH HIS
| BOSS GEORGE DANIELS AND THAT HE WOULD PROBABLY BE BACK WAVE AREA
25 JUNE. REINGOLD DISCLAIMED INTENTION MAKING FUN AMBANG-1 IN HIS
ARTICLE. HE SAID HE HAD NOT MENTIONED ANYTHING TO EFFECT THAT
AMTHUG-1 MUST SE’ LAUGHING AT HIM AND THAT THIS HAD BEEN PUT IN BY
4 NEV YORK RE-WRITE MAN WHO DOES NOT LIKE AMBANG-1. .
8. ACCORDING ANTAUP-2, IN DD-988 OF 24 JUNE, WHO TALKED WITH
J AMBANG-1 ON 23 JUNE, AMBANG-1 SAID HE GOING ZRMETAL 24 JUNE, AMOT
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6 November 3963
MEMORANDUM FGR: Chief, Special Affatra Sta
SUBJECT t AMWOKLD--Project JMHART
1, Chief, WH/T has tentatively offered the services of CLA
contract personnel! assigned.to this | project--principally those of the
Pirector of of the the Panamericana Foundation, Mr, Cartie Wilguds-to eorve
ae a channel to ex-1 Teeident Figueres and Foreign Kinieter ¢ Cduber
in promoting the acceptability of AMWORLD end AMBIDDY-1 by the
moderate left. Under the terma of the JMHART Froject, CIA, through
' (Curt is ¥ Ucusn will be able to iafluence the composition. of.the atudent 5
‘body of the School for b Inter-American Development, It ia proyosed ed that
Wilgusswould tell tell _Figueres and Cuuber that it is intended to also enroll
Cubane in thefechool. ‘and that in the opinion of ouethey should be
draen from exile organizations known to be dedicated to democratic
principles, such as Artime's MRR, Manolo kiay'e JURE, the MAP
. and MDC. It is unlikely that Figueres and Cduber would damur. In
‘ any case, thelr demurreis could be overruled, The prominent mention
. of the MRK ae @ cradice of democratic ideas and the actual inclusion of
' students selected by Artime would postulate acceptance af the MR and
; of Artime ag exponents of a political philosophy acceptable to the mode-
rate Jeft. Any excoriation of Artime for having allied himeelf with the
! Somosas would be blunted if the MRR forms a part of thavetudeut body
Be faculty) of. “Inter-Amer
(and cooteivabl y the faculty) of the Achool of Inter-American Developmeat:
2. I intend to suggest to Artime that he poy his respects to
Figueres in Cambridge, of course without alluding to the/school project.
The purpose of the call would, quite {rankly, be to butter up Figueree.
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AU the fuformation J have been able lo gather suggests that the cambi-
sation of Munos biarta/rigueres, as far ae Waeshinzton ie concerned,
ig undcatable and thet Artime haa littie choice but to ali;m himself with
their way of looking at things--or at leset to pay lip service to it.
$3. Another angie I would like to explore te President Betancourt.
The more 1 read of his accomplishments as president, toe more im-
pressediam, hat would you think of having Artime, armed with a
letter of introduction from Fizveres, pay Betancourt a call before he
relinguishes tha presidency. Artime's approach would sot be that of a
supplicant of solicitor of support, bul (hat of a young man making &
pilgrimage, eitting at the feet of a revolutionary who hes been successful,
absorbing knowledge of how it wae dona, Ie could ask Betancourt, after
he is out from wader the daily grind of government, to addreas bimeelf
to the problems of poet-Castro Cube. He could invite him to chair a
seminar attended by the MRR leadership. The objective would, of course,
be te invulve Betancourt im the affairs af the ALRK, wilhout swtting his
aame on the magthead and without asking him to contribute anything but
reflections of his lustre ae 4 Latin American leader who bequeathed his
country @ constitutional and democratic regime. Undoubtedly Artimne
will have to cest off Ideolo ical ballast in order to accommodate his
reluctant sponsore ((igueres,. Betancourt), but Havana "“vaut bien une
mesoe.'"' As a minimum objective, Artime would in any case have to
etrive to neutralise the lztent animosities of the moderate left, denying
tasnolo Kay an unchallenged arcendancy in monopelizing its support,
which he can probsbly cet for the asking.
4. A welcome by-product of the recugcibation of JA'HART,
fe “Combate, "an influential periodical with strong readership appeal
in Latin America among elements of the modorate left, edited by
(Monje, A German national! named Ur. Erich Hersog who is a member
‘of the Socia} Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) hae been Jecturing
tn San Jose on an “Ideological Inquiry into Comniunism,'' his program,
_Andirectly eponsored by the Federal Republic, GALI be absorbed by;
{IMHART, ie whelde considerable influence in molding the of
Central America's left of center leadership. The Firet Secretary of
the Israeli Embesry in Cuatemais hes aloo been mentioned as influential
among the {ntellectual alte. A Fuerto Rican named centiago Polante
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“201 numbers, indicated: -CUIS affilia ion,., _added atwo names. and - deleted
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ee a. : carried on LNERGO records, Maria BERMUDEZ Gareia, wife of Jose Rak ie
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Pablo DRAKE Capiro (201-815822). ‘BERMUDEZ, ‘because of the impending
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. pe , . Additionally, other. CMUN wives work or have worked’ in the past on @
sporadic basis (such aS Teresita FERNANDEZ Aranye oh I Center
Chief Orlando PRENDES Gutierrez (201-330002), BAS y BERMUDEZ
"and HORTA of late have been regular’ local caployees”
zy 3. Addressces will note the preponderance of DGI personnel on
the CMUN roster. Of the 18 (excluding Rolando PEREZ Alfonso) personnel
on board as of 10 April, 12 are DGI. Interestingly enough, 6 non-DGI
personnel is a higher number than: has been the rule over the past ~
several yedrs; at one point there were only 3 non-DGI personnel,
including the Ambussador/Permanent Representative. Of these,12, two
(DRAKE and CADALSO) are ‘code clerks detailed to the DGI Center from the
DSE. Two others (REYES Goicochea and SANTIAGO) are the "architect"
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8 personnel are left for. espidnage operating purposes.
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TET EY co Uenter Chiet PRENDES. Allowing for. the impending depurtures ~
of Rolando PEREZ Alfonso, Jose Raul VIFRA: Linares, and Pédro Luis
PINERO Eirin, the DGI, ‘Center will now consist of:
“orlandd PRENDES Gutierrez
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Rafael CADALSO. Bandomo
4. As will be noted, the departure of Jorge REYES Vega (in March)
and the impending departures of VIERA and PINERO will change the
corplexion of the DGI Center considerably. If they are not replaced
for one reason or another (per other reporting), the DGI Center
will have but four experienced and competent Case Officers at its
disposal, Of these, PRENDES spends by far the bulk of his time inside
the wffice pursuing his role 6f Supervisor/manager.” “RODRIGUEZ i8"a7
handlers ~ GELABERT and SANTANA are mainly coneérned with operational” ~
~Buppert tasks -- GRLABERT is the Center's best counter~surveillant,
and SANTANA is the technical "expert" of the Center. PEREIRA is a
handler, but his ubilities are rather limited in this regard, per
Base and LNERGO information und observations, Should the departees
not be replaced, the Center may be forcec de Eacto into a cutback of
operational activity. ‘
3. We shall watch with interest the behaviop patterns of the
DGI Center in the near future, in Light of the above and in EN
other her recount reporting | re the status of the DGI abroad.
Moward G. FIGALAN \\"
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GUTLERREZ EJ THE PARTIDO GUATEMALTECO:
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_ RESULTS OF THE GUERRILLA FIGHTING AXE “HOReeeN SUCCESS FUL BECAUSE 7 sien!
THE 13 NOVEMBER GROUP (MEMBER OF fue 1 3 NOVEMBER 1960. ATTEMPT To.
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GROUP SHOULD CONTINUE TO OPERATE IN THE MOUNTAINS IN ORDER TO
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LOPEZ, (TATRU-SECRET any OF THE CUBAN EMBASSY_IN MEXICO CITY,
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Loos ; without appropriate authorization. LCA
A source Aas advised that captioned individual,
described as a Cuban national, is reportedly a resident of the
state of Nevada. He allegedly makes’ frequent trips to Mexico
from Nevada, and on occasions has traveled from Mexico City
to Cuba, returning to the United States via Mexico.
While in Mexico City, captioned individual reportedly
resides with Lic. GASINO\FERNANDEZ, Secretaria de la Presidencia,
Berlin, Colonia Juxirez, Mexico, DP. The source advised that
GABINO FERNANDEZ frequently visits Havana, having made as many
as cight to ten trips monthly.
This office would be most appreciative of any informa-
tion you ray be abie to furnish concerning the activities of
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aca seontained a brief article entitled, "Airport," which stated in part oF
_ that ROGSLIC RODRIGUEZ, Third Secretary of’ the Cuban Embassy in Mexico
~ City, returned to Havana, Cuba seeoe On May 5, 1962, @ecce
"- RODRIGUEZ said that he will resain in his country for a year and will
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; . : had said that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ left Mexico (PCS) on 1 4 May —
oe . 1962.
2. Manuel E. VEGA Perez replaced Rogelio RODRIGUEZ in
the Cuban Embassy, according to LITEMPO/1.
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CUSAN ASSISTANCE AND INTERVENTION IN THE
GUATEMALAN. POLITICAL, ‘SITUATION —
Appraisal of Content: 2.
Ze asses Fermandes x: Csmin FERNANDEZ Concepcion, Cuban Communist J
said that he first met with Rogelio Rodriguez
ge’ me: Lopez, Third Secretary
.of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico, and other trusted members of the
Cuban Embassy’ ahd explained the determination of the 13 November group
in Mexica to aid the-Guatemalan revolution, According to Fernandez,
Habana was consulted and Castro gave instructions that assistance be
“given immediately’ to the 13 November group ard that encouragement should
be given to the guerrilla fighters. |
EXCERPT FM 6343
1 May 1962
REPORT NO. HMM-6343
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“Rass Rojus le pregunta que si la tasddadan,- Xiowara: que af
‘Rojas: que a dondé.- Xiom: que no sabe, que ni el emba jador
lo sabes -que ella necesita saber porque tiene que llevar bota
dé. ‘milicisna, nue no hay, ni piatola,- Rojas: que @ poco va
de tiiliciana,- Xiomwara: ue sf, que a ella le duele muchisimo -
.@l traslado porque ella adora aqui porque tiene muchos ami-
gos.- Rojast que si no se potrfa arre;lar eso y que a quien
van @ mandar en au lugar.- Xiomaras que no sabe.---- Xiomarat
hace la aclaracidn que Rogelio tiane sefiora y que estd aqui.-
Rojas: que no mandan boleto para la aeliora y yue Rogelio ne-
cesita que lo arregleé lueyo. Que sia Rogelio también lo tras
laden.~ Xdiomara: que sf.- Rojas: que si tampoco sabe a donde.
Xiomarat que tampoco sabe, que a lo mojor es a Cuba. Quo ella
tendrd que irse con los ‘embaJadores.- Rojas: que entoners Le
digo ‘a ‘Rogelio que urregle lo del boleto de su sefora,---+---
Rojas: que también tianen orden de pasaje para Eater Gatildn
Rosales, para qua le aviaen.- Xiomara: que Cater Gavilab oa
la mujor deo Rogelio equo dice Derta-.~- Rojnsi que entonces que
da solucionnado el problena,----- Rojus pregunta que ai sats
Carrillo porque tiene que hablar con el con urgencia o con
alguno de ln comisiédn,----151.-= HD Quintana con Rojas le dice
que ya sabe que estdn con el problema del equipaje de ellos
que a Cuba no se puede mandar nada por cobrar y que hay que
pagar el exceso}3 qua lo dijo Carrillo que iba a hablar con
alguien en la Hahana para ver couwe soluctonaban e803; yue hoy
recibié un radio y yue tiene que contestarlo urgonte: que la
Unica menera que tiene que hacer es visarles la cantidad de
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Levec; que'el crecivo .o tiene Garrilloys quo ese pago Be hizo
de Guayaquil a México.= Rojaat quo ouantas porsonna eran,
Quintanat que doce.- Rojust y que al ‘esas doco personas van
a viajar juntas ala Habana... Quintana: que sf.- RoJuss que
eaa. informactén vaa hacer un edlculo dea cuantos kilos
para mandar, un radio a la Habana porque ‘hay que mandar ©
nat que al dootor. Carvillo se le “pueda llamar al teléfono = -
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en general-todo bien, JUDITY dite que “teneacs que haoler
; —_ mucho". TERESA espera aue sea boy. JUDITH pregunta cdo ee
ee oo ., t& BLENMfa-y que ai recibio sucarta, TORZSA se la antregd
rr ee perseralsente, .Asinismo le pregunta céa0 dejté a la familie
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i ‘... -y eshuve, tratando.de looslissrla. TRKESA se pasd todo el
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cw Van MARTA, “costarricenae, de Frenaa Latina y que esta ceaaada
ee con al Priger Secréthrio “de aqui". JJCITH no la recuerda.
» . TERSSA igdica cue MANTA Va « Venir. pronto, pues shora esta
- .. en Le dabana esperando un beté y cuando venga se ls presenta-
“yé. JUDITH preguntas por RQJC, TIEZSA contesta que a ROCE-
LIO no lo be risto*hoy, 41 JULIP ale urgé sucho heblar con
pono > @ley lé pide a T?RKSA se lo diga 4s{ tan pronto coro lo vea.
so . | TERBS4 imdica que inmediatagents que venga 20GELIO io comu-
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oe . yuawa FeRerect on del Istao le manden a Chaloo nia. $S$-1T,
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VERQUGOs THESE FUNDS. TO BE USED BY PDP FOR TRIPS TO VARIOUS CONGRESS
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S€ HELD IN MOSCOW. PDP WILL SEND ONE DELEGATES
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AvCHADO, LEADING CARA CP LEADER. MACHADO STATED TOP CARA CP REQUIREMENT
yoy 8 OBTAIN ALL’ POSSIBLE INFO ON UsS. TRAINING BASES IN CANAL ZONE,
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Entrada 1232.- MARTEL con ROGELIO (empiezan a hablar <
en el mimero 871) para recordarle que antes de ayor hablé -
con 61 y le pidié que le llevara una cosa, pdro no ha podi-
. do pasar porque ‘nd tiene tiompo, pero"el los"quedaron de lia
‘marle éeta mailana a su.casa y no le ilamaron y el otre asuy
to estd por llegar y quedé pendiente hasta el jueves; que -
es fundamental que le liamen para arreglar eso) ROGELIO
pregunta si no puéde pasar ‘por la Embajada y MARTEL indica-
/ que'né, que no tione nada do tiempo; que les diga que le ha
blen a su. casa hoy.a laa 16,00 h, porque ella sale mafiana y
no le da .tiempo para nada} que lo que ROGELIO le pidié, se-
. lo entregue a la persona que le tiene que llevar la otra -
cosa, ROGELIO acepta.- 899,- i
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Entrada 1299.- El Sr, VERGARA con ROGELIO ‘para plati--"
carle quo ha tenido malas notiodjas de eu familiny pregunta-
que hay del boletin y ROGELIO indica que todavfa no sale, -
que gi gusta le puede llevar algunos nimeros atrazados que-
é1 tiene. - VERGARA: que sf, porque le urgen, qué aunque
sea ol anterior. © ROGELIO acopta y dice que se los llo-
varfa el xvdbado. VERGARA: que a 61 le gustarfa que fuera
hoy miano, ROGELIO: que tiene muchos compromisos y no «
puede salir y no.se los podrfa llevar personalmente, -
VERGARA pregunta sit ya sabo lo que le sucedidé a su hermano,
ROGELIO dice que sf, pero que le gustarfa que le contara =
qué fud lo que le sucediéd,. VERGARA1 que af, que por -
ese querfa contarle lo que le pasé, por su esposa y todo, -
ademés todos los nifios cayeron en cama y 61 creé que no tie
nen salvacién y la cosa os graves pide vaya « su casa hoy -
mismo. ROGELIO: que ird como a las 17.00 ho VERGA~
RA estd do acuerdo, agregando que asf hablard con su herma-
no y le recomiende “al médico, aquel quo me dijo”.
ROGELIO acepta.=- 939.- fs fo “a
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Entrada,.- HP con ROGELIO para recordarle que hobié con
61 hace como dos meses pidiéndole unoa ejowplares de la Obra
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ROGELIO acepta: ¥ ‘pide su nombre Y diroccién. .
: Emba jJador.
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Revelucionaria, el nimero 26, dei discurso de FIDEL CASTRO};
que ya los rocibid y le euvié acuse de recibo por corrso;--
pregunta si La Obra Rovolucionaria ya edits la degunda de--
_elaracién de La Habana, ROGELIO1 que ‘nd, que ellos tio
nen 01 boletin do informacién de la Emba Jada,- en donde oatd&
_. dmppresa la segunda declaracién do La Habana, HP pide «
le fucilite un nimero igual do ejemplares, es ‘decir 25.
HF: JORGE ~
BASURTO, Avenida UNO numero 76, Mansana 6, Coloasu Educ sasién,
México 21. - ROGELIO toma nota, BASURTO: que a 61-
le interesarfa visitar Cuba, pero no sabe ei haya manera do
oie ‘a los fostejos del 26 de Julio, ya que en ocasiones ante
ws riores a6 han’ hecho. invi tactones a estudiantes de la Univer,
* pidad y 61 quisiera saber al hoy habrd: oportunidad de ir, -
‘ROGELIOs que 61 cred que se seguird el mismo sistema ‘de in-
vitacionés, pues éatas vienen de Cuba y ellos untcamente
.trasladan al Instituto Cubano de Amistad eon los Pueblos, =
las. peticiones de los que desean ir a Cuba, BASURTO --
pregunta cudl es el conducto para hacer la solicitud y ROGE
LIO ie sugiere mande una carta a la Embajada dirigida al «-
BASURTO agradece la informacién, agregando-
que en cuanto le lleguen las revistas, le avisard, ROGE
LiO acepta,- 984,-
Entrada 1420,- VARGAS solicita hablar con ROGELIO y <--
“MD indica que fué a buscarlo a la porterfa, pero le informa,
ron que ya saliéd para su casas; que si gusta j}uedo dejarle «
el recado y VARGAS llame como.a las 16,30 ha VARGAS rt que
le diga que le ha llamado a partir de las 11,00 h. como le-
indicd, tres veces, que 68 para el asunto de las revistas,~
que ROGELIO ya sabe, pero quisiera hablar con 61 uwhora mils-
0, - HD toma nota del recado y pide que huble a laa -
- 216,30 he VARGAS acepta.- 1083.-
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230345 HAIZ, portero de la kabajads Cabana dije a Wen oeponelavRT
"que ail{ esta use porsuaa que quiere verle. OERLTO peste
At aion es. HLI2Z dige que ao le cenooa, sere qua PA
Lobe qae RNRLTY Jo atienda. “kof ve ad .
os “20: 5 “a tad indi vidaa’ oo ageato endeasrican /tal ves guatesul taco,
oan -de noabre iI Q indie$ a ROGELIOPRCDRIGURZ de la Tabajadu |
Ss GS : Cabsra, que ticre uns cos: traeste, gue darte. Al treter de
ior 2 eae reanvenir™ an lager. pera verse, HI 0. pragenty’ ROGELIO i “ot
a . ereyg-Crecaerda el. Jard{e-6-en la lase", ROCBLIO irs tl
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12:20 VERGARA, oen.acento sudaserioane, ais al wubano Rows Leo
oe DRIGUBZ. le lleve 0] boletin. ROGBLIO wanifiesta que Sena de
‘Llegado, pore que le. emvtar& Los mere Den qua 2 Be
ted tanto le interesan", — aps h ye
12:49, _ RICARDO, cou acepto cuban», Lidice a ons PROORISUEZ qae
‘ayer lo estuve esperando. ROGELIO no pude ir, pere el jueves
pasaré a verkay,
13:27 MAIZ, portero de la sebe jade de Cuba, anuncié a ROCE
, GURZ que allf lo estan esperando ROBERTO GAYADA y cpl Rot
| GABBICA, ROGELIO ira ala porteria a reeibirlos.
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““Megade. TERESA. le ordena que lo espera, y que la diga
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Subject: | Rozelio 3DAIGIES Lopez
oa XYZ.13 March, LITAINT-2 reported that -
Subject 1s living at Tscubaya # 74, Apartment# 503, Tel: 25-08-l5.
Subj 1s using an Edsel with placas D-314. On occasions Subj
leaves his car in driveway and walks to “mbassymor takes a cabs
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RECTIFICACION DIKECCLON SR. ROGLLIO RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ
“ INPORME: La direccién del sefor Rogelio Rodrigues Lépez es Calzada de Tacu-
baya # 74 Dts. 503,con teldfone 25-08-45.
En el interfdn que correspende a eu departeamento estdé el nombre -
_ "de Diego Ginlie, 7 j
COMENTARIOS? sefior Rogelio Rodriguez Lépez traé el a-utomovil Essel,placa -
D=-314,pero por lo regular va a la Embajede caminando va que le que
daa cuatre cuadras de su domicilie.
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VECINOS DEL SENQR ROGELTO RODRIGUEZ LOPES -
‘Los nombres que adarecen en e? interfdn del edificio marcado con
‘al niimern 74 de la calzada de Tacubaya son los eiguientea;
“1m
105
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ARTUAO LECARO By
JOSE ARANDA
JUAN HERNANDEZ
GUILLERMO MARTINEZ
DIEGO GIOLIU
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LeON RIVAS Jy,
JUAN SAYAS
JOSE GIOCOMAN
TORREZ
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a INFORMB: £2 sefior Rogelio Rodriguez Lépez vive en el departamento que ocu
i ; . paba el sefi Hecter Pascual Gallo, Tucubaya #74 Deaton el -
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: SOMENTARTUZunto al departamento ocupado por el sefior Rogelio Rodriguez Lé-
pez rentan un departanento, informan sobre 61,20-98~52 sefior Joa-
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C986 ROOELIO BOSRIOBRZ auplics o YURI ALRIAHDROT le d:eousze
yor 19 yad.v osigtip a la cite que tenfan hoy. YJB] 8 Neri
de todes acdcs trode ca ale en is Robajada Sovibticae LLC,
oe _ 7 gungze ee Sars, prada pasar « verle. ; 7
20:12 - GALINDO. OCHOA aunitoots & ROO. ee seaba de legr“sa art- --
; - ’ niea “y. qué chinga lea™ ta tan decoate qus eres; |
SO obingaste a- FIDE, obingaste a QL, ehisgaste a ALPOSSO; R0
“s- dejaste titere. COR | “eabera’. BOGELIO arguys que dojo a les
_ dos buenos: ‘pada aig. GALINDO dice “no - edas; ta eres ol
decente;- qué as espera con ios demas!” RLIO- pregusta
=e di jeron. GALIEDO- ‘dice que no dijeron sede, pero no Ray
‘que pesar estas eosas por alto “y ademas son aia suates”,
POGELIO combia el giro a indiea que el Gensyal no fud a is
| \ ase | GALINDO. dica que so, que la clausard 61 sefler
FERBANDEZ {A LBARRAN JOAB. ROGELIO preguata que ai entonoss
“se aujeta a loa datos que ya tenia. GALIETO responde que si,
"que sdlo agregue que fné o fusureds a las 20:00 ha, por el
_ oRgerstarie General en n representaciéa | del Preaidenta,
11:5) ESHEJEL pre ne
suntd a 2GEITD f-ReTs¢e | ae la Smbs}
8i puede pasar hoy a la Subajada a jie ‘ticur con. Uy pses tie
te algunas cogss Interésantes que in: ‘ormarle . 3B! eae | -
pera en ol cured del dfa, ° ; 0 88
Sadie eentenelll ean Ramee ee eee we ee tee ore ee wane teeeaeme ote,
| “12332 u rtero MATZ indioé que ‘allt ‘pats aA “poftor Pl rae :
GELIO RODRIGUEZ, 3ste indiga que lo dejen TIE bums
. “ms este ee ree
13355 “a porters: ‘MAIZ. indie’ qu que “eatin unse sefloras ade le ‘Revista
“Expreaién” de Sinaloa que quieren ver a ROGELIO RODRIGURZ.
pete indieé que no log puede recibir hoy, que vaelvan otro
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11352 ROGELIO RODRIGURZ comunicéd a RABIRO, a la Exbajada Cubana
en Brasil, que el] dosingo a las 3:00 ba. por Asrovias VABIG
an ‘uelo Bll salen EXIO BENITEZ y GAUDENCIO IMPERIAL, pars
que loa vayen & esperar, JAXIRO queda entersdo,
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RES 7
.. wartes 6 arse 1962 . 2
— oibié los bolotines. RICAEDO dice que no
“be Pree eee Yeoar o-Je Babajede, HOGELIO, despats de nedte
. tar, ‘gonifiessa que aejor lo ve en ol lugar de sleapre
ae iene hers. RICARDO le seperaré. So
= : wpe nn ene eee ; . : . :
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10ajd = RICARDO, con aconto: centrosmericano, ee cesunicd con ROGELIO. -
. * ¥ ‘RODRIGUEZ, de la Bubujada de Cuba. Bote imsediatanento je
.
-10149 Mn, desde la porteria de. la Babajeda Cubans, dndieé a ROGR.,
O RODRIGUBZ que alli estan unce seferes que vienen do la
_Borasl y lo quieren ver porque traen un resado da ROQUE MEHDQ |
ves Tie ROGBLIO indied que los pase inaediatanente, .
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11:50 “HATZ, porters de ls Eabajeda Cubana, imdicd a ROCBLIO RODRI-
GUEZ que 3114 ost4a wisa personas que vienen a bese
ar wa i?
lfeula para ls Federacsida Odrera Reveluetonaria. ROGELIO le
' ipdies que les deje pesar. 4
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. JA que oniere hebler som 61. ROURLIO iadies que lo pasoe
Jarao. | JULIO CARMONA manifests al Rabajedor PORTUONDO que nafiasa a
satiate le para -Centreasérics, Hoadures, Bicaragua y Guatemala, y d¢-
om" op. oo — - 4
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nertes 6 nerzo 1962 75 *
| ges saber aia PORTUONDO se le ofrece algo. PORTUOHDO indica |
: a quo por 61 mosento no, pore que lleds a ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ |
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14356 ROGBLIO RODRIQUEZ indiod a PARZ que por le tarde come a las
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va a estar porque tiene que ir sl hotel a receger a ia sefisra
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en la _maflana lo esté buscando Hilario y que es una cosa urgente
para hoy y que si quisiera hablarile por titina vez a donde 61
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era posible que hoy mismo a las ocho de la noche.= Rogelio! que
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donde.— Rogelio: que sf, que va a ser una hora despudésa.- Hilario:
que entonces va a buscar al anigo, que porque creyeron que era
mejor la cosa de cerca y no dea lejos.- Rogelio: correcto.= Hilari>
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Fhird Secretary, oa 20 January, Sigce ne wee uasblé to reach
RODRIGUEZ, he. left a mesaage to the effect chat be wes leaving
Mexico Cy and on his recurn “ec weuld give tte address to whic.
they. should send the laformetion Bye of the Cuban Emnassy,
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pepers anc sil chac” and for that reasva be did act go in. He sald
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‘letin to Coshulla, but thet he also waited Nu, 5 wolch contalaed
information abou scholarships,
2, Station would upprevte: 2 any information Moaterrey may
heve on DE LA PENA, . ,
Willard GC, CURTIS
1 Februsry 1962
Distrib ion:
2 - Munterrey
2- WHD
2° Files
1 - Chrono.
L - 80-93-35
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Lnt-dq Cobens, quo hoy por dg tare
cern charlar ¢on 61.
17 Hams 196 »\
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cand de Electricistas, ‘nanifests a
ajeda de Cuba, que tiene unu carta -
fry ce 9228, ¥ que dentro de la carta, viene
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~ JOSE ARTUR. DE LAPENA ha estado Fdtnnte- Gof ins stencia en
- Foner: Tracto-con- el cubanp. ROGSLIOMRODRIGUEZ LOPE
'. . al no ercontrarlo le deja recato\en el sentido de que
-. +” -@ eseribir para que le manden el etin de in°ormaciérf de
-. Cuba, pues é1 va a salir fuera de la ds ando re=
gvese lo dav4 la-direceién parn quo se lo manden, porque ese
t4. la practén un poco fuerte aqui, pues ayer estaban recogien
"do todo lo qua salfa de la Sdbajada, periddicos y todo dso,
-y por éso0 61 no ontré. Agrera que lleva a Coahuila varios
boletines del ninero 4-de: infornacién sobre Cuba, pero que
_ tandién quiere e2-minero’5 donde viene informacion sobre las |
bocaayy WGA tona.el recado y ne lo pasarA a ROGELIO. :
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a GLORIA que a como dé lugar desplerte a
71 pues el Enbajador PORTUONDO ordend que ,
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fo proxinos respectivanente, informo a\RCs TVSOONI GCE cue
tienen organizada 2114 una exposicion fatorral as fotos
aquellas que le regaleron en el falncio Presidencial de La
Habana y desea que iGccLIO le proporcione boletines."y otras cc
eas" pare repartirlos all& (Tampico). SOGELIO le indica su
conforaidad y le pide pase a la Enbajada a recogerlas.
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| SUBJ: - Rogelio RCDRIGTEZ Lopes (P-7365) a
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. le Subject was under LIEMBPACE surveillance on 20, a, and
23 Cctcber 1961 (see surveillance reports in F=7365 which shold.
‘have been routed to COS by Hazlett).. .witi: no conclusive results re
student c ontacts ry
ot 2. The surveillance ‘was cancelled (see reports) because of :
the continu.d presence of iiexican Sceret Service agerts and vehicles
in.the’area of the Cuban smbassy - a problen which has plagued our
surveillance attenpts for months, Consequentiy, the team has not
deen able to mount a prolonged surveillance at tne Cuban smbascys
3. After 1 Juanuary 1962 the team can make another pt
on subject if so desired by the Chief of Station.
1 cc ~ Cuban embassy Activities
1 ce - UNAN
1 ce - Humberto RCiRO Pp
SECRET
: a | SECRET
22 December 1901
MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE:
FROM: i a
SUBJECT: Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez P=
* 1, On 2:October 1961 Lic. Humberto ROMERO,
to President Adolfo LOPEZ Mateos told me that the President was
. very concerned about a Cuban "from the Cuban Embassy" who f° _ _.
spends considerable time at the U, N.A.M, working amongst students
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there. ROMERO did not name. [ i /
i .
: 2, Lasked SHYROCK who said this was probably Rogelio if . | See,
RODRIGUEZ Lopez. The attached concerns ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ i
Lopez, : ,
3. SHYROCK told me that as of 16 October 1961 Tex would put
Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez under surveillance; but, as of 22 December
1961, I have received nothing. ee
Distribution:
Orig w/att - Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopes P- oe
1- LITENSOR P-
1 = Cuban Embassy Activities
1~+-ULN.A.M,
1 - Humberto ROMERO P-~
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‘SUMEET reciente ‘Transfer of Remiro dol Rio Peres
na a,12 December 196, LITAKI-d told me that Chele Reperen,
" @aben Eubasay secretary, had. béen told by Jose Antonio Portuomio,
‘Cuban Ambassador to-Maxioo, thet ‘he ‘had eueceeded in getting Subject
-q@t’of the Cuban Bibasay, ’ LETAHIL-2 also reported information froa
“Eaperon that Portuchdo was arranging a ceeret meeting with Ricardo
Vidas. fortier Cuban Pribasay Counselor, price te his Hexidan defesticn,
mo Qe t coda, ~,
2. Source. coments” 2th thé removal of Subject and the possible
Removal of third seoretary,\Rodrigues, who was recently involved in
4 pistol-toting ineident at‘the airport, Portuondo may fedl the
’ geoesaity of discussing the current Cuban Esbesay personne] aituation
‘with Vidal, who is a veteran Cuben diplomat.
"3, “Station convent: There 1s also the possibility that Portuanto
may wish to try to use Vidal to obtain of1 for Cuba. Portuordo has
recently been eaxiausting all sources in m effart to obtain oil.
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“y Be cosvalcaré la sezana oztrante son CASTILLO para Ascer
te Bu souvcinisnts lo que sescivié el Uonité Becional.
EL. Corl. RANGES 5 ESCAWILLA, tafernd al Lie. BIA ORDAZ que hay
‘@esde la dies Doras hubo un pare de los maestros de la Sse
elon 35, en: Sartillo,.: “por falta “de pago de sueldos. Que di —
- oho. pare. sontinzar’ ; ‘indefinidasente. ddesas ua ineideate $36 .
“en ‘el Agroyuerte en'el que togsron parte ROGE
de- la Babajaca de-Cuba y ol Corrao Diplondtica.
PERUAEDI ALOESO “quiénes prétendieron entrer arnados. Lee
5s pit ress ‘al: moter gato, los gener ao pia
Me Gf
. — Ing. ‘sJosce L. *aATO > prepusté: é 5u cuflada CELA. le pe-
‘reol§ a-au céayuge JOSB ALBERTO @l nombraniento de’ General
~ CARDENAS, ya que co lo- -gélere ‘nada ni es santo de ou deve-
.. “\gién,. CELA responde qte ya-no trata esas cosas con JOSE AL-
' BERTO porque sieapre eatéa en desaguerdo, ‘TAMAYO ve este
asunto desde suchos Anvulos de vista y eree que tieno meka.
-duportancia desde el ‘Angulo de ls mala jugada que le hisie-
ron. al Gobhisr2e Brasil, Ecaador, Uruguay y tina de re-
arse a la-hora de la ‘yotactén en le OBA. En onesa ol Go
ierno necesitaba apsyo y TAMAYO cree qua éea fué la inate
= oféa del Generel CARDESSZAS al aceptar el cargo del Godlerne,
porque éc0 se lo habfan ofrecido haces 3 afios. GRLA dice
“que si, y que n6. se be habfan desde. TAMAYO rectifisa on el
. sentido de que CARDENAS no lo hable asaptade, y de la nedks
.a la mafiana lo acepté y entonces a PAHAYO le- © parece qua fuk -
"en fanciéa de la situacién internasienal. BLA
le 416 2
cho guato, pues le parece ‘que es ana do ins eosas que Reet: ~.
taba el Gobierno, un puntalito, porgue eon @1 General no s¢
juega. Asimisao le parece qué los demaa ni fu ni fa, TARA-
‘YO a esa ragpacto cameata que fus requisito que pidié el Ge-
neral, que. Ylemaran a todos. Claro que @ los otros les ale.
- pon cosag simbdlicas y en-realided el que fvd a wna postcidn
de importancia fue el General CARDZBAS.
BLEHA VILIZ dedretaria ‘del Lie. ACUILEN Be 45 recade ara la
Sra. CLEMERYTIBA BASSOLS, ens] seutids de que hoy a las 20:00 bp
en el despeaho del Ing. CUAURTEMOC CARDESAS seré la reusién
agional.
FEDERICO BARRERA FUKETES comenté con FRAECISCO GALIHDO OCHOA
que éate ahora si tiene suche saterjal, preguatéadole a la .
Tes qué opiniésa tiene de lea nombrasientos. GALI#D0 respende
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tendo ese asunta con los getroleres, AGUILAR dice qucel acto
cord el sdbada.s Ins 29:00 hg. TU2E8TO le recalea que la coai~
sidn estar’ intesenda nor el Lic. CAIDENOG, el Lic. CASTILLZIOS
3 EN Ie! ACHISSS, Sra. CASTILLTIGS, el propio
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a na coaisiéa de ‘campesinos que quieren aie los reciba. CARDS
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mas enpliazente a JCTNe .
21:45 APRGYO CH, citéd urgenteconte al t Gore. RAIGEL BSC.UUILLA, on
su ofteing,/ - i C yr DB. ‘o 1
11346 sane sons, contucto de EY oda, con el Sr. P,
COE LEE Corp ortion de Los ingeles California, on el csunto
eo cliorta cantidsd de crros ous va a comprarse para lo inbaja
2 de Cuba, ne sreguaté ro {URBISEA qué hen resuelto sobre el por-
tiewle ye URSISVA indicd que CUstCA necesita tener la muagstra,.
ad mad
ceverdo ecn la invituciin
pusir este fin de scagna
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DATE: Monday, 23 Cctober, 1S6L_
FILg:
‘on duty at subject's hom ;
Ye came out’ of hone and walked to Cuban eabassy, going in through consulate door
on Marquez and Zamora,
Car 446 came out of embassy; SUBJECT and three sen in it,
They arrived at Hotel Agnes on Saltillo street and one of the men went inside.
—_—— ;
Trunk of car was seen to be openese.
Man cane out of hotel and they drove off, -.-
They arrived at International section of airport and tock out several bags from
trunk of car} they then went into Mexicana de Aviacion ticket counter,
SUBJECT said hello to red faced man who used to live at hotel on Agueta streets
he helped put this man's bags in car: 446; man apparently had just arrived...
SUBJECT and other Cubans went into restaurant; they also had taken bags to caress
They cane out of restaurant and SURJECT said hello to two Russians who had arrived
at airport in car no, 86,
SUBJECT said hello to thvee students... They were apparently Cubans also,
SUBJECT cane out of waiting room accompanied by one of the Russians; this man was
seen at airport with other men and woman, apparently all Russians,
UBJECT and Russian drove off ‘in car S6; two men and a woman who had been sean with
Russian also left in 1961 Ford, plates 141.
SUBJECT and Russian arrived at subject's homes SUBJEST got off car and went into
home, but cane out immediately and walked off, Car 36 drove off... (Russian in it
has been seen often in this car- long, blond hair; long nose; horn-riwned glasses),
SURJECT went into small store, "La Jalisiense", Marquez and Zamora, f- 72 2 6S
He cane out af store, and went into Cuban embassy through main gate; it was noticed
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cops on foot in ATHOAsee “One patrol car left soon after this, and the two cops were
,
also relieved by three new Onekce.
1€15- ote duty; police car was ayain parked at comer’ of Marquez: and Tacubayay making, ”
a dispatching difficult, while three cops-on foot roamed area around Marques street;
‘a dark blue 1955 Dodge, (secret service), plates no. 10-75 was seen cruising by, , .
once on Zamora and the other time on Tacubayas both times going oy Cuban enbassy}
_ five men in ‘it, very much the "agente" typeese
cep ee
(No police car was been at Russian embassy today),
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© 0900- On duty at subject's home - Pachuca 155, -
"1049+ They took cab at Marquez and Tacubaya, +~
"“1057= They got off at.corner of Reforma and D, Guerra, +
_ NOTE: Team leader has néticed police cars on duty at all times at the Cuban, Russian,
a VA "SOURCE: CE Ls, fogs)
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CATE: Saturday, 21 October, 1962
SUBJECT: Surveillance of Qonelis KORETYUS Tene, : :
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1028. SUBJECT came out of home and ‘bouight newspaper at corner of Pachuca and Marquez, ~~
_. . 1083+ He went into Cuban embassy, “"- . 7 Oo
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" 1045- SUBJECT came out of embassy accompanied by a young man with very clean-cut features,
4
1058- They went into offices of Cubana de Aviacion, Reforma 56, .-
1105- They came out, -
. 7 i
1110- They took "peso" cab going down town at corner of Morelos and Reforma and were lost
when team cars were not in position to follow,e. .
Checked all known addresses with negative results, Lc ;
1215- Cn duty at Cuban embassy and. at subject's home. '
1445- oft “hity; SUBJECT was not seen again and now there were two police cars in front
of Cuban embassy, making dispatching there extremely difficult, c-
Check and Donmintean Republié’ embassies... This has been going on for a couple of
weeks,
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. 0958- SUBJECT came out of no, 155.
SOURCE:
Lovtoaiin tue
1000= He went into store, "La Jalicience", Zamora and Marquesece um
1004-: He came out with. another pan,
1005- Other man opened door to consulate office and they both went inside, a
1038 SUBJECT and man who lives at Tacubaya 74 cama out of embassy, a“
1035- They took cab at Marquez and Tacubaya, and picked up. another man at doorway to onbasey. iv
1357- They arrived at: international section of airport and went ‘inside, but were Lostese
1503- SUBJECT came out of airport with sama two nen plus another who apparently arrived
in a fLightees These three drove’ ‘off ina eab and SURJECT went back inside. iv
1505- He met man from | oe 74. and another and they all went into restaurant,
1528- They came out and went to American Airlines counter, then walked off, ~~
1618- After just walking around, SUBJECT and othet two came out and drove off in car 335
that was waiting outside, ,
1640. They arrived at Cuban embassy and went {nside, -
1749— SUBJECT cane out driving car 416 with another man in front seat, .~ .
1750+ They arrived at gas station, Marquez and Mazatlan, --
1754- They drove off. _
1817- They arrived at international section of airport again and went inside.
1919- They went into restaurant, i oo.
1342 They came out, a
“
" 1843- They spoke to emplovee at Real Aerovias drazil counter,
‘
1844- They want into international platform no, 2. £-
19850- They came out accompanied by a man and woman; they went to Aerovias Brazil counter
again, then walked out, a ; ;
1955- SUBJECT and other man drove off in car 446; couple drove off in a green Volkswagen
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with plates no, 10-15-58, |” oe - oo,
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1928- SUQECT and other man arrived at Cuban embassy and drove inside, a“
mr af if .
2050. SUBJECT cane out of erbassy with aan fron Tacubaya-74; they imediatély took cab in -
front of enbassy and were lost.....Tean tenders dispatching dad not advise an time,
2100- Off duty, Checked known gun shop with negative results... + ,
NOTE: SUBJECT was lost ‘at 2050 hrs. due to bad dispatching conditions around Cuban . a . -
embassy; teamhas been forced to dspatemien: foot away from cars, Car are left —
out of sight of enbassy, as there is ustally at least one police car at corner of
Marques and Tacubayas thére was one at this time... Also, there is usually a cop
on foot roauing around area of Marquez corner with Zamoracee
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101, _Bntrada,- HP pregunta por ROGRLIO ROARLOUKS. BECKARAL
Ue hablo @1 lunes. 104,
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‘ ae . _ Batrada.- uF ae patty ip hile Compe ordd ferrocarriiu~
7 J ‘TO8, ‘pregunta por ROGEL IN TOHARA qta habls el fumye,
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que aaf 1
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tina, que
llega a génte a las 6 we la tarde; que los -
companeros ¢ o de Arquitectura tuvieron dificulta-
Cong
des en La Habana con rea; acto a la visa y hey llegaron loa-
arquitectos, los protesores que van al ot
ro Congreso, :
MORALES preminta el teldrone de la Real
4eroviss Hragi} y
ROGELIO dice que es el 35-81-60, - O35.
035. ie Salida al 35-51-60. ROSELIO pregunta a que horas lle-
: fa el vuelo procadente ue Brasil, HF:
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Menorandus for the Record
Subjects = Pro-Cuban Curanony at Fae sala "Repub) dea de Guba" - om wpa #258
1aaXiCu, ilef's
- On i Oot 41, LITAWS+1 reported that the
cere:ony planned at the Escuela "Repu! Tica de Cuba" in newory of the "“yito de
apie of note were present!
Yara" vas held on ‘this dato at. 16 The following
Directora = “luda OCHA |= Mesb:r of the ORM,
pene nena "Ro filla"
: Faesot oe Aa - Hep from the xp - SEF,
Tor 4a FRIFIZA~ Fress Attache Cutan <cbassy
eae é ard Cultural
Kav 1% i 2 Ose GUEZ Yoon - asst provs/ at: {ashe
Roc BY: I
uit) C 3% iS vuban “h:bassy.
thicg of-a political rature wa- discussed
the carenony, After tre corering Pavol. ant ROURIGUS set with officlals
a
2c te sohool and tulk -d for one ties, TM fs not known wnat suc disdussed.
t.at BFS igs assignes him
to fing oc the wherouaioets of anu rae Sasas, "an bartudo® cul..no who
arrived Is lextes fron “abana on 6 G:. ul, The [wpose of the IFS roajuost ig
nut kiown,
Tovaes Lel above asss iggy ent
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Subjoct: Regelio ROIRIGUFZ Lopez
. ; On 11 Oct 41, I gave Tex Puckett data ro
Subject, for surveiliance op to be mounted on 16 dot 61, LITE:SOR ine -
terested Cuban dip who in contact Mexican students. I believe XXX
Subject may be =an LITi=NSOR inter.sted in, ‘
CKs
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A Salida 10, oo hie ALBERU con ia seforita COLAR. Bota & 80. a
encuentra uy aponada con $1, antior lo eatuve ecperands, -
“ayor ‘ponsata llakarle, ‘pero estuvo suy. ocupada porque ‘tenfa .
que atonder a unas « ‘shicas de la Ugiversidad Theroamerioans~
y ae le fud. ‘el Ciempo en su laboratorio porque tenfan quo =
A ALBERU aef-
COLAR indioa
os .. . . hacer una serie de preparaciones y cosa.
le pasd antior; pregunta oi la puede vor..
HEN d que of, pero ahorita va a salir para ol musoo. ALBHEHU ~
—_— ‘queda do irla a ver all& entre doce y una, COLAR lo os
pera.- 106.-
Fee rete eT cme eed tn ae er ete ee ere en
292. -Salida 15.49 h, a? 10-21-71.- OOELIO~ HODRIGUEZ™ pide <"
SOUSA que de cer ppaiBie lo mande el traje negro, SOUSA
indica que todavia no estd.- 315.-
Me ee 4 : oo.
362. Sqiida 16. M6 ne al 46-60-15, OGEL 10 pr SSSR por 2
uo, ELINZER’ MORALES. BORDES informa’ yas" no eatd. ROGE
, ace % “LTO indice que aqui estd el Preaidente de la FEU y que>‘an-
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ANTECEDENTES:
INPORLE :
ll de Sept. de 1961
INFGBME #48
PINTURA ROA EN MacaTLAN #12600 a i
‘En las calles de Mazatlan #126 es el dowicilio del Sr..
Rogelio Rodriguez Lépez, que se encuentra en jugar de:
Rodriguez Cué. G-2.
A la una de la mafiana del dia 11 de Sept. se pinto el
escudo Ruso en la casa #126 de las calles de Mazatlan |
y se tiro pintura en la is) erta de 1a nisms.
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| por ICSZ | AGUSeUL
pau RED > da fs. aflog, i de uno de loa ayudentes
let” Préafeénte fo .la Republica, de quien 88 gabe gus 88a.
ass, con una salvadorefia de- noabre GARITA DALPO J
- los dos se fueron. para Cuda; que los agentes dicen
_ Saepregtdente, qutere. saber céso esta ol asunto. DA
me te efec ente, JOSE RAHIR&Z GOMEZ 8 ST
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country Cuba REPORT NO. CS CI-316./007 14-64
SUBJECT ©» Es‘her GAVILAN Rosales DATE DISTR 8 September 1964
No. paces 1
REFERENCES CSCI-3/'782, 061
29 June 1964
PLACE & Washington, D.C, .
a ; FIELD REPORT NO.
DATE ACQ, September 134
THiS 1S UNEVALUATED NFCRMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
source:A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service
Be until April 1664, ; oO
- Headquarters Comments
The following report is one of a series containing personality information
provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the
records of this Agency.
It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals
mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency,
Esther GAVILAN Rosales is the wife of Rogelio RODRIGUEZ
1
Lopez, the Subject of the above referenced report,
Headquariers Comment - . ; .
1, Official travel manifests reveal that Esthr GAVILAN Rosales arrived
in Mexico City from Cuba on 15 December 1961 and carried a diplomatic
- passport; departed Mexico City for Cuba on 27 April 1962, carrying
Cuban diplomatic passport number D/61-538; and arrived in Mexico. a
‘from Habana'on 8 July 1963, carrying Cuban diplomatic passport
. number D/63/455.
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suvect Shipment of Explosives to DATE STR) «625 August 1964
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THIS IS UNEVALUATEO INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT I$ TETanwe
source: A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence
Service until April 1964.
Following’ is a translation of a report which source
wrote concerning a shipment of explosives to Mexico:
. "The Communist Party of El Salvador had asked me to
send them twenty-five, one quarter pound packages of
gelatin explosives. They requested that the explosives be
sent to Mexico where they would recover them and take
them to El Salvador.
"In view of the request, I spoke with Manuel PINEIRO
regarding the shipment itself, as well as the amount.
PINEIRO answered by telling me to do so.
“During my-trip to Mexico (March 1964) I spoke with
Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez regarding this shipment and he told
me that there was no need of my sending the explosives
to Mexico as this type of explosive, was available in the
“Embassy. I then told RODRIGUEZ that I would answer the
request from El Salvador.
“Upon returning to Cuba I spoke with PINEIRO, who told
me not to send the explosives as the orders now were to
-send nothing but money due to the recent exposure of the
arms shipment to Ve nezuela."
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Re; OGELIO RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ"
This doounent is for the use of your
agenoy only aninei ther itnor its
gountents should be further distributed
without appropriate authorization. +
"+ peference is made to your communication of \
May 26, 1904, that the subject and his chauffeur planned
to travel to Nuevo Laredo to pick up a new automobile.
— A confidential source, who has furnished
reliable information in the past, furnished the follow-
ing information on July 2h, 1964;
. -. ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ, of 160 Uturgas Street,
‘Mexico City, was in Nuevo Laredo on May 27, 1964, to.
obtain an automobile for the Cuban Embassy in Mexico
City. A 1964 black Ford Galaxie 500, Serial Number
HBS2X150451, was delivered to RODRIGUEZ on May 27, 1964.
. RODRIGUEZ appeared to be about 23 years of age,
° and 4t is known that he was buying cigarettes and radios
; during his stay in Nuevo Laredo. mo a ~
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1. J. 28 JUNE RENTERIA AND SUBU“RETURNED” TO HAVANA TO SECOND
VILLA. IN MARIANAQs: REMAINDER OF GROUP REMAINED IN PINAR DEL RIO -
“TO CONTINUE TRAININGS. REASON -FOR RENTERIA AND SUBJ*S EARLIER RETURN |
“WAS THAT“RENTERIA- ‘IMPATIENT AND ANXIOUS TO RETURN PERU TO FICHT.
BECAME EXTREMELY AGITATED AT TIME LIMA FOOTBALL STADIUM INCIDENT, |
WHICH CLAIMS “MAS POLITICAL MURDERS: RENTERIA WANTS RETURN LIMA
TO ASSASSINATE RESPONSIBLE POLICE CHIEF. ~
"°K, 39 JUNE SUBJ AND.RENTERIA LEFT VIA PRAGUE FOR ZURICH. -
~ EACH RECEIVED U.S. DOLLARS: 1200 FOR EXPENSES. CUPANS PAID AIR FARES
2. PER -REF: SUBJ AND RENTERIA PLAN ENTER PERU OVERLAND FROM
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prato que dice aue el no estd seguro donde va a ser la cena qu
sien la residencia o en la casa de usted.- Rogelio: que on su
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prato que dice’ ‘qgue'el no ‘esté seguro donde va a ser la cena qu
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casa BaJja. California 178-3, que es de 8a 8.30pa.--= lob.e
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“This meters! contains taforesG:n afocting the National Defense of Une United States wiinia the meening of the Baplcnase Laws Tite
18, CBC. Seca TS and TM te tensmission of revelation of which in any maoner to an unauthorized persca is brobibited oy law.
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COUNTRY Cuba , REPORT NO. CSCI-2/782,061
SUBIECT . Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez DATE DISTR = 2S June 1964
NO. PAGES 2
REFERENCES
OATE OF 1964-
INFO.
PLACE & =: Wa strin; ton, D.C. :
DATE ACG. May 1964 : : oo FIELD REPORT. NO.
THIS 1S “UNEVAIUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE
~ SOURCE: x ‘forcer: ‘Cuban Is officer who served with: the ‘Cubsa
Intelligence Service until April 1964.
“Headquarters Comment, The following: report is one of.a
s€ries containing personality information provided by. the
source and includes supplemental information from the
records of this Agency.
1. Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, who uses the pseudonyms "Eduardo,".. ~.-
‘"Casimiro," and "Jose Antonio," is an officer of the :
Direccion General de Inteligencia (DGI - General Directorate
of Intelligence) stationed in Mexico City, Mexico.
2. RODRIGUEZ, who was born in approximately 1940, is five
feet eight inches tall, has a husk build, a reddish
“ complexion and blond hair .1,2,3,4,9,6,7
Headquarters Comments.
1. A uSually reliable source in a report dated 29 March
1962 stated that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez is the
third secretary of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City.
’ Source also. said that RODRIGUEZ had plans to see
Major Alfonso PRERA, leader of the 13 Noverber Group
in Mexico on 24 March 1962,
2. In a report dated 14 February 1964 Rogelio RODRIGUEZ
Lopez sas reported to be the second secretary of the
Cuban Embassy in Mexico City.
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Said that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ, at the 18 January 1964 Cuban
Embassy staff reeting, wes giver the assignment as Political
Reporting Officer.
In a report. dated 26 april 1964 it was reported that Rogelio
RODRIGUEZ Lopez, second secretary of the Cuban Embassy in
Mexico City, uses the pseudonyms "Chele" and “Gorrin’ with
his contacts in Mexico.
On 28 April. 41964 it. was reported that “Rogelio RODRIGUEZ, a
. .known..Cuban.. ]
Guba: on 25 April 1964 for a permanent change of station.
intelligence service officer, left Mexico tor
In the 17 May 1964 issue of Hoy it was reported that Rogelio
RODRIGUEZ Lopez, second secretary of the Cuban Embassy in
. Mexico City, left Cuba on 16 May 1964 to return to duty in
Mexico. 7
A fairly “peltable. source in a report dated 5 June 1964 stated
that Rogelio “RODRIGUEZ, ‘second secretary of the Cuban Embassy
‘in Mexico City, is the son of a Communist Party member and
that he (RODRIGUEZ) previously worked in the Foreign Office
on Mexican matters in the Latin American Political
Department. Source also said that he ‘thought RODRIGUEZ
probably worked for Manué] PINETRO,
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‘DATE ACG. May ¥964 —-
“TMIS 1S" UN ALUATED IMFORRATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ‘ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 15 TENTATIVE.
“SOURCE: - K former: ‘Cuban ES ‘officer who served. with the “Cubsa
Intelligence Service until April 1964. :
Headquarters Comment. , The following report is one. of- Bee
S€ries containing personality information provided by. the
source and includes supplemental- information from the a
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Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, who uses the pseudonyms “Eduardo,!!.-—---
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2) RODRIGUEZ, who was ‘born’ in approximately 1940,
feet eight inches tall, hag a hugk
“complexion and blond hair.
“Headquarters Comments.
1. A uSually reliable source in a report dated 29 March
1962 stated that Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez is the
third secretary of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City.
Source also. said that RODRIGUEZ had plans to see
Major Alfonso PRERA, leader of the 13 Novenber Group
in Mexico ou 24 March 1962,
2.. In a - report dated 14 February 1964 Rogelio RODRIGUEZ
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Cuban Embassy in Mexico City.
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Reporting Officer. .
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RODRIGUEZ Lopez,-Second secretary of the Cuban Embassy in
, Mexico,City, uses the pseudonyms "Che le". and "Gorriny with
his contacts’ 1it Mexico.
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ntelligence’ jservice officer, left Mexico for ~
Cuba. on 25: April 1964 for a: ‘permanent change of station. -
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: RODRIGUEZ, Lopez, second secretary ‘of the Cuban Embassy in
Mexico. Catys jeft, ‘Cuba on 16 “May 1964 ‘to return to auty: in
‘Mexico. . .
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-.. that. Rogelio ‘RODRIGUEZ, ‘second secretary of the Cuban Embassy
~. in’ Mexico Ci) is: the son of a Communist Party member, and
-that he (RODRIGUEZ) previously worked in the Foreign Office
on Mexican matters in the Latin American Political
Department. ‘Source also said that he thought RODRIGUEZ
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— 27 June 1964
FROM: Amenbassy MEXIOO ,
SUBJECT: _ Changes in Soviet Bloc Diplosatie Personnel in Mexico
The Mexico City daily Excelsior reported on June 17 that Rogelio
RODRIGUEZ Lopez, ‘Second Secretary of the Cuban Enbassy, was given 2’
farewell party by his friends. Rodriguez recently made a trip to
‘
"Cuba and, at that time, it was rmored that he would be transferred.
Instead, he returned to Mexico. The Exbassy possesses no other
information regarding Rodriguez’ possible re-assignment.
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For the Charge d'Affaires ad interin:
Wallece W, Stuart
Counselor of Embassy
for Political Affairs
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The: Mexicé 5 Cty aakly Excelsior reported on June 7 ‘that Rogelio
RODRIGUEZ Lope, ‘Second Secretary of the Cuban Babass7," was: given a
farewell party by his. friends, Rodriguez recently nade | a trip to
: “Cuba andy at that tine, it was rumored that he would be transferred.
Instead, he returned to Mexico. The Brbassy possesses no other
information ‘regarding Rodriguez? possible re-assignment. . ° as,
_ For the Charge d' Affaires ad interin:
Wallace W, Stuart ,
Counselor of Exbassy
for Political Affairs
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esperan mafiana resolver tddo ol asunto. ARMAS: que antes
de regresar lo liamon para eaber a quo horas salone es
_ ROGELTO_aceptac= 262,0--—ee _ ; a
ay Paty 964
_ Palidas al 161260021259. Sin sontentaoténs : Luego-
éximo. fa. 26a --
‘separa ospac os para. ol vuelo cel pr i
. {
20 RODRIGUEZ. . 2 4.
, MF toma nota. ¥ pide que. ‘paset ei lunes por ous boletde antos
4G rity © peck “fp
, par Fad
At brides *
26 Pag 1 104.
de Nuevo - Lareds a Tas "3600.6 - ROGELIO - oe
"BAIS we “Entrada L.D.
—
‘RODRIGUEZ con *: vel -embajador. para, ‘decirle que “no pudieron - .
resolver hoy nada del coche. porque cerraron las oficinas” =.
‘a las 1400 he. y a esa hora. ellos llegaron ‘alld, por Yo ‘que-
ee
. 7 esperan maiiana , resolver tddo el asunto. ARMAS; quo ‘antes
| . do regresar lo lliamen para gaber a que horas salon. _ en:
. ROGELIO_aceptae~ 262,2-— : . ee :
14-0000
2a
— ,
J19 Pel Ci
Station, Lcxico
Chie? of Station, Panasa
BOR Ly, nJogCeatsOEs .
1... Contects fo oxi
ACTION REQUIRED - AESEREMCES
Sovio
co with’ ts and. Cukans
oparation of Field Inforcation
froa his contacts
Tho Paraza Station hag compicted tLo pr
-Reports based oa infornation provided by LY2D.
a | in icxico with IDC.MTITY 1l-and IDENTITY 2. Such reports did not,
| Lowaver, include oporational dotails of gucb contacts, cusrary
(of which follows: | , wd 1
a
t City on a Triday
corning and imacdiately tclepbozcd JOCINTITY 3.rcikinz an
ostessibly innocuous inquiry usin specific terminology
in lino with procecurcs arranged by IccTITY 1 during
previous meetings with LVAD, dn Ecxico City. féltbouch
this inquiry wau inotenced to alert EYAZ"s contact for
a meeting the follo.ing day (alternate nesting twenty-four
ours later), tha cysten Zailed or IDLATITY 1 did not
folics through for unknown Teascas. Pive. cays later
(Tuczccay), EYAD recuested tie accistance of IBLENTITY 4
in contacting IDINTTY 21. ‘YELUTITVTY 4 instructed LYAB
to zeet hin the followict cight (Jednescay) et 7 pm.
. oa the corner oZ San Luis end Cuatcuec Avenue.
Alternate nesting sas fined for twenty-four hours lator.
1. EYAL checked into his notel in Loxtco
2. IDSTTITY 4 aid not appear for tho first uccting, but did
= for the aitornate meating on Twurceusy. Ile and
B72 :
U.VAE entered a tazi, and drove to tuc cowsce o2 Xola : :
Alanos, where’ . _
1
Poulevard and Lolivar Strect in tue Colon.
KYA talked ona block while IDCUTITY 4 weat to ceternine,
Distribution:
Q-,1:D w/ett USC
TmZT w/att USC
2oriles
Atvacbaont: Identities, Under Separate Cover
Dare TrPLD DATE DISPATCHED
A A yj
Tagen a ; 1 !
SL he The al "et AT Let Sem a AD NC OLA t
‘
14-0000 ; ‘ CONTINUZTION OF
: PATCH
teas
city 1
rcon pests
@a-l did not flLov
NPTITVe4 acres
ec until ton ROG S « zp
n
heuting, Lat on Tu:
Zelecos and Ancalucdia
wall Liors
eat tha noctis
cay (Sricay).
Boting, and IY
Cllort Gould be x:
ayacaxr for the Xo
instsucted LYLD. to oD to the covacr ot
in tho Colonia Alonos ct Gon.ns., to c
thero, and. drink 2 coca. ILUNTiTy-1
recognize, would pass the storo cusvinz
Tiis contaet plan 2 Jc8szice out a5 sclccuicd, with NYAS
: finally cootinz -i approxinately ong : froa
; _ . - .tho Gtore in qucc Tua aout ecetin; v9 fixcu @Ior tie
en ‘ following cay "Gh day) at Spem. ia srogt of the Eexican
_— Power and Licht cuildius £
ry for the purpcse of eclivering
_ $20,000 to hi VAD and for Fassing of reports fros the Party
are -da Panamn. a
w ULat Aeteouval.
+ te ee we meee 6 eevee»
-—___-+- 4 3. The Vednescay meeting teok pince as ccheculed. -EYAD and
a / Perity-1 went to a yestaurant, Chere ILUNTITY-1 revicuea
‘ tia reports provided ty SUAB aad diccucced Party matters in
necoreznce with the. briecing civen LvAD by Farty leaders
prior to lis denature. froa Panasa. At tho end of their
vo
or re discussloa, LIZEvIv%el' told ES te go io & kecrLy corszor
: : aud wait there for bits th nat ke would retura in a ice
; minutes with tho funds. UYAD did as Le urs told.
; IDrcr1t Y-1 returned +t othe corner withia a fev minutcs,
i .
it continued wali ae a Bos st ‘distance, anu turned ints 2 cuull
ano, BYAD Zollowed, and also entered tbo lance; hovever,
he noted that ha vas belug follesed by 2 ear criven by 2a
man of Slavic aoncarance who stconec cas at she entrance
to tho lane and chumed tho Ilehis: 3 .t this was
a surveillance of tie nesting Ly ILft sciates,
however, thesa wore no furthes aunuccal ineicsnts and the funds
worg passed is plaaned,
wD head arranged to rect. IDINTIT7V-4 at 1 p.m. ca Thursday
at tho cornez of San Luis and Cuatence tor a reeting with
OTD ag
DIT YS
ILLUTIGV-2; hovever, LDINTITY=$3 cubcti
anction that IDUNCITY-< vu
busy. If
with tho Dose
: padt with LV2.5.to i oduec bin toa
eaid . t ho vould
Party bes (2 we Jiwho would tah ~ $0 Tha necting
-. ,ould Ee
1d te rora
the voran
WAI YEON TIT TH 2.
held at a restsuy
sontaene for
ee
G ts
sob
STU
he hod wo
Qf.
irog
mA
rane eee]
BS n
na polities 1 train
aaa yolities2 Ccuentor’ for the
NTIG“V-7 vbho woxris ia
Sister, , ILuNTiqv-~
s { COnmALED
USE PREVIOUS COMON. .
‘ mL, : ‘ 7 . :
14-0000 — ” _
CONTINUATION OF “teste
DISPATCH , __
adore Fidel Castro, and cet on the basis of what Custro
says, ae tie basis of vbethor or not C. “9 is right.
‘whe old HsLers of the Yertide Lecislista 2 ar cre in
sliked,
& very cifZicclt pasitioa, and ara gevers VlLy
Bocause of tho locatien of the restaurant in the center of
a Block in Coyocan, NYAS wes urnble to or vice the rane of
the strect oa which it is locatéd. Le d taat it isa
typical Lcxican restaurant im a coleniai tatliis x, aud
that tha c=ployces year nntive dress. Illucr 2 avrivod
‘ ponewhst [ste at the res urant, csplaininit: th they lost
'. their way bocauso they cic not know Coyocau. EVAS ice catizied
“thea as IDZNTITY-s and 2 lasge heavy-cet man whose neoe
_HYAB does rit know. ‘Following tbe luncheon, ENAB vas driven
‘to the boas of a persoza ivicnd by IDS ITY43, TLo
following day: (Fridzs), bo returned to Panana.
\
eo oy, _ Mipae | | r
i oo, MTA,
: | | Sa “StDARACE COYER ATTACENENT :
pi: : : 54 woe
SMa H2PA~14415 :
2 June 1964
IVENTITY-1 2 A Sovict Inbassy repro sentative,
ILSNTIvyY-2. _ Cuban Exbas ssy representatiya,
IZanTiTy-3 2 Consular Section of Soviet Enbassy
TLinvITyY-4 5 Tziatzun Carrancag
TLLTITY=5 X<anuol Terranas Guorrero oe
SRUTITY=6 = Rufina A FES bSi65 (2x Festfe .
IESNTITY-7 Marta melee WG tate “cere :
ILNTITY-s Rogelio ye
TIE OG
~$
14-0000
OMT QUAL IFLD
weadGeaR las Ose .
CAN HO INSLAINGS
Station
Stattou
ations, -
Mouico wit
WRT LJ oper
_-Contscts to
ae de ovietS: and. Cubans.
nee ACTION REQUIRED “RU EPLMCES Tee
. _. Tho Paraca Station kas conplcted tho ‘proparation of. Tield Inforration
J o> Reports bascd 64 -f formation provided by LYAD froa bis contacts —
‘in’ vexico with ILE.TITY 1-and [DENTITY 2. Such reports did-not,
putever, inclado oporational dotails of such contacts, suzrary —
ae
-of vbich follows: .
1. .GYAL checked into his notol in iexieo City on 2 Triday.
corning and dmncdiatoly tclepboxcd DOTTY 3 mocking an
ostczsibly innocuous dnquary usins specific terminology
in 1fpo with procecures arranged by {ouuTITY 1 during
‘ previous meetings w th MWAD in Lexico City. Aitkough
this inquiry sau dutenccd to alcrt LYaz's contact for
_ a eceving the following d57 (alternate mooeing twenty-four
“yours later), the cys
ten gatled or IDENTITY 1 did not
“follos through for uninown
reasons. Five cays later
(Tuczday), EYAB requested
: the cosistance of IDSUTITY 4
in contacting IGE.TsTY L. IbLNTiIvy 4 instructed EYAB
to meet hin the following cight (cednescay) 2t 7 Pp.
- om the corner oz San Luis aad Cuatexcec Avetuc. .
Altercate neoting was fined for twenty-four kours lator.
esoting, but did
i te and :
o2 xola
_apsear for the aitornate =e
wivaB entered a taxi, and d
Doulcvard and Lolivar Strect in the Colonis s1anos, where’
LYAG valkeod one block while ILCNTITY 4 weat to ccternine;
. . . : . i}
od
Distribution:
2-;2D w/att USC
C271 watt USC
oFriles . ‘
Atvacbaont: Identities, Under Separate Cover
> nant
were eee ere She a} ae
Pept SRD AND NUMBER
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
$-G~14/3
Side
14-0000
ors
2 cee we cee. ecco
DISPATCH ob Be,
“fhe, store. cay. <
‘me Vednesday neoting. teak place-a
tp)
‘lane. BYAD followed,
_.te tho lace’: ;
@ survedllasce of tha moecting Ly Ift
-coulortable fer alic neosneos
Se AT Ee SON ky MD LA
CRABB Ca THON
CONTINUATION OF wate -
Tue ae ote ee
ie ak .
He
Yelcuad esrrived for tie meeti
vw enty blnutCs hates a
ca poestnonca until tic to
yd cid not snow gor the 2
that tho nectins
cay Cericay).
Bocting, and HYAD TLENTITY=4 aorece hat no fusvher
eflort: chould be until Monday.) fh SiTY-2 Gic- not
a
apgacar for tho Moncay nesting, but “on fatccay ILLTITY<-4 +
instsucted LYAiD td cd to the coracr of Teleco end Ancalucia
in tho Colonia Alaisos atop re q
recente and. arivk a coc
stovo cuvtaz . datevvels
eazrvicd out ag scl with HYAS
pproxdisately ong Lies: froea
Tua nent Becting vag faxc2 for the
fay) at S pom, ia rront of? the Moxtean
Power ‘and- Light beilains for the purpose of coliveriag
$20,000 to LYA
ia ‘Panama.’
éezeduled.- EVAR and
YRENTITY-1I. went to a restaurant, 6 TDUNTITY=1 revicsed
the roports provided Ly 'Bend discucccd Party natters in
eecoreance vith tho. briecing given LVAD by Farty leaders :
prior to lis depxturo fron Pauaza., At tho end of their —
Miseussiea, TcitivYel‘tald Lica ta go to a eciey cornor,
ec
eaten’
te
acr
aaae
and wait there for bit, th nat ke would return in a icv
minutes with tho funds “LYAB did as Le wis told.
[LINTITY-1 returned G corner withia a few minutcs,
continued walkin a 30: ‘distance, and turned into a cuull
nd also entered tho lanc; hovever,
he noted that ho was being followed by ..car crivca by a
3 car at the entrance
man of Slavic sppcarance Tho stezn0c
eliused tho lights: fcels tit this wv
on L's ascosiates,
unvscal ducicconts and the funds
however, thexea ware no further
Wore passed is piaaned,
WAS bad avraaged to rect. IDENTITY~-4
t the esrnex of Sen Luis and Cuntene
Ve2; hovevor, IDONTITY-<
oxplanstion that ID
be vould valt w
bes (2 ws
QOIDNTITT+2.
held at a yvestaurant in Coyocsn,
p.m. on Thursday
d
rata he nore
the vwonan
ppcared criging
intvoduced Ly IEL
told that her
a vediesl coctor wi
Rownes) youtes who iut
Cn her votura to routeos s
Connzais warty. &ho said that cho hea gorked
had taben a political trainings ccurss there.
‘a Golitical cducstor for the Party fa ve sxico . fhe
sister, , BLNTITY-7 vho works ia tie women’ evenent of the
Pasty. . ‘
33 f>
a
om on
0)
0
“pt eek OD ek
nade
we LTeacte
eoad th
a eee
- ~ en
a ere oe,
Shap aricATiON
fib Aion SIMO AND AMSA
LE2LALE15
CONTINUATION OF
. DISPATCH
adore Fidel Cactro, and net onthe baci: of
says, aNe the basis of Vkotber or not Cictro is ri: et.
the old ers of the nartido Sccislista Vopcisr sre in
a very ci zicclt position, and are geverally cdsliked.
Bocause of tho locatica of the restaurant in tho ceater of
-m@ block in Coyocaa, HYAB was urable to Provide | the Rane of.
the street on which dt-is located. Ie a
typical Mexican ‘restaurcnt in a colenial
a that’ tha caplo;ees Wear native dress. I :
‘ condwnat lata at the res cant, czplsini: t they lost
"their way. be e2use ‘they dic -uot lLnow Coyocan, E85 identified
‘thea as IDs ENTITY~S anc a larre Hoavy-set saa whose nane :
Do. 0 YAB do¢s rot kuow, |, Folioving the luncheon, UYAB vas driven.”
a + to the boas 6f ‘a. persocs friend By IDSITITY46. The
l + -foRlewing day (Frida ¥), ba ‘feturted to Panasa, :
re avrivod
tegen ceed
«8, “40 : . . - hp
; Mii Uden
_ me eeas SEPARATE COVER ATTACHES Db.
7 y 24 a Sy
| HZPA-14415 a tp
. . Jd
“2 June 1964
IDENTITY-1 - A Soviet Enbassy Tepresentative : ; 7
IDENTITY-2 .
. Cuban Ezbassy representativa,
IlaNTITY-3. 2 Consulaz Section of Soviet Enkassy -
TELNTITY-4 - Tzintzun ‘Carranca
ILITy§ 2 uy, “rans | of
Lanuel Torracss Guorrero aa
CISENTITY-6 3 pf a
3 I 6 a Rufina A SESS. 465 Kwilkitoxe i
IDSNTITy~ ue
IESNTITY-7 ~ varta Ol tte Fe Fount oe
ILENTITY-S ~ Rogolio yD
Tipsy fe tee
14-0000
BICERPT
HUPW-5835
10 June 1964
TO: Chief of Station, Panama City
FA: Chief, WH/Division
"SUBJ: =-AMMUG-1 Interrogation Results
1, MUG! has ‘provided the following additional information
cencerning your area, His 4nformation is sketchy because he was not -
specifically concerned with this area:
‘ce The following are Cuban Intelligence officers stationed in
Mexico:
1) Alfredo Mirabal Diaz (pseudo *"Federico") is the Chief
ore ot ttcors Cuban Enbassy in Mexicce City as of January
1964.
2) [Rogelio Rodriguez Lopez, CIS officer, Cuban Embassy in
Mexico City, uses psuedos "Eduardo", *Casinire" and
"Joso Antonto", He is about 2+ years old, 598° tall,
husky, blond hair and reddish complexion, He is Thelma
King's contact. i
|
eevee.
EXCERPT | HZPW-5835
a 10 June 196+
BXCERPT
HUEWA5835
~ 10 dune 1964.
10: Chief of Station, Panama City
‘PM: Chief, Wi/Divislon
* suas: moro. Interrogation Results ,
fe “one has: seovlded. t the following additional information
concerning your your areas . His information is sketchy because he was not -
specifically concerned with this areas
‘ce. The following are Cuban Intelligence officers stationed in
Mexico:
1) Alfredo Mirabal Diaz (pseuto. "Federico") is the Chief
Cis officers On Cuban Embassy in Mexico City as of January
1964,
a a es
Rogelio Rodriguez Lopez, CIS officer, Cuban Enbassy in
Mexico City, uses psiedos "Eduardo®, "Casimire” and
"Jose Antonko", . He is about 2) years old, 5'8" tall,
husky, blond: hair and reddish complexion He is Thelma
King's contact.
2)
EXCERPT. .- " RZPW25835
a 10 June 196%
14-0000 .
"CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
SECRET ~
Lod » eaacrod .
OA 4 eRUSSELS
SCTIGEs OCAMi/'SA. 5 (ur/sa NOTIFIED AND. cory SLOTTED AT:1335, 5 JUN 64 LMG)
e206 DOP, ADOP, C/C1, ia , ce 2, chi 5, vRe
feat
SE CRET 2515432 we Le Te ¥F
PRIOKITY oR SMEXT INFO PARE. wave CITE BRUS_ 9963
SECTION” ONE oF. Tw = — =a 774 37
" REP A DIR 25283 (Not SENT PARI WAVE) (Execer |
#. -——«« B OCDIR 24961 (NOT SENT PARI vaVE)
me ae ME
C MEXE 9654 (NOT SENT PARI YAVE)
Q next” o¢o$ “wor SENT PARI WAVE
\ Ye LLIOOZE/1 SEEYS 19 HAVE HAD HONEST DIFFICULTY RECALLING DETAILS
PAST INTEL ACTIVITIES BUT HAS RESPONDED TO PATIENT SUESTIONING PROVIDING
MORE DATA EVERY MEETING. AS REPORTED PREVIOUSLY YE TOLD OF MENTAL AND
PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION ON DEPARTURE CUBA. NOW HAS EXPLAINED HE WAS
"UNDER PSYCHIATRIC TREATNENT AND AS SECURITY MEASURE HAD TRIED FORGET
ITE MATTER AND ASSOCIATIONS. HAS GIVEN FOLL INFO OF PRIORITY INTERESTS
Me otnes
42. LI00ZE GOT EUSEBID AZCUE: 08 IN MINISTRY FOREIGN RELATIONS,
ARCHITECT WHO ‘FOUGHT IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR. DRINKER AND TALKER. NOT
SUITABLE FOR OR CONNECTED WITH INTEL. AFTER SERVING as CONSUL IN MEXI-
. d LEFT FORNOF AND NOW EMPLOYED JUNTA CENTRAL OE PLANIPICACIONES CJUCEPLAN?
: 13. ROBERTO ROWERO ADA“S HALF BLIND “USICIAN ACTED aS J0ZE : 7
. on WA
Titronvant ON ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES. |
I “44, ROSELIO ROORIGUEZ AKA EL ROUC, SUN OF CP MEMBER, PREVIOUSLY.
. ROGELIO ROORIGUEZ AKA EL ROJO OUSLY
| Yorx D IN FORNOF EXCLUSIVELY ON MEXI MATTERS. IN LATIN Am LER ICAN POLITICS
DEPT. PRIBABLY WORKING FOR PINIERO. NOW MEXI AS FIRST
; | SECRETARY CUBAN EMB,.
15. ELPIOIO UINTERTAY ‘IS cP MEMSER PROBABLY VORXING FOR CUBAN
INTEL. HIS BROTHER IS CIP COURIER. . . ae
_- cot
oeuee EXCERPT a. [DS June 64
10 +00, -ADOP, cer, crt:
fo CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
acrio’s ACTION» DCAM /SA 5 ~ Gai/sa NOT IFLED AND copy SLOTTED AT: 1335, 3 Jun 64 oe)
s t C. RET. 2315432 St Ine 0F
Q MERI INFO PARI: WAVE CITE SRUS_9963_ cite: SRUS 9963. = Al 994 37
REP DIR 25%83 (war SENT PARI VAVED tor | .
on ‘B ‘DIR 24961 (NOT SENT PARI WAVE)
= 3730
Cc MEXY 6 4 (NOT SENT PARI SAVED
m IO. ; woe, - —
D MEXI. 9695 (NOT SENT PARI WAVE
Qe LIOOZE/1 SEEMS T9 HAVE HAD HONEST DIFFICULTY RECALLING DETAILS
PAST INTEL “ACTIVITIES BUT “HAS” RESPONDED TO: PATIENT QUESTIONING PROVIDING ,
_ BORE DATA EVERY MEETING. AS REPORTED ‘PREVIOUSLY ¥E TOLD OF MENTAL AND
PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION ON DEPARTURE Cusa.. NOW HAS EXPLAINED HE was
. UNDEA PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT AND AS SECURITY MEASURE MaD TRIED FORGET :
ISTH HATTER AND: ASSOCIATIONS. HAS GIVEN FOLL INFO OF PRIORITY INTERESTS |
42. \LI00ZE GOT EUSEBIO AZCUE JOB IN MINISTRY SSREIGN RELATIONS,
‘ARCHITECT WHO ‘FOUGHT IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR. DRINKER AND TALKER. NOT
SUITABLE FOR OR CONNECTED- WITH INTEL, AFTER SERVING as CONSUL IN “EXE:
f vert FORNOF aND Nov EMPLOYED JUNTA CENTRAL OE PLAN IF IC AC ONES (JUCEPLAN)
13. HOBERTO ROWERO ADAYS HALF. SLIND *USICIAN ACTED AS 9OZE - _ ny
"Feet oRuaWT ON ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES, _ . 1
i-"" 14, ROSELTO RODRIGUEZ AKA EL ROJO, SON OF CP MEMBER, PREVIOUSLY.
| oie 'D IN FORNOF EXCLUSIVELY ON NEXI MATTERS IN LATIN AM HER ICAN poLitt
| DEPT. FROBABLY WORKING FOR PINIERO. NOY MEXT AS FIRST
SECRETARY CUBAN EMB. | . .
“45. SLPIDIO INTERTAN IS CP NEWSER PROBABLY VORVING FOR CUBAN
JHTEL. -HIS SROTHER IS CIP COURIER,
coon | EXcenrT 7 |S Sune 4
14-0000
x :
.
a
Ge counter wowis0/Cubs ance no. os ated 7 .
. sane. whe Travel Between Seatce sou Cuoe oat our roe done i) :
pet? oe iTnue wormay 8 Shs
aT fe b-acg-oz388
MEETING with LIT/ So oo H _“ ~
‘ . . ’ oat oF 16 may 12C4 9a “ —
a | ES Reel teatsagtegten enty YO CALLIE
. 1. " httached ist ; , Fay aL tyaigale 3 Saree ET Da eT fete OLN Ee
| . : fovea, Persons (0) with cood accoam to traved information,
i : : Apreageal of Content: 3. :
in crest ie hie
Travel dete show
fron fisbana by
‘Next meeting
Sahar
AW) |
S&
Use? DSIFA5AL Tyree © Dye det
uekicaner Croscenclane Raveena)
Gutierrez, PP 19/63.
WW
MSs
<
SS
Sas
oad
1 wi : ; _ __
so 7 a t . ~ ~
~ 7 | | pbetahe
i 7 MEMORARD OM ieee
: | oo r- 7573—
: He 3 Bune oat
: . ME cere with LITAMIL-3. to devriet on his neeting 2 June with 1-7.
ly .
“Attached 4s a ‘gel f-explanstory réport. from 1-3. of special’
: ntereot is hie: accese ‘to Carlos Martoteny, of current ope intereet.. -_
2. Next meeting sot for 9 June. Co, et
. : 7 P.N.Aimonet:
i . 7 wo
1 4 :
|
So
_vep
10.2
or au negoc!o.
“Rogelio Rodrfguez, Secretrrio de Tercera
y Alejandro Rodr{guer, Chofer de la Er-
bajada, fueron-hasta Laredo Taraulipas,..
& recoger un automoril procecente. de los _
Estados Unidos para el uso del Zabajador.
Entro +}.
La Casa vendedora "La Ford Motor*,
“eon franquicia. ces
- Max Rojas, Secretario del Instituto de.
Relaciones Culturales José Marti, tiene’
“asignado quinientos pesos mexicanosde
sueldo. - a a ots
,
“~~
hs Bee
{oeT.- Existe una aituact{é
? Av |
n bastante dif{cn
entre el Erbsjndor v la Dra. Margot
Yachado; parece ella solicitard su tras-
Ste
lado, . :
Carlos Maritany. Erbajador de Cubu or
, Holanda, sé encuentra en Acapulco en
‘companf{a de su sefora que es mexicam.
Ana Luisa Salinas, que trabajaba en el
Consudido de Cuba en México, en calf-
dad de secretaris, ha sido declarads ce-
gga eante yal mismo tierizo vejada e insul-
tads por’la Dra. Margot Machado. La Sa-
linas anenazo con dar un escandalo m
..1a prensa y por tenor la Pagaron tres
'. Meses de. sueldon. ; ; ;
Bene
Un hombre de la raza negra > de apellie
con categoria de Auxil ter
. do Calardt
de Cuarta Clase, con aueldo de cuatzo~
eflentos déleres, deserpeta el cargo de
, coeinero de la =Emabajada.
tBee
El Constl en Veracruz, Ovidio Sami, se
encuentra en Mexico y hace alarde de no
haber sido molestado por la autoride-
des cuando el atentado.
Estdn prepsrando una gran recepcién pa-
ra.el 26 de julio. ~ ..
El gobierno mexicano negé 1a franquicia
de 16 cajas que llegé‘por barco OC
‘eonteniendo libros para propaganda,
Permitieron la entrada en eiterritarto
de un numero de bultos conteniendo yro-
paganda y no se salicité franqutcia.
O,-
Interian llam$ yv sostnuyp una larga ron-
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es el encargido d+ servir las comides
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ada. por’ ‘la Dra. Margot Machado. La Sa-
; linae’ amenazod.con dar un ‘eecandalo en
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encuentra en México y hace alarde de no
des cuando el atentado.
tet os wo .< Estén preparando una gran Tecepetéa pas
co oo . ae Sa Ta el 26 de julio. * LG
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81 lo llegé algo. Sste dice nee me aue’ es Pendiente Lo de la:
visa pero que llane mas tarde como a lag cho. NORBERTO que cota
bien porque e1 ‘de todos modos 86 va el domingo y quiere pasar a
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bien porque el «de todos modos se va el domingo y quiere pasar a
la Embajoda para vor lo de las dos revistas que 80 quiere Lover.
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Lawrence F, BARKER (C/O), AMNIP-1 and AMSESS-1, AMSESS.1
[Meetings: 2%. Septender 196 AMNIP-1 and AMSESS-1; and 25 September
‘Faturned to Cuba and did not aske subsequent meetings with KUBARK, 7
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14, On the subject of "i" (Direccion General de Intoligencia),
the following exchange took place:
C/O: Who is the "NM" chief in the Erbassy [in Mexico ?
A-1: Vega, (Manuel VaGA Peres)
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C/O: Who else is with "M"? .
A-1l: Rogelio (Rogelio RCORIGUEZ Loves). But he is just
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Th Hect ings: 2u.Soptémber. 1964; wOiTP-1 and AASESS-1; ard 25 September “,
: 1964, a fice. F. BARKER. (c)o), ‘AMNTP21 and AMSESS-1, AMSRSS-1 - .
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the following, exchange took place: ; nn tah.
C/o: ‘Who is the °M" chief in the Brbassy: [in Be: whoo 2 4 4
Ael: .Vega. (Manuel VEGA Perez) : : -.
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C/O: Who else is with min? .
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(3-7305)
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2. Naine at birch, er aoe H .
3. Abate legal changes, :
Rises pReudos -duardo, dose Antonio, and :
4. Dote and place of bith, | Gasiz iro _ CAbe Sun) 85 April 1964)
5. Ciisenship, Cuban i ue, - i ie ~
: ! : : :
Previous Aationality, facial of craic bacaground ho. i EE
| White . po foe Cay
7, Oilicial deatity or travel popes ; oe . .
Diplomatic: Fassport D/63/ 45% - - (LisIke 8 July 1963)
2V iF ee) ae (Rie Fine . rm ri
+ fk Waia Ged cao h35' fol 4 Sth ey (LIFIna 15 say 61) |
Living: in Cuba, Appears to spend time away . . :
from family but visits them occasisnally. (LIKUD 15 cept 61) we eke
9, Mother ‘sime as 8,5 + [. i : : °
. Alejandrina LOPEZ Lopez 0
' : 1 (see attachnent Aitea 9). ;
i Sou same as S$. ty : ee :
Bsther” "GAVILAN | Rosales FF D/63/455" . (LIFInS ¢ July 1963)
a) born Ce harch 1943 (LIZ8¥OY 13 sar 1964)
_ bd). married Subject after his tour in sexico. ws
‘began, was a minor at the time. {LIS 961) _
Aprarently ‘married summer 1962. (LEriia Sept 1962)
c) home address in Cuba: X.
‘}epe San martin 711639 :
i Alturas de san iiguel gel Fadron,iacana (LIM ub 15 Sept 61).
d) futher ts ‘dead _ - (LL.iib 18 Sept 62)
e) isthér is ‘het well educated -~"‘ases ; ‘ —_
missrelled nerds poenned to becone a ‘ -
miliciana,.. ceek Lae aca (LIE 1961)
eused name RUgLETC “when talxing to Guillerce (Li
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tcta ene, Wiis Heto call hin and ask for Acberts
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19 and 73 accompanied by = .
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Castro werolution in Hex: ce, :
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was” Third’ Seer: rarye i
‘>)- Assistant Press. and Cultural Attache .
Cuben ant: Nexico : - (LIPALUS 11 Cer 61) .
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c) Returned ta Cuba & ‘vay, 1962, Berltaced | rn we,
by Manuel ¥EG4 Perea | Ds ; (LTHEXPOA~W/ tay 62).
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a) grrived Mexico 3 Sartenber (LIFIRE 4 Sept 62)
(LIZAIL-7 7 Sept 62)
rders from Cuda that he no
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e) derortedly received a scholastip - not known (EULA 21403 21 nay “¥ 63. "
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23. Address & telephone of prescat residence. : . Eo
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44, Pevsons whe. visit residence same as 43, . ; :
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Rogeliais house Text oat urday . “ Lisi Wor 7 Feb éy
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45. Persons visited: same as 43, : i : !
subject and wife went ko. Nico \GARCIA! s hor eters IL9° “7 Jan. 64)
for New Year's 0: 1, . ot a
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46, Mail deliveries details, 4 7 a :
a bfanch -post office! (not specified) neti- }
fied smdiézsy it had parcel. and magzine for;
47. Dips ch of rail: ‘details . ; | aan . “Suoject (LILA uy 12 June 1901)
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Banco tacicrnal de mexico - order arrived . (LIRGYCY 16 Feb 1962)
69. Oiher Proper description, vaiue. © for subject to pick up me, a
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61. Other selevant personal infocmatioxt:
Pe ce Hage. %
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whe was subjechts landlord at .-zatlan 152 A told
one draw bee cIs's } -
Yee GALLO that Subject went cut one night, left-the coor open, and
she his .rcomy: gubject also had not notified her
he voters (LIENTC£ 6 Sept 61)
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67, Orders, Masonic & other.
63. Dentce of political conviction anu indocstinaiaa cate
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76, Basic duties: description. : an / . . ;
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Takes’ orders from Cousselor 3LUS-3 1 Auz 61)
Rector Gallo }. pool
78. Bisic duties: by whom directly supiviigc! at data, :
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79. Special duties: description. Cuban Intel Staffer ( AMMUG-1 2h ApPIy M64)
Given syéecial assignment as iclitical 2 (LIPATL-9 Fed 1965) ee
‘reporting officer {.. 0° | - Donon -
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86, Colleagues: functions BI daa, |
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88, Servants & menials functions, BI data,
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90. Telephone contacts details | calls: .
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E ked subjeét w e'didn't. ee Seon ob, y s
at hone last night. "He reptied trat he. J citewor Jin Feb 1964). ¢
_43 coming for lunch. she said there Ta Sets
wouldn't be any Juncha yp tren a ee
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‘but is not comeie. himself. Could be rere:
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bu) other becaue a brisadista.
Cous, sitar cel hio 9 (Live 5 sept ol)
ce) i.other asked subject to send her a crucivix. (ili 24...ay el « 12
, Also recucsted 24 Vept ans 2 cct 61 sept ol)
wissrelled words, signs letters laiXla © «vcnls,
d) «other uses siany :
(Liauo)
13. Gther Relatives
a) Godmother - Josefina LOFsZ y Lopez at address Ya above
San Safael 874 os
Katana apt 501 (LI.UD 18 Sept 61)
(LIsUD 18 Sept 61)
(LL.UL 18 Feb 62) _
b) Godfather + name unkown - address:
ec) vister-in-law - Nifia - lives in Haoana
d) brother-in-law - Sduardo aka R. GAVILAN
‘ddress: 5. vamaricca
wtzas, Cuba : 23 wsy Ol -
TATK1A O bhUGKTe, Voxcuhwwoo type (Hest 28 reo-62)-
Asked for repair yarts for 1957 vuick Linu 14 Aug 05
e) Jienve LNU
Address: Jan -srancises 356
san Juan, Feit.
(Dontt know if he is a relative, but his adcress
was sent to Rogelio cy latver's mother) (L1.UB 13 tay 61)
f£) Ilsuminada hosales ,
Calle 60 71704
iwariarao, Habana (1is.UD 20 Aug 63)
(Zster's sister?)
2) has relative in PERRINS ; m (LiSNICK from Eloy
: bebe ya _ Guteerrez Benoyo
a oo eID 0456. AL ‘ART 6h)
23) Addresses (previous) |
a) Living at “azatian 13 2A Tel 250928 (LinwWoY 5 Jaly 62)
b) lived at j.azatlan 126 - in Redriguez Cuats
"place who C-2 , ; (n> ocurce)
¢) Living at lachuca 153 " (kie.ot.de 21 Cet ot)
d) Lives at Yacubaya 7B 502 . (Livaia’-20 13 war 62).
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a) Probably identical with sember of cuban onbassy ato spent ecnSiderable
tine among the students at UNAM. yoo
(CUailS i.emo 22 vee 196))
b) Fresent at meeting in Cuban smbassy attended by cne Alfonso PRoRA,
at which matter of viving aid to 13 .cvember exiles in mexico was
discussed, in order that they could return to Guatenala to assist '
the anti- Ydigoras grouz. (thA-18601 217 april 62 RYAAT LINLUCK)
Frofessiznal Trave} {see also under Job Nistory)
a) ent to Veracruz and s:erida (LIncVCY 9 July 1961)
b) Traveled to the intecricr. wuillerme TSEdO
tcld subject he knew where subj had been and .
Said it was ur,ent they get tosether. (LIZAYCY 30 Nov 1961)
c} Subject went to Veracruz mid April 1964 apparently
in c:nnecticn with shooting incident. involving
. (LIexvCY 16 Apri} 1964) ~
d) Subject left for Cuba 25 April and returned to
mexico 16 ay 1964. ‘Wife yrsceeded him and
returned on same date. (LIFIHS and LIZNVGY)
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feler'-ne Contacts
Lorenzo coLata wonero © bondursan conse in ..exieo = scent Uustcve
tle sterwscca, FO See Suofect, eauewaA aS denezuelan fistrueter in usa
of form mach .sery and ce ber cf revoluticnuary ors. in Venezuela who
could not return to bis Ctantry and who was recticully cisch reed
fro. tis teaching fob at vharingo tecause of his iceclogy. (Lisavcy
S Aug 61)
Guillermo PRwJS Cviedo of Irensa Latina, (LilwcY le sert ol)
Humberto G. TRUJU Cvledo of irensa L.tina. (Licw¥o¥ <2 Sere ol)
Lupe LNU - subject arranged to meet her at ker -one. (Liuavcy 2g ~er ol)
Roberto LiU - Ssther (suoject's gi:lfriend, leter wife) informed
subject she didn't know woberto's sddress. (il..Ub 2 Cet o1)
come “compaferos ferrocarrileros" ask for subject. sot ing (Liunvoy
_ Feet ol)
Seen with Ramiro vel idl ferez coming out of Luosnuuvassy, o
(i ewaite 19 Gct 61)
Cne VILLALAR,Inu, called the Cutan Linbassy for aoverto FK1aS who ua-
known to Teresa FROLNZA who answered the j hone. VILiaAK said: Subject
told himto calle. (LlssVoY 17 Set 61)
Subject was driven home from unspecified functiza in cur with license
€6.. (In 1460-61, license v-86 was registered to vlauinir 3, weaAnodlin.,
4& Soviet military attache.)
. '
Subject told SA.ChYINs (/ladilen) of the Soviet ambassy that he had
600d news for him and wanted to come cver to tell him, Sanh LAS '
freferred to g0 to see subject and said he would come in @ haif hour,
(LizavcYy 9 hov 2)
subject is a contact of horsan Lalwresi'a. ;
. (4.0. CURTIS sem 29 Nov 61)
a@ told Subject that a Guatemslen named
edmundo JaxuGw of }rensa Lutia
(Lles¥oY 14 vee 1961)
Paktclia was waiting for hin.
onrigue BCitutS of Irensa Latina coming to see Sudject ut the ehbdassy.
bong rev tee . (LisavoY 22 Jan 1962)
BSPLJGL, fnu = of the Sindic:to exicsane ae."slectricistas, told
subject he had a levter from wcriano Liu and inside the letver-Was
one for subject. (FRaGuanT Cl. PACT) (LlewVcY 17 Jan 62)
ene Jose arturo de lz 1oNA iusists ¢n
evting in touch with <ubyect
about the information bulletin,
(LloweCY 20 Jan 02
one TULNTS arrived from fansulipas and tanpico una told ~ubject he
had told Les.takbco he wo.id oring soney for two rounc trip rassazes.
He also wanted rhotos and oulletins ang other tings for Tampico.
Subject told “im to call-at the sntzssy to fick them ur.
(LieuvcY 2oJan 62)
Frecicent of the new generation of Isto
whe are loyal to the vuoan ievolution, wanted materials frou the
c ; ’ : naive -
(Lic.voY 29 Jen 62)
bmbassy. Subject asked for tis adaress,
Costa Xica 757 -iraflores, La Faz, volivia, Let.er ac_ressea to ~
hogelio kOJHiGuus F. _ (LERDG 12 fed c2)
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Hilarte Lv leoking for Cucject urgently. Lives Hoe 8 asdut a
"slek' person. (ito S$ nar ve)
vne ir. SILVA wants to Speuk to vubject. (lisse! 6 Jar 02)
Julio C.I.A tells the V40aN Aves ador he £5 le vis. for Sentral watrh=
ica and ofvers ‘is sirvices. Ihe MeOasouSOr Fast"& any need, cut S4ys to
ASK woselio. ; (el ie 92)
‘Ricardo Lid wsots to cone by the wionssy for culletias. vuyject tells tim
better to Rect at the sase place ana tie, wiCsrds h S Central ace rican
accent. (Licker 6 war oz)
* sone gentlemen from La Noraal ure bringing a Message from eoque wshuOZA
and want to see Suoject. (LIA 6 iar 62)
Subsect tells Yuri‘thedanuscd of soviut ~tbessy that he Couldn't get to
(Lis. 7 cer 62)
the seeting cut will cone to see hin later.
Jonebody named Tierre LiU is coning to the messy to see vubject.
(LLLkdEY 2 oycer 62).
sone people from “Exrreston" fron Jincloa cane to the atbassy to xe
subject but he not ing (Lioivoy 8 iar 62)
Cne Lucio HukxnitA came to the wMONSSy CO see suuject and .as cold to
core in, (Lloe¥of 13 var 62)
Fedro GINZALSZ Crtega coning to embassy to see vubject. (Ferson of this
name was TF Secretary Ceneral in wayarit and leader 6f sitzl} farmers and
workers in ¢oustal area, (LIuvcY 15 war 62)
one VERGARA, fnu left a mexsage for subject thet it urgeot ke comnunicate
with him, (Later coutaets - discussed Lhe Lics¥oY 1G ner 62)
balleting and faxily problens.)
Cne T3suz, fnu, came to =mba.sy to see Cubject.
. (LIeNVCY 22 oar 62)
LasSy t2 see Subject, ;
(Licw902 22 war 62)
A Genezuelan named HOULOCA, nu came to the iss
Arturo and Luz Seksdid cane to che oiONSSY to sce Subject,
(Liasd5Y 23 sar 62)
Gne Hilario, a Suatemlan, urgently wants to see vuoject. Hilirio aske
wubject "que el recuerda el Jardin Oo en la Luna”. subject will look for
him at €:00 i/i.°, (Kote in file that Hilari> may be identical] ::ith Raf-
ae] SOLIS barrios, nemter of FGT) eer. 2 . i - -
- tells Subject he waited for rim yesterday.
(Lles¥0f 27 pur 62):
Ricurdo.- with svuban accent
(Sevecab Laid ClataCts wlll Coun aloud)
for susject at ‘the anbassy.
; (Lleavoy 22 nar 62
Roberto GiYAvA and tir. GaakICAa waiting
Victor ‘.anuel GUPlsihaZ, head of FUP in wexico, met with Suiject who told
GUTIsinsd that the rerson who is going to take ctver relations with uuate-
rala ‘in .exico still hed not arrived. yusject planned to see alfonso Phana
a leader of the 13 sovenber ursup in wexico, (LinkJCn 2 weer 62) ;
One ».aR?cL, fnu visited vubject at the sinc. Sy to aéliver sé.cething.
Luter, a senera wahToL, arcentinian told (Lien 29 war 62)
a!
Subject she leaving and rlease send t'iags she lseredi :
vne WVakd4s5, fru, called subject. (Linn dot 2g “ur 02)
ee ee re ar en
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MncoAa tells the Sages Mee nag
So is Sirvices, the an
x) Ricardo Ly NuntS to cone by the 0533+ for culletins, Susseet cells him
better tg Bect st the sace Fiace a..5 thee. icc dg hos ventral ate rican
uccens, (lilckare oo O2)
¥Y) vore éentlemen fro'-La NOrdal are bringing ae. sa, frez iscgue cd
ahd want ts see ~doject. : (Liles ly 6 har 62)
2) jubject tells Yuri Abskanuacdy of eoviet —0esay that he Couldnt: eet to
the “@eting cus Will cone to See hin later, (Liowwy 7 war 62)
au) yonebody named Tierre Liu is Coin, to the Emoi3sy to See Subject.
. (Licaucy 2 wor 62)
bb) Sore reorle fron "axXeresion" froz Sinolog Care to the H.04553Y to we
Subject but he not in, (Lloivcy 8 “4ar 62)
ce) cne Lucio Roanwita cate to the i048 Sy to see ~UbJeCtL and sas vOld to
core in, . (Lluiwvoy 13 war 62)
dd) Jedro GONZALLZ Crteca COning to <mbessy to see vubject. (ferson of this
‘name was IF Seeretury Sener] in Nayarit end leader of 34:11 farners and
workers in coustal area.) (Llouwvcy 15 oar 62)
e2) cone VERGARA, fnu left a "@S3age for Subject thet it Urgcat he coumunicate
with him, (Later C2nbzels ~ discusued vhe (Licavey 1g er 62)
bulletins ang fa.aly rrotlens.)
ff) Cne Issuz, fnu, came to ambacsy to see Subject.
(Ll2.¥C¥ 22 ar 62)
ee) A Venezuelan nated SSS0GCA, fnu Caine to the enbassy to See Sudiject,
OO Oo (Lizavoy 23 mar 62)
he) Arturo and Luz SekoANS enue to The subdussy to see Subject,
so . (Llsayry 23 war 62)
ii) <ne Hilario, a suatenilan, WENLS LO See vubject. Hilarie Aske
vubject "que el recuerda el Jordin O65 La iuan, vubject wil] look Fer
Rim at €:00 ¢ fe, (Note in rile that Silario may be identical with Rar.
a4] ScLIs “arrios, menter of For),
JJ) Ricerdo - with cuban accent ~ tells subject he Waited for bin yesterday,
CPS ie (LLVCY 27 ar 62
(lov284b Laila ClLab.cPs WICH Coe Wa Sac’)
kk) Roberto GAYaba and Br. Ganilca waiting for Suvject at the enba-
uP oin 82ica, met with Suoiect whe told
itg to take cver Felations with vuate~
a
11) Victor -anuel GUT skK22, head st
GUTTowked that the Ferson who ¢, 5 :
fala in /exico Still hed not arrived, yucseet: planned to Sve -lfouso pRox4
'@ lecder of the 13 sevenber Ura ut “@xico, (Lisboa 2: or G2),
aly TACT Ss 54 \
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soi (dace eo § arril 02)
*€ Gown bo see Luis wstlas who is Waitin, for him dewn-
(Linss. £5 opr 62)
vubject will
otairs.
an individusl from the FOR asas wuuject if he wlu es.e uy the wu.0oesy for
sie Filius, (ituaver 12 apr ¢2)
Cne datava. fro. the HOSSPaler Verses wuts to see guciect,
(Linaded 12 apr o2)
orican accent (sic} wants to eruitact Subject
(Lasaved 27 oyr 62)
uarique sstafss, with south
re a visa,
Juan AedJAle wanted ursently to speak with suoject. (LI-nVCY 2é apr 62)
a person who refused ts give “is n-me asred for yuuject or ....rcos his
successer., Si.cpaa asked person to identify hinsel? ana latter sdid he
is SCLIS. Ke caa't core but bas a recue.t blo nake tothether person.
subject didn't tell SOLIS he was Loing away. Le wil) neet with the other
Ferson who knows where to cone. slacpau sheuld tell him "cue dsude hacen
les aparatos", Sliinad will ra.s the messase.
j (LisaViY 7 say 62)
Cne Alvarez (transcriber Says 15 voice of wuatemalen, Victor inaneul GuT-
TlaneZ) leeves message for Subject not to worry because the matter ig
arranced. (LIeNVSY 16 Sep 62)
-Olores de la ..sra asks budject to bring vack fro. Cuba the shoe sizes
of "you know who" oceaxuse she wants to send gifts.
(LicavoY 27 wep 62)
subject tells s¥VaTonxaA of the Czech stibassy that he is a,uin in exico.
S¥aToKA is leaving in 15 days Lut will introduce sudject te tis rerl:ce-
ment. . (Ll-esvor 12 July’ 63)
tuden
let
t from Treparutoria :6 asks for subject and wants information
ins, :
A stu
bulle (LlnsvY 17 Jul 63)
Alvarez (voice of Victor ianuel BWilewwsZ) left sessauce for subject that
he waited last might ut the sane rlace. Sucject's 4eS34ce arrived late
and ke cannot see Subject but will aweit Lia next Suturday,.
(LissVoY 1é6 aug 63)
Czech Iress attache, Cldrick wv VICKY, tells Sudject that regarding the
watter about which oubject asked Fim, he hasatt yer found the co.urade*
but is keeping the matter in sing.(Later cout.cuw (Lis.vcY 27 Aug 63)
subject tells = sraniard, Col. v.anuel souZa that the latter has abandoned
him, StJca says no, the ";ieza" is arranged. ; .
(Llsiv¥oY 31 uz 63)
br. ALVaks2 asxs Sudject if te has anything. iO. vonorrow is the day of ‘the
eeting and sudject will pass ob Alvanléts office. .
(Later contact re Lab exans sic) (Liner 5 ves 53)
Guillermo, frs- Solenbia asks for subgect whe uot in. Vellis ¢ich the
merchandise le:ves toncrrow and now he knows What te do.
(LIeA vor
TOVAR, fou and Sutject arranze te have iunck. bouble-t..lk re me
(Laflh Clagacys) (iioiee’
his cone from Los anve aor@ for Subject and
gS toa she Fartidds Soci wbseeu ca:
aPses CO.LR con 3th NUGSS 7.
oscar has an aduress which is waauel alvijiiua, bargue
is told to cone to the elba. of.
(illavcY 7 sov 63)
wariscal cucre $2, ..exico city.
cne else gets oa
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a wilean, |.
Feosaoe andre .dy te Ce
s@ sotlcuiantes,
vutjret tells eb Wel ancd soi of ely
gcin 2
(iid 22 vay G3)
*Ag #8 a delen te to tte leninurio datiosdner
Jaine (:robably de tec: Fad asned for sublect who saia nothing
had arrived yet. (Lac. 3) (Lael Lo nov 03)
Ine Fabio wanted to Ccay.cly Subject whe ace in, scla bs cone back.
. . iLicwVCY © bec 63)
Cne Juan HAMIAGE arranges SQ mezt Gubject. . (Lio.vcY 19 vee 03) -
Subject received sifts fros somes.e in the C2:ch Longsy at vhristimus,
‘(Liiati-5,°27 vee 03}
KUCUATSCV of Soviet sahs Sy called fer Saubsect whs sae in.
(Svyatoslav Fedorovich asliuisl¥, known nua) (Lisavl¥ 20 Jen 64)
Jaznown wouan tells Subject re "quotaticns", vubsect will pass by the
building to pick then ure (AnaCUY) (Lis.¥o% 20 Jan 64)
Ricardo LECH
(LATSR CONTAC.
Subject arranges to see ezckIL (Adolf, Sus; ected 18) regarding a rroblem,
(LinnvoY 22 Jan 64)
act. Has someting urcent for kim.
. (LisavC¥ 21 Jan 64)
CK-1 he nizht ve trouble getting -exienn visa to reenter
Subject told KIS¢
wo81-7826, 22 Jan 04)
und might keve to return ss Lafue via irasue,
fou that there is wothing for :in and t.call
vubject tells one ieitalos,
(LEAVY 24 Jan on)
in the afternoon, (Latin olafac7)
b.IJKOS from Emigracion calis Subject aveut sone Cigars he cffered him,
(LodCY 24 Jan 64)
Punts Prom Tampico has a Bessie for Suvject fron Jes: Luis. Yold to
cone by the lnbassy, tiene Y 29 Jan ch)
of vuoan “goassy that the swirl who
“on, which Susdler knows cOuL,
(iivaVit 31 Jan 64)
is there now will discuss sc-et
Call frem "El Ilrofessor" t> Sucject about wippecified :.atter.
. (Li2nVl¥ 1 Feb 64)
LAU
iaryja/tells JORAIN she has a: argent ses
wait for her to cone after tag,
saze for ~udsect and he shculd
(iz-uVLoY & Feb of)
Roberto, LU wsks for Subject who not in. sill cell lever,
re ; (Li-AVLY & Fed Ga)
(LATLR Col 8)
Lic. cIAc Galves as <s to Sréak to Sudsect wks noe in, a:
t2 cai] his. t his 2friee.
“ai rrofessor" on behalf of Coctor 2ske Suvject
been received, ..ore talk siout medicine - rosuldly
“hew is our Friend 21 chiie7.
Thel.a. king asks for Subfect
Crescencio LU sks for sucle.
(L.fek ConTace)
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provicusly -ssed vag ject if
: (Lieeclt “26 reo ‘un)
fants bo see s.boact. Liltver-says he cay Tin yovteruay wd te
Jucnito
(Llassvlt 5 wor 04)
tell him the water is resclved.
a venorita waRil.cl le.ves wessale for Jurdect to cull her.
(LateBw Clr) (Liowvet 19 our 64)
Suoject and S..0Fsé, fnu, arrange to'.eet for luuch latec in weer.
(later esntuet) : (LiskVet 25 wer 64)
etwas 3. a lesves messaze for vabject thet she is leaving te.orrow.
(Thelna. 45'S coutuct) (ile.VoY 25 Gur 64)
vane ALLI2it reconnends Cerlos G. savvale of vinris de ..exico to Sudject.
(lis.dcr 3 Apail G4)
uo. wistes Lo sve Ludjcet ut the seme 5 lace,
v vw a
(iisiVoOY 3 Apr 6i,)
Cne chorita bo
(Lata COCTACL)
sari slena GAYiAN, possibly 4 stuaent, arrai jes to meet subject.
(LATSR C5..PaAcT} (LinsvOY © april 64)
Sne-L3CGKAR called for subject out latter out of town (in Veracruz) ;
(Llowvof 17 April 64)
The "brother of Jucinto™ asked supject to take some things with bi. to
: (isenVCY 22 Acrii 64)
Cuba.
cintment with subject since ke waited for bin
¥ 230 tril o4)
Ing. GCH4ALn2Z asks for new appe with
and te didntt arrive. (Liss
ROSLETC lesves inessu.e for Suoject that "the seior is idpuatient.
(Lisw¥oY 23 April 6s)
hauricio de ls SaLVA reports to Subject in wexico. ;
a (AnxUG-1 27 pril 64)
Xiomara SAnCHis asks if Subject{ has returned from Cuba and gets his home
address. ; (Lich¥UY 17 stay 1964)
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ye ae nor auil-ce) . as
Source and Consent” ,
; ene
. POM beep teg =
: . : ; 7 ’ ~
(2. Name at birth re hoe i ~.
* eR Ta |
Aliases, tepall changes. t
3. fo
RUS reg" pseudos sduardo, Jose. Antonio, and
aA Dac and place ot birth. 7 _Gasipire oe.
3. Caizsnibip Cuban oS I —_ i
: 1 .
6& Previous nationality, racial of etnnic Fc backgroud ay i
white °° joe : : -
“2, Oilicial sdeaticy or teavel papers ‘ S yt
> . (ateTse 8 July 1963)
Diplomatic bassyort 0/63/45
oP BOE Pb ak ARB roth ERTS OP
vather: .
Living: in:Cuba. ‘appears to spend time away
(LIFlas 15: say 61) ft.
from family but visits | thea occasionall
ode to, io
yee |
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9. Mother sime as 8. : a 1.
“AYe jandrina LOPEZ. ‘Lopes. :
: ASS attachrent: item 9).
t _ beet =
_
5
AC Spouse: same av 8. : : it : . 7
ssther GAVILAN” Rosales FF D/63/455" - (LIFIWS € July 1963)
(LEshv9Y 1) ar 1964)
a) worn ce march 1983
b). married Subject after his tour in »exico a
‘bagai, was .a minor at the time. . ; (Lien ¥961) ,
Arrarent ly” ‘married - SUNmer 196 vo (LT he Sept. 1962)
ce) ‘home address In Cuba: . . ‘
Pepe. Sam Martin 711639 ; Oo ; _ oe
ia Alturas de San piguel del radron,fecans (LikUy 15 Sept 61)"
da) father 1s ‘dead: r -(LLnUL 18 Sept 61)
e}. isther is ‘hot jell educated -"‘ases
misspelled words; prenned to become a ; .
miliciana. (2.4. Weeden - (LIEUE 1961)
hen talking to Guillernc ((LisaVor 14 Sept 1961)
Beas
sused | name abeeRTO
TRIG. : t
40 call him and ask for Roberto :
(Laon?
vold one, Lie
“yt 17 Det 1962)
Cuntacise
" (aaVa bu? IN G694.
jga p a
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t : 7 : 4 | FILE p. Naas CmavGy) °? AFF cA.
tel
snally. (LIMUD 15 sept él ek.
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Z Cubans Travelling botwoon avena and: ‘Mexico 0 City”
; STEN SEQURED REFERENCES :
ACTION Aegtries . oe 7 . ee 7 . 7 a 7 on
A abtachea’ he rewtth are ‘coates: of AMOT Ropérts ce-026,
“ 29 and Céso3 containing : ‘traces on. Gibans travelling. Dotweion :
: “MB'iinh: and” wexioo City on. 20, 24, :25 and as April 1964, .
oo B RTOa No Indexing roquircd: for JMwAVE since attachments
“Rave already, ‘been. indoxed for Station. Tiles. i
ANDREW X. REUTEMAN |
Attachments: — co my ve
AMOT Reports CC-626, CC-628, CC-Ga9, CC~630, b/w.
Dlatrib ton: oe .
ves Mexico City, v/atte.
C/MI/SA, w/atta.
- > oh WD, w/o atts.
. io . Pee . nyi9 Mod
oy . Meee ee eee iD <= -
. 2b rosa REFER mam 77 OrSPATGH BYMBOL AND NUMBER
TGA} 2208, ——_-
MEAQQUARTESS FILE NUMBER
elias 19-5-3/4 é i
SECRET 4 19-6-95/4 ; j
BS
3
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PRONE
hice aN ASE Tite
a SECRED. pee
Report ry cc-623. oe ne : 30 Apr 64; oo ; ee
REND FROME SS won 2- ae aaa
_ SUBJECT a” ‘File Traces on Cubans traveling. fron raxtco city to. Havana
oe via. air on 20 Apr 64.
-AMEZCUSEA, soe (Special PP~8=64/02)
a Ce Jorge Hos Treveled fron Havana to Hexico:
“epecial. pP=e4/a2. (sources passenger list from
pshsede (#P-2/1001) OO -:
eke Information reported on. thia ° Andivide ,
c-595, travel tile traces. :
t
a ; | (PP=26946) , : oe
oe car — roxcages, tilane Aces Traveled from Havana to Mexico :
. 40 ‘Fob 65., Cuban ‘PP+26946. ‘(Bources pascencer dist from “frdenda.*)-
_.. RRORES, Osyalags (PP-03107)" we
> oe ELSTES_RO nem, Onya 3 Canaguey Province Delegate of the
Director, Fabric Warehouses and Similar Consolidated Enterprise Leopresa
‘Consolidada ‘da “Alnacenes da Tajidos y y Canonxog/. Roplaced Héctor
_VALIADARES Lina in’ ‘this position’ per Resolution #4586, 18 Oct 62, ;
“Ministry, of Internal Commerce. (sources Official Gazetto #4, 8 gan 63, °
“page 146. y- - ee ;
MB
(pIP BP=2-63/445) .
fo roralsa, Eathers Cuban ciplomatie PP-63/455. Traveled
e- a “com Havana to Hexico city via Cuba ‘Airlines on 24 Oct 63. (Souxces :
. s2enger list.) .
GONZALES, Jocesinas (IP pp=p-64/142) ,
com. Sn: wanda, so cfiray Traveled from Havana to Mexico on
(27 Mar 6s chptoratie PP=h—64/141. (Source: passonger list from “friends
NOALDZ, perio (Special PPWB963/855)
; GONTALES pa ois, Hart dua, Traveled fron Havana to ‘Mexico on.
7 pe 64, cuban Spocial PP-F-63/056. (Sourcet passenger list from “frion
SECRET ;
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73bs
/
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s 17 May 196%
a 10} paves tnpors, 2nd Secretary. ‘of the Cuban ‘pabasey” - a
a : tn Maxiéoy Leaves Cuba 16 May 1964 to return to: auty in Hexticos,
if :
I .
po . 2643 foom HOY, 17 May 1964
; Nombre (s). dad
RODRIGUEZ LuFES ROGSLIO. 22 iOS.
GAVLLAN ROSALSS SS@HBR.
ee Lleseie
, 16 DE ‘MAYO DE. 1964,
Salida
21 AROS.
terolinea
CUBANA’
VUELO#E 64
farolinea
saperte
“4 063/454
Facionalfdal - :
GUSANQGs.. -- DIF
CUBANA. “DIP. # # 0/63/455
,
unto de desenbarque -
——
Visa Mexicana expedida en:
| RODRI R0GELIO. VISA DIPIOMATICA # 347 EXPSDIDA POR LA.
SHBAJADA DE MNXECO SY LA HASANA CUBA EL 12 DE LaYG DE ya64,
apes Tap
55 LOPES
ae " “GAVILAN ROSALES ESTHER.
VISA DIPLOMATICA # 349 SXPEDIDA POR LA
Si3a4daDA DE MSX1C0 3% so
HABAEA CUBA BL 12 92 UAYO DB 2064,
Pp-736s
‘ , | 4 EY gnetén tad ‘atudtontes Chilence: se con vuritea
. ae o nig sy este conifiests
WS 1 ablara én elle
-de que dos de 8US Conpaferog- -
qu “a: KEx4co hasta el ruelo del s&bado, —
la:dédos- conpailcros Diplométicog quel) |.
La de. viajar-maiona -a la Habang' a
tudiintes Chilenos: indica que p)’...
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ve de O4e-' Sogelio que ce 63. Esther que
RO qua O4,---Estherlé raclana ftud ac a
. Aer le roclana jorque no ornir anocn
ea
‘3 la casa
e. Rogelio que pasa uw alnorzar,- Esther que no porque
mo on. - :
hay almuorzo, gue so. divierta.< Cuelga w-- 94 :
YS hia ann id ne
36lady+e= wntrada.- Taeima Xing con Hogelio Koarfguez le" proyninta |
—_
: que si ley aa “prensa
~ que. mejor traiga el pe
ayor.= xogelio: que por arriba nada’ mas.
‘Trhelma’s que si'se aud toao ayores #070120: que si. “‘Tholma:, “que
eliu se queria ire. ofbadoe= Hogelio: que el. préxamo viiglo es
el jueves,= ‘tao lima
ileva e1 ._paqueto que: nay. que. jlevar.-
quote ranana por sit hay algun cambio en:
que entonces ol jueves por la mafana le.
Rogelio: que : BL es posabie
| Theima- que entre diez y once de mafiana 10 Lieva,==407,
el vue.o.=
En: rada 4 las-al3cna.. Me Thelma King por “woyelio.- Jorrin -
-195--
. 6% ‘que no estd.- Mr que iaama mas tarde.- 203.- no i
awe) ab? . . . i
‘ae : : :
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: Jorin qua pase por la embajada que quiere vorio.= Cres.de acuer
: do. 32.2 . -
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356.4
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Entrada . 1117. TOVAR. pregunta a ROGE 2LIG 0 gadaae van a»
—_—_———
cenar ¥ ROGELIO sugiore que sea hoy, TOVAR pregunta si --
sueden adelantar ‘la hora, unas siete horas de la fijada 'y -
ROGELIO dice que ponsava adelantarla una hora. TOVAR1 que= '
seria muy conveniente que adelantaran unaa siete, "ROGELIO. ~
despuds de pensario, indica qué tonia pensado ir a comer a=
la casa dade "nuestro amigo CARLOS, perosece"e TOVAR progun _.
ta sia cenar y R ROGELIO dice que si; presunta qué le parece
y TOVAR comenta que muy bien, pero entonces quedaria nejor-
a las nueve. | ROGELIO acepta y progunta si el nimero de- |:
‘la casa es 180 y TOVAR dice que ya se olvidd, porque como -
la conocessees pero mejor seria a la misma hora quo habfan -
quedado la voz pasada y TOVAR lo esperaria afuera,. ROGELIO
estd de acuerdo.- 333.-
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ROGELIO st ya recibid esas medicinas y éste dice que sodavia™
no ha ilsgado nada, pero le’ hice falta que el doctor hahaa
to pudiera enviar si tiene algo para ROCELTIO. HF aeootae -
_———_——
ROGELTO pregunta cémo, ‘esta: “nuestro anigo el chino® y uP --
‘dice que esta Duscando que lo inviten a coner, porque éste-
solo vino a arregler un negocio de unos casinires que tion,
ya’ que vieno acd para surtirse, pero le dijo a HPF que se -<+
va pasado mafiana 6 un dfa m&s; que HP Ltanié-a-ROGELIO ei ->)
-sdbado y el viernes, pero se. abusrié dé estario. Manando, -.
que sobre todo lo hizo por las medicinas | esas del, decor, =
ya ‘que eso es un tedio para HP, -ROGELIO- ‘pregunta sie
seria buen dia ei miércoles,
dice que tiene que entregarle. a él un mies trario médico-a «
éste hombre, .no ?." ROGELIO: "9 jd, entonces me lo manda
1
maflana por aqui", © HF: "entonces yo le voy a decir a --
éste hombre a ver qué, verdad ?*. ROGELTO: si, "“entonces
‘yO lo espero mahana por acdé",, HF pre;unta a qué horas --
estard y ROGELIO dice que toda la manana. UF i que enton-
coané1e llegard pasadas las 10, 30 h. ROGELIO:rcorrecto,<1027.
Entraca.- “SSPEJEL pregunta por ROGELIO y JORRIN dice--
—————— TT
ESPEJEL: tque entonces ird% parc la <<
eiaba jada porque: guecs de eatar con 1 a las 1€,30 h, ‘Je:
que esta disn.- 100,- an
1000 . /
Ents cee UF esyanta por ROSATGUEZ y JORRIS c. ee
no ha llegado y os posible que Re Vo. porque hoy licga --
avién, , HP: pregunta por el Duba jaasy y J. informa -ue-
no estdé.- 107.-
"uF “de. todas ‘wandra:, uated”
aerate 2 vee we ee
Lees a . ser
cthed
crere , ‘Entrada °2039.< HF > amigo de RICARDO LEON pregunta por--
. . ‘RODRIGUEZ y HD: “ite que salié. a comer hace un ratitos ‘ --
/ HF pregunta ‘sino le dieron su wcado de en la tarde y HD =.
indica que JORRLN debié habérselo dado con seguridad. -
HF que“ entonces: volvera a: ‘llamar mafana. HD: que: ‘oath we a
Bien.- 1213.- - : re ; ‘
Entrada 2046.- HP solicita hablar con RODRIGUEZ y .- =:
—————
(11.-L314-6 # feb 64) .-
mafiana en. la mafiana por* teléfono, "porque “6 procisanente --
. tenia. que. contestarmes.3." JORRINique af, pero Te dijo
“que no tenfa nada; que . ot We terifa “la receta, sé la trajera"s Bee
HPs "bueno, porque cuando 61 tenga, vamos a hablar, digale*. a
_ JORRINrque estd bien.= 1244,-
percep
565. Entrada 1700.- EL “Lin DIAZ GALVEZ solicita hablar cone... -.
a -ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ y JORRIN dice que no estd. | DEAZ:quen
. oo 7
aoe cuando llejue le diga 864. comunique con 61 a au oficina, «-
Jeque. estd bien.- eh,
(pepe tems nem oo, ,
ne 2s
ié J 1
363-~ Entrada a las 1115hs._ uF Morales por Rodrfiguez.- Jorrfn....
fanaa ann
te a3 que dice Rogelio que no tiene nada para el.- 374.-
wt ea +
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Pay od
: RTO ayes
ganta por AUGELTO yy JO
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ve Rie
aL ae Entrada.- El Lic.DIAZ GALVEZ solicita nablar con _ROGE=-°
S : JARRIN después da pedirle que se esapere un-) =.
55 momento, indica que ROGELIO lo llamard por la tarde. -
— . (2,192.76 fob. Shyer ae
Serer ae i
Entrada 1932e> ! = PUENAVENTURA’ comunica Ja a ROGELTO que ‘no=
1108.
oot ni‘el Sr.VELA ni el, otro sefor ¥ ninguna de las, senori _
' : tas eabe sobre el particulary por lo que ae jé nl recado pas
an ya que go lo aieran a °61" maiiana por la mafana y la cosa *
ROGELIO! que oats bE Nem 11316~
aeré hasta mafnande
(La ¢ y
622,.- | Entrada, a tas 1324ns,_ iF "E) Prot Tosor" Cor, Rezoito Ro
eriguos le dice que esa cuoatién asf como so la.propuso, ‘que
perque ya ‘habia ostadco todo concertado
os bastante cizieil,
5. on la otra manera.=- Rogolio: quo 70nd la dico quo.... HF que |
rn . qua para . Racerie mas pura alld y.no més para acd. Guo o5 a lo
\ _ , - us vue 30 Foforfa; que por otra parte tiene alge gue io acaba do
; 0 EL,
regalar uno de los cuatos tuyos = Quedan para lus -a¢is6.-- ‘642,
. Entrada 19565- ‘ROGELIO pregunta gino lo han llamado yo
- JORRIN dice que née ROGELIOs que. ei llama ALVAREZ le diga’ .
que. mafiana. jo Alain sobre: las once, porque quiere hablar con
oe . SoS, le, JORRIN:que eat “bien. 129°
+ gaipriaenle woe - - °
AF Salida al. £57995.= “1703he<= ‘Pereyra | con n Aralia ‘le prégun
‘ Yo “ta-lo que haée.-- Que Peregrina eo rué a los teres con unas.
; personas del Comercio Exterior, gue el no pudo ir porque estén.
i 535° ‘preparanco un wlnuerzo para mafiana en ‘la embajada.= HF con
; 3 , a Pereyra se- gaduuan y Poroyra le dice que para ol proximo saba
b> do so van a reunir en la casa de Hogelios-= o4,—:
4% .. - oo
o eee Pasa a la hoja 2.
Lee ; fi. 7 ae
. 4 ALEg oo ,
“15: 43 £50 GWLv0 pide | 8 ‘Juanin, " portero de. la ‘Embajoda Cubena,
(2 al isbajador o a Pell¥ASDEZ RGA que estén cs percndo
a que Tleguen para expozar el acto. .JOLAIN indica cye ‘el is
-bajador - tuvo gue salir urgentencnte a una ailirencia, y #H].
BAWDES 2Ca fue i dsperar-s.su sefora cue lles aba hoy. ido ,
dice que si entonces no vad venir nadie; cua si el- cabaja~ *
‘dor tenfa.que suiir eebid haber noatredo un representantes
que ésto es unin falta total de stercién y que le diga al ine
bajador que eft! bustento adlesto, pues ya no puede esperar fs
porque tiene sili = todos log invitados y es ‘una cosa bastan’
te penogn sue les hoon esa falto de etencién. 79365)
Acto seguldo JU...di so pone en contacto con eau llg si omiguyedg -:
y le: hace saber ce idblé . ahora TaedG Gt ‘Lud Clelenda Te
"ostin eeperando : s In gente cde eco” para exzezer el ucto youll
parece gue est disrustade porque no ha Mepsdo nadie; por lo’
uc serfa convenicnte que NUGELIO se arrencara pare olla. -
HOGSLIU cccpba li su; ereneia Y a cu.vez le pide gue diga 8 low!
Loctora jeachand gue Wael corro para ir walla”. a
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1766 }
! ° : - Entrada 1350.- PUENTE, de Tampico do La Marti, sslicita,
on ‘REDELLO.ROOREGITE pore darie un recado de Jose -
mentite, pide que page wafana @ ino dies PUENTE acepta. -
oO 4uLe- _— -Entraga a las rolghs.= HY-Espejol por
- gue no ha Llosa. peso gue ia ur - verso, quo. Liasia | igoa-
zo de modia, horas: 475.¢
So & Las Lyguns.< H
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KCGLLIO y el suenact iO. osta- ‘
yéchacho es. quien ticne=
en ol Consulado.
sobre toco con ol Cénsul, pues se
1305 que hablar con ROGE-10,, 3
trata do uA asunto gua ROGELIO cabe. JORRINF quo eatd - -— -
. a
piens- 25602. !
263 - Entrada. 1227.- CSWALDO pregunta a RAUL qué hay‘ sobre -
y RAUL @easnuds doa. pregunte erle a
lo de makana on 13 emongaca
nas como a les 4 van a traba jar ion -
ROGELIO, indica gio =
(3.-L31.-31 onero 64).-
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Entrada a las 1152he.- 1? Morales con Rogelio seerteeese
Rogelio le-dico que no ha Liegado nada todavia, que lo Llame ©
mafiana a la una de la tarde.-- 258.-. ;
‘Entrada a ‘las. i7iisie.- HF Mijares . -da Emigracién- por Ro
a
- gelso.- Jorrin. que-no estd.-. ‘Mijares: que se trata sobre unos
puros”™ que. le ofrecié,- Que esté por la noche ‘en ‘el aeropuerte
a e1 22<Jh-14,--- 1925~ - od
Entradas. TOVAR: pregunta a ROGELIO qué fa se “puedene=
re
ira tomar una copa y RUGELIO dice que el lunes porque ha =
habido muchas difieultades. TOVAR: que entd bien.- 1155.
Lik py" bic quiere ponerse en contac= #
Wel utah ura enber si hay alguno respucota
Gituat: htc universitarios de Cuba. wi. I. juuica que
40 ‘esl, pero -n0 “nay la tal Tespucs bay y si hoy
enente” Ia hubrae Cb ;
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“el avant wae] lel sae ns
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Salida al 45-27-13.-1106.— RODRIGUEZ pregunta a SVORIE
w —_——
ablaron y HF dice que es-
cdémo estd el asunto aquel de que hi
cosa regular, que no hay ningun problema al traspasar «
una r
pero de todes modos seria una cosa buena hacer el
“3b . todo 5d, ~ ee eta
TONNE yew ak Bate ESS Piet
~ pitmente,
ecto
van a hablar eso asunto". =
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“RODRIGUES, , pregunta od tiene. que hablar el Baba jador HERNANDES
eng “edn el de 61 y HE: dice awe af, porque el de HF lo sabe
ya “que *rogularmente se puede traspasar ‘todo -dene-
tro a las personas que eatin aqui como: nosotros, para oxplorar
la venta libre entonces: eB necesario esperar esos tres afios".
RODRIGUEZ repite que se lo tranemitird al Emba jador para «=
que éste Llame al dex :HF. a se pongan ade ‘acuerdo. HF eotd-
de acuerdo - y ROGELIO dd las. Gracias por todo.-. 066.-
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después. de consyHi.r, tice que lo licke a Ins 4.de 1a tarde. .
dividu de decirle a HCGLLIO "que ao ur? ie hablar con
@ He. a algtin reeato” ys « toma
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7 suBIECT t Meeting with LITAMIL-9, 6 January 1964
ce yu 0 : ;
: otcuin I January 1964
_ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
oan ; A necting was held with L-9 ‘from 2000 hours until 2320 houre 6
: Lg: wes. a intoualty depresned - -- had just received a letter from
Spat indicating. ‘that: his aister had been foréed to leave her work as &
. cessive fatigue and’ the "never ending round of discussions
cles “She: ‘had: not received puch sympathy fran the
y ia quite. fond of his sisters, took this news te
and compounded’ his usual miserable feeling,
was “taken ” ina c/o delivered pep talk.
Cuba to. eared the: anniversary celebrations ‘because 7
‘Fevelaticn-of an: exile plot to banb Havana —- revelations
about. as: the. result of the arrest ty the 0S Coast |
a The TASS: man: 4d that ‘he. “peliaved ‘that KIRUSHCIEY would show
7 ‘vp someday in Havana quite unanicunced as. did CASTRO in the..0SSR, |
Tehesa-PHOENZA pay be hired back by the Enbassy -~ APARICIO
ecently- remarked to L=9, "Surely they will re-hire her.” It
is quite clear that APARICIO doesn't want her in his office again ..
.. and he expressed the wish thet 1f she-were to be rehired she
_ would work dn the ain enbasey building.
ao Nos In “yegard- to: “the PROFNZA firing, ROJAS of Cubana de Avtnetoa,
. who is marriéd to. Teresa's sister, said that he had written to
‘FOMIN Raul ROA dn her behalf but had received no reply.
a, de . ‘Ambassador HERNANDEZ ‘Aras sent a Christos present to COROSTIZA
-.. of the Mexican Foreign Office this. year c= it was really a New
: Year's. present, sent “31 Dec. L-9 does not know what it was,
~ dhe ‘Leg was asked: ‘what all the ruckus, was at the airport on 5 Jan, This
drew a- blank, B then said he had heard that a phalanx of Exbassy officers vas
out there. apparently guarding someone who was on his way to Cuba, L-9 didn't
know anything about it, B remarked that two Cuban officials were suppossdly
on the flight to Havana -— one fron the Embassy in Montevideo, At this point,
L-9 slapped his fozhéad and said, "My God, PEREZ} I forgot about him,” He then
related the details of a conversation he had had with Earl PEREZ. Friman at the
oe. Embassy on: 2 dan oo details sent to HQS. separately by cable, (See MEXI 7659 )e
<LLe9 was not aware that PEREZ had been on the § Jan flight -- he describad him
_ perfectly, He was not “made aware of KUBARX involvement in the alleged "assault" ©
~~ nor was he told anything about PEREZ' appearance at TPELIDE. | .
new cp att
identiMed a-nunber of persons appear. in the photos taken at
the ip1oratie: ‘reception held at the Enba of Bigg Nami iations were noted
—SECREL PF 8G ese
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. on the photos.
; 6, Le9 revediied. teat he nad welcosai in the New Terr at ‘N4eo GARCIA'S
~ heme -- at Nico's invitation, When Nico picked hin up at the Embassy they
’ <yiade a.gwing by a hots) at 131 Aloganiro Dm, Polanco, whare iiico wanted
to drop & couple of bottles off with a frieid narod Mary, a Cuban, Le? tried
to rerain: in-thé car -2 was not-dressed for calling ~- dut Nico insisted that
he: cons. in, “Mary was not thor ut her sister was <- shé had just recently
- arFived froai Cuba,’ Another Cuban man and won wore therd -- anti-Castro
ypes who were very sal-at being away fron their honsland -- the mn wae
softly-crying s= probably a bit Mquored up. Nico fit right in <- L-9 says
that he is a-masts> at getting aleng © th-peopls, evext Shoss'on thd other side
of the pélitical fence, (Mis tallies with info on file), The Hexican Inndiady .
ee old-cré el to put the mike on L-9, realy flipped for hin, and
and Wico finally drove off. Le9 does not know who.
5 } ‘Tney then went over to -Nico's place. —
t classi¢al records, working his way Cres
When-a carloia of Pabassy. people ~- Rogelio = -
0 j a, MACHADO, Bérta’ MACHADO, and-Suenaventure REYES ~~
_. appeared: th front Nico quic too% off the music ‘and put ona recom! of -
“, Fidel ‘CASTRO intoning his Second Declaration of Havana «+ ‘the new arrivals
were ‘greeted with this ag-they caze in the door, L=9 says that Nico is a
supérb actor and knew just what to do when the Patiris o Muerte types. showed
' "2... In response to questioning L-9 revealed that Nico looks upon him as"
a& Fidelista but def nitely nota Communist, He. says that Nico is very self
- assured, & calm mah who canfiot -bs.suffled, He appears to have vo complexes
about béing a Negro. "asked whether he felt there. misht be any chance that -
. Nico would codperate against, CASTAO, Le} said, "Let us face the fact that
- many people ara beconing more and ‘nore convinced that the revolution is here
to atay, ‘This mari GARCIA’ fe one of then, On the other hand, if he could be.
~~ figot to” he would ‘bs invaluable, He would bea great loss to the Mnbassy,
would say that the chances are slin but it would probably be worth the’
“effort to try te win hin over, © He'has many friends trom all walks of lifes.
“many of them among the anti-Castro elements," ; :
.. Mico puton
_. -datice musie
RODRIGUEZ and wife,
cc By Le9 showed B some dociménts regarding Cultural plans of the Babassy
a ‘ ’ which did not seen'to merit reporting, He tured over two long lists of
ne ot a ‘persons invited to the 2 Jan receptions. .
Ce, 9, L=9 reported that vee, Dudley AHONPSON, an opposition senator fron
ro Jamaica had been in town and he identified THOMPSON from among those. photo=
. graphed at the Diplomatic Reception of 2.Jan, Twas in Nairobi, Kenya, two
weexs ago and arrived in Mexico from Miami on 1 Jan, He hoped to eontinus
on to Cuba right axay but. was unable to mke the trip since he could not be
assured of getting there and back. to Jamaica by 6 Jan «= he had to.de in
Jamaica on the 6th to attend a metting of those opporing the BUSTAMANTE
. regime and had to sttend another neeting on 10 Jan waich was to be attended
by Cheddd JAGAN of British Guiana and leaders from Barbados, He hoped to be
able to go to Cuba.to. see Jesus CANIZARES of the LIRA in order to brief C
‘about land refora measures in Kenya. He told Led that he would probably be
back in Mexico in Fedrvary 196. to arrange to go to Cuba, L-9 says that Tt
" appears to be a very well educate, vricht person. ; .
SEGRE
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an dinner. Nicots mother-in~liw was’ there <<
with her daughter (Nico's. wife) while she.
appeared soon thereafter and joined in. the meal.
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“iN LaTEe JAN: nic sfc uRi TY sot TWO AGENTS, TO COSTA RICA To .
_ PEWETRATE. GROyP LED BY BARC TAL aGuILUz. WHICH PLOTTING. To aiLL Gen,
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“FER. THaT ASUILUZ HAD, wNSTRUCTED
mm ‘SUCCESSFUL AND ADEN ® “NEPORTED ‘OW'AL
DEN B: B60 10 CUBA BOR SPECIAL TRAINING.
42 Fes, 70 REGISTER “RE HOTEL CONGRESO; . CALLE ALLENDE, AND ~- ON
FOLLOWING DAY.HKE TO GO CALLE PRANCISCC AARGHET AUMBER 160 (PoR
Tacta) WHERE HE ‘TO ASK FOR Senos. VEGA OR SENOR ROGELIO. © WHEN | n
“ASKED BY wegh og ROGELIO “DE PARTE DE QuIEN”, hE TO ANSWER “pe: han G22
IDEN B TO Gd MEXICO CATT ow
"= pARTE DE SENOA CANELRAS™ WHO MAD SENT HIM -T6 ARRANGE HIS PAPERS. Ut
AGUILUZ TOLO IDEN B, THAT IF HE UNABLE LOCATE ELTHER VeGA' OR ©
. ou "Ve ey
eL1D “WE. To CALL TELEPHONE NUMBER [4-13-26 REPEAT 14-13-26. )¥ Fe Bey
OSELID, »
1OEN- 5 ALSO ‘TOLD THAT IF HE NEEDED sonepANG | (RES URABLY | WHILE IN.
AL
- (crm) HE To pRITE To APART ABO, 0 SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA. HE
BARD, ‘HOWEVER, . To VAITE NOTHING OF SIGNIFIGAMCE. AGUILUZ TOLD
wwe B WE YOULD BE GIYEN A COnHO SYSTEM IN MEXICO AT THE CUBAN
er
' pipasey, $o HE CouLD LET IDEN A. 1 NO VHEN HE PLANNING To RETUIN.
* OULUE EXPLAINED THAT LDR 8 bov.n RETURN FROM CUSA CLANDESTINELY
BY Y guanine .
(B THIS OPERATION BEING RUN BY “ERYTHROLD/1 yo NOT REPEAT
HoT AWARE STATION BEING INFORMED BY ERYTHMO1D/4. STATION tog TALNING
" gDDITIONAL DSTAILS WHICH VILL BE REPORTED SOONEST.
3. FOR ASKI: 6/3 REQUEST URGENT LDENTIFICATION REGISTRY OF
Renice city. TELEPHONE MUNBER 14- ‘13-26. MUST HAVE REPLY: BY MORNING
15 755 (e310 BE ABLE ADVISE HIS CONTACTS IN REXICO CITY.” IDEN
T VEGA OR poee10 -- OR BY PHOME, BY 17 FED. AT ,
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1. FOLLOWING REPORTED BY ERYTHAOID/ 4S ON 13 AND 14 FER: + 2eley
IN LATE JAN NIC SECURITY SENT THO AGENTS, TO’ COSTA RICA TO
PENETRATE GROVP LED BY AMAACLAL AGUILUZ WHICH PLOTTING TO KILL GEN,
uv SIT9Y
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ANASTASIO SOMOZA, TWO AGENTS ARE IDEN A AND IDEN B. THEY WERE
SYCCESSF UL AND IDEN A REPORTED ON J) FES TiaT asuluuz HAD INSTRUCTED
DEN BGO TO CUBA FOR SPECIAL TRAINING. IDEN B TO GO MEXICO CITY GN
42 Fee, TO REGISTER AI HOTEL CONGRESO, CALLE ALLENDE, AND ~~ oN
FOLLOWING DaY KE TO co Cae Panne sce Maney et (POR
TACUBA) WHERE HE TD ASK FOR SENOS. VEGA OR SENOR ROGELIO. WHEN
- of Mey
ASKED, BY yEgh OR ROGELIO “DE PARTE DE Quien”, HE TO ANSWER “DE Iy ' B22.
PARTE BE SENOR CANKIRAS” WHO HAD SENT HIM IG ARRANGE H16 PAPERS. Gt
AGyJbuZ TOLO 1DEn B, THAT IF HE UNABLE LOCATE EL THER VeGA OR heute
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ROSELIO, HE TO CALL TELEPHONE MUMBER pa- 13-26 REPEAT 14-13-26. 0 7 ¥ ra Bey
1DEN B ALSO TOLD THAT IF HE neegep yee aE PRESUMABLY WHILE IN
AL
(ceBA) HE TO WRITE TO APAATAPO. U0) SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, HE
VARRED, HOWEVER, TO WRITE NOTHING OF SIGHIFIGAWCE, AGVILUZ TOLD
wig B ue WOULD BE GIVEN A COAHO SYSTEM IN MEXICO AT THE CUBAN
Breasey, $0 HE CouLD LET 1DEN A , KNOW NOW WHEN H HE PLANNING ro RETUIN.
AGULUE EXPLAINED THAT 1DEN B bOULD RETURN FROM CUBA CLANDESTINELY
BY SUBA RAINE, .
a THIS OPERATION griNe RUN BY ERYTHROID/1 WHO NOT REPEAT
NOT ASARE STATION BEING INFORMED BY ERYTHMO1D/3. STATION ‘ca TALNING
TAILS WHICM VILL BE REPORTED SOONEST.
3. FOR MEM: 6/3 REQUEST URGENT IDENTIFICATION REGISTRY oF
Resco CITY TELEPHONE NUMBER 14-13-26. MUST HAVE REPLY BY HORN LHC
13 eg iF §/3 TO BE ABLE ADVISE HIS CONTACTS IN MERICO CITY. DEV
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“MEMORANDUM FOR! = Chios, WHI/3 Mexico
WIAs -. Chteg, WU/PO/A Gtr. ‘Mortoii)
_Bunsiicts General: Ddébriefing Report # 59 of AMMNO- i
‘Bpecific: Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez (201- 392668) —
. RavERENCE: _ ; Orta 1611. dated 25 April 1964
5 Rogelio: RODRIGUEZ | Lopez ‘16 the ‘Cuban. intelligence
Officer (GL) ‘stationed in Mexico City. . de uses the
~pseudonyas “Bduard
*‘Casiniro”, ‘and 5080. Antonio”
3, * popRIGUEZ: has ‘the following’ physical Teacrtptiout |
Harold. F: Svenson .
Chief, WH/SA/CI.
Distribution; |
Orig. & 1 - Addressee : ;
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2 - WH/SA/CI (chrono).
1 - WH/SA/Esec
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REF: A. DIR. 18730 ;
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“TRACES REF B wees INCLUDE POLL ony: :
- ROQUE DALTON GARCIA -AND'R ROGELTO ROORIGUEZ FORWARD. my “:
PACY 129 IN 7188
re
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i : 7 (D. ALEJANDRO GOMEZ MONTANO, HHT=-827, 31 any 62, REPORTS".
- ONE ALEJASORO GOMEZ AS A CITIZEN OF HONDURAS INVOLVEp TN COMMIE
uo oe, PROPAGANDA ACTIVITIES TEGU, HZPA=11329, 9 JUNE 61 REPORTS ALEJANDRO
GOMEZ AS NAHE ON LIST CARRTED BY TUS DELBGAT E.
: “Be RICARDO MARTINEZ, HZPA+L}234, 9 MAY 6, REPORTED RICARDC:
AUGUSTO HARTINSZ AS SALVADCRAN, PDOB SANTA ANA, SAIV,:23 JUNE 36,
OOGUPATICN: BRICK MASON, RESIDENCE INDSPENDENCIA NO.’ 26, SANTA ANA,
- | aS POSSTEIS TRAVELLER TO TRON CURTAIN COUNTRY MARCH 6.
EXCERPTS an PACY 3363
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2 MAY 6
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entre varios mierhrcs fel perscre) o> 7° EMm-
bajuca, por lus veel ole reeonasiptiont de
los avicne> americanos sobre Cuba. Tienen ls
certeza que Fidel asters emo, sea necesas
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A. FE FERRED PARA 1B A™D GUTIERREZ COMMENT PARA 2 REP
B. THIS IVFO REFERRED TO ORESTES. GUILLERKO Rui” nENGER ;
, CUBEN MEXT. . ;
“i. Ruz CousIN CIRA ANTONIA “MUINO Roor 16ur2, WIFE ANTONIO CARLOS --*
VECIANA BLANCH, FUND RAISER. FOR GUTIERREZ. , ;
PD, VFCIANA VOULD APPROACH RUIZ HEXI OM REQUEST. NEEDS MEXI ENTRY!
VISA, ANS EXIT AND REENTRY PERMIT AND EXPENSES.
E. vECIa%A SAID RUIZ WOULD PROBABLY NOT REPORT APPROACH TO
CUBE™B REXT.
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F. wo FURTHER INFO ROGEL 10 RODRIGUEZ.
6. vOtLD ADVISE ANY 6-2 TARGETS GUTIERREZ AY BE ABLE SUGGEST
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“ADVISE VECIANA THAT. SOMEONE MAY CONTACT HIN THIS MATTER “DE PARTE
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A. ORESTES GUILLERHO RUIZ PEREZ COMMERCIAL cOUNCELOR ‘cusEKa” ioe
MEXI AUG 83). GANLLER RUIZ, MILITIA FAN, MILITA*T RED, CHIE, DEPT
' eonstruct row EXPENSES STUDIES HACIENDA CUFG 1539, 8 SEP. 625 8-2
| PENETRATION OA/VORKED HACIENDA/FATHERCOMMIE AND cNIEF BARBERS: un TOW:
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13. TYPE OF REQUEST (ike
Qresr Time SUBMITTED
ADDITIONAL DATA
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14. INTEREST IN SUBJECT (CHECK ONE): ~~
ESPIONAGE. OR CE ACTIVITY
OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE
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cH RATT STATS, EDUCATION
Political Reporting 0 Officer, “Cutan En assy
7. Past scEvities UACLUDING MILITARY SERVICE
ACTIVITY «7.
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8, OTHES SIGNIFICANT OATA (POLITICS, RELIGION) — ADO EXTRA SHEETS WHEN NEEDED
9. DESCRIPTION . HEIGHT WEIGHT EYES (HatR) © (Race) (ortHeR)
YO. SPouSe (IF WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME)
Me. STnEe MEMSESS OF IMMEDIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES
le INFORMATION REQUIRED (DEFINE SPECIFICALLY. GENERAL TERMS SUCH AS “CEROGATORY* MAY RESULT IN A SEARCH THAT DOES
NOT r FULLY MEET RECUIREMENTS. ).
ALL PERTINENT INFORMATION.
/ TOA, “INSERT CARBON: FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY. -
INS TRUCTIONS: Seno goth SHEETS To FI/0. SEE CSI 10-7.
“n“ SO] ost rervions tortioms. . : . . , -
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SUSJECT "1S NO LONGEP 1mPORTANT TO Your office,
COMPLETED, SHOULD BE SENT To Ft/d.
THIS SHEET, WITH THE FOUR as
CANCELLATION
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FACTUITIES wet GONTINUING SEARCHES FOR INFORMST Hy
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By OTTA 1611 (IN 69843).
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1, PS REF 3: ALFREDO MIRABAL puz AGB YO CUPAN, CONSUL ARRIVED
aired 2 SEPT 63, REPORTEDLY DEBS _NOT-KNGH AIS JOB AS coxSuL wd LD
-_ 1 CONTEMPT. SY SY HIS STAFF FOR INCOSPSTSNCE. kas STAs RSJANO AXD RAD:
a ONE’ KON SOCIAL CONTACT oct 63 WITR. PAVEL TATSKOV SOVIET CONSUL MEXI..
© @. MANUSL.VScA PEREZ THIRD SBCY’ Kocens GUBAK 1S NBTURNGD TO MEXT
16 APRIL 6h. 10 REPLACE ROGELIO. RODRIGIIEZ FOR UNSPZCTFIED TDiay _
2» NO TRACES NCEL SUBRRARC SINCE NOV €2 WHEN FE RSMORTEDLY INCUBA.
ROGRLIC RODRIGUEZ KNOWN CUBAN IS LEFT FOR CUBA 2s APRIL
‘APFARRITLY FOS. HAD NUMBROUS CONTACTS MAKT WHICH REFLECTS IN TARGET
STUDY WOW-IN PROCESS, WILL FORVARD.
$4. RogUS PaLTON GARCIA CONTACT OF LICOCKY.1 AUG 62, WET 10 CUBA
FOR 26 JULY CBLSPRATICH 62, JAN 6% ENTERED MQXT ILLSCALLY FROM GUAT:
WITH NO DOCUMENTATION. oo. . _
6, NO INFO VICTOR oR LAURA. ALL SIONIPICANT INFO TESIMA KING, .
‘JORGS TURNER MORALES AND BROTHER DAVID TURNER MORALES PREVIOUSLY
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MEMOPANDUM FOR TimessIbE.. 0 000 tT
BEMOPANDUM POR TitieabSLE
27 April 1964 of
a Meetinz with LITANIL-3 to’ Debri3f hia meeting with IL-7
i Next Meetings 30 April :
1. Attached te rel f-explanatory. report fron LITAMIL~7. cote
of little R204 tes, all of: operational nature.
Floyd ¥. atvower >
Vth nce nea gs haa
nel Vai a gerd acreditado coma Yoreer |
«Secratar{o y viene a sustituir. temporal- |
‘mente. al Tereer Secretario Rogalio. Ro=:
‘ar {guez.: 8un funcionee en 1a Enbafadas=
Préparar.-valifjaa, Reetbir autoridadaa y -
personajer cubancs, ‘No sa’ sabe ane tiem= —
o.durardrsus Tune tones” er mEeetCo. | “pes
Rogelio. Rodrig ez, ‘Tercer Secretarto,saldrd |
para Ia- ‘Habana ¥ segin dice permanecerd en
“Gicho Augamis. Oo menos unas cuatro seman .
Nase .
te correo Almara,qise regress: del Canna,” ‘
: ce que el Imbajador Amériag Crug, se en-
os cuentas en Cuba. Doe. oo. eet
- O7r!idlo Sama Géneud en Veracuz, se ancnen-
va aqul en Méxicoe No le da importancia’ +3
al Bucego de Veracur, Feta muy seguro que
riada*le ‘gucederg. f°" erce que mafana Jueves
regresard 2 Veracruz, - J
Fl nosbramiento de Garct tani, caiiab muy pues
na impresicn en Ys Erbatnda. A ae an cae
S.-Tereca Proenza, tiene ordenes dé vieitar vo nee
noa.que- pueda a la Embajada. Wo ne sabe
cuando saldra hacia Cuba -
- Berta Pino, tiene a su culdade ¢ el 1 Regiptro
dé las Visas,
En_el Hall “de la Imba jada, casi diarfamente.
ee reune todo e perecnal de la Embajada pa-
ra diccutir e2 asunto del Bracil y to de ia
Base de | Guantanamo, — Lo
- El_mesero Fereiras ‘Inalete en hablar « con el]
amlgo,. —
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tratando de ver si hoy antes de las 2 le podemos aacar bajo .
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las 8 y liegard en la madrugada, pues tiene que llevar el =
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ropite lo que le dijo a PEREGRINA respecto, ala Conferencia,
gando ‘que como ese, es un asunto de tipo criminal, de --
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zi ser asi inmediatamente.... pues ya exonerado de toda cosa,-
ademds también esta exonerado por la cuestion de que fudsece
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“conas, pero hay el problema de que tiene que entrar'a la eB
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maiana podria ser y MARIA - dico que: parece que es urgentej--
(Progunta, ei la puode esperar porque ‘aale a las 3 de trabajar
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; ntrada 1120,-. ESPEJEL aviea a ROGELIO que-va para -
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502, . "Entrada 1050.- SANCHEZ’ con -ROGELTO. (empiezan a hablar-
; en el nim. 570) para preguntarle et puede ir hoy y ‘ROGELIO -
iS a dice quo ef, quo ird-sobre-laa. 5s S.que. estd biens-576.~
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Entrada a las 1399hs.- HF Crescencia por Rogeiio Rodrf :
no gale y que encantado de eoouchar
gues -| Creecenoiot..+« que.
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240, gy Entrada.- La seflorita ‘DOMINGUEZ eon ROGELIO (empiozan-
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-a hablar on_e2 niim,307) para pregunta: si se pueden ver y -
9369.” noosLx0 dice que sobre las. 74, DOMINGUEZ acepta.~ 3ll.-
PO 2 Lee Cf
‘1104, . ‘Britrada 1331.- ROBERTO aolietta hablar ‘con ROGEETO. yo
RAUL fridiea que ‘no estd. _ ROBERTO pregunta sino la de~
49 J6 ningtin recado y RAUL dice qué né, pero que si guata pue-
TN - de.llamarlo mis tarde al 144237. RODERTO toma nota y-
acopta.- 1130. = , \ . ,
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td. HF. que queria recomendarle el caso dé-un amigo suyo que-
pe rio ao. Héxi¢03 que.a las cinco dela tarde .
vel copafiero. eve. ‘waa “éatar. on la’ ‘Fadacetén del Diario de Néxico
“en | el. 181834, que es ‘Carlos: G. Basurto que es el encargado de la
a ‘Secesén: Internacional j que ‘ae le diga a Rogeljo que le hablé --
Allier, que: ei quiére comunicaree con Carlos, que hay una cosa
. dmportanté: relacionado con loo Ultimos acontecimientos,= 1169,
, lelheheentateh dete teehatatetete dake Seen nenwr onsen sen neene ces cen enncesneesnn
Hope OY
Lene _Entrada ‘a las 1928hs3« MF la orita, Domingues oon Rog ‘aia
- 1a dice que. quiere verlo,-. Rogelio qué ei le,parece a a las “we
La sefiorita “DOLL! GUE nant fie: sta ak SEZ de
bajada de Cubn, cue. necesita verlo Wye KOGHLIO dice que o} Te ae
parece bien a las 16:00 he. en el misco ugar que ya conoce. =
La DONLNGUBE ecta de” ‘Acusrdos ° a
La sefiorita MARTINEZ pide a J. le diga — -
Entrada 0929.-
a ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ se eomunique con ella. J.que esta
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Qe RAUL! que eatd bien 199--" -
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; ”-wgpa et ya Le dijeron lo de éata noche ¥
ésta dice que af.-
Luego RAUL ‘qn-
9 en la emba jada.
Qnedan de verse. a las
dica que “acaba de hablar la doctora da laboratorio pididn- -
gole le recordara a. ROGELIO que la tiene. que llevar para a
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jos andlteis. oe _ESTHER ne dd por “enterado y pregunt
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ESTHER pregunta el teléfono de la case de APARICIO y RAUL --
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“qua ‘ho esta. - Pique volverd a "llamar dentro de 30 ‘ping .
: 136 tos paravwr sf ya llegdé.-y caerle, J.que eatd bueno.-211.=
| 21, : Salidas sin contestacién y octipado.- 217.-
223... | Entrada 1226.- 11 con, ROGELIO ? (empiezan a hablar, en-
ert , a “iim, 259). a pregunta eémo * ‘eatd 080 y- si sigue el wed
a eS ' problema. . HP eme: af, _ pere creé que para majiana ya esté=
Sa bheny, ‘que’ necé ndarle un. presupncsto: > urgent{aine, para
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si "mi amigo. ya se fud 6 todavia no" y HF dice que se va --
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‘maflana possblemente, UDrque esta bien; que de todas ma
neras esperard a ‘esa ‘persona. ‘shora, ‘pero quiere. ver a HP - -—_-
Pole mafiana a la‘una, HF acepta.- 268,- .
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321 | Entrada 1258.- ESPEJEL pregunta ei ROGELIO ya veaeay =
J. dice que sf, que lo eatdé esperando,- ESPEJEL1 que va
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4 RODRIGUEZ y BUENAV, informa que no esté, . MFique cuando
af. .
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301. :. Salada al 240269.-1336.< BUENAVENTURA folicita a ESTER. oe
‘por Haber cunplide 21 afios'y progunta ai siempre van hace
a la conida mafiana y. ESTUER después de darle lag gracias,dice
° . que lo ‘sabré haata que llegue ROGELIO y después lo llamard,
_ BUENAV, ‘acepta.- 361.2 _ ; : . a - i |
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“ue se wurié la rijer Je Juan, qre el ha estado toda a noche _-
en la Delesnci en trata Ohne pudieren sacar oi cuer:o we sabdiy
que todavia ne ha due. su eusa y que ahorita ostd er aa “rece
die mo -
_raduric donde. yw fa eotenice las dispensas y una seric
: y oo, Lostius, pers yee roe sunen si ei entierro Serd hoy oO manana;
. que si-es hey, Je murstre lo hacer os mahana de iovos modes y
; cue si-.es pueda mia cuitie, nna ene ‘toda ocsa se rotrasaran aoa 6
24 tres herases tend td e. no sabia mide dei ‘ace idente.- fuist + _
, i que fund o: uGain se Vogue: fueron ‘das dius du Criss Hojag wee Le. _
; niyo diga al. enba Jacke ee ga id ZO ae Bhan y que el avis. cd cuundo
\- a es ‘el: entierss; ata ot ener po estd en la agend.a vayos soe Koa - -
we le digi. Guan oe cualgider casa ue necesite que’ sin. pena:
se la pluntvei- Tuist qud.no, mocesita _nada. Que de avise al- en-
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gle ‘Batrada 1302,- La seflorita DOMINGUEZ solfeita bablar =:
con ROGELIO y J.pide que see espere un momentito,SE CORTO.260,— a
260. oe Entrada 1312.- La ecfiorita DOMINGUEZ _9on -ROGELIO (ene- ae,
piesan @ hablar en ol nda, 306). Quedan de verne hoy @ la- 33
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iMembers of the. uban. Enbaesy — oe : moe, Cet
“Staff in Mexico City =. - ee:
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Latin American official in Mexico City-who"has regular.
_ Contact. with Cubén Embassy personnel; he has. been a reliable.
'.-Keporter for about a year and a half. [Litanic-9] ee
‘On 18 January 1964 the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City announcad —-
a three-month plan, according to which certain staff members
‘will prepare special reports, in addition to thelr usual
duties, Raul Aparicio Nogales, Consul for Cultural Affairs,
will “prepare a.repert on the Univergidad Nacional Autonoma
de-Mexico (UNAM - National Autonomous University of Mexico),
which will include the physical Layout, activictes of the
-géudent body, and ways in which the Cuban Government fan exert
influence there. Luis Abbery Souto. Cultural Attaché, was.
- Instructed ‘to prepare a similar report on the Instituto Nactonal
Ge Bellas Artes CINBA = National Institute of Fine Arte).
_ , Margot’ Mac ‘Padron, Consul, will prepare a report on countries
. which have diplomatic relations ‘with Cuba, emphasizing how
contacet with their representatives in Mexico will aid the Castro
". . Government. - Rogelio: ; Lopes, Second Secreta wa
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FRON's "Lawrence Fy, Barrer. . a SO - ne Ts
\SUNECT 2 Meeting with imwte9, 20. Jen ies.
2. L-9 rehorted on the following:
ae Cn ‘Saturtay | {8 Jan at the usual Inbassy staff nceting,
‘oo oo a. : _séveral new assignnents were pessed 2 weeee
8 . . “Rogelio RCDRIGUES was piven an assignment as Politics! ,
Reporting Cfficer,
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Ty aeees Danilo PEREZ RepaIdd Repalaco,.a Hondurap, visited ;
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srs. Jorge 1 ks Rojas - ; 3
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; . MANA 4730 CIN Sa27y-
: be IDEN A RETURNED’ “MANAGUA FROM MEXICO” CITY 27 FEB. ‘AND
‘REPORTED IDEN B STILL MEXICO CITY. IDEN B IN DAILY CONTACT
aan WITH CUBAN EMBASSY, BUT HAS NOT: BEEN TOLD WHEN HE WILL. LEAVE.
"CKELE® NOW, SAYS POSSIBLE IDEN B WILL Go DIRECTLY CUBA. INSTEAD
oF: MAKING TRIP MIAMI ‘FIRST (THOUGH THIS STILL A POSSIBILITY) «
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2 PHONE CONVERSATION) THAT ®CHELE” IS ROCELTOS (PROBABLY ROGELIO
"RODRIGUEZ LOPEZ MENTIONED MEXI 5228). 7 OO “~
3. IDEN B NOW CALLS EMBASSY EACH DAY, USUALLY AT 1390 HRS,
AND ASKS FOR "GORRIN®, ANOTHER NAME USED BY “CHELE".
he IDEN A PLANS RETURN MEXICO CITY 3 MARCH AND HAS BEEN
INSTRUCTED BY ERYTHROID/3 TO REMAIN THERE UNTIL IDEN 8B. LEAVES
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casa para tomar un enré, a las, 5. JUAN: que maiiana. no, -
porque desde en Ja matiana estard tode ol dfa fuera; precsunta
ai es muy muy urgente y ROGELIO comenta que resulor. / -
JUAN pregunta si to pueden dejar nara pasado, el miérecles= -
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CUBAN Ex, "ASKED Ip EVERYTHING LEFT YESTERDAY, RODRIGUEZ SATD YES, HYSAGE-1
SAID SHE WOULD IKE 'TO GO SATURDAY (SIC). ALSO SHE eRDiGINo PACKAGE TO EMB
12 FEB POR KEXT CUSAMA FLT. (FYI, CUBANA HAD FLT 10 FEB, ANOTHER COMING 14 +83),
_ Be NIGHT 12 FEB LIEMERACES AGAIN SURVETLLED PERNAL AND "DAVID", THEY move
TO VICINITY PLAZA MIRAVALLE, CERNAL AEFT CAR WALKED To PLAZA, TOOK, SEAT THEN
| WALXBD TO STREET CORNER WHERE APPROACHED BY UNIDENTIFIED MAN, THEY porn LIt
CIGARETTES, THEN MAN FOLLOWED BERNAL TO CAR, NOT SPEAKING UNTIL THEY ENTERED
“CAR AND TROVE OFF, SUDSECTS CHECKING So CLOSELY POR SURVEILLANCE, TEAM HAD TO
DROP OFF, FOUND THEM AGAIN IN RESTAURANT ON AVENIDA INSURGENTES SUR BUT SUBJECTS
CHECKING ALL CARS DRIVING PAST, SO TEAM DROPPED SURVEILLANCE, UNIDENTIFIED MAN
DESCRIBED AS "FOREIGN LOOKLIO, ABOUT 33 YRS,5'6", 160 LBS, SHORT RENDISH STRAIGHT
HATR, ROUND FACE WITH PROTRUDING CHEEKS, SLIT EYES REDDISH COMPLEXION, LIEMERACE
13 FEB SAW THIS MAN ENTERING CUBAN FMB, STATION TRYING IDENTIFY ANDYILL ADVISE,
coorBNPAR ESSA, - JIN (IN DRAFT)
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puede confirmar y se puede
jones que hay. que=
hacer. couT. ‘acepta y pregunta si no llegé nada para -~
“ellos. J Minsal indica que no gabe si “haya habido correspon=
dencia, “pues ja gente hace poco. que llegdé;que preguntard --
, y mafang Lo Liamard para” que le lleve la meastra y la coti-
zaciéne cour. esta. de ‘acuerdo y agrega que en caso ~~
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ty. t.m. equals whate ver tht means.
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. . a) A lone locked-door: bess tor between Bechuga and.H, Armas on 18 Hay
p- -$ yd : —#®) Ron offictally. ‘pleced in charre all statements relenred to Hexteer
press. ° . _ mos .
‘Pe c) The full name of the new diplomat cominr is Enrioue Villaviconpio
; me - Argudin. (will rena cable reque-tiny traces)
a ad) José LAIN, consul Horida, PCS to Habana’
. gages e) ‘Rogelio Rodgraguez weturned with wife tut left chile behind Cuha,
r gal f) Vera Pere? pleced in charge all fares and fliphte for .those
e- t invited to Cuba from or through Mexico.
5O &) Mirabal en? Dra, tlachedo have had longa aily sersions (meetirgs,:
e455 that 48.)
: a) h) Rute and Garcia Lara have: haa ‘long closed doorsessions recently -
@7 with Hernandez Arman, ‘ :
1) The Cuban Forminietry cabled all personnel abroad to he "on
slert view current rucblinca"*(w.t.ms)
J) On 16 Mey 16 Nexiecan chere pl vors left ‘for ‘cua, fuests of IDER
k) On 16 and 18 “Nar, totel of 13 Colombions left for Cubs with fares
, paid and separate nieces cf vaver visaa. ; ,
1) Dr. A"turo Barber Yrogco (eunlente for Lechur a} arrived with Lech
3. LITA'TA-7 fdnally ‘told off Pereirs, He stov-ead botherin- 1-7
Instructed LITANIL~3 to tell Merde ejar tovisit A‘SsIT-1 ae initial
atep in showing rood faith ard e stabl ishing hore # ‘idee.
yaks
; Once arain, sur hid. to. establish, a small, monthly deposit ir the |.
: bank for LITAMIL-7 has failed. 1-7 anpreciat. es the’ ‘thoughtfulness :
a PRPRINER’ s preeence in the rome :
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WHICH APPEARS BE TOTAL. HER KNOWLEDGE ALLEGED > “ISLA DE MUJERES”
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A. DEPARTURE TIME AND TRAVEL Ti" #5 ENTIALLY AS ORIGINALLY:
REPORTED. PASSED THRCUGH SMALL city, UOwEVER, TO ARRIVE aT
EMBARCADERO. A LONG SHED-LIKE ITEND¢. uAS AT THE WATER EDGE.
_ i KYSAGE*1 NOTICED THIS BECAUSE IT waS OPEN THOUGH HOUR WAS LATE.
BL) WHEN ARRIVED AT ISLAND WHICH HAD NORMAL FOLIAGE AND
VEGETATION, LANDED AT LITTLE VILLAGE WHERE “OST OF HOUSES WERE
ADOBE CONSTRUCTION (LOW CLASS HOUSING). HOTEL WAS TwO' STORY
STRUCTURE WITH VERANDA, WAS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE VILLAGE
ALONG BEACH AND CNLY SUILDING THAT TYPE SEEN IN AREA. | ‘4
‘ CCONMENT: APPEARED TO BE LARGE ‘its? H2USE WITH EATING
FACILITIES.)- : ¢
C.. PARTY DEPARTED ISLAND /BOUT DARX. GN LEAVING ISLAND HYSAGE*1 -
SAID SHE COULD SEE LIGHTS SHORE LINE IN FAR DISTANCE. .
. De MAKEUP PARTY TRAVELING BY CAR AS FOLLOWS: MEXICAN OF SPANISH
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AICESIRE fins ChNus MOYA, A HEAICAN ‘JOURNALISE GR
_enewon an KE. OccasIONALLY REFERRED TO OWNER CF HOTEL aS "TIO".
_ _ SECOND MEMBER oF PARTY WAS - ROGELIO, AN CFFICIAL OF CUBAN EXBASSY.
“THIRD MEMBER WAS CLOSE FRIEND BRANKO HILIJANOVIC,” WHOM sue MET
METH BRANKO on SEVERAL occasions. “NAMES NOT USED ‘AND HYSAGE-1
“NOT: sure WHETHER HE CZECH: ‘or RUSSIAN BUT DESCRIBED HIM AS THE -
~ PERSON -BRANKO ALwaYs DEF ERS TO, Pi PHYSICAL. DESCRIPTION?
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“HAIR, FAIR COMPLEXION, NOTICEABLY LIGHT GRAY EYES, AND E EXTREMELY
HANDS OnE FROM WOMEN® S$: POINT: OF VIEW. FLUENT SPANISH. SPEAKER. :
. WIFE, wow. HYSAGE-1 MET “AT. COCKTAIL PARTY BRANKO KONE, DESCRIBED»
metT ES abrbawr Pe lee Cw tans lev
1D- EXTREMELY UNATTRACTIVE.
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“BY CONVERSATION: "TIO" AND FAMILIARITY WITH PLACES - pes
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a ABOVE CHAIRED THE MEETING with “TOOK PLECE ON ISLAND. THE
"| | CUBANS, INCLUDING CONCHITO FERNANDEZ, DEFERRED TO HIM. "PRESENT
: WITH CONCHITO was ANOTHER CUSAN REFERRED TO AS “DOCTOR™.
po ——_——
| DISCUSSION WHICH LANTED ALL DAY CONCERNED “PLANNING FOR PANA maNTAN”
“ELECTIONS WHICH PREVIOUSLY REPORTED ON, AND DISCUSSION POSSIBILITY
“~ FURTHERING INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT PANAMA IN LIGHT
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23 June 196k) subject as above; and CSCI-316/22696-6), dated 25 August Lely
subject: Shipment of Explosives to Mexico, and to the. Federal Bureau of Investigation
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: 2s RODRIGUEZ - STATED HE- INTERESTED OPINIONS : NOT DOCUMENTS AND
- SUGGESTED wusiagyt TALK 76° Pom tneNT, US AND LATIN AMERICAN:
OFFICIALS IN GOVERNMENT, INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, ‘AND FOUNDATIONS
To DETERMINE WHAT 1s IN THE WIND RE" Us POLICY TOWARD CUBA. RODRIGUEZ
CONTENDED THAT: THERE ARE MANY FACTORS, INDICATING INCREASED U.S. > RZ,
PRESSURE ON -CUBA..- THIS SITUATION FORCES CUBA TO AEBS ACCOMODATE 0 aa
“REVOLUTION WITHIN RIGID SYSTEM OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM AND AWAY [FROM
INDEPENDENT PRINCIPLES: OF 26 JULY MOVEMENT. THUS CUBAN SOCIETY 133 :
~DESLNED
NOT THE JOYFUL ONE FIDEL PROMISED» =
3. RODRIGUEZ GAVE WUSLAB/1 LARGE HTBASTE INTER OFFICE ewvevope”
"+ CONTAINING BOOK BY RAUL ROA,. BROADSIDE BY VICTOR VACCARO, AND COPIES OF
GRAMMA AND VERDE OLIVO. BEES ys
4. RODRIGUEZ EXERTED NO PRESSURE OW WUSLAB/1 AND SEEMED , garsse es’
WHEN WUSLAB/1 REMARKED THAT HE WOULD PROBABLY NOT GO NYC AGAIN FOR SOME
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‘on: 14 December i970, the uriderg igned Visited WUSHARP ’
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Cofit acting? Cuban, officials for the purpose of estab] ishing _
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APPROACH. LOCAL LNERGO QUITE. WILLING INFORMALLY COORDINATE
ACTIVITY WITH BASE. THUS, WOULD, APPRECIATE WHATEVER INFO
ADDEES CAN PROVIDE AS TO ANY LEADS TO RODRIGUEZ VIA RELATIVES
OR FRIENDS WHO MAY BE -IN U.S. AT PRESENT. ~
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“MEMORANDUY FOR: Director.
Federal ‘Burcau of Tavestigetion
ATTENTION : Mr. D. J. ‘Brennan.
‘SUBJECT : Rogelio Rodriguez : Lopes, cuban
Tatelligeace. Officer
; Ye Réfereiice is. made. to your previeus_ ger peeeategs
concerning Roget Rodrigues ; Lope? ;
piSouth Your most’ ‘recent: ‘slemorandua’ on Rocriguen_ and ites
was ‘dated “26. January ‘1970,
. 2: on “30 January 1970, there was a. ‘ifsisoa discussion’
“ akect’ Miles and Rodriguez at which time your representatives
advised. that your Bureai. ‘planacd to iaterview Miles, on an
_-Sppropriate pretext, and that there were signs that she
might be suscéptible to “doubling”. We recognize that the
“wiles: Rodriguez’ case ia at internal security responsibility
of the Bureau but, to assist us in our efforts to assess
Rodriguez as a DGI officer, it would Le appreciated if
you. would provide. us with the- rezults of your interview |
with Miles as well as personality taforsation about hin
that she way acquire in the future. ~
3. We would also like to have sour conuents. about
considering Rodriguez .as a poteotial penetration of the
DGI in Cuba. There is the. possibility” that Miles: might
‘bé used to assist in approaching Rodriguez if, for.
_example, she has refused to couperate ag a double ‘agent
or later tf: internal secufity considerations warrdat ao
FOR THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS:
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Janes ANGLETOM
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permit. WUSLAB/1 asked if Viera might be assigned to ‘another |
fore ign country. Viera did not. deign to answer this” question.
3. I asked. ‘WUSLAB/1 what he considered the possibilities -
* of recruiting Viera were. fe thought an important factor would
be ‘Viera's liking, of comfort and security. He would not be
motivated by money, but he did like good living. He ‘also pro-
bably did not, like living in’Havana, and would not-like to stay
t 3 there for a very long period. W/l thought that if Viera came
; ; out toa “country such aS Spain that contact with him could
. . easily be ‘developed. In the United States Viera was on his
Toe olguard, Also in the, United States Viera did not ‘have -high level
wo coe. + contacts with the local government, whereas in other countries .
, : “he would be expected to have such contacts. Some of those con-
mo _ . tacts might then be also in contact with U.S.-officials and you
could get a cross-check on Viera. I ‘told WUSLAB/1 that we would
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ir RODRIGUEZ..because . he likes the. ladies-and the “materi al things in’
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a replacement for one or the other. ACOSTA is a négro, in his early SO
- 2 30s and has - served | dn several, Afriéan posts for the DGI (itieluding
: nbique).. ‘ACOSTA has been. -protectéd by “Manuel”
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c hbors. ACOSTA. Ais-believed to-have been deeply in-:. re
is “wars. of.! liberation" ‘in Africas.. ACOSTA: was * COs
. ; der. consideration as a réplacement “for: Francisco Ve
PORTELA the. Prensa Latina chief :in: New York, but it was finally.
decided to leave PORTELA here as there - “were advantages to his being
a U.S.- citizen. | — : ; we a : .
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--“:_Knownto Source) was under consideration for assignment . there, Source
said*that "AGEO". was a nember of: the, Cuban Delegation to- the 22nd
UN General Assembly in 1967 (date possibly not correct). This "AGEO"
was in charge of the purge within MINREX in 1967 which resulted in
the ouster of some 300 persons regarded as homosexuals, counter-
revolutionaries, or incompetents. .
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ss officer mentioned in.iparagraph: ‘of | the reference requested. ‘that -the
“Base pouch to Headquarters a Hsting of ‘all. curkently-assigned personnel
of ‘the Cuban UN Mission. ‘Attached Tenewith. Lor WIH/COG dnd WH/MLAML *.
‘are one copy each of the monthly listing preparcd ‘by ‘the -lodal. LNERGO -
“Cuban Squad showiig’ ‘each CMUN officia ‘and his dependents, (the Latter
“may be here: ‘or back an Cuba;” changes hot recorded. in this category).
2. This listing is -as of 3. March 1978; it remains valid with the’
‘exception of Jorge REYES Vegi, Second Secretary und .DGI officer, who.
departed PCS on 7 Murch. oo.
3. NOTE: The "Pet." number indicates in which police preeinct
each CHUN official resides. ; vf
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LCM PES, 7 Pete _ nn
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Position. COS a Att ‘ssador ; .
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Phone 2" ss BT, 2.0123. Fer
. ae : Dependents”: “ MARGARDSA PEREZ, wife; _ ‘
PO te, : -. -MARGARTTA ALARCON, daughter; =
: ; pe a so BLANCA MAZA PEREZ, “mother-in-law. cet
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a . Dependents: - Soe -MARINELA LARRAMENDI RODES, vite, a 7 a _ SC
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Me _,. LARRAMENDI, daushtcr, porn: | . ,
. : _ 12/22/64; LAURA ESTHER ALOM
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nas . Jackson Heights, NY. “coe ot ;
~~ Phone : - @W-9-9282
. _ Dependents’ ; ALZCXA MATEOS DE SOUZA mite,
- : . °° ANA MARYA, daughter, born 2/7/5435
ALICLA ANTONIA, daughter, born
Lae , 6/23/52
Bian RAKE CAPIRO PABLO 19° -
Position 0 2B17 /) Attache _ . sd)
Residence z& Cuban Mission to the UN
a, a Bi” 6 E. 67 Ste, NYC Re
- ** Phone: UN 145250
7 Dependents _— CONSUELO HORTA LARRINAGA, side
tm YVRANCO GONZALEZ, RUBEN RAFAEL | he a
Position ( zol- ) Attache . SL} .
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wife, 3/1/47 ;
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of the. ARAY WIL/L debricling résulis on CHUN :
Guiicrres, DGI' Center Chics, and E
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inforization on PRERDES was To:
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to the Jocal' Lu LhGO office.. "ELGAR" is the local code name - sb
used between this Base’ and” LXERGO to des signate ANANVIL/1. a ak
3. ‘fhe. attache a should be extracted to the appropriate: . ..
201 Siles. Yo facilitate: this the 201 nwabtrs are listed below: *..
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Orlando’ “phngs: Guts
Pedyo Luis’ ‘PIETRO ¥ (203--6243%78) a wee
Miguel Manned BAUTARA Yea iz (201. ‘S1G439) © oe 5
Jose Ray: VIERA Siineres (201-325653) - ;
Rogel io? DNIGUEZ Lonom (20)--2926G65) :
Orlando’) LIRA Gonvnles (201-848505) SL im i
Victoria PRHARDEZ Pi ida (401--340082) © ay 1
“Esperanzgd LALLeSTen Fernandes (01812336) * 9 ng :
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and respesied by banucl PINE KO Losnda Gnpau hoja' ') 2 Porecay :
_ Chief of the Dal, and Nanon © W4A Naveran ("De trio"), . 0
vs) 0. Gueweptly Chief of U.S. operations in NGI Ne: rLers,
hoo, particularly by the latter.” * PRENDES appears & be a.
‘+ by the stair of the DG). Conter here; and he Xn tuyxn is quick
‘to single out, each for priiso--with. the notable exception .of.
Orlando PEREIRA Gohzales, pGT offices ‘and Yirst Secret tary.-
PRENDES scldom mdutions : ‘PERFARA, and Source conc hides that, he.
docs- not Vike ‘or. have much Us SC ‘for PEREIRA; - aa :
ee a Bye PRENDES* dislike for both Powina: nent Represeiitat nive, Ricardo
_ Lf ALARCON Guesada—and , Mys.. ALARCON’ ’ growing daily. ‘and | wy Te an
: ALARCON's ‘recall has ‘becone a fixation with PRENDES’.’ While wo :
'" ...SPRENDES is basically modest, his vanity: chorges when’ ‘discussing |
his own ‘professional ability ‘and accomplishments. Outwardly; 9. °° j
: oe he is anti-American yveforring to Americans frequently as : .
De . “nuestros enenigos".. However; he is enjoying. his tour in
a See . ‘New York and obviously. adnires cextain aspects of U.S. life.
Ne has a laree collection of Amexican records, likes American
_ clothes, etc, . . Lt, . ;
“3, SENDS ' wife, Teresita PERNANDEZ Arango, is schedulcd to return
: hone to Cuba permanently in June 1970.) PRENDES plans to do the
sane in December 1970, alter the next UN Gentéral Assembly ends.
His two yoar tour will be up in September 1970. Teresita
‘FERNANDEZ is Popular with ‘the CMUN personnel.
4. Source stn ted that PRENDS* father was uneducated (believed
to be a fisherman), ana his mother is_a diroctress of -a school .
in Matanzas. Source considers PRENDES a much more likeable
-type than the average Cuban ‘iniclligence .officex. PRENDES is
interested in the CMUN and its job as a, whole, wnlike his
predecessor as Chicf of the DGI Center, Chafik Honero SAKER
. Zenni ("an animal", according to Source). : :
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Mdisappesars"” fron > CNUR Sow 2 10 3 do & tine,
i AY iar © PINERO aight be iravelini: to Miawd
to com PINSRO. aleo continues to be active
at night.ain Jovan Manhattan, find Source thought ‘that. he
night” be cither naking new contucis a ast youth/s dent
_ circles. in ‘Greenwich and Exst Villages, ox secing existing
contacis in those locations; this, of course, as only
Spocnlat lon on ‘source's phe : oc a
believes
dazing in the hand
Source
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; " 2.°.PINERO is éirrontly. in a-$tate of mental depression. Not ‘only
-has he boen working: too fF i, he’ also wxeceived a "Doar John" |
foe _ letter from Lohania- Josed ini” “ARUCK hlouso, .whd had? ‘been a Oe
“Sembee of the Cuban YUNG: Relegation” Gn FaJl- 1968, “This letter. oe _
7 Was. Jhand~dare ied froa Cubs: to New York City in Januiry 1970 7
by Esperanza ‘BALLESTER * ‘Fernandes, a Cubai dtlegate to the ‘Ninth
Governing Council Ses siow. of the UN De :ve lopment Programe . .
ce ““GPINERO is divorced from his wife +in Cuba, and has tvo children. ‘
ne by her; he- and ARUCA iad been Planning marriage) . Source .
thought that PINERO might return to Cuba soon for these reasons,
as ho has been here already for a little ovey two years.
‘
3. According - to coments made by Ranon OROZA Naveran, Chicf of _
“U.S, operations, DGY Neadquarters, PINENO and Jose Rawl VIERA wo
Linares are considered by OROZA to he the two DGI officers
here in the most danger of being ‘declared persona non grata
by the U. S. Government. : ; .
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. Soarce’ thinks that soe
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Ho . “sang would be procured. ‘
rectly to the partionler Enbassy ~
would hia incde such procisone: a
a
Counsellor. Source couldioffex litte
g and -his aMielligence a hetivities., -_
ERA, “not ove oy ly intelligent, Jias” itelleciua z pretens sions ©
- and. likes to give: podple ‘the, impression . that ho ais culturce -
and -very. woll- rend, VIERA has the responsibility within’ the
“-CXUN | (and the Dal Center) for hang@ling U.S. citizens who. wish
to travel to Cuba ; he Mandlcd ‘the voluntcors of tho ,
Venc. romnos. Br 1a
harvesl Accordéing to comacnis ‘made by Raion ORO“A Nuveran, |
Chief of U.S. operations, DGI Headquaricrs, VIERA and Peézo
Laiis PINENO. Eirin are. consicercd by OR0ZA to be the two DGI -
w 7 sa Officers. hore in the most danger of boing adcclared persona ©
non grata -by the U.S. Government; VIERA would be expedied
iaaanly | Hecause of his involvement with U.S, citizens as
-indicated above,
, Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, First Sceretary. Source could offer
(Vitic vew information on ROONIGUSZ; Thc latter has always
been very reserved with Source and seldom talks with hin.
Source is aware that RODRIGUEZ serves as the “officini"
-CNUN/DGI contact with Jose Maria QUINDEA, a ieftist Poruvian
national cmployed in the Depariinent of Political and :
Security Cotncil Affairs, UN Secretarial, RODRIGUEZ also
‘appears to handle much of the CMUN business with the local
Prensa Latina office. As far as contacts go, RODRIGUEZ
coneentrates—--at tho UN at least~-on Latin Amovicans.
Orlando PEREIRA Gonzalez, First. Secretiy. PEREIRA is not
Overiy liked within the- TRIN. le is servile to and afraid
of DGI Center Chief Orlando PRENDES Gutierrez. Whereas PRENDES
has: remarked to Source in favorable terns ‘about all his other
Center staff personnel, PRENDES has scldo;a mentioned PEREIRA
t- 211. Source concludes that PRENDES docs not like or have
uch use for PENSINA. :
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AWD on 1 February 19%
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: 4 will stay in New; York “City For probably about ‘a wt
‘three month periods while here she vill be workin: On documents
ands Siles at the CHUN. In’ Mavana,. she is cwployed in the
section of the - Inté¥nationsl Orpanizations
Directionite of MINHEN.* She had been scheduled to-conme here
for .three months for the same purpose gn Fall 1969 during the
XXIV -UN Géneral Assembly, but, Cuban! Permanent Representative ™
ALARCON had objected so. her travel was postponed; ¥RURANDES
is billeted in ‘the apirtsicnt (5 HN, 220 hast Gdrd Stroct)
(this! turn of events. “YERNANDEZ is narvied, wbui Source docs an 24
that FERNANDEZ and Permanent Representative ALARCON wild. havo a
_ run-in, based on their respective personalities. : .
previously eccupicd by. Justo-Cesar GEHABENT Na¥tinez, Attache}
is staying tempoxars ly: with Rogelio: ROpDRAGULA “Lopez, ~
‘First Secretary, in his apartment in Gucens, VM, GL-15' 97th
Sircet, Elmiiurst. “ Neither GELABERT nox RODRIGUEZ is hippy over.”
not know anything about her, husband.
| YERNANDIY is fat’ and ugly; she does not dress voll. She is
“a mulatto. She is not known -for her intelligence quotient.
She. has -a ‘somewhat rigid persevality and does not get along
well with people, male ov female... She is convinced, that sha
is discrininated against because sho is part nepro. FeXRKRAKDEZ
considers herself as a revolutionary but does not seen to
-understand politics, and idcologics. She takes hersell extremely,
seriously. Within MINREX she is a "loner"; oldex ‘than most
of her gZenale professional associates, she has nothing in
‘common with - them and her overbearing attitude is offensive to
them. Source believes that it is almost a foregone conclusion ,
FERNANDEZ" brother, Oscar PERRANDEZ Padilda, is Vice-Minister
for Labor Justice, Ministry of Labor, “Ne is an "old guard" .
Communist, and, Victoria FERNANOLY is thus linked in some minds
to the out- of-fayor old guard herself. _
In previous years Victoria FERNANDIY has served as an instructress _
in the civil defense progyvam. She has cnjoyed being ina
position of authority over those normally, outside the training
program, her superiors in position and ability. -
She has no known intelligcncee/sccurity afiliations, but!
Source believes that she would be happy to collaborate vith
the NGI or DSE if so requested.
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: co 3 (UNDP) Governing Council in Kew York City 19-
me Doty January “1970. oo mo at \. : - a a of, :
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“AL the pres ort time BA U2 S10 Rais -Chiel, Techuical, Assistance Lon :
. Seetion, Dircetorate of International Oepanizations, Cuban
~ Foreign Ministry. In January LOG7_BALLNSSEN, as an Observer,
attended the Third Scs ‘sion of the UNDP Governing Council in
New York City; in January, 1869. she atiendced thd Seventh Session.
She is’ not known to have any intelligence/securi ty Affiliation.
3. On 26. Jamaxy 1970 Source" MELGIN". ‘connented on* DALLESTER as.
_ | follows. ; 7 Cee Me, oun
Boe “While ostensibly aa ardent revolutionary, BALLNSTER .
pe ‘does’ not rewlly understind revolution and appears to be. a
Roe --Gonfused. Among other things, she is disturbed by the. - Poe -
. fact that her mothers and brother lert.Cuba.. The, | ot. :
former is: in Miwni, but BALLESTEN is reluctant to have
any - contact with her at this time because she fears the
eee
mee . ae Cuban Governient © yould misunderstand. , Instead,
“s Oo . BALLESTER is considering making a request for official
a ee “Cuban Government authorization to meet, her mothex outside
a a . ‘the U.S. at a later date. ‘ ,
t
ee. BALLESTEN 4s a hard-working “burcaucvat" who attacks hex :
. . work conscientiously. Her husband, Naftacl MARTEL, is a
; -a well-known Cuban radiologist who currently is serving ‘
vO , an 128 month touv. in North Vielnam with a Cuban technical
=. . aid group. BALLESTHR and MARTEL ave quite wealthy, by . ,
co . “Cuban standards, and both are undert aking theixy current’ :
‘ jobs” out of | doyalty to Fidel.
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RYBAT - TYPIC ANROSE oe oe oe nerd Verques AY o
1. LNERGO,. EAS REQUESTE ANY INTO THAT COME $ TO RVROCK'S
Cry deeane gee gmreg mips mee
i __ ATTENTION’ RE TRAVEL AND ACTIVITIES OF IDENTITY, 3 KNOWN DGE, : ;
F AGENT, REPORTEDLY PLANNED ‘FOLLOWING TRIP TO EUROPE: 24 DEC 69. 7
| WASHENGTON, D.C, TO CANADA. 27 DEC G9 CANADA TO MADRID WHERE.
SHE HAD EIGHT DAY RESERVATION AT UNNAYED HOTEL, THEN PLANNED op
i “| + OUR DAYS IN PARIS AND FOUR DAYS IN LONDON PRIOR. TO RETURNING . :
r TO WASHINGTON. .
2. sup TRAVELED TO CUBA’ FROM KEXICO CITY 22 DEC 67, - ond.
. _ RETURNING 25 MAR GS. IS -PRESENTLY IN CONTACT WITIL KNOWN DG : , . ‘ t
. OrrickRr STATIONED AT CUBAN UN MISSION, NYC (COPY OF 2C1 BEING
POUCHED NEW YORK, TM #8074383), a
7 ' 3. SAME INFO AND REQUEST GIVEN 20, INERCO REPS AT ACTION - mo ;
| ADDRESSEES BY THEIR FQS. PLS DO NOT QUERY LOCAL LIAISON,
: 4,” FILE 201-860915. : ’
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C/AF/2/8A.° Mr. Fuller (draft)
Do/WH/1 ir, Tsikerdanos (draft) -
c/c1/oPs/a¥ Mr. Caveadine (draft)
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OTTAWA MADRID PARIS LONDON . MEXICO CITY
“ENFO . WH/MIAME. DO ‘BASE. NEW YORK ~ ‘PRETORIA - - .
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DGI ALIAS: MARY; CIT: SOUTH AFRICA; DPOB:. 6 MAY 44,.
KIMBERLY, SAL HT: SFT 9IN; WT: 130-135 LBS; HAIR:
"BLOND; EYES: BLUE; PP: "0" 20107 ISSUED 26 JUN .68,
OTTAWA; OCC: SECRETARY AT SOUTH AFRICAN EMBASSY,
WASHINGTON, SINCE APR 69. PREVIOUSLY WORKED TORONTO
AND LONDON’ BUT NOT AS EMPLOYEE OF SOUTH AFRICANS.
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Extract’ for appropriate 201 files
Action Required:
“Refs: avs ‘UNDA=4675, 14 October 1969
: b. UNDA-1676, Vi October 1969
be, “ai Attached. herewith ‘for C/WH/COG and .COS/WIL7MTAMI
are tivo copics each.of tliree memoranda concerning results”
_of an it October 1969 ‘debriefing of AMCLOCK/1-by Howard G..
ae FIGALAN ‘on: CHUN ‘and Delegation pers sonalities. The necting
“WELCH ANCLOCK/ 1° was, ‘necessarily bricf, and) thus the results
-aré not as ‘extensive as those. forwarded by the -two referenced,
‘dispatches (from acG ‘October: meeting with ANCLOCK/1).
Bs A copy ‘of - ‘each of: the memoranda has beén passed by
"FIGALAN to the- local, LNERGO ‘Cuban Squad, ‘per our existing .
© anformal arrangement. ‘VELGIN' is thé code name for ASCLOCK/1
as’ used bétween the Base, ‘and LNERGO there,
" Items should be -extracted for the appropriate 201. files}
Saal
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Attachments: we
As stated above ”
Distribution: .
Orig. &'J2 - Chief, WH/COG, w/atts.
2 --COS, WH/MIAMI, w/atts.
2 ~ Chief, DO, wo/atts.
MICROFILMED
OST 34 1969.
Doc. MICRO. SER.
-- GORY
DESPATCH SYMBOL AND BYUMBER
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23 Ocrone ber 196
HOS FILE WutER
19-6-133/4
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} fin, Thire S$ ceretary. stated th sat
VIANCKO COntadivs 0 Spend much Gt ais time with Louania oe ;
Alonso ‘of the Cuban UNGA Delezation, ELCIN ‘
R cons to have the approval of the DGI .
d his excursions to Y
. at Ser
a | dosotana Anu
a cpaid har
a : ’ “Content here for his modish dress
fo. os ‘ wo ”) 6Gbeanwicn Villazse, ef ab. ELGIN used Yo DINERG is
: £ ie “being used vy the, DGl Centes to roan around towh at nisht
eo oe ‘meeting’ hew “pe »-in the hopes of Gevclobing U.S. -coatacts.
w Apparcatly. PI ‘garb. at times approacues that of a-hippic.’
ZF ari “ : : me
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Yes ance nado ET AGUAL
DSE coda clerk. ELGIN did hot recoy.iz
DRAXE" so nanc aad could furnish ao information conceraing hia. a
_ [ane 3t07 . ; Le
3. Jose Osvatdo GARCIA Calvo, ‘Attacho-cosixnate. Garcia ‘had beea _
: scheduled to come nere in July lvoe as ay aide to Antonio DE ‘
. SOUZA, CMUN Advisor. His wife, Nydya Irese ARROYO Martinez, was an
, to have been a secretary: to wmbassador Ricardo ALARCON Gucsada.
ENGIN’ said’ that GARCIA and ARROYO will not be coning to New York;
"os ' "their assignment has been cancelled, ARROYO currently is working
TTT anc the Cuban Foreigh Ministry (MINREN), but GARCIA has been’ sacked
. . from MINREX. aid is now somowhere in the interior of Cuba. GARCIA
fell into official’ disfavor because a girl friend of his denounced
him to the GSE, cither because GARCTA would ‘not divorce his wife
> / and awry her, or because she just becane Cisenchanted wita hin
for sone reason, Morcover, GARCIA in his MINREX capacity had
accompanied the British Ambassador in Cuba on a provincial tour
several months ago. During the tour, the Ambassador, appearenily
favorably impressed by GARCIA, invited hin to visit the United
Kingdom. GARCIA neglected to report this invitation to the
proper Cuban authorities, and when the fact.of the invitation
leaked out, GARCIA was suspended from 4INREX,
dete ae ees oe
4. MISCELLANEOUS. Although he naturally would not be aware or che
. sp acs, ELGIN commented that it appears {oO him that the Bol : ‘
oe : Centex here is extrenely active operationaliy and secus to have f
mote ‘7 gs tes o> move than enough funds at its disposal to pursue such activities, :
NMICRGFILMED
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evotavy and: DGi of ffceer, Wao Was engaged .
activity in, Guceds on Saturday nigac, :
adentifice the hetter of th
“1900.
; ApPAS Z; his identizicstion was
fn fu cuestioadne LEGIN furcher to be suse thai '
woo not : ,Couvancod that tt alin question wi ‘
wT \ i IN platcw ti noskiGe Z had vecenily i %
: at it Was now lying flatter on his head :
- , : oping at si sexed cownl with water or 0
: . i . wmine that wae’ discivad uo
or. te | wx EZ for several years
*~ os here this ‘past month fairiy frequen thy.
eee 2... ELGIN could‘not furnish any information as to” where “RODRIGH, 7
: sfc. 4. might have beea ovee the weck=end-of 4/5 October. in) cid : OO,
. : not. sce him on either of those two days. . : _
! 3. /ELGIN conmented: that RODRIGUEZ has beens spending quite a bit er:
“or time lately with Maria de los Angolcs FLORES Pridy, an 4
. H Alternate representative o uban UNGA Delegation. Their oo
i companionship is assumed by ELCIN to be sore in the social + :
H line-than in the professional line, RODRIGUEZ is a bachelor;
‘ FLORES is a divorcee, : : '
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a - ‘ ) Cctober; ELGIN thougat. ;
3. ¥LORES Prida, . Alternate Represen cative,
; +, ing ques. a Lit aL Tine wita ca ito. SCLIO_
_ : IN: Firs eerezary and DGI officer .
oo fo RODRIGUEZ is also an Alternate Representative of the Deic= -
+t gation, Their companionship is assumed by ELGIN, to ke more
_ in the social iine than in the professional line.
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ne : "Reference: UNDA-4593, 10 July 1969 ~. , .
- yt . Loe . s See
9) -Pransndttod heravith for .chiot, WE/CCG,
vend COS, WYNIANT, ‘nro ono copy cach of the nionthly
Cubsn netivity reports ‘proparcd by tho undorsicned con-
ecrning operational activity against tho ogficial Cuban
. targot in Nov York for pho months of July, August, and
: _f Goptondor 1989.. e : - . 2
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2. It de cucseotcd thet sbatracta bg plnced in the
appropriate 201° £2103. “WO .
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_ Roports, 29 dtatod abovo
, Dintribution:
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_ a ee . : Vestera Vorisphord Pargots, Group I: Cuba we
a ne = ws ~ Menthiy aétivitles: Rop art, duly 1959 ‘
ee 5) Durdng’ Jily 1969 tho writer continued dn contact with.
“ ANBEDEN/2, . Antollinenco Infordation Report disseninations | - .
courced ta ESDEDEW/I wererxecuived from Vo adquartors suring’ . .
July, “nor wera my. operational” Ainforuation squibs reeeivod, 2
Results of tho photou sont for-idantification by AMDEDSU/1L oO
vin UNDA-4574, 26 duno,. wero’ not rocoived by tho ‘end of. duly. . - : _
Although ANBEQEW/Nj wes “eurfacod" on 1G July, thé Baso“was oF Re
not advinad of the vohiclo by Hoadquertors until 23 July, after eo , '
eo . tho Baso bid quericd. via By BASE Naw YORK 6372, ‘Fortuaztcly, ,
: ca * 7” AMBEDEW/3 advised tho Base of tho rsdia of surfacing prior to
: _ 123 July, Tho curfaciue had mindm3l impact lecally, as the | a
, . vohiclo. chosen for thd sy rfacing doos not rcach tho local obser~
oe ‘ . wor gs vould: tho New You ines, tho Now York Daily Kews, ox tho:
. : Row York: Post, With tho tuxauver of AYSIOLN/1T to WODIsit for
rosottioncns, tho caso, Lor informational purposes, As closod.
. + - 7 . . . .
ear00 BASH KEY YOR 6697 concsrnad tha cffort to expal- -° *
‘ . aiworesSioan Hida} ro-Gato (201-331852), CL First Secretary and .
' Doputy Chic? of tho DGY Céntos; and Donare” “ESPINOSA Bonct . oe . '
. . (201-816433), @hird Soeretanyand BCX officar; ond tho intent to - . .
‘dony a reentry visa tq Jorgo“WEYES Vesa (2 21-8} 6437), Second
. Socrotary end DGI orfiéer, who is currently in Cuba on loavo, &
: Subsoguontly, LOzA lott yor Cuba on loavoe on 87 Tidy; his wifo .
: alroady had roturned to Cuba in Juno, . Additions: 17, the following’ ..
an . ‘ oa . CNNors W411 bo ploced-on "warning" status end iievls to expulsion .
“4f any further i)licit activitios eceur: Porro Lnis. ERO rin
(201.-824376), Third Sccrotary nnd DGY officgy; Miguc
. - . . . rs ANT ANA. "Reade (201-816239), Attache ond DGI orticer; "IOs 0 Reul.
-_ 2 MAE JAnorcs (201-325953), Counsollor ‘and DGI officer. .-
‘- 3. Shortly vofora his dopartiro on leave, Jorgo, REYFS Vega
‘Antroduced on & Juno Base assot WUEADIT/1 to BAYES! "repyaconcat™ : .
for tha leavo poriod. This turned out to bo_ Orlando RSIPURRIRA
‘Gonzntor, (201646505), nowly avrived First Sccrotary, The three-
B00 lniched, and REYES did mest of the talking, concentrating : .
on tho Cuban cloction to tho Govornins: Council of tho UN Develop-
snont Programmo, WUHABIT/1 did asecriein that PENBIRA spoke fair (os
Englicsl and good Russien, ond PEREIRA voluntcorod that ho bad - .
Spont tuo YOUrE dn tho Soviot aay (ho was a First Socrotary in
‘1c
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rs an “REYES stress .
~ OY. 0. pubgeet with baa, ond int ethat ho should call . lew,
so upoa Voit WWIT/1 Whenever SIRA ¢ fen ov Kojo, While ss
BYRCEX trates eid Hot rovenl anyat ntollizenco pUiiation for... --
. BSEIR\, the Base and Leen] LNLACO stroncly sucpoct that PLREIRA | |.
- ae da.n NST ofvieer, His boheviow gn tho fan. us athe Vill uadoub=. . .
a. _ tedly confira, or doay this, -, 7 . an . Loy
In Antro! fucdng EEEIRA, Vue
2 to diseucs any”
. 4, -Tho most noteworthy pow arvive 4,
fy PR patio (201-334655), Firét Sccrotary and DET
lying’ dorinant ‘since hig -nfrival in ozrly Ji
prosundbly' tesaporsrilty, dn tho Czun, mu
Beat Dfon, _bnother poi, First. Socretarys: 10 | hss "bos.
eS , os no . ayrival.
GIL (203851731);
t cines bas Juno
re -UNDA-4576, 3 July, trans matted a current” listing: of.
- eMui * personnal. to WH/Minad for uso 14 .dobridling-AKCARD/L 73 ‘to tat
“any Fnowledco or acquaintancoship with any of thon... Tho writer eo.
: and BSTHOURN of WH/Niand discuss od in New-York on 1 duly the a
me possible novo of Ms ARDY to tho ijov York’ aroa,
“ 6. Tho month of July appeared to boa a quict cno for both i .
“tha ogdtanato CHUN porsoane 21 ang tho DGI Conteor, ° Set ,
fo, cho a . co oa . Ca ”
a a ope a mo &
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. soe tO . . a on ° a . - . .
. Le. evo , OA pretesburteas
. ®» : Chior ‘of Basa : Jot Lea Unit BOM
Oo : _ 1. ye COLMA. 5
ao FROM Rovere Gevtewas 0 a kee .
é2* > SUBJECT: ISOLCS Opabational - a eee | we
. 7 ” Vostorit Wanisphove Tarcats,, Cro P ‘aI; ‘Cubs
. . Nonthly Letivitios Report, August 1969" :
oe ay ANDEDEE/2. pyativcd in tha ntea. for rosottiezont ‘on -
. 4 August. 1069... Although WODISH As-handling tho administrative
v acpects of the roagttloxuont, the writer is: “ataying -in, ‘Foricdge |
contact with aNBEDE i/3 for futuxo opdrational.
a . purposes “Woo, eobyioting: ANBIDUV/L on now CHUN nrvivals, ote.).
Results of tho fast ba ateh vs photsocraphs- ‘Torwarded, by wrps-4874,
, . ..° 26 duno, ‘wore recolved via DIRE ECR 207) Ao, oarly August.
wt 2,, On 20 Aumst “tho. UN Scerotary G2 eral wad briofod by
: * tho U.S. Pormanen, Reprenenintive to tho UN on tho dilicit a
an “petivitios of Lazaro USPLNOSA Bonet (2021-81642), CMUN Third ,
Soevotary and DGY officer, ‘and Alborto besa Madnigo-Gato .
(201-S31L52), First’ Socrotrry end Deputy Chie? of tho Pol. Centor.
Tho Folloving nosnduic, 22 ducust, the CXUN was ndvised by ;diplo-~
Hatic note that SYINOSA. should eupoditiously,-depart the U.S. end
. that POZA (thon in Cuba oa loave) vould not bo nallovod a roontry —
vise. dorga BAYS Vega (201-030337), Sccond Sserctary cad DSI
officor, also was requostod to cantina "his activitics td those.
volntod Oivoctly to his ctatug an oa officer of a nissioa to tho
UN,’ (S00 nO BASE NEV ¥ORR 6763 Yor backyround,) Tho story sure,
_ fegod dn tho PROUT tho following asy, .22 August . . . <
cet 8. In ‘nt: twhugust TNENGO ndvined tho weiter that ANCLOSK/ A.
. would bo yisdting: the U.S.’ Vhiswwes tho first indication to
RVROCK of bio posable travol, havo this or _
4, On 30. Aucunt ANDELAY/2 evrived” ‘$n tho® LOR “tor resettle-
month . : . . :
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a.
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+ .
v.
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ot ‘ In 2atd Aueunt 4 tho Paso‘ with Loital LNURGO monitored, for
. . 5.
; : WH/MIAMI, tho AMGAIV/2 mattey involving Padyvo Luis PINERO Firin
evotary ond DGI office, We wero all
(2011-24376), (CMUN Third” Sac
in agrood opinion that PINNNO would not show up for tho 26 August
. ' » mooting as it had boen “Thtae on prior to tho evonts citod in
mo pararraph 2. above; wo wore correct ag sPINERO did not anpoat,
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1. - Attached herewith for C/WIH/COG' and COS/WH/NIANI
* are -two copies each of two menoranda concerning ‘results
of a 6 Octobcr 1969 dobricling of ANCLOCK,’1 by Howard G.
~. FIGALAN: on ‘Cuban’ UN’Mission and: UNGA Délega stion personalities,
. 2,.. A copy of each ‘of ‘the two memoranda has been passed:
* by, FIGALAN’ to the local LNERGO Cuban Squa da, per our. existing.
; informal. agreement. “ELGIN" ‘is ‘tlie-code nase. for: ARCLOCK/1
as used between the Besé and LNERGO here, | .
. 3: Results of the.G October meeting concerning Marta
JIMENEZ Martinez (201-784065) of the Cuban Relegation have
beon forwardod to above addressees by separate dispatch,
4. The writer anticipates that further and more detailed
debricfing information on personalities of lecal interest to
this Base and LNERGO will be forthcoming in future: sessions
~With AMCLOCK/1,
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is” a DGT ol ‘or, He Speaks: a “Tittle Russian St
‘Jearned when, he was: “assigned: to the. Cuban: ‘Eribassy in’ Moscow.
- PEREIRA is a close ‘associate of Manucl PINEIRO Losada, Chicf
of the DGI. PEREIRA is the DGI replacement for Jesus JIMENEZ
Escobar, ‘former ‘CMUN Counsellor; however, JINENEZ* diplomatic
replacement is Pedro: Amado MORALES Carballo. Source does not.
personally. like PEREIRA, . Just before PEREIRA was assigned ,
to New York he marvied- Maria de los Angeles LOPEZ Canas. 4
Until her marriage; LOPEZ served as sccretary to the Chief
of the Cuba Comiunist Youth. Organization. She now works
parts =time in’ the CMON as a teletype operator,
. 2K co en pe 3! G2ivte5 .
“4, Rogelio - RODRIGUEZ. Lope, First: Secretary. RODRIGUEZ is a :
bachelox, “which Source stated is rare among DGI personnel 7
assignéd abroad, Source stated that RODRIGUEZ has a frank /
and open mannge, also rare among DGI personnel,
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.5. Florentino JIMENEZ Midken, Attache, Source stated ‘that, :
JIMENEZ. has no intelligence/security : affiliation. He is the CNUN
chauffour,’- Member of the Cuban Comnaunist Party. A “campesino"
type. ‘Cane to the Forcign Ministry as a chauffeur from the
Cuban Armed Forces, JIMENEZ enjoys good personal relations Vv
‘with Foreign Minister Raul ROA, and is under ROA's "protection". .'
During his ‘assignment at the Cuban Embassy in Prague, JIMENEZ :
initiated a one-time sexual liaison with a local woman with
. . euerrynet cen Tera
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Attache, - Source: was” ‘told ‘by:
Cary, thi GELABERT, and ‘his: wile,
as behaving proniscuously- C"coitio “una .
They plan.to divorce. Source doubts that _
{. return. to New York. Source did not khow the
ersons ‘with’ whom Noida BLANDY was sexually mis-
-Source said that REYES commented to him that
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‘Gutierrez; -First Secretary and Chicf of the
local DGI Center, as a very "simpatico" person.
wa, He also ‘thinks. well of Teresita FERNANDEZ Arango,
an PRENDES' wife, as a person, PRENDES sponds little
time outside of tho CMUN. As Chief of the DGI
Center he concerns himself principally with
- administration of the Center's personnel and
. operational activities, leaving tonduct of actual
re - operations: to his subordinates“
~ + {B). Source thinks that Jose Raul VIERA tenants Coun-
, “" sellor, may be -acting as the deputy to PRENDES.
scooct ss >" At any vate, after PRENDES, the three ranking DGI ,/
personnel ‘are VIERA, Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, and
OrTando PEREIRA Gonzalez (not necessarily in that
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Mexico; © They! do ‘not plan to-return’
in Now York! until: the end of tho UNGA. . They are currently,
_ taking En ish. lessons ‘for, several, hours most - nornings: (place
not. knowd to Source). Source ‘considers that these threo are
all “disagreeable ‘people -- very reserved: and not at all .
friendly. Source considers Rober to FERNANDEZ Vasquez to be!
a “sinverguenza". - 4
PR hole RATLIOY - -
MISCELLANFOUS, Carlos’ “OLIVARES Sanchez, formerly Cuban .
Ambassador .to the Soviet Union and formerly a high ranking
official of the Forcign Ministry, may attend a later portion —_
-of the UNGA,: OLIVARES is in Boston to have an eye operation.
at Massachusetts General Hospital. Ne may stop off in New: |:
York ‘enroute back to Cuba. OLIVARES" influence in Cuba —
has been waning ever since Fidel. CASTRO began replacing
the "Old Guard Communists" with | "Pidelistas", tee
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37 May 6h, - . .
Rogelio. Rodrt; A second secretary in the ‘Cuban NS :
Embassy. an Mexico, leit Havana by plane for Mexico City to} oo : . : . -
pesume his post. . Cd . a . ;
AVBASSADOR [0 Uy DEPANGS FOR NEW ‘ron ~~ Havana, Revolucion, 19 ;
way 64 . . Co : :
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wire Gledys. Lauderman and daughter. Mirian, left Havana for
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“As ADDEES WILL RECALL FROM REF 5 RODRIGUEZ WAS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED
For ASSIGNMENT ‘HERE APRIL 68 BUT NEVER CAME.
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: 1. As indicated ‘| in the reference, the undersigned met with
“Subject on 19 October 1968 for the purposé of debriefing him on
Of local interes st _te the Base and TNERGO.. :
7 26° Attached - cherewith is the infomation obtained at. ‘that
“meeting, broken. “down on separate: shects by major topics: . :
A) cuban UN Miss fen | (GaN), ‘personnel;
“B) -Cuban personalities ‘of local interest (but who are
not now in, New York); 7 . : .
C) Physical lay-ozt of the CNUN
’ Dp) Miscellaneous information on the ‘official Cuban
community; .
-E) Cuban Delegaticn to the 23rd UNGA,
3. ‘ Perhaps the most interesting items are the following:
. zone
A) Orlando PRENDSS Gutierrez (201- ""?. ) appears to
‘be the new chief of the DGI contingent within the
fe ee CHUN,” with Alberto BOZA Hidalgo- -Gato (201-331832)
ve . . probably serving as“the- deputy; Jose Raul VIERA |
' Linares (201-323953). and Jesus JIMENEZ Escobar
(201-749244) follow as the third and fourth ) ranking
wa DGI officers;
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B) There are apparently now two code clerks in. the
CHUN; oe :
C) Whe physical lay-out of the CMUN;
'D) The proportion of intelligence/sceurity personnel
within the CHUN (this information updates that
given in UNDA-4116, 23 September 1968). .
. 4. It is suggested that Headquarters extract appropriate
‘items. for the respective 201 files, particularly the -intelligence/
‘Security personnel. To facilitate this-process, the following
individuals are mentioned in the attachments (201 humbers shown
where known): |... . ; . oo
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Jesus JIMENEZ Escobar (201-749244) ‘ Ww.
ose Raul-VIVRA Linares (201-328953) os
Orge BOLANOS Suarez (201-787157) 1“ Ve
Alberto BOZA’Hiddigo-Gato (201-331932); me
Carlos MORALES .Quéveds . (201-777568) & aan
f°” Orlando PRENDES Gutierrez (201- 2? )2%. gence
Pedro Luis PINERO Eirin. (201-624376) , ,
ogelio. RODRIGUEZ. Lopez (201-332665} 4 _
Cecilia ANDRESardain (20% - 7 Wo ey
Miguel Manuel SANTANA Praiz (201-816439)
Justo Cesar GELABERT Martinez (201- U2 Joneesqaus
Rafael AGUILERA Batista (201-351449)f. -
Rolando PEREZ Alfonso (201- 2? )xero¥3¢787
Jorge REYES Vega (201-816437), \u7
_.,. |. Nicolas RODRIGUEZ Astiazarain (201-804011) °
"SE Marta JIMENEZ Martinez (2015784065) t-~ /
Alfonso VILLACORTA (201- 2 bYze-saear7 UY
> ~ Yose FERNANDEZ COSSIO Rodrigucz (201-766981)
“ Fernando ALVAREZ Tabio '(201-357128)
‘Jose Antonio RABAZA Vasquez (201-333971)
o 5. Copies of the attachment were passed to the local
“LNERGO office by the undersigned, * ELGIN is the cade name, for
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opinion, this ra nk would give “hin nove status -in his’ overt |
wresponsibility fox econanie ind UN: Develoainent Prograrin
matters, Saurce-belicves that JIMENEZ is, now the fourth
_ oe juin DCL. offices in the CMUN behind PRENDES, BOZA, and
, ; VIERA, _ Source considers JIMONEZ to be the most t sophisticated
Lo , officer in: the_Qyy Canarkin Te
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Source belicves. thet,
- 2. . -
a : VERA 3 is now. the Tate van ‘pGI offiecr ia the CNUN behind
ee ; -{PRENDES and BOZA, Source thinks th ue ttt bet transferred
“oy q — bade ‘to_ Guba Cuba 001, probs i ber I 1968 - ;
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, 3 He oye Source believes
but does 3 pp “prooty) Like BOZA is now the Deputy
-Chief of the pet cantingent in the CNUN, behind PRENDES. ROZA
co co “specializes in "Black Power” matters." Scirece said that BOZA is
; “now, occupying the apartient formerly Lived in by Carlas SORALES
-Quevedo, First. Sceretary, und his fe amily. The wife of BO7A
So . Adamina VASQUEZ Caparo,. currently is working in the CNUN as
no ’ secretary to aAnbc ssader ALARCON.» Source believes that the
Bakinde 388 assignment_here of ROZA means greater _cimph is to be ePlaced
shack Power" ters. Ss.
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5. Carlos MSRALES Queveds: First Scercterv, Source stated th at “SS
‘York enroute to Cubs 18 4%,
ture in 2 eal Octabor of ‘his |
MORALES has reservat
December 968. ._ Since
familys
“6. ontanae’S Sox BS Guti asen tary. Souree is positive
that PRENDZS, is now the DCI c “contingent within the
CMUN. Souece also stated that’ in such capzcity, PRENDES elso
would be“sesponsible for DGI activities in Canada.
wa — dere £24376 a
7. | Pedvo Inis*PINERO. Ririn, ind Soerotury. Source believes,
based on stories that he asd hesrd - ia Cuba, that PINERO is &
DCI officer.
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‘(wife of Jorge “REYES Vega, Second Secretary) who is the Telex
‘operator, Source believes that two other.wives of CMUN officers
also work part
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RODRLCULY “omy has been
Or aig othes sources
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O was same time as
Lopez. Source thought ANDI: might be the wife
Rogelio RGMRIGULA:
of Jorge BOLANGS. Stivez (penagerph 2 above); as he thought
BOLANOS? wife was named Cecilia, whoa Souree knew to be exployed
as a staff eiticer, in the. Catan ‘Esba nEsy ain London. during BOLANOS®
not ae ww, Sn
. Source, ho had : iden tified
1967, now states that” ‘he is.
not sire whether ‘he is. with tiie DCL or avith the BSE. Séurce
thinks that-he is probébly with the DCI. Source: said. -that the
Mign ich, Manucl
_ wife of, a will révuca here late Octcber.
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is with the
the en of-tic: CXUN ;
Vee , ete 3 noel . an _
RoafeelLSASUILERA Ratista,: oA ache. Source conficmed that AGUILERA
an ae GUERRA Gonzalez us a code clerk. ;
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Ratindo! BM PREZ Alfonso, 2. Source stated. that there are now
CINE by process of elimination, it would
appear that PEREZ might well be the second one (Source did not —
know the name of the other eode clerk). :
CLERICAL, TEMULOYES In addition to Adamine VASQUEZ cuparo (wife.
of Alberto BOZA Hidaleo=Ca to, First Secretary) who works as :
ary to Ajbassador ALARCON, and Neceedes SALGADO Hernandez
“tine in the CMUN. One of these females is preg-
nant, and may be-marricd to one of tice code clerks.. Source thinks
“that the other might be the wife of Pedeo Luis. PLNERO Eirin,
“Third Secretary (her name is Juana CkUZ Fernandez) >» but was not
at. all sure of this identification. .
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ary tiinis toy. fro: his *
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UG ve 2 ox the Cuban Dele cgution
tro tic ve UN Gendra ak Assexbly in the Fall of- 1667, —
RODRIGUEZ was not in any: Known difficulties or trouble wher °
“he returned + to Cuba in early Maeh.- ‘1968; he did do a skort
stint of ! voluntary" cane-cutting after "his return, but this.
he sticularly required of memboxs of the Cuban cp (of. which |
been a mener foe sone Me yerrs) « : Pon
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2. Marte’ Areenez Mer un 22nd UNGA--Delega ation
Sep Source. does not be! eve U attend any portion of -
: (the 23rd GNGA this your. ‘She is the. Deputy Chicf of the
ce ih ve ~ Directorate of Intorrational Organizations of the Foreign
os “et OL - Ministry; Since the Chief of that Directorate is/in New York for
_ oe : "the: 23rd UNCA, Jose FERNANDZY COSSIO Rodriguez, Source believes
; : "that JIMENEZ could not be absefit From Cuba at the same time.
- ‘ ; Source stated that JIMENEZ ts very close to Fidel CASTRO, and
at tines has by-passed Foreign Minister Raul ROA to gO aizeetly
to Fidel on certain mestions.
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PHYSICAT, LAYOUT OF TUE CURAN EN NTssy Nf COUN) :
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‘BASEMENT -- contains a kitchea and storage rooms.
c063 archives”6f uhelassified UN
(mostly) documents and papers; telex machine roow; offices .
of Justo Cesare GCELABERT Martinez, Attiehe, and Mercedes /
“SALGANO Hernandéz (wife of Jozge REYES Vega, Second Secretary). -
GELABERT, a incmber of DSE, replaced Ramon MARTINEZ Suerez as...
"Poctero" of the-CMUN. SALG.50 (veported last year by the:
. . nea ~ », . . .
same Source -as. a membex of che DSi) is the Telex operator. p-
GROUND FLOOR -= reception,
=~ office of Ambzsscdor Ricardo ALARCON Quesada -
‘(runs along-the front Side. of the CMUN on Fast 67th Strect);
‘reception ‘selon for visitors; large office occupicd by Antonio*
DE SOUZA. Carvajal, Advisor; Sraller office occupied by” oo
Gustavo Acolfo PLAZA Peterssen, Attache, and Adamina VASQUEZ |
Caparo (wife of Alberto BOZA liidclgo-Gato, First Seerctary).
VASQUEZ is acting as. secretdry to Ambassador ALARCON. . :
JINR) FLOOR -~.mostly Living qucrters; large common room; ~ .
library; Rolendo CONDE Viguereée, Attacie (who is the chauffeur) ,
lives on this floor; there ate also several offices; occupants -.
unknown, : ne :
FOURTIFELOOR -- entize floor is occupied by DGI personnel.
(Last year, the Source reported that the DCI occupied the third:
floor; what Source aetually meant was that the DGI had the
third floor per Eurcpean.style of reference, which is the °
American fourth floor). . : : .
'
’ FEPTIL FLOOR +~ more living quarters (peesuriably the residential .
oceupants.of the CMUN, other then CONDE, live on this floor).
|
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a. Source stated that VELLACORTA.
2, but has stayed on with Prensa
tina “he is brother is in prison in Guba. Source
clieves that VILLACORTA Would defect were his beother ever able
to got out of Ciba. VILLACONTA cox aidlly dislikes the MUN and
fits pevsonnel. VILLACORTA, who has been reportedly pro-Chinese
in the past, has no deop politienl convictions, according to: .
Source. “Jose Antonio RBA asquez,, a member of the Cuban”
Delegation to the 23rd UN eval Assembly ‘this ‘year, has spent
quite “a bit‘of time with VILMACORTA in the past month. Source
[ thinks ‘that VILLACORTA may. be homosexual... . Y a foc.
Relations betyeen. the OU and the local Prensa. Latina Office.
jSource said that relations between the, two offices..continmue to be
marked with ill+fecling on both sides. The CMUN- personnel look °
down on. the two Prensa “Latina exployees, and the. latter are well ‘
aware ‘of this condescending attitude, . \
Be CMUN Morale. Source clained that morale is “high within the
" CNUN regarding Cuba's current status in the world. In response’ to
a question as to whether VIERA and JIMENDZ resented ‘the arrival of
PRENDES and BOZ4, and the consequent "demotion" of the first tivo
within the -DGI hierarchy herve, Source indicated that he had seen
no manifdstations of reseitment on the part of either VIERA or
JIMENEZ. Source believed that this was mainly because both PRENDES
2 Oe, and POZA have long been senior to VIERA and JIMENEZ.
oo ce We Proportion of Intel/Searity Persomel within the CMUN. of the 16
oe an officers of the CMUN, 12 are believed to he affiliated with either
. the DGI, DSE, or DIFR (the affiliation now thought for the code
clerks). PRENDLS, BOZA, VIERA, JIMENEZ, MORALES, and REYES are
known. to'be DGI officers. PINERO is a presumed DCI officer.
‘SANTANA is’ either DCI or DSE. ESPINOSA and GFLABERT are known DSF.
~ AGUILERA is known te ve either DSE or DIER (Investigations Depart~
“ment of the Rebel - A PERES is suspect DSE or DIFR. Only four
CMUN personnel are thout any intelligence or Security affiliation:
Ambassador ALARCON, DE SOUZA, PLAZA, and CONDE.
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"anti-ROA Mafia™ within the listry. “Major ambition at
this ‘time is to beeace en Anbussador in one. of the more
prestigious: posts sbroad. Interestingly,-he..is a distant
relative of Raul ROA. ‘Has been a member of the Cuban -CP
for/ 4/5 years. Source said that, FERNANDDZ COSSIO is
"making a career of Cénsuiism", meaning that he makes the.
system work, for him but is not iccolegically oriented. He !
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Directorate of. Socialist Countries of ‘the Cuban -Forcign ;
Ministry, who*.onee’ saved the. life of FERNANDEZ COSSIO.- during
BATISTA days. Source terms FERNANDEZ COSSIO a superficial
person, not an antellectucl type, and interested in lavang
“ey and-héving. money: to spend. a ; ee -
‘Det asta &
that allows him to lead his own-life. Would not consider
defection unless the ‘regime changed its attitude toward him,
ener. 330911
. which” is nae according to Source.
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Jose Antonia SABAZA Ve }
homosexual (consistent with other reporting on RABAZA). He
Works in International Organizations of the Foreign Ministry.
under Marta JIMENEZ Martinez, Deputy Chief. While in New York,
RABAZA has been very siendly with Alfonso VILLACORTA of the
locil Prensa Latine office. Source belioves that VILLACOR‘
{ RARAZS
at least has teridencies toward homosexuality himself.
‘is_very close: to Osmani_CIb
protected him inuthé Foreim Minis istry (other reporting has
indicated that RABAZA-fourd himself in difficulties with. the
jregime after an assignzént in Rome; he spent close to a year
.in prison). According to Source, CIENFUEGOS spoke up for
’ RABAZA and this is why he still is in the Foreign Ministry.
RABAZA does not associate with otiiers in the Deleg gation or in |
the CNUN; he spends little time in the UN Delegates Lounge,
contrary to others in the Delegation. Source characterized
his behavior as "myste>ious", and suspects that RABAZA may he
practicing his sexucl proclivities here. He is, well-educated
and speaks several languages « He considers himself to be a
good poet. .
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EVAREZ Tabla. ~ Not pro- Communist and not really pro-
CASTRO. A political rationalizer who-is happy with the regime
UWOZ.. RABAZA is, in Source'’s belief, a
UEGOS in Cuba, and the latter has
fi
:
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. Technical Assistants of the Delesation. -Source Stated that! all -
of the Technical Assistants of the Delegation are morbers of
the DGI, the. extcrnal intelligence seavice, All have ‘now de~'-
parted Now York. During their stay, Source observed that all
.S§pent their time with DGI officers assigned to the CMUN. ~The
only Technical Assistents personally known by Source are Ramon
SANCHEZ-PARODI Nontoto, Alvaro TAM\YO Tonseca, Rene VALENZUELA:
Acéba1; and Ednardo ARAOZ Agero. ~Sourt¢e did not’ know of any
specific duties or missions 6f any of the Technical Assistants;-~—- ~
re He. coiaented that TAMAYO was a, close friend of Alberto ‘BOZA,
. Piiidelco-Gato, First Secretary’ of ‘the CMUN, whdé specializes in.
. _ "Black Power" matters in New York. Source does not know if: any
more Technical Assistants will Come to New York.during the 23rd
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‘LONDON 7682 ‘(BEING RELAYED MADRID)* (IN 13411) —
“2 REQUEST MADRID. GABLE NAMES AND TRAVEL DATA’ ALL CUBAN.
- COURIERS OR EMBASSY INSPECTORS WHO HAVE ARRIVED OR DEPARTED MADRID ..
oy "SINCE MID-SEPTEMBER 68.. AUDIO TECHNICIANS KNOWN USE THIS COVER WHEN
TRAVELLING “ABROAD ON SWEEPING MISSIONS, ; .
2, NOTE THAT ROGELIO (RODRIGUEZ) LOPEZ ARRIVED MADRID 19
SEPT 68 PER MADRID-6153. RODRIGUEZ IDENTIFIED BY “AMCLOCK/1 OCT 67
AS CUBAN EMBASSY INSPECTOR, WOULD APPRECIATE ANY DETAILS VAILABL,
ONWARD TRAVEL BY. RODRIGUEZ AFTER ARRIVAL SPAIN. MADRID~62 1 iIN
HE ‘PLANNED’ ARRIVE ‘MADRID 16 SEPTEMBER IN TRANSIT GUINEA, N
CONFIRMED?
2. ‘LONDON: TO ASSIST IN EFFORT IDENTIFY PERSONS WHO CONDU
HAVE ARRIVED UK SINCE MID-SEPTEMBER 68. t3 ony
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4 The following is a current Listing (as “of 13 September 1968) of the
‘ officer sassig 1ed PGS to the, Cubar Permiynent: Mission jo.the United Nations
-{CMUN) in v York C it yey, Antel igence or security affiliation: is also shown
_ where applicable, The listing is-in-the probable order of real (as opposed’
to UN listing) progedencs, ‘As, can-be seen, the CMUN continucs to upgrade
Rlomatic. personnel and intelligence/security personnel. both
as well as quality.
- both legitimate di
in terms of -quantit}
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XGARCON 0 Quesada (201- 347590), Ambassador and -
A. Ricardo
‘tentative; 9; ‘ :
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Permariont -Repre:
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Be ‘Jo Raul IERA Linares (201-328953), Counsellor, DGI’
officer; © a .
: 8 i . -
; C, Jesus MENEZ Escobar (201-749244), Counsellor, DGL
officer; . ; i :
D. ANtonio pi OUZA Carvajal (201- 1-354048), Advisor (essentially
a a figuie~ ‘hea Se ut, Substantive responsibilities or power); :
t
E, Alberto
DGI officer;
Y Hidalgo- -Gato (291- 331832), First Secretary,
— e . Dole 420002
FE. Orlando RRENDEG Gutierrez (201= ?° ), First Secretary,
DGI officer {presence not confirmed-as of 13 September, but was
scheduled to vive Wetember : ;
Distribution: os
Orig, . & 1 - Chief, WH Cuba }
‘2 = Chief, DO Division acces delet a
2 - Chief of Station, mMcont woon- 9. TD
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G. Carlos MORALES Queveds (201 W77568), First Secretary,
DGL officer; ; : wo es nn
ie REYE Ss Vega (20- ~$16437), Se ccund Sceretary, DCI :
1, Lasifo ESPINOSA Bonet (201-816438), Third Seeretary, DSE
officer; . - : pincueniem
“J. Pedro Lifts PINERO Eirin {201- 82 4376), | Third § Secx retary,
presumed DGI officer; ee ;
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K. “Miguel Mant ic SANTANA Fraiz “(201= ? },_Altache, presumed
PGI officers ‘ - .. et
a & ga)
. M. Justo Cesar GELABERT Martine Bie a Attache,
reporte dly_ was_with DIER in. 1961, no. further information available;
Ze
N.O Rafe AGUILERA Batista (2o- ~351449), Attache. code ¢ clerk,
; either DIER < DSE Lemployeey . :
o.. Rotate CONDE. Figueredo (201- -354057), Attache; .
ares ore S 26752
P, Rolano PEREZ Alfonso’ (201s 7, ‘Attache, (here according
to UN records but not confirmed by LNERGO as of 4 September), .
2. In recent months visas have been requested. for the following officers,
but they have not arrived as yet, and presumably s some of them may not now be
_coming for one reason or another, .
| emer
A. Jorge LBOLANOS Suarez (201-787157), Counselor- ~designate,
was due to arrive in late August but presence ha Snot! ‘been confirmed:
Se
PE BL Rogelid MODRIGUEZ Lope:
designate, DO? officer, visa re
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not); a
C.Y Cecilia anon Brats (201- ? ), Second Secretary-
“+: designate, same ETA status as’ Rogelio RODRIGUEZ above,
2 (201-332 332665), First Secretary-
8 with no further
er Re. will come (presumably he will
3. VIERA Linares serves as Char ge d'Affaires in the absence of
Ambassador ALARCON Quesada, Up to this- ‘point, neither the Base nor LNERGO
have been able to state evidentially as to whether VIERA or JIMENEZ Escobar
is the sucessor to Chafik Homero SAKER Zenni (left PCS October 1967) as the —
DGI Station Chief. We both, however, tend to regard JIMENEZ as car rying the
most weight in terms of operational activity and in terms of effectiveness, Now,
with the arrival of BOZA Hidalgo- -Gato (who reportedly has been the deputy to
Ramon OROZA Naveran, head of U.S, operations for the DGI, per our last .
“ information), it remains to be seen if BOZA figures higher in the local hierarchy
‘than VIERA or JIMENEZ. With JIMENEZ, VIERA, BOZA, and PRENDES
» “Gutier rez, the local DGi station has more ranking talent than has been the norm,
The Cubans do not necessarily slot their intelligence: officers i in Mis sion titles
equivalent to their true ranks and responsibilities, ose ‘
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4, Interms of Gulne riability from. the LNUARP sti andpeint, the
: intellipence fsucurily personacl at this point appear to offer little in the,
way of approich potential. Jorge ROLANOS Suares (if he comes) and
“Gustavo Adolfo PLAZA Pétcrysen, on the-basis’ of known information,
seem the likeliest largets for us ay of now, Both the Buse and ‘LNERGO,
however, continue to luak at all of them in this. regard,
5. It will be noted from the above that-of the 16 GMUN personnel ,
now here, 8 are identified DGI/DSE, 2 are pr esuméd DGI, and lL (GELABERT)
may be DSE or DIER, The percentage of personnel involved with intelligence /
security thus ranges from a minimum of 50% up to 69% of the total CMUN
personnel stren, gth,
6. The number of official. Cubans | in New" York will, of course, be
swelled by the arrival-.of the Cuban Delegation to the 23rd UN General
Assembly this. month... We have requested, via DO BASE/NEW YORK 4844, -
no information, a
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Immigtation acd Natutdlization Service
Instructions: Any handwritten entries shall be in block capital letters. All Spanish names shall be y heaated wil the
father’s name litst and fhe mother's dame following.
". Director, Federal Bureau of ine tigatia So : a
Oepartment of Justice -
Washington, D.C. 20535
Sept. 20,1987
: has been admitted tothe United States under the provisions of Section 101 fa) Is (A) or mS
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: LOPEZ, DG1- OFFICER. WHO- ARRIVED MEXY 12 JUNE 67, “Is DELEGATE °
~ CONFERENCE On NATIONAL cosaitsstoxs OF UNESCO MEETING MEXICO, - :
~ Rgougst STATION REVIEW SC WASH 65760 ‘RE SUBJECT ACTIVITIES:
"| AND/or POSSIBLE ‘TRAVEL PLANS, -
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: EDUARDO, CASIMIRO, "JOSE ANTONIO - AND RA
2. STATIONED CUBAN EMBASSY MEXICO. CITY 1962 TUROUGIE
APRIL 1965, ‘BEGAN ASSIGNMENT AS THIRD SECRETARY AND PROMOTED .
TO SECOND SECRETARY 63,. NOVEMBER 64 IDEN, AGENT PENETRATION oF
THE YOUNG COMMUNISTS Or HONDURAS (JCH), A REVOLUTIONARY ONGANIZATION,
‘SENT MEXICO - BY Sch WITK PACKAGE TO TURN OVER TO CUBAN WHO WOULD
CONTACT AIM, DEN, CONTACTED BY RODRIGUEZ TO WHOM GAVE PACKAGE,
RODRIGUEZ SAID ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR IDEN GO CUBA SAME DAY, ;
- SEVERAL ‘HOURS ‘LATER RODRIGUEZ AGAIN ARRIVED IDEN HOTEL, TOLD HIM Ee !
NOT. NECESSARY GO CUBA, GAVE HIM PACKAGE AND FIFTY DOLLARS, INSTRUCTED
HIM. RETURN HONDURAS OVERLAND, PACKAGES TOO WELL WRAPPED FOR IDEN
TO IDENTIFY CONTENTS , ~ RODRIGUEZ ALSO INQUIRED ABOUT SEVERAL
RONDURANS WHO ORGANIZING GUERRILLA MOVEMENT FOR JCH,
. cont/ :
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REFERENCE - : DIR'98504
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_SITIVE“INFO INDICATES ‘RODRIGUEZ GOING GENEVA FROM MADRID,
2, REQUEST STATION PROVIDE ANY INFO POSSIBLE. i
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WHO EAS PREVIOUSLY: nevi REESE AS DCI OFFICER,
IF pOORLOLEZ AND LUCIO ARE IDENTICAL. “SREROFIEMED
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“gud et. This office has 20 objection to your including taforastion coa*
ig our comprandun of 6 April ‘1963 tn a report to the ‘Bureas of
rnst ions) Conmarce, The ‘Bereau of Custoas, and the Inaigration and
“Ib
‘Baturelizetion Service.
a . mo "2. It is noted that: sSccording ‘to- a usually reliable source, thie
‘4, + . suteewbila 1o-currently registered to Camilo Downech.Gadea, who waa
Comesréial Counselor of the Cuban Embassy until he left for Cuba ona
10 February 1965. As of the prasent date, the sutozbdile is atill being
_ used y the Cubon Eebesay. ;
-Distributton: Legal Attache
THIS IN¥ORMATION IS FROM A COMPIDEDSTIAL SOURCE. IT MUST KOT BE DISSEMINATED
; IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFF ICE ¥ETHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE
ORIGINATING GPFICE 18 MEXICO c1rr. .
FILES: 50-2-4-A- : 4
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SubJect rr GUNER, oF AUTO BEARING CALIFORNIA
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. This document is for the use o x
pnoy. only do neither 2% HOP AAT.
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without appropriate auther.2 **
Reference is made to your memorandum dated
_ April 6, 1965, captioned as above,
Me, It is noted. the automobile referred to in your ve
Memorandun. is. now.in possession of an. employee of the | :
Cuban Enbassy, ‘which could be a violation of export laws
.. Pegarding Cuba. Your approval is therefore requested to
include the information in Your nmemoranduz in a report
to the Bureau of International ‘Commerce, The Bureau of”
' Customs, and Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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ns oe 03 Was Feported ‘tn Reference that a tian identifying —
_ Biwsell as “Roberta” fron Costa: Rica phoned ‘the Cuban Esbassy,
oo Mexico City, on 23 Apri) 1965 g5in an attecpt ta get de-touen -.
iwhth the Suvcessor of Heeger iofPoadrt gue; Lopeg, Cuban oo
- [intertigence offieer: ¢ dan Turther stated that he was
‘jthe doctor: {friend of Manvel, presumably Banuel Mora. head
¥4 the Costa Rican Communist -Marty. 7 ;
/ 2. An interceptegsictter, dated 2 Bay 1965, towJudith _
serrata: from Or. Jorg 1a Hodriguez, Apartado 1212, San
woge, refers to Wis récant quic trip.to Mexico. Vega |
: wrote to Judith using her Party pseudo of Juanita Saenz,.
qt and at the end of the typewritten tctter he wrote by hand .
Ob; “Greetings to. Cafula and Engle (¢)". Cafwla js one of the
pseudos used by Costa Xican.Communtst leader Carlos Fults
Sibaja. Headquarters has been interested in Veyga's fre-
‘quent trips to Mexico and his intimate fefendship with :
Judith, as revealed by their telephone. conversations, but:
no derogatory information an Vega has been developed. :
However, the fact that he fs familiac with the Party :
‘pseudogs of Judith and Fallas Suggests that he may be nore:
involved than he appears to be, .
3. It Js requested that Station San Jose determine if
Or. Vega was in Mexico un 23 April 1965, the date of the
¢sll to the Cuban Embassy. The Station is again asked to
try to uncover any indication of subversive activity og: —
the part. of Vega. Is he friendly with the #ora brothers?
CHESTER D. DAINOLD
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CLASSIFICATION 3 HGS FILE NUMBER '
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SECRET "| 207442557
SECRET
Chief cf Station, Son Jose a xu
Chief, WH Divisien —
, ; Chief of Station, vextes Clty
PIRUMENAInknown Costa Rican in Contact with Cuban Embassy
Action Required: For information, and sée paragraph two.
oO 2 Oe “A. Aosording’ to LIEWoOY, of 23 April 1965, an unidentified man
. + -@alled the Cuban Exbassy in wexicu City to Speak to the Ambassador, .
° whe. was not -in, The man refused to give. his name ‘bit eatd ho was tho
per who. tobe. seen with Lhe-young blond man” from. the: ‘Embaesy,
“3 Sub: ikex iy secretary to tell the Ambassador that-he had
. Peéed¥ed-a abi frog ‘thé “Expassy’ apking Hin to:eave to. Kexico froa Costa
. Rica and ‘that ; .
“reservation then. “that they shad knoe :
of "Roberto®
supposed to mike the acquaiatance ©
person whovhad ‘tikeén -the: young place; and that the cable had
. e4id ‘to tel the ‘Ambassador ‘that. ‘he was the doctor friend of Manuel,
2. The. Station is unable to dentify Subject, However, ‘the Blond pan
o probably ‘Rogelio. Rodriguez Lo Second: Secretary and identified Cuban
intelli gence officer, who left PES for’Cuba on 5 March 1965, The Station
would be interested to mow the. Adantity of ‘Subject Lf it ean be determined
: by the: San Jose Station. —
Willard C, CURTIS”
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“had received the! caadle- at the ‘béginning of
alluded’ to some business they were ‘going to take care of, Finally, Subject.
SEGRE? oo 7 oo |
SUNT: . "ower of Alito Bearing California License” Yay alo
a. ference is sada to your nenorandum of 26 March 1965 on
" eatoschile which previously”bore California License HBy 10, mow.
“bas Mexican diplomatic plates De13 and is owed by the Cuban
i _. , Brbassy in vexteo City. The date on which the license plates vere
' 5, Chewiced 19 not kniw. :
bo 2. The deseripticn of Rogelio Rodrijues, who purchased the
A ‘eusomobile in.Califoria, does not fit the description! Roselio
"he Re
, “Rodrignez Lopez, who, was a uecber of the staff or tue Cuban RBobassy
in Hexico City at ‘the tine of the purchase; and the identity of the
Purchaser is unknowm. ; _
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‘gy dt, GECRIEFING AND FLUTTER ANKNOB*f-CONDUCTED DURING PERIOD ie
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EPORTING: TO. ‘WAVES: ;O1NG THIS. TOPIC WAVE ESTARLISHED’
REPORTED TO a ec ATIVE IMPORTANCE RAUL IIS CIS co MEXT ef
ORTANG Scene to WAVE AS CHIEF CIS OFFICER MENT. Ari EXPLAINS » 77
IMPORTANCE ATTRIDUTED TO HTS CIS:CO BASED ON FACT LATTER TREATED |:
RESPECTFULLY BY. FELLOW EMPLOYEES. “SIMILAR INSTANCE FUZZY REPORTING
RESULTED IN-A=1 REPORT TO«WAVE THAT SCTED
CIS. IN FACT A-1 YANTED VISIT SPA N “ORDER SPEND CHRISTM so
WITH FAKILY, .s0 HE SURFACED POSSIBILITY HIS: TRAVEL To SPAIN TO RAULe® |
+ RAUL RESPONDED: VOULD -LIKE VISTT SPAIN AND HIGHT CONTACT A=1 THERES |
DANGERS SUCH INACCURATE REPORTING IMPRESSED UPON A-1 WHO CLAINS
; RAICHT FACTS IN FUTURE. _
1 Se AS L'S-PAST CURRENT VALUE TO CIS CLEARLY NOMINAL VIEW Hrs Jj
VAGUE REPORTING TO.DATE. WAVE PLANS PROMOTE HIS STATUS WITH CIS “|
RINARILY BY PROMPTING HIM IN REPORTING TO CIS INFO HE “ihve ron")
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PASSING CIs. 0 ;
prone. REVIEWHIS CONTACTS. INDICATES -A=1 Has ACCESS MRR, SECOND
EROUT) HOST OTHER ANTI-GOC-INDIVIDUALS WAVE AND MEXI AREAS. FOR.
EXAMPLE Avd-LEARNED. FROM MANUEL (ARQUES) DIAZ {201-273018) THAT HE
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S PAST VALUE KUSARK ALSO REDUCED DUE PREINARILY A-1'S
IBJLITY PRECLUDING CLOSE. OPS GUIDANCE WHICH HE REQUIRES
N AVERAGE AGENTe . ItE SILLING SPEND § MONTHS TRAIL PERTOD:
EFFORT INCREASE CIS INTEREST EVALUATION OF HIN AT SANE TIME:
: ‘AVAILAB LE. FOR CLOSER XUSARK DIRECTION EXPLOITATION. - IF
OS RANTED ASL WILLING } iE. TAMELY: JOIN HEN NEXT FOR PERMANENT
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* 6 350 ETDe. a “ :
Tee IN CONTINUED ATTE: MPTS IDENTIFY Awl’ S CIS CO NEXT, FAVT : ,
SHOWED ‘A-1 WAVES MUG BOOK AND A-1 SUCCERD EGG DENTISVING ral
“MIS” CURRENT cIs co MEXE, AS IDENT TO_ROGELIG X RODRIGUEZ) Lov. f
. €291-332555). HUG BOOK ALS. SHOV "N ANNUG=L RO ALS9. TDENTIFT cn] SAME -
PLOTO AS THAT OF RODRICUE?.: ;
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Raptioned vehicle, not otherwise described, was observed on
' developed that Captioned vchicle is a 1961 Ford Falcon two-
. Investigation in California -has disclosed that the captioned
“vehicle was’ last S6ld to oné ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ who gave a
he was buying the ‘automobile for Someone else in Mexico, and
“would allegedly go to Mexico in the automobile,
. of the vehicle asa man. between 35 and 40 years of age,
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t has been ‘reliably reported to this office that
‘the -grounds 6f the Cuban -Embassy in Mexico City at 11:30 AWM.
on October 29, 1964, | . : 2
Investigation to date to identify the owner has
door with Vehicle Ider; ification’ Number 1R11$123981,
false address in the. Los Angeles area to the seller of the
vehicle, At the time of the sale, RODRIGUEZ indicated that
“ “RODRIGUEZ was described at the time ‘of the purchase |
apparently:.a Méxican (judging from his Spanish, dress, etc.)
and was allegedly staying with relatives in Los Angeles,
California; ™ _ .
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Excluded from Automatic - a4 5 apn ee
. Downgrading and Declassification : /- y7ss
CONFIDENTIAL
. “It 4s possible. that captioned automobile was :
‘purchased, a. Cuban. diplomatic éstablishment, Any informa-
tion ‘you may: have which would assist in ‘{dentifying the: owner
of this automobile would be groatly appreciated. : ao
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| CLASSIFICATION
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“OPERATIONAL | “INITIALS.
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POUCHING UNDER Ts 723649 PEOTOS OF CUEXCA,- RODRIGUEZ, AND VEGA, ce =
END OF FESSAGE .
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LP TEL ROOM ON 11 FEB, PRIO TOLD A-1
i TE EALKING DOWN MEXICO ‘Ci?! STREET,
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AMUG-1_ Review of LIt
ACTON BTQUIBLD - RU LRTNCES
‘REF; EXWA-25052, 23 Deceader 196%
1. .AMMUG-Liwae chova copies of several docisents obtained by LITADNT.2, .
an and attached to refercace for Esadquarters comentas Of ‘thoge stewn to AYMUG-1 o
on 2 February 1%55, osly-those translated in paragraph 3 were identified vy
*. him as ‘perteining | to i: : . :
“MeRG-L ‘pointed out the folloving: itéms of significance ‘in reference
. 2.’
to tm attached Sorresponderce: ; : _ .
, nazis “MALEERTO®. written ta pea. rh the upper “Fight band”
corner probably refers: to ths e "ALESRTO" of the LN Section’ of a .
the" Deb. we . eo 4
SO Be The name ‘in ‘the’ upper right hand corner indicates the
ae person to viiom the reply should ve directed.
os, - The wang, “FSRRO" written in the upper right bend comer
tae refers: a) JOse Miguel ROA, Fernandez who was assigned to- the °
- ‘Cuban’ ‘Eubdsy™ ar Foxteoy
a. ™ signature’ "PABLO" indicates it is ccvreepondence trom
Cuba to Mexico.
The documento referred to above hava been: translated for the
3,
record as fol.invs: : \
"30/1cts R: 2 Sos Zalogtos,
: - In tha eoath of Jesus __ IT am forwaniing a cable fron X-Ond
requesting f.1m3 of thas country ora ottor Ceatral American countries,
CONTINUED . o «
“ vibution:
&le ~ C8, Mexico city
j CROSS REFERENCE TO _
WQS FUE ease .
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CLAGRIFICATION
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DISPATCH
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* Wer ouggest - ‘you tas - care of this matter &s 6con as posoibdle and to report
vioining these files or of sédding sone person for the -
tins the cost of the operation.
_ the posal ities °
Revolutionary, -.
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_ those debts. If yo én ne,.80 you ‘vould bave realized that these were not i
. ' witha “your reac t);: for: which reason you vould have turned to ue, with.. -
¥* olution: to that problen. - . : . |
. We are: tnstruct! ng comrade ‘Bulogto to make you a reasonable ‘loan vij 4.
vhich you eon: “Ect ons of yur present debt. Tes ; . .
In the ‘future you should. ‘consult us and in particiler praesent a plan t to woe
courade Eulogio, ou. ORY, Proplos of that nature, with the confidence that 1%
Will be solved. . ;
_., You should make na a report, justifying the loan that you will get to.
pay tts dehta you have." _ . oo,
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE
_ SUBJECT: | General: AMMUG/1 Debriefing Report #271 |
' Spécific:pRogelio. RODRIGUEZ, Lopez/Photographic
; -.” Surveillance of Cuban Consulate, Mexico’ - .
City, a oe
: Of 9 February 1965, AMMUG/1 identified a photo-
.. graph:of Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez, Second Secretary at the.”
‘Cuban Embassy ‘in Mexico City and a member.of tie BGI =: 7
(Directorio General de Inteligencia). He also identifieda@ ~~ = = Sees
"photograph of RODRIGUEZ' wife whose name he could not
. recall, oe on, 7 -
SLs “2. ‘These photographs are part of the surveillance on the:
-Cuban,Consulate in Mexico City and were taken from the
’ following: |. ; ; .
Film No, ° - _ Photo ; Date : .
373. ~ 10 22 February 1964
_ : ' _ (Rogelio RODRIGUEZ)
279 15 | 26 November 1963
a ie ae (RODRIGUEZ' wife) oa
_ 8 Additional information on RODRIGUEZ is contained
“inethe following AMMUG/1 Debriefing Reports: 4 ds ‘ ’
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#153 dated 24 August 1964 (eek a cos”
gigi =." ~~ 9 September 1964- on 146
#217. 2 March 1965. ¢ we
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SUBJECT: General: AMMUG/1 Debriefing Report 6271.
i ' Specific:O Rogelio. RODRIGUEZ Lopez/ Photographic
v ; Surveillance of Cuban Consulate,- Mexico ©
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ep On February 1965, AMMUG/1 Identified a phot
fo. "Graph of Rovello RODRIGUEZ Lopez, Second Secretary at the
De ' Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and a memibex of the DG!
(Directorio General de Intelizencia). He also identified-a —
_ Photograph of RODRIGUEZ’ wife whose name he could not
recaly (ufe Egten Cavin Raates dc hedn zee.”
_ ° 8, . These photographs are part of the surveillance on the
Cuban Consulate in Mexico City and were taken from the
. following: oo . .
Film No. =———Ss~ Photo - Date
$73 10° 22 February 1964
- ; .! (Rogelio RODRIGUEZ)
379 BO. ag (26 November 1963
_ 4 (RODRIGUEZ wife)
8. Additional information on RODRIGUEZ 1s contained
in the following AMMUG/1 Debriefing Reports: oo
_ #153 dated 24 August 1964
#181" 9 September 1964. -
$217 +d 2 March 1965, -
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Subject: £/w: ‘Communications:
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In of edmmunieations, the agent ts given a ‘name, separate
a8 an indicator; Ia the Romeo Uperatt
~ from:bié owa. | pseudonyni, as
. ‘the use of the ‘sane JULIO" meant that’ the letter was
for "EDUARDO"
that'ls: kogello RODPIGUEZ,. who had that as one of his. peoudonya.a
3 Bnd! ‘ased: itin Auzast 1662 saben be was inthe LLA Section af
” BGI (Cuban, latelligence sérvice) Headquarters, The Valladares
"Operation slatilarly wed "GENAItO" to indicate that the letter wag
for “TESDURO, " identity unknown, but.a cage olficer in MA
Section in: August 1962,
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niéredles 10 febrero 1965.
pee pasinta cb: 20 le zué en su vie. por Luba. SUL hd de
que estupendauente. AGUILAR se alegra y conmente aué ecrfa
guy bueno cherlor siplicnente pues "a nosotros nos intercsen
mucho tus comentarios" de todo lo que segurocente he pocido
seguir 2ssde cerca. SOL agree que este he sido el viaje
nas inteligente que ha hecho, inteligente en el sentido dela _
cosprensidn, una cos& menos emotiya. AGUILAR esi lo eree y
snifiesta.‘que ohora ya tiene una base que debera servirle
pera la reapréciacién de auchus cosas. SUL dice que ddenfs
_tiere perisado. reerésar fuy pronto, y por tal: notivo- quisiera
AGUILAR, y sefiora fucron el sibado a cenor a su casa.
aR agrédece ld invitacién pero no puede. aceptar en vista
“ae que precisazenté eso dfa dcbor4 estar en Ciuded Cbregén,
.. pues’ tiene: él cobprosiso de hacer un recorrido rpido por'el.
Esta do. de- Sonora, pero. proacte que ¢ a su ee ce, oadrén do
acuerdo y se° ‘Yeuniréa,. re
eve
09124 /T1 Drs ALVAREZ (la. vos dol ‘frusitenal tee 4 SOLUTE!
AR2c) pregunta a la tkbajeda de Cuba por z Lig’ EoD AGU: oy
Va Ser inforuddo’ por JOERTI que no se encuentra deja cl reca-
. do siguiente: que lo esperaron ayer los espesos cue lo habfan
invitado: -Y que como no pudo’ir lo espersn el s&bedo para meren.
dar, | ‘porque ellos van a estar fuera. JGERIE toua nota y- poco
rd el recado. _ of
GalOMaKK
22° cierta wl ao oe
Tjol Ci de la oficina On
“la Psbajada cdo 9 CTO eaNbiLell d Dnorzera eon Seon.
pues es muy atligo de é1 y.que es el rrocur:dor de Ta sepiblica
y que | va a aclerar esas cosas cue han pubdlice2o en contra
-de nisno CANILO los disrios capitslinos. Este dice que lo tien
sin cilaode, pucs es la misma prensa cue sieapre ha ¢r iticado
a los grendes houbres y verdaderos précercs, con nes reozén
“ven @ criticcr a un pobre hombre comlo es él. JiullS dice que
de todas maneras " son unos uierdes, y bien nierdas", pero que
los verdaderos saigos estén con CALILO cue lo quieren de
“verdad. CAnILO » ‘lo gabe: y ce lo ogradece.
a0
10:15 Una eniples a del Tice. FUTAL PARALGO Seereterio del
‘Presidente de la Gran Comision tats Seénedo, 2 nenifiesta cue
-agucl desea ir a Cuba con su feailia en vieje de plecer. -
“El Vice-Consul ALiLN dice que.lo puede hacer. La enplecd
entorces solicita "un ‘salvo-conducto parg FICLNEGA". ii
: . + dndica qué no es necesario puce eso solo es cuando hey estado
- £ de guerra, pero cue st tiene pasaporte oficial puede otorger—
sele la visa. .
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Salidaa al 09,-1410.- Sin contestacitéa. Luogo Ro-~
gelio. RNodrf{guez pide una ‘confereneia. al 33565 de: La Habanae
‘y posteriormente pregunta a Bertha Pino (ompiezan a hablare
r nifaiero 309) ai ta recibido todas aus cartas y Rertha-
dice que ef. “Rogelio pregunta por qué no le ha con-- .-
“ha “responde y pregunta por Ol seveee ¥
testado y Bert!
: Rogelis indica quia ety mandé con Mario hace dos semanas, lo=
Bertha ne dé por enterada.
a titemo que ‘Los ‘aapatoss
—Sepeepude de Dra.Margot Machado con Rogelio para comunicarle-
Rogelio se alogra y pregunta eémoe.
eomenta “que bien y. engordando. “" | Nuevas=
t pregunta a Rogelio Bi eatd haciendo mu
“cho trio y Goto ‘dice que né, que ya ‘levanté. “Bertha Pro
gunta cémo. estén en la emba jada, y Rogelio comenta - ‘que todo-
"tqundo bien, Bertha pregunta cudndo Fregresan a Cuba -
. Vega. y $1 y Rog po” creé que hasta MATZOy 8 a principios; pre,
gunta si va a contestar sua cartas y Batha aclara que el
‘yierriés leo conteataron Y-. ‘le mandaron un ‘aobre anarillo con=
La Beflora de Samao Rogeliorque ya lo recibié; pregunta
ertha dice que né, que hasta. el-
“Rogeliorque
|. 641 ya empezdé a trabajar y
23 de febrero y ol martes ird a Santa Clara,
ayer con Bola do Nieve e Iviing, le mandé una carta; pregunta
si eatd de acuerdo con las cartas y Bertha indica que sf; ~
que le dé recuerdoa ‘a todos loa compafleros. Rogelio: ~-
que ostd bion.- 360,-— ,
Entrada equivocada.- 366.-
Salidas al 09.-1425.-Sin contestacién, Luego Rogelio
.. pregunta el importe de la llamada que hizo a Cuba y MF pide
“que dentro dé 20 minutos llame al 188440,- 380.- Poste-
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riormente Mt dé tiempo. y precio: de la llamada a Cuba.~383,- -
Salida al 141861,-1906.-J,8e cominica ala farmacia y-
pide: medicamentos a nombre de Cepedas- 396,-
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de materia azucare era,’ ya que purece que hay wna bihbliorrafia
que Durnnt estima que es muy moderna y le gustari pregun--.
turle ciertas cosas, Urdaniviascue Durant — @s un hombre _
de mueha confianza y muy. competente, : Armas ast& de -
acnerde y ®Erega. que Durant,le exatuvo hablando de una's pus : :
blicaciones sobre determinadas téenicas azucareras que se-- : :
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Urdanivia: jue, Durant tiene simpatfa. por la revulucién de“-- ;
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le daré sna tetdéfono, - “rnas acepta,’ --
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Urdanivia prarcunta que netiecias de sufiez tiene Y Armas indi
ea que eon éstos na ha sahido nada, sin embargo ost esperan
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“4, ReBidenciar Alvaro Obrezon 123, Dopto. 60S,
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Sefer Raul “APARICIO Nogales, Conscjero Cultural, ta
Seflora Raquel ABREU de Aparicio . : ue
Residencia: Zanora 199=4 (Condesa). Telefono: U-57-89 -
. Cantilo DONS!ECH Gadea, Consejero Cozercial
> Sefiora “Esther Natalia JESNEZ Navarro de Donenech :
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: Residencia: . Juanacatlan 25-401 (Condesa) Talefonos
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“Residenciar Francisco Marque 1 160 (Condesa). ‘Telefono: 1-13-26
" Sefér Reynaldo: CEPEDA Hiernandes, Tercer Secretario.
Residencia: : _ . . | + Telefonos
_Sefior Luis ALSERT Soute » Agregedo Cultural
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‘Sehér Enrique VILLAVICENCIO Argudin, agregado Diplonatico.
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SOURCE: PARA i[Georce K HARPER, LAS VILLAS PLANTATION |
OWIER (F) PARAS 2,3 AMARIA (B) PARA 4 AMBARK-1 (C) PARA 5
Ob [HARRY GRAHAM] (F)\ FROM OR MEMBER (F) ee
1. ERNESTO SUEVARA HAS MOVED WESTWARD. HIS EXACT
LOCATIGH NOT KNOWN 8UT 165 MEN THOUGHT TO BE UNDER HIS
COMMAND ARE CAMPED NEAR MANACAS IN WEST LAS VILLAS.
GUEVARA IMMEOIATE OBJECTIVE BELIEVED TO BE TO CUT OFF
CENTRAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC WEST OF SANTA CLARA. FCs AMBARK ~2
CONFIRMS THIS REBEL STRATEGY, SAYS MAY BE PLANNING TRY
CUT HIGHWAY AT SANTO DOMINGO. SC: HEAVY TRUCKS CANNOT .
TRAVEL EAST OF SANTA CLARA. BACKROADS CAN GE USED 8Y
AUTOS AND LIGHT TRUCKS. 4
2. 26TH OF JULY REPLACING CTC LABOR OFFICIALS
WITH PEOPLE ON SUGAR CENTRALES WHICH IT CAPTURES.
IN SIPRRA WBESTR*, IN CH'ROCE OF
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W. SMALL FEU FORCE ACTIVE NEAR COLISEO IN MATANZAS.
ARMS SHIPMENT SEIZEO IN CAYO HUESO, FLA WEEK 7 DEC
WAS PURCHASED BY FEU FOR USE IN HAVA, 4,
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1. The S¥ supplica? instructions receded to establich tvo-vay We
corresponience with AME jl are transmitted herevith. We realize that some of
the instruction forss . SUpplies which are. telag transmitted are duplicates
of those sent to the Station in support of other operations. Tovever, in ordcr
to facilitate the handling of cach operation, the gupplies for each are
furnished as a complete unit. This will preclude the need for berroving fran
one agent's sup lies to outfit another. 99
| 2. ANERE)vill write to the Cuse Ocficer, using carton systen 739337.
Two unused sheete of carbon #39337 should be {ceued to the oyent for this
purpose. Fe should be told to store then separately to avoid accidental loes
of his writing systema. Wis carbon syaten 19 developed by means of tablet
#30607. A supply of the developer water{al, in quantities sufficient for
ining purposes, eccorpenica this dispatch. of
. 3. According to the WH operctionnl ploo, SW messages written by afr.
vill be mulled to accommodation addresses in various Latin rican countries.
Th accordance with that, KURIOT vill provide tie nppropriate (Wil Field Staticus) 2
with the caterials necessary for devetoping the operatione] beBseccs.
&. AMERES. vill developthe SW messages he recetves by means pilz 497
#58838.) fe Should be tosued (twenty pills £58838 Yor that purpose. It is
recomenifed that the ogert td told to hide his cveloper matcricls tn ae cafe
place, This should not present much of a proolen vecause (the pills sré so QF
emall.\ We do sot génerelly recommend that{pilis be cancuflaged as vedic tnes.)9F
Even th cases vkere the SW inyredient(does have a bona fide mediciusl usoge,
the concentration represented by the pill vould usually be jn excess of tn
formal dosrge, d thus there would be a dencer of heviog on unvitting person
use them by ac ident .qqir the Cuse Officer feels thet for Operational reasons
it is desirable cemouflace the us medicines) they should only be kent fn «
dobtble whieh is clearly murked FoR EMMLRUAL USP OULYS 9G .
5. According to tie overrtionul plan, tie Tose to escent &: meesages will
be prepared for the Arve Division by KUNIOT et Neadquerters. The Area Divies’or
-will pouch the G saaces (23 “ulenk” sheets of stat toner D§g the mpnrorriate
Field Station for Eppitent oa of the cuver test and\uotling.
6. whe AMIGA] Case O'S !cer siould foutliarize himself vith the
accompanying subsites and tustructfo.s before eny attempt is unde to trein end
issue supplies to the acert. experience has shown that it 49 edvisable to plen
for two or three short (2 hour) scent treinin: sessions scheduled over e period
of days, rather then to utterpt to craz the truizimay: into ope leag session.
. 7. Speetal attention shewd be Given to plenhing the®edver correspondcuce.
It ig usually recomsended thet the agent use Galse Mase and return address) oa
his SW messaoczes to the S:etfon, thereby io-associat! ng hinsel? korpletely
from his Si reports once, they are tn the f2il cheroel 2 4enis requires that the
correapontence be ficticn-), und entails c certain amount of skill on the pert
of AMIRPlin fabricat! Rs avparently (guwent correspondeuce}?4Ue have found
that the use of 9 false postal ident ity)Prequently provides the egent with
considerable psycholosfes! recgsurance duriog the course of the operation.
3. The cover/
2 53223.
PRS TO
[Lor 3
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a. the ‘cover correspondence must tn oe wy aprear to be different from
the bulk of rail eniinirily fourd in the echroncel dcing used. It ahevid ec:.taino
ao [nforation which could be yleved ce Suspicious in eny way. The cxternel
Btpeets of the coresponmlcuce must be Tnascent fa all aspects tf the GW is te
be eagected to provide aay level of security.
_ 9. We have round that oh. meltarglite of may SY eysten dcpeacs teashy
exttrely on the care vith which {t Is used. Plesse stress the aced for enre-
fol writing techniques in your acent traiting sesstons.
\ .
1’, The folleving supplles and instructions are trensritted in support of
the oxfe: Operntion: q
S) q
Q., Stantard rakes vhieh describes tn detail how to
trite(vith a Sages oh&e
9
b. One Garton Boot e020}, labeled (Dstors?RiTrON CARBOU)is to be
used to demoiStrate the principles €orben).iting. The déVelopzent .
Fricess Sor this system can be carrled out in the egert's presence.
c+ Cue oztte (100 mt developer £20509)uhtch vill develop
the deronstra top urbod writing. ,
af da. Instruction wa/ 816029 )bortbing the development of the
(ceoNstrarion CARDO
49
to
; ul ‘
O bauoed iarpen Sheets £39337) The one 1nbelea (PRACTICE Capon)
is to bevused in training and 1s t6 be retained by thé Station. (iv )99
fre to be issued to the agent. The agent should not be allowed
[sesceze the development of this system, nor should he be shovn theaq
message after development. - :
4
f. Instruction form H-36037) specific instructions for the
devclopment(of carbon system £39337) 9
& tay pills £30607, )to be used to develop practice and real
messages written ¢*th carbon / 39337999
Rh. Teo practice mescages vritten with 3 ingotng SW system
which he shoulda use to practice his development technique.
9. .
i. Gventy-rive pits £58838 vixich na) vi2 usello develop the
SW measaces he-receives. Tyo or three (o> these Pills} should be used ;
in srainingsy ‘Tventy of the remaining p 1is\should bé {asued to the
4
a 3. Tastruction Form #8-26058) instructions for the use of
(asveloper £56838.) .
k. One copy of the “Station Matatenance of su Supplies forn.
1. Miscellaneous ftens such as (Cotton, swab sticks, and biotteres)
itexs generally useful for .SK processing. : -
il. You vill note thet tvo different xinas ot(carvon sheets)have been
subzitted with the supplies. Ore is labeled (DEMONSTRATION craBoy This should ;
be used in the practice session o: Y- It ahoilld be used to demonstrate (carvan
writin; technique the agent. Thig systen be developed in the agent's
prescrse. Tegth arbvona submitted (439337) constitute the agent's operatt
sending systenH (Cue Sheet of carbon '3933/\bas been labelea(PRAcTtce CAX307.)
Avter the acent has mastered the use of thé ONSTRETION CARBON should be
Given ce opportunity to write vith the (PRACTICE eat 1s very important -
that the Case Officer have the chenee to critique the at's SW writing :
technique with the actusl System which the agent will use. Havever, the agent
should oot/
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train mesenges written with the operational PRACTICE CARBON 7 .
the agent's techulque tg poor, he should, e(yhotosraphs yor tHeld ne
messages to point aut to the azent those“areas vhere improvemen. . . ied,
or-he should just discuss it verbally. me 9 ;
"1. The Station should retain the Gemnatmettod CaRporl) the (7ts 47. .
CARBON, and the rest of the cupplies. Please becr in mind t ci". sveloped
meson ard vorstag waterials should be treated as classified.
13. Please do not hesitate to request edditicnnl help fron} 37 as
needud.
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Enclosures: (1 Box &1 Env). /
1. Supplies & Instructions ,
2. Supplies ; 7 -
22 June 1960
Distiibution:
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"42 July’ 1960
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finence Division
ATTENTIONs C/o & TAB y
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SUBMCTs (tsut0 Anerice RODRIGUEZ
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1. Subjeet has beon recruitet by the Habana Station .
“at the rate of $300.00 per month effective 1 June 1960,
2. It fe requested that finance Division deposit the’
Ralary of Subject to (.cdount No. L4-335-10,, whitney Bit
EatSonal. Bank of. Kew. Orlenas, P.O. fox. 1260, Mew Orleans 10,
: Loutetana>y This accoutit is unter the nane offinilio Todricues. o4
: ‘3. The first deposit should be made on 30 Juno 1960 for
the month of Juno end ronthly thereafter until further notified.
4. Ro taxos are to bo withheld from Subject's ealary.
Je a. taterlino
“C/utVA
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Distribution:
Orig -& i - Addressee
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Lecemcer 1959
FERSCNAL DATA: && .
SS ee eee of Qa
~ NAME? (emi210 Ae Rodriguez) A os: (32\years. 0 :
nie ce BrinTH: (January 27, 1928)
_ (Wedade, Habana, Cuba. 96
. NATIONALITY: American. PLACE OF BIRTH: Havana, Cuba.
SCCIAL SECURITY NO.: (32-42-7817 ) ELSCTIVE SERVICE no. :(6- 45- 28-53 )
MARITAL STATUS: Married (21-1/2 Jears) CHILDREN :( boys, 1 girl )oG
'.BDUCATION: (Colegio De La Salle, Havana, Cuba 06
& La) 6
. PRESENT aponess: (s24fte%° FOCSA, Apt. 28-L, Calles 17 & ,)
leee Fortier High School, New Crleans,
lane University, New Grigans, La. Ie
DEGREES: Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts.
UNDERGRADUATE WCRK: Sctentific-Medicine Progran, majoring in
Psychology and ainoring in Biology and
“ Chemistry.
GRADUATE WORK: The Humanities, majoring in Linguistics and &
Literature. (Lac ing 1 more year to complete Q
work on my Ph. D.
6 0
HCNCRARY MENTIONS: (Pat K2epa chapted of (Phi igza Iota National
Honor Society) all graduate work done under
scholarships and fellowships provided by
oB(tuland) University and the State of Louisiana.
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES: |Phi Kecpa Sigma, Fhi Iota Alpna; Pan-American
Club, Internaticnal Club, Flying Club, &
American Association of Teachers of Seanish 0
and Portuguese.
«
PLACEMENT TESTS: Graduate Record Examination --~
Advanced Test Score: 670 (Upper 59 of National
Average).
-U. S. Civil Service Commission -~ 7792
Military Intelligence Research Specialist:
Grade GS-7
Intelligence Research Specialist: Grade GS-7
Poretgn Affairs cCfficer: Grade G5-7
~ LANGUAGES: Conversation: English, Spanish, Portuguese (pcor).
Reading: English, Spanisn, Fortuguese.
wr tine: Eng2ish, Spanish, Portuguese (poor).
working knowledge of: French, Italian.
CHARACTER REFERENCES: .
. . ») 06,
alnut St., New Orlear iS, La \o6 3
Y
r. David L. White, 612 Wa
Neo. Perry M. arthur, $cec Thanksgivirs Drive, Ferrine, Fla
Ur. Lee T. wolf, 420 fark Ave., Swarthmore, FaJonos | h %,
'r, Clarence Zehnder, Ziiftcio FCCSA, Apt. 2&-3, Calle 17 & ,) 060
Habana, Cuba. B08
iss Dorothy Manes3, e722 Palmer Ave.,. New CPseans, La.jaG / S
ae on C we tk ted any srraaae we ae, wee Pie ~ thy oP <} 06,0
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WORKING EXPERIENCE:
U.S.A. - 1948-1954; ‘
g £
9
Gas Refrigerating Co., New Orleans, La, ~-. Sales Counselor)
Cardiovascular Research Laboratory, Tulane School of Medicine, &
New Orleans, La. -- Research Technician. . .
{Middle America Research Institute, Tulane University, New Orleans] os
. -- Assistant Librarian, ~ . oa . ,
urd Infirmary, New Crleans, La. -- Medical Teghnictan.)
erlitz School of Languages, New Orleans, La._jé@& Professor.
ot{Tulane University,) Spanish Department, (New Orleans, La, --
(Teaching Fellow. (@
(Most of the above positions were held principally for
the purpose of providing addition income while doing
Graduate work at( Tulane Univagsity )
HAVANA, CUBA -_ 1954-1969, Branch Sales Office for the following:
. 9)
pleton Electric Co., Chicago, r113 -- Asst, District Manager.
Wlayrow-Hart--& Hegeman Slectric Co., Hartford, Conn.) -- Idem,
ntury clectric Co., St. Louis, Mo™) -- Idem.
6 [Hubbard and Company, Chicago, Ill.) =- Idem,
ot LL Hubbard Aluminum Products Co., Pittsburgh, Penn) -- Idem.
of (The Okonite Company, Passaic, N.J)-- Idem. .
- ce
This 1s a combined| Havana District Sales office,) handling the
individual business~of each of the above companies in this
territory, and representing their interests in Cuba.
‘ PRESENT POSITION AND DUTIES: oS
Since April 1954 I have been working as Assistant District ]
Manager of the Havana: District Sales Office for the above
described companies. In this capacity I have been directly
responsible for all business operations of these companies
throughout the territory of Cuba, It has been my duty to
promote the sale in Cuba of all items manufactured by said
companies; organizing representation in the main cities; appoint
distributors; assist in collection of accounts when necessary;
direct the servicing of their products in case of operating
difficulties; supervise the handling of all of their export-
import shipments; study the market conditions and trends,
analyze competitive situations and advise the factories accord-
ingly; cocperate with and advise local distributors in their
Sales promotion programs and assist with important accounts and
contracts; to ccunsel Management in sales policy and procedures
in this territory; and to protect in every way possible the
interests in Cuba of the above mentioned American manufacturers,
¥ RECUMS:
Due to the ecunomic’ ari political situation prevailing in Cuba,
and present restrictions on imported goods, I am considering the
advisability of making a change whereby I can improve my present
standing and future potentialities {n accordance with my educa-
tional qualifications and proven experiences. I am only inter--
ested itn working direct for an American Company, either at home
or abroad, with a starting base salary of about $12,000 a year.
dnl
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BELL 15 i
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JMZIP
CONF,
PLS PUT FOLLOWING INTO se WRITE COVER LETTER AND MAIL TO was
‘ "MSG NUMBER rive. (ian). RECEIVED ron i MSGS THRU FOURTEEN,
BE VERY CAREFUL OF(ELVIKA JOVANE DE Py 4S) WE HAVE REPORT SHE VERY
PRO-CASTRO. FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOU ALSO BEING SENT BY = * ;
RADIO. HENRY, CLINTON, HAPPY AND EUGENIO SHOULD LEAVE CUBA AS SOON
AS FEASIBLE. USE EVEHY MEANS AVAILABLE INCLUDING COMPANY FusDs
FOR LEGAL OR ILLEGAL TRAVEL. MEANTIME DIVORCE YOURSELF FROM OPERATIONS
AS HUCH AS POSSIBLE AND CONCENTRATE ON YOUR EXPILTRATION. ADVISE IF
OUR HELP NEEDED. IF ROBERTO WILLING BE ALTERNATE WI CHANNEL FOR
PETE AND KET PROVIDE 10M WITH RADIO. HE ONLY TO BS USED IN EMERGENCY. 997
‘USE INK AS PRIMARY CHAKWEL. INSTRUCT FELIPE USE SW AND COURIERS i
FOR HORMAL COMMO AKD WT ONLY FOR VERY URGENT MATTERS. WE SENDING
POUCH VIA TIGERS WIFE. FOR SECURITY REASONS WE REMOVED ENVELOPS
TEREB CONTAINING PERSONAL LETTERS AND REPLACED WITH ENVELOPE
CONTAINING PESOS FOR FELIPE MANAGE OPERATIONS. TELL FELIPES WIFE
‘
SEND PULL DETAILS BANK ACCT TO HENRYS PO BOX MIAMI. WE WILL
COOLOINATING OFFICERS
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ACTHOS REQUIRED = REFERERCES
Action Required: For Your [nformation
: Forwarded under separate cover attachment is a copy of a
letter from Fletcher M, KNIGHT to the widow of Peter Di
GERVENO for your information,
LO: \
Ellen F, MARGANY
Attachment:
Letter u/s/c
Distrisution:
3-COS, JNWAVE w/att u/s/c
DISPATCH SyMBCL AND NUMBER DATE 533
UFGS-10515
1 May 1968
Distribution:
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Dear Mra. Rodriguazt
I wos deeply moved by your recent letter
in which you so cloquently oxprossed appreclation
for help tha Agency proviced you.
I en most grateful to you for sharing with
mo pour thoushts about your husband's life and
his dcdication to this Agency. it 1s very coz=
Sorting for ma to kmow that wo havo been a source
of strongta in your time of corres.
ceca bo of heln cs time goss on, please
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Richard Helms
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REFS A. HVCW~7746 (NOT SENT JMWAVE) Jr even
Be. HVCA~14933 (NOT SENT JINAVE)
1. REQUEST HQS CONSIDER NOT CANCELLING PROJECT CIELBOW. REF B
POUCHED 14 NOVEMBER CONTAINS COVER RECOMMENDATIONS AND REQUEST THAT kas
SKEEK A REPLACEMENT FOR DIGERVENO, WHOSE DEATH REPORTED BY BANASIAK ON
RETURN FROM JMWAVE.
2 HUNKELER AND
DEVELOPMENTS SUBSEQUENT TO DRAFTING OF REF B.
SPANISH SPEAKING OFFICER WITH BUSINESS EXPERIENCE CAN BE OBTAINED
COS MET NIGHT 14 NOVEMBER TO DISCUSS 2USINESS-
HUNKELER BELIEVES IF
THERE WOULD BE NO PROELEM IN REPLACING DIGERVENO IN PROPOSED COVER
HUNKELER REPORTS GOOD PROGRESS MADE IN OBTAINING OUTLETS
_ MECHANISM.
AT COS REQUEST HE WILL PREPARE REPORT
FOR -HIS LINES OF MERCHANDISE.
FOR HOS AND STATION ON THIS PROGRESS UPON HIS RETURN stu ae.
3. JMVAVE: REQUEST STATION EXPRESS COS SYMPATHY TO WIFE OF
DIGERVENO, WHOSE DEATH BOTH PERSONAL AND OFFICIAL LOSS.
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SISACT .
Cover for Peter J. Pi Gerveno
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
1. The cever for Peter J. Di Gerveno was discussed by Robert S.
Hunkeler, Ghester B, Dagnillo and the undersigned on 7 and 9 November
1967, The purpose of the conversations was to determine the most
suitable cover to. be used under the broad umbrella offered by
Punkeler's various enterprises.
2. The following conclusions were reached:
a. That Di Gerveno will come to Caracas as the
representative for some of flunkeler's sales lines.
Specifically he will be the representative for IDENTITY-1,
which is Hunkeler's marketing firm.
b. In addition to representing IDENTITY-1, generally,
he will specifically be IDENTITY-I's sales agent for IDENTITY=2;
IDENTITY=3; and IDENTITY-4 and possibly for IDENTITY-5.
3. IDENTITY-2 is the manufacturer of a wide variety of
industrial epoxy products used in the construction industry and
as anti-corrosive coatings required by nost petroleum companies
in Venezuela. Hunkeler has conducted talks with IDENTITY-6, a
large local holding company engaged in a broad varicty of business
enterprises. I[NENTITY-6 is interested in marketing the IDENTITY-2
line. As sales agent for [PENTITY-1, Di Gerveno would also serve
as a technical advisor to IDENTITY-6, and would not interfere with
IPENTITY-6's marketing activities. Under these circumstances Ni Gerveno
would enjoy a degree of immediate sponsorship by an important local
firm which should assist in the rapid solidification of his status
cover.
ATTACHMENT: Under Separate Cover
1. Identity List
DISTRIBUTION:
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CROSS RENE DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DAlE
13 November 1967
1S FILE NUMBER
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4, IPENTITY-©3 is a line of liquid fertilizer in which
IPEXTITY-6 is also interested, However, since the local fertilizer
industry enioys protection in the forn of imrert licensine restrictions,
it will take from one te two years of nezotiation te letermine whether
the GOV will permit the importation of this line. fi Gerveno would, in
conjunction with IDENTITY=6, represent [DENTITY-1 in the negotiations
to obtain such permission, Again, this rele would provide a degree of
sponsorship by IDENSITY-6 and would enable Pi Gerveno to at least mect
significant government officials. While his oreraticnal objectives”
do not involve the GOV as a target, he could provide assessment and
other operational data useful avainst this target.
S. INENTITY-4 produces a line of concrete hlock manufacturing
machinery and accessories. There little doubt that as capital
equipment, these can he imported into Venezuela--but the number of
prospective buyers is limited. Such a line would not of itself support
Di Gerveno's cover, but would be a satisfactory supplement there to
which would be useful in explaining the fact that he will not devote
his full time to any one activity--and to account for at least that
portion of his income which could not be justified on the basis of
his work on behalf of IDENTITY-2 and -5.
6. IDENTITY-5 produces wrought iron for the utility industry.
IPENTITY-1 is considering accepting representation for IDENTITY=5 on
a hemisphere wide basis. - If this line is accented, and bi Gerveno
represents it locally, it will also help to enhance his status and to
account for what would normally be an unusual work pattern.
7. We do net wish at this point to get into a detailed
discussion of financial arrangements. If, as we hope, Pi Gerveno
does make some sales, commissions will be payable to hin. If under
existing regulations he could keep at teast a proportion of these,
we would favor it as an incentive to work at his cever. {f not, we
have confidence that he is a weil enough disciplined nrofessional,
to work at it in any event.
8. Ne would expect that the operational duties we have planned
for Di Gerveno will take about 29 hours a week. This would involve
meetings with the inside case officer; meetings with the agents;
preparation of contact reports, drafts of cables, intei reports and
dispatches, plus some time to think about his operations.
. o spend the balance of his work
week actually performing cover duties, fis pattern cannot be neatly:
defined as four hours for cover and four hours daily for operations.
Ilis daily pattern will vary widely and he must retain flexibility in
order to be available when needed for operational duties, Nevertheless,
to reiterate, he will have time for cover work and will be expected to
do it.
’ tt. Under these circumstances, we desire that he be thoroughly
trained in his cover duties and that he have a thorouch knowledge of the
products he is to sell. If it takes 6 months to train it--we expect
the 6 months to be used, As part of the training, an! to onen the doer
for his PCS arrival, when he has completed cover training with IDENTITY-1
through 4 (or 5), he and Hunkeler shewld visit Caracas tesether.
Nd Gerveno can be introducted by Hunkeler to his comrercial contacts,
they can seck of fice snace, and, generaliyv, lay the ereundverh for
hi Gerveno's PCS arrival shortly after the exploratory trip.
9 We would expect Di Gerveno t
WW. Please keep us advisec on action taken, and precress en this
rronosial.
12. Just befere the release of this dispatch we have learned of
Subject's death. This is a cause for real regret--but we would like to
ask Headquarters to retain this cover proposal and to seek a possible
substitute for i Gervenc who will have not only soo¢ knowledge of the
Spanish language, but sufficient commercial background tc fit, into the
proposed cover. _. _srefansks habande, 01.
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IDENTITY-2 - Eband Epoxies, Inc.
IDENTITY-3 - NA-CHURS Plant Food, Inc.
IDENTITY=4 - J W Appley & Sen, Inc.
AQENTITY=$5 °° = A‘ Byers Co; subsidiary of General Tire
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IDENTITY-6 - Boulton Bros
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APPRECIATE DIGIRVENO BEING PREPARED DISCUSS «MCLOCK'S REACTION TO
PARAGRAPH TWO REF C DURING EQS TDY. *
3. PLEASE ADVISE ETA. me
END OF MESSACE :
WH/CCG COMDENTS: *Ref 4A requested a veaciug on the status of
the plans and cining cl DIGZAVENO'S proposed
. PCS transfer to carc
weRef B suggested & set a date for
the celease of DiC nes” “PBRUMEN euch
co he can thereaicer i time sroparing
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: AXCLOCK*1L if he (ANCLOCK-1) could and would
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contact with a foreisa dipicaat in Havana
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ABOUT 1 JAN 68 SINCE THIS WOULD HAVE PROVIDED
SUFFICIENT TINE FOR COVER TRAINING AND TIMING WOLD
HAVE BEEN GOOD FOR SCHOOL TRANSFERS OF HIS-CHILDREN, — ,)/ 6” ¢
2. WHILE WOULD STILL LIKE TO ADHERE TO TIME cf ™
TABLE ORIGINALLY ENVISAGED, BELIEVED IT IMPORTANT
THAT AS MUCH TIME AS NECESSARY BE SPENT ON COVER
TRAINING TO INSURE THAT THIS PHASE OF OP 1S
SUCCESSFW.
3. SUGGEST HQS AND UMwaVE SET a DaTE FoR
RELEASE OF DIGERVENO FROM PBRUMEN DUTIES SO THAT
HE CAN THEREAFTER SPEND FULL TIME PREPARING FOR
CARACAS ASSIGNMENT. REALIZE IMPORTANCE AMCLOCK 1
OP AND IF DIGERVENO PRESENCE CONTINUES BE ESSENTIAL
TO THAT OP, SUGGEST PREPARATIONS BE MADE RELEASE
DIGERVENO FROM PBRUMEN DUTIES ABOUT 1 JANs THAT
TRAINING BE CONDUCTED WITH DUE DELISERATION TO
INSURE THCROUGHNESS$ AND THAT CONSIDERATION BE SECRET
14-0000
SECRET
PAGE 2 CARACAS 8124 SECRET
GIVEN HAVING DIGERVENO LEAVE FAMILY JMWAVE
UNTIL END SCHOOL SEMESTER JUNE 68.
“4. ~~ IN SUM, DIGERVENO ETA NOT CRITICAL
AND STATION PREFERS EVERY EFFORT BE MADE
INSURE VIABLE LONG TERM COVER TO TRYING MEET
AN ARBITRARY DATE FOR HIS ARRIVAL.
SECRET SECRET
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3 October 1967
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MEMORANTANi FORs Central Cover Stafffion-official
SUBJECT s None-vifictal Cover Request for
re, reter J. DI SERVING (p)
1. Approval for non-official ocver for’ Peter J. DI SERVRIO (p)
(former *MIRE-1) is requested, This Career Ajent has been employed
undor the same pseudonym since July 1961. Duriny the peried June
1960 through July 1951, he carried the cryptonym AKIRE-1. central
cover Staff has not been requested to develop non-official cover
for this agent before.
a Gener. z {e)
,2. Peter J. DI GERVENU (p) is a Career .yent in the JNWAVE
Station and will jo to Caracas, Venezucla, in the same employment
capacity. The proposed salary for him will be $13,709 per year
(eruivalent 35-135/3). other allowances which 1 GERVENO will be
entitled to during his assiygmment will be as foliows:
Cuarters Allowance 94,600 p.a.
Post Differential 10%
Equalization Allowance 2,200 p. a.
Education Allowance -
2 children at 3900 p.s. each 1,800 p.a.
2 childran at $1,000 p.a. each 2,000 p.ae
Trensfer Allowance 175
Tamporary Lodyinyg .lLlowance
$9.00 per dey per acult up to °
90 days
94.50 pec Gay per child under
ll years
Supplementary rost - Allowance
for 5 Gependents (other than wife
and seli) tor up to 90 days at
35,00 per auy.
Furniture Monetary Allowance $4,500
(Goes not include appliances)
?ppliances 650
Stove 9125.00
Refrigerator $295.00 _
Freezer $239.00
Costs of Air Travel and shipment of
personal effects
5,865.75
Total air fare from Miamt
to Caracas for six adults
and one child $929.50
Total per diem for &
Gay at $25.00 a pivce
for six ecults and one
child 81.25
Passport charyes (pictures,
fees, etc) for seven persons35.00
Taxis to and from
airports 20.00
. Total HES shipping and
storaye of 12,000 lbs at-
$40.00 per CAT ~ estimate
includes excess baggage
and air freight 4,800.00
’ Reimbursement for Venezuelan Income Tax computed
at 6% of reported salary, estimated at
$18, 369 1,102 p.a.
Reimbursement for operational use
600 Dede
DY 3SERVENO private vehicle.
3. ODI GERVENO and family are considercd to be mentally and
physically fit for overseas duty.
4. Current and previous cover utilized by Subject are as
follows:
(a) Subject was logitimately omployed in Havana, Cuba,
as the manayer of a combined Havana District Sales Office which
handled the individual businesses of several US firms during the
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period 1954 through Culy 1951. His income during that period of
time'was approximately 910,000 per year.
(b) Subject has been under non-official cover fréi
July 1961 to the present as a consultant for the Roberts Electronic
and Enyineering Service. This cover is backstopped from the principal
office in New Jersey.
5. Subject is available to assume the proposed cover
immediately.
6. It is proposed that Subject arrive in Caracas around the
beginning of January 1968.
7. ‘The project cryptonym under which Subject will be carried
1£ CIELBOW,
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l. . Date and place of birth: 27 January 1928 in Havana, Cuba,
Sex: Male. oo
Race: Caucasian = mildly dark skin.
Reliyions R man Catholic
Citizenship: US (naturalized) ”
Previous citizenship: cuban (by birth)
Farital Status: married.
Children: three sons ané one Gaughter ranginy in ages from
10 to 16 years old) :
Present reaidence sccress: 9361 S..., 178th Streat
. Perrine $7, Florida
2. Number and relationship of dapencents to accompany Subject
on his foreign assigament;
wife
Pour children - ranging in age trom 10 to 16
Mother-in-law
All of above dependents live with Subject at the address listed as
Subject's present residence.
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a bS in vgychology :
Tulane University (1943-1954) - Subject obtained
a M- in Humanities and lacks one year to completa
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4. Subject was a leyitimate businessman in Havana, Cuba, from
1954 through culy 1961. He was the general manager oi a Ravana
District Wales Office which represented saveral US firms (Appleton
Electric Co., Century clectric, Hubbare s-.luminum Products, Chkonite
Company) in cubs. In the ensuing perio from July 1961 to the
present, Subject has been eaployec by a Ci..-createé commercial
organization (JmMOCEAN), curing which time it might be presumed
that Subject acquired additional conmerical expertise. Subject's
Salary has canged from 416,000 (in Cuba) to 313,769 (currently).
5. Outsica interests which might provice basis for cover
development: None.
6. Qbjective personality evaluation: subject is vary friendly,
outgoing, neat in appearence and sully big-lLinjual. Uis fatness
reports reFlect his congeniality in addition to his conscientious
behavior and attitude.
7. Subject is consiuered to be financially solvent and to be
without any unnatural debts or outstanding loans.
3. Frevious foreign residence: Sudject lived in the US for
nine years while attencing Tulane University. The remainger of
cubject's life has been spent in Havana, Cuba, or Miami, Florida.
Subject has had seversi fairly extensive TDYs to severai Latin
éierican countries,
9. Subject Js fully bi-lingual (Spanish and English). He
has limited capability in vrortuygucse, Italian and French. He is
being assigned to a Spanish epeaking country.
Ce. 3 congigerations
1. Subject has been employee by Cia since June 1950. Subject
was granted a Type 4 clearanca on 5 ceptenber 1$01l in accition to the
issuance of a CSA on 27 January 1995 (25.. # 214 422) to permit
subject's conversion from Contract Employee to Career ¢ont Status.
2. subject is fully witting of CIA interest.
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insice Headquarters building on at least four occasions.
4. Subject was the Frincipal jcent for a Cuban stay-behind
operation during the period June 1960 through July 1961. On four
occasions, he was held and questionec for short neriods of time by
Cuban 2. chile there is no evidence thet Cuban 15 has positively
identified Subject as a CIA asset, it can be presumed that Cuban I5
is alert to the strong possibility of Subject's Cin connection.
subject's wife is fully witting of Subject's true employnent.’
Subject may have been exposed to other than cla staff employees by
_one of the members of his stay-behind net either curing the period
when he was operationally active in Cube or subsequently. However,
.while in Miani, Subject has stuciously avioded contact with tha
Cuban community, thereby obviating further speculation about his
present employment. Subject's ‘cover curing his tenure in Miami
(from July 1961 to the present) appears to have been excellent.
There are no relatives or close friends of cubject or his
wife in Venezuela.
S. No connection with any intelligence organization other
than CIA. : ‘
6. No acverse factors in subject's personal life.
7. subject has never used any Agency reference.
8&8 & 9. «After his present proposed tour, Subject will be
expected to continue in a elinilar capacity elsewhere in the wil
area, It 45 expected that Subject's tour in Caracas will be at least
four years.
10. Paula Ross RODRIGUEZ - wife. Resides with Subject.
11. Subject has both contract life insurance and contract
hospitalization under the auspices of this Agency.
a 12. No members of Subject's family have current clearances,
subject's wife is the only member ot his family that is watting
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l. Type ef Operation.
Subject will be a Principal Agent for established agents,
specifically tested penetrations of leitist/extrenist groups in
Venezuela. in the course of his activities, he will act as a
spotter and assessor of new agents, but will not be expected to
participate in attributable recruitment attempts.
2. Location. ——
varacas, Venezuela.
3. Subject should be able to travel freely throughout
Venezuela in addition to being able to occasionally make TDY
trips to other Latin American countries and Europe.
4 Ss & 35 as sh ¢ ble to cont
There are special groups Subject shovld be able to contact,
beyond those he could normally approach, given bis background and.
education. : mote
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5. Subject should be able to attribute an incomé of at isaat
318,000 per year.
: 6. Subject should be able to devote at least 30 hours a week
to operational cuties.
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No special conmunications channels will be necessary.
Be. cov Syugestions
: vover arrangements have been initiated with HUNKFLER in
Miami. HUNKELER has a consultant and sales organization operating
in Latin America and is considered by .H Civision as being able to ~
provice excellent cover for Subject.
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NONOFFICIAL COVER REQUEST
FOR INDIVIDUAL
To insure the most effective application of nonofficial cover, it Is
essential that cover requirements be brought to the attention of Central
Cover Staff in the earlicst stages of planning. As soon as it has been
determined that an agent is to be placed under nonofficial cover, either
in the United States or abroad, a mecting with a representative of
Central Cover Staff should be arranged. (When outside recruitment of
an agent for a nonofficial cover assignment is contemplated, Central
Cover Staff facilities are available to facilitate “clean” recruilments and
protect the agent against identification with CIA during the integration
period.) Initlal discussions will be informal and exploratory and should
:result in the elimination of unsuitable cover possibilities. Central Cover
“Staff, Nonofficial Cover Branch telephone extensions are 5144 and 5122.
Following the initial discussion, and based upon it, a cover require-
ment memorandum signed by or for the operating division chief should
be submitted to Central Cover Staff. It is specifically requested that a
headquarters case officer other than the agent himself be designated
to deal. with Central Cover Staff in the development of the desired non-
' + official cover, including the preparation of the cover requirement mem-
orandum, in order that this development may proceed on a completely
objective basis. This memorandum may be keyed to the paragraphs
numbered- below to obviate repetition.
No commitments will be made with any cover organization ‘until!
Central Cover Staff has been advised by memorandum that the proposed
cover and the agent’s participation in the operation have been concurred
in by the field and/or the Chief of Operations, DD,/P. Such memoranda
are to be signed by or for the division chief. Each agent proposed for
a nonofficial cover assignment is subject also to personal interview by a
designee of Chief, Central Cover Staff, for assessment as to his suit-
ability for the proposed cover. This interview, when required, will be
requested by Central Cover Staff.
At the conclusion of the discussions with the operating divisions and
discussions between representatives of Central Cover Staff and the cover
organization, two formal documents ordinarily will be prepared:
a. The first, a “Letter of Cover Instructions” addressed ta the agent
will be prepared by the Central Cover Staff. It will outline exactly
the cover story to be employed and will specify what is expected
of the agent to maintain a proper relationship to the cover fa-
cility. Each item in the instructions will be discussed with the
agent and/or his case officer by the Central Cover Staff case officer,
after which the agent will be required to acknow-edge the receipt
of these instructions. The branch chief concerned will also be
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conflicts with instruct-ons given the agent by the “(. di-
When the cover facility is a legitimate organization rather than
an Agency-controlled mechanism, a “Letter of Understanding”
with the cover organization is prepared by Contract Personnel Di-
vision. It is the “contract” with the cover organization.
“he “Letter of Understanding” and the “Letter of Cover Instructions”
| be submitted to the operating division for comments and concur-
ce before presentation, respectively, to the cover organization and
the agent for signature. Sanitized copies, in duplicate, of both the
tter of Caver Instructions” and tne “Letter of Understanding’ will
furnished the operating division—one copy of cach for headquarters
muon and one for transmittal to and retention by the field station
ils guidance and reference by the agent as required.
NONOFFICIAL COVER REQUEST
BENERAL INFORMATION
1.
Pscudonym of agent to be covered and any pseudonyms, cryp-
tonyms or ahases used previously. Has Central Cover Staff been
requested to develop nonofficial cover for this agent before? If
50, under what pseudonym, cryptonym or alias?
Current employment status and contemplated «Agency status
under cover if different from current status, Le., Staff Employee,
Staff Agent, Contract Employee, Contract Agent, Career Agent,
etc., Agency salary range, kinds and amounts of allowances to
which agent will be entitled during his assignment under non-
oficial cover, :
Is the agent now considered by the Agency's Medical, Psychiatric,
Asscssinent and Evaluations Staffs to be fit for overseas duty?
. Current and. or previous nonofficial or official covers employed by
the agent, including foreign and domestic, formal or informal
cover storics, with a statement as to the extent of backstopping
in cach case. Unbackstopped, informal cover stories used for
domestic disguise of CIA staff employment are specifically re-
quested. .
. Date of availability of agent to assume the cover. .
. VProporad date of departure for overseas post. It must be recog-
nized that cover necessitating the development of a new facility
ircquently requires several weeks for the necessary clearances of
the proposed cover facility's committing officials. Additional
weeks of negotiation, company training, etc., often are necessary.
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Project eryptonym under which agent will be carried. If there
is no approved project in the conventional: form, the basic author-
ity should be cited and a statement given that funds are available
to support any financial commitments made to the cover organt-
zation.
B. BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
1,
Date and place of birth, sex, race, religion, current citizenship
status, previous citizenship(s), marital status, children, present
and last previous residence addresses.
. Number and relationship of adult dependents to accumpany
agent on his foreign assignment, together with current residence
and a statement as to availability of biographical information on
each. Number and relationship of minors who are to accompany,
. Education (college transcripts may be required where academic
cover desired).
Business or professional experience including salary ranges in
previous positions.
. Outside interests, hobbies. ete., which might provide basis for
cover development.
Objective personality evaluation.
Agent’s personal financial status in general terms, including ap-
proximate amount of loans and debts outstanding.
. Previous foreign residence—generally discussed.
Language abilities with particular reference to language(s) Jn-
digenous to the area of assignment. If English ts not agent's
native language, state the degree of proficiency in Engtish.
C. SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
“1.
‘How tong has the agent been employed by CIA? Security ap-
proval number, date issued, and purpose for which granted. Any
derogatory information developed by investigation.
. Is agent to know specifically of CIA interest, only of U.S. Govern-
ment interest, or neither?
. How frequently has agent entered CIA headquarters installations
or field installations substantially identified as CIA?
Cite any identification of agent's CIA connection to other than
CIA staff personnel. Include relatives, friends, neighbors. Cite
any known or suspected foreign Intelligence interest in agent
at any time and any known Incidents or circumstances which
may have tended to compromise his cover security. Does the
agent or spouse have relatives or close friends in or near the
area of assignment? Are they presumed witting or unwitting
of his U.S. Government connection?
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. Has agent any past connection with or has his intelligence status—~ ~~
been Identified to OSS, SSU, CIG, G-2, A-2, CIC, ONI or any for-
eign intelligence, police or security service? Is any such con-
nection known outside CIA and the service involved?
. Any other factors, such as family problems, which might have
bearing upon the personal security of the agent or his ability to
live his cover.
. Has agent ever given CIA, Miss Violet Pitts, or “2430 E Street”
or other potentially compromising reference for credit or other
purposes? If so, where and approximately when? Cite any other
instances of employment of cover for credit or other purposes
not already cited above. Include specifically use of Agency-
provided cover units or facilities.
. After the currently proposed tour, do present plans for this agent
contemplate (a) continuation in a nonofficial cover status; (b)
transfer to an official cover status; (c) assignment to headquar-
ters or (d) termination? It must be recognized that protection
of certain nonofficial cover facilities precludes early assignment
to a more compromising cc-ver status after completion of the non-
official cover tour.
If this request is for interim cover, what are foreseeable plans
for eventual, more permanent cover?
Identity, relationship, degree of knowledgeability, and address of
person designated to Chief, Benefits and Counseling Branch,
Office uf Personnel for contact in the event of an emergency situ-
ation involving agent, as prescribed by HR 20-46.
Government or Agency-affliated beneficial plans in which agent
participates (WAEPA, GEHA, Federal Employees Group Life In-
surance, Association Benefit Plan, etc.) and other personal in-
surance held, together with Identity and location of beneficiaries
and whether or not each beneficiary is witting of agent's CIA
affiliation. ue
Agent's Selective Service, military or naval reserve status, Includ-
ing current unit attachment,
Clearance status o: agent, spouse, and other adult dependents
who will accompany agent overseas. Are spouse and adult de-
pendents knowledgeable of agent's CIA connection? His Govern-
ment connection? Has agent been polygraphed?
¥%. OPERATIONAL INFORMATION
1,
Type of Operation
The general type of operation involved, Le., CA, FI, COMMO,
Logistics, etc.. and the expected duration of assignment. The
sensitivity of the operation should be indicated—e.g., observation,
spotting and reporting only; case officer for established agents;
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recruitment of new agents; penctration operation—and a state-
ment should be included as to the identities of any individuals
and organizations, in the U.S. or abroad (other than CIA stall
personnel, cover facility officials, and those listed under 2(C)
(4) above), who are or will be made witting of agent's CIA or
U.S. Government affiliation while he is under this nonoflicial cover.
. Location
The city in which the agent is to reside should be spectficaily
stated and alternates in order of preference should be given
. Indicate localities outside of agent’s permanent: location which
agent should be free to visit and state the frequency and duration
of such visits. Also it is important to know whether or not the
time and intervals of such mectings will be determined by the
agent or dictated by influences or circumstances beyond his con-
trol. .
. Special groups agent should be able to contact
It is sometimes possible to relate a cover to a particular group
in the operational area, te. social, cultural, political, commercial.
If this is considered an important factor in the cover, this aspect
of the requirement should be explained in detaul.
. Approximate annual income which agent must be able to at-
tribute to the cover organization. Sound cover, of course, re-
quires overt (cover) explanation for a reasonable approximation
of the sum actually to be available to the agent through Agency
salary and allowances. However, a professional inteliigence
agent's qualifications frequently cannot plausibly command an
ostensible income from conmmercial or other lay sources nearly
approaching his Agency income. Firm understanding shou'd be
had relative to the agent's living within his cover income. Reser-
vation of a portion of his Agency remuncration may be required.
A less desirable alternative is the provision of additional cover
for income.
. Estimate of the minimum number of hours per week which the
agent must devote to operational duties.
. Communications channels desired
In rare instances it may be possible to set up SW means of com-
munication through the cover facility. If this is desired, the
justification and frequency of such communication facilities
Should be indicated.
. Cover Suggestions
Any specific cover suggestion or preferences expressed elther
by the agent or the operating division emphasizing the agent's
special suitability to the cover suggested and,‘or the special ad-
vantages of the cover vis-a-vis the target.
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REFS: A. DIRECTOR 29984 a Us i bi ly BY,
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1. LABANOW MET WITH DIGERVENO AT AIRPORT 24 AUGUST AND
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ASSOCIATES FACILITATED PRELIMINARY THREE SIDED CONVERSATION RE
COVER POSSIBILITIES AND TRAINING. HUNKELER AND DIGERVENO WHO
ALREADY ACQUAINTED, APPEAR HAVE GOOD RAPPORT.
2. DISCUSSION CENTERED AROUND TRAINING, BUT IT CLEAR THAT
HUNKELER FIAM OFFERS WIDE SCOPE COVER OPPORTUNITIES EITHER AS
SALES REP, IN MARKET ANALYSIS, OR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SURVEYS.
IN CONNECTION WITH LATTER, HUNKELER FIRM PLANS INITIATE
STUDY IN COSTA RICA DURING NEXT SEVERAL WEEKS WHICH MAY OFFER
OPPORTUNITY FOR ON THE JOB TRAINING FOR DIGERVENO IF LATTER
SPECIALTY DECIDED UPON.
3e FOR IMMEDIATE FUTURE SUGGEST THAT FOLL ACTION BE TAKEN
CONCURRENTLY WITH PREPARATION PROJECT IN ORDER TRY GET DIGERVENO
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C. IF POSSIBLE, DURING TRAINING PERIOD, SUGGEST
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3 “=
FROM 3 Chief, WH/3/Venezuela
SUBJECT : Assignment of Emilio Rodrigues
1. I wish to make it clear that I do not oppose
_the assignment of Rodrigues per se to Venezuela, but I
do have some reservations on what he is going to be
doing. COS, Caracas intends to use him as the case
officer for the CIHAVOC and CITILT Projects. Since both
are basically CBE/CI projects I think this is a great
Mistake. The amount of research in these projects
necessarily requires a great amount of files research
which Rodrigues in his cover situation will not be
able to do. This will entail a greater amount of work
for the inside case officer, defeating the purpose for
which Rodrigues was originally considered; freeing the
inside case officer for developmental work.
~ 2. The intoduction of Rodrigues into the CIHAVOC
Case will also intoduce one more step through which most
of the vital information that CIHAVOC-2 produces must
pass. For example, his info now goes through CIHAVOC-1
to the case officer. With the addition of Rodrigues
one more time consuming step will be added.
3. I am also of the firm opinion that different
case officers should be used for these operations
since beth are penetrations of the same party and at
times produce similar info. In addition, both are
extremely sensitive and.the compromise of one could
possibly lead to the compromise of the other.
4. I£ Rodrigues was assigned to Caracas for the
handling of a sensitive case which exposure would be
embarrassing to the United States, such as a high level
political penetration or a sensitive Soviet/Satellite
Case then it would be well justified. However, I feel
that his assignment as an outside case officer for
these two activities is not since they could be better
handled and serviced from the inside.
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5. Finally, the cost of placing Rodrigues in the ‘
field is not commensurate with his planned utilization.
It will cost over $49,000 for the first year and
appraximately $35,000 per year from then on. See
attached approximate schedule prepared by WH/Support.
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CARACAS CONSIDERATION THAT HIS WIFE BE EMPLOYED AS SECRETARY
FOR BUSINESS, WIFE IS EXPERIENCED COMMERCIAL SECKETARY WITH
KNOWLEDGE OF TYPING, SHORTHAND, FILING AND GEBNERAL OFFICE
PROCEDURES. ALSO SPEAKS FLUENT SPANISH. WIFE HAS NEVER
WORKED FOR WOFACT OR LNHARP.
2. BELIEVE USE OF DIGERVENO WIFE AS COVER COMPANY SEC-
RETARY. RATHER THAN.LOCAL. EMPLOYEES. AS DISCUSSED IN HOS, WOULD
GREATLY ENHANCE SECURITY OF OPERATION; AND WOULD OSVIOUSLY
FACILITATE DIGERVENO'S WORK IN OFFICE ON SENSITIVE REPORTS.
. 3. IF ADDRESSEES CONCUR, REQUEST PROPER TYPE CLEARANCE
FOR WIFE (IDEN). .
4. WHILE ABOVE ENVISAGES USE OF WIFE PRIMARILY IN COVER
CAPACITY, CARACAS MAY POSSIBLY SEE SOME ADVANTAGE HAVING HER
ALSO FAMILIARIZE HERSELF WITH WOFACT PROCEBDURES (REPORTS
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AVAILABLE FLIGHTS SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY NOT YET
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PROFOSED ACLION:
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wot it is recommended that Peter J. PEGCEVOHO y @ Lyz
25 Feovuasy 1907
Sun tha Pi branca ae che
Digesvco Liss gerved as an operations offiecs
Liical Stacion. Us performance during this posicd bas boo vocsecad>
ing. his peicary duty, and the one in watea iis poszor ea has beca
Guccpticnaliy coapatent, wags ag the principal cocbar of tha coecabted
“cpevational flying squad’ of the Station, i.c., ka traveled, alone
ov with cnothor officer, to various creas of tho woul :
id Lo fe
Cubsn teres porsonalities for recruitmone purposes; to cebst
wes
Lecrunted cgents oc regident agents traveliug cbsccd; to t
£3 oF more senior agenta; to serve us a consuse
reerutecd 5
eGvicur cu Cuban affalys for stations ov buses tieieh Gid uoe possess
fal OF et luowiedgeable regarding Cubay SpevduLons; to wid Susi
cauired
Uvaucions un conducting operations, to cenfers wath end, Waase
by tha iceal Statioa, to advise or assist Local Liaison cozviecos in
the coucuct of Cuban operations.
3. Guly ca offLeer with the highese quaiiviearlcus cakes a fully
effective “Llyiag squad" mexber, Wo muse be CaS an Cuvaa Upaniscn;
lie tust ave ered Mnouledge in depth concen wikis 5 Cuba, imesicddug tra
hutect aucernat Cavelopments, He muse have a porguuality unica cravies
Oumeials Semon occasion vory Sonics CLliciaiges co coLiae
S. Goveroment wuile serving; dusiecs Cuba coupicoa tha
risks dnvolved, lie must ba cote to truin eyents in
skllls involved in the caiucceauce of u residone
ate
Bua.
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acest in oa Comcunis: denied area, including OuVL, cecret writing, exypto-
Lroply, W/i poocedures, concealment devices, pecconul security, incelli+
gence coliccticu and reporting, He must be able to aucccxuplicn all o£
this training cgainst critical time linitetions. X%¢ es been Digcerveio's
ability to hendle this very complex and difficult job in a cunsdisecatly
effective cnd “secure winner which has won hin tha praise of te Nicnt
Station caueyemont and comcendations from several other field stations.
He hag turned in an exceptionally comzgetent performance in every operas
tion which he has handled. In a Station which considers ic has develicped
a nuxber of very capable and versatile operations ofxicers, Digerveno
tust be regarded as oae of the two or three tcp officers, regardless of
grade,
df.
WHO AGEN, BOD
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Poikbuw BUS Cirlizh:
Petey J, DIGERYEXO 27 Jan 1928! USA. | 2044274049.
Bié
ALPAL STaLus DUPEAUENDS (Relationshio ana lsu)
Harried Pauline - Wife - 30-Jenuary 1923
“tec, E=Llio < Son - 11 Septecber 1951 4
Joseph © Son - March 1953 #¥
Pated - Daughter - oo October 1954 7B
ELUCATION “i
i Dates Neaae af School Location bDepree Major Stuules
| 1945448 Tulane University Tulane, La. BS Psychology
1948-54 Tulene University Tulane, La. MA liumanities
Le
Sor gone
‘,
FORELGN LANGUAGS AS: LITIESs-Indicate Proficieicy--KeWeSol
Loacunce Recding Writing Speaking Uncerstending
Spanish * Fluent Fluent Ficeat Yiuans
Portugese Poor” Poor Poor Roose
italian Poor Poor Poor Poor
SO, Den em ee 5:1) ae
GENCY EXPEALENSE*-5 years prior to ¢ cy Connection (Luelude
Military Service) —
Dates © None of Snoloyer Location Job or Vunction
1954-1960 Uavena District Havana, Manuge¢
° Sales vrrice Cuba pes aanua
(Kepresentative epprosinately
for verious U.S.
firs)
AGENCY EXPERYELCY--stafé (3 Coutract oa Coveer Ka vontraec fi
Agent exGuic Ew Loyee
Dates *Cover iesloyer Name Location basic Salary Ops Tasks
Junce60—
July-61 Sexe ss above. Bona Hevana, $300 per conth Case Oxficer
fide business, Cuba
July-61+
Present JHOCEL2 Mieni, Fla, $15,521 per Fi Gps Orvic
onic
voAteo
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Poruounret
Peter J. DICEXVENO
Suumary of evaluation of past performance (if
‘
applacuple) wita enshasis
uua details of current performance for assigned operational tasks
PES LOSATLON AOS LCY TASK
June 60-July 61 — Havana, Cuba FL, PH, CA, C1, SB
July 6l-45ri1 65 Micali, Florida rr
Nuy 65=Presear , Hiani, Florida FE.
Deving the period June 1960-May 1965 DIGERVELO ccquired considerable |
FL cpervatienal cuperience, beginning with cpprowimatcly 19 moncks in a ;
kestile, Lonici Area atcosphere. He is a cose ccoiscicacicus oxxicer,
auscorbed by end dedicated to his work. -He is rescurcoiul, constructive,
*capabie aud ccquires a minimm of supervision. ic has Growth potcncial
a3 Cn Gperations Officer and can handle FI, C2 cad CA cases with equal
competence, His appearence is more typically Latin démoricca thaa cazive
United States wuica enhences his uscfulness iu Latina Acsvicca and some
Europesi posts. He would be most effective in cecp cover commorcial
aovignnents where his business experience and fluent Spanish can ba
used with maxicun effectiveness.
Guring, tic perlod May 1965 through Deccaber 1966, DICGERVELO has
tucned in ex unusually strong performance. [For dctaiicd information
concerning his performance see attached currence Fitness Repore.
en re TE A RR Rt
li case of "New Hire” include a personality asseysncint in terms of
capability, avcitude, and projected suitability; state names of vivision
personel who-heve interview hin; give account cr his performance in
current noneAgency job.
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PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
38 irom wholly inadeqette to sbghily less sear sclisicctary. A nutiy on Mis estasary leseres
peeve cemezcl cation. The nature of the octie.: coule rosie tua Cov.solin 3, to trier tics, jo places ga
sebcuca, 2 recgsigomest of to sepefation, Deacribe ectica remen of pecpotad in Section C, ”
B wy * +
Ferte. mance ecgerta all requiromonts. Wis entirely sotisicctery and ia cuarecterizod nouner by doticiangy cor
As Asogusto
earccilenco.
Poviormance is more than satisfactory. Cerised rosults ore being produced in a pzoiscions manner.
P- Proficient
$+ Sveng Pertocmance sa chorscterized by exceptionss pechictency.
O + Gytstendirg Peciosmcava 13 32 oxceztional in relation to segvirements cf tne work ond in comprises to the perlormance of
others oing s.asicr work ca to warrant srecic! tecognitica, .
SPECIFIC DUTIES
List va to sic ci the mess imyperrcat azecific duties performed duties the rating peeiod. lasert rcting leticr which bast desausss the
manner wo winch employec porters EACH spocifie duty. Consider CNLY effectivonass
brittsoS MUST be rated on their obility $0 sepervisa (1teicate 4
bet cf @arployoce aupervigeds.
With Suparvisory (OSPaK
SPECimic UST ANG. 1 rerreh
Develops, veeruits, trains, briefs and dispatches devied area !
resident agents, - , oO
SPECIFIC Det Ne? i Sas
Handles dceuied area resident agents thru clandestine comwmunica- |
> . or a 2 1 =
tious channels (OWVL, SW and W/T). 3
SPECINe Cory ho. 8 ; ; . T Rating
Hanalies agents. in Station area engaged in developing leuds to , PETER
denied area target officials and carrying out oporational support}
Lunctiions, . a)
SPECIFIC UvI¥ nO. 6 ; ! Pay
Reports by dispatch, cable and internal nenorandua, ; 5
1 Raking
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SPECIFIC Cot Y ho. dS .
Coordinates exrvensively with otherclements in vhe Station and !
with other Stations concerning his operatioual responsibilities, |
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OVERALL PERFORMANCE NCE IN CURRENT POSITION
Toro inta erect a everylaing bout tha employaa which Influence bi his ollectiverts. fa is eetrent pose nerrea
for. auce cf tpecitec Gutas, productivity, conduct on job, ccc, anal Wasser bey =
2 Neo POLL pared,’ °
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sading ta the stotomen: sie mosh Gcewaluly terlacta his ivval of poricamanca, |
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w tee der # pe thenne! bet Hiasner of performace ebioran fe ner pee te bac tee ts iets
: ee Te oo rest te ger erste thing hes ure, (Puatea souce a ewraed ww angers
‘ Bacto UC, utah @ se, avte seeetet poser.
"inis oirscer's perlornance dayany the sepouckaiys peraud ia Olen
dan tanguasked by vuisdanding Gevotsou to Gui Gad eleeplauua. CcUn-
- petchee in all phases of denied arca operauiioins. AS une ul tured
vllicer!s on the Station's "flying squad", Guojece has uraveticd wideds
/ and often to meet and handle denied area agents 2M WSL COUULELES as
fur separ 21ye
ated as Moxico City and Leirul, spoeudany six ult the Lase tuo
months away from the Station; despite the GCuusequent dauaupeton of as
tiumntiy lige, he has accepted and carried cut cyery ussipuuent whew une
Fuidbiny, chinusiase and consistently high Stanuueds “VE pevdtormince, iss
percepiive manipulation of people, wh@ther in epprouchangy aud cecrurtiliy
new apenis or guiding and controlling cstablishcd resident sources, nas|
shown pusative results in product quality und operational security
PO Cihveupuout the reporting period, lis ability to prepure au agence fos
clandestine operations in a denied area, in botit tradecrurt and psycno
uyical rms, 18 unsurpassed among officers Working upuiuse thir
target; he is’ amaginative, yet meticulous in puyily atvention to cue
muititude of detail needed for successful resident ageut vperutvions,
und is able to uraw extensively on his earlier personal CNPSVPacuce us
Stuyebehind vesident to buttress his bricfings. hivsc of his operation
contacts have been carricd out abroad, witiuvut vie fdvanrece Gr con-
Linuing personal contact with senior Statiou orricercs; despite the ofidn
untumiiiay tocal situation, he has consis tently ha ducadned the highest
sradecypart standards oan
SECTION D CERTIFICATION AND COMMEHTS
. BY EMPLOYEE
FY THAT | HAVE SEEN SECTIONS A, 8, AND C OF Its KEPORT
SNATUHE OF EMPLOYEE
m; Peter J. DI GIRVENO (cigned ih pieudo on Fld.
BY SUPERVISOR
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9 February 1967 ;:
MONTHS EMPLOYER HAS DEEN THIS REP “
UNDER Mr SUPERYISIOr Bee poe ms EPORT HAS NOT BEEN SHOWN TO Eide iGree, uivi EXPLANATION
20. 7 - |
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DATE sOF FICIAL TITLE OF SUPERVISOR Ter u ou riauiTeo NAME AK AHD SGHATUNE
| sft “uchew ieCullough
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9 February 1967 Chief, FI Branch, JMVAVE| (signed in pseuce on Pid. 7
3. ” BY REVIEWING OFFICIAL
COMMENTS UF HEVIEWING OFFICIAL .
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Sherlos
wherever he has been,
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Subjeet's rhwistic ability (bi-lingual Spanish-Luglisa) und
hos lovaval, orderly approach to his work are particularly ceifective . .
Usients With respect to clandestine communications, “how ouly is he. Tully
q“ualizricd io inpsivruct agents 2n SW and OWL (including the wse of uuacrical
aud Mhveral clpiers), but the clandestine messages he prepares hiuselgZ
are notable for megty content, unambiguous style and concise Format; ocher
ofiicers less fluent in Spanish frequently. consult him concerning their
own OWL or Si messages,
Althvuph Subject is a career agent, he haS functioned in a starf
eapaciry during west of his tour at this Station, Lacking experience
with dmiernal procedures at the beginning, he is tuday iully famaliay with
operational adiinistration aud support matters, and bis files (opevutional,
administrative und production) are among the best und wost complete in the
- Branch, He is by nature a gregarious person but is aisy seli~surricient
to Ga advanced deyree and likes to work on his own; left to his own
devices, he may speid undue time on routine detail wnach could be nundled
by iis seerctary or one of the Branch [As but this characcvvriucic hus been
woSt valuable duvainy TDY trips when circumstances have often lere in
W2Lhour the possibility of any qualified assistance, in uli his wosk he
Suovs & healthy resarvd for operational and adwinistrative economy and is
COST-COUNSCIOUS In the use of Tunds and materiel.
ne
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Subject's pergesmance merits an exceptionally sirong evaluation when
puted apaiust the cundards expected of staff offncers in his grade, He
is cu outstaudiugiy able agent nandler in Cuban operations and as he
‘ acquires brouger cxperience, can be expected to cumpare equally Lavorably
with oificers running denied area operations auywhere in the world, In
terns of persounl character and professional talent, he is a tine officer,
dedicated to the work of this organization, and it has been a distinct
pleasure tu have served with hin, ‘
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The Chacft of Station has chosen to vevicw this report
ano vracn ty underline the very high Gpision jiceld by Che
Stataci concerning the performance ui tnis otticuer, The
excellcut educational background, intense Gi votion te, duly,
cuprage, loagiuative approach to operat upeutenand Ling
ability, aud his tradecraft skills have tee: nutced in other
Yeperts And uced not be repeated here. Huesever, the revieser
Wistes to note that during the reporting periud, Jaced wath
a number of new operational challanges and a saucealble amount
of duucpendent werk in areas fat reneved irom tine Station
locutivn, Subject has turned in an unusaally stvouy performance,
Tn his handling ot several important and seusilive ageuts
being wounted inte a denied area Subject dencustrated
exceptional attention to detail, a tine kuuwledge od tradecrare,
ayd unusual good jgudsment in a uumber of diiticult operational
Situarions. Thus, the reviewer fully coneurs with the narrative
comments and the performance evaluations of the rating Officer.
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MARKED FOR INDE RING
MO INDEXING REQUIRED
OnLy QUALIFIED OF
CAM JUDGE INDEXING
“ Renewal of Robert S,. HUNKELER Contract
AcTo® REQUIRED - REFERENCES : =
Action Required: As Indicated
1, The present contract with Robert S, HUNKELER expires on 31
March 1967 and the question of renewal is up for immediate treatment
and decision, The paragraphs below outline the major factors to be-
‘considered in this matter. — -
2, HUNKELER is a former staff officer who resigned from WOFACT
in 1964 to establish a market research and marketing firm, He was
recontacted in the spring of 1965 and employed as an independent con-
tracter by the then COS, JMWAVE, who expressed the hope that this
relationship might set a standard fox use by WOFACT of former staff
officers as long term clandestine assets and outlined HUNKELER's duties
and responsibilities as follows:
a. To provide cover for WOFACT personnel abroad,
b, Spotter and assessor of Central American consular
community in Niami.
c. Spotter and assessor of recruitment targets throughout
Latin and Central America as developed through his travels and contacts.
Third party recruiter and agent handler, but only in
d.
certain carefully controlled circumstances,
3. These criginal concepts framing HUNKELER's activities have
continued as the major guide lines to his employment, Also added was
the task of. reporting such positive and operational intelligence as he
might elicit from his contacts and associates, .
Attachments .
1 -— Operational Review of
Robert S, HUNKELER h/w
2 - IDENTITIES u/s/c
Distribution:
3 - WH/COG w/atts.
FEB eu ls?
OATE
16 February 1967
ONSPATCH SYMBOL AND RUMBER
UFGA-27019
CANS RL FEREMCE TO
WH FLE QWaER
as/e? Phi ye#
CONTINUATION OF | i ns ALAND WOME
j RYBAT-SECR ET UFGA-27019
DISPATCH |
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4. The following summarizes the progress that was made in these
areas during the two year period of HUNKELER's contract status with us,
&. Cover was provided for a Berlin based agent, AMTHRILL/1,
Although the agent was terminated by Berlin Station, management of his
cover was competently and professionally handled by HUNKELER, HUNKELER
has continued to offer his services to WOFACT in this respect and,
although he could provide a cover office anywhere in the Latin American
sphere, has Specifically Suggested Haiti) the Dominican Republic, Costa
Rica and Venezuela, He is -now in the process of opening, on his own
initiative, branch offices in Venezuela and the Dominican Republic and
. again volunteered them for possible use as cover, According to HUNKFLER
Station Caracas has shown some interest in taking advantage of the offer
There has been no other use by WOFACT of this HUNKELER potential during
‘the past two years $°- Such use dn the future is an open question depend-
ing in part on whether WOFACT has a-requirement for cover facilities
such as this, and in part on the nature of our relationship with HUNKELE
b, HUNKELER has met frequently with members of the Central
and Latin American consular community in’ the Miami area, These &assoc-
dations were enhanced by HUNKELER‘ts activity and participation in
several international organizations concerned with business and social
relations among Latin and North American countries, Some operational
information was gathered about these Persons, but none of them ever
shaped up as a valid’ intelligence target worthy of further development
and recruitment, It is not expected that this target area will be of
any more interest in the future than it is now,
\
c. HUNKELER has a large nunber of business associates through
out Latin America and in his travels has contacted a number of governmen
_ officials up to the presidential level, Most of these contacts have
_ been of a business nature, One of them, a Panamanian legislator, is of
some interest to the Panama Station, Interest in the others has been
minimal, Future prospects remain open, but must be considered as long
range,
d, There has been no use made of HUNKELER as a third party
recruiter and agent handler during his.two year tenure, He has de-
clared himself always ready and willing to take on agent handling tasks,
but the Station has found it more advantageous and efficient to use
inside personnel for this, It ig highly unlikely that station Policy
will change in this regard,
4. HUNKELER has been on several business trips during this period,
On these occasions he was given an intelligence brief and his operation-
al expenses were defrayed by WOFACT, The results, in terms of dissemine
ated reports, have generally been negative,
5. Recently, HUNKELER provided an introduction to some individuals
who have a potential for use in the JMUNION program, There was some
discussion of continued activity for HUNKELER in this program, but it
was the consensus that there was not sufficient promise in his contri-
bution to merit retaining him for this purpose alone, It can ba ex-
pected, hcewever, that he might, in the future, assist in entree to
other persons of JMUNION interest,
6. Station JMWAVE is of the opinion that employment of Robert S,
HUNKELER has not had tho results that were hoped for when the contract-
ual relationship was first established, Recognition of this was implici
in the renegotiation of his salary scale from $4800 to $3600 Per annun
in March 1966 at the end of his first year's contract, It is also the
opinion of this Station that there is little likelihood of improvement
in the near future although it is recognived that a long range potential
exists, These statements are made without prejudice to Robert S,
HUNKELER, who has at all times taken a responsible, willing and coop-
erative attitude in his relationships with Station representatives. and
discussions of tasks and tho prospects of future employment, It should
be noted that HUNKELER wants very much to retain some form of rulation-
ship with the organivation, as much for reasons of interest in the
intelligence profession an for incese he might derive,
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CORTINUATION OF
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Headquarters Action Requested
it is JMWAVE's view that HUNKELER's only actual
potential value to WOFACT is as a support agent to WH Division as a
whole, in, supplying unofficial cover and possibly in spotting, develop-
fag, and-recruiting CMUNION assets. His value to operations of JMWAVE
Station itself will be non-existent or minimal, since there is ‘ttle
HUNKELER can do for that Station which cannot be accomplished more
easily by a staff employee. Therefore, it is requested that Head-
quarters review this case and comment as soon as possible, The
alternatives are;
Renewal of contract as it is at present salary of $3600
7. To summarize,
a.
per annum,
°
; b. Terminate, HUNKELER has advised that he is not prepared
to accept a salary under his present level, It is suggested that the
following representative memoranda also be read in this connection:
UFGT 18719, Memorandum 4n Lieu of Fitness Report
UFGA 26782, Unofficial Cover Opportunity, Caracas
WFGA 26598, JMUNION/Donald James Miller
SUFGA 26195, Unofficial Cover Opportunity, Haiti
UFGA 26170, HUNKELER Visit to Haiti
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8, The above was outlined to Robert S, HUNKELER on 15 February
1967 by his present Case Officer, Jeremy F. GEDLAND, After an object-
dive and frank discussion, HUNKELER requested that he be permitted an
opportunity to prepare & memorandum setting forth his views.on the
situation and further asked that it be forwarded to Headquarters in
conjunction with the present memorandum, The Case Officer agreed that
he should be granted the chance to so express himself and to be heard
on all levels where his employment was being treated of. HUNKELER's
memorandum is attached.
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; Career Agent Biozraphic Data
' Sn en rr ere eens ernes armen cemee
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, a. Pseudonyin of agent _Peter_ J. DiGerveno Staff or Division WH
: er v. Viservend ne
, ° b. Date and place of birth: ' 27 January’ 1928 - Cuba
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c. Marital status: Married
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dad. Relationship and years of birth of dependents:
Wife - 30 Jan 1923 Son - 1957
Son - 11 Sep 1951°
; Son - Mar 1953
toa a -,23 t 1954 :
\ c. PM onsnt rtd: USA . ; -
toy (V) Th naturalined, when? PY
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(2) If naturalized, where? be
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f, Non-ClA cducation to include name and location of college, degrees, isk
dates, and rerjfiss an
1945-48 Tulane University Tulane, La BS Psychology tio
1948-54 Tulane University Tulane, La MA Humanities he
g. Military service None ce
(1) Country served and years: 4s
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(2) Branch of service and rank: ;
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h. Noa-ClA employment: Kinds of business or profession, positions, ;
salaries, locations, aud dates:
1954-1960 - Was manager of a combined Havana District Sales —
Ofttes for various U, S, firms, Income estimated at about
$10,000 yearly. ¢ ’
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(Career Agent Biographic Data p, 2)
i. Da es of psycholog.cal assecsivent, professional and language
aptitude tests, if applicable:
*
). Languages, including English, using the following terms:
Elementary, Iitermediate, High, Native
Larguage Reading Writing Speaking
Spanish Fluent Fluent Fluent
3 Portuguese Poor Poor Poor
“ Italian Poor Poor Poor
French Poor Poor Poor
k. Agency trainings:
Subject Cavered Duration of Course Years Taken
!, Alias or pscudonyrn used for psychological assessment, testing or
training, if applicable:
ecurity clearance number:
3
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n, Date of last LOFLUTTER:
o, Gontract provisions: (Underline One)
(1) Provision for periodic step increases ~ Yes No
tebetive pay onereases You Wo
(2) Pvsevrnien fer be
(3) Preroviesin fr total offiet of coves ine ome Yes No
(4) Provision fur civil serviee retirement Yes No “ :
(5) Any unusual provisions (please specify) t :
POLONIA LB OH Lee RE PY I * Sa RE epee UE merge pm
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(Career Agent Bisgraphie Data p. 3)
p Date of beginning of current tour:
gq. Previous. GIA einployment: an .
Years Type of Cover CIA Duties Project City Salary.
15 Jul 1/61 Contract Agent JMWAVE $9600
(Moc)
1 Sep 19§2 NOC Conversion to
Contract Employee :
FI Ops Off ' Taskforce W JMWAVE $9600
17 Mar 9637" FI Ops Off © " " $10,400
5 Jan 1964" " wo " $10,950
“5 Jul 1964-0" ~~ " “ ” $11,295
14 Feb 1965 " ' Conversion to " ” $11,315
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ATTACHMENT TO UFGA 27019
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Operational Review of Robert S, Hunkeler
DATE: 16 “ebruary 1967 ee
Backgrounds
1. Shortly after Hunkeler resigned from KUBARK he
met with the then Chief of Station on several occasions
concerning Hunkelers potential use as a Station asset.
It was between the period following his resignation, and
before his first contract with the Station, that the COS
told Hunkeler that he wain a "cooling off period" during
which time Hunkeler should devote hig energies towards’ the
settlement of his personal affairgand the development of
his own business interests. Hunkeler was also told that
his value to the Station and to KUBARK would be increased
if he were free from all ties with KUBARK and ODYOKE in
‘order that Hunkeler may be available at a later date for
KUBARK assignments. The COS did not, however, make any
commitments to Hunkeler.
Developments:
2. During the months which followed Hunkelers resignation
he proceeded to attend to his personal affairs in Lakeland,
Florida, and established his company, Identity A, in the
WAVE area.
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3. After a number of months had lapsed, Hunkeler
was contacted by the Station COS and was recruited under |
a contract in the amount of $500.00 a month plus operational
expensese Hunkeler expressed a willingness to undertake
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any assignment and a desire to actively participate in
operations. (His initial target was largely limited to \
the monitoring of the activities and the personalities of
the foreign consular corp in the WAVE area and reporting
on matters of operational interest as they came to Hunkelers
attention.) |
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4.. Shortly after Hunkeler was placed under contract
he submitted a paper to the Station which spelled out a
number of specific tasks which he could, under the cover
of his company if required, undertake for the Station
or KUBARK, (Shese-escignments—ere—ctil)_eoemphable with -
-hie—present—eover—and—baskgroundy) There follows a list
of these tasks;
(a) Sale of KURIOT doctored parts and supplies
to the government of PBRUMEN through middlemen
and ina manner as to not disclose Hunkelers
involvement.
(bd) Providing non-official cover facilities
to persons being assigned overseas and who require
a tight, realistic and flexible cover,
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(c) Recruitment pitches, courier work, or ©
related assignaents anywhere in Latin America.
(ad) Monitoring of diplomatic and commercial
activities in the WAVE area.
(e) Reporting on targets of operational
interest, both in the WAVE area and in those
countries where Hunkeler Visits.
(f) Spotting and assessment of specific operational
. a
targets in the PBPRIME and in Latin America,
Review of Accomplishments:
56 Whereas Hunkeler remained ready and willing to
travel anywhere at anytime for any KUBARK assignment, he
was advised that his long range value would be jeopardized
if he were to take operational assignments involving any
degree of risk. Hunkeler was, in his opinion, "kept ina
vacuum" as regards his being able to serve ficld Stations
which have not to this date been made aware of his availability
to travel except in those cases when his business travel takes
to a country and the Field Station is advised of his presence
in the area.
6. From the outset Hunkeler began to report on develop=
ments in the WAVE area and he bagan to work in organizations
which would permit him to penetrate the diplomatic community
and strengthen his operational capabilities in terms of
being able to spot and aggess Latin American political
leaderse Hunkeler got him-self appointed to a policy
making position in the Identity B, he was elected to
the position of President of Identity C, appointed to
the Board of Directors of Identity D, was elected to
the position of President of Identity E, and became a
delegate to several conferences (Panana, Jamaica and
in PBPRIME) of the Identity F.
qT. It was largely as a result of Hunkelers Latin
American oriented commercial activities and his organizational
activities that he was able to provide timely and valuable
reports on the Dominican crisis, estatlish a personal
relationship with Identity @ and persons close to him,
spot and access several Fanamanian targets, and report
on the activities and recommendations of Identity H, an
organization which provides commercial policy to the President
of Panama.(See ) Hunkeler kept the Station
up to date on the personalities and activities of the Consular
Corp in the WAVE area, and has furnished assessments and
biographic information on 12 members of this group.
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8. Other accomplishments include the following;
(a) Operational “escorting: During the last two
years Hunkeler has traveled to and submitted
operational and/or intel reports about Mexico,
the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Venezuela,
Panama and Costa Rica, in addition to reports
originating in the WAVE area.
(bv) Establishment of Cover Pacilities: In 1966
Hunkeler set up and maintained cover facilities
for an agent who was initially trained in Hunkelers
companies and subsequently assigned to a European
pest where he remained until a person#@1 reduction
cut caused his termination. The cover aspects of
this ccver operation, however, were tight and
professionally mmaged by Hunkeler, Other cover
facilities developed by Hunkeler in this period
included a cover office facility in Haiti, Venezuela
and the Dominican Republic.
(c) Other: In late 1966 Hunkeler met with an Officer
assigned to the WAVE Station for the purpose of
reviewing the operational potentials of the Varibbeane
Hunkeler was able to provide the Officer with the
names and introductions to persons well known to
Hunkeler who are now in the “Caribbean or residing
in Miami and available to participate in Ment, DeBey
or informant capacities.
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Present Situation:
9. In early February, 1966, Hunkeler met with a Vase
Officer of the “racas Station who reviewed Hunkelers existing
business activities in Venezuela and who told Hunkeler that
the Caracas Station desired to use a Hunkeler company for
non-official cover purposes in Venezuela. The success
of Hunkelers commercial activities in the Dominican Republic
(and the corresponding move by Hunkeler to open an office
in Santo Domingo) is a recent development and there has not
yet been time to query Station Sanio Domingo as to whether or
not they have a requirement to use Hunkelers facilitiess
(Hunkeler is presently phasing out of much organizational
work in the WAVE area in order to devote more time .to the
chore of setting up his operations in Santo Domingo and
Venezuela where both of his companies are currently doing
business.)
106 There are several aspects of Hunkelers present business
activities which have not yet been finalized: He will soon
terminate his lease at his present address and has not yet
decided where to re-locate !:is offres; he is still in
negotiations with an investment group in Haiti and may
undertake a consultant type survey there which would provide
access to Haiti of possible interest to that Station.
Tle . When Hunkelers contract was about to expire in
Pebruary, 1966, he met with a Station Officer and advised
that he was fully in accord with a salary cut from $500.00
to $300.00 a month in keeping with budgetary cuts which
were evident at that time. Moreover, Hunkeler volunterily
ceased requesting reinbursement for operational expenses
choosing to use his KUBARK income for entertainment expenses
which oftines have operational value to KUBARK, Although he
has expressed his strong desire to continue his KUBARK
relationship under a renewal of his present contract for
$300.00 a month, he has advised that he does not care to
renew his contract for a figure of less than $300.00 a month.
CML LA
Robert S. Hunkeler
16 Pebruary 1967
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The NALAD Corporatie-n (North & Latin American “evelopment
Corporation), an exporting com any now specializing in
industrial equipment, light industrial plants, and
equipment.
Plorida Colombia Alliance, founded by the Secretary
of the State of Florida, Tom Adam§.
The Dominican~American Chanber of Commerce
The Miami~Dade County Chamber of Commerce
The International Affairs Council of the Miani-Dade County
Chamber of Commerce, the largest international trade
organization in the So:theastern U.S.
The Chamber of Commerce of the Americas, comprised of
47 Chambers of Commerces from 17 countries.
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Action Pequired: Pedauest for ger Peview of Files - Para
1. In the fall of 1960 an{lre 1 (Peter J, DI CEPVENQ)
recruited in Havana a UT operator candidate, whese name he
egnnet recall at this tire. This candidate was epotted and
awe eye. evra by AMPANIC-1, who passed the lead over to
re} APYPANIC-1 first eentacted the candidate on the porch
Pfercedes Genz Arency at Falecon and Frincipe Streets,
wt fas a ood sgentactel subject in the latter's apartnent in
the (fourt floon% a building located in the riddle of the, &
bie on ore nat) de of (@enocal Avenue (Infanta))Retween (vate)
San sone ets. Thik’ building had.a store in the fir
fl or, was p inted a pinkish beipe, and the apartments were
very srall (one bedroom and hath, livine-dining room corbina-~
OG tion and a smal kitchen). Subsect was at the tine workinp in
a hardware stor Ue divine with lis wife apd 2) small child, S
@ parduas was about (3 Sears old te") tale (120)1bs., wor re (thick
glasses, lipht complexion, Light ‘pair, protruding. Facial featured)
2. Subject tad experience as a professional “T onerator
and worked a clandestine 4T set for the Mrpranizacion futentica2t
9 6h) avainst the Satista reeime. AMPANTC-1 was a member of the
z (oa) and spotted subject through a leader of the (0A for whom
Subject worked in the underground. 2
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safehouse located at (39 San Rafael Street) which had been obtained
for that purpose by APFOX-L. AMFOX-1 attended the training
sessions as a look-out, but neither A'FC¥-1 nar AMCLEN-1 knew
the identity and address of the trainee. Training included the
clandestine operaticn of a RS-l, the use of sipnal plans, the use
of pads in coding and decoding, and personal security. Training
was conducted in the fall of 1969 after recruitment of Subject:
and with the ‘appreval of CO Ceease D, SCOPCOKY, who was AYIR EE LY s
CO at the time and to whoo full reforts were turned in on tha
(Continued) .
3. Subject was ery for a “Tet so by AMELEN-1 in a
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UFCA-7439
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trainin: and the {dentity of the candicate, Tub ject was never
activated and was kept on stand-by for possible use at a later
date, fer that pursose tena Pfdas were established ty Aire 1
and reported to his CO, Subject wan not surplied with a *T,set
and ac sipnal plans nor fade were issued tr his. ‘ {
ry AGee 1 recalls Subject was very secure in his clan estine
eentacts and operations, Despite estatlished bcna fides, A IRE}.
had consideratle trouble in rainine Subtect'a conficence.and of
three preliminary contacts tere necassarv sefore rettinr doen to
business, Subject wan last contacted by A! aptt at Subject’s
apartment described above, in January or FehPuiary 1961, At
this time Subject was still willing and ready to works
als, It is asaumed.that Headuarters files on the activities of
AMERDP1, AMGLEN-1 or AHFOX-1 will contain fortes of the training
reports and infornation reported by AMERE « We would appreciate
Headquarters assistance in ascertaininn Subject's identity and
present whereabouts in ogee to determine if he could st{ll be
used operationally insideA’tarret area, AMPANTC-1 has been
tereinated by JMWAVE f'4 Branch because of weakness in his personal
security, and it is believed best not to contact him on this
natter if possible.
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30 Ogtober 1961. - ST :
MEMORARIUM.FOR: Chief, ini
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. Se, _ ATTENTION : (eeovee Hleovas 7
SUBJECT : Cover for vive)
1. Pursuant to your vequivesient for status co seth 6!
the following devised cover has begn developed.
employed as of 1 November -J961, by Roberts ped AME vD. Engineering 24
Service, fa devised cover firm engaged in providing consulting
. services” in the field of electronics and electrical instrumente. ae
; His immediate position will be that of consultent’ assigned to the
° - Southeasterr "t gf the United States. This cover was selected
. in view or AMERE/1' ppt employment where he represented various
electrical suppliers 0
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: Roberts Electronic and Engineering Servieg}is oated at 9
S Goro a1 Glengvle Avenuc, Baltimore 15, Maryland; }elephone(RO 46770.
ais is a fully backstopped cover device which will list Ab / as '
one of its enployees thereby furnishing a credit and employment™J,
reference for him. His payments will be made to him by bank transfer ‘
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: CS-311/07888-69. dated 8 September 1969, an Iberian Airlines|
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“the Cubans), passed throurh Maghéid ou 23 September and told
_ ANAUTO-1 that there was an unidentified Cuban in A2XVALOLA
who is preparing a study on Spanish firms trading with Cuba,
ANAYTO-1 imnediately suspected: that this Cuban was an agent
of RVROCK and suggested that GARCIA Kot to know this porson
and try to elicit biographic information as well as attempt ;
to greta photoyraph of him for possible identification,
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18 SEPTEMBER. WIFE AND FAMILY ARRIVED MaDRID 47 SEPTEMBER.
_QUTIMID-REPORTED AMAUTOS PLAN REMAIN MADRID FOR aT LEAST
HOTHER” YEAR AND POSSIBLY TWO. WIFE PREGNANT WITH SIXTH CHILD.
2. STATION WILL SUBMIT OUR VIEWS ON ANAUTO=1 AFTER REVIEW
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INTERESTED PARTICULARLY HIS PRESENT STATUS,
TARGET,
_QUTINID REPORT MARCHE 69 (REF A) SUBJECT INTENDED ‘DEPART MADRID
REF B REPORTED SUBJECT HAD DEPARTED FOR HAVANA 4 AUG
LAVEST INFO (REF C) REPORTED
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BUT NO EQS INFO HIS DEPARTURE PCS.
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RETURNED TO CUBA FROM CHILE IN AUSUST 64 GHACHINE TRAVEL
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- HELD IN ROME IN JUNE/JULY 66; DESCRIBED AS OFFICIAL OF
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PLANNED Go HAVANA va MADRID 7 JULY. DURING BRIEF
SAPOVER AT MADR 1D @HIRPORT Ih TBRDED oe MEET 7 7 . . am
PRESIDENT OF ALFA-ROMSO COMPANY WHOM WILL
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REFS: A. “ OSMA 25059, 21 “APRIL 1969
' "B. DIRECTOR 16159 .
C. MADRID. 8882 (IN 92987)
1. PHOTOS FORWARDED WITH REP A SHOWN TO AMBEDEW-1 WHO
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IDENTIFIED FOLLOWING, NUMBERED PER REF: NO. 1, RECOGNIZED AS "GALLO, "
ae FORMER CHIEF OP CENTER, SPAIN. NO. 4. IDENTIFIED AS “ENCARGADO DE
; NEGOCIOS" IN SPAIN, GUILLERMO (RUIZ), A 1 ADDED THAT RUIZ WAS VERY
“DICTATORTAL" IN-HIS DEALINGS WITH DGI OFFICERS, AND THAT HE HAD
SERIOUS PERSONALITY CONFLICT WITH GALLO, NO. 6, RECOGNIZED AS THE
MAN A- 1 THINKS REPLACED GALLO AS CoC IN SPAIN, WHOSE PSEUDO IS
"DOMINGO, " — |
2, ALTHOUGH A- 1 THOUGHT PHOTO Xo. .2 LOOKED VERY FAMILIAR,
HE UNABLE IDENTIFY, DID NOT RECOGNIZE ANY OF REMAINDER PHOTOS,
3. BASED ON PACT PHOTOS SUBMITTED eITH REF A REPRESENT SMALL
PERCENTAGE NUMBER CUBAN DIPLONATS ASSIGNED SPAIN, PLUS FACT DGI KNOWN
TO UTILIZE COMMERCIAL OPFICE PERSONNEL, BELIEVE IT WORTHWHILE
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1. ALL QUTINiD INFO CKECKED THRU EARLY MORNING HOURS 19 MAY.
LATE EVE CALL TO HOTEL BY AMAGONIZE-1 REPORTED ANMEDIAgf1 NOT |”
YET ARRIVED MADRID. AMAGONIZE-1 INDICATED IN CONVERSATION WITH
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NIGHTS, NIGHT. 8TH SUPPOSEDLY VORKING LATE BUT TOGETHER, AT g193
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13 May, ; . . ;
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HER SEAR SHE Wout Not. CAMAUTO- 1 PROBABLY ALSO EXPRESSING —
- FEARS: OF FONOFF.) ANAGONIZE> 1 ‘CONSIDERED. THIS PREFOSTEROUS
SECAUSE OF HER COMPLETE LOYALTY TO THE FOREIGN MINISTER AND
“FACT SHE INCAPABLE ABANDONING HER DAUGHTERS. (WE SUSPECT
FONOFF NOW QUESTIONING OR RE-THINXING BASIS KER-LOYALTY AND ce
THEIR TRUST IN HER, AMAGONIZE-I HAS SAID THAT CHILDREN .
WOULD PROBABLY BE BETTER OFF WITHOUT HER THUS CONTRADICTING
STATEMENT ABOVE.) = OO
as IN VIEW SERIOUS SITUATION DESCRIBED ABOVE, OBVIOUSLY
PRECIPITATED BY ANBEDEM1 AFFAIR, REQUEST "eS CONSIDER APPROACH?
TO AMAGONIZE-1 UNDER FUSTEAL FLAG BEFORE HER DEPARTURE 5 MAY.
PITCH COULD ACCOMPLISH FOLLOWING:
ae SHE COULD ACCEPT PITCH AND YORK AGAINST PBRUNEN
TARGETS. (THIS CONTRARY TO APPROACH AGREED UPON By
STATION AND HQS, BUT AMAGONIZE-1 FREQUENTLY STATED SHE
| ALONE AND HAS NO-FRIENDS, HER BITTERNESS WITX PSRUNER
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RAISE QUESTION IN PBRUMEE MINDS ON WHETHER AMEEDEW1 - -
RECRUITED BY FUSTEAL OR BY WOLADY. (NO EVIDENCE PSRUNENA .
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THAT WANTED YOUNGER PERSON AND HAD ALREADY PLACED
ADVERTISEMENT IN LOCAL PAPER. AMAUTO-2 NOW WORKING
WITH NEW ENPLOYEE WHOSE LaST NeNE NOT YET KNCUN,
BUT A-2 WILL TRY O8TAIN. A-2 KAS PROVIDED LAYOUT
AMAUTO-1°S GFFICE AT ROME ANE DINING AREA.
Ze A-2 TCO NERVOUS AND TIMID TO MEET SUR.
REQUIRE EXENTS AND NO AéOUN ‘T REASSURANCE CCULD MITIGATE
FEARS. vs
3. A-2 WILL BE AVAILAELE Ta WIFE AMAUTO-1 FOR «
PART TINE “ORK THUS PREFER PosS NCT GE CANCELLED.
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5 “= -1,.POA REQUESTED FOR AMAUTO-5 (201-848517), A- 3's HUSBAND.
i WILL ADVISE.
i 2. | REQUEST “AMPLIFICATION PARA: 7 REF. - RECRUITMENT OF" _— o oe
AMAUTO-2 ACCOMPLISHED BY STATION UNILATERALLY, WHICH WE BELIEVE _ 7
ql WAS DESIRABLE MEANS. UNLESS OVERRIDING LOCAL CONSIDERATIONS _ sy,
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FOR SURFACING PLANS TO QUSEQUIN-37, WOULD PRESER CONTINUED
UNILATERAL OPERATION, |
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Cole Clerk Madrid
-Phote #3° Oreates. [BARREDA. Perez, First Secretary forierly_
. in Switzerland, ‘Mercedes ARIAS, wife :
Photo #4 (right to left) ‘Guillermo ‘RUIZ perez, Encargado*
ne de Négocics ; Nilde VECIANA de RUIZ, wife of
Encargado; Ricardo ESPINO- Martinez, Commercial
Counselor...
Photo #5 Ricardo xgpitio \iarttues, Commercial Counselor
Photo #6 (arrows oaly) Guillermo RUIZ Perez,
Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, First Secretary and
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. - Secretary to RUIZ .
Photo #15“ Nilda VECIANA de RUIZ
: Vera BORODOWSKY Jackievich
' Guillermo RUIZ Perez
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number of photographs of QUHOON crewmen preferrably photos of crewne
on the international circuit . including those of QUTRUNK-19,
QUCRASH-1 and QUZONE-1. We would suggest against showing only
thoge of our assets if photos of other crewmen are not available.
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1. REQUEST reyes MARIA JESUSA (MARTIN). VILLAR” AND mo -
JOSE: ANTONE (FERNANDEZ) CRESS, SCTH SPANISH CITIZENS WHO
AFPLYING FOR IMMIGRANT VISA FS SR “UNITED STATES. MARTIN
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FROM QuTIMID.
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QUTIMID 2@ MAR REVEALED -
BUT TAYING SAVE MONEY FOR TRAVEL.
-THAT MARTIN PROCESSING FOR VISA TO STATES BUT IS KEEPING
THIS NEWS FROY aANAUTOS. SHE ASCEIVES: MAIL FROM STATES
AT HOME FEMALE FRIEND AND HER PHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH
FRIENDS RE LETTERS ARE HUSH KUSH. SHE APPEARS PURPOSELY
TRYL3 WITHHOLD INFO FROM ANAUTOS. a
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“anauTo HOUSE KOLD ‘IN une aL THOUSH' -anauTos UNHAPPY BECAUSE’
AARTIN APPARENTLY TRUSTED “IN SENSE ‘THAT AMAUT OS CONFIDENT
CHILDREN IN Goo HANDS WHEN THEY LEAVE: TOWN OR ARE ; =
ENTERTAINING Our. ANAUTOS WANT” HER REMAIN WITH “THEM : 7
UNTIL AFTER TREIR HOME LEAVE “JULY- -AucusT, BUT MARTIN wants
LEAVE BEFORE. (HOME LEAVE PLANS NEW TO STATION. WE REPORTED - ;
EARLIER THAT AMAUTO-1 DID NOT WANT: RETURN SPAIN.)
4. OPERATIONAL BREAK” “ OCCURRED MGRNING 28 MAR WHEN NAME
OF FEMALE FAIEND UNCOVERED « | REQUEST TRACES AND PRIORITY
wig dia nee +
CLEARANCE ON TovaS <cHIDALGO) GAT (COMMONLY USE GATO AS LAST.
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NAME), BORN HAVANA, 22 AUG 1911 AND ON WIFE, ALINA. CFREYRE)
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CITIZENS. FATHER OF
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TowaS IS TOMAS GATO BOKN KEY WEST, FLORIDA 26 DEC 1885.
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MOTHER CELIA GOiaS BORN KEY WEST 1892.
1g JUNE 1968. HIDALGO IS MANAGER WOOLWORTHS MADRID AND GOOD
FRIEND AMERICAN CONSUL. IT WAS FROM CONSUL THAT WE OBTAINED
IFC ON MARTIN AND HUSBAND.
INGUIRE INTO PROCEDURE OBTAINING VISA FOR MARTIN AND HUSBAND.
ALINA CAME TO EMBASSY 24 MAR TO
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HIDALGOS LEAVING. “MADRID 2 APR FOR 7 - ao oe
HIDALGOS VERY Good FRIENDS .-
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APPROX TEN Day VISIT TO STATES.
OF FORMER AMERICAN CONSUL MARGARET HUSSMAN WHO Now IN
WASHINGTON. Has MAY WANT CONTACT KUSSMAN FOR ASSESSMENT.
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». between Subject ‘a he-Chief .of the,'Rumanian Trade. delegation,
in Spain; ‘duy¥ing : which. the Rumanian asked when they could’ tieet.
- ‘Subject © invited the ‘Rufianian : to His home where, he said, he
_ has” set up -a- small office and: was beginning to work more at
home . than: in-the office, because of the added comfort. (We
‘wouldn't be surprised if: this was. suggested by ‘his wife,-who ~
“is very-jealous of hér husband.) The meeting was arranged
for 1130 hours on 17 January. -AMAUTO-1 commented that he is
“up quite. early in the morning ,. “Presumably ‘to begin work in
his. office. - .
“2. ‘The. above report is the first we have received on..
'Subject's use of his home as an office. The invitation to f=
the Rumanian, of course, casts suspicion on the nature of the
’ conversation. coe =
3. Since his ‘move to new quarters, AMAUTO-1‘'s home is
about... 50- yards from two WOFIRM Staffers - Martin B. CRYMM and
Conrad B. FALAGIARO. .(See attached sketch). Edwin B. RATTEREE
‘lives. approximately 200 -yards from the AMAUTO home. This :
proximity to AMAUTO-1's home by three staffers brings up the
question of the use of an RF device to monitor conversations.
in AMAUTO's office at home, assuming at this time, that he.
has a phone in the office, most likely an extension of the
. home. phone: For planning purposes, we would appreciate from.
-MKNOVA a.list of: ‘requirements for a target study in the use.
of an RF device... If other means are available for external ©
penetration ‘of his home we would welcome your suggestions
and comments, Please advise us also if the RF device is still
a controlled item, which cannot be discussed with or released
tolaison. Your earliest reply would be appreciated,
Serer stecl’ 2 Scoobee’
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-dnto the. prograw of. the PBROWEN official establishment in’ Spain, the
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; AMAUTO=1 and his staff as they work toward expanding their contacts
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ficlds; ‘These developments vi) provide the subject matter for
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“publ ic Yelations"; ‘the QUDOZ® Reports have recently carried evie
dence of HRCUILE activety, _Because such activity automatically
means PBHUMEN involvément in Spain's internal affairs, QUOTA has
taken an even greater than usual: interest in these developments,
Translations of the transcripts detailing this Anforaation are given
below. ; ae
9. The earliest and certainly the gost striking MEGUILE in-
foreation was forwarded under ref A describing AMAUTO-1's advice
to AMADIEU-1' on the techniques of living a clandestine life, on
“the use of disguise and'on the becessity for good organization ‘tor
-. "with. bad’ organization we arelost". Then, 8 QUDOZE Report of:
_ 30 April. ‘68 summarized a discussion on the Isck of personrel in
“the: ‘Enbassy. to make scientific and technical contacts, at which
“time AMAUTO-1 digressed into describing the cover for a new sember.
of the staff whoa he apparently expected to arrive in the near,
future. "“..,. what is lacking is a comrade who could take care |
of the. cultural and- apparently the technical aspect also. Who
‘could also ascertain who are the ‘Avericans, their addresses, in “
what streets are located their...." He adds that this comrade will
have to move about, to make contacts, to be up on everything, and
if time remains to do other ‘things. . He added that he revenbers the
President (of PBRUHEN) gave much importance: to this as 4 matter of
honor for all the wissions abroad. He repeated that the techrical
“aspect (i.e.collecting technics) information) required a coarade, a
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‘comrade who learns the details of foreign commerce in order to be
‘able ‘to converse. yall vith people. Apparently this vould be: a,
type of overt Specialty thot they. would give to tho comrade who
“41a order to hide the true” purpose of his pission which yeuld be to
collect information -for. then a4 AMAUTO-=1 48. heard to comsent’ that
they have to “invyent™ the vork of this comrade in order that he j-
“ pight- ‘have a definite. specialyy; | AMAUTO~1 seers to be thinking of i.
a specific person becauge he. comments that he speaks tvo languages,
ne dee 1thes economics, ‘and ‘adds that at the end of two ‘Eonths he
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: Following the returé ‘of AMADRIFT-1. on the 7th of March €8,
via PBatniEn nati na] flight, after hone leave in PBRUMEN, the Qunoz4
matorial reporte xtensive conversations’ between AMA DRIFT—1. and :
AMAUTO=1 on future plans. Tvo- were of MHGUILE doterest:”
2 qupeze ” iport 6 43. warch 68, ‘AMAUTO-1 says, "this is...
With the American movement - ‘in. Spain: ‘and with the Bonopoly Lo
that: they have ery" e ‘He. saya, Tin ‘ay jucgenent our - :
‘undamental- probies o Spain from the political potat of
view is to ascertain what there is behind all - this, what
~. ‘there ‘here, we aust get ourselves in notion”. “That is a
very” dmportant point: for us, to ascertain what are their
’ names, who are those who are. here, .how they (the Americans:
are. moving" « He adds taat, "If we are able to find out, @
will be able to- ‘stop then. completely.”
B.. QUDOZE Report of ‘14 Mar 68. AMAUTO-1 says that they have
-. to find out “what are the forces in Spain, with the pos-
‘sibility of our haying access (to. thea)", He comments that
Spain, is'at’a crossroads interoaily and externally.- He -
says they have to find out what is happening in Spain,
whether they. give the workers liberty to strike, etc. i
He again repeats all they have to find out, ment fons find-
ing out "who are the sonarchists, what forces they repre-
to what forces are they united, who are the elezents
sent,
that ere being financed by the CIA and by the American
Embassy", "Which are those scattered elements that the
newspaper of. the Movement has accused of being backed by
the Awerican Eubassy, what. financial.pover do they have?” —
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‘anti-government demonstration by workers and students which, as: |
Headquarters is-aware, the police effectively handled. Ina 2 . H
May QUDOZE Report, AMAUTO-1 repeatedly commented on what a tremen- j
dous failure the dewonstration bad been; he kept asking AMADRIFT-2 |
what had happened, why the Spanish people had not responded, why
the workers had not, and finally said "The next demonstration we
are going to sane here a member (of the Eubassy". : .
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1. ‘The, following conversation came. from Subject source; .
“tat a meeting vith Hector GALLO and Aristides DIAZ,
- the following. statenent was sade by. Guilleres: ‘ROI;
Fe i Cuba Charge. ‘d’aftaires:
: "You know. ‘why " 3 saying. this... . because. the ‘CIA 1s
-.. directly intervening in ‘the internal affairs of ‘the
. Country, ARAGON can say “it, the DGS Director can Bay .
“4t, as.well as our dear. friend Don Camilo PONSEVEDRA.
(phon. ), and :here they don't permit ‘this or anything
'.. because they know very well that......here the Soviet.
KGB: as well as- the American CIA. can't,....because the
-Spatiards.....hate it so such. The Americans are trying
to asphyxiate this government, first because while
FRANCO 1s. in-powver . there ts always the great danger of |
. a revolt here. The Americans want to have @ government
‘tn Spain of the type Italy, France and Vest Gersany have,
a stable governnent’, that: has a high middle class} and
where there 18 o high standard of living, because when
you have the difference between the individual who is
eating.....and the individual who is eating a chicken,
then- you have a dangerous probien, because in Latin
Aserica we have. ...° but here in Europe it‘s different,
that is why I's telling you this.....they can be toter-
-vening in the government...,.that is why we Bust try, to
find out,"
2, Following 19 the identity of the , personnel involved -
a. Rector GALLO protieles, First. Secrotary of Cuban Embassy, also
believed to be Chief, DSE officer stationed at the Embassy.
by Aristides DIAZ Rovirosa, Second Secretary/Press Attache, ‘also’
possibly lavolved ia intel watters.
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. 1. “On 10 January 1968, AMAUTO-1, tn one of his many daily
discussions. with his ‘subordinates, reflected on the international
position of his country, and anong the things he said, we quote
the’ following which may be of possible interest to addressees.
Although part of the discussion was not heard because of the
emotional inflection of the speaker, we feel that the jist of
the discussion. is: clear and understandable, . .
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favorably disposed to do whatever. ««(ANAUTO-1 begins |
to talk against the United States) that when the :
Americans have to raise the white flar..,because the
first plane that appears on radar... (AMAUTO-1 is
speaking: excitedly and itis very difficult to wi
each.word Dut it appears that he is talking about the:
positions of missiles in Cuba), Havana, Las Villas and
Camaguey. and that with these missiles, we can cover
Miami, New York, and ali their bases, and all of their
mmierda't, , .4if the Americans say they are going ty
‘sad them (missiles? planes?), we will send then; if
‘ they (Americans) say they are yoing to dnvace us, the
first plane that comes to invade.,.(AMAUTO-1's sub-
ordinate remarked that 15 October G2 marked a point
’ in international politics, when tho Yankees ordered’
the Soviets to withdraw their missiles), . .(AM\UTO-1
injected) "they (the Sovicts) presented them (the ; ‘
Cubans) with ten bombs",
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that AMAUTO-1 might be confirming the presence ot offensive nis-
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987 aecoppaniod by his wife, ‘Rilea, aud ‘three
3 Fator ‘and ‘had’ let the various compononts of the
Cuban off) pint ‘establishment: in: Spain: run their own affaira,
Thia: ‘fact plus the inevitable tendency of a new chief to be
“a "new broda” and rearrange things according to bis own
lighta, ‘led Station .dadrid to expect Bowe changes particularly
within the. Fabaasy. However, the QUDOZR and QUTIXID operations
havo ‘ghovn: NUIZ.at least. initially to be an aggressive and.
; well organized, individual with tdeas of his.own that clearly.
reflect his background in comercial affairs and oropared to
sake changes that preaine to go beyond the superficial
s¥eeping of a new brooz. Underlying RUIZ's actions. and
' proposats is the clear isplication that he cane to vadrid
with: the specific: task of. ‘upgrading tho Cuban miseion in
Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness. Station
Wadrid will transait to the addressees the relevant
information on this program as it becomes available from the
7 QULOZE and QUTIMID operations ‘Along vith iaforration on the
official Cuban persona Litiea aduiniatering the program.
2. A atriking wifference between RUIZ and his
predecessor was noted in the QUROZE and GUTIBID reports of
that first week. RUIZ-has no inhibitions over spending
Goney. one of the Rabaesy cars, a Peugeot vas replaced with
& nev aodel and there vas discussion of replacing the other
two Peugeota with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked
up by the wife of GOVIN sho turned $200 over to her to go
ghopping at the Corte Ingleaa, one of xndrid’s tvo best
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Known. de ment stores, RUIZ checked vith GALLO, his
“deputy, on ‘the - propor clothes for diplomatic functions tin. |
Madrid and.an appointment was to be made with a tailor.
_ Nilda declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his
- family had lived ecoremic2ily was inadequate and thoy
decided to look for & chalet, something very spacious and
well-priced:..: They subsequently seriously considered one
‘known to-rent -for 30,000 pesetas ($500) per month and thon
_- “tufned it .dovna, dpparéatly for reasons other than price, A
: ew :tolex:‘wachine was ‘ordered for the Embassy, The technician
' "S"gtated they could’ install a. teletype that could only receive, |
_"t .-not-:send, messages but this seemed acceptable, So, .
4. December 1967, the day after his arrival,
- On Vonday,
consuls in Barcelona, Sevilla and
RUIZ ordéred the |
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( L attention was givén to adzinistrative
matters, trade and prop ganda. .Thé latte: two subjects will
be dealt with 41n separate dispatches. On the administrative
side, RUIZ listéned sympathetically to complaints about low
salaries, old buildings and inadequate operating budgets and
concluded by asking for a monthly report on receipts and
-expenses aod @-report.on the. consuls’ current needs, their
monthly balances-and their administrative activities. The
printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense
that kept recurring throughout the discussions,
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: 4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report
‘on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mission
in. general for forwarding to Havana and which he first .
discussed with his subordinates, He started by assuring
- them that he had "found great co-operation among all the
comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was
complete. Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no parsonnel
changes and Hector GALLO Portieles, who had previously beén
most eager to return PCS to Havana, now has gone to Havana
on vacation, He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967 Iberia
flight.
5. The Cuban mission has certain financial problems
since the present budget dates from previous yee73 and does
not cover current expenses... However, the “new economic
activities of the consulate" are expected to assist with the
problem, Here RUIZ is presumably referring to the pressure
brought to bear in November 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in
the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and
the Immigration. Office to force Cuban exiles to register
with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid
passport. Enough exiles have responded to this pressure to
relieve gome of the financial problems of the Cuban mission.
Thia source of income will Jastias long as the Cubans’ friends
in. the Foreign Ministry are able to assist them, ‘
G. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the.
_ airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a
continuing adrinistrative problem for the Embassy. Jose.
DIAZ Puga, who is in charge of this airport work has to
devote himself exclusivaly to taking care of the couriers
t when any come in, leaving visitors to fend
and their pouches )
for themselves, This situation. has been alleviated by
other Fmbassy staff members jaunting out to the airport at
will to meet the inconing planes. Now, RUIZ has declared
- that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because
they have a work plan to fulfill, Thus, he has left himself
with an uiresolved problem he’ must face in the very near
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‘7, . The new Ambassador concluded his roport vith three
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~ : ‘a, Rent another building where thea Chancillary,
: _ ", the Commercia? Office, the Consulate and the:
“ Cubana Offices can all ‘be housed: instead o% - |
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¢.-- Send another person from Cuba who has the
{background to take care of scientific work plus
_ .eontinuing the contacts the Nigeion will have
a . “" glready made. In view of RUIZ's previous
agent : _ statement on the completeness’ of the staff, suc
& person would likely be a non-official”
represéntative of.one of Cuba's cultural fronts
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there is a tremendous field for’ the Cubans, they have no .
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1. ‘Gui rréetmo- RUIZ ‘Perez, “Charge a@taffaires of the
‘Cuian Emi_assy: in Madrid, .has occupied. that post for
nearly a year. During that time, the QUDOZE/QUTIMID
material has revealed various facets of his personality,
showing him.to be.a man of volatile temper, an incessant
talker and with more breadth of experience and outlook
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people as possible and. in widening his circle. of
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‘world, He has_laid great emphasis. on cultural matters .
in outlining his plans for the Embassy's activities. He
has shown a certain intellectual restlessness, a desire
to keep abreast of events in the world outside of Cuba
and a willingness to accept whatever he deems to be good
“or useful from that exterior world. Thus, during his
early conversations with his staff soon after his arrival,
he extolled the virtues of the Yankee system. of "briefing"
‘and the fact that executives have privacy for con the =
was pre- -occupied: by the interpretation he would”
to give to Cuba here, that cultural relations were
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reduced to a very narrow etrele and Since Cuba was) "in"
economically it was now necessary to pive attention to..
the political and cultural fields, HNe~later commented
_on the. fact, that- Cuba ds practically unknown .in “Spain,
Tat “ubuh produéets are’ never seen in the local .storeg
and that ‘the view \of Cuba of the average Spaniard has”
_-cone fram ‘the exiles. tle has .continued™to discuss the
need for advertising Cuban products and considered
. decOrating nis office and his home: with Cuban items and
furniture so he could show a little bit of Cuba to his
Spanish. and foreign contacts, Another consequcnce of -
this'destre to put Cuba's best foot forward is a certain
harshness in dealing: with the shortcomings of his - me
. Colleagues and fellow Cubans outside the mission, calling
“attention to ani ‘deficiencies in their conduct and ways
of. dealing with: the persons they meet. As recently .ag
‘in ‘a’ QUDOZE -report ‘of 13 July he was complaining that the
‘Cubans. scem. to' have lost -the elegant touch in their |
' public functions, . . .
7 , 3.-.RUIZ's attitude toward money follows logically
(7 from his desire, that Cuba's prestige increase and he is
quite willing to spend money where it will show. The-
Embassy's 6 January. reception was’ an expensive affair,
the Embassy -and (Commercial officers take their Spanish
contacts to the best restaurants, he and his wife pay
30,000 pesetas (approximately $ 430.00) rent per month
for a house deemed suitable to his position and buy new
clothes without ‘hesitation for the various diplomatic
functions, © Before- he went on home leave on 6 August 1968,
he, was encouraging his stafr to rent better apartments
that would more nearly match their status as diplomats
and his wifo was looking for a different house for them, .
One with fewer maintenance headaches and with rooms large ny
_) ,-enough for, siiall receptions of as many as 40 people. aa
fai vf. this is quite in accord with RUIZ's own bourgdisa
¢ tastés, reflected more than any thing eIsé in his preat
. Intetest in clothes and in being well dressed. Yet the
Cuban mission Operates on a slim budget and the salaries
are not high. Station Madrid has no information on
whether Cuban mission personnel receive a housing
allowance but assumes they must as otherwise RUIZ, at
least, could never make cnds meet, RUIZ earns a gross
’ salary of $681.50 per month and all his living expenses
including clothes, food, medical expenses, education for
the couple's 5 children and perhaps utilities must come
.from this sum, RUIZ also expects to be able‘to invite
Cuban officiils transiting Madvid and his Soanish and
foreign contacts home for lunch or dinner at any time.
There is no indication that he receives a representation
allowance yet he will allow his wife to charge nothing
except the Ssaituries of two maids to the Embassy and she
can't economize on food when they are alone because he
will go out to a restaurant rather than eat rice and ‘beans,
RUIZ is. Plainly cautious in his dealings with Havana over
money, even while wanting to live as well as possible
in Madrid. The difference in the couple's manner of
living between Havana and Madrid must be striking since
RUIZ hada good position in the Ministry of Foreign Commerce
prior to becoming Charge d'Affaires and yet his wife told
Vera, the Embassy secretary and her closest friend, that
she did not have a refrigerator in Cuba and would like
to take one back with her if they did not return to Madrid
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4. As an individual, RUIZ has appeared in .
QUDOZE/QUTIMID as hervous, capricious, quick tempered. |
In contrast to his”pleasant” public appearance and ‘his
- usually acceptable telephone language, his private
conversation is vulgar, low and full of ugly words.
We SWears” contintally “and flics oft into. rages. He is
. a Compulsive talker. and apparently uses his long.
“conversations and his consultations over some course
_Of action as a mheans of psychological ‘reintorcement.
‘He has given the impression of being insecure in hig
-Rosit:ion and when faced with an accumulation or
problems in the office prior to home leave, was talking
of resigning: and returning to Cuba, This insecurity
may account for: ‘his touchiness over the way he is...
treated by the Spaniards, especially those in government
positions.” --He has been noted describing several of his
. interviews -with, Spanish Ministets or people holding
‘. Amportant. government positions at great length, going~
a into ‘much detail on the length of the meeting, if they
.- “shook hands, if the person smiled, if he liad anything
nice to say: about Cuba or the Cubans, etc. As the
addressees know, +RUIZ came to his post as a. transfer
-.. from thé Ministry of Foreign Commerce. On numerous
"|" -o€casions he has’ said that his life interest is in-
commerce and industry and prior. to his vacation ‘in Cuba,
he was increasingly depressed Over his present position
and his ability to fill it, which may account for some
of this sense of personal uncertainty. He has scemed
a hard worker and a man with good ideas on the work of
the ‘Embassy and how it should be organized, ideas which
he has repeated endlessly, but he has been unable to |.
inspire in his subordinates. In his disputes with GALLO
in June he complained about the lack of team spirit in
the office,
§. .RUIZ's political ideas are centered in the Cuban
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revolution and the Station considers him as an
if unquestioned regime Supporter. . However, his approach
, is différent from that of the younger, less. intelligent
,;men who have known nothing else. RUIZ has hada
-isufficient breadth of education and experience to make
ja choice, to have reached his own decision that the
‘Castro regime is good for Cuba and that Marxism as
interpreted by the Cubans is an adequate intellectual
foundation for life. A QUDOZE Report of 13 December 1967
included a discussion with a Spanish employee of the
Embassy during which RUIZ explained that the Cuban
revolution is different from any other revolution there
has ever been in the world, that it has different
characteristics and trajectories, that in spite of having
"a mark of Marxist principles it has many variations
which make it different. These variations are unknown
even to some of the comrades themselves. Ina QUDOZE
Report of 23 June, he commented on certain features of |
the Cuban system as “very difficult to understand unless
one is of the left". The QUDOZE Report of 4 July quoted
extensively in OSMA-24,112 of 9 August 1968 showed
most clearly RUIZ’s view of Cuba and the revolution as-
one entity and to_see himself within that structure, a
part of it and serving it. Beyond that, his mind runs
in business and public relations rather than political
channels and he has shown less interest in the policies
than in the power relationships @f the men within the
‘hierarchy Who administer the policies, He Has Been
able: to Avoid ‘sounding doctrinaire in his discussions and
has been able to deal satisfactorily with the wide variety
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of people he likes to meet. This last winter the couple
“Was able to find a secular school for their cnildren
«Where ‘they would wot be taught religion, Along with the
Fest of ‘his staff RUIZ has exaggerated ideas about the
size and aggressive intentions of the WOFIRM organization
in Spain ené@ its Siways on the tookout tor a “provocation".
even to the extent. of refusing to receive an-unknowa ;
nNewspuper. man who called for an interview.
a 6. RUIZ seems to have little time for his wife,
Nilda, and their children and, at least in public, his
‘attitude toward his wife has been quite curt. He has.
mentioned. on at least two occasions having "his problems
at home" and that all married couples have problems .
they alone can solve, but he -has never discussed them.
Nilda, for her part, in her long conversations with Vera
has. made no comments that would indicate any special
problems. - She-had always worked prior to coming to
Spair and at first was quite discontented with a life of
_ idleness, but adjusted herself to her new Situation,
She appears intelligent, competent, a good mother and
probably a good business woman, She is. outspoken but
also solicitous and affectionate with. her husband, always
- snterested in his work and encouraging him in what he
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wienda nfs adecusada a sus nocesidades que le que shora ocu-
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1, At. the time the referenced dispatch was prepared, .
_the QUDOZE Reports were showing the beginning of a full
fledged fight -between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Charge
d'affaires of the Cuban Embassy in Madrid and his first
Secretary,: Hector GALLO Portieles.. As so often happens in
human relations, less important issues proved the vehicle
for expressing deeper conflicts and problems, In this
case, the primary problem can be simply summarized. The
members of RUIZ's staff operate independently of their
chief and he feels he is neither consulted nor informed by
his subordinates on their activities, This is particularly
true in relation, to GALLO, The specific issues which
sparked their quarrels were RUIZ's dispute with Emilio
ROMERO, editor of the newspapcr Pueblo, and the distribution
-of Che GUEVARA's Diary. .- ; .
2. A QUDOZE Report of 2 July 1968 outlined a hot
‘discussion that ensued when RUIZ went into a rage over a"
phone call GALLO had received from Emilio ROMERO, RUIZ
and ROMERO are not on speaking terms whereas GALLO and
ROMERO get along well, GALLO said, he ‘feared enmity with
ROMERO would bring about the. publication of articles
unfavorable to Cuba whereas RUIZ replied that when the first |
unfavorable article comes out, he will:take it to the
Foreign Minister and settle the matter’on that level, He
pelieves that he represents Cuba in Spain and that his
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in public that he takes, a not unreasonable demand on
the part of a Chief of Mission, RUIZ bluntly told GALLO
“that he, GALLO, had committed an error.and GALLO just as
bluntly. disagreed, - GALLO's view was that RUIZ had come in
im a bad humor and nothing pleased him whereas RUIZ felt
GALLO. should try putting himself in RUIZ's place, something
he-claims GALLO is incapable of doing. Finally, this
particular argument ended ina form of compromise with .
GALLO agreeing to.call ROMERO the following day and remind
him’ that. he "should eall the Minister".
3. On. 4 July the battle was renewed over the
distribution of Che's Diary. At that time the Embassy
only had 6 or 7 copies. which were being loaned out on an
overnight basis, RUIZ said he wanted to send the Diary
"to a mountain of people" while GALLO was also offering
-it freely and without consulting RUIZ about. the action or
his ‘list of recipients, RUIZ scolded him roundly for this.
and,. ignoring GALLO'’s attempts at self-justification, told
him he had to respect the instructions he received, At
one point in his tirade, RUIZ even went so far as to
suggest it would be better for one of them to leave and go
to work in another country, for example Rumania, Several
interesting items emerged from this’ long quarrel:
“some - ndéfined® prob kom® awhrich® 2Station=
Madrid assumes is related to his personality and his:
approach to. his. fellow workers. Ruiz said, "Look,
. “everyone. ‘knows the problem you have, ait
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know ‘of the problem...”
importance of discussing Mrobless. 3 among the ‘comrades
and said "for example in your case, you have been
foolish. in not. outlining the problem, I was waiting
and ESPINO was waiting and PILOTO",. :
: B. RUIZ commented that now he can understand
the attitude of CALZADILLA, Before, ne had thought
CALZADILLA was in error but now he feels the same way.
He. mentions "an, ambivalence" and says he will not
eact the same ‘way that CALZADILLA. ‘was: wrong. cin -.
i , persons: whereas:
th. everyone,” not.
just a few.
ye te Oy --RUIZ-takes:.a - bro ader. view.of.Party. membership
than his contémporaries.’ In commenting on the weekly
- study circle for members. of the Party, he set forth
his opinion that all the comrades of the local Cuban
Mission should participate even though they may not
be members because in his eyes it is as if they all
really were members,
D. RUIZ repeated a statement he has made on
previous occasions - the great interest of his life
is foreign commerce, However, in this 4 July QUDOZE
Report, he added the interesting detail that he had’
not wanted to come to Madrid as Charge and, in affect,
had been persuaded to come against his will, He
believes he is best able to serve in the control of
irustry and that is where he could perform a
tremendous work for his country as every revolutionary
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ought to be in the place of work where he is able
to do the most, “Until now, T bave always done
and have always gore where the revolution sent me... /
with my present limitation of criteria, I should |
not ‘be here”, He repeated hie canviction that he ‘
‘is wasting his talents and doing nething for Cuba
in, the position of Charge in’ comparison with what
he could do elsewhere, believe that with which
I am best able to serve my country.is in tke
‘control of industry...I. put myself in an industry |
and I’ see if things are being done well or if they
“are being done badly because I have knowledge and
because. I arrive at. my conclusions through the
accounting,..look, here I am wasting my presence
and my resources when I am able to be useful to
.- production in another position,"
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By the-end of this 4 July report, RUIZ had exhdusted all
his combativeness and appeared very. depressed.
“4. RUIZ'is due for home leave in Havana the first
part of August. There have been indications scattered
‘ throughout the QUDOZE and QUTIMID Reports of the last
month or two that he might: not return, The information
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RUIZ will soon be going on home Leave, However, the forner
close association noted upon RUIZ's arrival is gone and
. . they are more distant and cool, GALLO at one point in
- . this. same 4 July QUDOZE Report mentioned how he had looked
: forward to working with RUIZ:.and QUDOZE had shown an _
_ initially close working relationship between them with
daily discussions of the problems of the Mission and the
' events of the day.
boss, and tried to sound reasonable but never gave in an
-~ + inch. on-any--of: the ‘points.over. which: they quarreled,—.In. ...... _.
the’end nothing was resolved except possibly to clear the
air of some of the tension between the two men for ina
10 July QUDOZE Report, RUIZ was still complaining about
GALLO'S friendship with Emilio ROMERO and saying that
‘GALLO only wanted to be out meeting people and not
preparing written memos on his work!
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SUBJECT : Guillerno Orestes RUIZ Perez (201-735296) . |
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by the Embassy's Spanish doctor VILLALANDA who prescribed
Cortigone. Hie conditica was diagaosed os fucurable since
it was doubted that the iujury to his spice eould be corrected
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| : planned to send the diagnosis and x-roys to ROA in Havana
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Cuban Charge d'affaires in Madrid, Guillermo *RUIZ Perez, ase
iscussing the war in Vietnam with one of his subordinates |
- and commented that a Chinese gencral is driving the North .
American command mad. | He added that.this Chinese says that -— —
they failed the first-time and can fail. the second time but | :
that.in. thé end: the victory will be theirs, He also added
that Vietnam had “been at war with the Chinese for thousands -
of years, that the Chinese have a demonic power that is their.
people. . : :
2, The nature of the QUDOZE Report does not permit
. further amplification of the above information which, even
though fragmentary and obscure, is being forwarded for
whatever use Headquarters may wish to make of it, Should
any clarifying information appear in future QUDOZE reports,
it will be Forwarded. It is interesting to note that,
although Station traces do not show the information, a
previous QUDOZE Report quoted RUIZ as saying he had once been
in North Vietnam as a member of a trade mission, 1
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_ JAN 3:0 19631, “When Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the new ‘Cuban Charge met
Doe. Mics ‘with the Cuban consuls following his arrival in Spain, the
“Vesutt was @ long meeting at which primary attention was -
given to administrative matters, trade and propaganda. The
subject. of: propaganda will be dealt with in this dispatch.
2. The: ‘Castro regime has always attached great
importance to propaganda activities of all kinds and when the
new Cuvan Charge a'Affaires began to re-organize the work of
his subordinates, propaganda matters were not overlooked,
According to the QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations, the :
provincial consulates have been receiving four types of
propaganda for distribution, two of which were identified.
One was the propaganda put out by the organizations created
by the Castro regime, for example "The Voice of Vietnam",
_The other if newspapers. PACHECO, Consul in Seviiln,
mentioned Granma, which he claimed many people read, and
added that, lately he had been receiving Juventude Rebelde,
3. ‘RUIZ's ideas apparently go beyond hand-shaking and
the distribution of propaganda. He asked the consuls to
make a list of all the institutes and all the scientific
centers in their territories including. the special positions
of these centers and any other relevant information. They.
are to use these lists to develop a systematic work plan
of visiting each one, making friends, trying to obtain
‘Scholarships for Cuba, trying to obtain publications and
propaganda of every type, free if possible or by subscription
Continued ,.e.oe
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- -11 December 1967, Hector GALLO Portieles had been ordered
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.if necessary, The consuls were told to go with the attitude
of “looting”. . _ ;
4, Even while he was laying these responsibilities
on his consuls, RUIZ was busy within the Embassy. In
diséuss ions with. Andres MARTINEZ, a Spanisi cmpivyce who
works: on cultural matters.and is responsivle for publication
- Of the Embassy bulletin, RUIZ mentioned that he is
interested in offering Cuban documentaries to Spariish Cine
. (Movie) Clubs as’ they now ‘have.a large number, “an infinity",
of documentaries showing both Cuban technical application
.and how the people live, RUIZ also-asked to sce copies of
the Embassy bulletin and-in the. meantine suggested MARTINEZ
drawing a. parallel -between Gibralter and
context. cultural ‘activity is not Iimited to-art;-music and
literature but also includes public information media, The.
[ is already built up a series of press contacts
‘Cubtin’ Embassy “has
over the. past years and the Cuban Revolution seems to draw
‘a ready response in Spanish intellectual circles as
evidenced by the Spanish deicgates attending the Cultural
Congréss held in Havana from 4-11 January 1968, An expense-
paid trip is always attractive to be su
re but the delegates,
many of whom were not communists, were also, sympathetic to
the host, Accordingly, within the limits imposed by the
Station Madrid expects an increase in
action activities, of_the Cuban
the propaganda and political
official establishment,
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1. The new. Cuban Ambassador to ‘Spain, Orestes
Guillermo RUIZ. ‘Perez arrived in Madrid onthe Iberia flight
of 3 December’. "1967 accompanied by. his wife, Nilda, and three
pons. CALZADILLA, RUIZ's predecéssor had not been a strong «
_>. administrator. and -had let thé various components of the .- .
“-.Cuban, official establishment in Spain run their own affairs.:
This fact plus the inevitable ‘tendency of a new-chief to be |
a "new broom" and rearrange things according.to his own
lights, led Station Madrid to expect some ‘changes particularly
within the Embassy, However, the. QUDOZE | and QUTIMID operations
“have shown RUIZ at least initidily to be an aggréssive and
well organized individual with: ideas of his own that clearly
reflect his background ‘in commercial affairs and pxepared to
make changes that promise to go beyond the superficial
sweeping of a new broom, Underlying RUIZ's actions and
proposais is the clear implication that he came to Madrid
with the specific task of upgrading the Cuban mission in
Spain both in terms of prestige and effectiveness, Station
- Madrid will transmit to the addressees the relevant
information on this program as it becomes available from the
QUDOZE and QUTIMID operations along with information on the
official Cuban personalities administering the program,
2.. A striking difference between RUIZ and his
predecessor was. noted in. the QUDOZE and QUTINID reports of
that first week, RUIZ ‘has no inhibitions over spending
money, Onc of the Embassy cars, a Peugeot was replaced with:
a new model and there was discussion of replacing the other ;
two Peugeots with new ones, Nilda, RUIZ's wife, was picked
up by the wife of GOVIN who turned $200 over to her to go-
: shopping at the Corte Inglesa, | one of Madridts two best
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_ known department stores, RUIZ checked with GALLO, his :
deputy, en the proper clothés for diplomatic functions in ~
Madrid and’ an appointment was to ‘be made with a.tailor. a
Nilda-declared that the apartment where CALZADILLA and his
family had lived economically was inadequate and they
decided to look for a chalet, something very spacious and ~
well-priced, They subsequently seriously considered one
_ known to rent for 30,000 pesctas ($500) per month and then
‘turned it down, apparently for reasons other than price, A
new telex. machine. was erdercd for the Embassy. The technician
stated they. could installa teletype that could only receive,
not send, messages but this seemed acceptable,
3... On Monday; 4 December, 1967, thé day after his arrival,
R in Barcelona, Sevilla and :
’ Vigo to Madrid for a meeting. The order. was couched in terms
of “wanting to meet" them, but after their arrival on
Wednesday, 6. December, ail parties settled down to a detailed
-méeting.in which primary attention was given to administrative
matters; trade.and propaganda, The latter two subjects<will ,
be dealt: with in separate dispatches, On the administrative
side, RUIZ listened sympathetically to complaints about low
salaries,.old buildings and inadequats operating budgets and
concluded by asking: for a monthly report on receipts and
expenses and a report on the consuls! curzent needs, their
_monthly balances and their administrative activities,. The
printing and telephone bills were the two items of expense
that kept recurring throughout the discussions,
4, By the end of the week, RUIZ had prepared a report
on the situation he found in the Chancerry and the mtssion
in general for forwarding to Havana and which he first
-. discussed with his subordinates, lie started by assuring
them that he had "found great co-operation among all the
comrades in this mission" and declared that the staff was
complete, Apparently, RUIZ intends to make no personnel
changes and: Hector GALLO Portieles, who had previously been
on vacation,
flight.
He left Madrid on the 20 December 1967_Iberia
5, The Cuban mission has certain financial problems
since the present budget dates from previous years and does
‘not cover current expenses, However, the "new, economic - .
activities of the consulate" are expected to assist with the
problem, Here RUIZ is’ presumably referring to the pressure
brought to bear in November. 1967 by Cuban sympathizers in
the Spanish Foreign Office working through the Customs and
the Immigrazion Office! to force Cuban exiles to register
with the Cuban consulate and pay the $22.50 fee for a valid
passport. Inough exiles have responded to this pressure to
relieve some of the financial problems of the Cuban mission,
This source of income will last as long as the Cubans’ friends
in the Foreign. Ministry are able to assist then, .
6. The reception of Cuban official travelers at the
airport and the handling of Embassy pouches poses a
continuing administrative problem for the Embassy, Jose
“dévoic_himself exclusively ‘to taking care of the couriers
and their pouches when any cone in, leaving visitors to fend
This situation has been: alleviated by :
for themselves, ,
other. Embassy staff: members jaunting out to the airport at
will to meet the incoming planes. Now, RUIZ has declared
that the rest of the staff must stay in the Embassy because
they have a work planito fulfill. Thus, he has left himself
with an unresolved problem he must face in the very near
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7... The new. Ambassador ‘concluded his report with three
recommendations; . .
a. “Rent another building where. the Chancillary,
‘the Commercial Office, the Consulate and the
Cubana Offices can all be housed instead of |
_-be ing: dispersed ‘in separate buildings as they.
are now;
‘bp, Rent or préferably buy a yesidence for the Chief
of Mission, The one they now ‘have is. not
adequate; .
ee sénd another person from. Cuba who has the.
_ background’ to: take: care of scientific work plus
- continuing. thé contacts the Mission will ‘have
L . : Nee .. already: :made.. In view of -RUIZ's previous
Soe ao . .. ‘statement ‘on. the ;-compieteness of the’ staff, such
os : _a person “would likely be a non-official"
representative of one of Cuba's cultural fronts
such as the Casa de’ las Américas,
8. RUIZ ‘concluded his remarks by saying that in Spain
there is a tremendous field for the Cubans, they have no
language problem and they can do a great work, Such is the
goul RUIZ has. proclaimed and that Station Madrid believes
he was ‘sent to attain.
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a + TRCRON REQUIRED -RESRNGE, ° ;
REFERENCES: * A, Madrid 3135 _
re ee . By Madrid: 3204” ak
i a a JMVAVE traces reveal ‘that (fnu) RUIZ, successor
sot oo to Francisco CALZADILLA Nunez, 201-315988, nay be identical with,
. Oresses*Guillermo RUIZ Perez, 201- 735296." Infornation: pertaining
to RUIZ :Peréz, is as follows: ; , .
rs ie a. In ‘August - 1963, RUIZ was “appointed Cuban Commercial
: : Counsellor at Mexico City, and ‘was believed to be a G-2 official
atteroting to infiltrate-counterrevolutionary groups based in,
‘ Mexico, . (UFGA-11065, dated 16 September 1963, and UFGA- 11445,
yee dated 23 September 1963. )
b. In 1964 an attenpt was made to establish com-
. munications with RUIZ through Antonio VECIANA, an uncle of RUIZ‘
: wife, VECIANA stated that neither he.nor meabers: of his family
oe, were in correspondence with RUIZ, and that he was unwilling to act
as a “"go-between," (UFGA-19006, dated 21 December 1964.)
_ 7 | : : c, A Headquarters'"WATCHLIST" card, dated 1 June 1965,
indicates thut RUIZ was believed to be assigned to the General ~~ wae
Directorate of Intelligence, Ministry of Interior, in Havana, : .
a sO 2, AMOT traces pertaining to Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez,
and an evaluation of his new assignment are attached,
' sO . Attachment: W/W
AXOT Report EE- 8119 ©
Distribution:
_- COS/ Madrid w/att
@ C/EUR Div, w/att.
3 - WH/COG w/att.
lect ei 735246
22 te re 3 aM LT ,
ac | gee. 4 1967
OSS REFERENCE TQ” ” DISPATCH SYM3O{ AND AUM3ER OaTE :
UFGA-29123 : :12 December 1967
: cussicaion ~ PSR 8315988
SECRET. :201-735296
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FROM: | Si:/REA CC / [/ ye~8119 |
AGiNTY I-46 , oo fT § Doe. .1967-
ar . oe
; VIAt —— Ie . rom Joe 21g a ke ;
SUBJECT: “Franetéoo CALZADIEDA Nunez<roplaced by Orestes “ulllorno
: : RUIZ Perox as -Chargo d'affaires’ of Cuba in a Spain
aes \CYT ET PCTS wae ;
REF: AR229,, 30 Nov. 1967
“h ‘Francisco CALZ SADILLA Thinez has not been an ‘attache at tho Cuban
Embassy: in Hadrid but rather tho head of tho tmmssy as with his.
rank of Hinister FPlenipotenciary Ao has. alwaye acted ad Charge at:
Mfatros Ad int, in Spaine: Tre, ; o
’ Since the ond of. 1959, aftor the incident which took place in
abe ChQ TV station in Havana bet:iaon Fidel CASTHG and tho thon An-
bassador-of Spain to Cuba, Juan “adbdlo de LOJiiDIO, and tne subse=
quent recall of Dr, Joso NIRO Cardona who, at thit timo, was Cuban ©
Anbassador te Spain, both countries havo kept persons. with a rank
of.loss ‘than anbassador as the hoads of their respective embassies,
3, If Orestes Guillermo WIZ Perez is replacing CALZADILLA Hunez,
he will do so as Charve ataffairos a.i. If wa take into considera-
tion the ract that KJI% Perez, since August 1963, nas been holding
position of confidunco in the Cuban Governnent in the ficlds of
econcniics and ccomsorce, such as Commercial Counselor in iexico
. and Vico-lhinister in tho Hinistry of Foreign Trade, firat in ade
ninistration and afterwards in economy, it can be presuned that hoe
has couplets Imowlodze of tho comaercial policios of the Cuban
Govornnent.
h. Fron the above, it is believed that the designation of RUIZ
Perez to be in chargo of the Cuban irbarsy in spain. rioans that the
Cupan Govormiont in anxious to intensify even moro its comercial
exchanse with Spain and for this roason is sendin; as its top re-
eS COPY
QA. i Fey 247 a4 : wer. T2SR TR
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, SEGRE?
Qa . ; : : a
F-81219, 5 Doc. 1967
| SUBJECT: - Francisco CALZADILLA'S réplacenont in. Spain (cont, )
prosvutative {n'Spain & spectalist in international cernmerce. “As
' 8uch;-ho can not. only fertilize the Sround for tho above Purpose “but
-@lso tuko a principal part in the cenversations which at this time
aro aliisys held by cormerefal dolesations of both éountries, with a
. wlew to commercial trade between the tio countries,
5. “Following: are the file traces we have on RUIZ Péreds.
Ofestes Gutter ReTZ Perez: :E<2132, Information about hin,
I-21, 30 Oct. lyohy a Fe
HE-2251, Information about hin and file traces, I-31,:17 lov. 196),
. Sommorcial Counsolor at tho Cuban Zubssay in Mexico tn Nov, 1963.
Address: ¥ranetaco Harquoz Io. 160 (“olonia Condesa), Mexico, D,P,
(Source: Cu inn Diplomatic and “onsular Hissicas Abroad, 25 Feb, 65,
EL-43h2, List of Nintsters and Vice~iintsters of the Cuban Govt.,
26 Oct. 1955, peyo J, oo . : : :
Vice-Hintater of the MINGCEX. One of the hoad persons prosont at
& meeting held by the Workors of the MINCEX on 8 Peb. 1956 to express
thein Solidarity with the Stutenents made by the Prine Hinlster in
Yeply to the Red: Chinese Govornzent, (Source: 2 Mundo and Granna,
9 Fob. 1966.) :
Member of the. Cuban Delezation at the Second session of the Pulvorian-
’ Cuban Intersovernnental Commission for Eeononte anid Sclontific-‘ech-
nical “ollaboration, held on 17 rob, 1966 in Havana, | (Soureos Ly hundo,
18 Fed; 1955, ) . . ”
EE-5349, Study on the Structure of tae Cuban Vovt., I-31, 23 Juno 1966,
Vico~itinister of Politteal Econony of the NTHCEX, Supporter of the
regime. Born in 1928 2pprox, “shite, About S'S" tall, voishins a bout
130 pounds, Blend hair snd dlue cyes. “arried. Lived in savana Hun,
Dist. ana Vrovince, (Source? Debriefin:: of Denilo PIEDRA fiurplerre,
I-42, 27 dec, 1956. ) : ;
eos
Orestes RUIZ Peron; CC-666, Trayol Hevana-iiexico,
a ite Peren ;
Travelled ‘iavana-Hexico on 2] Nay 1964. pp, 63487. (Source: ¢cA pass
Sensor manifest,) ; .
Yutllemo Orentes RITZ Pera: Cutan, U2 years of 450. Come to
‘take the place or +npique VoGa Perez, fonier attache at the Cuban en.
bassyin Mexico, _ PP AD@53/L87 Giplomstie. arrived in Kexleo on 29 Koy,
"993, (Source: Passenser nanifests, }
14-0000
So ea Mo
, es . . / a
Pole . . SECRET
: . . -3-
_ . ; ‘TE-6119, 5 Roa. 67
; SUBJEC?: CALZANILLA "3 replacenent (cont, ) ;
Lobe. Batyermoe RUIZ Poroz: “tnancial Dirictor of kconony of tho Ministry
‘ of Finance, (Source: iloy, ‘12 bee, 1952.) © SS _¢ :
‘Vice-“intator of NUUCLX. Cno of. the loading persona present at an
event to vive prizos to 154 cane cutters of the different onterprises
— Of MENCEX who worked during tho Fifth People's *arvoot. (Sources :
1. Aug. 1965.) _ .
'FeShyTLy, Inforna thon about ‘enon DCHEST:.VEZ Dominguez, E-15, 17 liov. 65.
One of the loading. persons sho, too: part in an € vent’ held.at the -
“National Associatlon of Lavycrs of Havana on 23 March. 1966. (Sources
Granma,eand 11 Mundo, 2 March 1965,
Guillermo RUIZ: Hend of the office of tho economic xroup of Tinanco
7 Ministry. “Vorainist, 2, (Source: Joso PAZ ilovas, 17 Jan. 1962.) an
Militisman, Active Cormunist, Head of tho Departnent of Study end
Exponses of tho Constitution of the “Imanco Ministry. (Source: AA-365,
20 Aus. 1962.) © °° ; oe , :
Vico-Hinistry of HIWCEX, Attended the signing of a commercial trenty
‘between Cuba and Bulgaria for the perfod 1965-1970, (Source: Bohe:fa, .
Sept. 1954.) . ;
Attonded a dinner given by the HINCEX in honor of Lts vanguard woricers
in the city of Havana, (Sourco: Revolucion, 13 Har. 1955.)
Vice-Hinistor in charge of administration of tho WINCEXS Member of
_ the Preparatory Committee for the Fourth Sorld Festival. (Sources
Radio ?rogreso, 15 Nar. 1965.) .
Attended the prraduation exercises of a school of the AINCKX. (Sources
Revolucten, 21 Sept, 1965.) .
_Viee-Hinistry of i-conony of the MICEX. Attended a neetiuy of workers
‘of tho ministry, (Source: Granria, 9 Fob. 1956, ) ;
Vice Kinister of Foroisn Trade. Recoived offiotals fron Suleuria shen
they arrived in Havana by plane, (Source: Granma, 11 Feb. 1966) .
Nomber of tho Cuban delegation which tcok part in the second session of |:
tho Pulserlan-Cuban Inter overnmental Commission for Eeonente end ot
Sclentific-Tochnical Collaboration, held in Havana, (Source: Granma, -*. ;
. 18 Feb. 1458.) : . ~ ;
Momber. of tho Cuban delegation that bezan conversations socaly with :
the Bulsearien Ninister in Havana, with a yilew to the signin: of the F
Protocol of Collaboration botween the tyvo ecuntries, (Source: Radio i
Progreso, 18 Feb, 196%.) . :
Was present when Lachezar AVEANOV, ministor and membor of the focraturiat
of the cc of the pv of Yuluerta, visttad Presicent DORPICOS. (Source:
Granza, 20 seb, 1966,
! . * ait ° _ ot ; ~ a
i SECRET
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a EE-€115, 5 Deo. 67
a “SUBJECTS CALZADILLA'S replace: cht (cont. ) oo o
Arrived tetany tn Santi: 4 fe Sut with tha grouy witch fneluded tho
‘Hintster end Socrotary of the CC of the Pc of Bul: sarua. ‘(Sources -
Granna, 20 Feb, 1965.) ce oo, co :
Proserit at tho affoix hold ate the TIVOEX: aon 27 Nay. 1985. to began
@ course on. corba tive ‘Preperation. CG ‘ource: El Nunte, 29 May 1956.)
Prosicod. oves. tho. general essexbly of ‘the workera of the NUICEX held | .
yesterday efternoon. ASource: Sil) 12 July 1965.)
; Rocoived the ‘Mintoter of me =X, Dr. iarcolo Fi: TNANDS, Font, _ wion the.
latter rets=med fron the USS where die. was a menber of the Cuban
dolezatica to tho celebrat! of. the 49th anniversary of the ‘Russian
Revolutions: (Source: HE} Mur or 16 ove 1966.)
went to’ the Jose fHarti Airport ‘to receive the ‘Pulgarisa Vice-Iinfater
of. Foroiga 7 Trade. (Source? id Hundo, 7 ce 1566.) -
Vicostiinist ter of Teonony of the MINGEX and prasicent of the Cuban
dologation witch took part in the sie snin of, tho cenmerclal protocol
for 1957 between Cuba and Poland. Kent to the alrpors to recoive
Harlan DiOsNe: SK, ‘ico iiniscer of rordluin Trade of Poland, (fources
oe Granna, 8 van 1957, )
ilo isned . the commercial treat; betyucen Cuba pnd Peland. for the Cuben
Yovornment.s (Sources Sadlo Fro, rese, ly Jan. 1967)
Vica-Ninister of Toreivun Traces, wigned a comucrefal treaty for 1967
between Suda and Poland. (lcurcet vranaa, My, Jan. 1647.)
: At tho airport to roceive tho Cuban deloeation headed by Marcelo
! FERNANDES watch waa returain; from Moscow. (Sourcé: U2 a, 3 Feb. 67.) °
EX. (Source: I-S1, 2h Apr. 1967.)
Mombor of the G-2, Works at the i
“Ca uncassiereo eanrermml f ch nwentian OR Seta.
(Optional)
DISPATCH
- osu. = 10827.
12 December 1967 -
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For Your Information
. 1. The earliest information in tho file of Guillermo RUIZ
’ Perez, born -1931,.i8- that he was in exile in Mexico during the.
BATISTA rogime, In April 1962; he was described.by a refugee
who. “waa a former co-worker as a militiaman and a nilitant connunist
‘who was Chief of the Department of Congtruction ixpenses Studies,
- Offices of Financial: Statistics, Ministry of Treasury, RUIZ.
arrived in Mexico City in August 1963 as Commercial Counsellor.
Shortly thereafter, AMTIKI/1,. ‘a reliable JMWAVE asset, stated
he had received a letter from a friend inCuba who stated thot
RUIZ was .a "G-2" member sent to Mexico to infiltrate counter~
revolutionary groups. In January 1964, LITAHIL/9, .a reliable
Mexico Station asset, reported that RUIZ of the commercial office
_ was emerging as a fanatical Fidelista.
2, In April 1964, the AHCTS contacted seversl members of
the VECIANA family: (relatives of Nilda VECIANA Lopez, wife of
Guillermo RUIZ) who live in Miami to see if any one of them
would be willing to contact RUIZ for purposes of recruitment.
Distribution: |
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1 o-= €OS, JMWAVE
C-O-N-T-I-N-U-E-D °
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
NATE vat
CROSS REFTREECE TO
OSHW ~ 10827
12 December 1967
Distribution: :
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1 — WH/REG/C
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‘The::VECIANA fomily nenbers atated they do not correspond with
- ‘wot willing te contact RUIZ, and did not believe
“he “would cooperate, They Stated that RUIZ's father was.an
old guard ‘communist and: his brother (first name not given) -
' ‘was a momber of the Departaent. of State Security @SE, the
.Quban ioternal-intoliigence agency )- in Havatia., In Hay 1964,
AMWUG/1 stated. that. Giillerco ‘RUIZ Was one of “the pGr officials
. gtationed-io Mexico and ‘that he wa
“Asgence operations targetted against some neorby area."
3; RUIZ was" ‘Appoidted ‘Vico Minister for Economics of the
“Ministry of Foreign. ‘Trade-in* August 1964,: ‘and it % agsuned
t position wagal ‘appointed Cuban Ambassador ‘to
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“hanna IBERIA oat ON 18 NOV. “SOTO ON SAME FLIGHT.
2. QUAXE=1 REPORTS CALZADILLA TO’ BE REPLACED BY
(RUIZ CFNY), FORMER VICE RINISTER FOREIGN COMMERCE. -
" POSSIBLY IDEN ORESTES GUILLERMO RUIZ PEREZ, VICE MINISTER
OF ADMIN OF MINISTRY FOREIGN COMMERCE.
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— END OF MESSAGE
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**Ref B requested 201 number and crypt for Subj refs A.
, and B,.
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- - 1. Forwarded herewith {s 9 contact ‘report from PACHANKIS on his follow-up
- interview ef Alexander SANKO (201-866054), which concerns SAMKO"s contact with
AMAUTO/1 (201-735296)"in Madrids As can be seen frea the report, Madrid Station's
defensive briefing of SAMKO apparently: took effect and he has been ¢autious in
avoiding the macy susptefous characters that have agpeared since his trip to
Madrid. ~ 4 ,
2. The quletton. cf his writing to AMAUIO/T was mentioned by SAMKU. He was
‘rold that AMAUTU/1} was back in Cuba and we did nat know when he vould return to
Madrid, 1f ever.) WS/Miamt belteves we should wale uneil AMALDTO/) retums toa
Madrid, or seme other pose tn the Free orld, and theo hava SAMMO write to him,
3. Despite SAMKO's nawly self-discoverad Inmes Bond talents PACHANKIS
enjoyed handling him. It also appears that our crisary objective, contact with
AMAUTUO/! for a face to face assessmeut, has been met.
Attachmant:
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Contact Réport on Alexander SAMKO, on 28 July 21970, © - “ :
i called Sam to check in-with hin.
atier. being away on TSY for almost 6 weexs. -He sounded a bit
. .’pset at not being contacted during this period, so I dashed
- out to his Hollywood home to explain what had happened and set
him at ease, ; oO ;
1, On the morning of 28 Suly,
2. it was plain. to see that the trip had changed him. He is now
: a bit presumptuous, cocky,” and know it all James 30nd. He told
me all sorts of wild Stories about being talled in. Madrid "by
7 or 8 .'Chivatos' (Castro agents," and leading them on long
.. "8 or 9 mile hikes through Macrid.” Castro agents were, also
“yatching" him onthe day he was in Barcelona and on the short
layover his Pan Am plane’ had in Lisbon on his way home. = no
time, however, was he molested by these "agents,"
3. The Castro surveillance continued —so Sam says- in Hollywood.
7 "About the second night after I got home," c. 14-15 June, a car
parked across the street and a little to the reac of his house
"after it got dark." When Sam got into his car and went to the
gas station, the car -described as looking like a white Volxswagen,
without headlights on- followed Sam's car-on his short trip in :
the neighborhood and back to -his home. He could not make out
the physical description of the driver of the VW. He has~ never ~
seen this car again. _ : .
4. ‘The only other suspicious individual near his home, was "a tall,
. thin man," (described as-about 5-ll to 6 £4 ana 170 lbs; blac
: hair; no distinguishing features visible; once wearing slacxs and
.white shirt, another .time wearing a suit). This individual showed
up across the street from his home "just as the sun had gone down,
several evenings during the first weex that f got home.” (ce. 14-18
vune) The man just walxed past the front back and forth a faw tinas
_Sam's house. He
and appeared to have his cas around the corner of
could not identify the car or anything else about the mane
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telephone calls where no one would answer when the phone was sicke2’
tp, or the person calling would say, "sorry, wrong number."
has not experienced any other suspicious incidents after
week home from Spain. I should note that Sam coss not ta
‘these incidents with fear, but ratheriin the vein of a pa
detective story.
Ge. Sam would not admit that he enjoyed himsel® soméwhat in Macrie as
a tourist, although he’ did nos deay that he stayed ina luxury hotel,
ate as‘well as drank. well, saw the sites and even went to a night
club, all on the house, na
He went so far as to Say that if he has
"xnown "it was going to be like this. Iz never would have gone." Yet,
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in the same breath, he told "Nilliam" that he would De back in-
Spain in September, OF Course, Sam would go again if we asked hin,
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Sam 2S most anxious to start some corresnondence to “Hilliam" ood
He’ says: "Williaa" asxed him to.send hin some photos of Cape Kennedy
Spe Sam wants to know if we want to supply
him with photos of the Cape that he can send. Sam states he will
write anything we wish. I-promised to check out the status of the
case with my office and Madrid to see what course of action: they
Geen should be initiated, ; eo, .
Modesty “not being one-6= his greatest victues Sam rambled and
-/faebled about the. "secrets" he got out of "Wilitam" and passed
OA’SO the Madrid c/o.” I went along with him and complimented him
on a 50D well dona;
which is-true, But, he was not satisfied with
my platdits, he wanted to know "what Nashington, said?" To which I
Niani thought you did an
excellent job and we are. most grateful’ for YOUr Cooperation," He
likea that very much; you could see it in the smile on his face,
He tries to make it Sound like it was a great ordeal and sacrifice:
on his part to.go to Spain to see "Willian," but he: cannot hide:
iety to get on. the next plane to Madrid, and the good life there,
I pointed out that "Nilliam" is now back in Cuba and thera is no
ind 5
ation of when he will returns” N yertheless, Sam feels he
should write him "because the letter will be sent to Cuba to him."
I assured him that I would get a reading on this matter and have
an answer for him sometine next week, At that time, I promised. to
take him and his Close friend Masip to lunch. Sam gave me an
extensive ang wanna Ne, Subense account oF chis-trips “T will attempt
to: cecipher it ak the close of this report. .
We ended the meeting on very cordial terms. He was not'so mad at
not being contacted so much 4s he is dying.to Get back on’ the gravy
train, and so much tine Ras passed by without word to or fron .
“iillian." Sam asked fos Sone way Jn which he can contact us
"eight away" if "Willian" notifies him “chat he's ready to junna,
You know when he jumps he won't have mucn time." =F pointed cut
tat ab-aresent "Millian" is in Cuba and the prosnects of hin |
“Mow are very slin indeed, Wo would, however,
take this ints consideration after “dillian™ retucns. to Spain or
another foreign post. We will be seeing each other next week to
Clear up the accounting (we owe him Money, he says) and have lunch, -
Henry S, PACHANKIS,
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1, HAS MADRID LEARNED ANYTHING FROM QuTIMiD/qUDOZE
RE REF (MONEY) CHECK WHICH PERTAINS 70 AMMARTINI- 1 CASE?
2. HQS CHECKED WITH WOBONE NEW YORK AND WERE ADVISED”
CHECK REGISTERED TO AMAUTO-1 WITH NO DIFFICULTIES AND
POSTED 17 JULY 70, APPEARS STRANGE NOTHING HAS SURFACED.
CONSIDERING TIME LAPSE UNLESS AMAUTO- Vs MAIL BEING FORWARDED
TO-HAVANA,
| 3. FILE: 201-870553 AND 201- 788424,
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(WH/COG COMMENT: hformed Madrid that the check for Danilo: MENDEZ
‘in the amount of $171. 00 was being sent to AMAUTO-1
via Néw York, Check was balance of $1521.00 which ’
LB AMMARTINI-t brought out when he defected. )
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: 1. Alexander | SA 3° 0 arrived in Madrid on 30 May
"and was ‘met by the-undersigned at 1700 hours ia his hotel room.
AMKO does not know. the true name of the undersigned... He: .
‘quickly complained of his flight and said never before has he
flown:on a "cattle plane” and avowed never again to fly
‘Aéronaves dé Mexico.. PACHANKIS Correctly assessed. him as a
querulous person. |The. undersigned was mentally prepared for
his comments regarding the flight, the bad food served on the
plane, and, much later in the weck, the hotel room, Madrid in
general and, because of the language barrier, his one-plate |
diet of steak and potatoes. -He said his return trip would be
through London where he expected to fly the. Bocing 747 to
New York. SACODER interrupted him and said that we had-other
-we, Plans for him and his only reply was "oh!". Beneath his rough’
j exterior and use of the vernacular, which is indeed spicy,
Fa =] SAMKO is a loveable person who has an infinite number of anec-
3S #y dotes. Although he had no-children, he gives the impression
“f- ol of being a- good, grandfatherly type who could easily put any-
pu = "one ina nostalgic mood, After leaving the room we continued
, oe 3 the conversation in the hotel bar. SACODER reviewed the cover
i bg if Stories and went through a series of do's and don'ts; i.e.,
= & do try to establish a channel between SAMKO and AMAUTO-1; don't
* ©] hesitate to accept an invitation to visit AMAUTO-1's office,
--—~' failing all other means to meet with him; do try to invite him
out alone to a restaurant for dinner or to a bar for a drink;
do accept an invitation to have dinner at his home; don't hint
to your Sponsership for this trip. He had no objections to
the cover Stories, but embellished them to his liking with
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Julio" was always jéaldus of AMAUTO-1. and - Cc
-. | orders to take a vacation to relieve his mind 6f -tb
Lee death of his wife.- After several renéa sais:
. convintéed anyone. of tte purpose of his visit” tu
_didvan outstanding. job_throughout—the-operatiion:
|2. On the evening. of 30 May SAMKO and SACODER dined
“at an out-door restaufant..” We spent’ another three ‘hours
rehearsing his cover Story, reviewing the objectives and.
trying to anticipate quéstions..AMAUTO-1 might ask’ during.
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“their meeting together. :. SAMKO was given the, following ‘objectives: |...
; _. a. The*foremost objective was for. SAMKO a hho.
“0. renew ‘and’ improve upon his relationship with A
AMAUTO=1,,/- he extent that they would be able: || - .
to reminisce; over a prolonged period, about.the 2 9). 34
| relationship ‘that. existed before AMAUTO-1'S: departure. :
_ from’ the United States. ; ; re
. _b. To exchange addresses and telephone
' numbers for the purpose of sending occasional, ;
‘greetings to one ‘another. ., ; oe
; .€. To, invite: AMAUTO-1 -(and his wife, “if
- necessary) to dinner, at his expense.
-d. To ascertain AMAUTO-1's future plans.
; e. To assess AVAUTO-1's feelings toward
the United States and toward his own government, | ot
f£. For SAMKO to taik favorably about the
United States using himself as an example, (the
son of ‘immigrant parents who made good in business);
to emphasize the opportunities available to anyone
with imagination, ambition and aggressiveness,
gs. If the opportunity presented itself,
to Show sympathy for the apparent failure of the
“Cuban Government to reach the 10 million ton
Sugar goal and to ask whether the non-fulfillment
of this. goal would adversely affect the economic
development ‘of Cuba. It was our hope that some-
time during the conversation AMAUTO-1 would
volunteer to discuss his country's economic.
“Situation which might have opened the conversation
to further exploitation by SAMKO. -
h. Parallel] with objective e. above, SAMKO _
was instructed to ask (provided an appropriate opening .
appeared in the conversation) AMAUTO-1 for his
personal comments on the Vietnam issue and anti-war
deronstrations in the United States and abroad, We
were trying to draw out AMAUTO-1's: personal analysis
‘of the U.S. position vis-a-vis the war in Vietnam
and to compare his stateménts with the Cuban Government
position. . ‘
. 3. Although SAMKO was determined to see AMAUTO-1 even
if he had to camp outside AMAUTO-1's home, we reminded hin
that because of AMAUTO-1's position, he might refuse to see
SAMKO in his home, but that SAMKO should not hesitate to
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re _ cover for C/WHD and COS, Midmi-we are forvarding ‘photographs -
. taken: during the initial meeting between SAMKO and AMAUTO-1.
The pictures were taken from the home of one of our staffers,
‘We believe they highlight the events leading to the reunioa .
of these two old friends: The: following: isa description .
of each photo: _ : ; a . ‘
PHOTO a: . SAMKO arrives at AMAUTO=1's hone at 1150 hours,
- ; “"31 May. 1970. - (Although not shown, KENTLAND-: °
_and SACODER were monitoring AMAUTO-1's: home
from 0900 hours on 31 May so'that, in-the .- ° . i
Vent AMAUTO-1 decided to. leaye before SAMKO'S .
arrival; we could anstruct: ‘SAMED’ >’ by: phone’ ‘to
. delay his: ‘departure. y= Coon.
Se ; fter trying. to enter via the front: ‘gate,
pare _: SAMKO called to ore of the’ children who was
: 7 : playing in the front yard. The child told
So." “him to-go to. the. garage: entrance. SAMKO -; . oy
. "walks toward that entrance... en : vow”
C: The. boy apparently = called. for. Sohneone in the.
; house, A maid, not shown in this “photo, but
: who can be seen in photo L, came out and
‘approached SAMKO. In his halting. Spanish,
SAMKO said he wanted to see "el Senor".
The maid said he wasn't in. He explained to
the maid that it was "very importante" to
see the Senor. By this time another maid
“appeared,.shown in this photo, and she gets
“ainto the act. She repeats that el Senor is
not in. SAMKO, sensing he wasn't getting
anywhere, changed his tactics and asked to
see "la senora", The maids went into indivi-~
dual monologues, but SAMKO could not understand
what they were saying. Finally, SAMKO produced
2 note, which he was asked to prepare, and
‘handed it. to the maid in this photo. SAMKO
‘repeated that it was "very importante to see
el Senor." ;
D: The maid accepts the note and returns to the ;
house. Three of AMAUTO-1's.children observe >
the activities from the front entrance. .
E: AHAUTO-1 exits, with note in hand and looks
‘ toward the “driveway. SAMKO spots him and
calls out, "Bill, don't you remember me, :
it's SAMKO." Bill replies, "SAMKO, muy bien,
come here, come here." Actually, AMVUTO-I—
goes toward SAMKO and they embrace. (The Lo .
driveway slants toward the house and from our : : .
observation post we could not see the embrace. ) : -
F: . AMAUTO-1 accompanies SAMKO into the house,
arm in arm, As they go SAMKO tells AMAUTO-1 that.
he put on weight and asked where his boy was.
AMAUTO-1 replies that he's rich because all
these kids are his (pointing to the three boys).
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; on their cameras. . ;
T:,AMAUTO-1-helps move the baby carriage through —
. the gates. This is his newest and sixth child. .
J: Same as I, above.
K: Maid takes baby out for a stroll. This is a new.
- Li A picture“of’ the new. maid. ‘(Might prove -helpful
“for futture identification in the event we resume
‘our operation against AMAUTO-1's residence.) |
“'My AMAUTO21 prepares to open both gates to remove
- his new Alfa-Romeo, a ° a,
‘Ni Same... Notice AMAUTO-1's high forehead, He. has
“lost a considerable amount of hair since his
arrival in December 1967. . . :
0; AMAUTO-I's wife enters the picture; also, another
one of his sons, : VO. :
P:; SAMKO's still taking pictures. He gave the
‘pictures to AMAUTO-1 to avoid casting any Suspicions,
(SACODER ran out of film here, but AMAUTO~1 removes
his Alfa from the garage, The car still carries
Italian license plates, The AMAUTOS, SAMKO and
the kids get in the Car and leave for the amusement
park located at the Casa del Campo. ) sO
4. During the conversation in AMAUTO-1's home, SAYKO
began his deliberate softening of AMAUTO-1 with such comments
/ as "you know Bill, Julio was Jealous of you because I treated
you like a brother, | didn't-want you to return to Cuba, but
I couldn't stop you. We were‘all in favor of Castro." Bill
admitted here that SAMKO was a good friend and enjoyed his job
and the pay was good, but added that "7 had to go. Iwas in °
‘the States illegaily." "SAMKO- added "you-know, Bill, I never
was blessed with any children; you were like a son to me, but
when I heard you diéd in the mountains in Cuba, I blamed myself
for letting you go." Bill replied that he waS wounded on his
left side. SANKO explained that if AMAUTO-1 was in the States
illegally, SAMKO could have arranged for him to remain in the
States by setting assistance from some police and detective
friends in’Florida, SAMKO repeated his delight to again see
AMAUTO-1 and how happy he was to know he is alive, oc
5. Moments ..after entering the howe, AMAUTO-1 invited
him to have breakfast. ‘SAMKO refused, but settled for a beer,
AMAUTO-1 excused himself, went :'to the phone and called an ,
unidentified party, . SAMKO could not understand ‘the conver~
sation, but SAMKO and Station officers’ suspect that he called:
his embassy or one of his colleagues, possibly advising him
of SAMKO's presence, (It is:also possible that AMAUTO~1
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_“-Were-no QUTIMID' reports’ supporting this theory.) The. fact...
; that the telephone call “was - made” sooh after SAMKO'S arrival
leads us to suspect that-the call was made to establish a
Survedllance.of SAMKO and AMAUTO-1 at the park. As noted::
in references SAMKO was specifically bricfed on this possi-
‘bility and- was alerted to report any absence of AMAUTO-1
“from the roon, -
6. We were confident that AMAUTO-1 would be the first
0.ask. the cover :qu Stions, but instead ‘his wife asked both
LeStions: . What are “you doing here? and How did you get our
- SAMKO repeated the cover Story’and ar-the-end of
d= how did you get our address - AMAUTO-1 said that it
ite possible, AAMAUTO-1's wife remained cool and sus-
lous ,thréiighout the ‘init ial--confrontation, but later reacted
yt ward ‘SAMKO.) - AS we noted above, SAMKO embellished the -
: S satisfaction, . He also ‘Shed a few. tears when he
‘y of his wife's death and the doctor's’
hat he take a .vacation,. He.continued his _
ach of AMAUTO-1 ‘by adding: "Bill, when my wife
) meyears ago, She asked me to divest myself of all
- business interests, but if you were there with me, Bill, you
“could have handled my affairs and you might have been a
millionaire today." SAMKO sensed that AMAUTO-1 and his wife.
“were moved by this comment and were literally drooling with
the thought of being millionaires, The wife asked a number
‘of questions regarding SAMKO's wealth, his real estate activity,
collection of silver and his success in general, The wife
was astounded with the Simple explanation of how SAMKO went
about building and financing apartment -houses, SAMKO made
a Suggestion that AMAUTO-1 invest in silver because the scarcity
of this metal would eventually raise the market value. He
explained to AMAUTO-1 that he was collecting all silver coins
stamped prior to 1965. The next couple of hours were spent
at the amusement park where, on arrival, AMAUTO-1 steered -
SAMKO to a cafeteria hear.the main entrance, In short ‘order
two men arrived on the scene, friends of AMAUTO-1. They were
introduced to SAMKO, but’ SAMKO could not remember the names,
: After a’ few moments a couple arrived.and they, too, were
introduced to SA!MKO. (SAMKO could not identify the persons
he met from the. photographs in our mug book.). AMAUTO-1's
friends took a number of Photographs of SANKO and AMAUTO-1 and
after a short while together, they left. The conversation at
the park was aimless.’ They discussed the kids and SAMKO repeated
how delighted and proud he was to know that one of AMAUTO-1's
Children was named, Alexander -— his namesake, AMAUTO-1 had
'.& wide grin while SAMKO was talking about Alexander. He asked
AMAUTO-1 about the oldest boy. AMAUTO-1 replied that the oldest
was in Havana Studying civil enginecring. SAMKO suggested to
AMAUTO-1 that he Should give his children the best education and
have them stay away from politics and political courses but
concentrate on the professional fields, engineering, law,
medicine, etc. AMAUTO-1 admitted that his intention was to
keep. his children away from a political career. SAMKO said he
would send Alexander some commercial slides of Cape Kennedy
and other points of interest in Florida.
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7.. While Sti11-at the ‘park SAMKO said he “hoped ANAUTO-1-
“would get an aSsignment to the United Nations so that AMAUTO-1-...--|-<-
*—- would have’ an opportunity’ to visit SAMKO in Florida. AMAUTO<1.-. -
was thrilled-with ‘this “idea and” SAMKO's offer. SAMKO said. a
his: eyés glowed: while AMAUTO-1 pondered this possibility.
SAMKO talked about-his home and the beach nearby, the climate,
his new car, etc.- SAMKO's comment on AMAUTO-1's reaction was
interest ing.2:"He said that beneath. AMAUTO-1's communist cxterior
“lies the capitalist. Before’ leaving the park (AMAUTO-1-had to. J
. leave’ for :the .virport where he ‘had an appointment to sec AMECRU-I},
SAMKO said, "Bill], if you ever need. me, I'll never let you down.
- You have a good. friend who loves you a lot."". SAMKO said he
“"noted some emotional. change. on Bill’s face after this comment.
- B.S ; 48 hours after the contact with AMAUTO-1
/ > dn the event. AMAUTO-1 -decidéed to. put a surveillance on SAMKO.
. .No surveillance. was noted when SAMKO was picked up, but, on-
‘Cntering ‘the car SAMKO ‘suggested that .SACODER keep an eye out
“for aitail. .We drove around town for fifteen minutes. Certain |
that.:no one was. tailing us, we drove to a Station. safehouse
which haS antunderground’ garage. SAMKO was visibly excited and
‘was enjoying ‘the "cloak. and.dagger" role, but he was neryous.
He was highly impressed with:‘the varage entrance to the safe-
‘house and Commended us for. being so shrewd and security conscious.
He wanted ..to know whose apartwent it was and SACODER said that
it was his private "pad", His comment was:"you sure live it up
well." As PACHANKIS aptly explained in one of his reports,
SAMKO's temper does. rise. He was highly excited during the
meeting because he was asked to leave the hotel room, Since
- the reservation was made for four days, he was asked to leave,
He pleaded with SACODER to do something to.keep him in the hotel
room or risk losing:the opportunity to lunch with AMAUTO-1
‘because AMAUTO-1 was to call him at the hotel on Saturday,
6 June. SACODER admitted the error but added that there was
a simple solution if he could not convince the hotel manage—
ment to allow him to stay a few more days. SACODER suggested
that he should explain to the manager that 1) his laundry had
not yet returned and 2) he was expecting an important phone
call on Saturday and that there was no way of vetting in touch
with the caller. . Failing this, SACODER offered another simple
solution. — Since SAMKO and.AMAUTO-1 had not yet exchanged
addresses, SANKO could return to the AMAUTO-1 home and give
the maid a note advising AMAUTO-1 that he had to change hotels.
(SAMKO admitted that he told AMAUTO-1 about the possibility of —
having to leave the hotel because his reservation ended soon.)
. SAMKO did not at first accept this logic, but SACODER explained
_that he (SACODER) could not plead with the hotel management
on»SAMKO's behalf. This was poor security. SAMKO accepted _
this and after a glass of scotch and water admitted that the
solution was indeed simple, but he was terribly excited at first,
‘8. SAMKO. was ‘met.
9. Throughout the.debricfing SAMKO revealed the following:
He was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey on 2 November 1907 to
Polish parents. At the age of 14-15 he worked-as a construction
hand on a bridge being built in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
Later, he worked on the construction of the Anhauser Yeast
Factory in Oldbridge, New Jersey. He married in 1930. During
the hard years, his wife worked in a factory while he roamed
the streets looking for employment. In the early 40's he
worked for Dupont reportedly on the atomic bomb project, but
specifically with U-235. After the war he applicd for work
-with NBC which he thought would be the National] Broadcasting
Company, but .after he filled out his application and was accepted
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for employment, he -learned that-it was the National. -Buscuit
Company. He was a master. mechanic, Hels an, ingenious person’:
, and has— invented ‘several: items “on which ‘he AS patents 13 Al though ~
_the year vere’ difficult, he fe oe.
had the foresight to. put his “meager snviars
He noved to Florida in the early 50's , ¥eportedly purchased
two ‘apartment buildings, but sold them after a year for a
$15, 000 loss and made some investments in land near the Cape
Kennedy area. He was about to begin a multi-million dollar
“building. ‘project on the land, but the NASA complex was moved
to Houston and ‘he ‘herefore cancelled his plans and sold the
“property. * While he. is. not considered wealthy SAMKO lives quite
i ably in retirement. Hie has a Lincoln continental in. the
ge and. a- home. valued at about $50,000. Another of his con-—
plaints ‘was ‘the. way. we ‘Controlled chis purse Strings while in
Madris. put him in‘a hotel ‘used by many travel: agencies
: Fthought was - ‘comfortable, but SAMKO would have
“Hilton: ‘He complained of the fact that he was
ir his: own, money’ and.was not. happy with the’ idea of
|. keeping r céipts -(aside- from the hotel billIs and the airline
\ -ticket, SANMKO Probably didnot keep -any receipts). He was
"+ advanced $280. in Madrid Which will be T/A'd to Miami. Miami
- Sheuld pick up his full tab ‘and might. consider buying him a.
case of scotch: ‘as a token of our appreciation for his accomplish-
ments on the assignment, but ‘PACHANKIS. probably has jearned
that.a couple of ‘pats on SAMKO'S ° ‘back is sufficient to reward hin.
10; Contact was again made with SAMKO on the eve of his
possible luncheon engagement with AMAUTO-I. We again reviewed
the objectives and he was given a defensive briefing as suggested
by WH/Miami. He was ‘told that. PACHANKIS probably would not
visit with him for about two weeks after his return and that he
should not attempt to gét in touch with PACHANKIS. He under-
stood why this was necessary and agreed with the briefing.
If a luncheon could be arranged, SAMKO was asked to concentrate
on the following: (in addition to the requirements he was given
before his first meet with AMAUTO-1)
A. Try to ascertain AMAUTO-1's future, his
ambitions, his next possible assignment,
B. If possible engage him ina conversation
regarding the United States to get his
reaction toward our problems,
C. Build-up your successes and reflect on how -
AMAUTO-1 might have achieved similar’ goals
had he remained in the United. States.
-D. Be alert for any opening to inject questions
relating to the Cuban economy vis-a-vis the
failure of the "ten million", but to avoid
criticism for this failure, and show: sym mpathy.
11. ‘SAMKO had no difficulty convincing the hotel manage-
ment. that he had to remain in the hotel] until Saturday, 6 June.
He spoke directly with the manager and told the manager tmt
he was planning to leave on 7 June for Barcelona and would stay
at a sister hotel and asked the manager to make reservations
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- “42. - On the morning of. 6 June AMAUTO-1 ts wife. called aan
_SANKO ahd, in English, said that her husband would pick him
up -at.. 1400- hours--in: front ‘of the: ‘hotel. At ‘the ‘appointed
hour, AMAUTO-1's..official- vehicle pulled up in front of- the
hotel driven by: a chauffeur. AMAUTO-1 sreeted SAMKO in front
of the hotel and after exchanging a few words, ‘they departed
for a nearby restaurant, (SAMKO was too preoccupied to make
- note of the nime of the restaurant. We. decided against any
~~“ surveillance during “he AMAUTO-1/SAMKO meeting to avoid alerting
,AMAUTO-1 and/or’ his staff that the SAMKO visit to Madrid
“was pre-planned. oe
33. At Lunch SAMKO and 3 AMAUTO-1 ‘again reminisced.
They | discussed. the following: .
AS. In one of his references, ‘AMAUTO-1 said
: | that, men like him are needed - in Cuba and
‘noted. that ne’ would probably die fighting
- for Cuba which is young and aggressive, ,
“but+that some day it will be a great |
‘country;. . that. he has been. fighting ‘all
. his life’ to relieve the oppressed and
“* yepeated that he will die fighting.
(It is interesting to note SAMKO's reaction
~ heré to ANAUTO-1's statement. When SAMKO
first visited AMAUTO-1 on 33 May, he was
“certain that under the facade of being a
devoted revolutionary AMAUTO-1 was indeed a
capitalist at heart, but at this meeting
SAMKO modified his éomment by adding that
it appears AMAUTO-1 is truly a communist,
who maintains strong convictions of the
righteousness of the revolution. The above
comments by AMAUTO-1 produced’ the peg on
which SAMKO could have questioned the veracity
of AMAUTO-1's statement on freeing the
oppressed, but he was’ not specifically
7 : “jnstructed to maintain a polemic argument
~ . on the rights and wrongs of the revolution
-- because we felt this ohnjective was secondary
to the Tre- establishment of a relationship
between these two old friends, A future
_ meeting might include the exchange of*an
. objective appraisal of the revolution as
seen by: SAMKO.) .
B. AMAUTO-1 proposed that ~ sanko act as an
intermediary for the sale of Cuban sea food
in the United States. He explained that
the Cubans have a large fishing fleet in
the Canary Islands, The fish caught is.
pracessed in the Canary Islands and can be
Shipped to the United States as a product
of Spain, not of Cuba. AMAUTO-1 added,
"SAMKO, you're like a father to me, please
.think about it (the agency)? AMAUTO-1
explained that SAMKO could earn about $200,000
a year in commission based on sales of
$2,000,000. SAMKO said he would think about
it, but privately to SACODER he said that
he had no‘intention to disturb his retirement
with a fishy business.
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. Gs SAMKO gave AMAUTO-1- a new Kennedy
~ oo. hal f-d6llay which: delighted AMAUTO-1. -
lee a DS Sayre tela aero that _hs_enpected——--=
Ja AMAT OSI tO ba bigcer-.than just. an
" ambassador to Spain,- He said, "I want
_ you to get to the United Nations," — :
‘” SAMKO repeated his desire to show: ooh
“ -AMAUEO-1 bis Florida home and spend a
few days at the beach with him. AMAUTO-1
. gain was visibly moved with this idea,
oY SAMKO ‘restated that "Bill, you have a:
a ce ‘good friend, don't forget it. You are
foe ; ; © > like a son." .
ye F. Théy exchanged addresses. SAMKO had
cae Te . printed his address, but AMAUTO-Y asked
him'to write it on another piece of -
paper. AMAUTO-1 reasoned that he wanted
. it written to understand it better, but we
believe! he will use the sample to compare
it with letters SAMKO might send in the
° future. They promised to write to each
other. SAMKO was given AMAUTO-1's private
address, not that of the embassy. .
G. AMAUTO-1 regretted that SAMKO had to
leave so. soon because he- would have
enjoyed showing SAMKO the Spanish
interior.. SAMKO said he might consider
returning near the end of 1970, but
AMAUTO-1 did not ‘say whether he would
be in Spain in late 1970,
H. AMAUTO-1 said he was Suspicious when
he first saw SAMKO noting that the nature
‘and importance of his position make him
act suspicious, but the Suspicion soon
dissipated - So he said.
“14. On saying their last goodbyes at the hotel, both
men embraced and agaim promised to keep in touch through
correspondence. At this point the Operation was over, SAMKO
‘Was met late that evening. He was taken to a new safehouse, —
15, Accomplishments: We feel the objectives Programmed
and rehearsed were Successfully fulfilled, perhaps far greater
than our own expectations, Unless we are misjudging the shrewd-—
ness of AMAUTO-1 through our own naivete, we believe the ; :
relationship was sincerely re-established and a channel opened
for future use by AMAUTO-1 Should he desire to use this: channel
other than to maintain a friendly correspondence. It was un~
' fortunate that his Barcelona trip interfered possibly to the
point of SAMKO having one or two additional meetings with AMAUTO-1
nonetheless, ‘in the six pIus hours together, SAMKO admirably
fulfilled our requirements and courageously maintained the
fiction of his visit ‘to Spain, We believe too, that although
AMAUTO-1 appears to be solidly in favor of the Cuban regime,
he did not criticize the United. States which we feel he might,
have’ done had he Suspected that SAMKO's visit to Madrid was
Sponsored by the U.S. Government. AMAUTO-1 has come a long
Way Since his internship as a butchéF in the United Statés and
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. _ AMAUTO=1 As’ an opportunist and might--take ddvantage: of the.
“-SAMKO Chanhel should ‘the current regime come to'an end or. — _.
- his own-position—joopardized by “thes vengeful’ Pateitude of | his
colleagues. - :
15, We would appreciate PACHANKIS doing the following:
Ae ‘Purctiase ‘a dozen or so slides of Cape -
-*. Kénnedy and ‘rocket launchings which will
- be sent: to AMAUTO-1's son, Alexander,
SAMKO should prepare - 4 letter to.AMAUTO-1
as: soon'as ‘the purchase is made ‘extending .
his appreciation tc AMAUTO-1 for spending his -~
_ valuable time with. “SAMKO and repeating his. —-
‘desire to help in any way possible and not. “¢
. to. hesitate. doing so. - :
“46. “We again’ would: like to ‘extend to SANKO our appreciation
; ‘for. ‘his support and*full cooperation. ‘Also, our ‘thanks to Miami
J and PACHANKIS: for their fine Support. : SE, ‘
La, i ACODER
P.S. AMAUTO-1 was recalled on 30 June 1970 and his future
is uncertain at this time; therefore, we Suggest that ¢$
SAMKO not mail any letters or send any slides to
AMAUTO-1 in Madrid. .
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nn Rute aterntes™ too ntyda rehe “Cuban “E? abasey
of Foreign Affairs and has, the pleasure to Peques
Seats ponding-pornission -to- peamry” ‘a-pistol,—-"Stas'" -9- Tete
- 23h, wiich“at the present timo is bel Q held in the offices -
of the "Star" factory, in the Plasa.de Sspafia, for _
oo» whose | photograph is‘attached," fo,
Ruiz is talking with a Cuban who ‘is in Madrid on a scholarship.
; They” are tal! <tng. of: bringing a teacher from ‘Cubs and Ruiz.
--is given by vrofessors, but education'is given by the. parents,
‘and. ‘what* the”. nildren: will bo denends on this education... .
Ruiz. says that-‘is father rmdo hin a communist. Of all the.
~: @hileren, he was the only. one that studiod, but 1¢ was nis -
.fathor that formed. them’all.°: Fron the time he was a small
“¢ehild his father save him books of Lenin to read, These. books:
jzarrived clandesté noly to Cuba, He remarics about ~roblems his
own children havo riven hin. He -refers to an jncicent where
one of thé cifildren was invited to a’ First Cormunt on, and
Speaks of the frecdom he gave the child to make his First
Cormunton also, if he wantod to.
Then Rutz says that his other, son ATRINIDRO, ‘is inelined to
remain in Snain, and he is willing to let him if this is what
the boy wants, He says that these thincs have to core fron
one's own seli, and if they are onvosed in these actions it
can loave marks.on them for the rest of their lives. Ruiz.
says ho gives them the liborty to choose. .
Ruiz tel} this. student. with whom-he is conversing that. Ale jan-
‘@ro DE LA NUEZ has gone to the United Statos, and adds that
De La MNuez't wife never came to meetings or reunions that
were held at the embassy, Sho always gave as an excuse that
her nerves were bad, Ruiz says thet De La Nuez took the money
with him ; : :
This comrade(F) left at 12:15, Ho said goodbye to her very
cordially. aApoarently arcund the 29th of the month she is
going to Paris.
~ -Gater Ruiz entered the office ogatn and ‘put the radio on vory
loud. He didn't leave the office all morning, out the radia
continued to play ‘very loud; so much so that you can hardly
tell when anrone goes in or out of the of “ice,
Rovort 3h5_ 18 June 1970
Apparently they have receive? a document in which all the Criefs
of Mission Have been called to Cuba for the third week of July,
as some of then can make it coincidé witn their leave, He
Toavass ‘that he intends to send Nilda either before or after he
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‘gays that this would be very difficult, He-says that instruction
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royiltios from the sone throushout tho world, which-have boon:
Calculated at hetveen "750,000 and “1,000,000, and althourch
this anount will have to be divided among many thincs, something .
wauld fall to then, .
Ruiz says ‘to Work abroad they have to or should send people of “4
| the preatest trust, othorwise. it is better t hat they remain in
_ Cuba.” If thoro isn't conglete confidence it is a constant
strugsle with the’ capitalistic life, money, the stores, tho easy
- life. They mention De la Nuoz, and Ruiz says if hets fono he's
. one, but the intéresting thins would be to know what motivated
“; hing his wife, his.son, or noney, He says that it has caused
8 Ereat impression here, end that no ohe- oven imagined such a
. “thing. Only two days before he had beon in the study circle
- with all-of then, ; : .
A girl that is in this mnoeting with Ruiz says that De la Nuez!
daughter is marrted to Juan Antonio GARCTA, who is Read
of Government.,., that ho has beon: proposed for ambassador (Rutz
says'that thoy will.now have to reconsider this), and what thoy
“all three agree on is that De la Nuoz was not to blare, —
Ruiz mentions the letter from De la Nuezt son in which he says that-.---
his father has’ betrayed then,: They also mention an ambassador oe
who has left({for Cuba-?) and took watches as gifts to everyone
in the Ministry, Ruiz-thinks that some of thor will remain here
in Spain as they nave a ¢reat deal foing for them there,
Revort No.352 26 June 1970
; ; 0 Ruizt ts very disvleased. Fe speaks to Horacio about how badly
a ; : : some of the comrades sveak of hin whon they return to Havana,
He asks him if he re-embers the name of one of these comrades
that sooke badly..of him last sumer when he was there on vaca-
tion, It. was somdone named COLON and another one that soon loft,
“After what COLON ‘said they wrote him a letter calling his atten-
tion tothe citicism, Ruiz is very worrted about his re-call
to Havana, He tells Horacio that no doesn't think it- 1s about
‘his work, and Foracio says they are doing thinrs there that are —
Super-huran, that: without the necessary means at hand they are
resolving difficult problem of various kinds, Ruiz mentions
contacts that “he has nad in Snain with different veople, and he
never has cormitted an error, and has always handled everything
with creat tact and in favor or his government, even when ho has
had to. deal with .Palansists. . . so
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Ruiz says that he ‘is very sensitive and that things have got to
the point that ‘he ‘cantt just let them so by, thines they are
accusing him of in Havana, But, there is no one that has the
courage to tell him directly.to his face 30 that he could
justify hinself, and if ther-are things that he cannot handle then.
for them to call hin beck, end réliere hin: of the. post because
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: érdassart-aent to pecofve Win or listen te o>
him when he coes there. Toracto Says that the worst. o2- fe 9.
{s thet here in Spain thero is Always Some sorsonallity fron there
that they have to o tertain, soncone imnortent, and that the -
attention ther need is continual, and sometines. ft is. necess<
ary to attend to the veonlo here in Svatn, wiich provents
thot from’ attending trose who arrive from tvere, but they
He continues to talk with Horacto-and he AS indinnant, -Ruis
ncé he, was twenty.
communist party. He says that the situation is beconing so
unco:fortable rorardinn him, and he doesn't like it at all. Ca
He says he puts everything he has an all he care nossible |: cae
into doing his job.
“Rulz says that one never knows about these Shings in Havana, 4
and that it {s nossible that he won't be returnine, In the |
ovent that this should Nappen, ho is Boing to leave Horacio “|
offielally in charze, so that he will represent him durlar i
his abdscenes.as Charge’ je Affairs, and if he roturnas he will
notify the Svanish government officially, Ne wants senoles
or models of tho passports to take with hin, and then he
tells Horacio that if he nas not roturned by the 18th of
July, that he should renrosent hin at the official recention,
Ho gives Horacio instructicns as to wnat to wear, what the
official corermonios aro and just what they consist of,
Report Mo.35l 30 June 1970
tulz speaks to someone that calls and gives him a mossace
which annoys Quis. .Someone nas called the Provinctal Denarte
mont of >,blic Hoalth of Santander sayinz thet they (the Cubans)
use "doric acid” in the stoves(?) which they exnort, The
give hin this messare in the name of the Co eroial Gf*ice of
Cuba, they have a Latin-Aneri-an accent, ani say that ther
would take adequate measures so thet no stove would be shipped,
-Rulz says to Horacio that he doesn't have tira to take care
of this matter, and for hin to acconnany Franco and co to the
‘General Department of Security and rake charsas about the
telepnone e211 wich is interfer: so with the trade botween
Cuta and Snain, “Ye says to so risht up as fer as the Caneral
Director if necessary, not exnlatsins the "boric acid” one-way. °
or another, put simoly as to the malicious call wich was Co
made in “he nane of the Cormercial Office of Cuba. Tris can
cause a delay of six or efeht das in the desarture of a snip
while this call is being explained. in Public Vealth.
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return. at this time, when in a matter of a. few. (.&s >
" weeks he was scheduled to travel to Cuba for the
26 of. July celebrations which he expected -to
Combine with his vacation leave. He was extremely: ‘>
upset and complained bitterly about companeros
who have tried to discredit him in Havana. He
wondered if Havana was going to put him on the
carpet for charges brought against him by these
companeros, He recalled one COLON (he was
not sure of the name) who last summer made false
accusations against him, for which he received a
letter of reprimand from Havana,
B. Subject also wondered if Havana could have
any complaints about his work. He had always main-
tained good relations with the Spaniards and despite
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than the Cuban Communist. the current state of
_ affairs, however, was becoming too disturbing and
distasteful to him because conscientiously he
knew that. he was: -putting forth. his full mental
‘atid ‘physteal: capacity toward: the fulfillment of.
: ‘Subject told. Fuentés that since he didn't
rn . know what: was’ brewing in Havana it was possible
a on . ‘that hé might not. return to Madrid, . In any event.
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as charge ‘d'affaires. During the entire conver—
sation no ‘mention — was made of Oréstes BARREDA - :
. “and why he was. asked to return with RU IZ. 7 .
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1, IN REF QUDOZE REPORT NO 314 OF 5 MAY AMAUTO-1 HAS VERY
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JUST ARRIVED MADRID FROM CUBA AND PLANNING STUDY IN ALCALA, UNIVERSITY
OF SANTANDER, AND LATER IN PARIS.
2. ACCORDING CONVERSATION BETWEEN SUBJECTS, UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN IS
PCC MEMBER, PLANS MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH CUBAN EMBASSY MADRID AND
WILL POSSIBLY SERVE AS INFORMER/SPOTTER AMONG UNLVERSITY STUDENTS,
AMAUTO-1 ASKED SUBJECT LEAVE MAILING ADDRESS AND PROMISED FUTURE
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3. VIEW POSSIBILITY DGI PLANNING USE SUBJECT AS COLLABORATOR ©
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so, 0 ‘Waile Sipping Ssoteh 4 evening ke .
: ‘sae of his- natural fears of the tres ent and Mriure.
i - a Tn all fairness, he east te eonaende ering our evestions-
j in en straighiforcard, sincere renner. wile nos every questioa-- :
4 fro: the various interested Farties--wes wat te hin, the magority .
7 vere. In sone eases, he was tiven reazirezents for the next reeting, .
. i end in eddition, ne offered severed vort: ZLe reports... : ee ©
1 — 2, Apart froa the business as aects or the meeting there vere tro
{— ’ dozinating thenes runn ving thro , lis passi © pleas.». for.
to the personal safety of his : US end sy “stand that: efter
| his conduct, on 12-13 Febreer; oF » he had to vrove his vorth end
{ Goo Laith; not to me, but to she po-ers that te, who vere highly
{ “’ distrustful of his intentions : .
Specifically, the folloving matters vere discussed:
My Bee , “le. Asked if he knev what the DoT was, Chopin ves confused, but
_ ‘ understood when I said "Ds: . In his circle, te Intel
. people sre knom as "Ser vedo" cr "G-2", ie denies .
he has ever vortied Yor He dovets thas he hes
“ever vorked for then unritt as never had rore than
& passing worhing relation 2 1 States that ke kas
4 never snown official she intel Eersonnel are, “bub efter ovhil Le,
! : yor con hear end see thincs thet leave no dovbt.” Astied to ieentif£,
i those persons who he feels éve intel end thely hierarchy, Chopin
Slated; : .
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; / and DIA” vizo immer fy ;
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t \ B. When Orlando CASTRO defected inc. Ferch 2660, LOPEZ was
, | \ innedietel ly. recalled to eraend has not been keard fron
I ; : : doef intel, end Havena sent
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to Havana. He has not teen Son Loein and there is pin?
du Cas i hOFPA 42630 sterner fiers Bel~ Sls 334
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wife Nilda. Another couple was: present, Danilo.
DE Z Fernandez -(201-788424) and his wife Lydia.
spressed the AMNARTINI couple as intelligent. and
_dié.talked-very favorably of the U.S.-, especially
“for: which. he ‘had great admiration. :.."Agericans
} ry "bad", ke Said, “but they have very good things.”
“Jose, let's go to New York”, he Said at one point, Causing |
NENDEZ, .a good ‘revolutionary, some discomfort. He never had
trouble in the five years he spent’.in ‘the States, Ruiz said’
“at. another point in the conversation. ;
°2. Mendez is a "great apple polisuer", according. to the
’ AWNARTINE. couple, and he was hard put to know what to-say
when ‘the “AmbaSsacor", his boss (indirectly) spoke so favorably
of the U.S. MMARTINI-l's wife, on the other hand, said that
nydia Mendez was having a somewhat similar problem with
- Nilda Ruiz. The latter was expecting. again at the time and
afters five boys, Lydia suggested that she (Nilda} probably
wished for a girl. "Not at all", said Nilda. "I don't want
a daughter of mine to go into agricultural work at fourteen
years of age", she exclaimed setting Lydia back, AMMARTINI-i
pointed out that the Ruiz couple has a 14 year-old son in Cuba --
4 a “hostage” while they are abroad. They might be willing to
defect, according to AMNMARTINI-1, if it weren't for leaving the
_ boy in Cuba, .
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- oe Report No. 3k oo June 1970 oo,
oS Rutz dictates to. Nilda:"the Cuban -[mbassy greets. the Minister _
ios ~. . . OF Forotin Affairs and has -the pleasure: to request the corrrs-
: oo pondang perniasion to carry a.pistol, "Star" 9 M.M,short, No.50,
Bo 223k, witch at. the present tine 1a being held in the offtees
be t “of. the "Star" factory, in the Plaza dé Espafia, for a
as bo. 4 +++. —» Wh0S0 ‘photograph is attached,
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i op. Rudz 4s talkine With @ Cuban who fs in Madrid on a scholarship, gore:
; - 7 a> Ghey are taliting of brincing’a teacher fron Cuba and Ruiz
Bot says that this would:be very difficult, Fe says that instruction
i soo, ds given by professors, -but education 1s given by the parents,
i - \. and what the childron will be denends on tLs education... °
vr a Rulz says that hls father mace Nim a communist, Of all the
ie . cron, he was the only one that studied, but tt was his
‘father that formed Shem all, From the tine he W&8S 2 small
child his father pave hin books of Lenin to read, ™hese books
arrived clandest inely to Cuba, He renartss about “problems his
own children have fiven him. He refers to an incident where
one of the ehildren was invited to a First Cormunton, and '
Speaks of the freodom he &ave-the child to mike hig First _ .
Communion also, if he wanted to, - a _ oe
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Pt swnitttittiemath -serue.—-
Then Ruiz says that his other son "ALEJANDRO, 48 inclined to
remain in Spain, and he ts willing to let him if tunis ts what
the boy wants. He says that these tines have to com from
one's own self, and if they aro opnosed in these actions it
can leave marks on them tor the rest of their lives, Rutz
Says he gives then the liberty to choose,
Ruiz tol} tits student with whom he is conversinre that Ale ian-
DEA Wir! has gone to tho United States, and adds tha
6Z2' wife never came to meetines or reun‘tons that
- were held at the embassy. She always gave as an oxcune that
hor nerves were bad, Ruiz says thot De La Nuaz took the money
with him, tT ee
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This comrade(F) left at 12:15. He said foodbye to her very ,
cordialiy, Apparently arotind the 29th of the month she is
going to Paris,
Later uiz ontered the office scatn and nut the radio on vory
loud. He didn't leave the office all morninz, but the radio
“continued to play very loud; so mich so that you ean hardly
tell when anyono 600s in or out of the of*ilee,
Report 345 18 June 1970
Apparently they have received a document in which all the Chrtefs
of Mission have been called to Cuba for the third weels of July,
as Some of then can make it coincide with their leave, He tells
Curbelo thas he intends to send Nilda either hefo-e or after he
eavas, ;
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. .. Ruiz.and Nilea are alone and are- talit a: about when they can: ; :
leave Spain, Ruiz aavts here to goon Iberia, but Nilda . , : ,
8887S she -docsntt want:to fo senerately. If he Foes on Cubana . ‘ ,
she ‘will go with hin, Wilda speaks of she 18th ‘of Jaly Fiestas.
and says thst the Minister has been so nice to hin that he
shouldn't -miss- this Spatiish holiday. They then discuss woe ea
leaving for Havana on- 1 the 20th or 2ist’ of Jalye ‘ : . J
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Aeport No.3hS 18 June 1970.
Nilda speaks to Ruiz about seneone that spoke .to her-that wants
to stay in Madrid for a few days, but they don't have any money, ; a
(Possibly tt is ALSANA)and they nave asked her if. they can stay . : . -
at her house, It seems that the peovle she ig caikine about are
on their way to Cuba, and they sav ,if they don't have the money
to stay. in Madrid, then le§ them go dirvetly to Cuba, -..
uree that CHADI’s so -law is soinng to Morocco as
CuBan ambassador, -The-one & he had as his secretary,
When Alfara was inHadrid he said that the son-in-law had .
eneither the personality nor the qualifications for the position,
"Ruiz says that if they are referring to the head of Chaints
office, that he is poing to Poland.as anbassa‘or, but Nilda
insists that it 1s the huaband of Chain's daurhter. -
-.|° Two comradés ‘arrive, a man an:i.a oman, ‘They are going to |.
: Holland, where’ they will spend a week, ard they want a visa,
| Phey will ro to other Euronean countries also, and will be a
| month and a half al together.(It seems that it is only the woman
| that is going to Holland and the other countries), Ruiz asks
-{ her if 46 is her first trip to Murope. She says it is her first
{ trip to Western Europo, but that she has alroady been in the
socialist countries of Europe. Ruiz asks them what Havana thought
about De la Nuez. ‘Rulz says it isn’t worth hay‘nn an apcument
or quarrel with the "“allero" becanse of De la Nunez. Rutz ; i
pelleves that the whole af*air was handlod by “he C.T, A.
Ruiz asks them who has «eon raned ambassacor to Morocco, and ‘hey
confirm the fact that the husband of his danuchter (CHAIN-?) has
been appointed.
They return to the topbof De la Nuez, Rulz says the only thing
they know fs that he has sone, bus they conti know where, In
any case, most likely they had family or friends anons the.
refugees In Miami,
: » Ruiz asks the ;irl if there are new people in the Ministry
. . \x there (Havana-?), if new ones are ccening in, ~~. She says that her
»* ¥ enterprise has 71 employees, and that 55 of them are outside of
: A xe the enterprise, that the personnel situation is very bad, Two
WY We days ago they started giving lan:ua;e classes in French and German,
ye my and they talked with RAHUL and ha believes it is very necessary,
‘ a because 1t is very difficult to find people. In addition to their '
\ N being of trust, wiat is difficult is treir laci: of culture,
c - Again they discuss De la Nuez'’ case and *is wife, - They tell
NS Ruiz not to be too discourajal because it is the “irst time that
C anythins, Bike this hanged to him here. -Rutz tells them about
: . the fllness of the woman, and that she never wanted to come to
the meetings, but on the other hand went to reetinns and cath-.
erings of cormercial people and others, Fe was never suspic tous
of him. Two days before he had been in the stucy Center with
all ,of them, Ruiz says that it had been six months since they
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proposed cett inn a substitute -for De La Nuez, but only because
of his ad:ini istrative inefficiency, on2 -for no other reason,
If Ruis had suspected anvthing.he wocls have out him on a -
plane and sent. hin back there. ; . . .
A person from the Feria tn. Rarcelona comes into the office.
He has sone: business ‘to do with Noracio here in Madrid, .
They. hope: thst -Rasl LEON wilt arrive on Thursday, “as they
have many. things to wor': ont tofether rorardine the
Chaiiber of Cormterce in Madrid. Ile seals abot "Cubaexnort®
and a problem that they ‘ave with the brand name, ‘He says ‘it
would be better to postnone the process ani continue oxnorting
seanwiile to the Canary Islands, until it f3 all settled.
He ‘Aas visited. ihe Chamber: of Commerce.in Barcelona, He has
eaten and had supper with some of the peonle from there. He.
. mentions GUERNERO y Garabon, to whom he and ROVIRA have siven
an explanation: Pirst, the problen that exists with the Gran
Chamber of Cormerce can ‘be resolved by a simple diploma‘ic
festure, Second, the individual that has an interest in 1t,it is
up ts hig Third, the nroblem can he solved hy establishing.
_ another Chamber of Corriorce in Madrid, This however, would
involve sncending and would not be worth it to them oconomically.
ROVIRA told hin that he wanted to so to Californta. Tle wants to
be close to Cuda and learn the future Ceve lopment of the |
Cuban production,
Nilda says thet they neve received a call from Paris telling
them thet VALDES VIVO left there and will arrive in Madri¢c at
2:hS PM, Ruiz asks if they sent the cable to Moscow, Nilda
says thet thoy have, but that no one answered the cable. They
have received only ona cable from Moscow saving tnat he was
coning, Then they sont another cable back askin: on what
Flight, and on what day, but they have had no answer,
Report No.3h6_
two people onter Ruiz! office, One of then is called
They are discussini: De La Nuez, Zorrilla saya he has heen very
hurt by it all, not only nolitically, but personally also. He
says that he always felt that De La Nuez was a verson one could
trust, and that ne has failed then. Puts says that hero everyone
s
trusted hin.
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They contitnue to ‘talc avout Be La unez, part tevlarly the visitors,
Rutz spys that after hls they are mating to have to stnrenethen
the cadres, that it igs portant for. everyone. _"e savs he has
spokon to '. MAINEL CASTAISAL » (phon), end they have ; arreed to
~-- form new very strict-cadres,- wee
The yialvors. leave. and’on savin roodbye Ruiz says not to
discusa the De La Nuez affair too. nach’ so that it .wontt spread
any further. Resides, . they. are all very imm-ressed hy it.
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nS VIVO CALLS. RUIZ on the telephone. Re asks din’ 'f he
has arrived at the iiotel: and {f~he has saen } ISI (phon).
(MAR IST {1s staying at the same hotol as Valdes). "Ruiz says thst
éorrilla has. just been therg, and he nas riven him. the telennone
numbor of the hotel for him to call, Ho'says they | have had no word ©
on the:Cubana flisht, only thet it is to arrive’ today and will
leave. ‘tonight. -But, -#uiz says if ft arrives at 3 ‘o'clock that -
this will not give then time to inspect it and 91] to leave,
even though they will do it all at nighte -Both Valdes and
Marist are leaving; tats. evening, on Cubana.
Ruts then snvaks with Marisi, snd saya that he had heard of his
appointment as ambagsndor, apparently this is the one that 1s
to be in Morocco, Thoy say that ti:fts ambas SACOrs. {n all the
capitals that ho is soln; to, is viaited by she hest “octors, Ruiz.
tells thom that he has a ‘Luncheon envarenent but thet ho will
Keep in touch rogarding the Plipht, .
Report 10.348 _
Tho ‘ambassacor that has just arrive! from Beirut onter the
. office, He was at tne movies last nicht and they comment on it.
Then two other persons come in, one of Shem is Zorrilla.
They sneak of various i inns; that by diplomatic mail “hey
should only send thincs of a confidential nature, everything
else should go by diplomatic pouchs
“MGRCHDES enters and sacs that Cornmade Arsando VOL ALCUTZ, whom
Ruiz does not know, is here, He is the father or the Cuban
He says he Tis been Nero 15 days walt ‘ar
: 5 e resolved, He adds thet a Rosa Maria of the
Ministry was Suvposed to resolve. this nroblem, but she hasn't
done so. He doesn't want to borrow money here, and RARREDA has
alre:dy given hin 1000 nasetas. lio wants then to send a cable to
Havana to resolve his situation. Morecdes says that tuls
esnsul studied in the Uni versity. with Barreda and that he is a
very ‘1no person, .
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between two peovles of “he same blood.
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They toll Rutz that the person that ia hero is ALARCON; he hasn't
seen hin, ner has he received any cable about his arrival. ‘
Ssazor-acks Rais if they carry pistols here. Ruiz
no. with five chaxbers, with which he ean shoot without
j they won't kidnap hin, and. _..-
are 10,000° sisaros heres:
‘that one has to be prepared for th
“Ruiz. tells.the anbassacor to conselt with ROA and tell. hin that
he has received a cable telline him to be in Havana the second
- week of July, but. that the HatLonal Day in Spain is on the kth.
Ye saya that he dorsntt vant to miss this celebration, because
the Minister of Poreien affairs came to. thoir fiesta, and he _
would have to explain about the reunion in Havana andall that,
“and they could think something else. - So that he is thinking
of staying even if he nas to leave the very next day on the 19th.
Report: No.349 7
Some comrades arrive. It appears to be the Alfaras. .Kercedes
calis Iberia and confirns reservations for the afternoon flight
to Havana, #941, in the nares of Carlos Alfara and Serta Fernandez.
She asks what time they shoule be in the airport in order to ‘
leavo on the six o'clock flicht. They tell her they snould bo
OVE he
there an hour vefore Slinns times
Ruiz begins to dictate. the following to Nilda, in a-very low voice
‘to enlarre further on the report dated 7 of the current month :
regarding my reeting with the Minister of Labor, Sr. LICINTO DE LA
FUSHTE, in relation tu the request of theNational Institute of Fish!
ing and the Ministry of Basic Industries for contractinr, /
Spanish technicians, we wish to tnform you that today we
recoived a telephone enll from the rxecutive Officer to the
Ministry of Labor. Ye informed us that cur request for Spanish
teehnicians is still bein: ecnsidered, but that the Minister of /
Labor and the Spanish sovernment wishes to cormdnicate offictal= f
ly to my Government, their official displeasure with the pos-
ition adopted by the cuban representation in the last meeting
of the O.1.7.(I.L.9) re aca nponosition that tnterferes in
the internal affairs of, n, “Unfortunately the Minister of
Labor had confirmed “he reaurest of our representative in
Gereva contradicted’ the efrorts that were being made at hieh
levels of our countries for the betterment of our relations, and
the cooperation, and [o> tye brotherhood, that should exist
My total lac: of Knowlecse of w-at took place in “he I.L.0.
ang the position taken by onr delecation,
precludes ¢ fron answering with accuracy, limibinsg myself only,
to saying thet I would pass on the words of the Hinissor and H
that an explanation of the problem would we civene : )
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‘which is holdinse back,trade with.-our: :countrr., Snecifieally,
Report 10.3.9 (continued)
On the other hang, on tyris sane date I rece!ved word fron our
Consul in Barcelona advising that: he has abserved |a mininum of
interost in ‘the industrial circles with which we‘trade, This —
Would maxe it avpcar that a nroblon exists at a hich level
some industrialists have advised our revresentative that the Min-
istry of Comwerce has spread the word. that until certatn
talks are: held -tetween the. two fovernments authofization of
permission of nort* with éstination Cuba have been suspended.
We are attempt ing to confirm this today and learn if ‘there
exists some relation with what we have been advised by the
Min\stry of Labor. .
Ye would anprec late it rreatly if you wondd,’ as soon as nosa=
ible, inform us what the’ position of our Covernnment was in the
meeting of the Z.L.0. itn Geneva, wie lee Slee pe Cree | f °
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Dear ROA: I beg you to see that tis confidential “iote7rets
to our President, to the Minister of Baste Tndustrts os and to
the President of the Fishing Institute,
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Ruiz tolls Horeacto thit hoe should tell MAR IPIAS that "we are
Willing, to chan::o our pas ispvorts, ‘and to give us blank models
of both the diplomatic and resular passnorts in order to
study them and conpare them with those used hy other
countries,
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Rutz says that NETRA isto arrive today
and they will dee whe
, Havana) They dontt
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~stewardesses, with some "pick-up", and although}
Ronort No. 350
2h June’ 1970. -
Ruiz asks, PAGHECO ir they have reserved
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two of thom to disc
for reservations ye
Ruiz continues to t
He says that ho has
vistt the crew of C
A\erbassy, althourh s
they don't attend t
They havee complain
learned of receptio
been invited, Rutz
he wives, neither Morcedes nor Nilda.
(ahbessacors meeting w
usssometiing related
me “gays that that is maybe why the ambassad
oa , vu
stercaye
alk with the new pers
had to mo to the Hot
ubana, who have never once come to the nt
onetimes sone of than are here for a week3.
he study circles, the
ed about Ruiz because
na that have taken place and they ‘haven't
_says that if at thes
industrial and commercial people, or eve
would get nothing @
because of work, to maintain contacts, find
for any other purpo
one here. When they give a reception it is \
sea. They have nothin
tickets for him and
REDA, who have boen called from Havana by telephone, The
tickets: are to ve reserved. for the two of them only, not for
on his way. to Paris, ~
¢ he has to say atout this(the call fron”
know: if the call from Havana. is for the
hich will.be held now, or only for the _
to Snain. Pacheco
or of Helsinki asked
el Conde Duque to
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neotines, nor anything.)
-sométines they have :
o receptions they invited \.
nenltural people, they +
things out, and nob t
« to do there, and he '
ts not zolng, to invite them to just corms and eat and-drink . ’
pend some nesetas they do it, but for questions
Whan they have to s
of vork. Neverthel
especially the air
‘all the people
they should kno
Ruiz then explains
of the embassy. He
and all the service
community rooms, su
room with a bar, th
this is volng to ta
de la Havana, Hea
because they only r
If they were paying
would ‘have found 30
a33 they have the obl
sometimes mot these
they are friendly wit
wt who them people are
to this new comrade t
telb him that they a
{ration to maintain
peonle on the stroet,
h are very nice people,
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he problem of the location
re building a now embassy
a will be together. There will also be eome
ch as a library, a re
at thoy will all have
ke probably a year.
nwhile they are putti
ay $50.00 for it, and
.8500, by now they wo
me other place. Ther
creation rcom, a dining
a chance to see, but
It will be on Avonida
ne un with this vlace
Havana finds its a gift.
niintt be here; they
have the place rented
since 1936, and even thourh they have spent nore than a thousand
(or oné’ hundred tho
With this new arriv
they have with the
they don't teach re
usand) in fixing, it,
al he talks about the
schools. They nave
Lirpion nor politics.
it is still an old house.
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children, and the problems |
to tind scheols where
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It seoms that thoy would lfke to brine a nrofessor fron Ravana, —
80 that the children could study the same revolutionary rethods
as there, but Ruiz sees this as a very aifficult thing to do.
Becausoe,one would not Solve the situation of the different
- grades’ and anes,-and they are not. soins to send four or five
because they are needed there. — He sees it as a better posstbil-
ity=to hire Spanish proféssors among the youns canable people, —
with révolutionary leanings and who are sinpathetic toward
Cubans, and. have them teach the methods,and from books that are
brought from there. In this way they could have many professors
_ or teachers for the various aves, and they could rent and —
. furnish an apartment for this purpose, _ “
_ Apparently ulz nas no problems Ce : o
with the’ school his children attend, ‘The Director of the school
1s a friend of theirs and «isits the embassy, Her hus>and is-a
leanings as their parents, Noither relinion nor politics are
taught. Ruiz says that the two older ones eat at the se-onl, but
the little ones don't as they need help, Rutz pays over *100 for hy
The person who ig with him‘has two children and pays “100 for the
two, ; . . .
". The'childr-n of this new comrade that la. telking to Ruiz arrive
day after tomorrow, He has a little rirl 121 years old and the
other one is nine, Ruiz is advising the com-ade to send hte
Children to the same school where his children po. The name
of the school is "ESPINO" or ""L PIO", in the Calle Serrano,
a He cays he will be plad to speak to the Director, ‘hey havo
sports, and music, and tho children can navo lunch at the sehool,
Report No.351 . 25 June 1970
He is talking with Mercedes, and tiey enter the office and
continue the conversation, They sre speaking in confidential
voices, because Mercedes normally talks very loud, they are
now talking in very ‘low vcices, Mercedes 1s tr-ins to consale
hin, sayin;; that his work is very difficult and little under-
Stood, Ruiz says that thoy are"throwing him the bait,"
He is very dopressed)
Tomorrow he has an ennointment cith Quirora publishinz comnany,
whi have had a meeting with DAVID. PAX(phon) about the rishts
of the sons; "Cuantanamera.", which was acknowledsed in London
by an American firm, ‘and it's author as being the Cuban
Jose PERNANDEZ Diaz, at a reunion that was held there. In the
United Stetes alone there are rirhts (or royalties) of over
250,000, They are trvine to establish d4fin‘be authorship for
this Cuban, so that he will be able to collect some of the
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communist, The children that attend the school have the some volt
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royalties fron the song throuchovt the world, which have been
} ; calculated at between “750,000 and 1,000,000, and althourh
: _ this amount will have to he divided among many thinrs, something —
ye 77. would fall to then, oo, mo, ;
Ruiz. -says to-work abroad they have to or should serd people of =.
the greatest trust, otherwise it 1s better t hat they remain in
' Cuba. If there ian't-conplete confidence it. is a constant .
. .StBugcle with the capitalistic life, money, the stores, the easy
: v.. lifes. They-méntion De la Nuez, and Ruiz says if he's fone hetg
i. “2, §0ne, but the interesting thing would be to know what motivated
, toe ‘himg his wife, his’ son, ‘or money. He says that {t has caused
bo a.creat impression here, and that no one aven imarined such a
Bo. :, ° thing. Only two days before he had been in the study circle
bose with all of then, . ; :
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A girl that is {n this neeting ‘with Ruiz says that.De la Nuez?
~dauvhter is married to Juan-Antonio GARCIA, wio is Head *
,) of Government..., that he haz been prorosed for ambassador (Ruiz
j 8a 8 that thoy will now have to reconsider t-is), and what they
al @e acres on {8 that De Ia NueZ was nol to blame,
' Ruiz mentions the letter from De la Nuez! son in which ho says that
- 7 . ° his father has betrayed them. They also mention an ambassador
a _ who ‘has left(for Cuba-?) and took watches as rifts to everyone
.dn the Ministry, Rieiz thinks that some of them will. remain here
_in Spain as they have a great deal poling for them thero.
Report No.352 “26 June 1970
Ruiz! is very displeased, He speaks to Horacio about how badly
.. Some of the comrades speak of him when they return to Havana,
“ He asks him if he rerembers the name of one of these comrades
that spoke badly of him last summer when hé was there on vaca-
tion, It was someone named COLON and another one that soon left,
After what COLON snid they wrote hima letter calling his atten-
tion to the c#iticism, Ruiz is very worrted about his re~call
‘to Havana, [le tolls HoracYo that He doesn't Ehiak {ft {£8 about
h{s work, and Horacio says they are doing thins there th at are
. . : Super-human, that without the necessary means at hand they are
- _ : resolving difficult problem of various kinds, Ruiz mentions
contacts.that he has had in Spain with different people, and he
never has cormitted an error, and has always’ handled everything
with creat tact and in favor of his government, even when he has
had to deal with Falan;ists,
Ruiz says that ho {s very sensitive and that things have prot to
the point that he can't just let them co by, thincs they are |
accusing him of in Hayana, Rut, there is no one that has the
courage to tell him directly to his face so that he could
justify hims:1f, and if they are things that he cannot handle then
for them to call him back, and relieve him of the post because
"Corr andante - Guillermo Ruiz cannot resolve then, but the thing ts
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thet she Ninister doeso't want to receive him-or listen to:
hint when he coes there. Noracio says that the worst of ft ;
is that here in Spain thare is always some personality from ‘there |
: ; that they have to e.tertain,. someone important, and.that the
rat -- attention. they -need-is continual, and -sametines- tt ts necesg-=-— |
ery to attend toa the neople hero in Snain, which prevents
. then“from-attending. those wis arrive from there, but they.
don't understand tis,
He continues to talk-with Horacio and he ts indienant, 2ntz
co Says that “ne has been in tie Revclution since he was twenty
ws wears old, when he heran to rink for himself. He sars that
‘he belongs to no n=rty, none Cther, that is, but the Curan
_ communist; je He says that the situation is becoming so -
uncomfortable regarding him, and ne doesn't like it at all.
He says he -puts everything he has anf all fhe care possible
into doing his job.
Ruiz says that one never knows about these things in Havana,
.and that it 1s possible that he won't be returning. In the
event that this should hapoen, he is goinz to leave Horseto
officially in charge, so that he will revresent him durias
his abscence.as Charge’de Affairs, and if he returns he will
notify the Spanish government offictatly.' He wants sarinles.
or models of the passports to take with him, and then he
tells Horacio that if he-has not returned by the 18t of -
July, that he should represent hin at the official recent on.
He gives Horacio instruct'ens as to what to wear, what the
official coremonies are and just what they consist of,
Report No.35l 30 June 1970
tuiz spcaks to someone that calls and aives him 4 messace
which annoys Ruiz. Someone has called the Provincial Denarte
ment of P,blic Hoalth of Santander saying toat they (the Cyhans)
uso "boric acid" in the stoves(?) which they exrnort, Ther
Give him tris messare in the name of the Cormercial Ofice of
Cuba, they nave a Tatin-Ameri an accent, snd say that they
would take adequate measures so that no stove would be shivved.
Rulz says to Horacio thet he daesntt have time to take care
of this matter, and for hin to accompany France and ro to ‘the
General Department of Security and rake char:ns about the
telephone cell wiich is interferin: with the trade tetwaen
Cuba and Snain, Ne says to eo richt up as far as the Caneral
Director if necessary, not exnlainins: the "boric acid" ons way
or another, nut simply as $0 the malicious call which was
mede In the nane of the Commercial Office of.Cuba, Tris can
cause a delay of six or etsht dara in the departure of a shiv
while this call is being exnlained in Public Health, :
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ADVERSELY OF UNITED STATES, SAMKO DID NOT CHALLENGE
“Statenest, BUT ADDED THAT HOPES SOMEDAY AMNAUTO-1
ASSIGNED TQ UNITED NATIONS THUS WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY
VISIT SAMKO IN “FLORIDA. AMAUTO-1 VISIBLY DELIGHTED WITH
" POSSISILITY. -
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PELIEVE AMAUTO- 1 WILL USE SAMPLE TO COMPARE WITH
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SO SOON BECAUSE WOULD HAVE ENJOYED SHOWING SAMKO beattsw ae
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MAKES HIM SUSPICIOUS.
F., REQUESTED SA'1KO ACT AS ANTE ERMZDIARY IN U.S.
" FOR SALE CUBAN, FISH. FRODUCTS TRANSPORTED FROM CANARY
ISLANDS AND MARKED “PRODUCT OF SPAIN". SAID SAMKO
STANDS TO EARN $102,020 YEARLY. SAMKO SAID HE WOULD
CONSIDER OFFER.
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EXPECT NO PERSONAL CONTACT FOR AT ‘LEAST ONE WEEK AFTER
_ RETURN. .
> ‘STATION. BELIEVES SAMKO CARRIED OUT MISSION IN
- EXCELLENT MANNER AND FEEL, THAT BASIC OBJECT IVES .
SUCCESSFLLLY! FULFILLED.
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" OPENION HERE 1S THAT AHAUTO~ 1 PROBABLY WANTED COVER
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2. AGREE EVENTS MENTIONED PARA 1 F PUZZLING AND HQS WOUnD |
QUDOZE. SINCE SAMKO WAS INTRODUCED TO OTHER COMRADES BY AMAUTO-1,
LATTER PROBABLY PREPAREL CONTACT REPORT, POSSIB.Y QUTIMID/ ; |
QUDOZE MAY INDICATE HIS TRUE FEELINGS TOWARD SAMNKO OR REVEAL
ANY SUSPICIONS OF SAMKO VISIT,
3, QS ALSO INTERESTED CLARIFICATION OF PHOTOS WHICH STATION
;
POUCHING, DID SAMKO IDENTIFY SUBJECTS FROM STATION MUGBOOK, zs
OBTAIN NAMES, ETC,, OR ¥AS HE PROVIDED COPIES OF PHOTOS WHICH -
TAKEN AT CAFETERIA? JUIGING FROM REF, AMAUTOS' HAVE CHANGED
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“ADDRESSES FOR PURPOSE MAINTAIN CONTACT.
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SATURDAY. 6 JUNE. -
“5 De. AMAUTO-i AND WIFE VISIBLY MOVED UKEW SAMKO
ASKED DISCUSS HIS BUSINESS SUCCESSES AND THEY ASKED
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£. SAMKO TURNED ON CHARM DUR IKG - conversar tons_ £0
AND FED AMAUTO-1°S EGO WITH COMMENTS ON HOW HE WISHED .
~ AMAUTO= 1 REMAINED IN MIAMI TO RANDLE HIS AFFAIRS. THAT
“HE COULD HAVE BEEN MILLIONAIRE TODAYS EXPLATHED THAT.
WAS NEVER BLESSED WITH. CHILDREN BUT AMAUTO-1 WAS LIKE
SON. HAD BLAMED HIMSELF FOR ALLOWING AMAUTO- 1 RETURN TO
cuba TO GET KILLED BUT WAS PLEASED WHEN HEARD HE WAS VELL.
PARTING COMMENT BY Sako WAS “IF you EVER NEED ME BILL,
[LL NEVER LET YOU DOWN. YOU HAVE a GOCD FRIEND WHO a
Loves YOU A LOT.”
©, SAMKO AND STATION DISTURBED 2Y POSSIBLE
* GyRVEILLANCE. MOMENTS AFTER ENTERING AMAUTO-1" S HOUSE
AMAUTO-1 MADE PHONE CALL. SANKO WAS BRIEFED THES MIGHT
+. HAPPEN, ONE HOUR LATER AT AMUSEMENT PARK AMAUTO-t
“* stEERED SAMKO TO CAFETERIA WHERE MOMENTS LATER FOUR
CUBANS, PRESUMABL Y" FRINEDS OF AMAUTO-1, WERE INTRODUCED
TO SAMKO. CUBANS TOOK NUMBER OF PICTURES. SEEMS
INCONSISTENT WITH 6 00D SECURITY PRACT ICEy. Bul EVENT OF
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PLANNED: WITH SAmKo’ FOR 48 HOURS AFTER Hi$ MEET WITH
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ENJOYS ROLE. RAPPORT GOOD. WILL POUCH PHOTOS AND
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1, QUTIMID: periodically has reported contact between
Subject and Guillermo RU I Z Perez, the Cuban. Minister
- in’ Madrid, mostly over the telephone but also indicating
.. that he has séen her -péersonally, It would appear that he
has: taken” unusually strong | interest in +her. consibring the
“ number of other more ‘demanding tasks he claims to have.
Until now, we have not been able to identify cither Subject
or her relationship with RUIZ.
2. On 28 May QUDOZE (a sensitive joint audio penetration
with liaison) reported the following memorandum (presumably
to Havana) on Subject as dictated by RUIZ:
"Sr. RUIZ Ojeda, Some months ago we received
a ciphered cable dealing with Aida Rosa CORREA Felipe
asking that we contact her to determine her situation,
At that time we informed pet that said Aida Rosa CORREA,
married to Pedro ECHEVARRIA_ , Portuguese
citizen who was in Cuba during 1959-1968, intended
to return to our country, abandoning her husband
because of his alcoholism,
"Approximately-6ne } yeek ago the brother of
Aida Rosa CURREA - Luis ORREA Felipe As
passed through Madrid en poute to. France_ona
Special mission. Ne spoke with her at the Airport
about cefinitely returning in order to see that.
her 12-year-old son might7HeTCaNcITea my Cuba. ,
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Today: we interviewed Aida Rosa CORREA and her
son, who at all ‘times has maintained a positive
attitude toward this Embassy concerning her
return, We have let her know that given the
circumstances of her presence in Spain - not. as
_ & 'gusano' but “os the wife of a foreign doctor
‘who has worked in our country - we saw no .
‘difficulty: to'’prevent her from returning, especially
_ taking ‘into account the fact that she expresséd :
‘ ; . herself as a revolutionary, ‘but that first we
“had te receive official permission,
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_ which she finds hérself in Spain because of
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Names.
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Date of arrival
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siblings:
” Orestes “Guillermo RUIZ Perez
SECRET | ; ny Gene
10 February 1930, Havana Municipal | District, Havana
Province _. a. oo
fas
Ministez, -cuban chargé a affaires in “spain. ‘Prom
“August 1964 until late 1967, he was Vice-Minister of
‘the, Ministry of Foreign: Trade- _(MINCEX) From 1 August
: 1963 until. mid-1964, whé was Cuban Commercial Counsallor
, Prom 1959 ‘until 1962, he was an official
istry ‘of ‘Preasury, having appeared in 1961
-and 1962 &s Director. of Economy Financing of the Minis~
: ‘exy o£ Treasury. * ‘It hasalso“beon xveportad that he
ember of tha Departient.of State .
iv (ri'1961 and 1962. It has beon reported
that. he had. been ‘working ‘at the Ministry of Treasury
since: prior to: 1959, that is, under the Batista re-
: gima. So far, we have not been able to confira this .
information. °~" :
‘Exact date unknown. We believe that he has been hold=
ing his Prenent position since at east 16 November 1967.
white, approximately 5¢7" tall, about 180 pounds of
weight (it has been reported that he has a stout build),
light-colored eyes: (blue or. green), blond hair (some~
what wavy and combed back), round face. Has 10 visible
identification marks. :
a. Jose Antonio RUIZ (the ‘matronymie is probably Armas)
-b. Nieves PEREZ Entrialga.
vad
/Nilda VECIANA dod, ton between 1934 and 1942, place
of birth unknown. White, approximately 5'5" tall, 135
pounda of weight, blond or light brown hair, green eyes.
She is a schoolteacher. PCC, FMC and CDR mamber.
a. Guillermo RUIZ vociana
b. Ivan RUIZ Veciana : a
¢. Julio G. RUIZ veciana yaw ra vie
d. Alejandro RUIZ veciana Von
6. duan C. RUIZ Vociana Nhaide | “pf
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a. Jose Antonio RUIZ Peres y a
b. Osvaldo RUIZ Perez
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‘Political affiliations and attitudés It has beoa reported that Sub=
; ; _ joct is a-member of tho Comnuhist party of Cuba (PCC) and.
oy . 2 ‘|. @ staunch sympathizer of tho Cuban regime. Thera is in-
\ "formation to the effect that in 1958, subject was in exile 4”
\ Ss in Mexico and was‘a*member of tha Triple A Organization
‘ : _ led by Dr.-Aureliano ‘SANCHEZ Afango.- It has also been re-
: ae : ..,ported that “during the etruggle agzinst BATISTA (1957=
: 1958), . Subject belonged to action and sabotage groups in
'. Havana and waa charged: with placing bombs and other devi~-
-Source.does: rot know exactly what activities Subject
ie -as a member pf action and sabotage groups, but
ave. for Mexico in 1958 on ac-"
ance: éc stiond: “RUIZ has been reported as’a maxber of the
.., General Directorate of Intelligence (DGI). “It has been
Se EN . ‘reported that in 1961 and 1962 he was a G-2 (NSE) member _
at on, - 7. oni. at the Ministry of Treasury, where he worked. . :
oan : Travalsi He traveled to.Mexico (from mid-1963 until mid-1964, he
to — . waa Cuban Commercial Counsellor in Mexico). Spain, where
a . he has been since late 1967 ag Cuban Charge d* affaires.
my ~ .(It was reported that on 27 July 1968, ha arkived in Paris,
: . | £xom Madrid. We do not know the reasons for that trip).
Access: a. Rolando CARDOSO Perez (A186. 239 674). Arrived in the
‘ U.S.» on 10 October 1968 from Madrid, Spain. He knows.
Subject because he and Subject are cousins (Subject ‘sa
mother and--Rolando's mother are sisters). When Rolan~
do arrived in the U.S., he said he was going to re-
side at 940 SW 11th Avenue, Miami, Florida, talephono
number 377-3877, We have not been able to locate hin
because we were told at this address that Rolando had
_Jeft for another state and that his present address
was. unknown to them). Rolando saw Subject for the last
time at the Rarajas Airport, Madrid, Spain, on 10 Oc-
_ tober 1968, when Rolando was going to take the plane
which brought him to the U.S. According to Rolando,
they greeted each other on that occasion. Rolando
said he had seen Subject at-this same airport in early. .
or mid-1968 and that they had talked for approximately
five minutes. On this opportunity, Subject was at the
airport waiting for the arrival of a group of Cuban
‘diplomats, ; . ;
b. Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Perez (Al18 780 716). Axr-=
_ xived in tha U.S. on.20 February 1970 by way of tha
" Refugee Airlift. He knows Subtect because he and Sub-
ject are cousins (Subject's mother and Manuel's mother
are sisters). Manuel saw Subjact for thea last time
in 1963, at tha home of Subject's mother, whera thoy
happened to meet. According to Manuel, he and Subject
only said hallo to each other. When Manvel arrived
pom ' SECRET : : .
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1. O?TA-1858, 16 Janua
SECRET
in the U.S, he reported “hia address as 4000 NW Fourth.
Street, Miani, Florida, talephonoe nimber 445-7193, home
of a lady namod Mercades BORGES Dobarros. -Manucl also
stated that he woild later leave for 423 wast <9th
&, Street, Now York, N.Y., homo of Antonio GOMEZ Lemus.
‘Manuel told”: 122 that ha and his friend, Jorga BORGES
Dobarros, were’ homosexuals and had bean living together
since. approximately - 1963. (Jorge BORGES Dobarros ar-
rived in Miani- aboard’ the. sama: Rafugea Airlift flight -
"as-Manuel. He is-a brother of Mercedes BORGES Dobarros,
., and'he and Manual went to live in Mercedes’ house when
‘they arrived in Niami).
Ma believe that Manuel cannot be used in an approach
‘to Subject: because they have not maintained. ralations
for a long patiod of years. In addition, Subject night
“know Manuel! Gaakness: (homogexualism) ‘and’ might taka .
advantage of thia knowledge to blackmail Manuel, Ma-
‘nuel also. told I-122 that he had received psychiatrie
treatment in Havana,
Subject's prosent position; tha positions, all of then
important,which he has held before; and the fact that
he has been reported as a DGI officer, lead us to be-
lieve that wo do not have many possibilities of success
in-an attempt to recruit or defect Subject. The fact
. that Subject's father has bean a militant Comnaunist
since prior to 1959 and that Subject‘s wife has been
reported aa a supporter. of the xegise should not be
forgotten,
Subject‘s revolutionary background during the atruggle
against BATISTA seems to indicate that he is in favor
of acts of terrorism. This gavo hin knowledge and ax~
porience in matters related to subversiva activities
and/or intelligence activities which he could use later,
Therefore, we believa that Orestas Guillermo RUIZ Pa~
rez-must be a very useful pergon for the Cuban regime,
in Spain. He-has experience in negotiating trado agree=
monts and in handling administrative affairs (he has
beon working in this field for more than ten years).
All thia knowledgé and experience added to his knows
ledge and oxperience in subversive and intelligence
affairs make him a man who is not often found in the a:
Castro regime. . : ce ;
ry 1970, contains information ané/or
file traces on Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez, his wife, and other
mexbers of hig family, O7TA~1858 algo conteina or lists all other
references or reporta in which Subject has been mantionad,
2. We have the following new tracea on Subject and his wifa:
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: &. _RUIZ. Perez, Orestes Guillermon
a Lo , Trip Madrid-Havana, 20 February 2970) Cuban passport
Wo ; P?-D/67/890. Seat No. 24. Sources CCA passenger
list.
b. VECIAN Lopez siid
; Trip Madrid-Havana, 30 January 1970) Cuban passport
2 ieee Seat Nos 25. ‘Soureas ‘IBERIA » passangor
- ee ate. .
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ae ‘wa have the following file traces on peracna mentioned in ‘this :
reports
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D.
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LR u1z2! Jose Antonio: {*
' OPA+1858, 16 January. 1970, I-33. Dobricfing of Rolando
Cot
Ss OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of. Rolando CARDOSO Perez,
“,
ale
CARDOSO Perea. Information and file traces on Jose Antonio
‘RUIZ, se :
PEREZ, Entitaleo, _wtoveor gic
OTA=1858, ‘16. Banuary .1970, I=33. Debriefing of Rolando
CARDOSO’ Perez. . Niaves PEREZ Entrialgo. is mentioned in
thie Yeport (no tracea).
RUIZ Veciana, Guillermo: Pan
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File traces on Guillermo RUIZ Veciana. .
RUIZ Veciana, Ivans
OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Pores.
Fila ‘traces on Ivan RUIZ Veciana, . ; .
RUIZ Veciana, Julio Gut
RUIZ Veciana, Julios
OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
File traces on Julio RUIZ Veciana.
RUIZ Veciana, Alojandror
OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70, Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
Traces on Alojandro RUIZ Vecianae :
RUIZ Veciana, Juan Sst
RUIZ Veciana, guant
OTA~1858, 16 Jan 70. pebriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
Tracea on Juan RUIZ Veciana. . ;
,
RUIZ Perez, Josa Antonios
OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70, Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
‘Information and traces on Jose Antonio RUIZ Perez. .
I. RUIZ Peroz, Osvaldo: -
OTA=1858, 1€ Jan 70, I-33. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO
Perez. Information on Osvaido RUIZ Peres.
Ss.
“the ragime. Resides in the city of Havana. Source: - Dobrieg
SECRET : sng
Brothor of Guillerse RUIZ Peroz. White, bora approximately
‘in 1930. Ha ids working as a farm laboror, waiting for his
turn to depart Cuba by way of Spain. Marriod,.oppogsod. to.
~ -ing of Manuel Domingo ‘German VIGOS. Perez, 24 Fob 70; X-122.
J.
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°" -A1B. 780/716. DPOBE:
- 4000 NW Fourth: “te,
\KDOSO_ Poroz Rolandos.
OTA-1858, 16. Jan 70, I1=33.. pebriefing of Rolando CARDOSO
Poroz. Traces on thie person.
. VIGOS. Porez, Manuel Domingo. Germans
a
vIcos Perez, “Manuel Domingos .
5/12/41, Havana, Cuba. ‘v. Ss. ‘address:
fami, Pla. Addresa in Cuba: 353 San=-—
tos’ Suarez. Ste, Santos Suaréz, Havana. Entered the U.8.
at Miami on 2/20/70. (RD-1065). Bo occupation - ‘in Cuba.
Le.
Me.
‘-vana Association of Vaterans.
Amy Lt. Antonio’ PANUSCIA Garcia. Source: Press, 10/15/60.
Attended the "“Condecoration of Drivers"
Single. source: Immigration card.
ViGOS Perez, Manuel D.1
Trip :Varadero-Miami, 20:Feb 70. He is 28 years old. Has
no passport. Bricklayer. Sourcer AIRLIFT passengor list.
BORGES Dobarros , Mercedess
‘Resides in Miami, Fla. Sister of Jorge BORGES Dobarros
(homosexual). (BORGES is a close friend of Source). Sources
Debriefing of Manuel Domingo VIGOS Perez, 24 Feb 70, I~122. :
GARCIA Dobarros, Mercedes:
Resides at 4000 NW Fourth St., Miami, Pla., where Source,
who is a friend of hers, is residing. Source: Debriefing
_ o£ Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Peres, 24 Feb 70, 1-122.
GOMEZ Lemus, Antonlose
Head of the Department of Bssociations of the Havana Pro-
visional Revolutionary Government. Interventor o” the Ha~
Handed it over to Liberation
which was held in
the. Declaration of Havana Hall of the Provisional Government.
Sourcet Presa, 11/18/60. ;
Has a college degree. Greated the "Cobre agrarian star®
and her companions when they. visitsd Havana. Sources
Presa, +/7/6l.
Official of the Havana Provisional Government.
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Communist
’ _SBCRET
ajo
and. Anformer. Sourcet Jose PAZ xovas, 17 Jan 61. .
Road ‘of the Departmant of “Associations aft the Ravana Pros
visional Revolutionary Governnent. Met with tho Prosidon®:
‘and Secrotary of the Union of. Revolutionary Civic Assocla=
tions. .sourcesr "*Revolucion* newspaper, 1 Jun 61.
Me BORGES Debarros,. Jonas .
Homosexual and lose “eetona of ‘source... The latter resided
in his houge when ha atrived in the U.S. . Born approxinately
4n:1923. "Prior to 1963, he worked with Mucbleria Salas
‘.Parniture Store as an Interior decorator and also as a
salesman. Worked with the MICONS (Ministry of Construction) ,
in Havana, as a watchuan at construction work sites. Sources
DobricZing ‘of Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Peres, 24 Feb 70,
I-1223 . . .
BORGES pobarioa, « Jorge B.t
Trip Varadoro-Mianl, 20 Peb 70, 46 years old. Cuban pass-
port PP-026677. E=zployee. Source: AIRLIFT passanger list.
BORGES Dobarros, Jorge” Bonitor
Al8 781 146. DPOB: 4/19/23, Havana, Cuba. U.S. address:
4000 NW Fourth St., Miaal, Pla.: Address in Cuba: 353 San-
tos Suarez 6t., Santos Suarez, Havana. Entered the U.S.
at Miami on 2/20/70 (RD-1065), Passport PP-026677, issucd
on 4/9/69. Single. source: Immigration card.
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A. EXPENSES. A-1 EXPLAINED THAT | FOR HIS
TRAVELS, PHONE CALLS AD RESIDENCE BILLS PARIS (FOR
COUVENIENT ACCESS TO AMKAR-1) HAS RECEIVED $2592
- FROM ONE FAMILY CAMCALL-1), $1228 FAOM ANOTHER CAMPANIC-7) |
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UNTIL SEES RESULTS CURRENT TRIP, BUT COMMENTED THAT
“UCH 4$ SYMPATHIZES WITH AMSOUR-1 SISTER DIFFICULTIES
WITH STOCK MARKET, SUCH DETAILS MINOR COMPARED TO LIFE
OF NER BROTHER.
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TO AMPANIC-7 (291-276280), (HAS LETTER FROM AMPANIC-7
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AND. SUBJECT 201-85 9862. WILL FIRST CONTACT CELIA .
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HM). FOR TIME BELHG WILL NOT RAISE CASE OF PERSOW
APPEARING IDEN WITH AMOBESE (201-354245) FOR WHOM
COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION CAMPAIGN HAS NOT YET REACHED
“REQUIRED $32,223, HAS NOT RECLAIMED AMPANIC-7 RANSOM
FROM PARIS EMBASSY IN ORDER KEEP CASE NEGOTIABLE.
UPON SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION THESE CASES WILL Discuss
WITH APPROPRIATE PERSONS POSSIGILITIZS FOR PACKAGE
EXCHANGE FCR WHICH, HE RZALIZES, CANNOT EXPECT ANY
FRIOR LNMARP COMMITMENT. | ,
C. HOPES TO VISIT U.S. THIS SUMMER OR FALL
AND SEE OLIVER G. ‘GALBOM.
“sp, AMAUTO-1 (201-735296): LUNCHEON APPOINTMENT |
SET FOR $0 MAY, INTERESTING TO NOTE HIS CAPSULE .
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MADRID 1168. RESERVATION AT HOTEL FENIX CONFIRMED BUT
WOLDER IF HE HAY MaVE sow DIFFICULTY WiTH FLIGHT
AESCRVATIONS IN VIEW RATHER HEAVY PRE-SEASON TOURIST |
TRAFFIC THIS YEAR. . .
2. FLORSGA PRESENCE MADRID FOR SANKO APPROACH COULD
BE HELPFUL BUT ROT DEEMED ESSENTIAL. ACCORDINGLY,
29 5 6 6.
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happened lest ninht at Barajas airport when the plane arrived .
from Havand. . & voman(Spanish) rudsed. her umbvella ont :
threetcned HORACIO, while 4 gusano kept hitting him. FRANCO
says trat he hit five ox six of the attackers. real ‘hird, and -
that he thinks he really hurt one of them quite badly around
the face and head. Everyone was covered with blood, ;
an come. into the office and. telk about the -
Aincident(above) also. Then the @lrl says that ahe has come
to Spain to tuke a course’in Alcala, It seens that the course ...
is connected with UNESCO, She will later go to the University |. Looe
of Santender and-on- to Paris to take a course there, She says; |” . i
she is a member of the, Party, and wants to know how she is nd
goings to maintain hea Bet. here in Spain. RUIZ says that |
they too are members, "bE at due to the difficuity of public
relations that 1t-1s a month-and a-half since they have had.
a group meeting, He says that the work that they are doins
makes it difficult to carry on the Party life, but that never-
theless it is necessary to neve sroun meetings to discuss tha _ .
members, Sne says that she would like to live in Madrid, ; t
. in a student residence, and commute to Alcala by car, or
f “9° bus every day, Ruiz Says that in this wey 16 weuld 5e more .
“wee. economical for her and she would have more contact witn the ‘
*. other students, She says that shé would 1tke to be in ;
some Spanisn-American collese to get accuainted with the -students
there.,: RUIZ says she .could be very useful so ‘them with her
student connections, and that without interfering with her
Studies wne ean 2130 be helping Cuba, H¢ highly recommends
that she get every thing she can, culturally during her stay in
Spain, He Says that for very much she has read about museuns
and historical and artistic places 1t 4s quite differnnt seeing
them,
Ruiz asxs her to leave her address at the endassy so that the
President of the Youen's Faderation of the Party can take
advantage of her being of use to them in one way or another,
so Ruiz tells her that anything that might heppen to her te come .
° : to the embassy and let their kiow about it, He says there is
, the danger that they will spy on-her or follow her and that
there is the possibility of enemies getting close to her,
Fe says that everyone makes mistakes and that if she does to
let them know at once so thas they can prevent the consequence,
and give her good advice, , .
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for a leny time, At about 2:39 pm
he comes in with BARREDA end another person. Ruiz says that
he has to srrite to the Deputy Secretary(of Foreisn Relations-?)
about the. ineident at Forajas airport, He is roine to point out
the permissiveness of the police, He is going to point out
that the officials of the embassy were provoked by the others
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SAN KO SHOULD TAKE Tax! DIRECTLY To HOTEL WHERE Sacbaige. MICRO, SER,
USING ALIAS JORN ALCINO WILL CONTACT AT 1702 HOURS,
3O MAY. IN EVENT OF: Ev ERGENCY SANKO © SHOULD CALL
ALCINO ON 276-6990. WHILE WAITING FOR SACODER °S VISIT
SAN KO SHOULD ARRANGE FOR SEPARATE TOURS OF MADRID,
TOLEDO AND EL ESCORIAL/VALLEY OF FALLEN FOR 1, 2 AND
S JUNE, THIS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT STORY AS WELL AS
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CONTACT YITH AMAUTO-1. .
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a 2- SAMNKO THOUROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS FOLLOWING COVER
FOR TRIPs
A. WIEN WIFE PASSED ay /AY, WAS BROKEN UP AND
STILL NOT COWPLETELY RECOVERED. DECIDED TRIP TO”
EUROPE WOULD HELP. FORGET.
B. SAY “JULIUS” LAST YEAR AT SanKo's HOLL YwaoD
DELICATESSEN, SAMKO, WHO HE ARO ANAUTO-1- HAD BEEN
KILLED, WAS TOLD BY > Jub tus" OF AMAUTO-1°S CURRENT
POSITION IN MADRID. SANKO, THEREFORE, -OOKING
UP AMAUTO- i FOR MOL D TIMES SAKE,
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‘Be IN LOW KEY, SOUND KIM out ow FEELINGS .
TOWARDS’ STATES, AUTHUG, REGIME, FUTURE; AND FAMILY. —
Cy SET UP CHANNEL OF cont: “LCATIONS FOR FUTURE,
_ USING “SAMKO'S HONE ADDRESS. at SANE TINE, ATTERPT
70 OBTAIN ADDRESS TO WHICH HE COULD WRITE AMAUTO-1,
4. SANKO UNDERSTANDS THESE BASIC INSTRUCTIONS AND
CONCURS IN THEIR LOGIC. HE STATED WILLINGNESS TO
APPLY THEM IN EVENTUAL MEETING WITH ANAUTO-1. ANY MORE .
COMPLICATED INSTRUCTIONS woULD TE! TO CONFUSE AND -
POSSIBLY ALIENATE SANKO AT THIS TINE. THIS ALSO.
ALLOWS Mads ID ANY GPTIONS IT. MAY WANT TO USE WITHOUT
CONFUSING SANKO.
Se SAM} xO INDICATED "JULIUS" wAS “JULIO Diaz, BORN
CIRCA 1938 08 CUBA. DURING 1958'S WHEN AMAUTO-1.WORKED
ror SANKO, "gulls" ALSO WORKED AND WAS FRIEND OF AMAUTO-1.
* JULIUS RESIDES SONEWHERE If WEST PAaLti BEACH OR FORT
LAUDERDALE, IS HARRIE 3, AND HAS “CHiLDRE Whe SAMKO HAS
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1. PLEASED WITH APPEARANCE OF “ut ULIAS" INTO OPS La
PICTURE. WE ARE NO¥ PREPARED TO IMPLEMENT APPROACH TO ee
AMAUTO=i USING. SAMKOs HOWEVER REF B HIGHLIGHTS. AN fo a
IMPORTANT ASPECT OF SANKC’S CHARACTER WHICH COULD HAVE
. AN ADVERSE AFFECT ON THE SUCCESS OF THE OPERATION.
BEFORE PROVIDING CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS REED CLEAR INDI-
. CATION. THAT SAMKO, ALTHOUGH DOING FAVOR FoR HIS GOVT, -
Stee WILLING AND ABLE FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS, _HE MUST UNDERSTAND ae
THAT HIS MISSION TO MapRID IS To OBTAIN ASSESSMENT OF
AMAUTO-1 AND THROUGH RENEWAL CF OLD FRIENDSHIP TO OPEN
CHANNEL To AMAUTO- | SHOULD THE LATTER EVER ‘NEED A FRIEND
IN THE U.S. ALSO. THAT HE CANNOT (RPT CANNOT EXPRESS OR
IMPLY To AMAUTO-1 TRKAT VISIT -To MADRID WAS AT THE BENXEST .
OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT OR JKLANCE. WITH THIS ASSURANCE
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_ CAUSE EMBARRASSMENT TO ALL CONCERNED. —
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de ~ SANKO CONTACTED MID- DAY. 20 MAY. HE HAS SHOTS,
NEW PASSPORT, A aN READY To TRAVEL. PACHANKIS MEATIONED
. TENTATIVE DATE OF 29 MAY VIA IBERIA. , :
2. WHEN QUESTIONED ON MUTUAL FRIEND Whe COULD
HAVE TOLD HIM OF AMAUTO-1 POSITION IN SPAIN, SAMKO
SAID HE TALKED TG “JULIAS" FROM OLD DAYS ABOUT ONE
YEAR AGO. “JULIAS™ YORKED IN GROCERY STORE WITH AMAUTO-1
AND CURRENTLY RESIDES IN MIAMI/HOLLYWOOD AREA. SAMKO
CANNOT FURTHER IDENTIFY. APPEARS WE CAN INVOKE
“JULIAS” AS COVER STORY FOR CONTACT, RATHER THAN PURSUE
MANUEL (WIGOS) PEREZ LEAD. .
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ALONG LINES OF DIRECTOR 233355, DO NOT BELIEVE BRIEFING
ON COMPLICATED SENARIO WOULD BE PRODUCTIVE, AS SAMKO
1s SIMPLE’ MAN, HAS SOMEWHAT VOLATILE PERSONALITY, AND |
. Not ‘TRAINED INTEL OPERATIVE. HE IS IN eWecT DOING
FAVOR FOR HIS GOVERNMENT AND IS NOT A RECRUITED ASSET
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‘CONCERNED. CAS EXAMPLE, WHEN .SAMKO APPLIED FOR PASSPORT,
EXPECTED RED CARPET TREATMENT, DESCRIBED PASSPORT
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1. BELIZIE CONTRADICTION CITED REF = IS ONLY APPARENT, |
CHRCHOLCGICAL ORDER (HOT t ERERICAL, OAD=R) OF OTHER REFS WAS
“p, A, B, AND C. THAT IS, REF D, Unirrrd First, TOM BASIG =
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SNE MaDe WUABER ‘OF TELEPHONE CALLS. WE CANNOT PREDICT
AM AUT O=1° 8 REACTION TO THIS DIRECT APPROACH. HE MIGHT
CLAIM PRESS OF BUSINESS OR OTHER COMMITMENTS THEREBY
REFUSING SKE SAMKO IN HOME BUT MIGHT SUGGEST THAT SANKO
visit eNsadsy MONDAY MORNING. SANKO SHOULD BE PREPARED
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AN INCIDENT WHICH. OCCURRED AT THE BARAJAS AIRPORT IN. MADRID
BETWEEN CUBAN REFUGEES AND CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS .
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1. IN MEETING WITH SAMKO ON 14 MAY, PACHANKIS NENTIONED | : 3
POSSIBLE TRIP. TO MADRID AS TOURIST TO HOLD “CHANCE MEETING
WITH AWAUTO/ Le. SMAKO VERY ENTHUSED, FLATTERED HIS GOVERNMENT
NEEDED HIM, AND IN POSITIVE FRAME OF MIND FOR OPERATION.
NO FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS MADE (EXPECT WE WOULD PAY EXPENSES :
ON TRIP) AND HE APPEARS TO SE MOTIVATED TO HELP COUNTRY |
AND OLD FRIEND. AT OUR REQUEST , SAMKO HAS APPLIED FOR
NEW PASSPORT. INCIDENTALLY, HIS WIFE PASSED AWAY ON : “ .
6 NOVENBER 1969. ve
>. WE ARE NOY IN POSITION-TO DISPATCH SANK. PLS. 1
ADV ISE WHEN HE IS NEEDED ON ANAUTO/1 APPROACHS
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PURSUE IF MADRID THINKS \ ORTH WHILE, ALTHOUGH SANKO DID-NOT. ES
“INDICATE RELATIONSHIP WAS VERY DEEP, QUTIMID/QUDOZE TRAFFIC SEEMS MW
TO INDICATE AMAUTO-1 LOOKED ON SANKO WITH GREAT DEAL NOSTALGIA, —
MUCH DEPENDS ON MADRID'S OTHER PLANS THROUGH SUBJECT REF B (201-866047).
REQUEST STATUS YOUR CONTACT WITH HIM AND PLANS,
2. RECENT REVIEW OF AMAUTO-1 TAPES BY AMEDIT~2 sHow THAT
AMAUTO-1 MAINTAINS CONTINUING RELATIONSHIP WITH QUSEQUIN-82.
_ AMEDIT-2 COMMENTS THAT QUSEGUIN-82 KNOWS AMAUTO-1 PERSONALLY AND
SEES HIM RATHER OFTEN BUT: PRESUMABLY IN LINE OF DUTY. - HQ INTERESTED -
IN- NATURE AND EXTENT THIS RELATIONSIIIP. VIEW QUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS
REPORTED IN OSMA- 23624, ATTLCUMENT 1, STATION MIGHT JSE THIS
RELATIONSHIP TO APPROACH ANAUTO-1; a ape 9 IS e:
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(VIGOS) . PEREZ, -30-YEAR OLD CUBAN WHO ARRIVED MIAMI BY AIR ON -
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° AMAUTO- 1 BUT HAS AMAUTO-1'S° HISTORY SOUENHAT GARBLED, VIGOS ;
ALSO SAYS THAT. ONE OSvALDo RUIZ PEREZ, _DescriBep AS BROTHER OF
AMAUTO-1, HAS "ASKED TO LEAVE CUBA AND Is NOW IN CANE FIELDS,
WH/MIANI REQUESTED To CHECK THESE LEADS
4. FILE 20)- -735296, END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMMENT: Ref A said that SAMKO, Miami butcher who old
: acquaintance of AMAUTO- 1. has been located
and willing travel to Madrid if necessary,
Ref B is POA grant for one Carlos CARRASCO,
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Sonia GOMKZ. Aragon, Cuban MINREX Official
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4. ‘The. following inforsation about subject's trip to
Spain and her activities while here was obtained from QUIIMID
and QUDOZE. = “ _
ee .2. Subject arrived in Madrid on 10 February 1970. . She
‘vy traveled’to Barcelona during the week of 23 February and ~ ,
weturned’ to Madrid 6 March vhereupon she then left for Portugal.
She returned to Madrid on 17 Barch and waited for Guillermo _
~R.U IZ. perez' return from the Spanish/Cuban Commercial nego-
tiations in Cuba: Sonia departed Madrid for Cuba an 27 March 1970,
It appears that.she intended to travel to Vienna, Austria next, —
since several cables vere sent to Vienna from Madrid advising
Sonia’s travel status. During her stay in Spain, Sonia was in
frequent contact with one Jose Agustin GOYT I SOLO ,
Spanish writer in Barceloaa, telephone 228-4063 (Station traces
“gre OSBA 02385, 17 February 1965; OSBA 02718, 11 August 1967;
and OSBA 02795, 1 March 1968). She was not Bnogn to have been
in contact with any other locals and what little time she had
for diversion she spent with the mission officers and their -
wives.
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3. The purpose of Sonia's trip to Madrid eas to-discuss
the 1970 work pian for the Embassy with the Charge, Guillermo
RUIZ Perez. She also'taiked vith the various Embagsy officials,
Rost probably to fnwiltarize herself with their duties and to
see if they had any problens. ‘She pitched in and. helped sith
the baétklogged. ‘work of Orestes BARRED A’ and Horacio
F UE NT E S::and also helped gith the cultural ectivitics, -
For instance, she sont tvo cables to MINREX - one regarding
the forwarding of sovie posters for a March exhibit and snother
/ regarding the forwarding of:a Cuban staap exhibition by. end
. March. oo oe ; . wk
: 4. Io their discussion of the 1970 work Plan Sonia told
-. RUIZ that they were going to- plan the February, March, and~
. April quarter. “She shoved him “an agenda for the control of
: plapned and unplanned activities” and the gereral directives of
the plah which included scientific informstion and political
‘information, with specific Girectives (requirements)~for- Spain.
_/ RUIZ’ has to prepare for. Bavana a. Hoathly report, then a quarterly
' Susmary, of the activities accosplished. Exsed on these
‘reports the activities of the following q
uarter wiil be planned.
_: 8. In line-with the plan of sciertific
information, Sonia and RUIZ discussed the pros
‘apd cons of a Comite Ctentifico-Tecnico which
_, 4s.to be set up In Hadrid. TZ was of the
_ opinion that the local (Spanish) Coszunist
Party vould try to infiltrate it and this
Would bring problems to-the Embassy. Senia
- pointed out the successes encountered in
Svitzerland and Sweden with such n committee
even though at first there vere probleas —
which were. later overcoze.
.. ,b. Sonia showed RUIZ a commercial project
. which she planned to take. to Portugal and .
asked his to read it because it was algo of
jaterest to the Cuban sission in Spain.
c. Sonia mentioned that the Plan of
, Infornation. was still to be completed especially
: in the priority categories of livestock and
econozy.
oe dg. They turned next to the topic of
“ "} the budget. Sonia said that the budget
‘for each mission had to be submitted before
- the end of April (every year) and no additional
“expencitures could be subaitted for approval
. Guring the course of the year. Spain, Canada,
_-abd France, hovever, would be treated individually.
i Their special needs, such as acquisition of
; Bore office space, raises in cost of living
‘ allowances, etc., would be taken into consideration
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oy 5. During their various discussions RUIZ aired his
- couplaint abotit the Visa Deportcont ip Mavana aaying that —
‘the departaent vas ‘practically worthless end that -jast year
7€ cables ‘regardisg visas remsined unansvered. Secnia
defended tho Ministry saying ‘that 10 had a lot of work to
do, but RUIZ. replied thot they ‘wanted to work only 8 hours
-aday. They also ‘discuseed the scholarship situation. It,
geéus thet during on. interviow betveen PR-IRTO (Probably
- Joso “PR I-E:T.0 Benitez, Director of Foreign Relations of \
', the DAP) and the-Minister of Public Yorks, PRIETO was osked \
- > to provide a list. of. scholsrahip candidates to be consi¢ered
-and-be had ‘none. sonia mentioned that- in Belgium they also
‘lest. four. scholarships because of this sane reason. :
"6, According. to QUTINID Sonia GO M EZ Aragon is_ ;
married to“obeMiguel (LNU) and has o datighter naped Iliana. \
Sonia's mother is still living although appeared to be very 4
ill at the tine Sonia left ‘for her. trip to Madrid because: ,
Sonia; cabled at... ast-teice to Havana inquiring about the,
status of her = her's health. (TYLOTE reported that. Sonia's
’ - home. phone number in Havana is 7~4263..) Perhaps Headquarters
can determine the full nane of her ‘husband by checking the...
reverse telephone listings: - Sonia is attractive, intelligent,
‘ gertious-winced and reserved. The last tise she visited Spain -
she stayed with Vera BOR ODOWS8 K I and vas on the sane
type of mission as the present one -. to‘discuss the Madrid: -
Embassy's work plan. She also. visited the Barcelona Consulate
and the Cuban imbassy in Lisbon. ~~ ;
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PERSONALITY:
30 April 1970
Orestes Guillermd RUIZ Perez .(201-735296)
(NOTE: A comprehensive, study/analysis
on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970,
see OSMV-11726. ) :
Also uses, Guillermo RUIZ Perez
10 February 1930, ‘Havana
Minister, Charge d'Affaires, Cuban Embassy,
Madrid, since December 1967.
"-Nilda VECIANA Lopez, (DPOB: 26 December 1934,
Havana)
Five sons, and a sixth child due to be...
born April/May 1970, Guillermo, the ‘oldest,
in school in Cuba. © Alejandro, Julio,
Juan Carlos and Ivan with their parents in
Madrid,
White, variously described as 5'5" - 5'7"
tall, and 170-190 pounds, stout build;
round face, fair complexion, blond slightly
wavy hair, light-colored eyes (also reported.
as blue and grecn), wears glasses. No -
visible identifying marks. Well dressed.
Perhaps a relative's description of RUIZ
suns up’ his personality - "a man of many
moods. He has variously been described
as intelligent, ‘mentally alert, competent,
hardwerking, and respected by his subordinates.
Pleasant, easy going, nervous, quick-tempered,
_ brusque but sincere, opinionated, strong-minded ©
idealistic, self-confident. Has basic.
emotional instability, gives impression
of being insecure in his position... At times
Sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical,
serious, ungrateful and cold, who,
paradoxically, appears friendly to some people.
Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate,
‘limited. vocabulary, swears a good deal,
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: ; ; He can turn on considerable - | :
. ; fot chara, where motivated, In Ss mo. 4
contrast to his Pleasant public , : -
‘image and acceptable language,
- . Private conversation is vulgar, :
aes, . . Swears continually and flies into. _
rages, ”
Likes g00d living and Spends money
where it shows, Avid- reader, -keeps
abreast of world events, shows -
willingness to accept whatever he
deems to be good or useful from
' the outside world. “Concerned. with |
the image and Prestige of Caba in
Spain. Emotionally coznitted to
an ideal. An AMEDIT Study summed
RUIZ up as a realist. He speaks
English and French. His wife, a
teacher, always worked before going -
‘to Spain, ‘and there works as a .
Secretary and bookkecper at the .
Embassy on an infornal basis. Appears
intelligent, competent. outspoken
- . but solicitious and affectionate with
“her husband; interested in, and,
encourages him in-his work. Appears to
support the regime, but not a fanatic,
_ RUIZ is the dominant personality of the
two, :
EDUCATION: One reference states that he went to
: work at age 14, which Suggests lack of
formal education,
In 1960 as an employee of the Ministry
of the Treasury, selected to-‘attend
a Statistics course offered by CEPAL,
which lasted two years,
One relative reported he completed
_ . elementary education at “Hermanos «|
_ SS : Maristas" school in Ravana; did not ; ces
know whether he attended high school, 1
. but ‘said in early days of the Castro
‘regime attended the University of
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Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Peres
Havany,
Another relative said his .
. : So oO primary and secondary education .
: _ , / Was reevived in private institutions, -
— and that he has a deyree in “political
economies” fron the University of
Havana, . a
: He is well versed in world affairs
a ' and has an understanding of .
international trade. .
, _ PREVIOUS. POSITIONS: |. _ -Viee Minister, MINCEX, 1964-1967,
-.., Commercial Counselor, Cuban Embassy,
- Mexico City. Although he was -
; - . - aecredited to that position in
: . ; December 1963, travel indicates he
, ° i was in-Mexico from August 1963 to.
: May .1964, Other references indicate
he was in that position in September
1963. .
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Ministry of the Treasury. In April rn i
; 1962 he was Chief of the Department ce ,
. of Construction Expenses Studies, <i.
. Office of Financial: Statistics of
that ministry. He was with the
ministry as early as 1960, when he
was selected to attend the statistics
course,
During the Batista regime he was in
exile. Cane to the U.S. sometime in
the 1950's and apparently remained for
some time before he left in February -
1957, when, according to some reports,
he entered Cuba clandestinely. Also
reported to have been in exile in
Mexico,
. oo : LNYUMA records show he came to U.S, :. :
‘ : . - on 8 November 1956 to sec -hig brother,
, left 17 November for the Dominican -
Republic Where he received five months
military training. . Returned to the
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POLITICAL |
ATTITUDE:
SP RR, ee nr i
.-Party.,.. admitted -of-t
of -Armando—if RT “Davalos; ‘Secretary
U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed
-his time, and on 11- February 1358
was erdered deported; Claimed he...
‘would’ be killed if he returned. to
Cuba and did not show for deportation.
‘Subsequent investigation showed he me
was in Cuba as of 2. March. - ne
A member of. the Cuban Communist :. , co
Cd nh the recommendation
of Organization. © Although. he has .
been described ag a militant Comzunist,
-& convinced “supporter of the Castro
regine and.a fanatic Fidelista, there‘
is evidence to dispute this image.
An analysis of available information
indicates that he is not a convinced
Marxist, he cannot accept Party.
discipline, and that his character
is basically incompatible with the
.Systen he serves.
His father is reported to be an old~
guard Communist and a leader of %
‘the barber's union. <A brother
reported to-be a member of DSE in 1946,
He expressed dissatisfaction with
his position as a diplomat, feels
his talents are wasted and would like
AQ position in commerce or industry,
where he considers he could better
Serve the revolution. Has criticized)
the bureaucracy and incfficicicy in
the government in Havana. : ;
He has said that many Cuban diplomats .
want ta stay out of Cuba, but it
scemed to him that the Cuban government .
wanted -to keep him (RUIZ) out of the
way (i.c., outside Cuba). That LEON
had appointed hin, supported him, and
they are good fricnds, but that he
(RUIZ) does not like to work with a
man who one does -not get to know,
nor to know what he is thinking. He
said he felt as if he were in Miant.
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“INTELLIGENCE - co, - ; coe ; /
CONNECTIONS; In-Kay 1964 AMMUG-1 reported RUIZ
oo So, - was a DGI.case officer in Mexico: for
‘operations targetted against "some‘
ce Scat tue eee o 0 4. “nearby area; and. later. idontified. :
eee Ls : ; -. + .* his’ photograph’ as DGI -member in’ Mexico, —
~In 1961 an’ enigre said RUYZ,* with the .
. Finance Ninistry, was a’ Communist. and.
“G2, 0°00 ee Oo : .
a ee rena “+ 4” AMTIKY-) said a letter froma friend -
, ee oe " .- ° -in Cuba stated that RUIZ, then in
: : i oe ; _ Mexico, was-a member of G-2, sent to try
; So, ms - .. to infiltrate counterrévolutionary
ne : groups (1963). ,
In. April 1968, RUIZ advised Aristides
DIAZ Rovirosa on the use of disguises, an
_ the need to "live secretly" and st se :
commented on DIAZ’ being "already
clandestine."
ers So _ The Cuban Ambassador to Geneva, in 20°
: So 1968, commented on RUIZ’ refusal to :
. accept DGI dominance of the Cuban Embassy, -
Madrid. (AMDELAY-1). In July 1969, .
AMBENEW~-1 said RUIZ was very dictatorial
in his dealings with DGI officers.
CONTACTS: ; Not much is known of his contacts in
. Madrid, other than official. Is in
touch with Ahmed LAIDI, Algerian
‘Ambassador; Manuel TELLO Troncoso,
Counselor of Chilean Embassy, Madrid;
Alexandru. PETRESCU, Romanian Minister to
Spain and Carlos CARRASCO Munoz de Vera, ~
a lawyer and personal friend.
TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico» oe
22 Nov. Mexico-Cuba
29 Nov, Cuba-Mexico
8 Dec. - Cuba-Mexico oe ay
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"31 July
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. 10 Oct.
29 Oct.
14 Nov.
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27 Feb.
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Netherlands~Spain-
Spain-France:
France-Spain -. 9), -
Spain-Cuba (via Ireland, Canada)
Cuba-Spain:
‘Spain-Cuba
Cuba-Spain
France-Spain*™
‘Spain-Dominican Republic’:
Spain-Switzerland —_
Spain-Cuba |
Cuba-Spain (via French
West Indies, Azores) |
Spain-Cuba
Cuba-Spain se nh
Spain-UK
UK-Spain
28-30 Nov. Two-day trip by auto to
6 Jan 70. To Italy, returning by auto.
San Sebastian and Burgos |
Also claims to have been in North
Vietnam as a member of a trade mission’
(QUDOZE).°
ASSESSMENT: .
It appears that RUIZ might well be responsive
(to an approach, with consideration given to.
the manner in which it is undertaken, the
timing and the person involved, :
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.. MISCELLANEOUS: - . Altliough RUIZ" health has been |
a to, _ : “ . described as gener ‘ally’ good, h
; : Suffers from a ‘back. ailnctt
a o ° iz r 7 hoa . i a ve : : wy " ‘suffers: from: a
Bs Se ae liver ailment for, which he takes.
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, Pe a, RUIZ is: Scheduted . to return: to. Cuba.
oN tes Te ‘in mid=1970, where he expects to
oon mc “". be with MININT, rather ‘than MINREX, :
- "or MINCEX. : .
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“te SAMKO. “SHOWN PHotos OF AMAUTO-1 AxD REMARKED,
"WHY, THIS Is. WILLIAM, ~ REMEMBERED AMAUTO=1 AS NICE
CLEANS cut BOY WITH HIGH IDEALS.’ WHILE THERE WAS”
PROBABLY FATHER - -SON. RELATIONSHIP, SAMKO DID NOT
“RE coGNIZE IT AS SUCH.
2. SAMKO IS WILLING TO TRAVEL To MADRID TO TALK
WITH AMAUTO-1, HE HAS AN EXPIRED PASSPORT. WAS TOLD
INTERVIEW WAS EXPLORATORY Ato PACHANKIS woutp P RECONTACT.,;
‘IF SAMKO SERVICES WERE NEEDED. oo
— _POUCHING ABOVE CONTACT. neronr, Lowe vity
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: .. Submitted by -Henry.3. PACHANKIS on his iotervicws with
. Alexander SANKO (201-866054) “concerning Orestes
_Guillerno ROTEZ Perez (201-735296). Beth contact reports
are self-explanatory and were summarized in Beferences:
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2. Please advise 1f WH/utami should pursue the |
Tr co” Of contact between SAMKO and RUIZ in Madrid”
If so, the Station suggests that PACHANKIS acconpany
SAMKO to Eedrid as his handler. ,
Melvin D. KERSCHEN
| Attachments} Se
. A. Contact Report, 21 April 1970.
B. Contact Report; 28 April 1970
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. IN CUBA.WAS 1948 AND DENIED HE EVER TRAVELED TO CUBR © So
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: ANSWERS. - AS FOLLOW-UP, PACHANKIS WILL SHOW Two DIFFERENT
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‘Ina conversation. held in his office on 3 December -
. 1969: AMAUTO=1-said.t that t_in: 1957: he: worked . in the United d States ay
“as 2° 3 a hitcher ecAlex nder SAMKO, a en
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by ted PBRUMEN after . r January. 1959 and
“invited AYAUTO-1 to return to the States to continue his job. .
asa ‘butcher, ; SAMKO is: Not, further identified in. the report, . i
: 2. Te sao ‘could be located it might be interesting to -
“obtain his.. ‘aSSéssment . of AMAUTO-13- . .
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partners in- Taller; S.A, The following *
‘Of that’ neetiag:
iS bave joined with another -
AGA, to explore joint. venture possi-
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Stoject cpened up on
al recomendation can
based oa such & short coarersation vould not normally _
Be of such assistaiics but sinze
his thoughts about Cuba, a gene
B. ‘“During the lunch I was sable to vork the
conversation around ‘to th
e business potential far
Spanish and. U.S. companies in Latin America, Rvontu-
ally, we touched on Cuba,
considers hinsself to. be an
visited Cuba laet year and
interview vith Pidel Castro,
Subject recotved a
this about sets
present Cuben regine.
received an taovitation
and Gervaa said that Subject
expert in this area ag he
had a private three-hour
Gervas said that |
“gnow job” fron the ‘jefe, and
the tone for his feelings for the
It was not clear hoy Subject
to Cuba, but he said that
he Basisted in obtaining a contract from Cuba for
the Pegaso truck com
piny - shether as a repre-
sentative of this corpany or in a& free~lance capacity
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was not brought out. It Seemed to mo that Subject
ie riding an ecotional high for Cuba and C.stro.
His face ‘lit up and he bocanze relatively excited
whon tailing us bow Castro mixes anu taike with
‘the “Common people,” and in fror Spanish parents,
.. :@nd-has done ao much for the country, I asked hin
_- what his goneral inpression vas of life there and
_/he replied” pnéenowenal ,” and J believe he neant it.
co C. ‘Some comments that Subject made vould appear
to be inapired by Cuban’ propaganda or a briefing. He
Said that. JKLANCE is in-control of U.S, internal
“... seCurity and is forcing'a rightest swing in its fa~
' ternal politics. Also, a1] peuple going to Cuba /
‘Foo Hexico aro photographed by JKLANCE People, while
Af you"go. trom Spain you don't rum this risk. .
oe Le Ds ot 1 aged bim 1 ‘there Was good potential for
“" “Spanish corpanies doing businces with Cuba, Ho replied
that ‘Cuba ‘is- bridge: to Latin. America, This -seered
a strangé answer, atid I pointed out that you -dida‘t
b uba to get to Latin Anerica. He said, ~.
“that's: true, other Countries will change to the. —
Gubaa -systen. and. viil need technicians to assist then..
Then ve (Iguess he seant Spanieh business meno doing
business with Cuba) ‘will have excellent Possibilities.
have to. go-to |
__ 8 "Subject said that -he knew the Cuban Acbassador
to Spain and. in fact visited him this morauing and re-
ceived a large box of Havana cigars frow hin.
Fe “Subject is about 30 yearn olg, good looking
and cakes an excellent first impression, He appearnr
to have a good business background in addition to being
4 ‘trained lagyer, Ho seens uggressive, determined and
has a good imagination for business ventureg.
G, “It would be premature to sey that Subject leans
toward Comuunism.or has been had by the Cuban I.s, 1. _
-doubt that be would have talied go freely about his .
adsiration for Cuba if he is working covertly for then.
It is quite certain that he is being used by the Cuban
Embassy for corwercial purposes, and I would estinate
that he would sake an excellent “front man” for Cuban
business ventures, rot oe
~ #H. “I would réconnend against. trying to recruit
Subject as a means of getting to the Cuban Ambassador, _
He would probably turn down tho pitch and ioforn the
Cuban Embassy." ; : .
. 2, The cvbove roport is. an excellent beginning in cur assesa-
_ Beat of Subject and HARRIOTT must be commended for his adeptness
at steering the Conversation toward the relevant areas of interest.
‘Wa think the report stands alone and requires little comeentary by
the Station; howover, we night add here that there is a atrong
probability that Subject was indeed snowed under by the impact of
his alleged. three-hour talk with Castro, Given Castro's charisza
and persuasive qualities it would not be difficult to “convince”
a young lawyer, alien to the Cuban environnent, of the prograss in
Cuba, Kot withstanding HARRIOTT's fine report we feel that Subject
ts still wallowing in the ebullience of this confrontation with ,
Fidel Castro. His short relationship with the Cuban Fabassy and
one visit to Cuba vould hardly make nin an authority oo Cuba,
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; 3. If you agree ve would like to tr) another sttempt to get
AA GssosRment of Subject. For days ve have heeg trying to doviso
@ cover story for & Station officer to use in‘an approach ‘to Subject,
Be have one sad sould like pour Couseats, susgeations dad ideas, A
Station officer, preterably in disguise and using ao alias, would
‘approach Subject as a free tance writer for “Sorld Hows” (a . .
.Sugkestion wade by. . UCANERA-~) because there afe ac pany stringers. .
for “Worlé News” that it would be virtually inpossible to confirs) ;
vith the intention that ho is writing on article on Spanish lavyers | |
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-Opportuait{éa for advancerent in business and. governsent, . (The
. thear actually is taken fron an articies in Fortune or Business Veek
inagazine read by the undersigned sone years ago). The thone was
~ -testod-on CUCANSRA-1 and’ ho agrees that it is a g00d ono and would
. Wora because of the ‘general nature of Spanish buatnosssen to like
-; to talk about themselves. What..1s involved. however, ts a consider-
“a “amount of: homework ,. sarticularly in the collection of napes of |
lawy “ta business: who have been sueceasful.— CUCAWERA-1 ig Pro- -
“" pardiag.a list of such people: and ve will’ Foview them together. The
. undersigned subsequently. will..ask for Dun and Bradstreet reports on.
fhe ‘firms these lavyers represent as e611 as-revies tho fires":
“ff{nancial history in our reference aida ‘located in’ tho Eabassy's.
Commercial litrary, ~~ vot wa oo
: 4. The theme opens the door to a number of provoking questions,
but dt particularly offers 4 good opportunity to assers the péerson-
“ality of the target. Porhaps the opportunity will again cone’ when | -
Subject ‘discusses his relationship and knowledge of Cuba at which: :
- ‘time an iateresting exchange might ensue possibly Provohing Subject
to reveal his true ‘relationship vith the Cubana and/or hia affection
for the Cuban system,’ No pitch vould be sade and, if after this
_ assessment, the officer arriven at. HARRIOTT's conclusion, the
‘Station would recommend a |
gainst using Subject as ao intermediary
to AHAUTO-1, ‘ ,
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- ‘HE’ NEVER HEARD OF oR. “KNEW AMAUTO~ 1." LAST TIME HE WAS
; IN cuBA WAS 1948 AND DENIED. He EVER TRAVELED TO CUBA
= "AFTER CASTRO TAKEOVER IN 1959, EXPERIENCED CAREER “AGERT:
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ANSWERS. AS FOLLOW-uP, ‘PACHANKIS WILL SHOW TWO DIFFERENT
PHOTOS OF AMAUTO-1 To SAM KO FOR IDENTIFICATION. WILL
ADVISE. POUCHING SAM KO INTERVIEW,
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1. LNERGO DOCUMENT ON GINES GORRIZ CASTROMAN DATED: 1961
AND MISFILED JUST RETRIEVED BY HQS, DOCUMENT COXCERNS GORRIZ'S
MILITARY SERVICE RECORD WHICH WE STILL TRYING OSTAIN,
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2, LNERGO DOCUMENT LISTS GORRIZ'S NENT-OF-KIN WHILE ty
SERVICE AS HUMBERTO MARRERO, 617 152 STREET, NEW YORK, GORRIZ
BROTHER LISTED AS SUMBERTON (SIC) CASTROMAN, SAMS ADDRESS, Gorrtz
HOME ADDRESS SAME PLUS “CARE OF PEREZ", "
“3. COULD THE HUBERTO (SIC) LISTED As GORRIZ'S BROTHER IN
WH/MIAMI 6934 (IN 049917) BE HUMBERTO MARRERO?’ ONE NOT
IDENTIFIABLE, NON-DEROGATORY TRACE U2 MARRERO FROM LNERGO IN
1952,
4, NO HQS TRACES SUBERTON casTaowss, NO caSTRowaNs IN
NEW YORK TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, NO PEREZ AT ABOVE ADDRESS IN REVERSE s
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Nr, JAVIER, frees the Cuisa fonde of Vigo, calls HORSCIO.
to Say thas they. have chad in Vigo for two months: ‘the
\ ship VIA gs Is (ph) for repiirs and the captain has
decided thet At 40 best it the crew takes its month
‘of vacation Now and return. later to the ship in Vigo, -
. Ay, adds the. captain has to retutn to -Cuba .0n Friday by —
“CUBA, but he has no visa and authorization mst be
; requested trom the General, Department: of Security, HORACTO :
ee a oot I
, . ae takes down ‘the captain's nane; . Eugenio LEOPOLDO PORTAL _ .. Qn
: y Pata, Passport No. 038~ “534, issued 12 September 1959,
t Havana,
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someone Be by el teining to be & relative of hers to say she — r”
has no cousins or relatives or any Sort, AP tells her
that person went by the Consulate the day before claiming
to be her cousin énd saying he was a Spaniard, NR contends
‘ - she cannot imarine “here he got that notion be cause she
. has no cousins, ad dding that her cousins ‘are Catatontans
and not fron Gijén, AP says the man who came to the
‘Consulate Sayins to be her cousin resembles NR, and describes
» him as having dlue eves, sort. of blond, and tall. She then |
Says it fs an older married couple, According to NR, 21] oe i
‘her family comes fron Catalonia. AP repeabs this is an older
married coule ens their problems cannot be solved by the
Consulate rather they must be y resolved there (in Cuba?
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a brother in New York," NIDA says, "That is a bunch of
lies..." " N wants fh to take dowm tho name of _that person ; us ooo:
if he should cone back to the Consi ula te, so that she” ; _
may find out uho they are. Ds
FRANCO talks wit th ALICIA and’ gays that the case of the
sane » who killed this wife 43° being handled by. HORACIO,
Report No. 2536. oa co . 7 rh. april 1970. oe
“Rau2 GONZALEZ, Romero calls ALDO (ph) to ask if VILLA ROYA oT so :
, :4s there, for he wants to talk with him. He 4s, ALDO
ask the architect conrade how are things going regarding
-the lots, GR seys everything they have seen has been
interesting and it is good expe rience for they can compare —
and select, He adds thet B09 fa vr the lot on Paseo da .
la Habana is the best and this is precisely what he wants
_ to tell José Miguel VILLA ROYA,
s* GONZALEZ ROKERO (to VILLA HOYA): After having seen what
we have secon until now and after having checked
everyting yesterday af ternnon--with this man
next ‘door--the possibility of resolving at this ; 7 ; i
“ime the question of the frontén Lpedinent7, — 7
, we think that the best. . lot we have seen, and
the trath is that we should not let any more
“tine. Axe) oy Seccuse we might lose it, is the one
‘one Paseo de la Habana, That is, the first ‘one
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SOURCE: . “AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE FRGA A SOURCE DESCRIBED
As SENSITIVE 1 BND USUALLY RELIABLE.
tl. ON S APRIL 1576 SUILLERMO OR UTZ PEREZ, CUBAN
MINISTER To SPAIN, ADVIS=D AIS SUBORDINATES OF THE OFFICIAL
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RELIABILITY HAVE NOTED THAT ali CUBAN DIPLovats TRAYEL ING
CR STATIONED ABROAD HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED 3Y THE Ik GOVERAMENT
TC CARRY A SHALL HAND ¥ZAPON. AS. OF g APRIL 197 ALL CUBAN
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“source Cuban natienal, A 16 700 TIG, ase 2, we arrived in the US by air oa
Se +0 Fed 7. Cocreo was a resident of Ravena.. Be corleted 15 yeara of -
sencolirg. : _ ; - .
. {Tis reyort vas dewoloped ty a Raval: representative oval ed to the.
office of rreparation.]
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or tug berez, a clogs. relative, io the “Cuban Acbassador to Spain
loollateral irroration dated 12 Jun CO indicates that a Guillermo Auld eres
wag the Actin: Cuarco@! Affairs in Saiinj. aitz nes Leen a Coceunigt since
before tac dava or Castro's recire. I tnirk that me van o eeole: of the old~
bat. dust prier to 1559 Rts WGs operatin: clandestinely in the Desiniecan
Republic trving to orvate an ovorthrey o: Trujillo's reging. For this .
Prajillo reportedly vented nin dead, but Ruts escaped and returned to Cuba. tech
Castro ay pointed Auls Kinister of FPorelin faletiorg saxcetine @aaring 1959. ("ook
Bidz filled tata poet weil 1963 er 164 at whien Giee ne was arpointed 4,057
‘dnvessador te Sain, a segt that ne et: ll noldg . mo :
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University of Hovana. All nie For seconday,, and primary education wag con~ .
ducted in private ingtttutiorg. Rus ig anon of reny mocdn. AS tine he ia, .
earcastiec, i:difvorent, Gasotietical, cynical, seriors, inzgrateful, and cold.
faraosiealls, tm ar iwarea friendly to ame jcople. ieyardiega, he is a vory
intellicent and octaj;okes pergon. a ° kha et
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po “HAVE Located: SEVERAL RELATIVES OF GINES SILVIO GORRIZ
_cASTROMAN. “IN CONTACTING FRANCISCO. GORRIZ CARBALLO
- ONE OF THE AMOTS RECEIVED A RATHER UNFRIENDLY RECEPTION.
wouLD ‘BE APPRECIATED IF ‘SMABOVES COULD DETERMINE WHETHER
GINES NAS HAD ANY’ CONTACT WITH FRANCISCO. .
“2. . ACCORDING TO THE: AMOT REPORT GINES HAS A BROTHER
IDENTIFIED AS HUBERTO GORRIZ CASTROMAN RESIDING NEW YORK
_ CITY. ON OR NEAR 162TH STREET, EXACT ADDRESS UNKNOWM.
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i a bit lete to Berin the rec: rent of an intermoeiian. «we have sation that
: he intends to co tack to MININT rather than MILK er even 11] which maxes the *.
; i’n afraid”
out azain, somewnat. slinmer ‘to vay the Jeast, 2
this type of ap.
likelihood of his cort t
that, althovth we have tine only for a reasoned. quick aj; proach,
| proach might lose’ him te us for cot.
: 2. This causing Him to become: suspicious is not quite what we had in “mind
: /"* when we wrote ref B. Jo made, 1 think, a rather strong ‘case Sor laying cards on.
oh. the table with Als Cal, and a.slow develocment by a senior staff officer seemed
; to emerge from the possibilities, se even Suzrested how it might be done (through
the eyrnasium).: Trat might be impos citle, tut the validity of the aprroach should
ceserve a comments . : Po as
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+ 50 certainly he should be
ny additional hearing on the:
r@ pre:ared to work on
3.00 An intermediary would be an access arent
: . responsive, I can’t consider this point to have a
a . matter, Cf ccurse it will ke difficult, and i’neled they’
: At. .
ce to review the Tun 2 fradstreet file on
ans
forwaml, CCRRECTICN: we have it,
; 4, 1’4d like te heve hod 4 ch
Carlitos, ever. tho the PCA has gone
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cet startad in time,
é, T disarree, becouse the question of cormitments is somewhat Fremature,
a" but I’d be willine to puch for 75C-1,C00 a month while w erking in place, with 2
_ . bonus. then hea does come out. For defection outright, whic: is a Foor second, he
might even he worth work to resettle him here, (BGA 19006 rerorted a 1954 att tempt
to gat at Mrs, ANALTOLL “s relatives in Miami, and they misht still be there,. ferd
haps they would sronzor, vervthing, but every thing derends on initial arproaches . ~
and debriefings,
ne 7. There are a lot of unanswered ques tions, rosei in the outgoing, ard I’d.
nave a:preciated 4 word about them: xe shave answerod . this one,-we are > working in
tal manner on that one, ec, - . .
a. The construction work en the new Zr cpassy. there is a © 3parate
dispatch on this so all is on wheels, . ;
b. The lenely automobile trips deserves look ing into. Ke concent
in the incon Wine :
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RYABAT TYPIC . Nie .
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References; A. OSM 11585,
B. OSMW 11726
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— 1. “There is little ‘we can contribute to the exceptionally
“fine reports - Submitted by: Headquarters on AMAUTO-1. His. -
character; -personality, ‘physical“and mental: “capabilities,
and to somé extent ‘even his vulnerabilities, are’ succinctly.
outlined: in. your reports. In addition, you "have appropriately
recognized the Hurculean task we have, to overcome his, strong-
mindedness and idealistic character. .
: Qos After a series of discussions among the officers
involved’ ‘with PBRUMEN operations at. the Station, we have
concluded that to execute a logically developed "tradi tional"®
recruitment, we are faced with the challenge to recruit a
person, an intermediary, in whom AMAUTO-1 has confidence and
“respect; an individual who iS able to plausibly carry ona
polemic argument with AMAULO-1 without cither antasonizing
him or causing him to become suspicious of the intermediary's
true role. Moreover, the intermediary must be intelligent ~
to be able to respond in an appropriate way to our instructions,
as well as show a genuine willingness to cooperate. Frankly,
we have no such person, currently on our list of assets and .
to find someone with the attributes set forth in Reference A,
will be difficult to say the least, but ‘we are prepared to :
work diligently on this problem.
Attachments;
A. PRQ Part I, USC
'B. Identities, USC
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2 - COS, WH/Miami, "w/att B, USC
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3.. AMAUTO-1 confides in few p¢ople. From our reading
of QUTINID and QUDOZE, . there are at least three persons
“ who could Yoricalyy and effectively. fill the role as an
intermediary, They are Identities \, B, and Cc. We can
categorically climinate Identity A for obvious reasons, i.e.
‘Jack of direct access to him. Because of his relationship
to Identity-D we Gan also tentatively climinate Identity B.
He. presents’a-risk Which’we are not certain should be taken;
however, -wé would like “te add a comment on him in a later
paragraph. . Identity C. would'seem to be the most logical —
choice. He’ jis intelligent, a professional man, well-to-do,
“young and. one. with whom AMAUTO-1 frequently talks and whom
_ he often sees... . We know little about his political proclivities
“although. he gives the impression of being a moderate analyst
of world events. and: doesn't: sccm to have a Strong affection |
or aversion for the ‘PBRUMEN Government. We have.2 good
background -on him prepared for us by Dun and Bradstreet;
however, aS-you:can well. imagine, the report concentrates on
+. the, economic Side of ithe’ individual. We have made a number
of. ‘attempts. here in the Embassy to determine whether he has
‘any American’ contacts; but with negative results: “His” visa
‘file does not.show where he visited in the United States or
the purpose, except that it was a business trip. He has an
_ indefinite visa and we are fairly cértain that, if necessary,
we could use the question of -his visa as an entre to him.
We are currently reviewing with all Station assets their
knowledge of Identity C. In addition, we are also considering
assets such"as QUCASH-1 and QUSPOT-1, who could, under some
legitimate buSiness pretext, contact Identity C. Our objective
“is to develop a warm entree to Identity C without compromising
any of our agents, but we are in need of an assessment of
Identity C by either a Station Officer or an asset working
under an officer's instructions. We will keep you advised of
our progress. We are forwarding PRQ Part I under separate
cover. A POA on Identity C was requested separately. There
are no derogatory Station traces.
: 4.) Identity B would be an excellent choice if not for
his relationship with Identity D. This avenue might be explored
with QUSEQUIN-48 if Headquarters is agreeable to a joint
operation. QUSEQUIN-48 could probably get the necessary
clearances from Identity D directly, or from one of Identity D's
aides, to contact Identity B. We will not pursue this until
we receive your comments. :
5. It'is not too early to consider the emoluments we
might want to offer to AMAUTO-1 at the time a pitch is made.
As always they should be divided into two areas - for defection
and for recruitment and work in place,
an, Joti”
Howard R. SACODER
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-RYBAT TYPIC TECHS/Construction of New PORUMEN Bibasey are: |
ACTIOR REQULEED - REIERINGS *
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| Reference:. OSMA 247740. mT, wn
vot ELS The PBRUMEN government has approved the construction |
An Madrid of ‘a now office building to be used as’ an’ Embassy,
Commercial office and résidence for the PBRUMEN Minister,”
‘The site has béen identified and work is expected to begin
‘the return of AMAUTO-1 from PBRUMEN, .
‘“[-"" g00n,..probably-afte
‘|. ‘sOmetine within the Gext tro véeks. The buildera expect to
couplete thei ilding within eight months. woot,
~. 7... 8. QUSBQUIN-37 is far mere confident than we are, about
‘cx the possibility of getting access to the building during the-
“construction phase ‘to possibly install various audio devices.
We believa':this operation to be a formidable one and we might
be challenged by the presence itn Madrid of PBRUMEN security
forces overseeing the construction, the presence of PBRUMEN
electricians and other professions, complicating the accese
to the building. Wo believe AHAUTO-1 has the Somanian.
experience well in mind and most likely will do everything
within his power to overcome the possibility of an audio :
penetration of his building. .
3. We would be grateful for any information addressees
might have on the general modus operandi of PBRUMEN security
‘forces in areas where PBRUKEN. official installations have been
constructed. Have they used PBRUHEN technicians, electricians,
construction engineers, etc? Also we would like to know whether
the PBRUMENS have installed their own telephone system or have
they generally relied on the system of the host country. we
would appreciate too, any comments Headquarters or
me other addressees would like to make on the best
course of action for the Station to consider. QUS RQUIN-37
believes he can get a copy of the. blueprints after the plan
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is subsitted for approva? to the Spanish, Governmont. He
feels confident that -he-can probabiy get the Spanish
_ telephone company to cooperate and possibly some of the
sub-contractors, : if there are any. :
mo ’ .4@, ° Be have made’ the- assumption above that Headquarters:
‘degires” the Station to pursue this matters; af not please
advise. . ; .
Roward R.. SACODER
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REF: WH/MIAMI 6842 (CIN 044777)
| 1. xO ADDITIONAL WQS TRACES ON ALEXANDER SAMKO.
2, SAMKO ASSIGNED 261-866054, HIS POA IS BEING
‘PROCESSED, WILL ADVISE, . .
3. FILE? 201-866054, X-REF 201-735296,
. 7 END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMNENT: Ret provided bio data and requésted POA for
debriefing on Alexander SANMRKO, businessman >
in’ Miami, Flovida. AMAUTO-IT, recruitment:
target ta Madrid, Spain, worked for one
Alexander SALKO as an apprentice butcher
in 1957. :
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me REF: _SADRID 0689 (IN 043650)
: a - ONLY HQS TRACE ON CARLOS CARRASCO MUNOZ DE “VERA OTHER
: THAN INFO ‘CONTAINED osi-9487, MAR 1969, 1s TRAVEL FROM SPA IN-CUBA
10 MARCH 69; CUBA- SPAIN 14 MARCH 69.
2. CARRASCO ASSIGNED 201-866047, POA BEING PROCESSED, WILL
ADVISE. IF ASSESSMENT FAVORABLE, WILL -ASSIGN CRYPTONYM,
3. FILE: 201-866047, X-REF 201-736296,
END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMMENT: Reference requested traces. and priority POA on
: Carlos’ CARRASCO Munoz De Vera, businessman and
lawyer in Madrid, Spain, and a personal friend
of AMAUTO-1,
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Roe al ALEXANDER SAMKO WHO LIVES In HOLL YwooD, FLORIDA. ACCORDING
TO LOCAL. RECORDS HE WAS BORN 2 NOVEMBER . 197 IN PERTH AMBOY,
es Oe. ode THROUGH LOCAL ‘wOBONE OFFICE STATION HAS HAS: LocareD
_ NEW JERSEY. WIFe* S Nate Is SELMA SAMKO. HE. IS CURRENTLY
a LISTED aS THE OWNER OF THE BEACH DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY
LOCATED AT 362 JOHNSON STREET, HOLL woop.
26 THE 1957 MIAMI CITY DIRECTORY LISTED SUBJECT
AS MANAGER OF A FIRM KNOWN AS MIR-A=KIL PRODUCTS. 195 8-59
ie DIRECTORY LISTED HIM-AS"OWNER OF THE FRUIT CENTER AT 109 sS
: Sd 17TH AVENUES. [
3. LOCAL FILES STATED THAT ON 12 MAY 1968 SANKG MADE AN
oa APPLICATION FOR A L1quoR LICENSE. HE Was FINGERPRINTED
a AND HIS FINGERPRINTS WERE FORWARDED TO LNERGO. LATTER |
REPORTED UO CRIMINAL RECORD.
4. STATION WILL CONTACT AND DERIEF ‘ON RECEIPT OF Poa.
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1. IDENTITY: CARLOS : :CCARRASCO) MUNOZ DE VERA
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de STATION COiMMENTS ON RECRUITMENT ANAUTO*1 TO
BE POUCHED 18 tiARCR,
2. REQUEST TRACES AND PRIORITY POA ‘ON IDEN WHO IS
LAWYER, “AND PERSONAL FRIEND AMAUTO-1. PRQ PART I. WILL
ASSESSMENT AND IF FAVORABLE, RECRUITMENT AS INTERMEDIARY
FOR OP AGAINST AivAUTO- I.
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: B. “DIRECTOR 014234
Cc, MADRID 0620 :
ene According’ to qurnin on 26 ‘February, Miss SUAREZ
de Cepeda. Of: the. Grolier. Company called AMAUTO-I and spoke |
with ‘his secretary to: explain that her company is giving —
» their book to a numberof persons in order to obtain their .
_| opinions about the product and AMAUTO-1 was one of ‘the persons -
“.on Grolier's list,-. AMAUTO-1's secretary said that he would. ue
call when he returned, Later, Miss SUAREZ was told that. an
appointment was made for 10 March, : :
‘2. This would appear to be a routine item which | -
probably would not merit. further investigation, unless we ©
can discover someone of higher caliber in the Grolier Company
who could approach AMAUTO-1 as a means of cultivating a mean-
ingful friendship with AMAUTO-1.
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TYPIC’A
REF; Mu/srant 6753 CIN 040850)
oT, FOR STATION'S. INFORMATION IN REF. “INVESTIGATION, LNYUMA
"FILE ‘ON, AMAUTO-1- SHOWS HE | USED FOLLOWING ADDRESSES DURING 111s STAX
THERE: a Te - _2
A. C/O OSVALDO RUIZ (BROTHER) .
' 826 N E SECOND AVENUE
B, 121 N £ FIFTH STREET, APT 19
C. 1440 N W TWENTY FIRST TERRACE
| ‘D, 1749-3 NW TWENTY FIRST STREET
- 2, FOR HIS LNYUMA INVESTIGATION HE RETAINED LAW FIRM OF
WALTERS, MOCRE, AND COSTANZO, 1008 AINSLSY BUILDING,
3. FILE SHOWS HE FIRST LEFT CUBA 8 Nov 56, WENT TO KEY WEST
TO SEE BROTHER, LEFT MIAMI AIRPORT 17 NOV 56 AS TOURIST TO DOM REP -
WHERE HE RECEIVED FIVE MONTES MILITARY TRAINING, DECIDED TO LEAVE i
. 3G
BECAUSE HE FOUND HE WAS | IN WITH GROUP OF CUBAN "GANGSTERS" AND Was a:
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IMPRISONED. THERE FOR PIFTEEN DAYS FOR TRYING ToO- “ESCAPE, -POLICARPIO | ae
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7 “SOLER (AKA JOAQUIN RODRIGUEZ) WAS IN CHARGE OF CUBAN EXILES TRAINING"
gate ee THERE, —_ oe me a oa PE
4, HE REENTERED U.S. 5 APRIL ‘87, OVERSTAYED HIS TIME, AND ON | Ds
“11 FEB 58 WAS ORDERED DEPORTED TO CUBA, "HE CLAIMED HE WOULD BE ~:~
“KILLED IF HE RETURNED, THAT U.S, WAS ONLY PLACE WHERE HE FELT FREE, SO HE '
NEVER SHOWED FOR DEPORTATION, LATER LNYUMA INVESTIGATION SHOWED
THAT AS OF 2 MAR 58 HE WAS LIVING AT CALLE 86 NUMBER 705, APT 1,
MIRAMAR, HAVANA, HAVING LEFT ON "EXPEDITION PLANE" FROM MIAMI,
5, FILE 201-735296,
END OF MESSAGE
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WH/COMMERTS sm Ref reports WH/Miami reviewing leads in Miami
: srarea pertaining to targetting of AMAUTO-1,
4 ty m7 noe a 4
— > JOE wy R. EORTON EUR/IB ia aetng JANES E. E, FLANNERY 2” ° 4
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PRETEXT PHONE’ CALL BY BASE OFFICER To |
6RCLIER INC. PUSLISHER ( ONLY LOCAL FIRM CORFESPOND iG To GROLIER
GITED REF} ESTABLISHED THAT NO PERSON THAT
NAME EMPLOYED THERE,
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NOTE THAT. Pko Ne. NUMBER MENTIONED REF Is MADRID sos
NUMSER, NOT NEW YORK.
3. UNLESS FURTHER IDENTIFYING INFO FORTHCOMING ON
LOURJES EASE PLANS NO ADDITIONAL. ACTION THIS MATTER,
4. FILE 241-735296, Gpe4,
SECRET
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15 Novémber 1976 | .
SUBJECT: ‘Typed Notés from Review of .I&NS File of
Geestes Guirlmero RUIZ Perez
me Subject's file was presumably Feviewed in-the spring of
1970 at the I&NS office at 119 p Sts, N.E., Room 547 -
- “/Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez7 made applicaticn at Miami
on & April 1957. c/o Osvaldo RUIZ to .
oo ops . me 826 N.E.,. 2nd Avenue
a ‘ re ~ .. Miami, Fla, . : ;
“Was admitted ‘5 April 1957 (fron 3 Apr primary inspection)
Willie
Alias in's. . . -
. Address. :. Quinte 5, #714, Havana...
DPOB > | Havana, 10 Feb. 1930
Tad
_ Remarks . ~ =: ‘Cannot go back to Cuba,
. ; ' Havana U. student. If he returns
would be killed by Batista Govt.
. Left Cuba 8 November 1956, went. to Key West to see his
brother, above address, , : .
Left from Miami approx, 17 Nov 56 as tourist to Dom. Rep.
by CDA airline on tourist card. Stayed with Mrs. Rosa HERNANDEZ,
Calle Morffa # 17, c.T, Family friends of 1 yr. from Havana, . ’
Stayed two weeks, Went to Feria de la. Pax as interpreter and
guide, hired by HERNANDEZ family. Worked for tips, Lived at
_ boardinghouse at Calle Barahouce # 115 for 4 months.
: Wanted to immigrate because it was Only place where he felt
free, Bo
Came to.U.S. on CDA #400 on 2 Apr 57, Had previously applied
in 1947 for study in States from Havana but didn't come. Was,
married at that time, . |
Had written letters to hewspapers in Havana against Batista
“Govt, . :
Full set of finger prints available, : . DE
Applied to extend time of teitporary stay, Statement dated
10 May 57 (with interpreter) ; i
i
‘Address given: 121 N.E. 5th St., Apt 19
: Miami ! :
Passport : 49248, Cuban . : ‘ r
continued i
RUIZ, Orestes ~ | re
a pe
: Was..a prisoner in Dom Rep, not in a prison, but ina
concentration camp with ll others for 15 Jays because the tried to --:
“escape, because he was taking military training. Had been asked.
there by one Jose Antonio ECHEVERRIA who vas killed in Cuba in
‘attack on Pres,.Palace on 13 57, ECHEVERRIA approached RUIZ
. at- Havana U. When he went to -Dom Rep,- found a bunch of Cubsn
_ gangsters | instead of decent. people,’ POLICARPO Soler aka Joaquin
RODRIGUEZ; .was ‘in ‘charge. of group, vho was one who-arrested him,
7 Had. actually ) months” military training Nov 56 to Apr 57.
: ‘Was in student demons trations and passed propaganda | vs. .
Batista regime. . _
_ One Dr.- VENAGE,. Cuban, gave RUIZ. a ticket to: return. to
‘the U. Ss. ‘from Don Rep. oo,
eet bee
‘He: “is opposed to Conimunist philosophy. His’ _group, the —
“university Students, ha qa Tight with Comminists. ci... 4;
La WF ee.
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ee 2 residence visa in UU. Ss. .
5 Nov 57 notified he had tokave by 4 Dec 57.
25 Sept 57, living with wife and child at 1440 N.W, 2ist
Terrace. f Miami7-
In Nov 57, at 1749} www. 21st St., Miami aad
-had Joined there,
_- Overstayed his time. 11 Feb 58 ordered deported to Cuba.
Represented on or about 14 Feb 58 by the firm Walters, Moore,
and Costanzo (1008 Ainsley Bldg.)
so Notified 4 times of interrogation ‘but had moved addr, week
“s a/o 25 Jul 58. - ~—
Order for detention issued 21 Aug 58.
Order for deportation issued 19 Mar 59,
. Investigation showed he returned to Havana to Calle
.5#714 on 2 Mar.58 on an “expedition by plane." A/o 6 Apr 59 living
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AS SAVING THAT HE WILL NOT BE IN MADRID FoR INAUGURATION NEW
BUILDING SINCE HIS. TOUR IN SPAIN ENDING, ITEM 15 DATED 6 rep fos
: ‘REPORTED REF A, QUOTES ; “AUTO-1 AS SAYING ME INTENDS TO LEAVE:
| FOR HAVANA AFTER 18 JULY,, . (i) —
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3. FILE 201-735296,
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a , audio operation run against AMAUTO-1 in Spain,
These items were not Signalled by cable,
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vulnerabilities of AMAUTO-1, means of targetting
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source et “official Spanish service from a usually reliable: “source
. who was able to read the memorandum reported below.
1. Ina "memorandum dated 30 January 1970 to Carlos A. .
Neira. “Garcia, official of the Cuban Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, the Cuban charge d'affaires in Madrid
“nadlermo Ru i z Perez outlined the salient. ,current
problems of most concern to his mission: i
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a. Building construction. Ruiz submitted
a proposal to Havana in December 1969 for-the
construction of a building to house all the mission
offices including the embassy, the consulate, the
commercial office, the Cubana Airlines office, and
‘possibly the minister's residence. Ruiz had not
received na concrete reply to the proposal and he
urged Neira to take it up again with the ministry...
b. Radio facility: Responding to a request
from the Director of the Cuban National Fishing
Institute, Emilio Aragones Navarro, in
December 1969, Ruiz applied to the Spanish authori-
ties for permission to install a ‘radio facility.
in the Canary Islands for communicating with Cuban \ _
Ships. The permission had been granted by late . :
December yet Havana had failed to follow up the
“project with’ plans and instructions.
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. @. Visa. delays. Havana is ‘consistently
late in processing visa requests for foreigners
eR . traveling to Cuba, Ruiz attributed the delays
oo? .., 7. ‘to the red tape which involves processing the cane
rs : ~ 7) “pequests through two ministries; The Visa Section .°, >... oo:
re ‘dn the Ministry‘of Foreign Affairs, and the — .o 4
tte a Directorate’ of Immigration in the Ministry of ce i
Interior. Ruiz requested authorization for the
onsulate to send its visa requests directly to
the Directorate of Immigration since this is- the
ection: that ultinately determines. whether a.
foreigner may or. may not’ ‘enter Cuba’. Se
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0 TYPIC/QUTIMID/U.S, Compaiy in Touch with Cuban Embassy, Madrid
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v7?" Ll QUTIMID reported a 21 January 1970 conversation held.
‘between the wife of the Cuban Charge tn Madrid ‘and a Miss.
"Lourdes" ‘speaking for the Grolier Company in New York.- Miss
’, Lourdes’ said that her company was undertaking sone type of
- publicity and wished to interview the Charge in this regard,
Whén questioned about-what-kind of work the company does,
“Miss” Lourdes replicd that Grolier is an investigation (studies) ©
: and consultant firm with. central office located in New York City.
Lourdes gave-her local number as 233-7448. She was advised
that ‘the matter would be brought up to the Charge, Guillermo
RUIZ, and she would be informed of the results later,
: 2. Later that day Aristides DIAZ Ruvirosa, the Embassy's
_press officer and: a member of the DGI, called back to say that
he would see her the next day in his office at 10:30,
ae see her TeX
3. According to QUSEQUIN, telephone 233-7448 ig registered
in the name of Isaac BENDAHAN Sananes at Calle General Moscardo 6,
6th floor,. Apt. C, Madrid: There are no Station or liaison traceg
on BENDAHAN, : ; ;
_ 4. DO Base New York may be able to identify the Grolier
“Company in New. York and the reason for which their repredentative
was in touch with the Cuban Embassy. .
3. Whatever follow-up action is conducted, the sensitivity
of the QUTIMID operation should be kept firmly in mind so that
our interest does not appear to stem troa a technical monitoring
of the Cuban installation, . - :
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I told her that I personatiy regretted it, as an
individual and as Cuban, but that as a diplomat I.could
not do her any. favor because, she had left Cuba voluntarily,
in flisht,and that I could not render any assistance to.
her and least of all protect her, If I had then been . -
able to take pictures, I could have sent them to Havana
for them to see (This happened when RUIZ had first arrived
here.)
RUIZ goes on to say that .many pseple aro nisled when they
arrive in Madrid from Cuba, or have been misled by their
‘relutives., Parents bring thei= ehlldrcn-+RUIZ says there
“ere over 400 Cuban children in ne school. One of then
-leftt Zschool_7 once and passage had to be provided for nim:
at the airport in CUBANA und allowed him to leave because
they did not want to be mixed up in that affair. The child
wes 14) years old and did not want to stay in Madrid in the Cc
R says that should enything
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parrochial school with the conxs.
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happen to hin and his wife wants to stay in Macetd, he vants Koga
~ ATE Tad
his enildren to return to Cuta ana remain Chere until they
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‘become of ase and rake their own cholee, but that to take
ehildren out of Cuba is a mistake,
Fees 8 Sarre To
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NILDA is- typing vhite RUIZ is out of the office. CURDZLO_
comes in and she tells hima cable arrived granting her
‘permission to travel to Havana, but that she will not be
‘goinz because RUIZ became annoyed, She adds that RUIZ
is very. selfish,
' NILDA and RUIZ discuss her trip. R asks her if she
is going; she says ‘no! because he does not want her
‘to zo. Apparently he tells her to go , home that instant
and get ready, after she tells him that she has no time
to take out hes summer clothes, etc. She declines by
- Saying that he has already ruined everything. She goes
on to say that she nad not asked MELVA or anyone else
-for her passage, but had written to RUZ (ph) saying tint
she was very depressed and that she missed her son very
much, eni.they had arranged for her passace. ‘NILDA adds that
she 1s not going on a pleasure trip, but to see her son and.
. see how he is doing, which she finds only natural. sne
vould have stayed with hin for tro whole days and would
have talked to the School Director and far: out, how the
‘child was-doing. She calls R selfish ni says! ‘ae the trip
had been for hin she would not have doubted: tt, She want
to kmow why RUIZ places objections to ter trip! to Eavana.
He wen?s the two of them to sa together, and cor her
to walt unt. til thelr, vacation, nos at this timo, She
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: himselt; as She knows him well efter 16 yeats of . ,
livi = together.
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passage ana to thank him,
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H ‘Othopr such things, This amount could be reduced is wo bring
i our Cuban architects, vino were here two. years azo, and
eo Inowledseable of their mission could diseues with the
"land ower and the construction firm those things they
oo feel could be omitted and the pri¢e could be brought dom
- considerably. We do not need a luxury ‘building, but one. °” os,
that is attractive a, ‘simple ‘and functimal, Term « paynents .
could also be extended. I. want to impress upon you that
_ : when we entered into negotiations we had a binding
| . agreement, ; . .
7 “Phe lot 1s on Avenida La Ilabana, _Fermfn GUrIEnn2z
looked well into this matter, He asked me to send
him’ the project and that he would took at it. The mo, . :
system of payments in Spa in allows us to pay £100, 000. .
or $150,000 annually which will not be difficult for
us, ; _
“NemnA, vant you to talk to CHA IN, not bearing :
" pfessure on him, but to make him understand that what - . Ct
I want is to leave my successor r established, for any “ro ee
construction » lasting over nine months I certainly a yi eaviek .
; ween nd vay” a
will not be able to enjoy, oe
"thnother thing I want to coring to your attention is
in regard to our Consulate, Ss activities and relations
with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA eddressed
to FRANC@ pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording of a cable
to thas Section, I asree that ib was incorrect, but I
ny :
_ Renort No. 253. a, Bl Jan. 2970
There is anot ther univientified Cuban in the office.
When RUI?, is rere alone with her, he | ‘says that he feels
ane an’ exile, that he: ‘tas been: out “for two: years” and .
ds tired. There are ré i mariy “who want to. be out of Cuba, _
. he continues, but it seens. to hin they. vant to keep | 1
han out’ of ‘the way. He goes on: to. say that. LEON had ”
— appointed him,’ and supported hin, but although, : they.
, are good friends, he does not Like to work with a
'..man whom one never knows what he is thinking, and one
_ never gets to Imow. R mentions a cable he had sent
and says it could have cost his assassination,and.
that he had purposely done so to see if he were summoned
to discuss the matter in Cuba. He-would have liked to
discuss it there, but they have apparently remained
silent, R Jaments he feels as if he were in Miami,
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seat ‘MERCEDES: READS RUIZ THE- FOLLOWING “TELEX °:
" We FEEL. NILDA SHOULD > TRAVEL on IBERIA NEXT.
"MONDAY BECAUSE THE TRIP IS SHORTER AND SHE HAS
‘THE ANSWERS. TO QUESTIONS RAISED. MINREX,"'
Ruiz is at home and remarks he is going out
to dinner r tonight,
“Psee Report 262, 30 Jan 70, for memo_that
Ratz sent NEIRA at MINREX with Nilda./
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7 2, RUIZ IS PRIME HQS RECRUITMENT TARGET AND WE THEREFORE
INTERESTED ANY OUTSIDE CONTACT WITH SUBJECT THAT OFFERS ASSESSMENT
AND BIO ON MISS LOURDES, TEL: 233-74-48. NO OBJECTION BASE —
QUERYING LOCAL LNERGO, PROTECTING SOURCE OF INPOMICROFILMED
"3, INDEX LOURDES, FILE; 401-735296. MAR 23 1970
: Doc. MICRO SER.
END OF MESSAGE
WH/COG/COMMENT : *Reference was intercepted telephone call fron
wo . Miss LOURDES, employee of Grolier Co. in New Yo
to Cuban Embassy, Madrid, requesting an Antervie
with the Charge d' Affairs,
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COMPANY OF STUDY AND RESEARCH, MAIN OFFICE NEW YORK, CALLED CUBAN
EMBASSY MADRID 21 JAN REQUESTING AN INTERVIEW WITH CHARGE,
GUILLERMO RUIZ, ; INTERVIEW FOR SOME TYPE PUBLICITY AND GRANTED FOR
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1 . . . . Puerta. : -+, mAftico extranjero funcionsrios :
| : ; Igualmenta se encontraban pre- de! Ministerio de Relaciones Ex+ {
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- to see about & package that Melba’ had lost traveling from
Cuba the week, before and | could ‘Rot ocate Decause. she. had
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_ from New. York and- teils: ‘NILDA they 4 are. ‘eonductiing some. ie ath Fe 4. .
type of ‘publicity and would: like to ‘arrange an- -interview .
with Guillermo RUIZ. NILDA asks whee type of company
it is. She is told fe combines study and research.
N notes down the following information for RUIZ to call
when he gets ini Grolier Company of Study and Research,
j main office in| New York, _Miss ; LOURDES, tel.: 233- Th= 48, oo
SANTAMARTA, from the Minks tey of commerce, calls in answer vi
to R's call and to apologize for not having: been able’ to ‘attend
the reception. R begins by saying that when Rail LEON
had left for Ciba he had sent a letter of thanks to the
Minister (of Commerce) for his kind considerations and at
the same time had mentioned that "before your fel. _T trip
it would be most beneficial and advisable for both parties
{f£ you fl. mi could advance us a list of subjects you are
"interested in discussing in Havana, for. it would at least
give us a little time to’ prepare ourselves," _SANTAHARIA
says, "Precisely, on Friday at 10:30 I am having a
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vo HS meiceps ten CMIACKO ‘de MATO
if she is the same person who called the other day and |
said she was the widow of... (ratos), The woman says
"yes" and NILDA tells her: "tock Miss, “you re. Playing ;
a vety, dangerous game. " re -
© MATOSE | I don" ‘e “know: what you mean, miss. ~
NILDA: well, because none © of the comrades here is. going
“to allow ‘himself to ‘be provoked: “$0,. please
. do not: keep on."
NATOS: Nell, I don't know what you are referring to,
. miss, I am completely astonished.” a
NILDA: Well look, don't be astonished, you might end
“up some other way,
MATOS: 1 don't know what you are talldng about.
NILDA: Well, we do,
NILDA hangs up.
Mrs. MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; it seems
there’ has been a misunderstanding.
: NILDA: . Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore,
We are telling you in anice way. Please do not |
call anymore,
MATOS: I am not going to call again... I only want to say
I tad nothing to do.,. I know nothing at all.
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_ NILDA: _ Arent t you the one: who called the other day?»
“You riade a date,:
vitosé ‘What king of a date?
- NILDA: Didn't you make . @ date with ‘the Charge d'Affatres?
‘MATOS: No, no, no. - One ‘moment, miss, I received a telephone ©
call and was told to call this gentleman,’ the -
Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about
ano ther ambassador, but that they were trying:
to get in touch with me,
‘NILDA: Who are'they'? To whom do you refer when you say oo
that "they! called you?
MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambas ssador of Chile
and the Ambassador of Cuba, Y thought, it was
extremely unusual, miss, because T don't know anyone
here,
- NILDA: Didn't you call here a few days ago?
MATOS: _I called when I was advised to do so.
-) NILDA; _And you made a date with the Ambassador,
MAUOS : ‘I don't know now what. exactly did happen. I was asked
* to talk with him and to get in touch with him, miss.
NILDA:
. MATOS:
- “MATOS:
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MATOS:
NILDA:
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involved because where we. are “concerned it is oty
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7 let anything happen to you, Se \
Tut, vio ‘called you, ‘miss?
Whoever it was said "r am the Cuban Anbassador,"
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50: then ic all seens to have ‘been a plot, . \
“something of the sort,
NILDA: Look, L£- it is a plot L suggest you | do not get Coy
No- miss, I am very proper ‘and @ serious person.
Since you are. so serious and preper don't ever
\.
I live with a daughter and you must realize that
I live only for her. |
Well, look, 1£ you live for her, don't t get nixed .
up in thege things for they may cost you dearly.
Very well, miss. I am doeply grateful to have been
enlightened by you. I can see already that it is
simply a plot or an implication by someone; -
It is a plot and we know it. And we know who is
behind it. | .
Yes, miss, I would also liké to know, I assure you.
Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll pay
dearly... good-bye.
Fine, miss. I am also very grateful that you
have told me. My apologies, huh?
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; Item 12-continued. ;
with tho Minister who told hin that next week they would discuss
the matter of costs and that the Minister was in favor of Rutz!
. Addeas. Ruiz asks Villeroya to wait 2 few days more and in the
“event that they receive bad news they will have a few drinks
together at the Castellano to forget their sorrow. Ruiz says -
he-is very anxious to move out of the place he is in, and aks :
how long 1t will take to construct bhe building. Villaroya tells pee
him about 9 or 10 months, Ruiz says that most litely hé won't Lot
be: there to inaugurate the building because his tour ts ending in
. Spain, but that he will oe fro wherever he 1s for thevinaugur=- 9 7:
‘ations ae . ot : ts ;
a 28 January 1970 ©
. Item.1,- PILOTO CALLS YOLANDA, “He asks for the address of the.
“school.; She says {€ is Cuadalquivir 16, oo
‘Item 3/¢- AN UNIDENTIFIED COMRADE CALLS THE HOSTAL GENEVA, eo .
ban ansvevs., The Comrade. asks to speak to Anlonio CASADO. ee
The Cuban(F) says he 1s not there that he is on a trip to a |
=New York, The comrade leaves no nessage. ; i _
Item 4,.-, ARISTIDES RUIZ CALLS UNESCO IN PARIS, tel. 56-65-757.
(The coninectfon Xs poor) Ruiz greets MU uicz MOREL (phon-
he seems to be Cuban) and tells him that.he (Aristides) arrived . |...
Saturday and that he 4s leaving on Sunday (1 February) for Cuba, __ '
He asks for HIT(phon) and Martinez says that up to Monday he ; tr
hadntt arrived, . ‘ a :
Aristides asks fo speak with extension 4112. They don't answer,
He then asks for 4110 and an American, whose name seems to be : :
Frank, answers. They speak lengthily in English about the ; i
installation. of television in two Cuban schools, They also speak |
about films and the financing of the projects, metitioning the. ,
Swedes and the people of UNICEF,
Item 23.- PILOTO CALLS CUCA (It is 10:30 PM). They speak for a-
Yong time altnough Piloto is a little worried and nervous. He -
‘says "--the one on guard today is one of the bad ones and besides
‘this,he is with his wife. -He tells Cuca that as the offices are
carpeted you can't hear anyone's footsteps--and he is afraid they
will hear him, He remarks,"The people here have got me very
nervous"
3 February 1970
Item 11.- OR. MACORRA CALLS HORACIO, ‘This doctor has Just had an
operation and now that he {s well again he wants to renew his
“connections(with Horacio) becausa he hes-to so to Cuba te give a
course in the Cuban Soediety. for Cnealoziconsfphon) Studies,
Lereodes ass for his full nama, which is LUIS DS LA MACORRA,
tel. 261-12-83, ‘home telephone 200-93~52, og
14-0000
Later, reforring te the sare subject Pepe says "the last new
poomle (that have aryived?) are Alcoholics ?° ? but if! you only
know, things are better at least with rerard to us, peace and
charity", oe ae : ;
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“. ' . Iten 18,-. The second -tano berina with part of a conversation
- - bétween Pilote and’ Cuca around dinner tire. ‘Cuca’ says thet her’
a .. mother is $5 years’ old and her father is 57, Her ‘nother she says
‘/ has had six children, Piloto rienticns the differance in ape
betwoon hin end Cnen;. he se,s 12 years {s‘a lot, Piloto says he: ---
" eontinues to lose weight, 7 ;
2 Se eT ee _ "11 February 1970 |
Iten -3.- CONCHITA CALLS NILDA.= Sho says that’ the place where she.
“bought. the radio fa called BarR0sSo and it 43 at Lavapies hS, . See
Niléa talks to Alicia, She says that she had a vory nice tine (in °°
Havana), but that the weathor wa: very bad; it rained a lot end ,
it was cold. Nilda was with (in Havana) ‘Alicia's children, She :
a says that they sot very good marks in their studies and the little i
te , One can read and they are very happy. Nilda also spoke with a L:
Alicia's nother-in-law. . She is sufféring from la pres fon(hich or. . i
low blood pressure) and she has not been able to fet tho necessary es neve cee
medicine, Then Nilde speaks of her ovn son. Sho says ho is very Saas a
tall and thin and that ho is working in tovaceo, Sho says ho 48 ; Jo
. in Guane(phon),and as sho couldn't make the trip as it-was two end.
a half hours long, they sent tho boy to her house and she was with my
hin: for a fow days. She ‘says the hoy is very happy, he fs a serious .
type and cau:es no problers, Apparontly Nilda's nothor {s ill,
according; to her renarks. Alicia says it is better. that Nilda'ts
boy is in Cuba, bocause there ho will becore a man and solve his
Lown propiens, | HE, EE HIELO SR Garey
Item 8.- VILTANOYA, oF COUSTRUCCTOINS AZAGRA CALLS RUIZ, Ho asks
Rutz about tno project. Ruiz says that the news is f.00d in the
gense that {t has been accented in prineinle, and ho believes. every-
thing is voing along “ine. But, they will nave to walt, Raiz oe :
thinks they will/have a Go"inite answer in about two weeks, Ho, ne
adds that they have great interest in this matter and also ho would i
like to know definitoly.-
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to 7 post: Minister Plenipotentiary, accredited —
bo. "+ 7... 0.“ gtmeé 12 December 1967.
Mos . "ADDRESS: Juan de Mena. #8, Madrid.
_ __ TELEPHONES: 259-5956 (home) 221- 7028 (otttes).
‘pot : Mareh
‘ia’ May 1970. However, her physician recommended ~
: ; forced labor (‘reasons unknown), which was’ scheduled
Be, * for 17 April, 1970; She has had difficulties with
poe ‘her: “pregnancy because of recurring fainting spells
and overweight, which are being treated by Dr. HER-
“NANDEZ and Dr. MATA ( the Latter ordered lab tests
for. Diabetes, - the. results of which are unknown) «
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: : Married for 16 yeare to Guillermo, Nilda
is a pleasant woman who has not been known to
_quarrel openly with her husband or express
. political or.religious opinions, although in
“this last respect she has recited the Lord's
Prayer in front of Embassy personnel, which
suggests that she may have been or is a practicing
Catholic.
Mrs. Ruiz i8 a language teacher by profession
( speaks English fluently ), and is active in
the Embassy as secretary to her husband and book-
keeper, buct only on an informal basis.
me ot ' Of rather weak peracnality Lf Exception,
. “ _ see Attachment II; she was upset at the time_
; which is reflected in the way that she handles.
her five boys--"little beasts,", according to
Severina ORTIZ, the maid--, Mrs. Ruiz does not
permit chem to be punished severely and is always
‘complaining that she does not spend sufficient
_, Hime with them,
SECRET
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* "did not Like the
"arrival: from one of his trips. She seems to’.
+ ‘gétvalong well’ with the wives of other Cubans _
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’-for. five yedra in the fifties ( on.48th St,,
’ three. blocks from Times Square), a city that
“she likes very much, Shé goes shopping alone,
and“once even to the airport in a-taxi ( Juan
‘Antenio CURBELO, the embassy security officer, |
idea) to wait for her husband's
in the staff,
_ ilda travelled to Havana on 30 January.
_ 1970" to see her son Guillermito, and returned
to Madrid on 11 February, Although RUIZ.
used her to send a lengthy niemo_to Carlos
NEIRA, -his superior at MINREX / for text
see Attachment r11/, he was not very happy
with her trip~ an attitude that Nilda resented
°. very much ("You are very selfish") until her
husband changed his mind.
Her parents live in Havana ( local telephone,
2-8130). / Cuban Telephone Directory lista that
telephone number under. Y, LAM, Calle 21 #3421,
Marianao._
CHILDREN :—
1.- Guillermito ("Cuille"), At 14 he is
the oldest and is currently studying in Havana.
He is very tall and thin, There were reports
that he was unhappy in Cuba, and his father
oe went to Havana on 16 October 1969 to solve'a’
"personal problem! with Guillermito, If true,
Guille no longer feels that way because on 26
December he was quoted to be very happy in his
new school, : . _
Guille was scheduled to cut cane after
10 January 1970, but was actually assigned to |
a tobacco farm in: Guane early this year,
2.- Alejandro, who is nine years old
(DOB: 15 Feb). According to those who know
him he is a real "devil" and a good swimmer,
He is taking guitar lessons, and goes to Colegio _
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ALL five are very . spoiled a and have caused-
jetal- maids to léave their jobs, Severina’
bitterly complains that they show no
“for their. ‘parents. This is why she
Mrs; ‘Ruiz. ‘There was another maid,
Ana Marfa » who was replaced because she did.
. not look after the children,:/ Ana Marfa is
currently employed by the wife of Ar{stides to ;
DIAZ, who is eaving | Spain definitively in 1 August : AW
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BACKGROUND : Guillermo RUIZ, familiarly known _ ot v
‘as El Guajiro, probably.comes. from a humble out
ne family in Cuba, as he lived in a solar Ll in ye
: Cuba, a ‘slum dwelling / in Marianao and began — ant
-. to work when he was only 14 years: old.
a . : oe ‘In the fifties he emigrated. to the United
i States, travelling throughout the East Coast
7 .. ; ‘and holding minor jobs. In 1957 he began to
: bo, , Work as an. apprentice butcher for a Polish-
; ; “ American named Alexander SAMKO, who had a
grocery store on Flagler St. in Miami. He
did-so well in attracting Latin-American customers
re rs to the store that he soon began to distribute
po - 1 |. meat inthe area for SAMKO, ;
- ° He has said that when he left Miami |
2 | ~ > in 1958 he turned over to his brother a house
me ‘in North Miami, a brand new car, and over a
: thousand dollars in the bank. .
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: “2... to another acquaintance that he is known to
7 have had,
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“At-the time RUIZ and Major José Marta: MOLEON So qe!
: - -Carteras, ‘then:.another. Cuban exile’ were in contact
Or. LUIS, an underworld figure who was’ competing
: with’ the: Italians in the bolita racket in Tampa.
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In February 1958 RUIZ left Miami with H Harry pe
ett ‘Tamayo fa Captain in the Cuban Arny,
“he has. béen seen at parties in foreign embassies
in Havana with Major Manuel PINELRO Losada, DGI
éhie£_7 and. three other members of the 26th of
~ duly, Movement and entered Cuba clandestinely,
At the triumph of the Revolution Alexander
___SAMKO went to Havana, where he stayed for a
- week at RUIZ's home, and offered him a partner-
ship. ‘dn ‘the business, which RUIZ rejected.
In 1960 he was one of 18 out of 5000 who
were selected by the Ministry of the Treasury,
where he was working,,to take the full statistics
course outlined by ECLA, The course, which lasted
_ two years, included such subjects as mathematics,
o! finances, democracy...and Marxism-Leninism,
- One of his schoolmates at the time was
arta ARCOL, now director of the Art Museum of
‘Havana.
_ * In 1963 he was sent to Mexico, and after ’
returning to Havana was appointed Chief of the
Trade School at MINCEX, post that he held for
two years. .
In 1967 he was sent to Spain to replace
Ramén CALZADILLA as charge d' affaires.
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- EDUCATION : Aside from the statistics course
taken in 1960, RUIZ seems to lack, in the ayes
of sowe cbservers,.a solid, formal. education.
‘But he makes up for it by being an avid reader
rer oe (five newspapers a day, plus books). ‘This impression, .
TL of (os, ‘°° however, may be wrong, for there are indications .
oa pre o)L -that’ he either studied ‘or wanted to be a CFA,.
st oo ee -He understands atid speaks English and
: ‘ rench (fluency unknown), and has undertaken a
reach gramiar to the embassy staff, ae
‘Sensitive to art, or so he says, he
frequently complains of che general lack of | __
culture-in.Cuba. His vocabulary ‘level is rather
low, cussing quite often in the présence of . --
-ochers..
RUIZ is well-versed in world affaire, -
and does have an understanding of international -
trade, . :
. He has read some of the works of José Martf,
- whom’he likes to quote. But there is another
book that he also refers to repeatedly, Kim PHILBY's,
the KGB spy who penetrated MI-6.
ee : . He is up-to-date on current intelligence
oi ; publications, .
HEALTH : Blond, baby-faced, and blue-eyed ("Very
handsome," according to Anita, the young maid ),
RUIZ is known to be suffering from an undisclosed
liver illness for which he takes a medicine called
“‘bilidis, Late in 1969 he’ was planning to go to
- Portugal on vacation following the advice of his
physician, Dr. Pedro CABAS ( telephones, 276-7746,
256-2294 ), but he did not make the trip. He coughs
frequently, is used to cold weather, and was thinking
of going to the same gymnasium as his gon Alejandro.
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‘He wears eyeglasses to correct astigmatian,
— Se , and- te ‘known to: like skin-diving, a sport that
TR Ses ee he. practiced in Cuba.
: In general terms, however, he enjoya good © me oe, foe
health. . ; oo ; ,
EMPLOYMENT. : “There: ‘is no , doubt that’ Guillermo RUIZ
éreises: ‘the. full authority that presumably he.
hou d:have as: Ministér Plenipotentiary (relations: ;
‘between Cuba and: Spain remain at this level. _ ae
“becauge of Spain's refusal to appoint ‘a full: * OS
/ Ambassador .after LOJENDIO was expelled from
o> the: teland by ‘Fidel CASTRO), -
. , He is involved ‘in and kept informed of
all, matters that -have todo with Cuban-Spanish
relations, . including trade, He does not permit.
S° commercial attachés to bypass him when they:
' submit reports to their respective enterprises
in Havana, © : / ae
In addition, he_supervises Cubana Air.
Lines operations, and no one may‘travel on. ;
Iberia to Havana without his permission (this . ; ‘
- applies only to Cubans, for tickets must be .
_ ‘paid in foreign currency),. Evidently he controls __
' “the Cuban Embassy in Lisbon, | and Rafael FERNANDEZ
"| ‘Sardifias, the chargé there,travels frequently to.
Madrid: for consultations with RUIZ ( " Our relations
“with Portugal are not very good now"),
: Cuban officials arriving in Madrid must
consult “with him before arranging visits to.
Spanish offictals or factories, and only ‘he,
> , Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemes, Arfstides DIAZ -
; Roviroya, and Roberto FRANCO Oliva, are authorized
to issue visas for people travelling to Cuba, :
. : He seems to have good working relations
with Spanish Government officials because he
' ts always careful to place all the “cards” on
the table in his meetings with chem.
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_ nr with other diplomats in Madrid except that he
. net wees {s close to and exchanges information with the -
Algerian Ambassador, _ .
_ At times -he tries to give the impression, :
°. andcthis might be.erue, that’ he enjoys the ‘full - |
"personal confidence of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Radl
ROAR _ :
(; 2 .oHe frequently tells other Cuban diplomats __ 4
- stopping in Madrid that he makes 90% of the Sey
‘decisions without consulting Havana because
that is “why I am here for." . ; oO
. “Above all, he directs constant and bitter 4
.eriticism against the bureaucracy in Havana
because of ‘its incompetence, which, in his opinion,
will ‘cause Fidel CASTRO to carry out a major purge
after the 1970 sugar harvest comes to an end ("No
one in Havana Wants or cares to make a decision"),
The Peter Principle [" In a hierarchy every
employee tends co rise to his level of incompetence" 7,
which ‘he has read an¢ is going to send to Fidel CASTRO
for reading on the advice of Melba HERNANDEZ, should
be taken as an example of what is happening in
Cuba. Furthermore, in his view Havana is always
trying to interfere with the Embassy in Madrid,
_ resulting in lack of co-ordination and even co- .
operation, ( To Horacio FUENTES Mart{nez: " Mote
than lack of organization there is chaos in Cuba
today,") - ; . .
... He directs almost the same eriticiem against
_ his staff in Madrid because they. lack qualifications.
for the posts that they hold. " They think that I
ama fool," he once told an associate, "but I
don't miss anything that they do,"
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% I turn, he has also been the target of
“ eritict 3m from Havana, first. from Sonia GOMEZ,
who. made “a critical evaluation of the Embassy,
which he decided not to answer ( "I took a
payee emoked a cigar, and forgot all about
ie”, :
ef Sonia GOMEZ, a MINREX inspector ‘close
' to: Vice-Minister Carlos CHAIN, was in Madrid
in, mid-February 1970 for another review of
. embassy, ‘accomplishments. But chis time she
seemed | ‘friendly with Giillermo RUIZ._.
: : On aiiother oécasion he complained to
Arf{stides DIAZ that the had received one more
-. eritical report: from Havana because the Embassy.
“had not achieved much," although they. had done
_ things ‘that were not included in: the yearly
‘plan, . .
But perhaps the most serious censure of
his activities came in by telex (" Why worry?
The Americans and che Spaniards intercept all
messages anyway") early in October 1969, Havana
_ questioned the way RUIZ was handling trade
negotiations with the Spanish Government. { The
trade agreement was extended by mutual consent
to 31 December 1972.)
: - In his reply addressed to Ratl LEON Torras,
first vicé-minister of MINCEX and senior Cuban
official ‘directly responsible for the talks,
Guillermo RUIZ defended his right to be "informed"
and "consulted" in rather strong language.
Therefore, he rejected that his cable number 521
- was offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ, a Cuban trade.
offielal who had been the source of the complaint.
“tn ‘the last paragraph he told Ratl LEON
that the indemnification question ( payment to
Spanish citizens who owned property in Cuba)
depended on hig reply to Don Pedro SALVADOR,
a Spanish Foreign Office official, and not on
"bribery" conjectures. ,
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oo deh that he was nervous and particularly .
a security-conscious. Less than a veek Later, ; ; :
“ “he called Radl LEON Torras and requested ;
. permission to go to Cuba, ostensively to : . cae Ts
. seteh a “personal problem with my son."
oo ‘When he returned to Madrid on 29 October
coe "OL" he was’ a changed man, again fully confident .
of himself, Nevertheless, he has told-close -
friends that he feels very lonely in Spain
1 das had the desire to simply ‘board a plane
. and. return. ‘to- Cuba: abandoning the Embassy.
Se Late in January 1970 he was again de-
“=: "pressed, for he felt like an "exile" ina
Spain after two years of service ( " Even
thoiigh ‘LEON played a part in my appointment
I cannot work for a man that I do not under-
stand, Maybe. he sent me abroad to get me out
of the way. I feel as if I were in Miami,")
He ‘thinks he is "burned" in Spain, and
when he returns to the Island he will definitely
not go back: to MINREX, but to MININT. He has
told close friends his term in Spain is up and
he will be returning to Cuba probably in the
‘summer, In any event, he does not plan to be in
Spain more than nine months. Nilda, his wife,
has stressed that they are leaving Madrid permanently
in July 1970.
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POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS: ‘Although ; ff
outwardly. a "revolutionary", Guillermo RUIZ ‘ ‘
is a man of moderate political views struggling \y
*- to justify the actions of his government Ln
-face of the political and economic realities ; ;
of Castro's. Cuba,
CPt, .
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lie closer to the theory of the betraved revolution, ae
“but not ‘for Ldeological. reagons: the incompetence $
_of the Cuban Government haa-in ‘fact Babotaged .
the goals of the: Revolution, :
oA: member of. the Cuban Communist Party, to
wh ch hé- was admitted on the recommendation of
“HART Dévalos, secretary of Organization,
itely not a convinced Marxist, and.
tly cannot accept the role of "robot"
oy: Party discipline and ‘vertical
e (." Revolutionaries should not be-
reed by political control forms," he wrote
‘Teles foro DIAZ. Portillo, a MINPEX official,
" on.26 December 1969, " Communists are quite
; meddilesone, " he told another colleague soon
_ after, although in this instance he may have
_ been. referring to the Spanish cP).
But the most important revelation of
his views came to light on 11 December 1969,
. when he was quoted as celling & visiting DAP .
- ‘official from Havana: " If I disagree with
orders, I question them because I am not a
robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As
‘a human being I express opinions no matter
' the risk that I may personally have to take,"
Obviously, a man who thinks in this way
cannot be a Marxist,
Aside from the constant criticism of
Havana because of incompetence, lack of vision,
_and the unreal. world they live in, he is quick -
-/ to point out other deficiencies in life there,
‘as reflected in his directive to the embassy
: staff not to celebrate Christmas together
' | because there are "hungry people" in Cuba. But
he did invite some of his: associates for dinner
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on Christmas eve, the classical Spanish Nochebuena _.
‘He has also said that medicine in general. is
‘quite backwards in Cuba.
‘Probably an atheist, he -{s known to believe
‘that. "religion should not be considered a ~ Lo —
= handicap for. people trying to. return to Cuba." eo
On the other hand, he refers to Latin .
. Ame {can diplomats. as’ "bootlickers" because
: e the English language in partiés, and.
remarked that “capitalism is po good", —
ae mG -- | “RUIZ seems to have certain admiration for ~
re Francisco FRANCO, who, in his view, is the only”
ce , * yeason why Spain has rot turned communist, Of
course, it is doubtful. that he really believes
this, © =
He does not hide his favorable opinions’
of the American people, who are "frank" and.
“simple”, " They treated me very well," he
told Rati LEON Torras in December 1969,
On international matters he is up-to-
date and well-informed, Following are some
‘of his’ views, which are contradictory at times:
" Cuba is a political power, not & military
or economic power.
" The USSR has neutralized U.S. sea power
in the Mediterranean, — Ce -
" Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever {t-
chooses to do so, although the base has lost its
strategic value to the United States. : .
_ " US-China rapproachment should be feared,
but. also a Japan-China alliance.
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"U.S. ‘power la teginning to crumble, but
. the Soviets are revisionists.
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" The Egyptians harm us when they. buy sugar
from Cuba’ and ‘then ‘fesell it to other countries,
; "Ye have to be on the” side. of the Soviets -
for two reasons: first from the military and
“, -eeonomte point ‘of view; secondly, because whether ~ °
: right or. wrong: théy are on the. same side fighting
ch se ‘who.are on’ the other ‘side,
" Cuba ‘haa had and has ‘inajor discrepancies -
with the ‘USSR, China, and the U.S.,; but we are
“on the side of communism because we are against
_ capitalism,
" Israel and Cuba have the same motivations,
That is why they are so successful against the
Arabs, They have no choice.
“" The Egyptians and the Syrians are not .
brave. . The Israelites, like the Cubans, are
brave enough to face the enemy."
PERSONALITY : Guillermo RUIZ is an easy-going
vacher simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige
and success that he has had in Spain, :
He has: a strong personality, undoubtedly |
the predominant pole in his marriage. He seems
to get along well with his wife.( " If anything
should happen to me and my wife wants’ to remain
“in Spain, I.want my children to go back to Cuba
“in his speech, for he always refers to Negroes.
‘as niches, a contemptuous Cuban expression,
to study, Then they can decide for themselves
what they want to do.")
Certain degree of racism can be detected :
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- He almost never discusses women with
- colleagues, nor is.he known to be involved
‘sin any extramarital. affair, _
~ f Possttle exceptions: Vera VORODOWSKI, :
| his. secretary -now in. Cuba. There were rumors. wr
UIZ. was the beneficiary of Vera's affection.
. Théré“fs‘also%a--young Spanish girl named JIMENA ;
- ( Inu), who addresses RUIZ in’ the familiar tu,
“She lives in. the house of. Carmen LABRA or LABRADA,/ -
“He Likes ‘to go to’ the movies: ( saw Topaz;
NO compents), and receive Ppecple at'his home | -
‘ for cocktails, °°. © an o!
. SECURITY :'It is normal for any member of the ,
s€uban Foreign Service to exercise certain discretion
“iin the area of security, but Guillermo RUIZ is at
particularly sensitive in this respect, which we
perhaps could be traced to his probable involvement G
with the DGI in one way or another,
me woe et . He is quick to warn visiting Cubans of the
.. et _ CIA's efforts ( " La Compafifa Sociedad Anénima" )
to compromise them, even. before leaving Havana.
“Our Enbassy," he says, "is the primary target
for U.S. operations in Spain."
He keeps control of mail going to and
_ coming from Havana in the diplomatic pouch,
“ and states repeatedly that his office is
.. ‘bugged and telephone tapped (" There are micro-
_ Phones. here the size of olives"), In addition,
he thinks he is followed openly by Seguridad,
; ; For all these reasons he has acked Havana’
7 cow for funds to build’a new embassy, where he plang’
; "to have a shielded room free from microphones, ( The
. .. building, which will cost approximately $600,000,
' . Was approved ‘by Havana and a Cuban architect travelled
to Madrid in late March 1970 to discuss the project
- with Sr. VILLARROYA, ‘from Construcciones Aza ra, who
- ig handling the real-estate operation, Villarroya's
telephone number is 254 4238.)
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traps", and in this sense recalls that once’ os a ce
e raeenes to: dinner by the wife of a VIP, :
omeone. else. ‘and a priest. ‘would ‘attend
ven * though. the lady in question was very .
-he did not. go becatise one of those. -~
it: Could have-been’ a "seditionist"’ ready
< ‘arrested". by the police. An inevitable -
candal. would have followed, He adds that he-
“ récelves’ visits. ‘in the Embassy ‘bécause there
he ‘admits only those that he wants to see. -
. An interesting item is the case of
Conchita CAMACHO (telephone 201 4989), who
_ called RUIZ at the Embassy claiming to have ~~
met him at a party and wanting to see hin,
alone, at the Hilton for a "chat". . [See
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“Perfectly aware of the implications and
- seemingly in violation of his own rules, he
did go to the hotel after ordering Horacio
FUENTES to check the telephone number ( " The
CIA has a new agent"), in spite of the fact.
that Radi LEON Torras was arriving in Madrid
“on that- night, .
He and Fernando, his driver, waited outside
until the woman left the hotel with some men.
, RUIZ wanted only, so he says, to warn her not - ,
ry . oo, - +. to get involved in matters between Cubans because on
t 2 she could. “lose her life".
Regarding communications, Guillermo RUIZ ;
; ae, has even suggested installing a radio transmitter '
: ‘and. speaking in code with Havana. £ The Cubans
tl . a ..: gre in fact installing a radio transmitter on
Islas Canarias to communicate with their fishing
‘fleet. But RUIZ, in this particular ease, has
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~ stressed to’ the Spanish Government that Guba
is willing to permit Spanish citizens ‘to operate
_' the station, ‘thereby avoiding ‘any -suspicion that 7 a
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Seti OO aes In spite of his security-consciousness, ‘he , eon -_
ov...) himself “is the target. of certain control by Juan a
/ ., (9. ‘Antonio. CURBELO Lemus, the “cultural”: first ae
8 tary who in reality is the security man.
v7 cat ghe Embassy ( RUIZ has ‘complained that he
~ néedg'a “real" one in Madrid:. " Sergio / DEL
oo _ VALLE, minister of the Interior / told me
ee, . they were getting someone ready to send as
ws we cultural attaché" ), for CURBELO instructed
the front-desk girl to pass on to him a
summary of who sees who and for what, including
RUIZ‘s visitors,”
an RUIZ likes to recall the time when a Cuban
_in his staff ( name unknown, but presumably he
is back in Cuba) spread the rumor that RUIZ
. and Nilda were not well-liked in Havana, perhaps :
to undermine his authority, CURBELO reprimanded
the man by stressing that "when Havana is doubtful
of anybody here-in Madrid it uses official channels
to let ua know,"
Nevertheléss, he does make mistakes, as _
evidenced by discussing in his office, with
members of his staff, the possibility of advising
Havana that a Spanish foreign service officer
scheduled ‘for duty there might be open for
-. Yecruitrent, Recalling his constant warnings
., that his office is bugged by Seguridad, such
discussion clearly exposes him to expulsion
from Spain. <
“ "By the same token, he likes to travel aa :
by car to the interior of. the country alone . vt
( he must have powerful reasons to do so, for :
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~.- that he surély must riot discard given the’
reception that they gave Armando HART Dévalos,-
elo8-.CHAIN, “and Carlos ALFARAS at Barajas
io Airport’ ‘on 30 June 1968). Neither his. wife
, ‘nor {CURBELO | approve © of this, ;
At times he is know to write on paper
_ key phrases or nanes when discussing confidential ©
metters in‘ his ‘office, or. to speak very low,
.Furthérmore, he says he goes. to Parque del Retiro.
"when he wants to discuss sensitive matters with —
anybody.
In short, he is security-conscious, very.
shrewd, and suspicious of anybody that comes’
near hin,
TRAVEL : Following are the trips chat Guillermo
BUIZ made from October 1969 to February 1970:
| To Havana to settle a "personal problem"
on 20 October 1969 by Iberia ( first class);
returning to Madrid on 29 . 29 October, |
; _ _ To Londoa on 14 November 1969 for consultations
t .- with Rail LEON Torras, returning two days later
: by air ( also first class).
_.. + fo Bilbao, San Sebastian, : and Burgos, by |
car, on 28 November 1969, returning two days
later. ve Lee »
- To Italy from Barcelona with his wife and
two children on 29 December 1969, Re went to ©
pick up an Alfa Romeo, which he paid out of his
‘own funds, They returned through Florence, Genoa,
San Remo, aud Barcelona, arriving in Madrid on
6 January 1970. : .
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To Burgos by car with REGALADO (fnu) and
URQUIZA (fnu) on 24 January 1970, |
To ‘Havana on 20 February 1970. He was
“gcheduled ‘to participate in trade negotiations"
with t
‘on 22- ‘ebruary. 1970, RUIZ returned: to Madrid .
Spanish -delégation — ‘that left Madrid
on 24 March 1970,
FRIENDS : Not much is jnown about Gufllerio
‘RUIZ 3° personal. acquaiatances, except’ for the
“£ollowing?:
Pedro RUIZ. - A good friend who goes to
his home rather frequently, Pedro is quite’
-influential according to Guillermo, He is
“- also a friend of MASSO (fru).
Carlos or Enrique CARRASCO.- He is a -
partner of Carrasco, Mufoz e Iturriaga, with.
‘offices. at Avenida Generalisime #28, 10th floor,
RUIZ meets with him. often, either for lunch
or at his home.: They seem.to be good personal .
friends. CARRASCO may have to do with arrangements
for the gale of Cuban frozen seafood. Travelled :
to New York late in:October or early November
1969. RUIZ is known: to have visited CARRASCO's
office,
‘Rosendo CANTO.- Lives at Goya #54, Madrid.
His friendship with RUIZ may be interesting 1f
he is the same-Rosendo Canto who was'a well-known
" batistiano ( probably his father ). If. this is.
“the-case contacts with RUIZ are politically =
dangerous for the latter, unless he is using
CANTO with the approval of Havana, According to
- Roberto FRANCO Oliva, the coasul, CANTO
wanted to go to Cuba, live there for a year,
and then join the Cuban Foreign Service ( "He
is a fool,". RUIZ ). CANTO's father is {11 in Cuba
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and’ sends him mail through: the Cuban diplomatic . ee
>, pouch, CANTO is involved with the diplomatic © po
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Ser... i-Agmando FERNANDEZ.- "A good friend," __ co : wa -
“|| Says RUIZ. Butvhe has’ doubts: about FERNANDEZ’s re ee
- source Of income ("Maybe he gets sioney directly 5b! 9
. from Havana without my knowledge"), FERNANDEZ - x al.
" \sends.a. "lot of thitigs"” to cuba, He is anes w
‘artist, and lives at Bondad- #1 (telephone, 255- At i
"3281).. Armando claims to know Fidel CASTRO and yet r
. Celia SANCHEZ personally. I¢ may be true, for. _ se
.he ‘received a package at the embassy from the \ a
latter. in March 1970, .However, he asked the Cuban
~~. ataff to send it to him because he "did not want
&o be seen taking something out.of the embassy,"
“.s -FERNANDEZ's facher -has cancer,
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Spanish Direccién General de Seguridad,. Knows '
RUIZ personally, and is in contact with him . : =
rather often, but presurably in the line of - . 7
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“SUMMARY -: Guillergo RUIZ is a very shrewd, ee . a ,
" articulate individual who has reached heights”
» that in all probability would ‘have been beyond -
. his capability in‘normal circumstances. > *
_ Nevértheless, from what can be seen his _
- Work in. Spain -has been effective,and he keepa _—
“a tight control over his staff, Ye is aan...
"confident of ‘himself and of the backing -/Ar-
- Sando. HART Dévalog ?_/7 thec-he-surely must
have in order to remain in this sensitive post
, -. JO£ the Cuban foreign service,
: . Precisely because of his privileged -
. Stacus RUIZ is very careful in whatever he does,
avoiding mistakea that would endanger his
posicion, So. mo
Therefore, he will probably resist any
indirect approach, which he will-recognize fa
time to brush it off,
But this does not mean that he is unapproachable,
_. for he is not, There is no question that his : :
., personality is incompatible with the system that
he serves, although with profound misgivings ag.
to its efficiency. It is then a question of
how and when, ,
The. wery fact that he has made open remarks
suggesting his unhappiness with Havana and his
. hon-Marxist leanings in an office "bugged by .
--> the other side," ashe points out, could be’. |
interpreted as ‘a signal on hig part indicating ©
that he is ready to listen,
But he will be suspicious of an indirect
-or subtle approach, which, in his view, could
be a trap to compromise him, including a loyalty
_' teat by the DGI. 7
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_ :bécter chance of success, It:would ‘be proof for
his’.that he is walking ‘on finn ground ‘by
- dealing-directly with Americans. ‘Which leads
'- to the question of when . There are. Ra) key
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-a) His recall to. cuba.
re a — ss py ‘The 10-willion ton sugar harvest, which
ne _ is scaeduled to end on 15 July 1970,
ne RUIZ has indicated that he is unhappy in -
an : - his post--perhaps not réally meaning what he-
oO says--, which he has occupied for over two
years, . ;
As he has said that Fidel CASTRO plans
a major purge after the 1970 sugar’ harvest, : ;
he himself may be one of the targets. Assuming ,
that his ideological inconsistencies have been
noticed, the DGI, in the absence of proof fo
regarding his. loyalty and considering whatever
support he has in Havana, may request his
recall’ at an appropriate opportunity: during.
a major reorganization of the Cuban Government,
In any event, RUIZ does not expect to
remain in Madrid much longer, and is planning
to be back in Havana by the 18th of July.
If Cuba is successful in harvesting 10
million cons of sugar, and they have already
reached six, the "victory" chat Cuban propagandists
‘will hecald ‘from July on may have a psychological
impact on RUIZ's thought. He will be less
inclined to defect, in place or otherwise, at
such time, . ;
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. "Finally, if RUIZ's: personality: were to
-. ‘be summarized 1 one word, that word would 2 a, a
be realist with a logical: mind, Above all, - eS
this is- what RUIZ is. :
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Attachment 41, oy
Report No. 2278, _ 9 January 1970,
/ ONCHITA alls asking for RUIZ, WNILDA says
.; $he.is ecretary and CONCHITA may leave the message :
‘with hers’: ¢ would like to surprise him. -NILDA asks for... -
her last ’name;: C does-not Bive it to her because it . a
ee . _ -- Would: then’ fat2-to-be a Surprise, but leaves her tele-
re ") ‘Phone. number (201=49-69) for R to call her after 8, |
Tee for she Works until that.time, On NILDA's insistence ¢. |
Ce gives ter.last. name a3“CAMACHO, adding she is the widow
poo le OS of the doctor who was director of the Coimbra Hospital,
Mrs. “CAMACHO at 201-49-69, ‘She begins the .
nm: by Baying they had met at a party which she
-d with her husband at the Dominican Embassy in a
She reminds him that they had talked with the re
N-. " Paraguayan Ambassador and former Dominican Ambassador
et - _ «Rafael ‘COMPRES, and. that the party had taken place two
a ‘years ago.” Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does
. - not remember her and asks how:he can be of service to her,
-.. She telis him: "J have just arrived and find myself some-
what isolated, disoriented, and I must fing work. [£ recall
you ‘telling mé on that ocassion 'If you should ever have
to locate both of you." Mrs. C mentios having a daughter,
that her husband was & pilot and that she is a Spaniard, ~
adding she is not too old. R replies that in all honesty
he does not remember her, She insists on seeing him to
have a chat, and R suggests she come to his office at her
convenience, She prefers talking with him alone, without
his secretary or anyone else present, and suggests a bar
_ at some hotel like the. Palace, Ritz or Hitton, He is
., agreeable to any place she may desire; they agree to meet
that night at 9:30 in the lobby of the Hilton Hotel, She
will be dressed all-in black,
RUIZ calls FERNANDO FP is to meet R outside the latter's |
home about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tie, ae
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“RUIZ calls PILOTO to have’ hiin meet -RAUL LEON in Barajas that \.
night, RUIZ 1s unable to do’so because of a previous
engagement...
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re ps. -Coneepetén CAMACHO: de MATOS calls RUIZ. NILDA asks
‘4f¢ she is the same peison who called the other day and
.gaid she was the widow of... {MATOS).. The woman says
'yes' ami .NILDA tells hers. "Look Miss, you're playing
‘a very dangerous game." | ; .
MATOS: I don't kmow what you mean, miss. : Lo
‘NILDA: Well, because none of the comrades here is. going
ae a, ; "to vallow himself to be provoked, So, please =
ot aE - : : do not’ keep on. . Do Co
wo, - i ae MATOS: ‘Well, I don't know what you are referring to, . |
“ caus "+ miss, I am completely asonished. . a :
NILDA: . Well look, don't be astonished, you might ‘end
- : up some other way.: | . oo
ee: “MATOS: I.don't know what you are “talking about. Se
! oo NILDA: Well, we do. Se :
: NILDA hangs up. :
Mrs; MATOS calls the Ambassador's secretary again; 1t seems”
there has been a misunderstanding. ces co
NILDA: ‘Look miss, we do not wish to talk to you anymore.
we are telling.you in a nice way. Please do not
call anymore. .
MATOS; I am not going to call again... I only want to say
I had nothing to do... I know nothing at all.
ees Only that I have received a message. I
received a telephone call... I have just
' _ arrived in Madrid, I.am not familier with
: ' Madrid, or know anyone.
: NILDA: Aren't you the one wno called the other day?
; . You made a date. ” .
. fATOS: What kind of a date? :
i : . NILDA: Didn't you make a date with the Charse d'affaires?
‘ MATOS: No, no. no, One moment, miss. I recat ved a telephone
call and was told to call this gentleman, the
Cuban Ambassador. I could also tell you about
another ambassador,but that they were trying
to get in touch with me. :
NILDA: Who are 'they'? To whom do you refer when you say
that 'they' called you? ;
MATOS: I was called on behalf of the Ambassador of Chile
and the Ambassedorof Cuba,. I thought it was
extremely unusual, miss, because I don't know
anyone here.
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NILDA: Didntt you. call here a few days aso? a ;
WATOS:. I called when I was acvised to do so.
‘ NILDA: And yousmade a date with the Ambassador.
; MATOS: I Son't know what axractly did happen. I w2s
Coos ‘ -. asked to talk with him and to set in touch
a po a with him, miss. Soe \
: ij... °° NEILDA: But, who called -you, miss? coe,
. MATOS: Whoever it-was sald,-"I am the Cuban Ambassador,”
. : . so then it all seems to have been 4 plot, or ;
Ue _sgomething of the sort. | a :
4 . NILDA: Look, if it is a plot I suggest you.do now set
% ; - dnvolyed becauce’ where we are concerned it is
4 a somewhat dangerous. - 7
i- MATOS: No,miss, I am very proper and a Serious person...
af ° NILDA: ‘Since you are so serious and proper don't ever ©
ge co, let anything Happen to you. Se :
i : MATOS: I-live with a daughter and you must realize that :
f ; ae -~ J live’only for her. .- — oe a :
i, ‘ NILDA: Well, Yook, if you live for her, don't set nixed oF
; ‘ : up in these. things for they may cost you des iy. Es
j MATOS: Very well, mics. -I am deeply grateful to heve -
: : been enlightened by you, I can sec elready that.
: it is.simply a plot or an implication by someone.
i . NILDA: It ts a plot and we lmow it. And we know who is
: behind it. - ;
: METOS: Yes, miss. I would also like to know, I assure you.
i - tis. .:.MELDA: Well look, stay away from this mess or you'll vay
+ mt _ dearly... good-bye. .
‘ MATOS: Fine, miss, I am also very grateful tha’ you
i . have told me. My apolosiles, nuh? : 2
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Report No. 262, 30 January ‘1970.
RUIZ’ records following memorandum on taper
‘Comrade’ NEIRA.- ‘I take this opportunity that NILDA is.
going to. Havana ‘to bring to your attention’ some of our
“ problems here. in ‘Spain. |
"Me: first. ‘pertains ‘to the. construction project for
a building ‘which I.sent to CHAIN with the President of
the National - Bank ‘when he. passed through here in Decenber, .
and to this. day, -after five weeks, I have not received.
an adequate: ‘answer, You ‘know that when preliminary
egotiations are initiated one enters into certain obli-
ations. with the ‘land owners as will as with the:
construction firm,’ ‘to who we’ must ‘give an answer,
a On my. insistence, Comrade ROA gave me... sent a cable
informing me that as yet the budget had not been approved
and*‘he could not give me the results,
. "Present. locales do not meet the Spanish minimum re-
quirements for working ‘space. CUHBELO brought from Havana
proposals for the leasing of a locale for the Commercial
. OPfice with a rental fee of $2,000 a month. We discussed
this proposal at a meeting of comrades here and it was
rejected in the belief that it was more aby Mia sah for
us to buy, We-also discussed this with Fermin GUTIERREZ,
who visited the Commercial Office and to whom we pointed
out that in view of the system ‘of payment here in Spain
it was better to purchase a building, since this transaction
at no. time would affect our system in our trade policy with
Spain,
te "To the point ‘of ‘being persistent we should like to
pequest a building for all services: the Cuban Office,
the Commercial Office, the Consulate-Embassy Office, plus
/living quarters on the top floor for the diplomatic
; 'Representatt ve, something with which I.am not in complete
a, . -* °° * accord, .In summary, a building which would offer maximum security
a ve we and freedom of movement, The Commercial Office would occupy
the first floor, the Embassy, the second floor, and the
third floor the living quarters ‘for the Chice’ of the Mission.
This would resolve all our local problems. end.our re-
presentation in Spain.
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|, “This construction firm built for the Rumanian
representation in :Spain and 1s row building for the Polish
. and others. We have been. quated a fixed price of
= $600,000 which includes a luxiry building, with glass
<< | windows, alr-conditionéd, -and other luxuries. This amount -
could’ be ‘reducéd. 1f webring our Cuban architects, who
“were ere. two years: ago,and knowledgeable of their mission
“eould discuss. with. the: land owners and the construction
_. “firm those things.'they feel .could be omitted and the
. pride‘ could* “brought. down- considerably. We do not need
a.luury building, but one that 1s attractive, simple and
functinna),... Term payments could also be extended. Tf
ant ‘to impress upon you that when. we entered into ne-
/ gotiations wé had a binding agreement. 7
xu: *-, "The lot-43 on Avenida La Habana, Fermin GUTIERRSZ .
‘Yooked,well into thismatter, He asked me to send hin
the project and that he would Took at it. The system of.
| Payments in Spain allows: us to pay $100,000 or $150,000
annually which will not be difficult for us. : _
"NEIRA, I want. you to talk to CHAIN, not bearing
pressure on him, but. to make. him understand that what
I want is to leave my successor established, for any
- construction not lasting over nine months I certainly will
not be able to enjoy.
- . “Another thing I want to bring to your attention is
in regard to our Consulate, its activities and relations
with the Visa Section. A letter has come from VERA
addressed to FRANCO pointing to FRANCO's incorrect wording
ofa cable to that Section, Tf agree that it was incorrect,
put I find it strange, that that Section should pay so much
os he ae attention to correct forms and analyze the contents so
re : little, The contentsof things are not being studied,
: : mo, . -and it is essential that deep thought bé given to the work
i we that is being done, When someone comes to the Consulate
with an authorization to travel to Cuba, it is usually
. three or four days prior to flight departure, Since the
‘Visa ‘Section mst defer to the Department of Emigration
“for its: authorization, inasmuch as the latter determines
-whether or not a foreigner can go into Cuba, the process
.4s not carried out with the urgency that it requires,
, “eonsequently, there is delay, This creates much inconvenience
- for us, and even personal problems, for we must consider that
often people arrive with the exact amount of money and a
‘week's delay could hurt them so that at times they don't
even have enough money. for lodging or food.
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’ | che 48 ‘presented ‘with daily he: might have exploded.
"they: are not. commmnists in the sense of the word,
‘are. interested.
. to contact ships on the high seas. In this regard I spoke
' .-to Mr;ASENJO. in the Security Department who said there:
“ns Serer tat
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Fat present we have the case of a mémber of the
Chilean Communist Party and OSPAAAL whose passage has
been set aside. by these organizations to travel from
Madrid -to-Cuba, Pour days ago FRANCO sent a cable and
. still. ‘there’ is no answer, We made the decision to grant
this. ‘persona. visa because the plane leaves tonight,
otherwise hée will have to delay.the trip one more week.
“Tf the tickets were reserved for-him here there is no
: . doubt he has" ‘been elven authorization,
AWETRA, - I want you to talk to OJEDA ana request that
-our content? be ablé to contact the Emigration Department
‘ai :
] -FRANCO has ‘been on thé job for approximately
fearand has never’ given reason for complaints, but
‘has-now made - a mistake ‘in the editing of a cable.
"Another thing I want to tell you ‘4s that last ‘night
“we had as guests in our home the Chilean Director Hugo
BENAVENTE and his wife, the leading lady in his Peruvian
company which has brought to the stage "Luz de ere . if
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he reat of the company, thay do sympathize with us, They
Invited PINEDA to attend the premiere, ard he anawered. .
with a cable which was shameful to see and read, The
wording of that cable gives the impression that PINEDA is
being held captive and asks them to please come to his
help and send for him. He makes us look ridiculous. Just
\" think that cable has been read by others before they showed
it to me. The political position of PINEVA and other Cuban
writers should be investigated, as now they are putting
‘up on stage "La Noche de los Asesinos" and they also want
another -Cuban writer to come, . should like to gét your
advice in this area as.I am totally ignorant of matters
related to culture, for we have no cultural attache here,
"There is: al@ the: following problem: The comrades
in the fishing Gcepartment 7s specifically Comrade ARAGONES,
having a radio. communications station .
was no inconvenience on hispart if they requested it and
took the necessary steps. You know Mr, ASENJO. I saw,
him a month ago and he had asked me if we had decided not
to go ahead with it, as there had not been an answer in
that regard after having obtained authorization from the
' General Adminis tration of Security which was the most .
difficult step.
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/.* 2 "Gomrade Joaqu{n ALVAREZ reports that in reference
to the letters left.nere by LEON for the Ministers of.
-. Foreign Affairs and of Commerce here in Spain, the former
“43 takihg-an offensive, position in. foreign relations as-
*-.you can.see, ard the Minister of Commerce -has been quite
Vs. : try: of Spain in the Common Market is almost
. . oe . af sand conversations are in progress, This is why .
Co ag me they, aye -assignéed.to Mr. SANTAMARTA, General Director of
Co Comiéreial Policy, the study ‘of subjects which the Spanish
: ; : _ side plane to take up in Havana during the negotiations
“<in-February. I amedn- touch. with. this. man and-in fact had
to call him up today, for-he had. said that before giving
" “me. the agenda of subjects ‘to be discussed there was to be
a meeting of Ministries to include Foreign Affairs, Commerce,
Information.and Tourisa, plus others, to determine what was
to “pe. discussed in Cuba and decide on cher mattérs.. .
SO . has’ promised to call me at 6:30-this afternoon, but he
SR ae ae will not find mé.here because I'1] be taking NILWA to
: the airport. . ; .
"Pell Joaquin ALVAREZ that regarding the 50-million
credit request from..Cuba to Spain for 1970, there has
veen no confirmation: inasmuch as we have been unable to
talk with the present Secretary of Commerce. We find the
figure somewhat high but have nobasis for judgment to focus
-on any area.
"you must have heard already about the success of our
reception, Not only because of the number, which was quite
high, but, because of thé quality of the attendants, We _
had to use two rooms, We had prepared only one but when
the Minister srrived it became necessary to open another
room.- ‘There was representation from the ultra-right to
.the ultra-left. This.has been a great triumph for us
- gonsidering that in these countries the quality of people
_ attending these events is taken well into account.
“Because Me. SANTAMARIA was not in this morning, he
"Comrade NSIRA, an embrace for you and for those
working with you. I hope when SONIA comes over she. brings
a project for 1970"that can be fully undertaken by us.
We are very bad at maxing projects, This past year we
did many things that had not been planned, while others
that were planned remained undone, but with last year's
experience we shall strive to plan better.
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: "++ to act as babyaitter=~they are four children and although. .
i’ b. théy are my om I do ndt care for it, Greetings to Ot . a
all. iny. comrades and -you do the cutting of the cane — _ ; ;
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.AGtion. Required: See Paragraph §, below.
References : A. OSMW-11585
/B. MADRID 9655
, 1. Headquarters has just completed,. wa th the able help ‘of ’
: AMEDIT- 2,.a thorough review of QUDOZE tapes for the ‘last quarter
_of 1969, We have added pertinent file material where necessary «=...
7 in order to, round out the ‘picture, but the review energegs
‘|- primarily ‘ag’ an assessment of AMAUTO-1 as a personality and as a
recruitment. target. We forward this study as an ‘attachsient. hereto,
‘under separate cover, for your consideration. — : .
: 2.. Headquarters. has not lost its keen interést in AMAUTO-1
ag a long-raige - recruitment target, foreseeing the. possibility of
defecting him in place (at. Yeast for the remainder of his posting
to Madrid), or defecting him: outright (which would admittedly be
less cestrable). In line’ with these purposes, we offer the follow-
‘ing readings, which may or may not be entirely applicable to
AMAUTO-1: ©
a. AAUTO-1 is a shrewd, articulate person who has
reacned heights that probably he might not have reached
under normal circumstances. His work in Spain bas been
effective in general, and he seens to be very confident
of himself and of the backing which he ‘thinks he has from
PBRUMEN.
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. b. ‘levertheless, he has received some rather telling
criticisa of a professional nature, even though it is
. ‘unkoown whether this criticism also touches on his personal
life, ‘Perhaps because of this, AMAUTO-1 seems to be very
careful in whatever he does, avoiding mistakes that would eno-
danger his position, and Avoiding | any real or fancied
provocation.
cc. There seeus to be little question that AMAUTO-2 te
‘approachable, although he would probably resist aay
‘indirect approach in which “cards are not laid on the table."
v. it. appears very likely that his character is basically incom-
: patible. ith. ‘the - systen ‘he serves (with profound nisgivinga
as to Ats: efficiency). an
na Gee The. very fact. that he hag made. open remarks suggesting
his ‘unhappiness vith PBRUMEN and his noa-Harxist leanings in
-an office. he hinself points out. ig “bugged ‘by the other side”
could be- interpreted. asia signal from him, indicating that he
8. ‘ready | .to. Tisten.’: His remarks on the subject might be those
. of 8 mao. who be: believes he can "jump. off" at any time, “4¢
ou ssary. Note“that he tends to live with criticism from
Hide’ home. office: rather than try to get out from under ---
perhaps meaning’ that he would not accept a PCS assignment
‘home. (The’ ‘attachment hereto shows him. describing a .
- compatriot who wishes to return ‘home as "a fool.") He has
said himself that he believes ANTHUG-] plans a major purge
for mid-1970, and he might consider himself as a victim of
that purge. ©
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e. A fact ‘which night affect timing ig the arrival of
a child in May. If he were to persuade his wife (and his
government) to have the child in Spain, rather than return
home for it, he would have 2.good excuse for requesting the
presence of his oldest child (the only one who is now at
home). If hig wife returnshome for delivery, he would (for
a time at least) have three hostages in PBRUMEN instead
of one.
£. UFGA-19006 reported a 1964 attempt to get : at AMAUTO-1
through his wife's relatives. The consensus at the time was
that AHAUTO-1 is prcbably immune to this type of approach,
Headquarters, therefore, still opts for a logically developed,
“traditional” recruitment build-up.
3. In Line with the. above,- Headquarters suggests to Madrid
certain lines of action which might be followed in an atterpt to
know more about AMAUTO-1. These actions might seem somewhot easier
from our perspective than they,actually are in. the field, but we
propose them for your consideration, - .
a. The man handling the new construction work (paragraph 16
of the attachment) should be checked out.
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- b. The established pattern of lonely automobile trips
outside the capital (see paragraph 22 of the attachment)
might be instructive to follow down. At least, the situation
might offer ,a chance for approach or for subseque at handling.
ec. AMAUTO-1"'s| desire to see more people at home, and
the indication that he discusses important matters at hone
becomes doubly interesting with the possibility of a vacaat
house next door (see paragraph 18 of the attachment). The
‘person who owns the ortnent building migat offer a fruitful
‘lead,
a. The apparent hoptility of the ‘current maid (see para-
.graph 24 and 27 of the attachment) might offer further .
exploitation,
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e. ‘AMAUTO/1's desire to affiliate himself -with an
exercisé group (see paragraph 26b of the attachment)
“-might- offer a possibility to put an access agent next
to him. The ctreumstance would be relatively normal, not
calculated to arouse his suspjcions. ‘vhe use of someone
of WOLADY nationality might, in fact, help. to allay what
is evidently a- | tendency AMAUTO/1 has‘of Suspect ing provo-
cation.
: on “Headquarters would greatly appreciate the oppor- -
“tunity of examining AMAUTO/1's X-rays. In this connection;
we would like to see an investigation of the physician used
on this matter. (see _ paragraphs 31 and 32 of the attachment).
ge “He would ‘ike to have Madrid' 3 | asséssment ‘of the
diplomat. mentioned iu paragraph - 8 of the attachment. —
: 4. At the same ‘time, we would appreciate - it. if Miami. could
follow down any of! the leads stemming from AMAUTO/1's time in
“WOLADY. ‘We are trying to’ trace ‘his entrance back in the 1950's
: and-as much of his time here as possible, and perhaps Miami ~
Station can develop leads on the persons mentioned in paragraph
24 of the attachment hereto, especially in reference to the
brother left with the house. “(Note Below.).
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Michael V. SLATINSKI
I would appreciate your giving personal attention
to this matter, because it is rare that we ‘have such a detailed. |
assessment as we have in this case.
Edward D, SARETAY
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Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Pérez
DOB: c. 1931
Cuban Minister Picnipotentiary to Spain,
aecredited 12 December 1967,
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_ CHRONOLOGY _
1. RUIZ. probably comes from a humble family in Cuba, because
‘he Jived in a solar (semi- slum aren) and began to work when he
was only fourtcen years old, This eircunstance suggests that he
lacks a formal cducation. He appears to come from a "revolutionary"
family (his father was identificd as a Communist and a leader of
_ the_baxbers' union. in UFGA-13595, and a. brother. was identified
“" as a member:'of the DSE as of 1964 in ~VEGA=19006) , 2 Dp aban Gy Ces 252 Fe)
- °2,-° In the fifties RUIZ ‘emigrated to the United States, -
traveling throughout: the east coast and holding, minor jobs, In
. 1957. he began to work as an apprentice butcher for a Polish-
American named Alexander SANKO, who had a grocery store on
Flagler Strect in Miami. He evidently did so well in attracting
Latin American customers that he soon. began to distribute meat in
the areca, working for SAMKO (RUI% seems to be somewhat proud
of this suecess) « He also appears proud of the fact that when
he left Miami in February 1958, he left his brothcr (same brother?) |
a house in North Miami, a brand new car, and over $1, oco in the
bank,
3. Although he did well in the meat Lusiness, he traces a
large part of his success to another acquaintance in Miami: an
American of Cuban descent known ag Joe LOUIS (or LUIS). Joe
LUIS was_an_ underworld figure who was at that time competing
with the Italians in the bolita (numbers) racket in Tampa, RUIZ
and MOLEON (fnu), another Cuban exile, were each offered $S00
a month by LUIS to supervise bolita collections in Miami. (There
is no specific indication that RUIZ took his bolita friend up on.
this offer). Furthermore, LUIS went so far aS to offer RUIZ and
MOLEON $5,000 apiece to kill a man hamed@ FERNANDEZ (tnu), who was
also involved in the bolita racket in Miami.
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4, In February 1957 (note the 1958 date, above; perhaps
an error. on RUIZ’ part) RUIZ left Miami along with a man nared
VILLEGAS (whose first name might be Ilarry) and three other
members of the 26th of July Movement. They entered Cuba clandes-_
tinely. When the revolution triumphed in Cuba, Alexander SA\KO
went to Havana, where he stayed for a weck as RUIZ' house guest.
SAMKO offered RUIZ a partnérship in the meat business in- Miami
“if he would return, RUIZ rejected the offer, saying that the
Revolution needed him.
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5. RUIZ brags that in.1960 he was one of 18) persons out
of 5,000 who were sclected by the Ministry of the Treasury,
where he was Vorking at the tice, to take a statistics course
offered by CRPALS The course, which. Yasted tivo years,
included such subjects as mathematics, finance, democracy (?),
and Marxism-Leninism. Onc of his schoo)mates at the time was
Marta ARCOL, now the director of the Mus¢eo-de Arte in Havana. -
', (it is interes ting to note that in UFGA-13595 RUIZ. was. :
described as an. anti- Consunist as of 1960 by a Cuban refugee.
6. UFG-1539 reported RUIZ as Chicf of the Departacnt of
Construction Expenses Studies of the Ministry of the Treasury |
in 1962, and te was described as’a militant Communist, - In :
“1963 he was in Mexico, aad UFGA-11065 ecnttoncd-hin as G-2,
living at Calle Cuenavaca 35, apartment 7. A report frow
LITAMIL-9 in 1964 characterized RUIZ as a violent CASTRO,
‘_partisan, and-AtsgG-) in 1964 described RUIZ as a CUIS “officer.
’ Presidential Brcree 3440 of 4 August 1964 (UFGA-19008) rcported
RUIZ as being appointed Vice Minister of Foreign Commerce,
and QUDUZE has hin appointed about that. tire as-chicf of the
trade school at MHINCEX, a post he held for two years. In 1967
he wns appointed: charge d'affaires in Madrid vice Francisco Ramon
CALZADILLA.
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2 There secms little doubt that RUIZ “cxercise: the full
authority that presumably ke should have as Minister .Pleni-
potentiary. The relations between Cuba and Spain appear to
remain static because of Spain's refusal to appoint a full
Ambassador to Cuba after LOJSENDIO was expelled {from the islam
by CASTRO in 1959. RUIZ is involved in and is kept informed
on all matters related to Cuban-Spanish relations, including
trade. He does not seem to permit commercial attaches to bypass
him when they. subnit reports to their respective home offices in
Havana, In addition, RUIZ takes a keen and active interest in
Cubana operations, and he has said that no one may travel to
Havana on [Iberia without his permission. He insists that Cuban
officials arriving in Madrid.consult with him before arranging
“visits to Spanish officials or factories. .He seems to have
good working relations with Spanish fovernsent officials, .
because he is always careful to “put all his cards on the table"
in meetings with them. (The tenor of his conversation seems to
emphasize that he likes things this way in all his relations,
personal as well as professional), : ’
8. Little appears concerning RUIZ’ unofficial contacts
with other dipiczats in Vadrid, except that he is close to and
exchanges infornation with the "Alecrian: Anbassador,: (Accord-
ing to current records, this is Ahmed LAIDI, posted to Nadrid
on 15 December 1966, living at Calle Tiemblo 3, Ciudad Puerto
rst desk traces show this person as born 20 April
de Fierro, Late
1934 in Oudja, Koreceo, aud as of 25 October 1966 to have becn
the Director General of the Forcign Ministry in charge of
political, ecconozic, and cultural affairs. He is described as
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explaining that) "this is the reason Y am here."
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intelligent, and probably something of an operator.
n Bella's ‘chief of cabinct before joining the’ Forcign
Office in 1964, and he functions more on special assignment
than ag part.of the chain of command, - He was a member ‘of the.
Algerian UN delegation as of 28 September 1965.) .
reserved,
9: RUIZ trics to give the impression that he cnjoys the
full confidence, of Osvaldo DORTICOS and Raul KOA, thereby oo
a ard
© the full authority of his position. He
Madrid that
he makes 90% of the decisions without consulling with Havana,
. 10. Above all, RUIZ directs constant and bitter criticisa
against Havana, because of what he terms the ‘inconpctence there.
In his opinion, this reneralized incompetence’ will cause CASTRO
‘to carry out a. major purge after the 1970 harvest’ ig in. (He
specifically repeats that "no one in Havana wants to make any
sort of decision"). One of his favorite books is The Peter
Principle, to which he refers constantly, and .he uses this -
Book to describe what is going on. in Havana. iIn RUIZ’ view,
Havana is always trying to interfere with the Embassy in
Madrid, a situation which results in a lack of, coordination
and cooperation. RUIZ directs the same criticism against his
staff in Nadrid, because his personnel Jack qualifications for
the jobs they hold.. He once told an associate: "They think
that I’m a fool, but I don't miss anything they do,”
13. In turn, he has also been the tarect of criticism
from Havana, first from Zoila GOMEZ (2), who made a critical evalu-
ation of the Embass. RUIZ' reaction is instructive: I decided
not to answer it. I took a librium, smoked a cigar, and forgot
all about it.” On another occasion he complained to Aristides
critical report from Havana
regarding his program for the Embassy. Havana was complaining
that not much had been achicved. RUIZ notcd that the Embassy
had accomplished much that was not in the plan, and he intended
‘to answer that particular criticism in detail.
the most serious criticism of his activities
came in.a coded cable reecived by the Embassy carly in October
1969, Havana questioned the way that RUIZ was handling the com-
mercial treaty negotiations with Spanish authorities. Ina
communication directed to Raul |.EON Torres (201-725624) (Under
Secretary of the Ministry of Forcign Commerce) and in rather
strong language, RUIZ defended his right to be informed and
consulted on the matter, denying that his cable number 521 was
offensive to Joaquin ALVAREZ (Director of Trade with Western
Europe and North America), who was evideutly the source of
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13. Evidently, this last phece of criticism ur
so much that he was nervous and particularly securiiy-censcious.
Less than a week Jster he called LEON in Havana and requested |
pernission to go to Ccha, ostensibly to vsettle a personal
problem with his son. However, his wife explaincd to another
person in the Ewbassy that RUIZ‘ trip was due te his sick
mother. Wis trip was probably due to the exceptionally sharp
criticism and RUIZ" Gesire to clear it up personally.
14. When RUIZ returned to Madrid on 29 October 1969, he
was a changed man, agein relaxed and fully confident of him-
self. Nevertheless, “be has told close friends that he feels
very Toncly in Spain end at times has -had the desire simply to.
board a plane away fren Spain and abaridon the Embassy. Us is
, always careful to say.he desircs.to return. to Havana, but he
leaves room for the inference that he would rather go soriewhere
“else. He believes that he is "burned". in Spain. He bas said
that when he returns to the island, he will definitely not
‘return to his Ministry. - : a r
SECURITY AND SECURITY-CONSCIOUSNESS
15, RUIZ seems to be particularly sensitive in the area
of security-consciousness,. This attitude can possibly be traces
to an involvement with the DGI in one way or another, but his
background and especiaily his political views (see below)
would appear to argue egainst his affiliation, RUIZ is quick to
warn visiting Cubans arainst the efforts of what he terms "Ja
“to compromise. them, even'before _
omnipresence and power of the sociedad anonima, He censors mail
going to and coming from Havana, and he repeatedly states that
his office is bugged, Eis telephone is tapped, and that he is
followed quite openly vserever he goes. He attibutes this
survelllance to the S ridad, and he probably ascribes it to
the Spanish. (Note thet, despite his "knowledge" that his words
go to hostile surveilleace, he still dares to express critical
opinions openly).
. 16, This security-consciousness is apparently the big
reason he has asked Havana for funds for a new Embassy building,
where he plans to have a shiclded room free from bugs: He intends
to have Havana send electricians for the job and Cuban personnel
to act as doormen, etc.. with the wives of the latter to be his,
char force. He seems fanatic on the subject of not having any
Spanish personnel in the building. (Note that one Sr. VILLARROYA,
of Constructiones: Aznar in Madrid, is handling the real estate
operation.) .. - . . ;
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He once recalled that he had been asked to dinner by the wife
of a VIP and, after accepting the invitation, was told that a
Ne did not attend the dinner,
although it considerabiy upset his hostess, because he was
afraid of a scandal arrecced by the police. Ne said that he
receives only in the Er sy, because through that door can
enter only those whom he wants to
17. RUIZ is particularly-aware of what he calls "traps."
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. 8, Nevertheless, RULY. has several times mentioned that —
he holds his really. important conversations at hore, and that he
would rather, sco more people at his howe instead of at his
office, (Iv this connection, it is nuted that the house ‘next.
door to his --- Calle Trinna 44 -+- which used to be a home for
the aged) is now ¢npty. The owner of the apartmcnt building
where he lives is Ignacie ARTERO, a Spaniard, wee eee ee .
19. RUIZ has even suggested installing a radio transmitter:
and speaking in code with Havana. The Cubans are in fact
installing a transmitter on the Canary Islands, but RUIZ,
charactcristically keeping: his actions correct, has stressed
to the Spanish that Cuba will ‘not use the transmitter for other
Spanish citizens to operate the station an order to emphasize
his point.
20. Correct as he gencrally is in his professional Wee ee
behavior, RUIZ made what appears to be a mistake in discussing —
with members of his staff the possibility of telling Havana that
a Spanish: foreign service officer scheduled for duty there (Juan
TORROBA Gomez, c£. OSMA-25692) might be open for recruitinent. “Ifr-
one ‘recalls RUIZ" constant warnings that his office is bugged by
Seguridad, the discussion about TORROBA clearly: exposes him to
action by the Spanish authorities. .
21. RUIZ himself is the target of what appears to be
control by Juan Antonio CURBELO Lemus (201-733544) who is
allegedly the First Secretary in charge of cultural affairs
but who seems to be the "security man" in the Enbassy. (We
note that CURBELO's photograph was shown to AMBEDEW-1, who did
not recognize the likeness). RUIZ has complained at least once
that he needs a'“real" cultural attache. CURBELO has instructed
the front-desk girl to pass on to him a summary of who sees whom
at the Embassy and for what purpose, including RUIZ' visitors,
(Given RUIZ' near-mania for running his own shop, CURBELO must
indeed exert an acknowledged sccurity control),
~ . 22, Despite security considerations, however, RUIZ appears
addicted to taking automobile jaunts by himself to the interior
of the country.” He must have very powerful rensons to do so, for he.
is probably exposing himself to attack by Cuban exiles. Given the
reception accorded to Carlos ALFARAS, Armando HART, and Carlos
CHAIN at the Barajas airport in June 1968, RULZ night be
unnecessarily exposing himself. Hc has not told anyone of
where he gocs or’ what he does, and both his. wife and CURBELO
' strongly disupprove of his custom,
23. RUIZ' wife is Nilda VECIANA, who was reported on in
-UFGA-1900G. She, .is probably in her carly thirties. She is
pregnant and due: to have her fifth (7%) child early in May 1970,
' She has had difficulties with her pregnancy because of recurring
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fainting spells and overweifht. “These conditions are being ~
treated by Dn, MERNANDEZ? (fia) and Dr. MATA (£nu). ;
24, Nildw is a pleasant woraan who hag not been known to. .
“quarrel with her husband -or express political or religious. opinions, \
although once she récited the Lord's Prayer by heart in front of: \
Fe,” : - . others. A teacher by profession, she handles the bookkeeping at H
: a ‘. “the Embassy on an informal basis. She appears to have a rather — . ‘
weak character, judging from the way. she handJes her boys. - Accord-
.ing to Severina ORTIZ Gomez, the maid, these are little beasts, who |
treat the servaats badly, even reviling them with obscenities,
while referring to their mother as "la chula." Nilda. does not
permit the boys to be punished, ~~
25. Nilda goes shopping by herself, and once she even took
a taxi by herself to the airport to mect her husband, even though
CURBELO did not like the idea at all, She scems to get along
well with the wives of other Cubans on the staff.
26. RUIZ’ children are:
a, -Guillernmito., He is the oldest and is now _ -
studying in Havana, There were reports that he was -
unhappy there, and RUIZ asked on 16 October 1969 to.go : |
to Navana to settle a personal problem with Guillermito, , i
If there were a problem, it seems to have been solved,
because RUIZ on his return quoted Guillermito as being 7
very happy in his new school. (Some time ago, Mrs. Hector ‘ ,
GALLO Portieles was constantly needling the other women .
about not being “revolutionary” enough and took Nilda_
RUIZ totask for having her children with her instead of
at school in Cuba. The RUIZ fainily had brought four of
their children with them, and later the other(s) came
to join them, before the older one returned to school.
RUIZ once told a visitor that Guillermito had been
left with his grandparents during their exile in Miami
and had been very resentful of it, so they had been
very careful ever since not to repeat that mistake).
b. Alcjancéro. He is about six years old, <Accord-
ing to those who know him, he is the real devil of the
lot as well as a good swimmer. He is taking guitar
‘lessons, goes to Colegio Fstilo, and swims at Cimnasio
Mascardo, Pilar de Zaragoza 99, (Nilda has talked to
‘the Gimnasio pecple about RUIZ' going there also for
swimming or exercise), .
ec. Ivan.
d, Juan Carlos, -
e. One other (7) _
rey
. 2@, Al) four children arc very spoiled and have caused
several maids to Tenve their Jobs... Scverina bitterly complains
tuay the chitdren snow no respect for their parents, and that is
the reason Severina gives for her hate for Nilda, ° ;
DUCATION AND CULTURE:
: 28. Aside. from the two-year statistics course taken in
1960, RUIZ appears to lack a solid, formal cducation, although
he makes up for it by being an avid readcr (five newspapers a
day plus books)-. fe understands and speaks Enclish and French
(fluency unknown) and has undertaken to teach grammar (presumably
Spanish) ‘to the Embassy: staff.
_ 29, RUIZ ‘appears to be sensitive to art, and he- frequeiitly
complains about the general lack of culture in Cuba. (This -
might indicate thatRUIZ considers himself "above" the Revolution),
He shows some of the general inconsistencies of the self- educated,
For exarple, his vocabulary level is rather low, and he curses
frequently when talking to other male members of the staff. On
the other hand, -he scems rather well versed in international
affairs and has a good undcrstanding of international trade. It
is probable that he has read some of the works of José Marti and,
although he dictates letters to his secretary, he types: ‘Some of
his own reports to Havana,
HEALTH PROBLEMS
30. RUIZ suffers from what his wife has described as a liver
illness (not further spceified) for which he takes a medicine
ealled bilidis. (This may refer simply to the medical words for
"liver disease" Competent. experts here guess that -the medicine
is used for anything from chronic constipation to gassiness
and constant eructation because of inadequate digestion of fatty
foods. It is possible that RUIZ suffers from the hard-to-pin-down
mal de foie, which can be found in a high- strung, hard-driving
person, Ruiz! evident use of tibrium (see above) night also
suggest this condition).
3). Late in 1969 RUIZ was planning to go to Portugal to
rest, following the recommendation of his physician Dr. CAVAS (also
received as CABAS and CALDAS), and whose telephone number appears
‘ to be 276-77-46. There is also a mention of a Dr, PERIU, but his
relationship is indistinct. RUIZ coughs frequently, is used to
cold weather, and was planving to go for his health to the same-
Gimnasio as his son, Alejandro, .
32, A July 1968 monorandum for the record stated that RUIZ
suffers from a spinal ailment resulting from a fall he had about
i2° years.ago. Since then he has had chronic backaches which were
particularly severe during the time that he was in the U.S.
Haiti, and Santo Domingo. Nis pains have recurred since he
arrived in. Spain. . On 3 June 1968 he had a severe attack and: was
treated by the Enbassy*s Spanish doctor VILLALANDA (fnu), who.
prescribed cottisone., Wis condition was. diaghoscd as incurable,
since it was doubted that’ the injury to-his spine could be
corrected by-an operation, RUIZ was further told that. the
condition. would continue to grow worse, and that within six ‘to
ten years he would have a defective walk. RUIZ planned to send
‘the didgnosis and X-rays to ROA in Havana, who would pass them to
the Cuban specialist MARTINEZ- PAZ for review.
TRAVELS
; . 33. Following are the trips RUIZ. is known to: have made during
the last quarter of 1969;- . . .
: -a. To Bilboa, San Sebastian, and Burgos by car,
on. 28 November’ 1969, returning two days later.
b. To Havana, to settic "a personal problen," on. -
20 October 1969 via Iberia (first class), returning to
Madrid on ‘29 October.
c. To London on 14 November for consultations with
Raul LEON Torres, returning two days later by air.
. _ @. To Italy with his family on vacation on 28 December
to pick up an Alfa Romero that he bought for the Embassy,
returning by car and arriving in Madrid on 6 January 1970.
CONTACTS IN MADRID
34. Little is known about RUIZ' contacts in Madrid. Aside.
from the Algerian Ambassador (see above), we know about: a
a. Pedro RUIZ. <A good friend who goes to RUIZ'
home frequently. According to RUIZ, Pedro is quite
influcntial and is a friend of MASSO(?) . .
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b. Carlos CARRASCO, " Another person who calls
RUIZ frequently. In late October or carly November 1969 -
CARRASCO went to New York. :
. ¢. Rosendo ‘CANTO (201-719310) . CANTO lives at Goya
54, Madrid. His friendship with RUIZ is interesting, given
CANTO's background, because their being together could be “
_ very dangerous for RUIZ «unless he were using CANTO for
some reason with the approval of Havana, CANTO wants to go
‘to Havana for a year, live there for a year, and then join the
Cuban Foreign Service. Referring to CANTO's desire, RUIZ
said on & January 1970: "He is.a fool?
CHARACTER 7
35. Superficially, RUIZ scems to be an easy-going and rather
simple man who no doubt enjoys the prestige and pusition he has
and the successes he has had professionally in Spain. He appears
to have a strong character and probably plays the predominant
role in his marriage. He and his wife scem to get along very well
Hey
together, and they are not heard to argue. Oa the other hand,
there appear to be very decp inconsistencies in his public
and private behavior, Sometimes: he speaks like aman at war
with himself.
; 36, A certnin degree of racisn can be detected.in his
constant. reference to blacks. as "niches," a disrespectful
Cuban colloaquialism roughly comparabYe with the pejorative
“word, “nigcer," oo, . a
_— 37. RGIZ almost never discusses women with his colleagues,
_ except for one off moment when he mentioned a girl he knew .
in the United States-before. the Revolution. Perhaps RUIZ wisely
remembers that Nilda ‘also works at the Embassy and refrains
“from mentioning women én her account .- In any case, he is not
_ known.to be involved in any extramarital affair. (Still, one
- wonders about the custom of absenting himself by automobile
‘into the interior of Spain), ‘ .
' 38, His habits seem to be simple: he likes movies; he
has read Topaz (but made no comment thereon); and he receives
- people at his home for cocktails. ; -
- POLTTICAL AND. IDEOLOGICAL VIEWS
. 39, Although outwardly a "Revolutionary," RUIZ gives much
more the appearance of a man with moderate political views
struggling to justify to himself the actions of his government,
especially in view of the political and economic realities of
his country. It is. possible that his feclings might lie
closer to the theory of the "Betrayed revolution" --~but not _
for strictly ideological reasons. The incompetence of the
Cuban governzental bureaucracy, for example, has sabotaged the
revolution, .
40. In the first place, RUIZ Gefinitely does not seen
to be a Marxist and consequently he cannot accept the role of
"robot" (his term) required by Party discipline and vertical
structure. ,
., a, On 29 December 1969 he wrote to Telesforo
. DIAZ Portillo, a MINREX cfficicl: "Revolutionaries
‘should net be coerecd by forms of political control.”
b. On 11 December 1969 he told a visiting
Agropecuario official from Havana that: " ... if L
disagree with orders, I question them because I am
~not a robot nor do I have the mentality of one. As
a human being I express opinions no matter what the
risk that I may have to accept personally."
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ce. RUIZ seems to have little Compunct ion in talking
_to what he thinke of as ot¢ acqenirtances fhangh
they maybe on the opposite side of thr political. fence
‘from him, ie once mentioned how he weat out of his way
; to Breet a "Kusano" on the street becausa they had been
_fricihds in Havala. The Cuban ‘exile evidently turned away
_ from him, but’ RUIZ defcnded his own action in initiating
the greeting.
. 41. Aside from the constant criticism of Havana’ s incompe-
cs . tence, lack of vision, ‘and lack of realism, he is quick to ‘point
2 . out the « “Acfichlencics of. life in Cuba as reflected in his directive
' to his. Embassy staff not to celebrate Christmas together, because
“there are hungry people at home, RUIZ has also said that medicine
in ‘general is ‘quite. backward in Cuba, oe
ay Although he is probably an athfibst (or likes to think
- of himself as one), -he ‘ks Known to believe that "religion should
“not be considered.a handicap for persons. trying to return to Cuba."
Me docs not hide his-views of the American: people, cither, for
° he describes Americans as "frank" and “simple”. "They treated
me very.well," he told Raul LEON Torres in December 1969, On the
other. hand, he -refers to Latin American diplomats as bootlickers:
because they use the. English language at parties, and he has
remarked that "capitalism is no good,"
43, ‘We seems to have a certain admiration for General
‘Francisco FRANCO, of whom RUIZ has said: "FRANCO is the only
reason that Spain is not Communist." RUIZ also called FRANCO
"one of the few most brilliant politicians of all time." These
seem like strange words for a man as security-conscious as he.
; 44, He appears to be well-informed on international matters
Some of his views are contradictory at times, but they characterize
him as what might be called an undecided realist:
a. "Cuba is a political power, not a military or
economic power."
b. “The USSR has neutralized US sea power in the
Mediterranean," .
c.. "Cuba can destroy Guantanamo whenever it chooses
to do so, although the base has lost its strategic value
to’ the United States,” . .
d, "US- China rapproachment should be feared, but
also a Japan-China alliance."
e. "US pover is beginning to crumble, but the
Sovicts are revisionists."
. £. "The Egyptians harm us when they buy sugar from
Cuba and then rescll to other countries."
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for two reasons: -first from the military and cconomle’ |- ~ Loy
point of view; secondly, becaus > Whether right or of
wrong, they are ‘on the same side fighting those who.
wre on-the other side." us
h. "Cuba has had and how has major discrepancies
with the USSR, Chine, ald the US, but we. are on the
- Co ; side of communism because we are’ against capitalism,"
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f THE RCCTOR WHO WAS DIRECTOR or COIMBRA HOSPITAG (PLACH UNKNOWN) ,
P) “SHE LEAVES Powis NUMBER 201-49-89, WHICH CURBRLO TRIES VAINLY To”
J TRACK THROUGH PONE CONPANY,
c 2. REQUEST MADRID TRACE PHONE NUMBER, CONCHITA CAMACHO,
: _ AND DEVELOPMENT OF CONTACT, SINCE AMAUTO-1 AQ? tEED M ran HER, REQUEST i
: fant May i!
: LISBCN CHECK COIMBRA HOSPITAL IN ATTEMPT Deverey DR, cA “acto: ), Ae
: THERS WERE NO IDENTIFIABLE HAS TRACES” | ON CONCILA OR CONCEPCION CAMACHO,
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C.. WH/MIAMT 6341, 26 January. 1970 oe .
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traces ‘to Alexander SANKO, the individual for whom
AMAUTO~-1 worked in the States. Local ‘LNERGO was also”
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: ed to function more on special assignment basis than as part of chain of camand. His me. :
: “recent escig project has been 5 ndung 2. Algters Exbtel 660, 28 Sep: 65, Alg/ut f
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(|) >. REFERENCE. < : -OSMA-25789, aated 7 January 1970°)
1. The following comnts of the Cuban Minister to
Spain, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, reflect Cuban thoughta on the :
’ Czs lovakian situation: . ‘ ; , Te
- .. The Soviet cecupation 02. Czechoslovakia: has been
a disaster; however, criticizing the Soviet action
would mean taking sides vith the Americans. A friend
may be criticized in private but publicly be should: be
defended. (QUDOZE, 19 November.) The Cubans have to
side with the Sovtets for military and economic reasons |
: and becruse, whether right or wrong, they belong to the
_ Sane ideological group. Cubs had aad still has enormous
- . discrepancies with the Soviet Unioa, China, and the United
States but weighing the differences Cuba is with Cosmunisa -
and cpposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZB, 3 November.)
2. The above information was obtained from a Sensitive
Source and should be protected ag such. . .
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ONE ALEXANDER SANKO (OR SANKOV). QS TRACES CANNOT IDENTIFY THIS.
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_AMBATITY 18; Relenvo CARDOSO. Perez (201-6212 $5), cousin
. of Subject of UFAKA1GS9T CARDOST last say
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ness < CARDOSD was departing ior the U.S, in Or tober
Ltk> ioc8, They cxchaored grectings only at that
a a tino, nowever, they Bad previondly szcn each
other. ot Barnjas dirport in mid-1E8 whea they
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: inlittes. Silject pas at the airport to weet
arriving Cutan ciplomata. CARMSO is villiag
to write to Subject and to fas.at inan
‘approach should it te desired, however, Be .
docs not belicve that Subject is recruitable,
They; RAvo 6 (anliy velationship but’are Bot
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an however, it wauld not be uméial for then ta
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The following ie biodata on Rolande CARDOSO Peres: .
a. Parokee Ro. ALG 259 G74
db. DPOB: 28 Hay 192¢C, Havana, Cuba
Address in Cvba: 429 Libertad St, between juan Delgado
_and p'Stragpes Stg., Santos Suarey, Havaga
d. Employment in Cuba: Pros approxizately 1997 until 1958,
he worked in his father’s bicycle repair shop & Soledad
Bt. between bucitos and Carles Tercero Sta., Havona,
yrom the end of 1464 untii 1965, he worked in a coffee
ghoap located next to his father’s bicycle repair shop
dn Havana. roa 19GS until 145 he vas unenployed,
studyisg fnglieh and business administration, Froa .
the end of iftS until the end of ACES, ‘he sorked. in the
Construction Department of the Antonio Guitcras Nattonal
Electric Enterprise in Jiavana, earning 2 salary of
$£0.00 pesos a nonth ee a common lakorer, ¥rom tho
end of 1260 until approximately Farch 1957, he worked 38
a farm laborer ag a meaber of.the Wilitary Units to
Aid Production’ (URAP) in Florida, Camaguey Province.
From March 1957 vutil be left Cuba in Novenber 1967,
he wan snexplovyed, cagagiag in waking and seljiag heir
‘octa and other similar itoss. Srom Novester 156?
upttl 10 October 1868, he wos. la Spain and did not
have any caploynent during this period,
Date of arrival in the U.S.: He arrived in the U,8.
on 10 October 1645. He bad departed Cita en 26 Hovester
2967 on a Chega Alrlince plans, going to Paris, France,
and then taking another plane to Spain the folloving
aay.
f Addcess in U.8.: %40 5B 11tAN Avenuc, wieak, Flae,
phone 37703877
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Recenter Ivts, he worked at the Delicias freit preserves
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(he untergert’ a heroia nperation. In vapuary 2190S, “he
worked three «aya in tho .o3 Pinos Ruevos Kakery in -
Kiowl. Then ac gna vacmployed for two months, recvog=.
_ertag from the hcroia aperation. Sluce approximately
March 16 ScD, he dias Leea working at the Harti’ Theater on
SP RG Ave: between 4th and Sth 5t8., Hiaat, ty avST the
7 orders’ of. the’ BORAgET, - Hainvel ALVAREZ, erat S
he. Spouse: - > Aliaa ALVARADO Torres (nty. y boy have teen
: warricd @ince 35 Derdater 1966, - She is white and ‘was
bora en 22 October 1677 an liavana, Cura, She ia an
English, | ‘Préach ‘and ‘painting teacher, and 9l1s0.a
: stenographer. “Resides with Source. ‘They: a ve Re
oa. ebildrens. mo . . ;
fe childrea: 208c” .
“oj. . Pareata: - Bernards CAXDOSO Rodriguez (NT). "White,
Fa about ifu2 fa in hsperaoza, Los villas
Province: R sides at CBD Soledad St., Havana,
Ketired Netlonal Police corporal. Cpposed
to the present Cuban reginee. ;
Francisca. PERFZ Entria igo (NT)... White, tora
About 221) im linvann. ousewite, Resides .
with her hushand. Opposed to the rugine,
: k, Brothers and Sisters
gy) Ripe PEREZ Perce (NT!, Areived in the U.S. in
appromimately 1821. Claimed Source froa the U3.
Resides ‘at 2735 Sv 26th Tery., Eisai, Cla.,
i . - phone 440-455.
(2) Bernardo CARDGSO Rodrignes (ST). Dorn about 1f20
In Davana or in La Leperanza, Lao Villes Province. .
White, Uesgides in New lersey.
: - 3 ; (8) Jorge: CARDOSO Perez (RT), Uhite, bors akovt 1942
- ; : Tm tavane. Lives Sith bis parents. Opposed to the
: ; 7 regime, Rov uncmployed. Formerly worked in a
op ote ; oT laboratory in iavasa. Opposed to the regime,
Po G4) Pagtora CARDOSO Fercz (NT). ¥hite, bora aout 1652
- Ta Havana, tivea vita her pacente. ,
1. Physical dcseription; thite, appears to be atout 24
yeare of age, about STE" tall, 140 lta., overage Euild, -
- Imisx complexion, ight brown hair, brown syes, ovoid
shaped face, no identification marks.
3. Other nanes teed; none
an, Educrtion: He completed two years of business school
and t.0k o course in busificss adninistration. Kroes
Bone Anglish (fair).
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; the following letter dictated by Guillermo RUIZ Perez to his |
‘secretory .on 26 December 1969. . The letter was addressed to a
.. / €omrade -"OCUZA’ or -LANUZA (fon) in Havana “hrresponse to a confi-
~! dential ‘note. ‘received by. RUIZ, from Havana,
, "In relation to your ‘confidential note number
7240 about the Spanish prisoners, Joaquin AUVI Casals,
Lazaro GARRIDO Sanchez and Antonio MARQUEZ Pedraza, whose
release was” _requested in a note from the Spanish Embassy
_in Havana,” I would like to tell you the following:
Firstly, Senor Joaquin AUVI’ Casals was_of interest to -
D. Pedro SALVADOR de Vicente; but because of the bad
record and activities of this man, it was understood
that his departure would be denied....J.talked to Pedro
SALVADOR about this matter and upon mentioning this |
man's background he told me that his interest was due of
to a phone call he had received from a friend of his in- :
Miami. He considers that, given the background in this b
case, his friend was supposedly an instrument of "other
interests". Secondly, regarding the other Spaniards,
we have no objection whatsoever to their departing the
country. Without anything of further consequence,
2. Station files contain- no traces on AUVI, GARR IDO or
MARQUEZ. \ /
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THIS 1S AN INFORMATION REPORT, ROT FINALY EVALUATED INFEWIGENCE ;
neportno. — Cp-312/03010-69
ogre outa, 17 December 1969
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SuUaJECT Cuban-Spanish Commercial Relations , ; a 4
‘couxTtay Cuba, Spain
pol Late September 1969°:,.
‘Spain, Madrid (Early October 1969) . FIELD'NO. OSM 9815 |
7AGQ
: ‘sourc€. An official Spanish service from a source described as :
: i sensitive and usually.:reliable.” . ; Ss oe
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1. On 23 September 1969. the Cuban Minister to Spain,
Guillermo Ru iz: Perez, called on Pedro S a lv ador
de Vicente, the Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs
— si CR Te OD Rt Pa os n °
Tn the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to discuss the
_fortheoming tradé negotiations in Cuba . During the discussion
Salvador told Ruiz that the one and only question which con-
_ cerns the Spanish Government is ‘that of Cuban indemnifications
and, pensions for Spanish employees, and he asked Ruiz what the
latter could say regarding this probienm. (Field Comment: The : '
-indemnifications refer to property owned by Spanish nationals © .
which was confiscated by the Cuban Government, ) Ruiz claimed
that he had no instructions on what he could say, adding that
the claims were numerous and that the paperwork involved was
difficult and required a great deal of time. :
2. Salvador told Ruiz that the subject of indemnifica-
tions and pensions must be discussed during the forthcoming.
“negotiations, and that the Cuban Government must provide at :
least an approximate figure.of what it is going to pay. He ;
said that the indemnification figure must be based on the. Cs
value of the expropriated properties, less the amount of any — oO
taxes levied om’the properties. (Source Comment: Salvador
did not say what would happen if the Cuban Government failed
to reach some agreement on the question but he implied that
negotiations would be delayed until the Spanish Foreign _ ”
Ministry received the Cuban Government's reply to this iY . ; ’
question.) (Field Comment: Since the conversation between ool :
Salvador and Ruiz was held before the recent change of the m
’ Spanish Cabinet’ and-other. Government positions, there is no
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information on ‘how these changes would aff ect the question
raised: by Salvador or. the signing of a new ti‘iade agreement —
with Cuba. As of 17’ November 1969, Salvador was still
‘Special Delegate for Latin American Affairs.)
“and “pdasigne problem had not” emerged ‘aS AX Séridus” factor “in
‘the nesotiations for.a new ‘trade agreenent. -There has -been.
Ja gradual” deterioration of Spanish-Cuban commercial ‘relations
- singe the conclusion in May of preparatory negotiations for
result’ ofa ‘Spanish Government decision to reduce: Cuban sugar
imports over the. next three years. The Cuban Government
apparently: had not considered such decision in its “analysis
.of ‘Cuban=Spanish commercial relations, and it was quite -
upset” When “the decision was revealed during the preparatory
“ 3 "Some of .the problems. causing. the strain in. ~
Spanish? Cuban relations were previously reported in
Lo ‘DCSDB-315/2470- 69, . TDCSDB=315/02182-69, -TDCSDB~315/03509-69,
“"€S-311/08659- 69 and CSDB~312/02600~ -69.).
4. Field Dissea: ' State...
BN LORY
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“7 ‘one: ‘miss! CONCHITA calls asking | for RUIZ. NILDA says
she is his. secretary and CONCHITA may leave. the messace -
7 with her. c and R. have, not seen each other for two’
_ years and: ¢ would ‘like - to surprise him. NILDA’ asks for’
* her last name} Cc does ‘not ‘give ‘ft to her because: it’
would then: fail to- be. surprise, but leaves: her teres
phone | number | (201 -49-83)/for R to call her” after 8,. _
for she works that time, On NILDA' 8 insistence ¢
gives her: last: name as CAMACHC, adding she is the ‘widow
of the doctor ‘who was director of the Coimbra iospital.
RUIZ calis Mrs. CAMACHO at 201-49 89. She begins the
conversation by saying they had met at a party which she
had attended with her husband at the Dominican embassy in
Madrid. she reminds him that they had talked with the
Paraguayan Ambassador. and former Dominican Ambassador ;
Rafael COMPRES, and that the party had taken place two
years: ago. Despite all the details RUIZ insists he does
not remember her and. ‘asks how he can be of service ‘to her.
She tells him . "I have just arrived and- rind myself some-
what isolated, disoriented, and I must find work. I recall
you: telling me. on ‘that: ocassion 'rf you should ever have any
problem and you come ‘to Madrid, look me up.' One other
ambassador also offered me. his assistance and I have tried to
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th = her husband was -.a- ‘ptiot and. that ‘she ts a Spaniard,
adding ‘she 1s not too old, Rg replies that in all honesty
; he. goes not remember her, : She insists: on seeing him to
“have 8 chat, ‘and. R Suggests she ‘come: ‘to his. office at Ker:
-eonventence, She prefers ‘talking with him alone,. without,
his secretary .or anyone else present, and Susy sests. a bar.
agreeable ‘to any: place she may desire; they’ agree to meet
‘thet night at 9:30 In the lobby of the Hilton Hotel. , She ot ;
-will be Aressed all in black,
RUEZ calls FERNANDO, fF is to meet R outside the Zatter's
hore about 9 o'clock dressed in coat and tte. , :
Report No. 2248, — a _
HORACIO calls the telephone compsny—requesting the ,
“address for telephone number, 01-19-89) The intormation ----
is denied,
RUIZ alls PILOTO to nave him meet RAUL LEON in Barajas that
ent Phiche. RUIZ is unable to do so because of a previous
enzece ments -
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FERNANDO ealls CURBELO to ask for PUGA's phone nurter,
F wants te tell. F he cannot meet. the professor. at. Bis house
that night because he (7) has to take RUIZ sorewhere,
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maT QUDOZE a
‘fo. S$ Comments of AMAUTO-1 on Current To ics of Interest
. ACTION REQUIQED - RUFLPLNCES oa . . .
__.. The following comments ‘of AMAUTO-1 reflect Cuban: thoughts:
on the Czechoslovaquian situation, internal Spanish politics,
“and the effects’ of recent. changes ‘in the Spanish Government
, onthe impending ‘trdde negotiations between Spain and ‘Cuba. ¢ -
| a... The Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia has
-been a disaster; however, Criticizing the Soviet action
would mean taking sides with the Americans. A friend
may. be criticized in private but publicly he should be —
defended. (QUDOZE, 19 ‘November.). The Cubans have to :
Side-with the Soviets for military and economic reasons
and because, whether right or wrong, they belong to the
Same ‘ideological Camp. Cuba had and still has enormous
-discrepancies with the Soviet Union, China, and’ the
, oo : -. 7°" United States but weighing the differences Cuba is with :
es ioe es... Communism as opposed to Capitalism. (QUDOZE, 3 November.) ‘
b. AMAUTO-1 was asked by his government to report : :
on the new Spanish Government which Havana calls "Opus :
Dei", Toa visiting Cuban official he admitted that
he was at a loss to understand Spanish politics but
attempted to define them, It is not true that the
Spanish Government is in the hands of the Opus Dei.
There are’ some men in the government who lean. toward the
Opus Dei but there are others of a very different leaning
because they come from the Falangist ranks, These men
(the Falangists) may 60 along with the Opus Dei line
“because they allow themselves to be “carried by the tide"
_ but they are not of the Opus’ Dei. (QUDOZE, 19 November.)
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“ee. Concerning ‘the inipending trade neyotiations
with Spain, in addition to the economic problem the
Cubans are now faced with another: impediment which .
‘further delays the negotiations: the recent changes
odin the ‘Spanish goverament. © It-4s difficult at this
‘tine for the: Cubans to approach any ‘Spanish official
because: of the climate of confusion among them. Most
' Spanish officials have no idea.as to whether. they will
remain in. their posts or will be replaced. Therefore,
it is'’futile for- the Cubans to press them for action ~
on ‘the neyot iations. The. most they can do is wait:
patiently ‘until the situation is normalized. If the
“' negotiations ‘are not ‘held within the 30-day expiration
_, period of the agreement, it is possible ‘that the present.
. agreement. can be extended. ‘for two months. This would
be advantageous to the Cubans because during the first
two months of. the year they. will be able to acquire all
the goods they will ‘heed for 1970. (QUDOZE,. 19 November) .
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“Wis born on 20 Febuary 1926 in?
of the Univexssity of Madrid in philesephy and letters. He
is a weiter, anti-US and pro- ro who participates in all
types of activities of the C ist “intellectna A" elements
His wife, Genoveva FOREST Toryva 3 ed.in May 1962
for participating in dewors ne fused to pay the fine
_ and vemaincd ~ncercerated f sc. SASTRE visited Kavana
on a number of cccasions and . ily was called to the
Cuban Febassy in Madvid in duly 196% to interview Unydee
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_ ‘TYPIC/AMAUTO/Cancellation of. POA's
Reference : DIRECTOR 56464
. . Ploase ‘Gancel: all Clearances mentioned. in. Reference.
‘Since AMAUTO12's: separation from AMAUTO-1's household and her =.
dismigration’ to the United States with her husband, AMAUTO-5,
‘we NO longer: bave.-an oporational interest.in her, As you. °
know, AHAUTO-3. was used solely as an intermediary for a warm.
_ ‘approach to AMAUTO-2, ‘This waa accomplished, ind we have had
‘no further contact with ber.. No Station contact was ever nade -
. with AMAUTO~4;
: a: Aftor the departure of AMAUTO-2 from AMAUTO-1's
household, the Station goon learned of her replacement and
' this information was passed -to the QUSEQUIN's. It was decided
that the QUSEQUINS would attempt to recruit the new domestic,
“but for unknown reasons, contact was never made. We believe
that there is a new domestic now working in the AMAUTO-1
household, but we havo no details on her.
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‘sa wig TP LC/QUDOZE/ Juan TORBOBA Gomez, Spanish Minister_to Cuba.» _
~ forth bis impressions of Juan TORROBA Gomez. These impressions
“by RUIZ “can be: nterpreted as the preparation of a target study
~ on.10 ‘October “1969, Guillermo RUIZ Perez, Cuban Charge in
Ob. TORBOBA, - The following is a verbatim text and translation:
‘El analisis que se Fealiza sobre las activadades desarrolladag
' por el Senor Juan Torroba y su ——-—, la falta de interes y com
prension de parte d@ --— nos da un conocimiento directo sobre
i, las .actividades \de-la. Eubajada de Espana en esa que nos puede ser
“guy util-en nuest¥as\ relaciones.. Antes de su llegada hexos tratado
| de ahondar.en la parsonalidad del. Senor Torroba y aparte de con~
-firmar la’ buena opinion que los espanoles tienen sobre eu persona,
- hemog conocido tambicn que @s hombre debil de caracter y que en .
esa medida pueda ser influenciado a pegar de su - personalidad -
(o eapacidad). £1. cargo-quo-deseapena de sub-Director de Asuntos
' Consulares es en. realidad un cargo de asesor en materiags consulares
Pero sin mando. Es acortado la tesis de ayudarlo en su trabajo y
aun llegar al extrémo de que algun funcionario cono ol intinide
con el de forma tal-que esa debilidad de caracter y proponsion a
ja influencia ajena pueda servirnos ‘a huestros propositos. Es
~ indudable que un ataque al Senor Torroba en el sontido de hacer
dofictl su tarea traeria como consecuencia inmediata una mayor
influencta de aquellos que sin lugar a dudas estan interesadog
on quo se Convierta en -—-—~, Por otra parte no consideranos
posible que aun en el caso de que su trabajo no sea el uejor
' pueda hacerse una substitucion de otro funcionario que
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-. gnd:his.(vord indistinct), ‘the lack of understanding and interest
- on the part of (vord indistinct), give us a direct insight into ~
“the activities of the Spanish Bnbassy there (in Cuba) which could
- «+: Director of Consular. Atfairs (in the Spanish Foreign Ministry)
‘wag actually that ‘of advisor on.consular matters but he exercised
4
Bapana con, Cuba
-bhis arrival (in:Havana) we tried. to probe into the porsonality of ©
-.. MEZ“Torroba and, -in addition to confirming the good opinion that -
.: Spaniards have-of bia, we learned that be ts veak in charactor
- and that from this.angle he could be influenced despite his
“bigs weakness of character ahd susceptibility to outside influence .
. a
Carer erer args perererernerT fal cle) 1
Para poder resolverte 0] planteaniento que ze haces do
mancjar por esta embajada la salida de los ---——, to ruexo ne
aclares el concepto del porque es ha producido un mail .entendido.
Todo lo que iaplique esta mas que alusivo a los problemas. de
traves de osta embajada por supucsto redundara
uestro boneficio. Un caso claré és 1a solicitud do “la -salida.
‘ ——y gu mailfestacion de qu quizas — . Pues la Exbajada
én Giba.... (volume of radio incréases| effecting recoption. )
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TRANSLATION: oe,
Tho study being made of the activities of Mr.- Juan Torroba
‘be very. useful to us in-our relations (with the Spaniards). Before.
(word indistinct) personality. Tho position té held -as Deputy
no authority. The idea of helping him in his. work is apt and
could be carried to. the point where sone officer like hinself.
(of similar category) could intimidate him in such a way that
would serve our purposes. There is no doubt that an attack
against Sr. Torroba in the way of making his task more difficult
would bring as an immediate result a greater influence on the ©
part of thogo who are interested in having him bocome a (word
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course, redound to our benefit! A clear case is the application
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THIS 1S. UNEVATUATED INFORMATION
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* INFO. Dec. ‘63 - ~ Bep 6h _ - ; oy \ - - | .
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us nationsl, ‘coliege’ student. -
Source: has deen suceedofal in:a nodest building constructioa operation,
. end ‘appears, to hive: accese to investgest funds. Ea ia @ new cource. mo
Hie cooperation is by way of a: ‘Prominent us police official, loag‘a — on ae
friend of his fenily. ; ; _ fi SO i
A {is} friend of Gine ond I first ust Neauc T2llo, Zbea Chilean Consul
' General in Sen Francisco, late in 1963; Wont Lsconzer, et tke San . 7
Froacisco ‘Presa Club. ‘At that tine, Teilo wes accospanied by several : . 7
attractive young womea, one of whom ~as his daughter, Caruen. Tclio “: 7
proved to be & gracious, polished diplerssic type and we all hit it * i.
off well together. As 6 uatter of fact, We hit it off covell thet.ielle § -!
visited oy friend's how: rroa tine to tirc, usnaged to interest bin in . ,
@ number of business ventures to be launchd in Chile and later in Costa _
Rica,
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2. Tello ws quite eetive tin the Son Pir-neieco cre. Ancag bis oficial
. interesty vero the spunsoring of @ tuiles. or roeChiicin youta group,
“'- - and en atteupt to organize a group of bus.n* A éble to Pinaice cous
_ - gerelal ventccs in Chile. Integrei pie of hio plans wosu, the Alliance
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“O cultural grogreus, Voaturesa were to include the construction of ceveral .
J hunda3d osand dwellings in Chile, a concrrcial Yishins veaturc, to be
‘ _ -baced a .Oue, eatablishment of a fish zal plant alco at Icuicue,
ve ’ ond the ucquisition of a huge ranch or fince near Puntarecas in Costa
Rien Wa latter projott » houever, gens wore personally Zello’z,: ~
a whereao ia was to be but ons of Bevaral other investors ia the others, , Q .
3. AG contn:, went oa, zuspicions of S.Lio's wotives beran to ao. Noraal 1
Warice «3 easily undarsiood, buy iu the course of visits to cr friead'a
1..0ly enti-diseriean expressions. Ue Tey
01d sac -svalcny re)
_ how: Tello began vw hazard unslote
Wee. to .:avo that he was an abtesey an. nad con? frou
a faudly, out vas something os @ Vick cusep., Fe Geote of aia
4, apologatic refuveacesa to hin as “key Corsunist sea", Gelio
ont
-Clainod iativscy with Calvedor ALL Alleria wae made it clear that Svica’, os
not "12%, Allonde vas eloctcd previccat, Tallo was to te extrecaly ‘ 4
influential in tha nav aiorarchy, Incidentally, ha also stated
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would be a revolution in Chile by Kovende 21668. Tello claiuzd also thst”
qe ‘he: had visited sévefal tired With Raul Cas caste, end nad cct Fidel, al” :
pe vithin the past yess or eo. - He. insisted @ that the US would recognize Cuba ‘
qe. ' - Defore the end cf. 1964, ‘Tello:said alco that bea was on good terres vith
. _ toportant people “ta toth the Sovict and Chincce Cociuniot governzents, |:
-.and that both naticns were anxious to have hin es Chile's ambassador, -
_ dut that- he waa pot cepec ally anxious to so. Another reference to
' C Gati-Anertcan’ feelings verdi ghared ‘Vath his
‘daughter, Carme= claimed to ‘have been a you aus leader in the
‘Univeraity of Cuiie. " Another -daughter, oa 0 youth believe her nane is,
was. paid to. be éven gore intensely anti-Us. Either she or ber husband ~
oa nnected with a Intin Acericea orgraization, poscibly the OAS oz ;
| ‘Pan-Aueri¢an-Union. Another daughter is carricd to the director of. Pee
“),personnel. in the Fertica plant in Costa Rica =~ . aa
o “5, At tices, it ‘was clear, that Tello's. averice teenscended his concern ror ,
the poor. Once ven enother Aucricoa Gugcesicd thot the building of .
the houses’ in Chile would-give cuploytent to cony tore Chilcens if they
_ avoided use of pze-fsb units ané pré-cut ticbers, etc, Tcllo vas not
dntereated., He wasted to get-in, gct as auch 23 possible, and geet out
as soon as possible. At tires he referred to plans te live in Gurope Ope.
after he had wade a few financial killings. ; .
I have details on only one Chilecn proposal, this 0 s fish G2al operatioa
kmown 08 Cachagus. It was forued within the tact year with on outherized =;
capital of E850 thousand [epproxinately u88537,500], ebout half cl which .
was paid in. The prime investors were said to ve Lorst Eardave Earecsn, :
Bablio_Lannon bartines, ( Gaston Pescai Leon, Cristian Casenova ‘Bubsrea Saux,
and coe Suvercaseaux Cansrtu. Ite cain office is in Gentiego; its
wewhere behind the ccencs was Yello. .
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“d ‘ “marriage to his oldest davghtcr, Carusn, who
‘shooting incident in San Francisco in Jun> Ish, shortly | after tha
departure of her fether to his. “new post in San Jose, Costa Ricé, where
_ he i6 now Charge e'affaires.
8.. In Costa Rica, Teilo seens to hove considercblo influence alco. One of “
his schemes there is the acouisition of & huge vanch in tac Puntarenas oO
Tae property, now self-supporting, lies between the Pan Ascricza
lic plans to develop 1t both for comaurcisl
area.
hiphway and the Gulf of Nicoya.
anu residential purposes with the ‘operation, ors + gnmabl ing: vanctrary in the
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i Teilo'2 successgr 635 Chile's co. i, : eseatative in Son Francisco
: . + ig Rector Burrf Be appears to have the anti-US bias as “allo. : ie
: . At the sisu or the supposedly self-inflicted gun shot wound of Teilo'a | .:
: daughter, Carcen, Burr caid, “This is aa fovensctions) incident. ty i
governcent will cecend an apology from the Usitcd Stat 25.7 Ie ves our i
guess by this tins thot Burr waa intaics tod only in eeating anti-lS
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‘ Sept. A,: 1955
> The Subseeretary for Diplomtic Affairs ef the Colombian Foreign
Office, Dr, Ricardo Araya, informed an Embassy officer on Sept, 12_
that ‘the La Reosublica article was accurnte only insofar as it
roported that Asbassader Vargas hod returned to Chile. Dr. Anaya
said that as far as he ws aware Arhassador \ Varfas had fone to
uomte fer the visit to Crile of tha
Colombian ‘lar College, scheduled for Septexber 14 to 29. The Chil-
eon Enbassy states that the Anbassador re‘urned to Santiago accon-
panied only by his wife, First Secretary Sr, ianuel Tello Troacoco
is Charge d'affaires ad. interin. : .
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— UNFAVORABLE POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES, ALLENDE'S TRAVEL TO CUBA
a = ore ‘was TO BE CAMOUFLAGED: ‘BY AN INVITATION TO PARIS TO SPEAX ON
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They greet. ‘one another very. cordially, and Ruiz thanks him)’:
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. for’ ‘sending the Yiet. “Terceire asks how things were in
oo Havana. Rulg. saya fine in every gence, - and adds “they are |
. in tha: ‘ten million ton harvest, Now. more than ever, as _ : _
we are hitting: the "eyolamates! where. it hurts", Terceiro
-asks * if you people paid for the campaign or not?” Ruts -
says no, that luckily it was the American Department of.
Agriculture, He adds, "We have calculated that 4t will .
' leave us, free, approximately one million tons of sugar,
The price of augar has reacted very well, and now a Sugar
Conference is to be held in Geneva. You know we are going
to get out propagarida now that will state "Only Cudan sugar
dogs not cause caneer", Tereeiro Jaugne, and says "sone.
other problem yes, but not cancer," ' Ruiz says that the
carpaign has. cone ata perfect time for them because they
‘have been. struggling for years with the Milegible; arti-
ficial sweetenors?7, especially in Japan, as they repre=—
gent approxinately one-half million tons.” Japan was the
country that used it most. _
_ Terceiro Says that ha has begun to study the famous issue
- @f the Chember of Commerce, RAMON greets Ruiz and says that
“he would 21h0 to take a book to him and also to talk to him
about a, personal matter, - . It is in’ reference to.a recommend~ .
‘ation made. by Ramon’ s. father for some peonle in Cuba that
are interested in going to Spain. Ramon continues, and saya
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with Cuban reality ‘once and for all". "Ruiz says he can. bee
A PERSON (ALR CALLS and asks for “contact”. Nilda says
she does not understand his language. The man asks that if
it 18 the Cuban Embassy, to please put hin in "contact".
Nilda says——-4359, ‘Ruiz talks to the man and says "Look,
doen't -be a fool nor so idiotic we haves grom ups we now
have ten years of revolution, and we are not likely to fald
into the kind of provocation that you are trying to do. You
‘ean tell that to whoever gives you orders or whoever is re-
(cording this conversation.” The man asks Ruiz who he wants
him to tell that to. Ruiz answers. "Don't bother me any more,
Tell 4t to the CIA or whoever gives you order, because prob-
ably it is the CIA or some other person. The one that gives .
you orders, Moreover, if you are tapeing this, so am I,
I was waiting for your call. You just called a few minutes
ago, #0 don't be an idiot.” The man then says, "You think
‘that the CIA gives ue orders”. Ruiz answers, "Most likely
4% fs the CLA. that gives you ‘orders as the only enemy that.
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and Ruiz answers, "It is not a question of Antelligence, “It
is: ‘simply: that in ten yesrs we have learned some thing, .
‘The man then: BAYS». "Ten: years,eh", and Ruiz answers "Ten
_ years of ‘evolution, “ten. years with guns in our handa,"
.. Then the man says, "In this. ‘moment do: you have a gun in your
hand, - Ruts answers "Yes, we have a gun in our hands. We
are always: waiting ‘for the Crs; morning, noon, and. night,
always with guns in our hands." -The man: "IP you ‘think I
am under: orders of ‘the CIA you are a little: siny.” Ruiz - :
_.answers "Look, I don't want to continue this conversation,
' You are a fool, © I, too, am playing the part of a fool,
bacause the telephone in ny ‘embassy is completely intere
cepted, I imagine. ‘Everyone. is listening to us, wo you are
an ddiot, and I an silly to talk to you, Therefore,
goodbye air, and Please don't bother me again.” Ruiz hangs
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1. OW ARRIVAL IN MADRID 28 OCT FROM wavana, THE SPANISH” 7
CONSUL GENERAL, JOAQUIN (THOMAS) GARCIA, TOLD QUAXE-1 THAT
AN UNIDENTIFIED INRA ‘OFFICIAL WAS. ASSASSINATED AROUND 20 ocr.
DURING SAME WEEX THOMAS" CHAUFFEUR WAS IN VICINITY HOTEL CAPRI
WHICH NEAR MININT BUILDING, AND HEARD SHOOTING. ONE OR MORE
SHOTS STRUCK CONSUL’S CAR (CONSUL WAS NOT WITH CHAUFFEUR).
CHAUFFEUR WAS WOT INJURED. ONE OF “REVOLUTIONARIES™ APPROACHED LH
CONSUL'S CAR AND CHAUFFEUR WAS THREATENED BY REVOLUTIONARY wHo | 2AiU'fi
WAS CARRYING SUB MACHINE GUN. REV SAID HE HAD JUST KILLED ONE
PERSON AND DEMANDED BE DRIVEN OUT OF AREA, CHAUFFEUR DROVE
INDIVIDUAL TO OUTSKIRTS OF CITY AND RETURNED TO SPANISH EMBassyY. |!
THOMAS SAID THAT IN RECENT WEEKS SUCH EVENTS HAPPENING WITH
INCREASING FREQUENCY. - .
2. ABOVE IS INTERIM REPORT, THOMAS PROMISED GIVE DETAILS
_ 10 QUAXE-1 BEFORE RETURNING HAVANA.
3. THOMAS HAD CONVERSATION WITK AMAUTO-1 ON FLIGHT To
4 L.1¢
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MIS QUICK WisiT’ To CUBA WAS To Discuss COMMERCIAL MATTERS
BETWEEN CUBA AND SPAIN WHICH HAVE REACHED CRITICAL STAGE.
STATION PROCESSING LENGTHY CONVERSATION. BY AMAUTO-1 RECEIVED
ON QUDOZE RELATING TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED WITH SFANISH ON
COMERCIAL MATTERS. WILL POUCH INTEL REPORT ASAP.) .
- 4 ACCORDING TO GUTIMID, AMAUTO-1 HAD TO VISIT HAVANA
APIMARILY TO SETTLE LEGAL DIFFICULTY IN WHICH SON INVOLVED.
HOWEVER OF APPARENTLY EQUAL IMPORTANCE WAS TO CONSULT WITH.
"JOAQUIN ALVAREZ REMENTOL AND OTHER MINCEX OFFICIALS ON FORTH-
COMING SPANISH=CUBAN TRADE NEGOTIATIONS AS WELL AS CURRENT
CUBAN CONTRACTS WITH SPANISH FIRMS. AIR MANIFESTS CONFIRM
MIAUTO=1 DEPARTURE FOR HAVANA 2@ OCTOBER AND RETURN 28 OCTOBER.
5. FILE 201-735296 AND 65-2-10/9,
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REFERENCES ot A.)sUFAW-GI9, 14 OstoBer 1969 |
Bl OSNA-23888, 17 October 1969
: 1. -The AMEDITS! have’ just ‘coupleted the QUDOZE. transcripts
‘for the period 19 September.- 13 October 1965, This was the
second group of transeripts: forwarded the AMEDIYS for transla-
tion, per our trial period as mentioned im reference A, in order
- to make them more fully useful to cifferent conponents at Head-=-
+ quarters, The take fron the QUNPOZE operation avpears very
’. interesting. We noted with interest that AMAUTO-1 discusses frecly
with his subordinates and privileged visitors subjects of a con-
fidential nature, including matters that have to do with intel.
Jigence activities: - Sone of. the discussions offer a number of
" operational Jeacs which we can follow-up, such as the medical.
‘information given on 22 September 1969 in the morning: hours,
2, The ANEDITS have suggested that as an aid to help them
translate aceuvately and pessibly more rapidly, they weuld
appreciate receiving sce original tapes in addition to the traus-
cvipts on a trial basis. Then when parts of the transeripts are
not understandable to the trarslater he would have readily avali-
able reference for replay.
3. With the next transmittal of the next QUDOZE material,
we would appreciate receiving both the transesipts prepared by
vy the station and the actual tapes covering the same period of
time. The ceonpliete package can then be forwarded to the. MEDITS
-, for their use as mentioned above, :
TERENCE A, NI LRIBACH
. HEWRY K, PURTIN
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1969 concerning a conversation held ‘between a fenale Mexican
: journalist fron. the magazine "Siempre" and the Charge d'Affaires
of the. Cuban Eabasay in adrid, Guillerzo Orestes RUIE Peres
(201-735296). .
Perry D. WACHAL
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Shroushon f nurepes 4t tae Sepbenne there are some pe-erful
censers where they cenpare the perforct.nee of tho Gilnese and
Asiatic. outorears more tnan they do the Soviet enes,
ton sne sets to Cuba she
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nly tarcugh one channel,
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from the military end eccaonic point of vicw, and also decause
rigcl or wrens they are on te same sfde of the fence an] must -
right egainst taese on the ether side. Cuba ass faady and still
nas, Great discrapanctas with Russia » China, gnd the United
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ACTION. . : See paragraph 5, below
- .1. ‘Headquarters maintains its high interest in. AMAUTO-1.-
as ug-range, in-place recruitment target. Much of this |
“ interest is kept alive by the excellent operational reporting
» done.by Station Madrid-over the past year, of which references — -
-. C and D hereto are good examples, a mo,
-.,. . 2. Subject's position and total personality recommend
hin to us as a high-potential target. He is strongly intel-
‘ lectual and emotionally committed to an ideal: At the same
‘tine, he exhibts certain vulnerabilities which could. be
- exploited.’ We believe, however, that AMAUTO-1 could be
' approached only in a.classic sense: a rationally developed,
long-range recruitment culminating in what would be essen-
tially an intellectual and even ideological pitch. This
course of action would take time and assets, but we think
he would be eminently worth it,
3. First, his access not only is good now but seems
destined to improve, Secondly, 1f he were our agent, he ; |
has the wit and the acuity to know what ve want and submit
information accurately based on requirements. Lastly, he is
a strong personality who could be counted on to move flexibly
but effectively within the target milieu.
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4. AS @ recruitment target, however, AHAUTO-1 seens to ©
present serious difficulties. He is strong-ainded, opiaionsted,
idealistic,. aad apparently committed to the ‘revolution. On the —
othé? hand, there are certain things about him shich. could be
»* /Converted tato recruitment vulnerabilities. First arerg theso
. 48 bis apparent belief ‘tnat the regime (read: the Revolution) —
ds; not making-the “bes: use of his talents. (Gne cannot tell |
‘precitsely.chetter. this is the cause. or result of his apparent
| basic emotion. instability. During: public appearances ‘he :
‘displays polished manners and a ‘pro-regine attitudé; .in private
_ he frequently complains to Hig subordiantes that he did not ask
‘for a diplomatic position, that he would prefer an induatrial |
. job, and’ that he believes his’ position to -be. more a handicap
ian. a’ -pronotion.. Secondly. he obviously: desires personal. -
restige and ‘Loxufious*Tiving. ‘While these traita do not. mean.
uch ti cad \ Cuban 48 compared to-a Soviet or -
onomic..is@anagement in Cuba.do.
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rhaps,) help him considerably... There may even be other
vulnerabi :
ities which further target’ study could expose.
..° 3. We present these: thoughts at the same time that. we
.are fully aware of other operational pressures on Madrid's
time and asseta, Nevertheless, we would appreciate the Station's
comments on further development: of AMAUTO-1 as an in-place :
recruitment target. . The first need would be the proper access
agent, someone with @-Jesuit-like intellectual training who can -
déal with him in the realm of concepts and. philoscphy as required.
In any case, ve would like continued target reporting on AMAUTO-1,
aS your time permits. a,
Terence A, MILENBACH
Henry K. PURTIN
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oo, > 1. .On 23,September 1969 AMAUTO-1 called an unidentified
- Spanish woman who. resided in Cuba for many yéars before re-
-~ turning: to: Spain, - AMAUTO-1 noted that he ‘visited the Spanish
/ woman's
“in PBRUMEN. and. found-everyone in. good ‘health. The unidentified.
Spanish woman asked. AMAUTO-1 if there was much. food available
-and ‘the following dialogue began: ~ .’ Me oo
AMAUTO=1:" Yes, everything is being resolved. ~
oo But imagine to be free, one must pay | -.
‘a high price and the price must be — :
_paid. There is no other way, :
WOMAN: . What, one wants, one must pay; :
AMAUTO-1: It is very logical, but look, when one
is a servant to the rich, the servant
usually lives relatively well, but the
servant continues as a servant, However,
ius» when one no longer wants to be a servant
ito the rich, one has to begin saving and
the only way there is for the poor to
_ Save is to reduce (the intake) of essential
foods, change the essential and begin
to buy machines and to buy a series of
things (cuestiones) and one day, we will
‘become rich together, We can Say we are
rich when we have resolved all the problems,
“not only material problems, but Spiritual,
cultural, that is, when everyone can do
and believe as he likes,
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LO .Cuba and I adore the country. I have
‘a brother there who is a nurse and he:
says he is fine.
“AMAUTO-1: “cuba | gets into” your blood. When I.
; a “" Saw Esther she was a little thin, but
was in g00d ‘health,
: 2..- We ‘think the’ Above ‘is another good example of AMAUTO-1's
passion. for the good life. | While he appears. patriotic and: .
‘openly supports the regime, we continue’-to believe: that he would
prefer a return“to the relative freedoms enjoyed by his country~
“men before the (start of the revolution,
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between Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to
‘Spain, and. danuel TELLO Troncoso, Adentified in the
Diplonatic List ‘as Counsellor of. " Babasay, regarding
the postponement until 31 October of a weeting they
' were to have on 29 October. We have no information
on the purpose of the seeting. We note that TELLO
, arrived in Spain in January. 1969.
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DIRECTOR, WH/MLAMT
TYPIC ANAUTO
REFs DIRECTOR 933399
f. WE BELIEVE THAT CHANCE ENCOUNTER WITH AWAUTO~1
ALONE TOG DIFFICULT TO SRRANGE SINCE aWauTO-1 IS
FREQUENTLY IN COMPARY SOMEMO RE FROM HIS STAFF OR HAVING
LUNCH WITH SPANISH OFFICIALS OR BUSI NESSMENZ. MOREOVER,
EWCOUNTER UNDER THIS SITUATION, WE FEEL, WOULD NOT PERMIT
RELAXED EXSHANGE BETWEEN SAMKG AND AMAUTO~1. WE WOULD
LIME TO SUGGEST FOLLOWENG ALTERNATIVE s
A. OW ARRIVAL SPAIN VIA AERONAVES DE MEXICO
FLIGH 45@ LEAVING MIAMI FRIDAY SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECILY
TO HOTEL OF STATION SELECTION. STATION OFFICER WILL ALSO
OCCUPY HOTEL IN ALIAS AND INITIAL COBTACT WITR SAMKO WILL
BE MADE IN HOTEL. CINCIDENTALLY, BELTEVE NO NEED
PACHANKIS ACCOMPANY SAM KO To MADRID. >
a. EARLY SUNDAY APTERNOOR SAMKO WOULD GO DIRECTLY
“Ty AMAUTO-1'S PRIVATE RESIDENCE. HIS EXCUSE WILL BE
THAT ME WOULD HAVE GONE TO EMBASSY BUT WAS CERTAIN THatT
3s GuPY
SECRET
SINCE SAMKO
TOUR CR AACA]D AN SUBUNSSA LEAVING EARLY
CONTACT SM auTC= 1
OST RATMES TRAN POUSLELY MISE GPPORTUNITY TO SES MIM.
see bso WILL Be PYOTRUCTE: To STEN LP Fle TOUR OF
SOLS AUTHENTICITY TO STOSY.35 SAMKO @ HAVE
Re PREpASED WEPLY TA INSU TTASLE QUNSTIOCN FROM AMAUTO-1:
WOR UID YOY FIMD MY fuLeeesi SAMKe'S NEPLY WOULD Se
THAT FE OBTAINED ACDRESS FHUM TeuRIA EMPLOYEE AT ALRPORT
WC SPONT CONSIDZS4GLS TIME TRYING TG LOCATE 4NALTO~3
RE STCLNOE. (ADL S=SS a! RL TN GIP Last AVATLABLE
IVESTL AY.) SABRES WOULD FURTSES EXPLAIN, FF
THAT FE DID NOT PSO. MGe E*PLOYEE GOT A-OPESS, BLT KNOWS
GME MADE NUMBER OF TELEPHONS CALLS. Ge MARNOT PREDTOT
AN AUTO-i'B REACTION TO THES VIFECT APP EQACH. ME MIGHT
COMMITMENTS THEREBY
THAT SAMKO
PREPARED
STANDARD LIke
ee
&
LASSIFIED MESPAGE ROUTING ANO/OR INLT'ALS-SEEN BY
aE
THAT BECAUSE HE IS AMERICAN HE SHOULD NOT VISIT PBRUMEN
EMGASSY, WOULD, WE FEEL, QUICKLY AROUSE AMAUTO-1°S
SIGN. SAMKO'S APPROACH TO AMAUTO-1 RESIDENCE CAN
BE MONITORED FROM HOMES OF TWO STAFFERS WHO LIVE WITHIN
EYSHOT OF AMAUTO-1°S RESIDENCE.
C, AMAUTO-i°S PROBABLE SECOND QUESTION: How DID
SAM KO KNOW HE WAS IN MADRID? REQUIRES MORE THOUGHT aND
HELP FROM MIAMI. IDEALLY, SAMKG SHGULD BE ABLE SAY THAT
A MUTUAL FRIEND OF BOTH AMAUTO-1 AND SAMKO WERE TOGETHER
RECENTLY LN MIAMI] ARD AMAUTO-1°S NAME MENTIONED. SAMKO
ASKED WHAT HAPPENED TO AMAUTO-1 AND FRIEND DISCLOSED THAT .
(ni 08SEC)
AMAUTO-~ {| NOW “AMBASSADOR™ TO SPAIN. (SUBJECT WHR TATA T5959
MIGHT BE APPROPRIATE "FRIEND" WHOSE SAME SAMKO MIGHT
USE. STATION SUGGESTS THAT CONTACT BE MADE WITH SUBJECT
TR LOS AWGLELES TO OETERMINE WHETHER HE KNGWS WHERE
AMAUTG-1 1S. ALSO CBTAIN PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION, OCCUPATION
iN LA AND PRIOR JOB TN MILAM? PLUS OTHER NOTABLE
CHARACTERISTICS WHICH COULD BE USED AS FILLER BY SAMKO
TO SKGW THAT POSSISLE RELATIONSHIP EXISTED BETWEEN
AMAUTO- 17S COUSIN AND SAM KO.) IN ADDITON, SUGGEST
SECRET
ROUTING ANO/OM INITIALS SERN RY
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PACHANKIS RE-CONTACT SAM KO TO ASCERTAIN NAMES OF PERSONS
KNEW AMAUTO-1 AND FROM WHOM SAMNKO
/E RECEIVED INFORMATION OF AMAUTO-L'S
MAGHID ASSIGNMENT. WELCOME OTHER SUGGESTIONS AS REPLY
TO ASOVE QUESTION.
2. LINE SAMKO WOULD TAKE AFTER FOOT DOOR SHOULD
BE THOROUGHLY REHEARSED IN MIAMI BEFORE ARRIVAL MADRID
BECAUSE OF Di- ELEME ATA MIAMT SHOULY
CABLE WHat SPECIFIC
INSTRUCTIONS ARE GIVEN TO SAMKO SO THAT STATION OFFICER
COMPLETELY AWARE OF HOW SAMKO IS TO CONDUCT HIMSELF.
3, IN VIEW DESIRE TO INITIATE CONTACT BEFORE AMAUTO-1'S
JUNE DEPARTURE SHGGEST CONTACT ABOVE PERSONS ASAP.
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NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
THIS IS AN TNFOSMATION REPORT,
SECRET : ae CITE TDCS DB-315/02457+70
DIST 18 MAY 1970
CUBA/SPAIN
4-6 MAY 1970
PROTESTS BY CUBAN EMBASSY IN SPAIN OVER ALLEGED ATTACKS ON
CUBAN OFFICIALS
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L. Ip EARLY MAY 1976, THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MADRID
PREPARED A PROTEST NOTE TO THE SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTRY OVER
AN INCIDENT WHICH OCCURRED AT THE BARAJAS AIRPORT IN MADRID
sees
BETWEEN CUBAN REFUGEES AND CUBAN OFFICIALS, IN WHICH BLOWS
WERE EXCHANGED, ACCORDING TO MINISTER CUILLERMO RUT @,
UBAN CHARGE D'AFFAIRES, THE EMBASSY WILL CHARGE THAT SIX
PUNCTIONARIES AND FOUR DIPLOMATIC COURLERS FROM HAVANA WERE
PHYSICALLY ATTACKED ON 4 MAY AT THE ASRPORT BY DISAFFECTED
CUBANS, ALL RESIDENTS OF SPAIN, THE NOTE STATED THAT “THIS
COWARDLY AND UNJUSTIFIABLE AGGRESSION" ENDANGERED DIPLOMATIC
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B, MANY OTHER ATTACKS HAVE BEEN SUFFERED BY CUBAN
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TYPIC AMAUTO e
REFS: A. DIRECTOR 033355
B. UFAA~ 1978
1. IN MEETING WITH SAMKO ON 14 MAY, PACHANKIS MENTIONED
POSSIBLE TRIP TO MADRID AS TOURIST TO HOLD "CHANCE MEETING
WITH AMAUTO/1. SMAKO VERY ENTHUSED, FLATTERED HIS GOVERNMENT
NEEDED HIM, AND IN POSITIVE FRAME OF MIND FOR OPERATION.
NO FINANCIAL COMMITMENTS MADE (EXPECT WE WOULD PAY EXPENSES
ON TRIP) AND ME APPEARS TO BE MOTIVATED TO HELP COUNTRY
AND OLD FRIEND. AT OUR REQUEST, SAMKO HAS APPLIED FOR
NEW PASSPORT. INCIDENTALLY, HIS WIFE PASSED AWAY ON
6 NOVEMBER 1969.
2. WE ARE NOW IN POSITION TO DISPATCH SAMKO. PLS
cntcntitmnninacinsintn
ADVISE WHEN HE IS NEEDED ON AMAUTO/1 APPROACH:
3. FILE: 201-735296. GP-1
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LIST OF PLACES FREQUENTED BY AVAUTO-1 WHERE SAMKO WOULD HAVE CHANCE
“BUMP INTO" HIM, IF MADRID HAS OTHER IDEAS, WELCOME ALTERNATIVE
SCENARIO.
4. FILE: 201-735996.
END OF MESSAGE
WH/COMMENT: Ref A said Hqs willing consider use of SAMKO to approach
AMAUTO-1. Ref B gave results of Miami's contacts with
SANKO,
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DIRECTOR, MADRID
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Mt
TYPIC AMAUTO
REF: DIRECTOR 932893
{. MANUEL (VIG9S) PEREZ OF PARA 3 REF IS COUSING
OF AMAUTO-1. HE WAS GIVEN CI DEBRIEFING BY ANOTIN-122
ON 24 FEBRUARY. VIGOS HAS NOT SEEN AMAUTO-1 SINCE
1963, HAS BEEN RECEIVING PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT FOR
SEVERAL YEARS, AND IS HOMOSEXUAL. DUE TO LACK OF INFO
FROM VIGOS, AMOTS DID NOT PREPARE REPORT ON AMALTO~ 1.
2» WILL HAVE PACHANKIS INTERVIEW FOR ANY POSSIBLE
INFO MISSED BY AMOTS AND ADVISE.
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ACTON REQUIRED - REFERENCES
On 29 October QUTIMID reported a conversation
betweon Guillermo RUIZ Perez, the Cuban Minister to
Spain, and Manuel TELLO Troncoso, identified in tke
Diplomatic List as Counselior Of Kabaasy, regarding
the pustponement until 31 October of a meeting they
were to have on 29 Gctober. We have no information
on the purpose of the meeting. We note thet TELLO
arrived in Spain in January 1960.
Distribution: f
2 ~ COB, Santiago — 72 oo 7 Poe eke
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2 C/2R .
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7 November 1969
HOS PLE RUMBER
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PABCE \
“! Study on Guillermo RUIZ Perez.
ACTION REQUIRED -REARINEES
Reference: OSMW-11726
Forwarded herewith is a completed version by AMEDIT-2 of
the study on Guillermo RUIZ Peres.
MICHAEL V. SLATINSKY
B. TICINETO
Attachment: h/w
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_ 2 ~ COS, WH/Miami w/att h/w
Toate
8 yay 1373
EXemate oo ee
(5 May 1970)
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POR" BET vse esevroue toi troms
AMBASSADOR LEBANON
SYRIA, TOLD ANTOLIS SABLY ANTOLIN AL F ON S O CASTENEDAD,
SCHEDULED FLY
SAID THAT
FOR WEEK'S
SAIO HE TRAVELING
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fot
(retaroaen sunibee)
“MADRID
TYPTIC AMAUTO
ROP? Al WHYMEAME 7946 (IN
G21639
LEAD TO AMAUTO=~1 WHICH HOS WILLING
ALTHOUGH SANKO DID NOT
WAS WERY DEEP, QUTIMID/QUDOZE TRAFFIC SHEMS
AMAUTO-1 LOOKED ON SAMKO WITH GREAT DEAL NOSTALGIA,
AADRID'S OTHER PLANS ‘THROUGH Sup JECT REF B (201-8656047).
REQUEST ATUS YOUR CONTACT WITH HIM AND PLANS,
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#. RECENT REVIEW OF AMAUTG+~] TAPES BY AMEDIT-2 SHOW THAT
AMAUTO-T MAINTAINS CONTINUING PELATIONSHIP WITH QUSEQUIN-S2.
-¢ COMMENTS THAT QUSECUIN-82 KNOWS AMAUTO-1 PERSONALLY AND
SEES HIM RATHER OFTEN pur PRE: SUMABLY IN LINE OF DUTY, HOS INTERESTED
iN NATURE AND EXTENT THIS RELATIONSHIP. VEEW OUSEQUIN-82 COMMENTS
REPORTED IN OSMA-~23624, ATTACHMENT 2, STATION CHGHT USE THIS
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AMAUTO-~1, TTas ASKED TO LEAVE CUBA AND IS now IN CANE FIELDS,
WHAMIAMT REQUESTED To CHECK THESE LEADS,
4. FILE 201735296. END OF MESS SAGE
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acquaintance of AMAUTEC > Has been located
and willing tr: vi To Madrid if nece sary,
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References: A. WADRID 04723
B. WH/MIAMI 6576
C. DIRECTOR 611307
i. Yhe following information about Subject's trip to
Spain and her activities while here was obtained from QUTIMWID
and QUDOZE.
2. Supject arrived in Madrid on 10 February 197¢. She
traveled to Barcelona during the week of 23 February and
returned to Madrid 6 March whereupon she then left for Portugal.
She returned to Madrid on 17 March and waited for Guillermo
& UI perez’ returo from the Spanish/Cuban Commercial nego-
tiations in Cube. Sonia departed Madrid for Cuba en 27 March 1970.
It appears thet she intended to travel to Vienna, Austria aext,
Since several cables were sent to Vieuna from Madrid advising
Sonia's travel status. During her gtay in Spain, Senia was in
frequent contact with one Jose Agustin GOYTISOLO ,
Spanish writer in Barcelosa, telephone 728-4063 (Station traces
are OSBA 02385, 17 February 1965; OSBA O2718, 11 August 1967;
and O8BA 02785, 1 March 1968). She was not known to have been
in contact with any other locals and what little time she had
for diversion she gpent with the mission officers and their
wives.
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3. The purpose of Sonia's trip to Madrid was to discuss
the 1970 work plan for the Embaesy with the Charge, Guillermo
RUIZ Perez. She aiso talxed with the various Embassy officiale,
aost probably to familisrize herself with their duties and to
see if they had any problems. She pitched in and helped with
the backlogged work of Orestes BARRE DA and Horacio
FUER T ES and also helped with the cultural activities.
For instacce, she sent two cables to MINREX - one regarding
the forwarding cf movie postere for a March exhibit and another
regarding the forwarding of a Cuban stamp exhibition by end
March.
4. In their discussion of the 1970 work plan Sonia told
RUIZ that they were going to plan the February, March, and
April guarter. She showed him “an agenda for the control of
planned and unplanned activities" and the general directives of
the plan which included scientific information and political
information, with specific directives (requirements) for Spain.
RUIZ has to prepsre for Havane @ monthly report, then a quarterly
summary, of the activities accomplished. Based on these
reports the activities of the following quarter wiil be planned.
a. In line with the plan of scientific
ivformation, Sonia and RUIZ discussed the pros
and cong of a Comite Clentifice-Tecnico which
is to be set up In Badric. “HUT! was oF the
Gpinion thet the local (Spanish) Comsunist
Party would try to infiltrate it and this
would bring problews to the Embassy. Senia
polated out the suvcesses encountered in
Switzerland and Sweden with such a committee
even though at first there were probleme
which were later overcome.
b. Sonia showed RUIZ a commercial project
which she planned to take to Portugal and
asked him ta read it because it was also of
iaterest to the Cuban aisgion in Spain.
cc. Sonia mentioned that the Plan of
information was etill to be completed especially
in the priority categories of Livestock and
economy.
ad. They turned next to the tepic of
the budget. Sonia said that the budget
for each mission aad to be submitted before
the end of April (every year) and no addition:l
expenditures couid be submitted for approval
during the courrce of the year. Spain, Canada,
and France, however, would be treated individually.
Their special needs, such as acquisitien of
more Office spice, raises im cost of living
allowances, etc., wauld be taken into consideration
at any time.
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S. During ¢eie various discussions HUD sired his
complaint esbout the visx Department in liavana saying that
the departeent was practically worthlegs and that last year
76 cables regarding visas remained unanswered. Scnia
defended the Ministry saying tnat it hed a Lot of work to
de, but RUIZ replied that they wanted to work only 6 hours
en day. They 2leo discussed the scholarship situation. it
seems thet during an interview between PR IE YT © (probably
Jose PRIETO Renitez, Director of Foreign Relations of
the MAP) and the Minister of sublic Works, PRIETO wae asked
to provide 2 List of scholership candidates to be consid#red
and he bad none. Eania gentioned that in Belgium they aisoa
lost four scholarshipe because of this same reason.
G. According to QUTIMID Sosia GOKE Z Arsgon is
warried to one Miguel (1N@) and bas a daughter naged [lisuwe.
Senta’s mother is still Living sithough apneared to be very
411 at the time Sonia left for her trip to Madrid because
Sonia cabled at least twice to Havaorn inquiring about the
steatum of her mother's besith. (CTYLOTE reported that Sonia's
howe phone number in Havana is 7-4263.) Perhaps Headquarters
can determine the full name of her husband by checking the
reverse telephone listings. Sonis ie attractive, intelligent,
sertious-minced and reserved. The last time she visited Spain
she stayed with Vera BOGORODOWS K€ FI and waw on the same
type of sission ac the present one ~ to discuss the Madrid
Embassy's work plan. She Sise visited the Barcelona Consulate
and the Cuban xwbesey in Lisbon.
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Since Headquarters has recently prepared an extensive
analysis on RUIS for the information of addressecs, an
additional review has beon antited. However, the attached
biographic study should be useysul.
f ra oe
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DPOB:
PRESENT
POSITION:
WIFE:
CHILDREN:
PHYSICAL
DESCRIPTION:
PERSONALITY:
30 April 1970
Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez (201-735296)
(NOTE: A comprehensive study/analysis
on RUIZ was prepared in February 1970,
see OSMW-11726.)
Also uses Guillermo RUIZ Perez
10 February 1930, Havana
Minister, Charge d'Affaires, Cuban Embassy,
Madrid, since December 1967.
Nilda VECIANA Lopez (DPOB: 26 December 1934,
Havana)
Five sons, and a sixth child due to be
born April/May 1970, Guillermo, the oldest,
in school in Cuba. Alejandro, Julio,
Juan Carlos and Ivan with their parents in
Madrid. :
White, variously described as 5'5" ~ 5'°7"
tall, and 170~190 pounds, stout build;
round face, fair complexion, blond slightly
wavy hair, light-colored eyes (also reported
as blue and green), wears glasses. No
visible identifying marks. Well dressed.
Perhaps a relative's description of RUIZ
Sums up his personality - "a man of many
moods." He has variously been described
as intelligent, mentally alert, competent,
hardworking, and respected by his subordinates.
Pleasant, easy going, nervous, quick-tempered,
brusque but sincere, opinionated, strong-minded
idealistic, self-confident. Has basic
emotional instability, gives impression
of being insecure in his position. At times
Sarcastic, indifferent, egotistical, cynical,
Serious, ungrateful and cold, who,
paradoxically, appears friendly to some people.
Outspoken, compulsive talker, articulate,
limited vocabulary, swears a good deal,
Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Porez
EDUCATION:
He can turn on considerable
charm, where motivated. In
contrast to his pleasant public
image and acceptable language,
private conversation is vulgar,
Swears continually and flies into
rages.
Likes good living and spends money
where it shows. Avid reader, keeps
abreast of world events, shows
willingness to accept whatever he
deems to be good or useful from
the outside world, Concerned with
the image and prestige of Cuba in
Spain. Emotionally committed to
an ideal. An AMEDIT study summed
RUIZ up as a realist. He speaks
English and French. His wife, a
teacher, always worked before going
to Spain, and there works as a
secretary and bookkeeper at the
Embassy on an informal basis. Appears
intelligent, competent, outspoken
but solicitious and affectionate with
her husband; interested in, and
encourages him in his work. Appears to
Support the regime, but not a fanatic,
RUIZ is the dominant personality of the
two,
One reference states that he went to
work at age 14, which Sugpests lack of
formal education,
In 1960 as an emplayee of the Ministry
of the Treasury, selected to attend
a statistics course offered by CEPAL,
which lasted two years,
One relative reported he completed
elementary education at "Hermanos
Maristas" school in Havana; did not
know whether he attended high school,
but said in early days of the Castro
regime attended the University of
Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez
PREVIOUS POSITIONS:
Havana.
Another relative said his
primary and secondary education
was received in private institutions,
and that he has a degree in “political
economics" from the University of
Havana.
He is well versed in world affairs
and has an understanding of
international trade,
Vice Minister, MINCEX, 1964-1967,
Commercial Counselor, Cuban Embassy,
Mexico City. Although he was
accredited to that position in
December 1963, travel indicates he
was in Mexico from August 1963 to
May.1964. Other references indicate
he was in that position in September
1963.
Ministry of the Treasury. In April
1962 he was Chief of the Department
of Construction Expenses Studies,
Office of Financial Statistics of
that ministry. He was with the
ministry as early as 1960, when he
was selected to attend the statistics
course,
During the Batista regime he was in
exile. Came to the U.S, sometime in
the 1950's and apparently remained for
some time before he left in February
1957, when, according to some reports,
he entered Cuba elandestinely. Also
reported to have been in exile in
Mexico,
LNYUMA records show he came to U.S.
on 8 November 1956 to see his brother,
left 17 November for the Dominican
Republic where he received five months
military training. Returned to the
Orestes Guillermo RULY Perce
POLITICAL
ATTITUDE:
U.S. 5 April 1957, overstayed
his time, and on 11 February 1958
was ordered deported; claimed he
would be killed if he returned to
Cuba and did not show for deportation.
Subsequent investigation showed he
was in Cuba as of 2 March.
A member of the Cuban Communist
Party, admitted on the recommendation
of Armando HART Davalos, Sccretary
of Organization. Although he has
been described as a militant Communist,
a convinced supporter of the Castre
regime and a fanatic Fidelista, there
is evidence to dispute this image,
An analysis of available information
indicates that he is not a convineed
Marxist, he cannot accept Party
discipline, and that his character
is basically incompatible with the
system he serves,
His father is reported to be an old-
guard Communist and a leader of
the barber's union, A brother
reported to be a member of DSE in 1946,
He expressed dissatisfaction with
his position as a diplomat, feels
his talents are wasted and would like
a position in commerce or industry,
whore he considers he could better
serve the revolution, Has criticized
the bureaucracy and inefficiency in
the government in Havana,
He has said that many Cuban diplomats
want to stay out of Cuba, but it
seemed to him that the Cuban government
wanted to keep him (RUIZ) out of the
way (1.e., outside Cuba}. That LEON
had appointed him, supported him, and
they are good friends, but that he
(RUIZ) docs not like to work with a
man who one does not pet to know,
nor to know what he is thinking. He
said he felt as if he were in Miami.
Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Peres
INTELLIGENCE
CONNECTIONS: May 1964 AMMUG-1 roported RUIZ
a Dol case officer in Mexico for
cargetteod against “some
area,” and later identified
his photograph as DGI member in Mexico.
In 1961 an emigre said RUIZ, with the
Finance Ministry, was a Communist and
G-2,
AMTIKI-) said a letter from a friend
in Cuba stated that RUIZ, then in
Mexico, was a member of G-2, sent to try
to infiltrate counterrevolutionary
groups (1963).
In April 1968, RUIZ advised Aristides
DIAZ Rovirosa on the use of dispuises,
the need to “live secretly" and
commented on DIAZ! being “already
clandestine."
The Cuban Ambassador tu Geneva, in
1968, commented on RUIZ' refusal to
accept DGL dominanee of the Cuban Embassy,
Madrid, (AMDELAY-1). In July 1969,
AMBEDEW=1 said RUIZ was very dictatorial
in his dealings with DGY officers.
CONTACTS: Not much is known of his contacts in
Madrid, other than official. Is in
touch with Ahmed LAYDI, Algerian
Ambassador; Manuel TELLO Trencoso,
Counselor of Chilean Embassy, Madrid;
Alexandru PETRESCU, Romanian Minister to
Spain and Carlos CARRASCO Munoz de Vera,
@ lawyer and personal friend.
TRAVELS: 1963: Aug. To Mexico
Now. Moxico-Cuba
Cuba-~Mexico
Cuba-Mexico
Mexico-Cuba
Cuba-Spain
we da ATA a De dee
Orestes Guillermo RULY Pore,
dan. Nethorlands-Spain
duly Spain-France
July Prance-Spain
Aug. Spain-Cuba (via Ireland, Canada)
Aug Cuba-Spain
Spain-Cuba
Cubt-Spain
France-Spain
Spain-Dominican Republic
Spain-Switzerland
Spain-Cuba
Cuba-Spein (via French
West Indies, Azores)
Bot, Spain-Cuba
Oct. Cuba-Spain
14 Nov. Spain-uK
16 Nov. UK-Spain
28-30 Nov. Two-day trip by auto to
San Sebastian and Burgos
6 dan 70. To Italy, returning by auto.
Alsa claims to have been in North
Victnan as = member of a trade mission
CQUDOZH) .
ASSESSMENT: It appears that RUIZ might well be responsive
£9 &N approach, with nsideration given to
the manacr in which it as undertaken, the
timing and the person involved.
Orestes Guillermo RUYTZ Pero
ACCESS:
MISCELLANEOUS:
Although RUIZ’ health has been
described as generally good, he
suffers from a back ailment which
resulted Prom a fall in 1955
and which has been diagnosed as
incurable, Aliso he suffers from a
Jiver ailment for which he takes
medicine.
RUIZ is scheduled to return to Cuba
in mid-1970, where he expects to
be with MININT, rather than MINREX
or MINCEX.
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REF & WH/MIAMI 7324 (hO70/3/
B UFAA» [978
i, SAMKO SHOWN PHOTOS OF AMAUTO=-i AND REMARKED,
“WHY, THIS IS WILLIAM.” REMEMBERED AMAUTO~1 AS NICE
CLEAN-CUT BOY WITH HIGH IDEALS, WHILE THERE was
PROBABLY FATHER-SON RELATIONSHIP, SAMKO DID NOT
RECOGNIZE IT aS SucK,
@e SAMKO IS WILLING TO TRaVEL TO MADRID TO TALK
WITH AMAUTO-1. HE HAS an EXPIRED PASSPORT. Was TOLD
INTERVIEW WAS EXPLORATORY agp PACHANKIS WOULD RECONTACT.y,
TF SAMKO SERVICES WERE NEEDED, x
Ss POUCKING ABOVE CONTACT REPORT, ALONG WITH
REF A CONTACT REPORT, Via REF B.
4, FILE: 201-866854 AND @Bi-735296, GPe}
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Interview of Alexander S4mKO _
SUNN RIGUINID aErEnewo:
Action Required: Para 2 below
References: A. DIRECTOR 026320,
B. WH/MiamY 7304
©. WH/WIAMI 7346
1. Forwarded herewith are two contact x
Submitted by Henry S&S, PACHAWEYS on his interviews with
Alexander SAMKO (201-866034) concerning Orestes
Guillermo RUIZ Peres (201~735296). Both contact reports
re self-explanatory and were sumsairized in References
Band C,
2.
macter of
12 so,
Attachsentea:
4, Contact Report, 21 April 1970
3. Contact Report, 28 April 1370
Distribution:
3 ~ Chief, WHD w/atts b/w (in dupl)
2 ~ COS, Madrid w/atts n/w tin dupl}
2~ Chief, BUR w/atts b/w (one copy}
Sa aErrl POGEALLH HY MEOL ANS NUMGuE BATE
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ener] v09 (cable no. date}:
x __X fiicnelassessnient (catte no. ,date):
17 WS form (A-no. date): A 21-703 “70
_ pther (document, date): :
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wi. OF for SE/X/FR: |
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Copies of assessment cable sent.
to SE/USSR and SE/CI/I, SE/RE
31-oossexz7 requested (CIR no. ; date): CIR-316 77, 26-Mer=77
USERRA Beamer
received (IN no. ,date):
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4. ame’ trace and soft file:
7. No TRAéces
Name traced (date, results): al acl
21 Mar_78oft file opened (date): 21 Mar 77
5. AA
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yit- ae c/o An ana/Zeldévic
__ answered (date): ape ef pas Ridg ihe Weigh . 10k
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ut received from (branch, date): b 39.
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coordination: . : fe 339 - AY:
_ release requested (date): ile
released to DCU (date): w/interest; w/o interest”
—— contact/coordination w/DCD before interview:
9. FR notification:
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Possible DRE Animus Towards President Kennedy
1, This memorandum makes record of a recollection
which has been brought to mind in recent weeks since my return
from Yugoslavia in late November 1966. ‘
2. In Spring 1961, upon returning from Berlin I was
assigned to JMWAVE. One of the cases on which I worked from
then until shortly before my reassignment to Headquarters in
late summer 1963 concerned funding of overseas elements of
the DRE (Student Revolutionary Directorate) which had its main
office in Miami (the case officer for this group during this
period was Mr. Ross CROZIER, since resigned).
3. believe that it is this group, the DRE, which has been
referred to in investigations into the President's assassination .
as the Cuban Student Directorate, whose New Orleans represen-
tative is said to have had contacts with OSWALD.
4. Thave assumed that, since the time I was transferred
from Miami and scheduled for my next assignment as (COB, at
jO Zagreb,] officers better and more recently informed than myself
ave probably examined in detail all aspects of the DRE involve-
ment with OSWALD, in order to rule out any slight possibility
that compromise of the CIA sponsorship of this organization
might in any way embarrass the Agency. Recent news reports of
investigations centering in New Orleans on the assassination have
once again brought to mind the concern ! felt in November 1963,
by which time, however, I was far removed from current knowledge
of the operation.
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5. Ido retain a distinct recollection that the DRE leader- :
ship, specifically Luis FERNANDEZ Rocha, whom I met several
times, did hold sentiments of chagrin and embitterment that
President Kennedy had not more forcefully pursued a "liberation"
of Cuba. Whether or not this animus, which could be discerned
as occasional signs of anger or of contempt or of discouragement,
might have been translated into a wish for revenge, may be better
known to other officers who dealt with this group after the summer
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j - Headquarters would consider giving Clearance to distribute
copies of this study to torieddly Latin american and vestern ay
- Swroepean. liaison services"{. They hzwe further asked whether
: Se rd. be appropriate to pass a.copy of this report to
4. Loadom Station would appreciate a brief cabled reply
to the request for further distribution of this information.
LAWRENCE L. ROLDY
- Attachment: *Cuban Identified and Suspect Intelligence Officers"
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a us ‘build, weight: 190 ibs.
, a’ SPProxes short neck, soanty
; ; . grey hairs
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| Suapeot I. 8.
4960: "ember! of Cuban Seourity and acted aa
bodyguard. to President DORTICOS,
Reportedly travela on stbversive missions
din Latin America.
June 1962: Member of G~-2 in the Cuban Minimry for
Poreiga Affairae
VEGA PEREZ, Mano].
201~- 334253 -
Suspeot I.0.
Diplomatio Attaché, Cuban Exbasay, Kox10o
since June 1962.
Responsible for new “Committee in Defence
af the Cuban Revolution".
Reported by defector to be former instructor
at C-2 training schools .
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a 2. KOVALEV, Vladimir i whose: nickname is "Boni", holds the
Fo a ’ o> rank of senior’ lieuténant.- Born in about 1949, he is 174 cm tally. 0 e . .
; “of medium build, and has slightly wavy short blond hair. We is. ~ eae
hted-and wears glassés. He dresses modestly and
» _ - very nears tg! woe ee
a : oo ' inconspicuously. and has the appearance of -an "educated and cultured® ©. oy
* person, 0 ee ne : . , es
3. KOVALEV fs. married. to: Tamara nee MATVEYEVA, and they have - : moe,
a son, born “in about 1972, who attends a special kindergarden for ~ So aoc
the children of high-ranking and other privileged officials. | .
KOVALEVA; the. daughter of-a retired KGB tieutenant colonel, isa...
graduate: of .an economics. institute and works as a senior economist. .
for the State Committee. for Standards, earning 170 rubles per nonth. we
a The KOVALEVs live on: Bobruyskaya ulitsa directly opposite:.a bus ~ os ,
sO Station Oe a nn co
; 4. KOVALEV is a graduate of the Minsk State. Pedagogical
Institute of Foreign Languages, where ‘he studted: Spanish and English
in the Department of Translating. . After graduation, KOVALEV left
‘Minsk for one year to go.into the Army. However, Source found this .
‘hard to believe, as he knew that KOVALEV had been turned down for — '
_military service in 1966 because of nearsightedness. During the
_ time that KOVALEV was in the Army, his wife told Source that where
her husband was serving “they put army boots on once a month, just
for show." KOVALEV's silitary service card (voyennyy bilet).”
nevertheless indicates both his 1966 rejection and the year that ‘he
supposedly spent in the Army.” ; :
5. Source believas prbecsxpva
Leys father-in-law was ingteumental ;
Meee Neer? _
CON RID ENTIAL plOl- PF RTPA
3.
a3
i
-Meksandrovich AKSENOV (para 5).
A. There are “no. eagquarters Eraces on n Anatotty:
WAKSENOV, Anatoliy’ ‘Meksandrovich
SEX: OM.
bobs (1948
« Ussh. Minsk
4 fle use
. - OCC: KGB officer
UNG: _USSRy Minsk
Known to Soviet emigre 201-0948382. In charge of KGB.
“untt fa VYubileynaya Hotet in Minsk.
8. _ There are ‘no Headquarters: ‘traces con-viad
(paras: 2- 5). = : Oo, vee
“KOVALEV, Viadinir :
SEX: me, a ree
boa ei 49. : ee
POB- USSR . . ay
CIT: USSR. . .
OCC: MVD. Officer |
LOC: USSR, Minsk
Known_to. Soviet emigre 201-0948382. -Is_assigned-ta the
Yubiteynaya Hotel_to Minsk. ee =
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oth ‘of whom. studied
tate! University...
ne foreign languages: at the’ Belorussian. :
Bee There. is an VD: militia ‘unit, calied an internal :
affairs section (otdel. vnutrennikh del, OVD), in each of the
six rayons (precincts) of. Minsk, as Foitows:” .
A. Frunze Rayon: ovo, on Obuz" ‘haya ulitsa.
: 8. | Tsentral' nyy Rayon OVD, on ‘the corner. of: Respublt-.
kanskaya ulitsa and Komsomol, rs kaya: ulitsa. : .
c. Sovet Rayon ovo, "on Ploshchad' va. Kolasa. ©
. O. Oktyabr' Rayon ovD.: : co 7
E.- ‘Lenin Rayon OVD, at sane aicberncs:
F. Zavod Rayon, OVD, on Partizanskly Prospekt.
. .3.. Each of these rayon OVDs (known as ROVD) consists . oO
- of the following departments. (o otdeleniye):. : oe Ss
A. :Investigations Department (S Sleds tvennoye. otdelenive)
the largest component of the. ROVD,. conducts investigations of
all crimes. committed within the boundaries of the rayon. Accor-
ding to Source, the best educated and most highly trained ;
investigators and: (TREC CORY" militia are to be found
oo vk UUn ¢
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of “these
“many visitors. ‘The department also enforce
| This department also provi
at trials... —° me
and watchmen for vari
“withialarm systems.
u 3
sentence of up. to.two'y
ound the law. ‘Source says...
that if: own: that: parents or a spouse are providing
reat ontor-if_a person.can.get seasonal work, he can defend |
himself before: the dépar i
; “But most Citizens. are.not aware
opholes, acco ‘ng. to,, Source. After the [n tigations
‘militia ne
a department turns. over the greatest
he courts. Also, this department and
tly used against dissidents. -
Department; this m
‘number of citizens tot
the law that it enforces are.-frequen
De. Passport Department. )
‘make ‘entires in the internal-passports of citizens regarding —
‘their place of residence, and. this department therefore’ gets -
es passport regulations.
-€.:. The Guards and Protection (Okhrana) Department —
i otectton to.special. |
is responsible for providing.mijitia proves ; oo .
such as radio and, television studios and stations. _
‘establishments, . id
ides escorts for prisoners and. ‘guards:
nd Intrusion Alarms: (Otdel
_F. Department of. Burglar a
did not have any informa-
“ ynevedomstvennoy okhrany OVO). source: /
ent except that he thought it provides guards .
tion on this’ departm it tl . P
ious enterprises in addition to its work
G. Motor Pool (Motodivizion) provides and maintains
patrol cars and motorcycles for the militia.
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representatives. fn the. hotel
Jurist, thé Yubileynaya, and the ‘Minsk. Of two.
Vladimir KOVALEV ‘and (frau): *
“pro
members 23f this. ‘small ‘section,
:, PINYAZ® (who are covered ina separate report) —
A, PTI epee
Vietor Fe (an :
-SE/SAG/0P ae
_ SE/SAG/OP: ‘Anna K. Peterson: ch G oct 77).
Orig - 1P/DMSE (please classi’
1 - C/SE/SAG, C/SE/10, “SE/USSR
‘SE/RR
SE/CI, Attn: Joe Flaherty
SE/SAG/OP chrono- _
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“SSDATE™OF THFORMATION: 1969-76.
“DATE: OF LATERVIEM., : 26-28 April 1977
oD. The druzhina is-a group of civilians who volunteer ee ce
to assist the militia in maintaining-public order. - Although a to
tie druzhiny originated spontaneously in. about-1962, they” .
iwvave Since become: official appendages of tne militia. There.
is at least one. druzhina fa each factory, ‘public. and commercial
enterprise, institute and.technical, school. _ Although | the
- druzhina officers are supposedly elected, they actually “are
- appotnted by tne administration at.the factory... A ‘duty roster
ts -posted. Almost everyone except the management has to be on
duty at one. time or another; no one can refuse, If is very
‘nard to make people, especially the factory workers; roam the
‘uzhina duty after a day's work. because they would.
streets on druz
. rather go home.” a
2,: Inthe institutes. the druzhiny operate this way.
After lectures all the studants of a particular department have
to. attend a-compulsory meeting, Tne senior druzhinnik of the —
institute. is in caarge of tne meeting, togetner with the, senior
ruzhinnixt aad deputies in the departments. Those students ; ey
who for some reason did fot manage to escade this duty (using ; . oe
a medical excuse, influance with: the. chief, or. other means),
are then marched to the nearest druzhtna post, There are dozens
_ of such posts’ in.eacd rayon (precinct) of the militia, usually
in tne basements of apartment houses. Usually there is an of fi-
cer of tue militia tiere, witn several militiamen of lower. ranks.
TSU Pe Se rete -
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“worst case, .your re
yon M a
casé, you.. ay f J t q he.
ceive. fiftéen'-days of confi: :
pulsory labor, only if tiere was nothing criminal in your.be-.
o% ‘ In
the best, vand Ant
havior. Tf there was, then-you get a trial and a jail_sentence. .-
rr ee gq anyone in, they are
criticized for not doing taeir job conscientiously..: Another
reason for pressure on them, in Source's opinion, is. that’ the-
government needs tie rioney from. the. fines.
a Lf the druzhinntki do not bring’
5. “Some of the more active druzhinnik. are offered jobs in
militia after graduation.
- 36, Source heard about. another organtzation, the opera-
- €ivntki, but he-does not know the difference between them and.
tne druzhinniki. It seems that the operativnik are a little
_higher.in rank, Taey medt. in secret, no.one announces their
meetings, or tne names of ‘tae mambers. No one knows or talks:
Vs In tne listitute of Foreign Languages, the chief of
tie operativaik was Vladimir’ SHUMRIXOV, born. 1939, about 186 cm,
tall, sturdily build, an atalete (former siotputter) who has
... Short wavy hair, dark eyes, large features, and a fairly handsome, _
put soméwnat nard face. He graduated from I[dLY¥az in 1973, speaks
Englisii ‘and German, likes to drink, always hangs around the for-.
efigners, at the sport. meets, -SHUMRIKOV has been a Party member
“stnce 1973. Source saw him several. times with Yevaeniy SURGATOV. -
(kG8) in a Minsk bar, SHUNRIKOV also knows KCB senior lieutenant
Anatoliy Alexsandrovich AKSENOV,
oo. COM FLT DEATIAL
sth eames
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TSAGT ; n
s being. extensive or
rf. ti is. report. wit
ould:
we 3B. ‘There are no sre no Headquarters traces ‘on viadinte
SHUMRIKOV (pa a. 7). et .
° *SHUMRIKOV, Viadimir
~~ SEX. OM .
DOB: ca. 33
USSR
USSR.
gcc: chief of operattyniky.,
" LOC: USSR, Minsk
Xnywe Soviet. emigqre. 291- 0948382,
Slt - , Caief of. operativnikt,. Minsk Institute
27 so, of Foreign Languages.
“ : Cc. Tnere are no Headquarters traces: on Yevgenty
_SureaToV Sing
ce *SURGATOV, Yevgenty.
SEX: MN
- “pop: USSR
“CIT:. USSR
OGC: KGB officer
LOC: USSR, Minsk
known to Soviet emigre 201-0948382,
CONFIDENTIAL
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-is unlikely. that such a person would be chosen, for a KGB recruitment
pitch in. the first place. Therefore most of the lower levels of. the
in the Army.-
eutenatit; who.
- Hotel ih? Minsk, and
nd militia officers.:
nnel aroused when AKSENOV told him that. he was-.cons ic n
the recruitmént--of ‘Source as. a KGB.informant.. -Sourcé “asked -AKSENOY. ~
“who is selected and. for what reasons. “AKSENOV replied that the KGB. -.
usually usés spotters, who recommend people for. recruitment. -Back-.- |:
ground is important. A person: froma peasant or. worker's. family’ is) °°)
considered a ‘better choice: and-he must either’ bea quiet and colorless
type.who blends into the circle of: peopte in which We operates, or :
else’ a conspicuous Voudmouth: who asks embarrassing questions-. The,:
latter would be more likely. suspect of being a-member ‘oft 1 Opposin~ =.
tion rather than & X&8. informant... The average informant, according ~~
to AKSENOV, is not very bright because KGB officers ‘themselves are —
not. particularly intelligent and are afraid of anyone who is smarter
than they. “Source says: that. he was. never recruited. .—~ - me
* _3.: Both Source and-AKSENOV think that in the remote areas of the
USSR there are very few cases of such a recruitment pitch being
turned down. . Far from the big cities the KGB. ‘is an all-powerful)
instrument, and anyone who refuses just to. report on. the conversations
‘Of his. friends:.in the. name of patriotism will. end up with dismal -
‘career prospécts unless he has friends -in-high places. However, it woes
KGB consist of people from simple backgrounds for wham there are no Sop
other career prospects and who prefer this kind of service to being va
4. The K6B officers in.the Belorussian SSR are also those who ; -
are not bright enough to. make a career in some other field, such as.
science, engineering, or foreign languages, but they differ from
the lower-level cadres in that they are the sons cf high-ranking
CEE peer | 1% fae (277
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Section, security functio
assignment, for AKSENOV).”..
ibed KGB influence -as “overwhelming”. for example,
“6 Source desc
a’Soviet going abroad.on an official assignment cannot refuse to yg
-cooperate with the KGB. because such refusal would mean that the Se,
‘person wouldn't be able to travel, .as the KGB has-a’ say about his
final clearance. Source also gave the example of an applicant for an . .
unimportant job with the Minsk Symphony who was originally turned “
down. ' But whe KSENOV. spoke tothe KGB officer responsible for the
Symphony,. the applicant was not only hired but received the greatest
respect from. the Symphony Director during. the entire period of his
employment.
7, The KGB likes to recruit retired military personnel (otstavniki) .
--because they-are considered politically reliable and patriotic. :
Many otstavniki recruited: by the KGB are former Osobyy otdel (Special
ns) people, so KGB work is not a novelty for -
them. Such retirees are frequently used. in: stationary positions, |
reporting on or guarding Specific areas.
8. Since the KGB relies on spotters for the selection of its . me
themselves can get into trouble. if they recommend yw
agents, the spotters
the "wrong" person.. This means that the spotters are afraid to select
“clever people, so in:the end they select mediocre ones. Selection
ig determined by the following: If. the prospective agent or informer .
is a kolkhoznik, he ‘is ‘immediately 50% qualified. If he was in the.
Army, particularly ir. the Osobyy otdel, this adds another 30%. Other
qualifications are based on the person's being “quiet", “average”,
or “ordinary”. - oo Ot ; Lo ; ,
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“for himself if he se his ‘cards ° right. He Tete time” “the: discovery
of the: illegal ‘weapon with a public. ‘event involving the NMisit of an
important. Party” government. dignitary.. This, in’ the eyes of his’. ae ; oot
‘superiors, his:d scovéery is tantamount to thwarting an.assassination - poe,
attempt. - Any ‘one.of. the. three accomplishments. Ken eat to. automatic Coe
DE Promotion, a medal, and tenure for life in.the KGB.
a 12. Traces: -(SE/SAG/OP routinely uses. the - following. ‘sources in
tracing: Soviet GCS, Soviet travel, IP.Main Index, OCR and-SE/SAG/OP
branch. index. These traces should not. be construed as being extensive
or complete. and any reciptents of this report. with -an active interest.
fn any of: the Subjects should run ‘full traces of their own.)
. : There are. no fleadquarters traces’ on Anatoliy ‘Aleksandrovich
_ARSENOY: (para an we, Lo - ; oo.
*AKSENOV, “Anatoliy Aleksandrovich
SEX: OM
“POB: USSR ’ SO
_CIT: USSR ; ; , .
OCC: KGB official - rn
Known to Soviet emi pois bateges, In charge of KGB unit
in Yubileynaya iotet in M¥nsk.
Victor F. Zimin
. mo : : SE/SAG/OP
SE/SAG/OP: Isabelle H. Domes:ek ;
; SECRET
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01-0988382,.°. =:
>. Graduate»
tute of
ans 1. - LOC ussr, .
12 May "77, 201-0948332,
ndrovich.- ~ pop 48, Minsk, .
ré OF. n Lingecbartment, Minsk State .
sine Of Foreign-tanguages. occ KGB lfeutenant.. oj
‘fan SSR, Minsk. -peF SX-31466, 12 May 77,
SE/SAG/OP
“Attachment:
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“Envelope w H
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Otstribution: - re oo a wel
| Ortg - SE/B8I0, Whatt, ne . no Soe fo
1 SE/SAG/OP chrono, w/o att. l
wd ~ SE/SAG/oP (UZL0V/201-0948382), w/o att.
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CONFIbvEenNyT LAL
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| “ha ‘tia representative whi orts- suspic
‘accounts h OBKHSS” (Department ‘for’ Combatting: .the Embe €
‘of Socia Property and Speculation) of the militia for, investiga
tion. Source got this information from a militia liautenant who
was an OBKHSS officer in his rayon. ~ et cools ae
v7, @ Since savings banks do not haveza-centralized..accounting : .
system, another way of keeping. Jarge’ amounts. of: money” is to have. to E
accounts in-several. banks, as long as none of them exceeds the. -
thousand-ruble limit. : _ _—
.3. One of the best ways of keeping money when traveling, or’
-even at home, ‘is in the form of an akkreditiv (a personalized
cashier's check). “Anvakkreditiv, canbe bought. at any bank or
_ Savings institution and can be cashed.anywhere at any time but
only. by the person to whom it is made out and only on presentation
of an internal, passport. Without the passport,
the akkreditiv
cannot. be cashed, thereby making it a safer form of keeping money
‘than currency. ; oo re
—. . 4. TF money i-s to be kept at home, it is somewhat. Tess
-- suspicious.to.have-it in the form of..three-percent: government loan
bonds (trekhprotsentnyy’ zaem). These are not personalized and can
be cashed at any time’ at a small discount. They also have the ;
advantage of a prize that can be. won at one of the periodic .
Z db eg <l =
pt Fi NEVE
drawings based on their numbers:
. ; — aa coe ‘Eee a !
SE/SAG/OP: Isabelle H. Domes :ek ; - Victor F. Zimin~ ;
Distribution: mo, ; SE/SAG/OP” evr, FT
v Orig - IP/AN (pts classify into 201-0948382) ~2 Pip l477
, ‘~' C/SE/SAG, C/SE/10, SE/USSR 1p. Oey VED
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“SUBJECT: . Summary Bidgraphic. Form.on-S
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DATE OF INTERWTE
“SPATE “OF INFORMATION:
$X-32228 0
. 20 Nay 1977. ..,
androvich UZLOV™ :
26-28.April 1977.
“INEORMATION: ©
Aleksandrovich. UZLOV- [Sec pt.
“Sergey
Hs. 19 November-1949 in Minsk. “He-'was ‘ah il legi-
“2,
mate ‘son of a.Jewish mother,and a Russtan:father.. He was later.
| adopted. and raised by his mother's husband, ‘Aleksandr UZLOV., oe
as his own. , His natural father is unknown. ;
. 3. LANGUAGES: ‘Native Russian, claims. to speak BeTorusstan
well, knows German well, as a result of taking it at the Foreign.
“Language Institute, and knows basic English. ;
4. -MARLTAL STATUS: He married Irina Aleksandrovna.
" UZLOVA, -nee LEPSHEY, on 21 September 1973. She was. born in
1952 in- Minsk. . They have a son, Sergey, born on 4 February 1974
iin Minsky. The couple was divorced on 29 August 1975 ‘and the.
son remained in the USSR with his mother. Irina is the daughter.
of a military journalist and-was graduated from the Spanish
. ‘Department of Minsk State Pedagogical Institute of Foreign
- Languages (INYAZ)..° She is now working as a librarian in the
Pedagogical Institute i/n Gorkiy in Minsk. |
5. PARENTS: His mother is Raisa Pimenovna UZLOVA, nee
BYKOVA, born. in, 1922 in Kiev. She is, at present,- living with
her son in. New York. His father is Aleksandr Sergeyevich .
UZLOV, born in 1921 in Moscow. He has been retired since 1973.
He was.a professional. driver and auto mechanic, was. in the
NKVD from 1933 to. 1941, and was a commander of the Katyushas
rocket batta}ion during the war. After the war, he worked as
‘a driver for Avtokolonna 2411. in Minsk. He still lives in
/
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Minsk. f.
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EOUEATION:
1956- “66 . He. attended. an
.. School No. .24,
_ -Vanguage- instr ction
the school: was. fnu.
nd “graduated: fron sécondary _
specializing: in German
tie, former’ head. ‘of
coats
dmila “KRASNOQVA, .
id (o: T.. HAZUROV,. a
She has vetcently been’ ‘replaced, but
. She “speaks German and Freauently:
bee born about: 1930,
‘ ' mémber of ‘the. Politburo: .
ote ; UZLOV. does ‘not know. by whom.
_ a travels: abroad: —
; : ‘ B.. the’ chief af the. German Department, Lyudmila
ae on : Aleksandrovna. SUKHAREVA,. ‘She has been there for a Tong: time.
fae "She travels abroad, ‘but, presumably, to “GDR. only. ‘ ; ;
oo C. Prorector fnu KHOZYAYEY who > speaks | English. a
“He has traveled to London. - 4 x ce
- D. Professor fou USILOV went ~ to GOR.as an exchange
teacher. ‘ :
“E. ‘the dean of Teacher retrainina( ov sheni a
eR , ckvalifikatsii), Spartak Ivanovich | KARASEV, whos "also teaches.
psycho ogy. He. went to Germany.:
F. Professor fnu -TRUNOVA, who, teaches ; English. . _ _
“7. EMPLOYMENT: ©
1966-67 He was a movie operator at the theatre MIR".
. At that same'time, he was a. salesman at
the State Department Store, ‘Minsk.
- 1967-68 He had a Variety. of seasonal jobs = a concrete
worker at Settlement Korelyugi (Grodnetskiy
rayon), Mosty, villages and at Puknovichi
(Minsk rayon). _
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1972-78 He. “worked With a sound and: public: ‘address
, system att the’ Belorussian State university.
“1974276. He
: out ov curren ay. Vives at. 414 ‘Avenue. *
“apartment 6B: fn Brooklyn, WY 19230. He ts: unemployed. © : .
oe We "PERSONAL. “EVALUATION: UZLOV is a smart,’ witty; “outgoing,”
aggressive person, accustomed to. living by his wits. He is 0,
willing: to take chancées- and~ play roles, ‘but, at ‘the same time, :
‘he is not afraid of hard work, as Tong as it pays well... He is
somewhat. given to romanticizing,, - for example, by’ seeking a job
‘iat ‘intelligence anid not fully ‘realizing that it is a “steady
and,: often, -dull- ‘job. . He is not. persistent,. ‘not able to stick
--to his. ‘studies or hold a job; instead, he prefers to work hard
for shorter periods to earn money, and then: do nothing. . - os
UZLOV seemed to be completely won over by, the United
States; saying that he is willing to do anything ‘that would be
: asked of him, such. as his voluntarily bringing in photographs
we of some. of the personalities he described, and suggesting that
We, : ‘he would try to use. the loose céde system that he had established
Coe with his friends back in Minsk to obtain information for us,
pee me . if--we $0 require. At the last possible moment, he admitted
: Ly - that he was incarcerated. in the USSR for participation ina
fight, but was later found innocent by. a higher court.
; ‘ Physically, UZLOV is good- -looking, trim, athletic,
and is a former boxer, who trys. to keep himself in good shape.
He likes to dress well. and, seemingly, -no longer drinks - to
excess, aS hé used to do in the Soviet Union.
PART IL: Ol KNOWL EDGEABILITY
12. KGB: See KGB Personalities in the Minsk Area
(SX- 31466) and. “KGB. Presence in a Tourist Hote] in Minsk’ (SX- 31527).
13. SOVIETS WHO TRAVEL ABROAD: See Graduates of the Minsk
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“state. Pedagogical -tns
. Abroad. or are ‘Disaf z ; _
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‘CLT: __uSSR © Does
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i C3 USSR « Minsk:
. Xnown to ‘Soviet. émigre 201- 0948382 .
teacher. and Dean of Tea Re’
‘State. Pedagogical Inst
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; 16. ‘Fru KHOZY, EV (para 6c) is ‘probably identical to.
Mikhail: Andreyevich™ HOZYAYEV joet-ogoszas). born on 3. December
1928. in Mogilev. He was a-student.on a UNESCO fellowship to |
: Leeds, Manchester and Edinburgh Universities in the UK from :
ba, ‘tefr130. September 1966 to warch | 1967. -He traveled to the West on 3 ;
ue ( a few other occasions: MCNTIOME D IW O8 BEIE GAC REPERT™ By 2
LOWIET EI EE 201- G4EBIRIY A : :
ee ba “Lyudmila KRASOVNA (para 6A) is’ probably identical to
Lyudmila Mikhaylovna#kRASOVNA -(201-0890689), born on 23 June
.1933-in Moscow. She was an interpreter at: the Soviet: Trade.
Representation in Amsterdam from 7 September 1971] ‘to: before
April 1974. -She fas also traveled to West Germany.
Tht.
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’ Kiril MAZUROV (para 6A) is identical to Kirill Troft-
movieh AzuROV (201-0185622), born on 7 or 14°April’1914 in ——
' Gomel oblast. Since at least 1957, he. has-been the First :
Secretary of. the ‘Belorussian Central Committee and a member |
of the Central Committee of the CPSU, on the Political Committee.
Also in 1957,:- he became a candidate | member of the CPSU Presidium.
“thee Shred REE thepne, tific is,
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» fhatrman of the USSR Council of Ministers since 1965 and ‘a OS,
-“menber “of the-Polftburo.since at. least 1970... MAZUROV thas” 2
_ traveled:, O.the West, including the United States in 1960-as °°.
GP pead of the Belorussian. delegation to the Ith session, .
- of the United Nations’ General Assembly in New York... 07
re’ aré no Headquarters
traces on Lyudmila Ate
Institute of Foreign “L ages.
abroad. Te ee
“20. There are ‘no Headquarters traces on fnu TRUNOYA-
(para6F), ow” ; Ss ; co 7
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POR: USSR oo . To, i oo : oo
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- ISSR, Mi Ask
Soviet emigre. 1-0948382. -: Professor,
Minsk State Pedagogical Institute o oe
. i Lanquages.. - Travels abroad
; ow coe ee ar
oo rs i or peat OV (para 60) is probably identical to Baris
“se ” Konstantinovic SILOV 1-0: » born on'19 March 1935.
; He intended to travel to the University of Heidelberg in West
; Germany .to -be-a language instructor there about March 1972;
! however, he Never arrived. ; :
22. There is no information on Sergey Aleksandrovich: sO oo.
UZLOV (Subject) (201-094334a2) in addition to that in‘his 201. . vo
There are no Headquarters traces on his former. wife Irina , oS :
. Aleksandrovna UZLOVA, nee LEPSHEY (para 4). | . po
ae ay ;
Victor F; Zim#in
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os Ske 41527. :
: oS 12 May: 1977.
- ‘Most:
at leksandrovich “AKSENOV:. as eae ends hi 2 |
|. -gther friends and ‘classmates of Source whoo are. at ‘present’ KGB o
“| : and militia officers. - AKSENOV: was at’ that time in’ charge ‘of
{ ~ the -KGB unit: ‘in: the Yubileynaya:: Hotel, Mfask.. ;
poe 2. In- “each tourist hotel ‘in Minsk: there . is a: $o- ~called” a
al militia unkt (unit). ‘Itets usually ina room on the first floor
+ . . of. the hotel somewhere off the lobby. Supposedly this is.a.. a -
militia unit whose purpose.is to.protect foreigners, ‘maintain- . s t
order in the hotel, and prevent ‘black- marketing. Actually, this” poe :
unit is manned. by KGB ‘representatives in militia uniforms. who -
carry militia as well as KGB identificatton. The militia seems
to be the favorite cover for the KGB. oo . : _ *
: 3. ‘In the Yubileynaya Hote} this. unit: always: had four or
five. persons ‘on duty. During the day it- “had two privates and
a sergeant in uniform and two officers in. civilian attire. At
‘night, when on -duty,, all of them usually wore. militia uniforms.
Aside’ from the above-mentioned militia functions, their: actual.
“inission. wasto prevent: what they. considered. to be. unnecessary :
contact of Soviet citizens: with foreigners, to. observe any: ae ;
suspicious actions by. either, and to ensure that only: ‘approved: . ee
persons. had-access to. the hotel. All other Soviet:citizens .. . ee
would be stopped, their ‘documents. checked, and their business _ a
questioned. An officer from such.a unit once stopped Source
after he had spent the night with a Bulgarian gir} in the hotel. ; .
Source thinks he. was ‘discovered through. audio surveillance. ; rae
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“"AKSENOV showed the* Source.
.A-Yog using notations: in code (i t
. lection) “is kept indicating the time periods. of listening in on —
! Was unable to.recall whether there was more than one tape recorder.
‘announcement, but he did not remember seef
. presumed that this is done in a different location, outside
_ KGB audio technicians are abl
‘audible.
po BR
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This officer showed his militia Sdeqtifications and asked for
and d Sourcets. documentation by telephone. He released °
jut»making-any.réport, because Source, by veiled. | 4: -
NOV. mi raged’ to, make this officer bel feve =: ae
“Tearned ‘that this officer was Oke
one
o impress. ‘So. th abilities. © =
NOV “the Source.a tape recorde ich was of foreign: 0.
or-Baltic republic make, ® d-let him Tisten. throu “-the/ earphones — ~
to what .was being recorded: from-a room under. surveiilance. Source
claimed that, he could-hearall’ the: Sounds in. the. room,-that-of -—
running water, etc. AKSENOY. switched from room to room; audio
- quality was uniformly good. - AKSENOV later explained that this fs. .
the audio surveillance. room ‘(Komnata-proslushivan :
iya) and ‘that:
the KGB is. capable. of Listenin in to any room in the hotel. :
laccording to: Source's best recol- . oy
Source
each ‘room, and. the conversations actually recorded.
in the room or how one recorded segment was distinguished from
another on the tapes. He presumed that it was done by voice. ; :
ng a microphone which |. ae
would be. used for this purpose. None of these technical: details an
were explained either then or later by AKSENOV. |
. 5. AKSENOV never mentioned any phone surveillance and Source
the hotel.
. 6. - In subsequent conversations, AKSENOV told Source that
all rooms occupied by foreigners are listened to by a spot check .
from-the time that the occupant enters his room. There is apparently
a device which indicates when this occurs. The running of water Pe
as an audio hindrance is a useless measure, AKSENOV said, as . ; Me
@ to eliminate this as well as many ; oye
der to make the conversations eee Ore
other extraneous noises in or
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LOC: USSR’ Minsk
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of KGB unit: ‘in Yubieynaya in- Minsk.
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SE/SAG/OP: Isabelle H. ‘Domes: ch (7 ‘Jun 17)
Distribution:
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-- indicated name in para 8). ot 5
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Tg : The following: 4s in. response. to a Y requirdi Veet e
by. SE/CIAI on oe Apri 1977. re oo laa
.
‘.
co Wee the “KSB building in iNnsk is on Lentnskfy pros- . LS
~ .pekt. There {fs another entrance .at ulitsa Volodarskogo. 2. er re
The building occupies an entire sity block. cand’ has its own : pe
Prison within this area, © . rr
2. AKSENOV, Anatoliy Aleksandrovich. Born in 1948
‘in Minsk. de lives at the House. of Scientific Workers,
Prospekt Lenina, Apt. 12, Minsk. He -is 168 cm; tall, has
a solid build: (he is. a former gyenast), - blond: hair, hazel
- eyes, -and a soft-looking face with prominent red veins,
a When conversing, -he. has the navit of looking downward and -
‘a TU then suddenty ‘raising his. eyes to look up. Source does
27 7." > not consider him to be particutarty intelligent but rather
as: having a. "crafty, peasant approach | to. ‘Tife.®
: : A AKSEAOQV is the son of Aleksandr Niki foravich | oe
‘AKSENOV, ‘a menber of. the Central Committee and Second Secre- | Sg
tary of.the Belorussian CP, This makes the father the second
highest ranking Party official in the Belorussian SSR. He ey
- Has been characterized as a ruthless careerist. The mother. a
vas a. physician who no ‘longer practices. oo SO ; fils
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a Dy. ‘AKSEHOV ‘attended Minsk Hiddte: Schoot: 24 tos). ae f° ;
gether: with source, gradua’ g..in 1966, He graduated: from’ ..- rn
nsk State’ Pedagogical Insti= 72 0 re
tute of Foreign Languages in 1972, after which, on his — . rs
father’s insistence, he enrolled in.a KGB school} (apparently ‘
Ltn Minsk), graduating: asa lieutenant in 1973. -
Mo E. He has Stance: been working as an operations:
of féer (o eru glnomocnenn y) iy ‘the Operations. Department
(Gperativnyy otde “operotde)) of the KGB in Minsk. His
(opera assignment was "at the eee Hotel, followed ‘by
the Turist Hotel, and at present he is. responsible for the
oo Yubtleynaya Hotel, He holds the rank of ‘senior Teutenant,
F After ‘becoming a KGB officer, AKSENOV continued:
‘to associate with the source and other classmates, :and through
him tne source met a number of* other KGB officers and was ge
to learn something about certain KGB: Operations — in in the—‘tinsk
——o
6. puotogrenhs. of AKSENOV are avaftlable in Se/st0
3. BORICH, Vurty, (pnu).- Born in about 1950. He is
the son of a KGB general (fnu). BORICH is app. 183 cm, tall,
hin, aas light hatr which ne parts on the left side. He fs
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d hatr and! deep
slumsy,. with a crude
of Core: a graduate.
; L
1
Army. He:
‘paragrapl 1) in
erand smoke
ere tall, burly, and has’
o> la, face, ding. URCes | : esembles.that of a -butl-
woe Mog. He tsa KGB major, works in’ the Minsk KGB Operations. .... 2 20".
. Department, and serves as ‘the, overseer (kurator) of the Minsk oo coc
otel,-which-is about 1] miles’to the west of the city... | ot
6%. LAPSHOV, Viadimir. (pau). Born in about 1946. He © | we A
is short: (166 ‘em.), heavy-set, Tooks like a boxer, has short oe 7
nair, blue eyes,-and a birthmark on the left side of his face. :
‘He’ nas. a penetrating gaze.” ; et :
ou SA, He was formerly a black marketeer, He is a-con-.
sstruction engineer, he has beén~to—Inan_but now works in Mos-.. mo
cow (ie 4s-originally from Minsk). . Source. suspects—that. 0
\ GAPSHOV may be KGB” on the basis of an incident when he was. -
‘stopped by the militia for ‘speeding. He showed some sort of.
identification wijeh prompted tie militianan to salute, A¥m sors
“ore saad Tet aim go. ; J FS ; . 7 on
_ “BL He as married to the daughter of cosmonaut’ Pavel —
“Ivanovich BELYAYEV, wio died on 10 January 1970. LAPSHOV
i likes to dress well and is considered by Source to be a snow- —
Lod 7. MOLOCHKO, Viktor tikolayevich, Born in about 1946,
| Ss _ he is the son of the Hinister. of Trade of the Belorussian SSR,
ot Hikolay Petrovich MOLOCHKO. Viktor MOLOCHKO at present is a
fo. ; lieutenant in the KGB Operations Department (Operotdel). He. ~
Bota _ _is- snort, fatj has dark hair, is married and has children.
mts oS EO RET
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Lyudmila, fs-a graduate sk a
tute of Foreign-Lad uages and is a.friend. of, the Source... ~
ae Vladimir (pau). Born in: about-1946,. He
“< Wag tne, only person woo graduated froma: KGB school (apparently
- in Minsk) with. the rank of junior lieutenant, because of Wis:
” bad venavior,. Ne was later expelled from the KGB for excessive --
S drtaking. and weworks at the meteorological station in Minsk.
-iltz, wife's mame 1s Tamara. ° Mp : uo .
Ty. SUSECHEYKO
-'y2) SAZAdOVICH (fu, pau).’ Isa -XG3 colonel, Chief, of
the Special Department (Osoby otdel} of the Belorussian SSR-
KGB, SAZAUOVICH interrogsted a black marketeer, a friend of ©
‘the Source. . - vt ; . .
oe DO SURGANOV, Yevgeniy Fedorovich. Born about. 1945, ;
oe oe Bs Bs ae KGB officer. He is a graduate of the Physics. Department
eee es of the Belorussian State University: -His.father.1s Fedor
To et os So” Aatstmovich SURGAWOV, Chairman of the Presidium of the Belo-
; " ". pussian SSR Supreme Soviet. ‘Yavgenty SURGANOV fs about 390 ca.
.. tatt, blond, of medium build, attractive, His left shoulder —
" fs. noticeably lower than the right. (He likes to drink, — ,
; Va.) ZENOVICH (fou, pnu). ile is aa Captain in the Belo-
ve russian. xGB, was responsible for Pailharmonic Orchestra but ~
has been replaced. His wife's name is Svetlana, she was born
in 1950, Tiey have a daughter, Auna, born 8 March 1972. At
présant ZENOVICH fs learning to drive a bus. -Interviewer's
- Comment: | Tats possibly indicates that ZEAOVICH may. have been.
ire rom tne KGB. ; ao aoe oo
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gs Soviet GICS, Soviet travel, IP Main
EVSAG/ OP. ‘branch index, These traces shoutd.
not be- construed as befitg extensive or complete and any re.”
_ cipieits of this:-resort. with an active interest in. any of
“tae, subjects snould run full traces of . thetr own.) .
un
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Ae There are no Headquarters traces on Anatolly.-
Aleksandrovich, AKSEWUOV (para 2).: ;
SENOV,: “Anatoliy Aleksandrovich “hous
wo 2 popes Ce ae
oes PROBE USSR, Minsk ns *
. a CIT: USSR’ coc eet Cee a ee ON
OCCs* KGB-Officer =. | re,
- Kooy to Soviet entre 201-0940302.
"ment, KGB.
: : “There aré no Headquarters traces on Torty,
‘aot (para 3}. -/
BORICH vurdy
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wee ee et se ca" 50° oe ee '
.! : , POB; USSR.
CIT: USSR
LOC: USSR, Minsk
Known to Soviet emigre 20]-
. Possible KGB officer. Has been to
The ietherlands.
C. Ther rg are no Headquarters traces on Fedor ~ oe \
~entst yy Coara. 4 4 ; ; . _
SCHISTYY, Fedor —— -
Tree oe SEX:
Oo - DOB. i 68 49 _
CIT: USSR Pt
‘. OCC: KGB officer ; - PR ne
"LOC: USSR, Minsk : Sea
Known to Soviet emigre. 201-0948382.
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Viktor: Ntkolayevich- MOLOCHKO (para. ‘T): is. ; ;
possibly identical to one Viktor MOLOCHKO, born 1946, : a SC ,
listed asa ‘sai}or, wito d2parted Spain in February 1968, : : rn
“AMOLOCHKO 5 viktor Niko layevich
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-SAZANOVTCH (para M2).
OCes KGB “officer
_ SSR, Hinsk
_ Known to. Soviet entre 201- 0948382, .
KGB colonel. . : . . an
; . °K. There are no Headquarters traces on Viadinir
SECHEYKO (para WwW). .
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‘OCC: KGB officer
LOC: USSR, Minsk:
"RGB captain. | 7 es oe we |
Coe vas fo: S: ysis dae soe i
, Victor. F. Geta
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SMe wn puted pp RlonE cuuiletn dhe apelin Talay, StbaeBaies.
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* MiCROFILMEO.
- 2 She following is in Fespaise to a requirement levied by a
| SE/X/AF on 11 April 1977. and SE/CI/K on 12 April 1977.
a is _ CHADLIYEV, Anatoliy -pnu- Born. in’ 1949 or 1950 He et .
“is 176 cm. tall, of medium build, has. short red-hair, full 200 CF a :
—_ lips, protruding, eyes, Freckles...He is single. .He does not . ,
_ drink or smoke and is very reserved. In 1973, -he graduated
from.-the Institute, having studied .in the English Department. . — ae
He spent two years in Burma and since: 1975 has been in Guinea a
asa contract interpreter. : Lo ;
; 2. DAVIDOVICH, Aleksandr pnu. Born in about 1948 in ;
Minsk, he is 178 cm. tall, thin, has narrow shoulders., Tight - re
- hair, grayish blue eyes, full Jips, and a large head. He likes.” On
- to dress well ands considered by Source to be good-looking... ;
_.He, gesticulates when talking, he-drinks and isan ardent card’
. player. He likes women.- ~ Ce ee goo
sl. AL DAVIDOVICH'S father is. a colone}) in the Personnel
_ Department. of the KGB in-Minsk. His mother is a physician.
During his, school days, DAVIDOVICH got into trouble with the.
- militia ‘when he-.was caught, along with two other students,
steating a private car. But the matter was settled out of
court, and DAVIDOVICH's only punishment was a reprimane at a
Komsomol meeting. — ;
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sergeant’
- from. 'the:.po oselok. _ksettlement) of. Novobelokorovichi, Zhitomir.
‘and the poselok:of Bataysk in Rostov Obtast'.
. ces oe
: ‘owing. informa= oP
\ ; “FISH AN:served-as:-a-. -
“(serzhant), in a Strategic missile ‘unit’.4 kilometers:
This unit:.was.armed with medium-range: strategic rockets.
targete against Munich, Twenty-four. kflonieters from this ‘unit
was ‘another. battalion with the same type of rockets, targéted -
against Frankfurt: .These units. were. part of the 82nd. Rocket
Division: of. the Vinnitsa "Rocket Army." While- asstgned to
this battalion; FISHMAN -traveled to a ‘roéket-connected manu-
facturing and repair plant at pose lok" k' of Kolosov néar Minsk,.
~ The pickup. .
points ‘at both. of. these places were underground. FISHMAN wants
to leave the: -USSR, but when he tried to: ‘apply, the. officials ©
“would” ‘not ‘even: ‘accept his Papers, because of his: having: been.
‘
in. the rocket’ ‘troops.’ .
‘ 4, KOROBOCHKIN , Leonid Ivanovich. ‘Born in about 1943.
Graduated from the’ Institute with Anatoliy Aleksandrovich
AKSENOV. (KGB" operations ‘officer in Minsk and a friend of the
Source). _KOROBOCHKIN's ‘father, born in 1902, is now a retired
. Air Force colonel and has been a Party member since 1921.
KOROBOCHKIN was in the Army for one year and worked for the
Belorussian Philharmonic Symphony for a year. He cannot find
agood job but is..trying to. become a truck ‘driver with the
idea-of driving the USSR-West European routes and then defecting.
KOROBOCHKIN despises the Soviet government and system. He was
one of three People, including ‘Source, involved in a plot to
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BOCHKIN's (see paragraph 4) half-brother. -MUZKOV was‘a
non another.contr
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ATKHEDO are available
7. MUZKOY; Yuriy.pnu. Born in about 1936. He is: KORO- ae
military specialist in. the Higher Engineering and. Missile:
Technical. School (Vyssheye “inzhenerno: raketno tekhnicheskoye =. ay
uchilishche, VIRTU) in the poselok- of Uruch*ye near’ Kalinin. ©
At present he isa Yieutenant. colonel in one of the Baltic - .
republics, possibly Latvia... ; . oe . oo of
‘g: =MYAGKOV, Valeriy pnu. He is’the son of a colonel :.
on the. staff of the Belorussian Military District. MYAGKOV §
‘and séveral other students of the Belorussian State University
typed and. pasted up in prominent places in Minsk about ten paper
Yeaflets proclaiming "Down with Communist tyranny!" The KGB
found them out by comparing the characteristics of the type: .
written proclamation with the typewriter samples in their files. ce
AYAGKOV. got. four years in prison, at least two of which he.,; © - ~ mo
spent in the KGB prison in Minsk at ulitsa Volodarskogo Qe at
a: PETROV, Dmitriy pnu. He is the grandson of a retired
Army cotonel, and was brought. up by.:a widowed mother. PETROV
was born in 1949 in Minsk. He graduated from the French Depart-
ment of the Institute in 1972. He was a contract interpreter. ;
in an. (unknown) African country and 7s now in Minsk. He worked . . .
as an interpreter in the economic achievement exhibit in ’Minsk.
Source heard rumors that PETROV will be going abroad again quite
soon.
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* “Jewts He hive:
“former wrestler; he fow wor!
_two--sons. - SHOR has-divorced -his : C
visa. He has: been.'a-neighbor of. Source .for many years «
: ér an-exit.. ~
a D220 -TETERHIN, Sergey: pau: Born. in.1949 in, Borisov... He. - :
a . is 183 cm. tall, of. medium build, and wears’ glasses. ‘His - co ap RE Se
et deleees / > father is a major general.(general-mayor, equivalent ‘to a briga- re
ce c+ dier general inthe U.S. Army) who lives in. Borisov and‘ts) | so
a. + + + commander of a.tank unit in°the poselok of Pechi. TETEKHIN: 8 OE ee .
_ oo graduated. from the French Department of the Institute. fn: 1972 ne
“and spent two years’ in Uganda. He has now gone to: Africa _ .
(country unknown) again. A photograph of TETEKHIN is available fl a
. in SE/BIO photo file. ; . - oo. . : 7 So
13. TSIRLIN, Leonid Abramovich, Born in about 1934, he
is married, has a son. His address is -ulitsa Volgogradskaya
47, Apt. 2. ‘He is a senior economist at the: Belorussian Land:
Reclamation and Water Resources Trust: (Irest melioratsii BSSR),
ulitsa Kommunista 6, Ninsk.: He wants very much to go to -
Israel but is having: difficulties because of alimony from his
first marriage. TSTRLIN is an anti-communist who has organized
a group of 6-7 Jews who meet to study Hebrew, spread the word
on emigrating to Israel, explain. how to fi7T1] owt the necessary.
forms, etc. TSIRLIN approached Source on the day before his
departure for the USA and told“him about the above, asking
him to contact Israeli military and civilian-authorities to ;
obtain Zionist Titerature and possibly. to be assigned. intelli- ua
gence missions. Source was introduced to TSIRLIN by his ,
neighbor, Mstislav SHOR (see paragraph 11). Source delivered
TSIRLIN's request to a Mr. GOREV of. the Israeli &mbassy in
’. Vienna.
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ke “BS “abasertee < DLIVEV (para. 4) (2 : as.
‘born in 1949 in’ Thil¥st.” In 1971, he was an’ interpretel [ rr
Burma at. the. Soviet Technical Aid Mission.” .. “Aprad.-...
1974 tO about. October 1975, he was: a:trai jtor. forthe tet
Nigerian Steel. Development Authority. in. Kaduna, tgeria. oo! oo}
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- Known to Soviet: emigre 201- 094832 --
Graduate to Minsk State. Peda Oo Teal Institute
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“on Diitriy ‘PETROV (para 9).
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known “te Soviet: emigre 201- 0948328.
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French interpreters £ -Y ‘and: proceeded ‘to posts -
ar ric i$ .seVeral of these names are- “familiar . to
7 ~ . “ug as leads. We are even.more interested: in “background
Op ‘and assessment ‘data on the three’ military instructors
: " TARASENKO, .LIPIN, and VOROBEV, who -are currently in sO
Africa. and of interest: to this branch. So, fo
; 2. “In ‘addition to. straight bio and ‘assessment
data, we would | like answers to the following:
Al What were the career and~ personal :
objectives/goals of these young persons who
accepted assignments in Africa? Were they ; : : ae
; aware of the climactic/sociological/anthro- ' re : ae
er re _ pological differences/difficulties they would: a
aa . : encounter. in Africa? Did they accept their . ‘ Bee
—— assignments primarily ‘to save money? . Were : :
PoC _-any of them lookifig. upon their ‘African assign-
4 7 lo ments as a. form of “escape” from the Soviet
; Union? Had any . of them ever mentioned ‘suffering -
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Co cy: * aiekSandr DAVIDOVICH; ppoR 1948, “Minsk;
fe 1973 graduate: ofthe French. interpreters faculty; |
: ; served .71-72 in Algiers; left for Guinea in 75
with wife Natasha; father is KGB colonel. and high ~
official in. ‘personnel department of Belorussian: KGB,
te nO, (2): “Sergey” “TETEKIN, DPOB - 49, Borisov; 1973 |
Te graduate . of. French interpreters faculty;. was Sent to.
2 Uganda; father is: major general, division or ‘corps
-commander in Borisov. / ;
(3) Anatoliy CHADLEYEY, DPOB’ ‘49, Minsk; 1973 |
ra ' graduate of French interpreters facul bys served in
Eos re Burma; left. for. Guinea in 75,
en © 9 ae ‘Anatotiy MIKHEDO, DPOB 48, Minsk; (1973
‘graduate of French interpreters faculty;,. served 73-
75 in.some African country; now working in Minsk as
x) guide, . ;
(5) Dmitriy PETROV, DPOB 49, Minsk; 1972 grade
uate of: French interpreters faculty; ‘served in some o wit
African country and may be sent again soon,
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the KGB: audio. control.room in the Hotel
cquipment, etc.) Approximately when.
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boos Poi Can he recall any, comments: made by’ AKSENOV about the room or its.
; . boo equipment, or, about AK‘ NOV's. responsibilities in connection ™ ;
° : with the Hotel "Yubileynaya"?— Se EY
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bo with AKSENOV and. obtain full biographic details. ‘Please also lows
to ask him to provide a personal description and an. assessment of lis
AKSENOV. | Does he Know any. more. about AKSENOV's, KGB training ,
or his KGB career? Be . ;
bo: ; 4. Does Subject know if “AKSENOV. was ever in contact with.
4 foreigners?. Does Subject have any knowledge, rom AKSENOV or |
7 otherwise, ‘about KGB/Minsk:-operations. against foreigners?
Pe, 5. Please obtain from:Subject, as: much biographical infor-
: mation as possible on.cach of :the following whom he. named as: KGB
: officers he knew superficially through AKSENOV: . ; ve
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_ask. him’to provide names’ and. biographic ‘data on any additional
KGB/Minsk officers he. may; have met or’ any - he may know of but does
oo Rote “know personally. ] Lo
9. Please obtain | a ‘full account of what ‘Subject knows about -
Leonid Abramovich TSIRLIN, including additional biographic. infor- ol
mation, how TSERLIN happened to approach Subject before. Subject’ s-
departure, and details regarding the underground, Zionist group in -
Minsk on whose. behalf TSIRLIN is allegedly acting. How well does
Subject ‘know TSIRLIN? What is his appraisal of TSIRLIN? Does
Subject know any of, TSIRLIN's associates. besides Slava SHOR? Tf.
so, please. obtain. full: details.
10. Please ask Subject to provide the full name of his
_ neighbor Slava SHOR and biographic information. Please’ also ask
“Subject to describe his relationship with SHOR and. SHOR" s re-
lationship with TSIRLIN,
ll. . Please, obtain. biographic information on ‘Yakov FISHMAN,
including the full’ names of his parents who according to Subject ;
have beén in New York since 1974. Where in New York? As emigres?
How well does Subject know FISHMAN? For how long? Ask Subject
to describe fully the background/circunstances for FISHMAN's
request that Subject memorize. PI for the benefit. of Western i
intelligence. . .
, ct have"any- other, ‘knowledge of: the organization”
and. § stpuctare of. the: KGB-in ‘Minsk? --Or- of. ‘other personnel?. ‘Please: :
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Pe>aAT ING Aone SOMETIME IN MARCH 1977. sud agsESSeD
BY SESDINS ¢ MARCH 77 FoR ol INFO ON “soviet INTERPRETERS :
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2s AFTER gaa DUATING, FRM HIS 4 SCHoOL IN 1968» SUBJ
ayRKED AT SEVE RAL MSNUAL LAgOR y03$ AND IN 1969 ENROLLED. IN
MINSK: PED cay INSTITUTE OF FOREIGS Lan Gu AGES WHERE
We. STUDTED. at GERMAN TEACHER Tag INING FACULTY. He DROPPED —
out AFTER TRIAD YEAR SINCE HE FELT THAT TRE ERE was NO -
FUTURE FOR nM 4S AIGA Scw30b TEACHER CF GERMAN aNd. Tua
aS A JEW: qe wOULD NOT at GIVEN FORE Ios ASSIGNME =NTS. FROM
— 1972 1 TO 74 SUSU EMPLOYED AS “RAD O LAB RORKER wiTH ‘SELORUSSIAN
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STATE UNIVERSITY, slauy TANESUSLY STUSY ING aT HISTORY Facuuty.
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REPS ESENT ING SAME LANGUAGES. suse CLains TaaT “gagut eiGuty
PER CENT OF STUDENTS» zS,PEC CrALLyY THOSE, OF © “Gz AMAN AND’ “SPRNTSH »
were 5a: wy FROM AURAL AREAS OF SEL ORUS SIAL “aM ONG THE OTHER™
; , STUDENTS WERE SOME CHILDREN OF g =. ORUSSIAN VIPS.
5 &, SUBJ KNEW SEVERAL BRaDUATES. OF INTE R>RE TER FASULTY
or ats. INSTITUTE WHO WEexE Faat OF OA SMALL gr ouP “EVENTUALLY
SUBJ stated THat THEY
staies
cIRcuL ATING oN FOREIGN ASSIGNMENTS.
TRAVELLED | “aBROAL UNDER CONTRACTS WITH vaRt US “SOVIET mind
8 grag uS4 IN HOST ch SES KDRKING 48 MILITARY “TRANSLATOR S/
INTERPR et ERS). UPON RETURN Td USSR». THEIR CONTRAS TS WERE.
Team qNaTed AND. THEY AAD TO SEEK OTHER JOBS WHILE AWAITING
POSS ISLE NEX ASSIGNMENTS waR0AD, SU3N was NOT INFORMED ON
“we 18? MEMBERSHIP AND SELTEVED THAT vost OF THE TRANSLATORS, a , >
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BELORUSS TaN KGa. DaviDovtcw SMOTHER IS 4 MEDICAL. DOCTOR.”
AFTER Fouetn INSTITUTE yeaa, DavidovicH, seat ‘TN 4971 oa 7
VE YEAR “APE RENTI C2 SHIP TO ALGERIA, THEN RETURNED HOME To
“APTER THRE WONTHS: IN THE. SERVICE, Dav IDovicH RECEIVED,
“nedroaL DISCHARGE FoR NERVOUS DISORDER WHIeH NORMALLY:
wauLD ME AN END oF INTERPRETER CAREER, SURPATS INGLY».
» DavI Dov ca (POSS 1BLY THROUGH HIS FATHER'S CONTACTS) WAS
aGarw GIVEN. CONTRACT AND LEFT roa” GUINEA WITH HIS WIFE: IN
1975, Day 1D0v Ion, w HO SUBECT+S 3 RADE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
1s. a SKIRT-CHASER,
3. SERGEY (PRU) TE T EK IN, bP03 1949, SOR ISOV,
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19 Suaye | was FY RECENT TREND
AMONG M1§- ACQUAINTANCES.) 7
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aT SPANISH FACULTY OF MINSK
INSTITUTE, LABERK ANS Fa THeR rs 4 ENGINEER, ae TERGRA DY ATING.
IN 1974+ LAZERKA. WORKED as piseaTcHes aT “MINSK AIREORT AND
As > RESENTLY “IN CUBA WITH AEROFLOT«
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SUBJECTS aIGH SCHOOL AND MINSK LANG usgE INSTITUTES suaJ Has
Nor SEEN MAKHWN SINCE 19 66» BUT ACCORDING TI Dav 1D OV ICHe
MAKHUN WORKS: CONTINUOUSLY a8 MILITARY TRANSLATOR aBRoad,.
6, SuUSJ was VERY CLOSE. 1S A KSB OFFICER. ANATOLIY
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RAIMER. 1s “SECONE SECRETARY oF BELO RUSSIAN ce (FORME RLY» . : rn
“SECRETARY OF: WITEB SK OBLAST) \aND RECENTLY ELECTED-TO cc
CF cPsy,: “-AKSENCY Gapueten FRom FRENCH bert oF INTERPRETER .
FACULTY OF MINSK INST Ture, aUT Joep KGS AND. Is NOW. SEN;
LT. AND ca Sz OFFICE a IN CHiRGE oF HOTEL my uaI LEY Nava" IN.
MINSK, He LS VERY. Apo ricay PERSON AND COMPULSIVE DRINKER,
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ON VERSE oF A SOCHOL ISH. AKSENOV IS SUBLECT'S CLOSEST
FRIEND SINCE. GRADE SCHOOL, - "YUBILE SYNaya" waS SuByECT!S.
on FAVORITE wansouT, AND THERE HE Was InteonuceD BY aKSENQV
- 10 SEVER a OTHER “KGB. OFFICERS LISTED TN FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH,
aK SEND V Ta0x: ‘sugv ON. ONE OCCASISN- TO KGB AUDIO CONTROL ROCM”
; KOMNATA PROS. USHIVANI VAD IN HOTEL "YUBILEYNAYA™,
bo oa. tek ues AKSENOV, SUay KNEW SUPERFICIALLY, FOLLOK ING
KGB OFF iceRs IX: MINSK? SEN, LT. YE FEVGENIY _s URGANODV,s
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“. . / MINSK: ALRPORT and FREQUENTLY TRAVELS 70 GDR. BAUNKARD + * 4 *
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at UEatsA DLSre\ sse309. IN MINSK, SUSU DELIVERED AS OVE
“MESSAGE TO MR. UAL) G. 0 A fe v oF ISPAgLT Evaassy IN NTENNA,
(SHOE RECENTLY ace LEED FOR EXIT vist. od -
10. ANOTHER GF-SUBVECT’S NELGRECSS (PHONE 24- ssende vaxov"
FISnYAN» WHOSE FaS5ENTS HAVE at en IN NEW YO 3k since 1974
ESCORTED SUBY TE SSEST AND WANTED MIM To renonses FOLLOwING
FISwaN SERVED
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aa oina "YUBTLE YNAY A" HOTEL. var KHL CH FREQUENTED BY CHILDREN
» COaPERATING WITH AMERICAS “AUTHORITIES BECALSE oF HIS ANTI“
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| REGIE IN ussr. ce M 2 EXPRESSED DESIRE FOR EVENTUAL |
In TELL IGENCE CAREER IN. HIS NER MORELAND. WN VIER OF ABOVE>
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1945, From October, 1945, to July, 1946, he served AS Secretary
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tyou can find out *
today's s Daily World
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: chairman Henrv Winston: |
"US. monopolists “They
brdke olf” diplomatic - -and trade ©
relations, oe
The. mass release at revolution-
of Cuba, a demonstrajed what a tees :
. "people can-accomphish.
They found retiable friends in
the Soviet Union. -vther socialist
“states. and many othér countries.
*Blockade will fail’ ;
Socialism in) Cubs "gontinues
developing. .
The anti-Cuba pohey of US
imperialism -now
bluckude. This policy.
fail.
Our delegation saw with their
lov, will
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HAVANA, Aug. 23 :
sugar ma year.
The delegates returned last
week frum Camaguey... one of
the main centers ot the sugar
industry.
Greeted by Cubaa leaders
The 10-million-ton goal is the
main economic task set by the
Cuban Communist Party and the
includes the |
_HENRY WINSTON:
own eyes how : a0 entire people is.
-. geared, to ‘the accomplishment
of the main task of realizing with: -
in une yeat 10. millioa tons of sug-
ar,
sugar.in 12-months. That kind of
Production could give more than 6
pounds of sugar to -éach of. the 3
billhon humans on-this earth.
The enthusiastic fight.for this
goal grips the people! What this
Mesos in terms uf Cubs: as helping
to lay the foundation for the tnest
rapid develupinent of industry and
_agniculture. which wall be bused
on the latest scenulie techniques,
"Special to the Daily World
AUS. ‘Communist Party delegation. hedded by national
s returned here from. the interior of the country where
it witnessed -a_ tremendous mobilization in ‘the drive to harvest 10 million tons of *:
Rev lutionary Gov ernment for
‘achievement by the year ending
July 26, 1970.
Earher. after their arrival in
Havana on Sunday, Aug. 10. the
delegation visiled other projects.
in the Isle sf Pines and the
provincies of Las Villas and Ca-
maguey.
field. :
Of great beauty is that. racist .
practices ended with imperialism -
Simply put. this means the ach- -
bevement of (20 billiyn pounds of
- of dairy. products witl be develop: _
ed
Such" is the approarb in every
and ‘among the many. great lessons
_ uf this revolution is the equality a
established ‘between lack. white -
and molatto. .
The cause of Cuba riust be-
come the cause not only of Com”
munists but of all. democrats, |
anti-imperialists and radicals:
The story of Cuba must beceine
known to the millions of our land.
The economic blockade must go.”
This barbarity is the essence of
U.S. impenaust policy. The peo-
ple can and must compel the Nix-
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; éct ‘was. then introduced to Identity {known as “John”) and
the intorproter (known as ."Paul"), Subject, in keeping with the ‘wishes of
Identity, was not told that Identity Is a psychologlat. After a leisurely
and good, but not luxurioua, lunch @uring which the lee was drokea, the
company repaired to the Hote! Celtic where Identity throvgh the interpreter
_ Degen his clinical exami: . _'’es and tests. After this far hour
‘introductory affair, Subject .25 g:ven sane howework and dismissed,
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~wihd de trotibled further. :
: ‘te Nets ene. for his. wake, and ‘that w we "expect to have’ one by about 1 ‘Pebruary.
In the asantime Subject should mexe no definite plans one wey or the other.
We trust that it will be possible aad convenient to reach a decision con-
-cerning Subject by euout February. In the course of the Parts meeting -
wa also informed Subjeot that we (the undersigned) would prodably cone to
fetch hia, which tentative assurance was ‘given in order that Subject. would
not have reason. to thiak that he would losé contact with soaeone he knows’
and: ‘thereby to help. buck up his torale. “Subject was. also told that he:
weuld probably go to PEPRIMS if hired. Otherwise, no plans or tentative
‘arrangerents were. discussed with th Scbject. Lo,
8. Identity'a a ‘AsSeosment. of Subject: Case officer discussed Subject
_ &t lensth with Identity and + and we believe it is safe end fair to atate that
there is cazplete general egreenent concerning Subject. We may disagree
on the point of pairing Subject with ASSATCLEL, -but so far this would secon
to be a ginor matter, Identity etr:ck the phrase that Subject "satiafies
ali selection criteria" used in Pag 4695 and will have concurred in this |
dispatch. Identity would prefer nct to write a precis of his aseesszent
at this tise; he would rather subalt his full assessment which will cover
his views concerning pairings ‘with cther possible candidates after his -
return ‘to. Hesdquarters.: Thore is little we oan add and trust. ‘that this -
will. suffice for the time being. Im general we telieve that our agaess-
‘ment subaitted as Attachtdat C to £574-24034 is not wide of the mark.
We do not, howéver, wish this to”be construed a3.an indirect report on
Identity's asseaszent of Subject; be will subnit his own report. In-
cicentally, we have enjoyed working with Identity cen this casa and have
learned froa his techniques: and approach. His trip: has so far been most
. salutary.
G. Comment ecncerning na decisicn on Subjest: Tha decision on
Svdject's candidature fer RELSUK eusnt net be de ‘Geieyed any leazer than is.
fecessary. Identity ugreed that Subject will kesp for a time and that he.
very micn wants: the Job with us. There are several reagong why re think
that it would be unsise to delay ‘the dectsioa to remove Subject trea
_ France to Oersuny enere ne can be hald withous ‘uncue dtirficulty. Piret,
he is naturally irpatient and WILE not be hapey if he is obliged *o° watt
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oy ‘The family. fed 3 ‘let ons. T. Subject.
feels: that he wag too. ‘young. to: nderstand dat recalls having revolted =
agai st ‘the flight because it ‘was a. humilitating Getfeat rather than a :
al retreat. ‘He operates by the -attinide: ‘that-one: must fight,
: surpass or conquer rather than to submit or accept defeat. He is,
according to his own self~ -concept, a persoz who can not tolerate being
beaten in competition. As a child the Subject felt that he was much
. , | -Stronger .than several million men, He presests the analogy that he
: : is: like.a man: ‘who wants to tal: an elephant, . AU he needs § provided for
and’ atrength, bul . : : ot _
“admits that he ‘depe nds more’ ‘upon his mental’ faculties than’ upon his - . ae
“phy sical abilities. Appa rently the Subject-bas never been able to _ : ;
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. Because ‘the: father. had ' provided himself: with certain monies the
family was able to live comfortably and even, opsiestly upon its arrival
_in France. Howev er, the vi issitudes of life sroucst the family
‘ progressively to. financial difficulties: and later to material degradation,
The: ‘Subject is of the opinion. that this ‘loss. of economic status had-a
matked. influence upon his ‘way of, ‘thinking - ‘thereatter . .Whereas the -
family had. préviously lived in. an, artificial, AL dalistic ' ‘way it was"
not brought into more direct contact with. reality asd, although this
was not necessarily a bad influence, life was tozgh. The Subject's
_ early loss of economic status is important as rezards his selection
: for affiliation because it also constituted a loss cf social status which is
“> more primary in Subject's personality, A review of the Subject's life
“history reveals that he has. always responded to material incentives in
3 4 vis terms of chis< ‘personality, .
. Consequently, at may be ‘Concluded that his. drive for social status is
more. “basic than his, need for financial Status.. : L , _
teachers whom he felt did
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: : gr at disappointment that-there was no Santa:Claus,
Another aspect of his system of ideals proceeds from his concept
of chivalry which he feels his parents inculcated. This is a sort of
Robin Hood concept by which the Subject visualizes himself as a hero
who rushes to the rescue of the weak and: oppressed. _ This concept is:
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: posture: that he: is “right 3 and’ that society :1 is. wrong. The mother was a 7 ‘
“marked conformist ‘who insisted that the Subject should abide. by the. st
Social order. To be successful, the Subject's handlers should avoid
trying to make him conform in his attitudes toward society by well-
meaning gestures -or contrivances.
vs The ‘Subject’ continually deceived and disappointed hig mother
. _ because each time she started him in a’new school he made promises
that he would behave but each time: ‘he managed to be. _expelled becauce
of his behavior. “The. ‘Subject is consciously. convinced that his mother
,:, acted in-his- good ‘inte: ‘stand not for her’ satisfaction of wanting a
: perfect ‘child, However, it is the opinion of: this examiner, that the
mother's. over-solicitausness was compensatory for her basic rejection
of the Subject. It is not likely that she did things for him but that she
did things to and with him for herself. In other words, she wanted the
Subject to be perfect so that he could be worthy of her love. This may
also have been her attitude toward her husband. The Subject did not
behave perfectly, did not, ‘merit her love and- consequently appears to
be continually. seeking the love and affection of other persons... However,
the Subject cannot accept this opinion as regards his. mother and denies
that she acted in her own interest, One of his principal defenses.is
denial - simply assuming the attitude that. such and such is not true
when he probably believes it is true, : .
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disappointed i in. shia” father : in that hi
that: uf his’ ‘father. had. i
his. mother 3° ‘suicide is a
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‘When the father returned: to Georgia ‘the’ Subject was driven to
dispair. over the: dissolution of: the family. The Subject was.'tl iby” .
of ‘the family and the death of his mother and thé departuré of his
father and sister were a threat to his emotional security. He tried to
restrain his father by threatening him that because of a French law
requiring foreigners to pay taxes before leaving the country, the father
ran the risk of being arrested, When the Subject told his sister this,
she became angry and replied that the father was mature enough to act
as well as. possible. ‘The ub ject's attempt . to prevent his father from
. although he idi't want his.’
, rm would carry: it thror it any. costs: | Asiit ‘happened ne result was”
the. disintegration of the family. ‘However, ‘this incideiit is of. interest
it to interfere with his father’ rs desire.
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. The Subject fééls that his brother is jealous of him whereas it is likely
“that both’are jealous of each other, It is alo likely that the Subject. —
and his brother were rivals-for the mother's affection.. For example,” —
lé returned to Russia ‘and thé ; :
he’ had served inthe German Army-he was'sent-to a concentration camp |
in-Russia. Subject regards ‘the intellectual 1evel: ohis:brother-in-law. —
as. that of his sister. The brothe law als6 had an inferiority complex and :
this may have been an additional reason why the. Subject had rejected him
as a brother-in-law. ea, wey oo, ,
"|. The Subject's: brother, who-is an architect in Gap, appears to
n who ia Conservative and more conforming than . -
the Subject. ‘The Subject does not regard his brother as. having distinguished | ~
himself in extraordinayy fashion. It is of interest that the-Subject may be.
jealous of his brother and-statés.that his brother’has been more successful _
* but in his own sphere and’ in terms of his own ‘standards, It is of interest :
also that the Subject's philosophy is not to accept the fact that he has been’!
unsuccessful but to try to explain his lack of success by the process of
introspection and self-analysis, This emphasis and orientation as regards.
obtaining a greater knowledge of himself is typically a neurotic and :
represents his need to love himself and to rationalize his failures.
the Subject feels both he and his brother loved ‘the same-type of. women...
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whereas his brother was more tumid, shy and’ indepehdeat, - When the | : Lo a
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- have » been impressed by their patriotism, The. Subject is a ‘sentimental : ee . s
_ (person and he was exalted and. deeply impressed by. the warm and . - _ -
“2° ., enthralling manner in- which they expressed themselves. He feels that. co . bo
- this particular association may have contributed to his passion which : o
. he always. puts into the execution (of whatever he undertakes,
experiences Gn life ra er r than. <Gra ‘achiodl "or froni-thevexperiencese es SEN ope be aise Lecce
of others, He feels that’he has educated himself in the school of life
.d little from formal education | or from the experiences
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concerned. It is likély that he would be impatiént to proceed with the.
task in actuality rather. than to learn about performing a task through
the” experiences of others. :
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“ only one or two teachers really understood him, .He regarded the others);
as apparently ‘idiotic’ or ‘worthless. These particular teachers taught. :
a" ten necessary in Life "to swallow a ‘great deal of useless
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: . “gruff! go that ‘thereafter, certain essentials ‘could bé ‘more easily : .
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earned a certain order eee
wished to be a hero :
outstanding mén.of history from whom he-1
-was necessary for the good of the people. However, it developed ©
: that the Subject was,disillusioned in these men and his ideals were
‘ shaken when he later learned to his dismay that they could commit -°
' abject or monstrous acts. Related to these éxperiences, is the fact
blems or.signs of rank or reputation.
that the Subject puts no stock in em!
He regards such signs as identifying labels only and.is not impressed,
The fact that he ténds “46° bé-a-skeptic-or-a-cynic-should-be important .:
to his handlers. , , .
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Ft a member of a famous unit-and at the same time fulfilling his obligations
towards the French military service. This ia an example of his impulsivity,
sentimeatalism and need far prestige. However, it was not long before |
he became dissatisfied and expressed his discontent in opinions that ~
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- become acqua ntéd with ‘people. who. obv: ioisly « did not Know what they a an am
wanted. The e Subject feels that} his’ e perience inthe Foreign ‘Legion. . DC , :
- without the ‘necessary- st atimente. “He ‘rationalizes that, ‘at that time,-
o ; he was merely abiding by the precepts of his father without thinking of
soct. 4, “the possible consequences. However, he soon discovered that creating
a os «<1 7 a family did not represent anything at all except “aggravating the ;
ae : oO incoherence and the division of society". .In other words, for the
‘ : Subject, marriage | meant: building a wall around himself, He also
: ... found that, instead. of. finding. a-partner who complemented him, all he
«obtained: ‘from. : artnership.was.. a:reflection.of:-himself.. (In 8
a ‘partner for ‘this Subject it would be wise to consider this aspéct.).
The Subject feels that so-called ‘spiritual intimacy is afallacy, He
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attitudes, that he had hoped.t to create his, own, world through marriage? —
but found that this was-an illusion, . He does not assume the responsibilities
' for this attempt. °- .
The Subject does not regard his marriage as a “complete fiasco.
“~He. feels that both he and his wife were fairly nice and that they got along.
"fairly well with one- another but did not. live very comfortably. .Furthermore,
he did not feel that there. was any evolution in the marriage. He admits to
his debit. that he married’ because he wanted to experience what it meant
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‘to have children. “Actually, however, ‘he did not want children ' as _ - ale a,
individuals in 1 themselves Dut he assumed that the marriage’ would _ ,
: thé first child turned’ out to bea. .
"female and: this may haye shaken ' the Subject. The Subject voluntarily a ’ :
submits. that’ he has learned the: -adifference betwéen the male andthe “0 80ers
ile, - This would: seri to be" a, peculiar statement. but it has a good: ue
“He ie regis forten as ‘Alogi val’
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> Europe. He also claims: that: the ‘primary purpose of the gang was to
repatriate or. liberate war prisoners. and that technically speci ing, the
black. _market business was a worthless branch, the only purpose of
was. to solvé financial problems, * “However, he admits, that.it ; ot
-is true that the black market business reached such a magnitude that
a person that was interested only in making money could have: found it
-a quite. satisfying and. sufficient activity in itself. oo, : :
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As was mentioned above the primary pul pose “of: the gang, acco ding
to the Subject was to Liberate prisoners, He was successful in releasing
~b3. French. prisone ; He. claims not aye Sone ‘nas for ,
He was paid for = at Cla je given fieyto"help the
prisoners, He helped. the’ French prisonérs. despite ‘the fact that he
had sympathy for the Germans. He claims that his sy mpathy for the °
Germans was based on the fact that some Georgians had relatives in’
Germany. and he hoped that the Germans would defeat the Russians. If
the prisoners had been Germans he would have done the same thing.
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Even though he admired ‘arid sympathized “with the Germans he ‘claims -
che‘ would not have harmed France, All-this is rather. complex, However,
it is possible to understand his motivations ‘according. ‘to his basic principles:
whith invélves a _vague ‘desire to haly others who need it. ‘He: also *
-exprésses pride in doing. the outstahding and the difficult. The materia
reward is.not-an ultimate ‘end is. itself.. His ‘emotionalized ideals aré . ; .
of motivations will also be discussed in ‘terms sof the Subject’ s participation .
in the: ‘bank k robbery. ; : wo, a
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avoid "fingering" certain. partners «whom he made appear. as negligible.
in the scheme. He played this game as long as he could but hs end ©
gradually drew near. Howeve®, he is an imaginative féllow and he
hit upon the idea of claiming that he had invented a very interesting motor
that would run without gas. The Germans, of course, could have
profitably used such a machine at this point in the war and consequently
-into: consideration and postponed his execution, Asa result
‘he’ ‘poughr tifheand- shortly thereafter‘was liberated.by- the. Americans. ...,;
Through this experience the Subject has learned that it is very. important .
to know the weaknesses of authorities and to play these weaknesses against
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behavior is typical of that of‘a con man. He has the capacity to conioi”
a situation-in his.own interest and to imaginatively talk himself out of
rather tight situations, This is an outstanding characteristic
of his pe sonality and consequently should ke noted by his handleés. a tO
Apparently the other fellow was. a fairly good: recruiter. . -_He reminded - , nog
the Subject of his war. activities and he was of the opinion that since =. . a
- the. Subject had been abié to accomplish. certain illegal activities in - -
“the past that he would be’ quite capable of attacking a bank.. He also
‘displayed a confide nce in the Subject's capability to. invent a plan of
attack and played onthe ‘Subject's love of risk, of his need for friendship,
“At each’ point ‘in the developments: the Subject tried to withdraw by :
Shee Oo wogayd “iE my mother: ‘Yearned ‘of this,” she’ would-dies"~-He: postponed::-
the job indefinitely. However, in the meantime his mother died and his
friend felt that he no longer had an excuse, The Subject compromised .
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a now ‘leave’ ge alone." ‘However, the friend had not married his intended,
was broke, and was interested in financing another marriage, They . :
. ; agreed that this would be the last job. Afterwards, however, the other _
Lo : felow apparently threw his” ‘Toney around and was arrested and squealed, :
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-he fléd to the Spanish border. “He ‘had tiot foreseen < or had: prepar
7 himself for such a consequencé‘and he" ‘implies’ a conflict i as- regards.
. leavi 1g France, In any event, che was captured and. imprisoned. oThe:
: e# in-this. examiner 's ‘mind ast why ‘the Subj ct either.
than as. a man. who. was ‘capable of carrying out a- crime.. 7 . ae
“quite: a: ‘blow to his' ego. ‘However, his ego didn't collapse. There have Sot oy
_ been times: in his” ‘Life w én he felt the entire world seemd to conspire against - ete
him ‘and when. everything: “geemed destroyed.’ He haa always felt that there
_ are ways to get out of a ‘mess, principally by exerting his ego. ‘He
continués to believe that, unless a man is so weak, both physically and
morally, it is always eer for him to get back on his feet or at.
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‘However, he felt his betrayal was unimportant and consequently was not~
: . afigry at these persons Because he feels that there are certain moral
° et : values which he holds dearly, namely friendship, these persons lost
Ee his esteem but he was more in contempt of himself. for having miscalculated, . :
oi E . Although ‘his mistakes have seriously reduced his. circumstances of life, .
, "regardless of their: size and consequences, he does-not feel that they have
4 discouraged him about future possibilities. “If there is a future, there is
bode, hope!" The Subject feels that he has never completely lost self-control
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ee -. that. these-actions could have been changed by. his oun védlition, This attitude ;
re ‘réveals ‘his tremendois narcissistic investment in his own powérs,. As - . oe . .
oy |. ° far ag this project is-concerned,’ it would be unwise to rel upon'the' ” _ :
: libject! 8 “judgements aad it. would. be more. -prudent to. plan very detail
- for shi anid’ require ‘him. to abide by directions. "He: ‘isan imaginative,
d.. His actions are often immpulsi é ‘and unreasoned, Such .
havi : may take plate ‘in the context of-a re ii po
appear to be the following
a. The Subject will apparently do anything for ; a ‘friend or
for a. ‘person inneed, ; . Lot
b. Subject's relish of novelty, ‘excitement, derring -do:and :
action, He isa Jesse James type.
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c. Emotional: “outlet as regards. ‘the Subject' 3 desires to
invent and.to realize a success of an invention. The Subject
is an inventor by. virtue of his temperament and mentality _
: tis aetion ‘if ‘his ideas-work-out. In
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displaced interest in successfully engineering and accomplishing
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: * : . -. Of the ‘bank robbery the {¢ierd obtained thre -fourths ofthe = °° we
os take: and-the Siibject was coritent. not to spéen his money re on
, freely, in order ‘Rot: to arouse his: wife! s. suspicions. ~
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drawn pistols and with the clientele being “immobilized ina.
oe ee - +7 state of fear and surprise. The situation. is so fantastic .
. that it is corny. -However, it is: meaningful for the Subject
. cet . : and may partially explain his interest in writing detective .
: - novels, If one would read his novel he: would obtain a very
to ; ; : good picture 2 of the Subject.
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expression of his feelings of freedom upon release from
_ his, mother through her death, She had always attempted
to try to maké hints, conform. ‘His wife ia:apparently: the
same type. of. person as his rnother- ‘and ‘she proved it BY
vwhen: ‘she-learned: abo
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instigate the Subject to take from ¢
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the Subject is a leader’ ora ‘follower. | He claims to have beena leader
during ‘World War Ll but ina careful. analysi§ ‘his relatioriship *
E artiier iv would appear ‘that the ‘other person \ was the: leader.
a Ss - . ‘whereas the. oiser. chap ‘wa's the instigator: There is no ‘question that the -
Sree ‘Subject regards. himself as a leader:. HoWevér an inspection of the record _
ae indicates that-he is. a poor leader because he. is vane Denes rash and tends mt
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mo, - relevant. His left index fingertip and thumb tip are missing. He claims
we to. have lost these. in an explosion which occurred in Germany when he
was involved inthe repatriation deal. ‘According to him, after the
‘bombing of Berlin, ‘he picked up among the ruins an unexploded: bomb ; :
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qui Ly ear there was no immediate ‘pain
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éxplained that he had played with a fountain pen which had burst. They
took cognizance ‘of his decorations and advised him never to pick up
_ objects dropped by the. enemy. The Red Cross. cared for his wound,
‘The ‘Subject does not: reyret the fact that he tried to dismantle the.
bom. because he feels he had definitely learned that one should keep
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a0 , his hands away from certain things. .
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may be more to. ‘the bomb incidént than the Subject offers but this could
not be éstablished by ‘tie cliniéal method. . ,
a _ . _ Subjéct. feels that a éritic would aay of -himi that: the majority of So , |
a ro © Chis undertakings have ‘brought results which were considerably less bs .
re than‘héped, for, Consequenitly;. he feels that-a critic would regard him
am A optimist’ ora ‘joker or élse.that' his views ‘on the. possibilities :
of accomplishing. are not very: sound. | Lo a oe : a ae
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vaiue and: ‘importance than the estanlishment of a factory ‘which would eed
popularize the prototype. - To illustrate thia attitude further, ‘the i
Subject is of the opinion that one single ‘thought from a. great figure 7 -
wea igs more valuable than millions of books which are published annually. - ;
Me “ This attitude, of course, may be interpreted as the defensive orientation
‘ofa romantic idéalist who has. not achieved in practical affairs, However,
there.is more. to this. In the Subject's value system, it is more important :
+ tO-ack intelligently,. .sensibly_and. efficiently... For. example, if he were oo oo ck cutce: matatncee
asked to open'a window he. feels that it would be up to him to decide : ~—
as regards the appropriate method. He likes to carry out an intellectual
effort. which. resul he may be regarded
training and preparation. © It would be well to keep this in mind, The
Subject feels that he has a tremendous vitality which, in the past, has
‘expressed itself through false attempts such as the bank robbery etc,
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; Lote . se : "within ‘himself, a creative urge for imovernent an
sor rr . highly emotionally: ‘charged and which permits :him to feel that he ..
CP et is capable of doing, much more than he has in the past, “However, ‘this.
— Swe, eneray™ wil ‘have to be rationally harnéssed if iti is tobe ¢ productive. “4 7 ;
ae - Avot aspect in a regard to the: above | ia that one of the. Subject"s : .
y acéks the unkriéwn. However, eee
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d'his: unsuccessful’ escape through the’ ‘Pyrenees. re
it’ which he doesn! tkndw. or lind, stand and
agrees to.do some
SS the dangers involved. He may be rash i in this regard butfeelshis . = *: AEE
rashness is due tothe fact that he thinks quickly and is able to rapidly
oe ‘ appréhend and synthesize. the components.and essence of a problem : : mo
_ in its various perspectives.. In other words, he is alert and quick , : oe
er and gets the point immediately even before you finish your sentence,’ : . .
However, it would’ be wise not to. interpret his intellectual alacrity as
8. an index that he will cornplete a task. It means .
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eapecially when the going gets rough.
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to be. It is.his opinion that in order to “chapge: hi
necessary thatthe would become.an entirely different. person,
a ; . However, he feels that everything is relative and perhaps he should 7
. : , oa show, more strength of character, be little more compromising,
"more realistic and less sentimental. - However, according | to him,
this would imply that the environment: -would be such that there was
no room for sentiment, In this case, his personality would be
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an 7 be-a very différent person in the future from what he is now, - However, re
“he hope's that. his material situation will have improvéd not necessarily
. financially, but. socia Y> He: also’ naively hopes that the world will :
~ch age and that ‘the re~ All-be-no discrimination and that thére “will | . on 7
“. be.a general iniprovemen living conditions ‘for everyone. | He is a oe Pe,
- .3.in order to attain ‘it. “It might be ‘unfair to designate him asa
: . pessimist. As-was said before, he is more of a skeptic and perhaps.
. la cynic, Consequently, one should i ve*careful as regards inculcating
Tost ideological or social motives, One should be: ‘content to accept his
. . motives in their presént state. Tampering with them woud only result
me din disturbing the Subject and the relationship. a . 0
cB The. Subject denie that:he: has. any- -emotional-interest MOT Bee RES ere th se
‘emotional attachment to France at this ume... ‘Although it was likely
that he was sentimentally patriotic before the war it is a fact that he
: : :prived of. certain civil
; inks, ‘fee $ and acts.
Pan Fe certainly not a, -Ruseian i in his personality. : He. expresses himself
a freely, is discursive, voluble, ‘and is asle to carry on.a conversation
-.intensely and: indefinitely on-his topics of interest, This is typically
. French, “but,: in terme of his personality, it represents an oral
characteristic,” la other words he is inclined to express himself
orally and is motivated iv obtain love and affection together with -
other Supplies by oral incorporation, What this means to you is that
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get: ‘too close. ‘Trico Soration is the: ‘epitomy of control, Consequéntly, .
if. you allow him to ncorporate’ you he's got control, not you, Be ‘wary,
“and detached. in. this: regard. He has already eaten: up the case officer.
ee, : cle The Subject is ‘currently involved j in his: ‘avocation, of inventions
: and is the owner. and. exploiter of: several patents. He. has engaged t the a ; i
_ character who feels that. because. he lacks the love of others he needs .
to love himaelf. In other words, he is quite in love with himself ~ : . ae
vand thereby acts ‘accordingly. He also tends to rationalize and to _ .
7 ‘affer socially acceptable reasons for his individualistic behavior : i
‘and for his past failures. He acts because he thinks he is right ; ;
and bécause he will succeéd, He is quite egotistical in this regard.
Sor . He strives chiefly for emotional satisfaction. It would be wise to
spel sine emember- also’ thatshe. appears to-be-altruistic-but.at the-same HM 0s Sar td OG ey
he is selfish. He will do things for others and for the community
but will hope-to get something out of it for himself, The altrustic and
: selfish: ‘drives.merge, ‘andthe is- motivated: by-both at-the Same time. -
as adequa e.
, to brag or to display himself ina transparent manner, However, he |
needs attention and is Likely to do things in arder to get attention, This
is what he has done in the past. He particularly strives not to be regarded . .
‘as bad —& evil, He wants to be regarded } as a person who has differences of ; _ '
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opinions and. conflicts with the social order, It wouid be fair to say that
. wo, he is nota true ériminal ‘but is more of a neurotic character who -
\ : Sout vexpresses ‘his. conflicts and difficulties by non-conforming behavior. He
7 Lot Sis a stubborn fellow.who does. not like to bé defeated and strives to- oe
: ne . . * Conquer, ‘Despite his éndencies. to magical. thinking he strives tobe. |.” oo ; a
: ~ ‘rational and ‘realistic, “but his strong emotional:pressures get in his. ee
owalys He experiences melancholy and depressive mood swings |
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without the ‘sufficient establishment of controls.and the application of :
” selection techniques he may prove to be a ‘difficult handling problem in ~ ee ye
the future, It is recommended that his processing be slowed down to oO a
-a hault and that security and other operational requirements be satisfied _ , :
; prior to lifting him out of Gap; Once he is taken out of Gap he, like the :
. ote : my con man, is on first base, and, no matter how you slice it, he will have
; stablished shimself ina bargaining position,
wpe AST DAN ee
The Subject likes Americans for sentimental reascns, "Although
he realizes that the United States may have selfish Political interests
: General ly his- ‘attitude toward the Américans ‘is ‘typi ally saorienat” ~
and is understandable in terms of what has been said about his
‘personality.
“ Although the Subject | is a rank individualist and a. non-conformist
he realizes that he must cope with the community and must sacrifice
for the good of the community. Lyparticular, | he would not like to harm
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others. In this: regaid itis unlikely ‘that. the Subject has even
committed physical assault nor is it likely that he would: in the
Loe "future... No Matter. what the other pérson would represent to the -
pr . Subject he would still be regarded asa ‘human béing whom the et : on
Subject would respect--and-would not’ harm: ‘The Subject is rot | Oo oo ee
_ necessarily a hos e person. He ‘will act out of éxigericy: but-will,
: “or. wontonly: cruel. _ This is of
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to: exp) ress his loyalty e@ would e to prove his usefulness to the.
‘superior but, at the same time, he would feel inadéquate in that he
- would fequire the protection ofa ‘Superior, ‘In his initial contacts with
a partner, the Subject would’ ‘attémpt to'assume leadership on the team : y
“but if the partner:-‘were superior by virtue of intelligence and/or experience, !
the Subject would-tend to follow. It is likely that he would:be a better
. follower of an adequate leader than a leader of a less adequate person,
wn The reason for this.is that he i fia
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person in terms of his ‘interpérsoy, relations ore, he is
inclined to act on impulse and sentiment and consequently his judgement
-is questi onable, ; in terms of. ideal pairing the Subject would work better
Hee tader 3 oe
- Prior to the last session of ‘the preliminary examination on the
loth of January 1959. the Subject was routinely contacted by the French :
‘Police who were investigating his reasons for being in Paris at that time: ;
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- As a result of this contact, the Subject was markedly apprehensive and |
| preoccupied and was not able to freely devote himself to the psychological | :
analysis as theretoferé. . The Subject's primary motive is, of course, :
self-preservation and since he is an extremely alert and vigilant. tok
individual he is likely to over- react and to become emotionally upset
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ot fe : ‘ cose with ‘such a provocation: "Because of ‘this it appears that the Subject /
ce “. Needs the guiding influence-of | amore: mature experienéed ‘person who : .
ituation, ani additional ‘point of interest is ves ay
is in more control. of the ;
1e ‘Subject does not. want us to get too close.
d-aspect of this behavior i
“capability, good: health, physical Stamina, motivation, et s
_ theFé are other factors which may oF may not vitiate the positive features,
a These factors are: pertinent to areas such as security and handling. It is
‘ “recommended that before the Subject is removed from Gap that he be ; .
administered a security examination in a controlled situation, Such : ‘
_ an exaniination should be conducted by a’ skilled and experienced
individual who ‘is ‘fluent. in a French, who is unbiased and objective and
is conventional standards. With
puch an examiner, ‘there isa a fifty 2 that the Subject:would-<- =" 7 2er ey.
Coe _ . satisfy security standards. The other problem area which remains is
oo Dee “that: ‘of handlin and unless. this is thought out carefully and appropriate
JOSEPH D, MC GOVERN, Ph. D.
‘Chief, Research and Psychiatric Support Br. . et
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am a AESATCHEL WOULD IMPROVE. _
fo _ 3. SUITABILITY: "HE 18, IF MENTALLY STABLE. " ALTHOUGH HE SEEMS BASICALLY
wou, FEEL UNQUAL IF 1ED HAZARO OPINION. PROBABILITIES BEHAVIOUR UNDER STRESS, - 2
“asco WELCOME. PSYCHIATRIST oo 5 cates weg soruee ne peeeey canto ee .
. 4, RE PAIRING AESATCHEL: "BELIEVE IT WOULD BE HAPPY MATCH, AEASPIC'S
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A brief telephone Feport was. supplied to the headquarters
case officer on 10 ‘December 1958. It was stated that Subject possesses
adequate intelligence, unusuai social skills, aad a propensity for getting
_ what, he wants without conscience, ‘He is impulsive and surprisingly
pl pan wo, ligne be eens eee b tedafnetetin?
~iivationar th ‘He will “appear ‘at first
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to have leadership akill and interest -- hence will Pere San ae
who would be team-mates would becorme disenchanted aad either. reject
: him or take over themselves, Because of this man's social versatility,
‘impulsiveness and freedom from conscience, he would be particularly
difficult to control, That is, it would be difficult to ascertain that he
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= actually. did what he- claimed: 6 have done. “His case officer would: Nave
: - to be. eetpactally alert for double-deatia éarefil te baita ia checks aad
reasonable. aac ! ‘better organized than he is in fact, aad one is lees likely
to be prepared for his impulsive acts of bad Judgment, ‘Tot summarize :
oe the intellectual factor, hei is intelligent, but ke looks brighter, better ¢
2 educated and more: Capable | of good’ judgment than he iain \ fact. 3 How:
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, ‘ever, these are not datellectual limitations to his usefulness in the type
of mission. considered, | me _ “
iis Versatility in
playing. social roles. fal he eo wants, he can make himself appear
acceptable toa wide variety of people. He is accustomed to getting out
of tight spots by exercising: charm « or personality." At the same time »
‘however, he’ can be very temperamental when his desires are frustrated
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trolled, ‘He. cépecially likes new v and nével ‘experiences, whieh he -~—- on
ras is quite dapeadent ‘on social activity ind d soci 7
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fora amusement, supportiaiid iene, He nay at times
eis eclined to exaggerate
ce , _ Clues and signe, With reference to the Proposed . mission, he’ is likely
. to éxprece dictrust of anyone ‘who is introduced Baa partner,
Like- :
: wise it. may be assumed he will try to take over the role of leader’
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evea ‘though, he has nd, particular leadershipraeinia-” “This will Present
problema, because in our opinion « over the tong haul he would make. a
a ong Period of time, ‘(b) he ia more .
dependent socially tian be likes to admit, (c) hie judgement is act con-
: oe sletent; he. operates too much on impulse or sentiment and he nce when
fo the chips are down .be cannot backstop hie decisions with Freaooned
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r aires | hima to: cross a friend, be does 30° without tot, rf he e looks” - . 7 - a
“ahead ait co equences't he does 30 in terms of esting caught and
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: whom ‘Subject either respects. or feats. A warm, friendly relationship. _ 7 .!
- “here would likely Feasult in Subject becoming exceadingly suspicious of
his case officer, in efforts to. manipolate the case officer, and disruption
‘of. relations: rowing t ‘to: tempe: ramental poets me
mission;-then-hie ribtivation’ is
appropriate, Hia interests might include desire for an exciting clandestine
. expereince and for social prestige, as well as for money. They certainly
do not include any abstract political or ideological motives, The important.
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: eo ‘thing ie that this man is unusually intent on satisfyiag his own whims oo ae
: en : . 4 . ee,
, } : ana caprices: whenever they are set-off, which makes him. moré incon- a ace
aiatent thao ‘one ‘expects and hence more ditficalt to > control.
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: i” ot, : ‘it ie nevertheless our opinioa that this man is still worth considering . . .
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providiaig he hae the minimum requirements of language, access to target,-
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‘He éan get away with bepihcblarhte which would be disturbing r ap etting |
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‘other peopte, and thig ‘would appear to bea major qualification,
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Lengrir CROSS. QUESTIONING INDICATES HE. SINCERELY. WILLING AND’ WILL BE “EASILY |
_ HANDLED. “MAINLY: TO DEVELOP MORALE AND REMOVE HIM DISMAL FRAN WINTER ATMOSPHERE.
BUT _ALSO GIVE, HIM PHYSICAL. TRAINING, PLAN SEND Hi METTENWALD AREA TO SKI
“BEGINNING. ABOUT, 29 DECEMBER. “AWARE SOME RISK HE MIGHT INJURE SELF BUT BECAUSE
HE: Go0D SHAPE -AND CAN: SKI THINK RISK JUSTIFIED IN ORDER COUNTERACT EFFECT PROTRACTED
AND DEMORAL | 216 WAITING FRAN. wit KEEP ‘HIM THERE UNTIL ‘JUST BEFORE TRANSFER
ACACRE WHERE 3 sHouD ARRIVE Tos: FORM.
2 2. AEASPIC: “SUITABLE, BLACK MISSION. BUT NOT SURE: HE FAT PARTNER, FOR ACSATCHEL. .
LANGUAGE ‘prooutir AWKWARD, TEMPERAMENT MARKEDLY OurreRent. HOWEVER WOULD LIKE
. secon INTERVIEW WITH, HIM BEFORE COMMITTING OURSELVES HIS SUITABILITY PAIR WITH
SATCHEL
3F HAVE. Nor HEARD FROM ACASPIC SINCE PARIS MeCTING WHICH WINSHIP ATTENDED.
XY. .
RCQUEST PERMISS 10H BY 1. OECEHOER HAVE FRIGANZA vist’ Him. IN GAP 13 OCCEMBER
‘MAKE ARAMGENEATS Come FRAN. EARLY AAR FOR R FURTHER “ASSESSMENT ANO LCFLUTTER.
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~ C/S COMMENT: “REQUESTED POA TRACES ALEXEY HALMAK, ;
: 302914)* may ee WILLING ; AND” ‘SEEMS SuTsTANO ING.
a canpipaté FoR BLACK. MISSION. WE PRESSING HIS ASSESSMENT WHICH (HOPE FINISH bY.
12 DECEMBER. ee L
Se SUBJECT FROB 2887 (iw 35986) ALSO APPEARS coco AND WE HURRYING
ASSESSHENT BUT CANNOT COMPLETE BEFORE MID. JANUARY,
6 “BOTH: SUBJECT PARA 4 AND 5 PHYSICALLY EXCEPTIONAL, SUFFICIENTLY ~
INTELLIGENT, HAVE INTREPID: COMMANDO MENTALITY. NEEDED REDSOX. 1F BOTH ASSAY
. WEL AFTER. FULL PROCESSING, ‘SUGGEST H09s CONSIDERS TAKING THEM AEACRE WITH
AESATCHEL ANO AEASPIC HENCE HAVING ALTERNATES AEASPIC IN EVENT HE FOUND UN-
WISH UNDERSCORE this TENTATIVE PROPOSAL ONLY.
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7 at ir bt toa any: subsequent ‘nationalities, Present residence, divorce,
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Barried 4n Parts 1919 © ae BO
. -lives me Agtrids Briand, Place dela Revolution, Seaancen
_ Hvoreed 1953 48 Pardo an a
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1) donghter Riisabeth 9 yee, old | French: Lives with mother *
cet eon Oabraet 7. yay’ ‘old - French’ Lives with sober’ .
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_ Sister. ‘to techie? ar ‘languages (Frenchy Seton) ta. Moscow.
: aa Te] teeny of pra ede — Cory, dates, purpose, people and firms
OS ‘Garasny (Berita, Polite) Whi (several visite) work. _ Austria (Viena)
- {- Poland (ota 5 Fosea, Waren, Crteow) 1913 work
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suid cette. cour, degree, date :
Primary 1923-1930 Parts, Versailles, Hontrenge .
; 7 Lyove 1940-1935 Vanves, Paris, Versailles, “Chaton sare
--:§). Arte-e6 Hektere .Chalon a/Marns 1935-36=37 .. ;
8. Boole Cinsmatographiqus Paria 1937-38
Ecole Broguet Faris 1938-39" Hlectrical school”
Languages tif MELEE TeSa prtency proficiency as good, tals, poor.)
» tangngeEinas Speak malt Reade. Undertand asd 2a
“y Goorgian Speak native Resa—fatr_ Understand Wola. __
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{ ; =D ‘coubtry,, unit, #8 ty. here. Services Pertormed, “decoratisns “le
. when A discharged, ‘why. “Give de details if Hf ever:prisoner of war”
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om, Special skills, abilities, jitibies 5 (radio, photography, etc) |
Roterraniy a Forgery of docuxents
Electricity. Weapons (small -arms)
Mechantea on uo
28. Financial tas --Raraingh bak doy securities, propetty. .
100,000 fr. per nonth bo property, firm makes about ? million
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3. Exxployment histoty Tp af work salary, dates, employers addresses, reascn. for leaving
5 ude employment by any government .
i 1) Bieycle repairman aga of 6 yrs. during sumer 1928 Versaitles,, France.
Hf 2) Mads movie projector as child “or showing filme, |
| _ 3) Mada electrical repsira for others throughout childhood from 11 vrs,
: h) Repaired esuing. ruschinse.
) , 5) wormed in garage @ washing cars, aiding nechanic, Doe, 7
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» Ohvk: “gALDASTANT: Bostcn,. ‘Mass.
Othar BALDASTANIs Boston, Maas,
i ‘ : DUPUYT, tho fenilys 30 rue.Cabdanis,. Paris XIV ©
Yvonne (the grandmother) bom about 1881-
Colette (ths: mother), noe. Dipuyt, KHOMEUIKT bern about is
and ‘tho Loup daughters, all Mnelee.
92 List five charster references.
Dr. Anére VIWARD: born about L915, « dentist, Lives in Gap
Jack PARADTSs. bern about 191, onticlo:,: lives in Gap:
Jean, AGTHONDs bern. “@bout 190%, réstanrantecr, lives in Sep .
The” “family BYGLERANTs. “the. family’ of Subject present Hotorsin-lev, ot
" develere, Live tn Gap” oo. oo a ; a
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to: ‘Headquarters Bis borsonal- Aepreuoteas ‘of Susects | -
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i oo be ‘able to:detect ‘that: ‘we ‘were not Frenchsea. therefore, the: unde"
Se signed drove: to’ Voynes ‘about 40.-kn. away where ‘he got an older: wosan .
: : ; working in ‘a small inn to put. through a- telephana. call for'us, The © “eo
i an woman had no .tdéa what ‘she wsa' colng and wes not suupicious. She | . :
: orn ie spoke with Subject’ 8 ‘giatetin- law who said that Siibject waa no “longer .
” ne “sleeping there but was expected to visit the house at about ‘2100 hours.
Consequently, the undersigned returned, to Gap whore Winship ond Nexeus
were on hend to survall Subject’ 3,houns.. A second calh toe the house os . ,
Subjéct's Brother wis put through ut shout 2130 hours from a different . . ot
town also about 40m. from Gap. ‘the aan who made the call for us .
learmed that Subsect nes plarming to vioit Par Say and that it «a5. no!
known whother he had left. .
4.) Not wishing to rick ishing subject altegether, wa decided to
, call at tho epaztment of Evbjact! 3 brother.on tha morning of 15 Cetoker
. . after 9130 when’ it could be expected that. the brother would‘have left _
Yoo. hone for his office. The undess signed mace the call, spoke with the:
, a ; ‘sistor-in-law. (who, we aubaequesitly ‘learned, tock the undersigned. for ~
an Englishman). The conversation lestod pernaps 15 minutes. mhe -
elater-in-low gave us Subject’ a prevent addréoa whese ha is not
registered and told us. tncre- he cats lunch daily. Walle Newens and
Winship countér-eurvetlled the aita, the uniersigned waited for .
" Subject outside the restaurant whera ho tukes Hin meals until Subject
‘fe : approached at about 1245 hours. Subjact hed alreésdy been alerted that
. a hon-native French speaking perscn wes locking: for hin and reaognized
the undtrsigned st ence. fn intresuction wig made, Subloct WAS ERS
the photcgrapns which ABPADOLE hed taken and: accepted these su proof
of the underaigned’ a authenticity. Subjuct said ho was planning to
lesve that algnt for'a tuo cay viait to Parla on Guulnoda. IL wea |
cusgéested that Subject, dn erder to-sava’ fare and no that we should:
have an extended opportunity to discuss "certain matters" with hia,.
Sight prefer ta drive with ta. Subject accepted thio sugmantion ard an
arrangenents were ‘cada to pick hig uo in front’ ov Bh eafa.cn the evt- . :
6kirto of Gap where ho is tesporarily Lodged. :
. - Ge Subject was mot by thea underalgned et 2000 hows end told ths i
the undersigned sos accaszenied by two odlleagurs. Shortly thoreatter. ° i”
dele 4 3 39Y 27.
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Neweas “ana. Winship we re pte ca: “Ap end. ¥ Ko. geparted fork Pari:
do this in Paris. Subjact cannot get legal. permiassien to go outside
_ the original Recting tine.
: quire about M. David; - he ahculd be told-M. David wag unuble to coze.
ch. : it bearing ‘no peatrict fon..
take time ‘the money: “would: -bé needed’ for legal coumsel and bribes. Wo
discussed with Subject the possibility of visiting Gerzany for 7 days |
inéluding travelling: time on a false German identity: document, Being |
‘an old band at forgery, Subject was enchantéd with the idea and quite x
confident..be would be able to pull it off. This was ‘discussed because
we thought it aight: be botter’ and more convenient to bring Subject to
Frankfurt for-an LCFLWITER examination end Aasosement rather then to
of France.
8. Contact Acrongesents:
(a) ‘Subject’ will ‘be ‘notified by letter that we ish to meet
him, The lotter ‘should ‘be addressed to Identity B. ‘The ‘letter should
be. written in German ‘and. should. give. @). tire and date ‘of. ‘mect ing’
(the site wiil kor be. mont: 3 (2) an “Baglish phrase isust: be in-. ,
@.g. "Good Luck." ‘The signature ta ~
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‘Smmaterial. NB. “Net ‘léss than five days: and proferebly seven should
be alloxed fro t the: time ‘the letter ls posted u untill the day Subjoat
is to be met. |. . .
(od). Meetings place in Paris is the Cafe Georges VI, re
Faubourge. St. ‘Honore, Just off. the rue Royal, Placo de la Concorde.
(oc) Alternate tines ‘for. the. meeting are three hora after the
original ‘eeeting ting, and then tro hours’ later, 26. five heurs after
ucible te, cou to Paris, he- will:
{a}. ir Subject i
nn (3 ) brite or teleg “rapt Identity’ A stating hu is table
to ea, The person peeting ‘Subject will go to this address and in-
: (#) “The raupen a telegram will be sent to Subject in Gap
in which a telephone auaber till bo ‘included. Sign the messcge Michel.
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and ask to ‘Speak With Bickal Long, ‘whoreuzen ha will réccive
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7 (8) ‘Svbsoct 123. write to Identity D. - Ha Wi12 pest:sis 1
_.An-a plain envélape to Identity A who Wi)-post the inner addressed en~
| Welope fiom Paris.
gS “Rew Eh ‘42763, dated 20-Septerber 31958: ‘Subject is. coapietaly.
willing ‘to repdtriace to the Soviet Union at-aur be W echo |
| the’ bofder ror a few days, ‘but ir'wa
d incur the risk: that Subject ‘might ‘be picked. _
Avent ‘Some “indident ‘in order ‘to lais. that it xould be ime
return to Frances.’ subject docs not ‘Like Gap and |
Os lid. not go into-the matter:
be repatitated is suspoded
frog hér. was received ‘se
5: 40s ‘he ettactmeats please fia, the foltesings
* S+ G@Y PROT sent under separate cover yg
; ». €b) ‘Newens: assesccént ef Subjec- sent under SenaTieccones
(8) -Prigahza's assessuent of. Subject sént. under—senans earns
- (a) The Wechsler-Bellévue results sen? herewith in cue easy
‘to AEACRE only .
“(e) Identity. list - oo an
11. Peter K. Winchip will be able to Give AEACRE his view ui
Subject. in person. We have told Subject that ke cannot expect en early
+, @etsion on bis eaployment with us. Wo told his thet witht. shes =
| -days we would drop him a letter acknowledging the Yeveiot of the medical
: “report which we asked him to rend us and infor=‘ng him of & tentative .
: Dod date when we might ’Bh. to meet him in. Paria again, Before usdertsk ing
ae further to assess, ICFLUTIER, and iaterregato Sudjeot, 3 would iike a
: i “tentative ‘expression of: Headquarters interest in the case. It would
a ‘Seen that there is sufficient infermation en which to make steh 2
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b was. cectected in Cap by Frigate. Gereral fantliarts
sertakes'en reité to'Parks (by ear) eh ths night ef 16
3 ‘ha was cet in: Patio on 16-Getedsr (aft
the. last. day-‘tha-Nechaler Beller
eae neete ane meee .
“. * | Subject- 4s a: Georzian national, .Both his parents vere Géorgians,. Ba
was brought to France ty his -parants, tho fled fron the Sovist Unten. Until -
WHIT they Lived in Parts’ or surrounding areas. For one or the other reason:
| they noved froquanily. This nipat have keen dua to' the profcesion. ‘of his.
father, who was 2 praduats cinine-enginaer and who prebadly rald en adnin-. -
-dotrative or ergineerine seb in. France, : / _—
‘Casing to the atsvs, Sh ject changed schools accordicgly, Ha said that. - |
he never hed trouble in his stadies ‘bocause ef a pood macery and fast retention, |
Conssquontly, ke was. ususlly bered becauss of fraquent rosdtitions. Guizgts ”
boredom and poseibly to soca senca of opposition, he became usually a nuisance. .
| te the teachers, Subject told us that once he had to be transferred to another
School, ‘bécatee he. got inte a violont arpumentulth @ teacher,’ Hie mother. was -.
quite concernad about his _bahaviour and took hin to « Psychiatrist (fren Sob~
Ject's:narrative itis not clear what. ths diagnosis was), — a so
ne In his free time ho Liked to perfora. odd Jods, suck as, fer expla,
fixing. bicycles or holping svt in electrical repair jobs or. installation
work, He also loved to invent padrats and odd machines, oe .
Undoubtedly Subject had an inclination towards technical matters, On: |
- . tha ether hend, ‘he had.a trevendens drive to he financielly independent, to
“make mony, and to get shoes inTife, It also csens' tint he did-not Like |
to' be anployed by a person and that be always strived fer sslf-erpleynent, :
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"After evaduating freq achool be attanded ‘saveral engineering colleres,
| At Breguet he studied eluctoo-anginsorlur. Subsequantiy be enrolled in the
tachnicun fer cinenatograpty. It-.i5 a. fact that Subject had studied a lot;
. =@@- ths other hand, £¢ arpeets that ke did not praduste Sren any ef these
tachnical institutions.
Twn ee acetone earn,
Or eennnemennentan en aT Ee Ne ——!
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So, |. a8 acecpte’ in Peris and sent via Lys tardet ile Port St. dean to Sidi.
Belnabhese Februar yoAupust 1d he Wa. tatiored | it,
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ly Froa “Subjogtta narratiss tt nay be acsi iad t hat ha sg rot abad Sadler
‘end that ke actually Likéd to eérvn.: M6 acd bat hab fad bstn sucht
but: did :not sa totielica © essitly bécause. Frarce
; meantime)... ' Subsets hiphest’ rank was tnat ara bre”
: eq ‘ivalent- tereot) « ‘ACcardi~e t6 hin’ tais ‘rank bas s6a0 Erestice in
. ‘the Legions ; ,
Gooigians, a onnber .
id andes kiew ‘of: pcoeaed gaan
Cnty was evlrcl by the 1
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os sctivity, ;
- ‘Ro ‘teld us that ‘at- ‘this ‘ting: there ‘bas some reeruitrant of lebour-
farees. 4n Franca for Garnsny, He déeidod to enroll e's labourer, He wont —
to.a Gertain offices in Paris and waa sent in due course to Germeny. For a
while hoe worked tn a synthetic rafolins plant. in Beslite sear Forhin, Subs
Jeet gaidthat. this tes ths: only tins that hs tas actually steadily explo; ed
Bacause the. Georrizrs tore rather esteesed ty the Gernans, he hed certain
-fréedais, Fora while hs. livedwith a carried German woman ond gencrally |
‘spaskine, a it appears that hé hada couple of other elrl-frionds on tho eids,
-¥or sen reason o¥ ethor ho also worked inc conitions plent, khen playing -
(es he told us) with a smell hand cronada, ora of his finrnra was ertppled,
on
It is obscura how. he obtained shother §ob- in Germany, but it is nred-dly
.@ fact that he worked 68 a driver far the NSkK (HatLonal: Socialist Party
Notorized Corps). :
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‘Tt fo folt t hat Subject ectunlly went early into tha bask mare thiy
racket, ‘Fe told. ce! that he had traveled axtanbively and Kad been in occunted
Péland. (Lodz, for ezi7: le). Ha tormed thees travela ab-?fin" bocauss ho hed:
enough money to- oped (ergo black market). It nipnt @lso be soastble that he
teaveled in con jure tion with the forred gocurents business be ‘had begun,
and out of Garmany. ; Gufinr the intervie he claizod that his ais was to help
imorisoned ian:
Suis lo fet back te i? tee. Nevartheless, éltioucs a
plgusible reagan (2t:teu mentioned that -he wantedto help Franco), it fe felt
that tha ulterior ivos might still hava besn leva of excitesmnt and winh
_ to. mako money, “Tectiically sp ekine Subdset cast hata beta gn eecernliehse
forrer, Ha told ua that his past utudies at ths cinesaterpraphic teehntcics
had piven hin valesdt
of documents, sta:
2 technisnest& be oa; meted to phote-cachantenl Pergine.
; aad cachets, :
Tt ds falt thet!
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ond probable thet th
must have had accecpl! cos. Nevortheleas, hn clalis -*.
rik the } Prosech Peotacnce alticurh 1t night be poasttle
FAT hos crn ar the ether erces to fill.e at 3 cer
point Subsect gncts ae ‘Workine through intesmdlatioss ra eu tee ty
‘Generally oomaing’ be tli. Aight ba nesethin that ho aeteally werged with i
tho French Aseistaney, Let, cosa not wish ta tell us, a. Co f
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Nica, Iie explained te us thet}
faty i certain dacugntation
ttingly on diwittingly) é
actititbess 0.
-reilioad stditon vhich hed
‘Beit agit:
specially forthis cparaticn, He waa
irl. fis had a piste? with hia which -
‘ubject ‘told us that tris:
h res wore Sowell siads'that it wea hard to tél ‘the fake
ths: real etuff, ‘Neverthe G8, ha endeavoured to oblige ‘and pointed cit
ments of doubtful ganatnsnesa, ee = :
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: Later he was brought bofere court (it 10 ‘not cleer whether actually or
‘in absantia) and given'a defence lavyer, It is-net clear whother he was
_ Bantanced to death, however, it might bo noderstood fron his inferencos,
Subject was coved fren jail to Jail and f roa concentration camp te
concentration cacy. He told us that cons of tha tine he spent in eolitary
' and Gone of the tins in cocwnal cells. Ocrasionally he vas menaclied hand
and foot. Towards the ond of the var he loxy that axseutions were carried
Sut’an masse, He resorted to a Little rusa ds guerre and announced to tha
Germans that bis fathar and he had invented a motor that could run without
fazolina, 5a alo rade it knam that although bS was able to drew one part
ef this soter, the othar essential part was with hie father, who in tarn
had cached it goncwhare, . : . . :
Subject know that his father. could not be eontacted beceuss the part ©
of Austria be was in at the tite wes ‘occupied (Lilorated territory), Howsver,
. he vas willing to drt ¢he mchantisn for-his captors, It appears that the
.,Uhola ‘idsa scezed attractive to the Carnans and that thay cezonstrated great:
‘intorest (this was the perted of the Wundervaffen). Subseet thinks that this
saved hin. from topanding execution. Shertiy aftervards he was liberated by
corponents of the advancing US Arzy. ; oe we
ce. Aftar WIT until Pregant :
It alrht te chronologically incorrect, but at this point tt erould be
ndntions. that Scbtoct's father dactded.to be Popetristed. As far ao Subtocs |
euovs, Eig fathar Lo still ta Soviet Georria and aixht hold go éng Lnvoring
Tequested boexe, on refrireration-enrineering, Subject*a sister did not ut rh
to let the fsther fo clone, 90 Bhs Topatriated with hin. She Uso secoipeniot i
. by her hoabasd, ho also vos a.Qsorpian anc who had been a zecdor of the Grau - i
ereed forces, Hie stetertsa husband immediately upon arrival in tha Seviat {
Union was esat to Siberia, _ His eister ia belloved to be work ing as a lenguaro |
profossar,.
Owing te tho above hie sothar eomitted eutclde, Scbsectte olcar brother,
. ¥h@ had bean an officer in the mrench Foroimn Larion (dacerated a couple of |
. tines) and ie an onginear, vont to Gap, whem he got a pesltion au caniolpal i
aan maT Riera eo - : = a
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: gubtect began: working in Paris< Fa. ¥
Gord, which ‘smscialized in’ making 3 6 houses. lie staynd vith this .
fron 1347-1589. and paid Ebout Fr. ‘220 an oul, -
A , vho-oripinated £ Besangan
gon ‘and’ oun a hese. end. esr, o).
A ‘business “ts i
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L Subsect * wan marries - in oles Azone 5: tet t n
. eertain ADAM, Jaqtso (sbout ‘six no ths older than Siibjact). Te ateeire that
wD M Gonvinesd’ Sub jac? of the nocassity, to ako more Goney.- Bacarsa saicing
: ot.quartitics. of. ronay was “giite a tficult, . they decidod. to ecekt Fob=
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broke. in without, much -trouble-and got’ away with Fy,’ ‘tra.
3a% ‘the eala of th: sleot.’ “They netted
_ xinately ‘a car Leter the chogan. abjective gas’: babk, r.
“Subject Prateled tha baring hoase. fron a truck which was. ‘equipped. with: a
periscope. Tha truck w o parked ‘es to nako it possible to ‘obaerva the
; bollor'a comnter end tis te ‘count: tha. Sncéming. money. At-ons: point Adam
_ wanted to bapin the hol.d—tp- -whan an old wonen brought about Fr, frs.
1,000 ;0002 Subject. havevar, was avainst it (he told use that. he had thought
ef his mothsr). Roverttless, the hold-up tock place, Hoth frisads entered
_ tho bank. Subject jurmsd-on the counter with droun pictol. ‘tirscalously
~_ Doth. Pot, away.” Sous tine later Adan waa aoorehondéd mainly becauge he
. gtartad sponding money, Adan confessed. Subject at that t ire was oa his
way to Asp toesthar vith bia wife, and dauci tery Elisabeth, He told his
wifs the story. and asked hor to flee to fsitzerlend. Subject hinsalf
decided to’ attemt to cross the Spanish border, Fa, naving been recognized —
by a-ehapherd, was apprehended in tha mountains, Ad Subject indicated
during. the intervieu, ho hed not des actually ‘too eager to flea tha country.
uo During the ensuir ieveatigation: tho tro firet erines were confaaged
by Subject. | Fe was oantenced to solitary” Asprizonmont (a tochnical torn in
France which precludes parole).
“Subject served his tera in various rather notertotia pricons of France.
It appears that he road quite alot. (4F and von it was possible) and also
vored:nt one of hin iinventions: 4 machine for raking caribeard baxrés, This ©
machina. una cetually duflt for ono of the prigen a administrations - snd Pat :
into operation at tha prison factory. :
. When he rot out ‘of “Sail, his. wifate fanily covvankeated to hin that thoy.
did not wish to ao hin any ore, As a msttar of fect hs has not edan hor
pincé and dosa not know wtather aho hes rocafriad,. ve tald us. that ho would
like, to seo his children but that he will canly do 80 whoa ha hao echleved
something in life,
At present Subfsece te “Laving in Gan. fe ts not allovod to trawl withcut
permiaston frai-tho loca 1 polices, However, poeple treat hin normclly, bees
as he Ils to put lt, "Lf an the brother of tha brother™. Subject do part
in.a anchenical eonatruction ‘fle at present omctalized in naling ageortleins.
aids. {olectromsehanical) « Tf and when naceBsaTy, ha potas poratsgicn. to .
travel. ©
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wrote a erica novel whieh “until now Le eapubtated.
' it with. ths ee te not esther having
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3. Aggeustionts
: dt apgears to be quite a ‘corplex _popeonaltty. Baasd’ on so bri
p is ‘atill hard to: tell erst tear-and vhat ig actaal |
at of -his present: reasoning might have evolved in.
be raparded :63. only a a otep in Subjects: ‘avolation.
There evens aise tobe: ‘tnhth » Like forthe clandaatins and tlegal
“. gembined. with a ‘gatisfaction ‘@erived froa’ general: disaster es for example
wars | “Subject ’ told ns that he had an epsattanity to see artillery “in aétion
and that: ha ‘Liked: ‘to 560: ‘then fire. Ko alco liked to.e6e floning houses.
- Yet, on tho other hand, he: kept himself ont of any active. participation in
military action. and rather concentrated ‘on the tasic of producing £004, fore
gories and making. MONY '
: " poritically speaking cha ‘hates. Russians. Re: sala thet tho Geran tory
of the-Unte Asch is true in regard tothe Russians, Subject saya: that ho
dialikes ‘Cocsninien bit that Rusotens are: for him t ha- enemies par excellence.
Othorwise he has no natlonal or: ‘ractal. ‘prefadices, He. saya that ho doos nut
- practice any Felipion, Potevers. he: added, *Felieve | in. your God; F shall
7 believe an mine" ..
-Bubject is en 1 excellent cervorsationalist.< and definitely. hastho ability
to gat: alongwith “nest” srsonalitiag: without actually accopting thoir 1d3a8
or ways cf thinking. He. has read:a lot, hedovor, it 15 folt thet his: movl-
odpe of scientific nattors ‘(ho hae closed to hava guch knowledge) fe based
ms) ‘pare-scientific Literature which he reads Andiserininately.
Aividualist. Fa is probably eather ruthless, in farthor-
His pregent and bitten: {x to bo bos body in’ life.
: Subject. ie an in
ine. hig personal intera: ts.
Tt ta this officer's opinicn that Sab ject 4s rather euitatile’ for R&DSOX.
He ‘hao the traita of a bom ¢landestins orerater and o liktnp fer the dongorces
and {llepal. -Physteally he 1a healthy. and enduting (prover by his Leng stay
in various reuph Jailn). fe Yaar oasily and Le asaicilating aasily. Ca the
-ethar hand, his handling alpht axiatinos prisent problene, becavoy bho cay ect
Arpalatvoly and rashLy. bellowing that wut he deo La the pipht whing to do,
‘It is this. officarte feoling that cubfecs uicht: sorwtinns not think nattare
_ovor pruferring to make anap decistons ant to act caccomiing ly.
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fro tho disintesrat. ng. asorglan Reiublic. in ser to Frenea ‘where’ he"
_ hae Atved. ever since, excunt for about three yours during world war
mae 94 ‘when he woiked ‘voluntar: ly in ‘Germing as a. senl-skilled ‘laborer. .
He Joined. the! Préach Foreign Legion in gto: and was: demobilized ia’
rie in ‘North: Africa.” while in
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a friénd of Subject’s;,: in February “1958: ortly after ths tirot
meeting with. Friganza, Subject mot - patrick Bi. Newens anit Peter K.-Hin-
. ship... In. ‘tha course of moot Lngs. Tasting: a “total of. about 22 hours he.
7 was detriefed™ anda ‘preLininary assessment, including ‘& Hecnsler-
. Bellevue psychological - ‘test, Wao made. ‘Thére was no aisficulty in
‘authenticating. oursélves with’ Subject and in the course ‘of our con-
versatioas, wo got mo indicaticn that Subject did not answct the ©
questions put to him ina "frank - ‘and open manner. If anything, Subject
“perhaps. tried. to please for it. ig clear that Subject would like a Job,
almost any Job, with us because his present situation in-Gap.ie re -
_ gtrictive and holds-no preaise of _& futuro. But, Subject by nature ia
c-mot easily debriofed or’ interrogated - because he is glib ed seeans quite
naturally. to ansver specific quest:cns in a general Way. Noteworthy -
“and indicative is the fact. that the only birth Gate Subject Knew was
hia owns he did not know bis’ parents’, his wife's or even his brother's.
This is not suspicious or amique; but it Indicates that ‘it is difficult
. to pin him dow to hird fasts. then eenling ndth unpicasantassces or
: touchy mattera, Subject is apt to philoscophize a3 he ‘did when he was
asked. questions about the current. rélationchip of his ‘brother rnd bla -
‘pew “Wife. -Rather. than: givo- opinions - on facts ebout. tha ‘girl, no acted
that marriage is, sixty. percent. lova and ‘forty percent comnly, which ia. .
very Gallic and: probably: trie, but only ina round-abeut woy et best
does it-axpress Subject's persenil. views on the question unger dis-..
cussion. No attempt to ba teush with Gubjeat was mide and there was Do
occasion when we conveniently could have challenged hia’ sincerity. or
vesvalty, anak donot krow hes Subfeat bedava: In cich cirovc: stendes.
We would guccs that he would adopt a ‘tuke-it-or-leave-It ettitude. Ke
' would not be’ easily wullied. :
3. Education, Languages and ‘Cultural Standing .
" Subject p robebly hea a hettermthan-averege formal education for a
Prenclman ‘who. did not and never planned to ‘30 ca to So university. He
haan fair lay knowledge cf bistery but is tL) inte:rrcd on Geratle:
Zubject is saething of a saiontific dillutant, imterasied in the ala,
gscgets, clectrical - and rechanical, and probably uw gam, of colcatifia
and peeudo-soleniitic tings and dds. Kis krewledce ta broed but not
dosp; in sade things it is about as deep ae Popular Kesr-nites, but in
others ‘ho knows ecnaidembdty ssra. . . St,
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Subject’ elains to. opnale (O¢orginn woth! native tluency. He my
speak it well but. wo venture ‘that It is. pot: th
. being. spoken- in’ Gcorgia, this’ "probably being’ SO
"Hever: ‘been’ tO. Georgia. ‘hore, {8 no indicatioa ha as tha ‘language
“mich, 4f at all. tie speaks, , réuds end writes préach wita native”
fluency. Actually, French’! B his nitive’ languege;, at lease he aal-
J -eulates in Proneh! He ‘speak ‘and réads Geran Will ani is ‘oapabia of
.. express ing. ilmselr quite filly la‘it. | He. ‘understands English snd can
_ Bay .sizple ‘things in-it. , Subject” says “he is able to ‘adarstand aad
: speak Spanish, wa. ough to get along. :
French. “His mannerisms are Fretich, as ard
ay ENA particularly. georgian about . Subjoot,
A ceererenin ne ee nines al nett ote
to ‘have. his “affairs, particularly I his ‘bun less ‘pifairs,. "aapenient. oa
otaers. There are several points witch. support this: By -his-om .
“nadatés loa. (nhich incidentally, - “may beguite misleading because he may |
. have quite inc at: opinion. of himsalf).Subjectags a student was ob-
~. otreperous, impatient). and consistently so. “AS @ voluntary worker in
jenmany when fia seems to havo etruck out on his om is further avidence.
_ Now, rather than taking a steady Job of sons kind which sults bis’
abilities, Subject 1s cance again striking out. on-his oun; . although his.
- Pecord a8 8 convict. mitigates” this becsuse he has-no choice. Ono of
the reasons ny Subject does this is that he has an insatiable desire
to strike it rich or at’ least to ‘achieve. success and stature. This
“desire to attain. soaothing: may be related to the cosparison’ he. cust
be. forced to maka Ketween hia. record and that of his brother: His has
been unruly, irregular, troublesane, and he has attained very: littles
his brother became an officer in ‘the French amy (even though he was
foreign. bern): and {5 now. @ so-so succesaful architect. Algo, ve sus-
pect that wa- have’ ‘not! yet, gotten the full story on Subject’s perriage:
Janda: divored, ' ‘Perhaps Subject oarried unwisely, lost. face wita hia ,
family, ‘and/or was considered a low type mate ty his ‘wife’ 3 faatly- even
-before he was arrested.
One of tha anderlying r reasons why subject ig so tiidépendent.
is. that he is impatient. In conversation ve noticed that ha did not
walt for questions we wished to put to him to be fully fomecd. He. :
tends to interrupt in order to supply usually interest ing and sonotines
even pertinent intormatioen fe: seems unable to bide his time: We_
doubt. that Subjsect hes chy ‘insble moral cp e.her standards. In any :
given instancé he either rationalizes the facts. in. omer to reacha | i
ecnclusion which apgealed to him to begin with, or he simply overlooks’
the certain signiticant issue. & Still, Subject 16 not asorel or a
. eriminal type. Wa believe he mows right and wrong, sometires con-
. Siderg whother any given act would bo right or wreng and/cr decant.
His trouble fg that not having any fim base point lesuis him inte
roral centradietions which he can't solve acd Trequeatly 13 wiatara of
decausa he dcesn't really care. We doubt that Subject's aorals ccn- :
cerning drink, women, gasbling ‘and the other vicos. differ greatly at Coa.
mest frta the average pereca of approainately the ease background. do! ;
repeat, Lt is not that Subjett-hos no standards -- his are just ditrerant
and pecultarly his con, . i
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so; he “sakes a-jJoke of it. He wants: to° be Liked By. ‘people ‘and realizes- i
that Gost" Feoplo™ fing hin intoresting, entertaining and attractive. - |
, hat “Subject uacensclously ives an insértent place to . |
comradeship. He ean dnClucice poople- aiid be influenced ty then. He : {
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‘is mature about: ‘such ‘things* ‘but till wo think he would: ‘stick -by a:
int-of foolishness. Because :
be does, he his ° never been obliged
; frichd in trouble, ‘perhags: to. th
a ‘fPiond: ‘and aa ngquaintanee, and in O' wany
d Very. fow friends 38 such.
istens ‘well, ‘talks vapidlg and at length
: “without ‘attempting ‘to monopolize’ the converaation. Re.is quite will-
ing to eligb out en’a convorcational lind, Mioten when he hears scmecne
else speak” Up who is” apparently better informed, and asks questions
if his interest ‘has been aroused. We would guess that Subject would
“be particularly well suited to dealing with the ‘public. “He nicely
combines pseudo-attentivencss end Gallic charm. .
: We doubt that. Subject has much resolve and almost certainly
would not stick to a boring, difficult Job for very leng. We doubt
“he ‘would simply quit in a huftsHe ould far prefer to rationalize and,
if. necessary, to manufacture ‘ excuses for ‘release. Cemnected with this |
is the possible character weakness: in Subject. conceming his ‘rellability
to fulfill any givGén seat.task. We doubt. thit he would overaleap or
get drunk but if he persoually did not. understand and appreciate the
. fmportance of the job, hé* ‘would be inclined to let it slide or ignore
“it. Att excellent point in Subject! a ‘favor is that he could not. be,
brow beaten or. easily: a@ceainated. For instance, ve doubt that even the
threat of physical térture would force Subject to tell something he
did not wish to say. To preclude any such crisis, Subject would be
‘glib, ssoond guess his interrogators, invent facts or.at. least re-
arrange: thea’ ‘to sult whatever purpose he might have.in mind. Subjoct
ficiently informed abcut Subject’ 3 backround so that he could
eabeh out Stoject in any cue of jas evastenis., --
_ Subject 45 a materialist because he has the idea that: material
success is Recessarily the passport to respictability, social succcss,
hanpiness chd a host of other such abstract Ampenderables. Not thot
ho enjoys the very carefree life he icads. We think that odcause -
Subject hes this desire for material gain end hence respactability,.
‘the pronise of a sizeable financial reward would ty itself be sufficieut
to win his loyalty and wholchearted cocperaticn. This ts net to say
‘that the ant4- -Conmunist struggle for good and against evil means.
nothing to hia, It does, of courae, and he might undertake dangerous.
‘wark for the ‘love ef adventure, but ne would do so with a great dzal .
more verve and: convictien if he were sure of the pot of: ‘goid at the
-end of the road.
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financially successful | ‘business. Subject is antl- -Comnini'st,: etc , : oo ; :
feel ‘quite. ‘certain, but ‘he 18: elther too jaded; - or too matura; ‘ob too :
cynical to permit such’ notions. to-play such of a role. If he wera: given
the idea that KUBARK- demands flery anti-Coszunist motivation, Subjéct -
would-do his best to convince us.that that is what he is. Subject in 1
so. mally words’ sald that: ene of his prime desires was to get out ot ;
_ Prance," and 4s a first. choice. to go to the United States. The proalse : a
‘of American citizenship woul@ weigh in, cheavily as a factor In Subject's . as an
willingness to undertuke almest any REDOX mission ‘regardless ef the :
danger. Ina word, Subject’ $8 motivation Is material.
7. Hand} ing of gubjécts | ‘The handling, of.” ‘Subject. fron this point
on must bs ruthless and calculated. We think that Subject would be’
neither shockéd nor of fended by such handling;: as a Gatter of tect he
prodably eipects. it. - We. would récommend against, paying Subject more
than the absolute minimun he “needs to sufvive until the ailssion had
been complet ed. of Subject - is Temoved Cress ‘France, some eens must
be. found -to cénvinee Subject ‘that.we can dispose ‘or his to an area or
‘a placé at least ap disadvantagcous -to. Sudject as his present. ce .is.
In other words, don't give Sudject the carrot: cuntil he has done the Job.
Subject would not necessarily reed''to be trained in French as this ‘is
-the anly. language in which he is perfectly fluent. Even though his
Géorglan is very good; it is not current and he could be-used only on
a black missicn. «.He appears. to be phyatcally, rugged and in. gcod con-
ditica. Very arduous: and. exacting - training would be salutary.
Ve do net think that Subject would be an awkuand disposal
problea iv he wore transferred to ABACRE for training and Ris: mission
wore SubScqucutiy cancelled. - Givea scue nensy anda jod, £9 could te
resettled’ in aay South fAmericen country without difficulty. oO
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8. Recomsendations . |
.. (a We kope there. is sufficient information. cn: Subject now |
recorded. cn wich Headquarters wlll ta able to decide if Subject is of {
interest for REDSOX or uot. If-ha is, he should be further debricfed
and interrogated and given the LCFLUTTER test, The LOFLUTTER test could .
be givea in Paris or Wronkturt. . co . . .
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TROTCATE WHETHER SUBJECT COULD ak TUNED OVER QUICRLY AnD = a SECURE MANNER TO ANY RESPONSI ALE” Case OFFICta Fon
WANDL ING. IF SO. INDICATE TO WHOM.
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could arrange tranafer of Subject fron France to Germany for further transportation
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Patrick B. .NiWENS (p) Contract Employee, Frankfurt. Alias used not t indicated.
Francis M. BANKSHIRE (p). Psychologist. Alias used "John".
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© SUOIECT WAS HAD Im CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.
any -Teasu
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‘Subject is Georgian by virthj novever, 1 his: tantly fled to ‘France when he was
‘Therefore for all practical purposes he nlent be considered. French
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#8. HERE SUAJECT 18 ‘an OFFICEAL mEWOER OF A FORE LGN GOVE RNMEnT:
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‘PROVAL won ‘SUBJECT? SUSE. WAS. BEEN PREVIOUSLY 8: AIMED,
POA C=73532. 15 September 1958
oa EVALUATE. SuBJECT-¢ “Cwamactia, AEC ragiacaty and; SiCURLTY, Citic EVIDENCE. mete POSsrale:
‘Hiatery of impulsive actions: indicate Subject -has nerve ¢ daring.
‘feels Subject, 3 itkely to ‘be loyal .to a. person whom he.
hia: superios™, hi: impulsivene and imiaturity would make him @ handling |
‘It has been reported that.he ia gn exhibitionist. and an: egotist. ‘but: hts: :
| Persona ty ine les tha: fact tha he
JECT MAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED mntCn wUST BE EVALUATED. FROM a
+ EXPLAIN ANY SUTUATION O® INDISCHE TION 1m weit Su.
» CESOPERATIONAL SECURITY VILOPOINT.
No. reflected in files.
SUBJECT:?S PERSONAL ral HABITS . : ; .
1. USE OF LiouoR. Daves: cawai inc, PARAMGURS.
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: - tained by, ‘AEPADDIE. as ‘a means of ‘establishing bona.’ ‘fides (see
a ; he The ‘Station will bo glad to discuss the” ‘various problens of this case .
: with ERIGANZA or anyone else ‘designated by” FOS. It is requested that Headquarters’
-advise what further. ac tion will be required of the Paris Statione .
CoE ee WALIACE Ne HAVEDOR
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Cet individu est 1 auteur présuns da vol asain armio, corte Ye
mdi 26 fuln 7: D contre. la Basie du CAcDIT de LUEST, Bd Saussran
; garrareivrir ae asplacerait en arovinee, ‘« en. eoapagnte de ‘sa. thee - :
nde,.PAnROE, ‘an état x) cressease avancde, et de. leur ftllette five ce trotd —
ans enviren, : . . J
: Tl est ‘auseept {ble ‘ae elreuler ; a bord dtuns votture autorot Lie
ftcat la marque: et te nundro ‘sont Ancontius,_ .
Dott sire cons idéré comme DAUGEIALIUX - Peut 6tre arn,
“4 cas ca cdcouverte, ‘srocsder & arrestation de TLIVeICVILE et
ra terre, et aviser dcturgence Ltat-laJjor dea Bricaces serritoriaies =
ction de la volice Judielaine - rréfecture de Police - tilirvhone :)
at ‘autore/tiques 1593, 3 5M et 1595, ainst que le bh re at
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cary 195i, was modified on. February 1956 to linit hin to rdidance.in the Hautes.
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Ftnent, whore iis brother Achille PALASKIET (formerly TLITZICHVILI) now
Se T2EZICHAILI had planned on immigrating to Peru upon his release fron
prison, but he wis refused an entrance visa to that country, He hid on Italian
friend in Lisa nened LMERANCO RANGONI, who Lives. at ‘Avenuo Taena, ijureau 92: md.
is an official of the’ Peruvian Chenical. Industry.
INTLY' hada rather Storry youth, He arrived {n France in 1922-with
“his parents. “In October’ 1936 he was.condermed to ‘imprisonment wnt) tha ase of!
adulthood by the
weeks. he wes: c
‘Tribunal pour Enfants do la Seine for theft, However, aftcr a few
ek eced in his Rother's custody. . ter that he fourht ain the War until’
12 Cetobdr 1850 when he was discharged. ‘In 1913 -he ‘wont. to Germany as a voluntary ._
‘worker and ‘returned to Frarice in Fone 1525,
7» Upon his arrtst in July 1559, “he was not only charced with. armed rontery,
_ -for which he ‘was sentenced, but. also for four thefts ‘econpanied ly violence “and an
‘attempted theft, ali cormutted between. LShY and June 1950, . 7
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“the first paragraph of reference.
re es ° . Lote, ‘ a .
“| pL. -gubjeat ‘was described to:us by “AERADDLE before. ‘the latter covi- — :
. ‘¢abted nim in Prance and frod the report submitted uncer reference, 1b 7
_wowid appear to us that he may be even bettor than first was thought.
We ‘have noted the pros and congas outlined in reference and would like
_ tha opportunity to coment on the latter. It would seem to ug that the
fact that Subject {a on parole ‘ought to make little aifference, as far :
: . as his candidacy for -RENGOX.ig concerned. Surely.a’ means cen be devised — a oe u
‘to remove him from Prenese so that he will neither be hunted by the French — a '
euthorities nor oacome the object of suspicicn simply because he has left.
He might emigrate to Scuth America, which we probably could help him
achieve. He could move to North Africa and disapsear from there. If the,
fact that Subject 4s cn parole is thought to. be a handicap beceuse it-re-_
flects 6n his character, we believe that what we wrote abott the criminal | on,
recerd of ABOASIS 2 applies eqiially to this caso, The matter of. relatives 8?
in Georgia being considered as a con is giffioult for us:to understand, ‘
but we assute.thoro sust be sate special circumatances which maze 1t.80,
Generally speaking, va ahould have thought this to ba.a positive factor.” .
-Regarding posgible surveillance by the, other emlgres.we submit that euch
must be asauted in every. case, notwithstanding what the Subject in
question may think. The presumed surveillance becazes a proplem when. it
ig time to remove a candidate for training, waich calla for a smooth
cover fer his disappearance ( Cf. EGPA @1407}. Alter all, esigre sur-
‘ veillance cen anly do so much; it cannot keep close tabs on an individual ~
hourly: . About the last point: ‘“Unleas, there are sone special reasons not
explained in reference why. contacting Subject is Gifficuit, we believe |
that we could.do this securely and without attracting attention, The
-peans of ‘authenticating the agercach outlined in réferenice should te
scple - essuming that AEPADDLE’s arrangements are firm.
o make tne contact
nied, we would visit
. 3. Unless the Paris Statica is ina oositica t
with Subject, we request permisulan to do so.
Gap, contact Subject by ccans of a photograph which, it would seem, could —
be supplied ty Headquarters. It should be an uncomplicated eatter to
en try to arrange for Subject to
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‘Nesociatioa ‘ta Paris: and .3f-
Democrats. Lives with- wife. and children ‘at-39.r. rey ‘Cen. _
Erlanger, . “AUteail 6589. Hao grocery: store at a4 re Michelaage. ;
Co o Tnree ‘children: one 20 yes. old, and twine Aboy and girl): 14.
“Levan ‘puRABICHVILE: “waa povetbly lavolved. AEPADDLE . a : |
eed-thie, although LIZ. did not so state. Ca. sl yrs:old. i ;
Married, d3y. 1, giFL5. Budget director for SIMCA autornobile oo, , | a
plant. Lives at Zz. Jacques Mawas, Phone Licourbe 0222. rs rr es
‘Graduate: of Ecola des M: nes. Father, of L.Z. waa friend of.
-PATARIDZE ‘aad CABACHVILI (National Democ rats). Lid.
_ edasiders self an onal Democrat, bat fait, need for broader * :
: orgdbisation to embracé all.aoa- Socialis Georgians, He bas : :
. gstablished ‘such: an organisation, possibly knows ao the Comite. ;
. des. Georgians Abrea.
(ail the above ‘foar nave lived jo Paris since the 192080) - Re 4
5. Fna SOUMBATACHVILI (SOCMBATOFF)wasthe She
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group of the Georgian {povoiuly kagwn as Notre Patrie). which. la
published by ‘Micha ‘STOUKUUA: (STURWA), -BLRESHNILE belongs:
owen two oF three: dmes:
to Geor gia‘on: -tiegal missions. Tae last time he was wounded ia
tbe ‘lower. right. Teg, and was: helped by. a cotnpanion. He did not
esrvice the Customary: ‘dead drsp the: last: time, because ‘of his leg. .
_. Bhe miethad sf. crossing favalved age of ‘antiarms: of Turkish army:
officers, and: the asalptaace of another ‘Georgian: ‘aod two Turks.
At. aight they changed to: civilian clithes and croseed ‘over.
BERESHVILT saye | thore are: ‘organised Cesegiaa groupe wiliing ts 7
fight ne Ausslans. oo
Since L953 BERESHVILI t bas been contacted two or three
times by the. Americans, but nothing has come of thia,: and. he.
feals the Americans’ are nyt foliawing up. properly. ‘He said-‘the
Larest altempt tavaolved. a letter -writiea to him ia Hussian, giving
hima: telepbone ‘number’ to call: Before “ealllag it he: tried to
trace-tho number through e>nnectians. af. hid wife's. He feels” that .
contact with Georgia is important ifthe eitigration organizations
are. t> bo Fepresentative of the. feelings in the homeland,
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Crtovoa by. the Cormane in Vise or Ayas,
mo fi. 4 aoe clear whather. thio clash ecedrced. ,
ce “ Wiita. ia “Landed, Parle, ASPADDLE met
trakil a4 ria Ra. Wimbledon, London
t ad that’ he. ‘has’ Cratact ia London .
earvice, and offered tobe of service
kod. MENT ET ACHVILY about.
‘nathing good
aff, ‘who was: Bot Properly Aandled by” the”
: vali h 53. ware was not Continued
because ‘af tho | poor Gualtiy: of: APADZE. ENTE TACHVIH said
that: DIAPAUZE Ae i ed the boraeg, Aiy ADOLE
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“Bora Bybe in Ceorgia, Mérrted. toa Russton,
Lives. at
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low Coorg jlane in Valeatignay ‘nave ‘worked for. or are vendor ;
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- AGPADDI E:bad n> chance t3.1ind out how iar. Age 36 ar st, physieally d
. otrong, has deatre t9, work. Ts elevator. ropair, maa, with pleaty. ;
- ai. Spportinity t ove arsund, ‘Piatipodia | ‘Bas meang 3! resebiag. ; !
“STOUROUA bn pou: Iraklt KALA SOAR, ED. Jean, Jaures, Vanvee: i
(Solna). ce ; . nn |
‘bap ssed wish to work. Lives at & tr, Mont Blaac,
or 50, Ste" or ik", 200 Ibs. X>uad face, bald.
“Aau- ‘Socialist. “Works 3 as. a.
: Nota a ;
i. OF re but’ ‘an. actioa.: aa. Had: some recont leag: trouble.
: Williag to go to Corogia: - ‘Belleveo best ineana sf contact with ;
_ Gesrg rece through Turks of ‘Coorglaa, descent wha live near -
Georgian border sad- “who: Could ald-in: crossing. Oreen't believe
is. frequeat erosaing: .
s. rad: KALATGZI
: “Age . -Freach ttiaen. Keeps ia touch -
‘with travellors’from Coargla. Thinks: Aaterta:of ‘hot war
aituation. ears that acon adv. n. ight Jeapardise existing ;
“Georgian underground argacis than, Feels that.evan top Coorgian
and a darget fol: rowing than the.
; : : bald, taarried, | two daughters,
enpustace, drives ta. Prats dae a ebemtot. -WWIl-éscapee.
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ta. get word ‘of. Aim: through the: French Coles
Moecow. They spent ‘their own. funds, — . |
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2 “eomrédea, ‘and. may ask. ‘for Gerinan or. French: citizenontp.
. SUM wants toLight: Comma Sm, and doda‘not-fear reprisals against
well or. fasnily. lotarested. ta becormi advisor on Soviet alfates,
or ia working” for. Vileo of Armerben, “haowna Georgian, ‘Kusslan,
Geri: “an, and Freoch. Hao foir’ "knowledge ‘of faglion..
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‘Subject haa another slater, Niiouka, who lemarried ts
LATOZ. fb and Ler kusband-are consideriag repatriating, ©
*S was in t » ho is afraid of tha consequences.
Ota aod Sorgs*TSOULAD?. &: devised & €9de to advise Shota-
, _ Whether-he:abould:ropatriste oF not.’ Siete eto Inform ACPADDLE
pokes - of any euch medéage.. Shave was formerly ‘An ongineor, is now |
oe _ & tad-driver. APADDLE feele that Sergo TSOULADZE ta no
Ber ; longer a firmly cosvinéed Cviimunist. ‘Sergo etated that he ._
Sr Plano to do research at the University of Tiflie, and to keep out
ae : ‘of polities. He pans to sce Helene TSITSICHVILI in Tidia, : i
9. Gouram TSQULADZE Te re
Je\a cousin of Sergo. Hats $112", 190 lbs, round face, TG
Bs _ ‘Hight bait, heavy moustache. Jie is as officerworker for Alr :
oo _ | France. He-ts.22 or 23 years old., He-went to the Mzacow Youth !
“Eh ‘Festival in 1957 with a French football team. He stayed in Moscow
‘about.two months, using money he made galliog watches and
_paltsvers. He plano.to go back'ts the USSR this sumu-er, and is
‘looking for funds to finance:bis trip: and black market activities.
. Ae Gouram told AEPADDLE if thie dads not materisiize, he will
Ary to 36 the US instead. AEPADDLE overheard GOUAM tell
Sergo be would seq hici. ia September, : PADDLE considers
Gouram to be Not.t29 sccure oF substantial. Ho is not woll !
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‘Jora ASSATIANI
. 3s. yeara aldi Martiea to a -Freach girl, has. ‘Gao. child. -
Lives in. Léeuville: (apparently: in’ ‘Communal, house with B RESHVILI
: etal . Wife ise echool teacher, Subject. arrived: in Paris da.
after: escaping. forced repatriation, Applied far “Wiss.
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“at E lian Embass a. War ight: cor munis. Claims his. j; o
f i gal travellers to the: Soviet Vaioa, who ;
Sold be ased.
; well educated, a ;
“Indian Embassy,
. tothe ISSR On a migdion MMmsél. ‘He. is. ste", itc¢ lbs.
“bald, cound face,. light esimplaxion,: quick thidker, well dressed.
Woll- regarded by. all who know-him. Feels that the older generation ;
of emigrea:is tuo rigid. ‘Considers BERESHVILE a good asoet,
ales Sergo KORHKEIDZ&, - . ;
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PATARIDZE @aid he would. like to be sent to Turkey to organine
The. faite jag ie given ag: evisenie ats Saviet setietiy amos. a
Georgia . ; ; tote
* Sremia’ 9 TAKTAKICHVILI, from his mother who sala ake :
may viatt him in: aris.
b. “The following have rsceivad packages from ,
Tints containing tood and home made candy: -
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_Mra. Keths TCHENKELI {CHenKe1a) ;
Ceorgt CHANCHIACHVILI | (SHANSHIASHVILI)
; c. “Nearly everyune réceived the Ceorytan lang: ‘ago.
‘paper of the Mikhalloy Committee in Berlia.
“2. CABACHVILI, PATARIDZE. and ZURABICKVILI all expreseed
: interest ds. ‘Americéa. support | for their gTOup. :
They stated that
the support givéats their avoup asa whole by rolish intelligence
belarea W.W I largely contrib: ed. toward: the readinogs of large ..
agdinet the USSR during:-the war. .
‘eoatacts. with Georgia. Says. he can get: necessary papers for
_trip to Turke 7a and hac.msa in niind for euch mission (apparently —
“DPJAPADZE). PA CARLOZE saye this operation 3 would cost no
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oe and some of. these. youngeters are eager. to visit Goorgia,
i : oe t The Gerinans: ‘Are trying to sot pan information Mak with. the
Lo . + Caucasus, ‘Conceined swith thla activity are Micha ALCHIGAYA |
F dad fna MANDE,. the German officer. in charge who was laterested
_ fa. the Caacagus: during. WW. So tar nothing: ‘cdncrete has
“Déen: accomplisheu.
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has’ beca to ‘Manich in: connection: awieh thie activity.
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“to: ‘find: a suitable fob and: ‘betwoen 1945: and,1948 he did-odd fobs
a8 a draftsman, ‘aad: tried to market's an inveatisn of nia. own.
- Asome Kind.
' cause of ‘their’ war record
ten” ‘years. : Subject was:
ears. ago and is required to Live. in
“the: je -sboat of Gap (Haites Alpes), “ander parole’ to hie. brother.
: ADAM bas also been: released aad. ig aot ander Featri¢tion as to
. residence. ' ‘Subject feels thie is unjust docrimiantion, against ©
himself aaa non-citizen. .
and teceived: from Subject two.
aame writes: backward, AEPADDLE
& would serve as boaa fides for anyono who
aay ‘gives date: (a slide. rale: type gadget). : 7
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Fathe Stren . "Mother: ‘Marie (deceased)
Sts' ert ‘Helene .. _Brother: Artehil :
: | Sabject is now. ving with nia brother’ “Agtenil, | who is
about 41 years old. The. address io. 1-bia r. de Selivue, Cap
(Hautes - Alpes), Pbone: 3082, Artchil was. recently: divorced from
. the daughter of Noe Jordania: (late. Presidéat of Georgian Kepublie
da early 1920'6). His two. daughters live with him. His former :
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“Comimmittes) | urging’ ‘Georgian emigres. to -repatriate, AEPADDLE Se » ;
heard that shortly after their’ return both father ‘and daughter. were -
sent to Stheria’ for a. Hime. : . .
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30° ‘Septeaber_ 1964,
-at 51 “Kuhvaldstr which WIROGUE. occupied during his 1 1/2 year
: "association: with HARVARD ‘(this is. “no - ‘longer a: ‘HARVARD safe.house).
"2 CVO. idid’ not tell Dave" his. name” Wer: the: telephone’ and’ indicated
that ne would be ‘able to recognize “Dave”. ‘C.0. picked "Dave"
‘up on the corner of. Volta and Kuhwaldstr and drove: a couple: of
blocks. - to a parking place where the conversation took place.
. Cc 0. learned that WIROGUE was. no “longer. employed by the
_Boechler Company in Munich. ‘He apparently has -had' a -couple. of
factory. job bs: since” thai. job and’ is_ currently ' unéinployed.
sis without: work, without friends, ‘without
sted Murmann’s’ ‘old: office because he is
Subject ‘Stated that he had tried hard
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employment ‘po: Sipilities had. ‘hot changed “since WIROGUE was told
there was no. ‘possibility of future employment with the Agency,
Subject’said that’ the purpose of his telephone call. was to advise
to contact, the:
swould= ‘offer-his: ‘services:
jections to his —
‘the British since
we. are apparently. unable to ‘utilize him further, °C.0. said that
obviously WIROGU would: -do. what he. would do: and. that while we
hiad no control over his’ actions it. would. ‘seem a bit surprising
that -he would: delibertely place. ‘hinselt in ‘the hands. of the
-French. ‘authorities where he. was: “known: to have a criminal .record,
_| WIROGUE implied that. he. would obviously’ tell all, to the French
and indicated. that. ‘he was nd concerned about any actions that
‘they, would take against him..:.He. appeared sure in an extremely
vague: ‘and confused way . that the ‘French Intelligence: Service could
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. In the course ‘of the lengthy’ discussions ‘WIROGUB let it”
‘be known that he. was’ not’ very happy ‘about the treatment he a
‘had .received: from. the Ancricans--that he felt he had been ©) rrr
‘dropped, and =i ppéared’ obvious. to.C.0. that if we had no
further work for he was. threating to tell his story to the
‘French authoriti ‘story. which. be presumably feels we would |
-nét, like. the Frenc fiow about.. It Should be stressed that . uo:
t 20 “time was the. ckmail: threat" bluntly presented. It was ae
: ; advisé: us ‘of his-plan to leave for. Le
fention in mind and that he ‘wished.
bjections"™. - _
th WIROGUE the ‘considerable effor
‘ablishing..a new 1.
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peor: >
- German:eco appealed to him £ an
him--he would probably bé: unhappy “wherever he ‘goes.
rr {ted Subjects beliefg that “intelligence work" was
ae ” the ‘only thing for which he was. Suited. C;0.' ap expressed the view
, that he should get his head out of the clouds and his feet on
the ground--that, he should’ find a job, however BENCYar, and throw =~
himself into it. “At this point WIROGUE said that x€ at one time _
he had told « Murmann: of: his’ desi re to become a driver or
chauffd¥. bi hat Mr. Murmaan told him “he could find much more ,
‘the. thi
satisfied.
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- suitable employment. With a certain amount, of disbelief C.O.
pursued this topic with-him telling. WIROGUE that-Qif he waza was
ea. ving that this kind of employment
axxh@ in be.
ng to -him,that it was the first sensible thought
he had expressed “in ‘the ‘course of the discussions and that C.0.
would determine whether it would be possible to assist Subject in
obtaining. a West~ erman driverfs’ license (Subject indicated that
. -he had.a Congo @rivers Yicense when ‘he arrived in Frankfurt
although it was issued in ‘another name). While Subject pretended
ae us to have ‘a genuine. interest in obtaining such employment-- and ;
x - .) tised this to refute C.0."s accusation. that he only wanted to start
: at the top and considered most kinds 6f honest employment as .
being. beneath him--C.0. is highly skeptical of Subject's motives.
‘WIROGUE was told.to call Mekaaaxézkixx Mac (this is the only name
.-which -C.0...gave_to WIROGUE) on the following day (Thursday; .1
October) and°C;0, would xa-let— im know whether he “could help rot olla
would be ‘satis
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he merely wanted. to visit with C.0. whom he. considers to be
his. only friend, .at least in Frankfurt. He said that. his work
with the Munich firm is Going very wéll and-ts coming along
fine. ‘He received his Pa month's salary iand expects to go
.to Munich on’ the first- part of May for consultations and
-Would then; around 30 May, move to Munich. permanently. .C, 0,
told. Subject. that he. would be. leaving for the U.S. probably
the first. week in June and Subject asked if. they. could have
_ dinner together at least one more time before he left.
. Subject Said* ‘he: ‘had signed the contract, detatis of which
he had: prey tous ly . ‘given. C.0.;- but -was ‘sorry. ‘that he. had not
brought the contract with -him and promised to show it -to C.0.
the next. time they met. Subject’ thanked. C. O. for all the
help-he had..given- ‘him to enable ‘him to make a new Start and
anted: the. ‘lunch to. bé: a small ‘token of his appreciation, He _-
so paid C.0. 20. ‘DM which had. been loaned hima ‘year anda half
_@arlieér. and ‘gave C. 0. a- ‘small French cigarette lighter as a
rememberance. -C..'0.. dropped Subject off downtown and suggested
they have lunch, perhaps the first or second week in May.
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pean sales representative’ had met with
the Munich firm.” “Subject said the following had been agreed
on:
- Subject would reccive. 1500 DY a month salary,
free living. quarters in Munich, the cost of
maintaining. his ap rtment “in Frankfurt, expense .
account, dh. percentage of the profits realized. : '
from aby of; Subject ‘ s ‘inventions patented, by the . _
: firm, a‘ work shop in ‘Munich plus, absolute personal
freedom of movenent regarding working hours, etc.
ete.
; Cc. 0. tola him that the ‘above. was very “hard to believe,
“that he should have this in. writing. ‘Subject said that it”
was’ to be drawn up and. “Sent to hia for his signature.
Cc. 0., of course, expressed his pelight wit Spbject's s
perspicacity and perspicuity and ‘t but not “Et? boundless
gage. Cc. oO. asked if th would mean he would be moving to
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:intends to spend most ‘of his. time’.in Munich, “however, and
will. ‘Come-to Frankfurt. once. 2 month to oversee Nagely's work
“on the production models of his. ‘projects. Subject intends. to
do:.the reéséarch and development | work in Munich | with Nagely in
Frankfurt. making “the: tinished model.
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recruitment. and his activities while associated with KUBARK, ‘ °
+ reviewed" HARVARD 's ‘attempt to prepare Subject for an
lenent’: ‘and Said that we are now in a position to quit :
clain hin and close the: case: ‘and ‘that we wanted to bring OCA !
up-to-date on the status of Subject's case-and to find out if
‘there are any. loose ends. from. Bonn's: point of view or HARVARD's
” which Should be tightened up ‘prior, -to cutting Subject loose,
. ¢C. oO. ‘explained. that ‘Since. December 12, 1962 when OCA
_ ‘Teéceived. a, query. from .the ‘BFY. ‘Yegarding Subject, HARVanb had
‘been: trying to plused the. point: ‘Where Subject could be on his
on ‘of the BFV, -that to enable Subject to
to stay. here without continuing ~ .
_ juld require. preparing a complete life
|... History ‘for Subject: with .a new political. recognition interview
: re; Both the” -Lebenslauf. and a new. interview story were
ed:and copies of the: old: story were removed fromthe
various: files and replaced by the new, C. O. said that HARVARD
' bad two questions for Bonn pad—thet (1) at the time of the
original. BFY.interest in Subject’ had OCA promised Subject COD
“inter lew story?, ‘Art. brought. out “QOCA'S “file on ‘the case and
_Said ‘to answer the- sécond: question first’ it would appear from
the” deta Ted. ‘information contained in the’ ‘BFV. query: that they
OCA appre. ia ed eing brought: up-to-date on the case
opies ‘of the. BFV 's original
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stsrery. _ WIROGUE
DATEL 10 March 1964
1500 hours |
—-Oderweg & Glauburgstr.
: t “Slip with<the: 2) Mare
date- indicated and had told him*to waste no time since an :
ividual is, required to. 'deregister and re-register within a
: ‘ad of 8 ‘day: Subject.
: Said. that since his rental contract dates from January 1 and
_ that: ‘date is indicated: on ‘the. -régistration Slip,the police
wall question. why -he- waited so long to register. C. 0. told
‘him-that the an: r was Simple and that he wished Subjéct would
not bother him such small ‘problens,. C.-0. told Subject
to get an Anmelda-form and fill it out and have his dandiord
sign that he inoved - into the apartment on 1 March
tomthenkasdiondatht che’ had- been deregistered as, of ‘2: ‘March,
Subject. said that he ‘had already figured this out but that ‘he
. wanted. an excuse to: meet Co 0. and- talk. to hin, .
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-He showed C. 0. a Munich Konto ' check : for 4, 000 DM which ”
“received .for developing a device: reported. in previous
t reports and: went ‘on,-to say that his business trip to
"Munich had. been ‘reasonably ‘suécessful. He had discussed the
“development. of several new devices with, the director of the
Munich ‘firm and was now in the process: of working on another
device for the firm, He had made arrangements whereby he would
receive no eee for the ,new device but that the firm would use
its § : 3 to markof # another, i i
/* come to-Munich-to -liv “and: ‘work, Subject. has: ‘agreed < che 7
“turns ott to be- worth his. while. C.:0. _ congratulated Subject
and ‘told him to. ‘continue the good work.
.. , Subject was. given a.copy of his new political recognition
interview stor nd was asked if he=had any questions regarding
‘his legend... Subject replied that the story was so long he
could not possibly memorize. it completely, _C. O, told him that
- the intent was to provide in detail any and al} facts which in
the future might be of importance to him in the conduct of his
affairs, — . wo . ; ‘
“0 ...-Subject. was asked about his plans for the future. His
“answe as that. the Director of the firm (reported in contact
7. Febr had- invited him to come to Munich on
3, among..other things, the-possibility of
e engineering department. This plus the
2 agreement with BOHLER-& CO,
“act™as an engineering consultant might
‘alize his ambition,. ice.’ to have a position
‘ordinary job,
than an
C. O. quitclaimed Subject and wished him luck,
et the higher echelon
f a wt . ~ 2 7
UBJECt ‘Ss id that although: official contact, is at an end_
he hoped that C, O. would not reject an invitation for a ‘friendly
get. together from time to time. .C,.:0. replied that if business
Te oo matters permitted he would .be glad to mect Subject,
- Subject jJovially announced that they would probably meet . |
“Some day in the U.S.) €. 0. reminded him that: any action on his
‘part which would involve: ihe taking’of fingerprints could: have
dire consequence. for Him... C. 0. went on .to report
‘told Subject months earlier and that is: .
migrate t to the - U; s.,. Canada,
att “ition of: NTERPOL :
So i
hi
ou d Ammigrate- t
@ 41s to- pass. hinself”
on; C. 0. said he. :.
t frou visiting any ‘country
representative. “C.°0. ‘told: him:
erfectly,docuniented and ithat.wecan a
d‘ neve ‘forget’ that’ his fingerprints
Chiéf/HAR
“y quests “Such a letter it
im to-any more of our M oO.
s ; such a letter he’ will
Oe: Fer
_ would be adviseable not to expose h
Weean ‘be ‘gure ‘that if” ‘Subject need
‘contact: HARVARD. .
. _ Thi of ome talus dhe sath ia rene
4 Y ne id he had the -impréssion C..0. Wag .
anxious to get rid of him and also seemed to have doubts
“as to his ability -to take care of his eee financial problems.
C. O. laughed in @turn' ‘and ‘said he would indeed be glad to see
. Subject on ‘his own and added that he had‘ no doubts re:
- Subject's ability to get money but that he is only hoping Subject
. would use. ‘methods acceptable to society (chuckle). .
° 7S Subject -had both English and German versions of his
legend,.C. 0. took. the English copy with the explanation that
_ if ‘Subject ‘Should: submit a -Lebenslauf,. in connection with a
1) “(job application,: he German version would be more appropriate,
_C. 0. took Subject’ to Tunch and dropped him off in the
city after ‘pr. sing. to'.\see-him-on the 2nd of March, - ;
K Che athens tnd a pisns one. tooaled a
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‘24 February 1964 - 7
_WIROGUE |
suivect:
“incorporate ‘the ie change ‘of Subject's father’ from Simon”
_ Sanders té‘Frank Simon ‘Sanders. C. 0. asked if the new copy .
have to be: ‘changed: or: replaced. _John made" a,notg, of what
. Het ave all
! the | new copies changed “to: ‘read Frank Simon Sanders. John said
: that ‘this sort of thing happens from time to time; that it. is
_ dust, a Simple error and will. raise no eyebrows.
0. th en brought up the point that Subject's.
expire in Octobér 1964 and‘ we-and Subject were
would run into: “any. problem whe he: went
ID». we’ “should pick. ‘up Subject * ‘Ss
répares’.the - “necessary- Antrag,
eis. within ‘one or two <day$, dated
‘Lohnsteurkarte ,and eregistration slip. If this works out,
‘our plans to seated Subject will be accomplished this coming
Friday . : ,
the (BFV'S= daterest: ta. Subject
John- we had ‘received’ ‘a query” ‘from
Bonn indicating. the BFV's interest in: Subject, and. contained:
"what. looked like “excerpts fron: Subject's political recognition:
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_ 5h Kuhwaldstr. L
resolve any s which he might have. ~C.
would. ‘bring. a Sov. realities: expert with him who could
‘answér ‘any quest: ns ‘he: might ‘have Subject gave.C. 0. his
copy of the old. political recognition interview story plus
‘receipts which indicated he had“paid- 390 DM "Caution" and a
rent receipt for 300 DM.for the month of February. He also
showed C..-0.. ‘his rei tal” ‘contract for the 6 month period
; starting. ‘February. 1 964. Subject gave c. 0. a bill for
. 410 ‘BM, cost of repairing his. lower plate. C. O. gave Subject the
‘the ‘bill. and get the receipt | :
“Vt “to-C. 0, ‘Subject was. told ‘that
: : ; : the menth of March, deregister hin
probably th latter ‘part’ of the ‘week, -and give him-the |
n-slip. -He was’ also ‘told c..0. would. deliver -
Tolitical recognition interview. story. to him
-prob: bly this week. “Subject was not too pleased to hear that.
che. would - ‘déregistered because his Reiseausweis. ‘expires in
. October® "1964..and. ‘Subjec ‘feels that it might not. be’ ‘renewed
: unless | he .is under the protection of the U.S. Army .- Cc. -O.
. Said he feels there is no. ¥éason to worry unless Subject is
not working and, thereby. ‘proving that he is not an industrious
_law- abiding citizen, - Subject. Said that. he has been trying to
h
inventions: and told O. the following story: -
: Subject, in. his” wan érings ‘aboutsth city, ‘had - “by :
accident’ met ‘the - Frankfurt. representative of a.Munich firm. mo
~which: manufactures a device called the. "Starlettograph’ which , ‘ :
is used in the printing - industry. Subject told the sales
. representative how: his. ‘product could: be improved ‘and, as
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- the German ‘language verSion of his L§benslauf. was now being,
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{S$ indeed being painted and 3
the apartment wh.
. repapered. “
2, O, paid Subject DM. 1,000, DM 800 of which is for __ :
‘subsistence. and rent for’ Feb wary and the remaining DM 200 .
‘to be applied to the one month's rent in advance required
by the landlord, ; :
Cc. 0. told Subject’ that all copies but one of his original
political’ recognition interview story had been recalled ‘and
used: to provide’ the basis for a aew Story. €.:0, told. Subject
that -as ‘soon as thé new story was prepared, copies placed in
.the various. files. .and: the one remaining copy of. the old story
removed from its file, Subject would be for. all -practical
“purposes, his ovn boss. , — , ; :
-°@)-0. told him. that: we have decided to-telp him get a new .
start by (1) paying the cost of having his denturey ‘repaired,
(2) by paying DM 200° on the DM.300 one month's rent in advance
Subject must pay, (3) by providing DM 800 per month for
‘subsistence and housing until he can.be legally on his own,
i ; t-least rior to : .
Pi [i “the household:
: : ) fifg the “iron, “the vacuum ~~ ae oo -
cleaner, and. the radi bject's rather perfunctery. thank you
was: Somewhat leSs' than what .C. 0. ‘had.-expected..and when C, 0...
expressed surprise at Subject's lack of enthusiasm, Subject:.
_stated that he was most appreciative -but was. not very demonstrative.
weg
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ainder as. ‘part of his” resett ement .”
I have been emphasizing to’ Subject over the past weeks
i Se ‘that. President Johison's economy. drive has: affected all 7 — Pe
: agencies and departments, _ Subject,. therefore, has Been
sonditionea not to expect money for BKZ. or for furniture or
a termination sum, Any or all of these would normally, be
provided. dn a ‘case of this, kind,
“hold ‘items listed, ‘and contiriue - to pay him subsistence for a
month or two after we notify him he is on his own, we will,
I believe, get,rid of him as cheaply as. possible andwithout... ... ee
SéFidus complaints. —
od
° Laskin ra sgn EET NENG Satya I asciea: ass ETHEeES
‘stag’ dn. his alee Yee exgupyc and take: over the DM 300 rent.
We had hoped he would be-sensible enough to use this opportunity |
t save a little money..-.. subject. S. answer was that he feels”
“afford. that “much rent he might as
Subject: said he could not. understand why C. oO.
he _Subject, that all he was -asking for was
—i@tice prior to being turned loose on his
. ; ; - own. C “0. said he was willing :to' drop, the matter as ‘long as |
aan : mo. . - Subject did not .come crying the blues to us later about needing |
. a : _ “money.” ‘Subject said. that-i things ‘got’ really, bad..he would. -
cor ‘get a-job.. ¢. 0. ‘applauded: and. offered his congratulation
- '. but said -he. assumed this. would ‘only ‘be a desperation measure’,
. Subject did Bot Like. the: Joke. ©. on .. wo 1
well be dead.
was harping: on
WIROGUE. proudly announced that he. has. made datensive.
efforts the last few weeks to sell 4 of his inventions. Cc. o.,
,somewhat exaspérated “told hin he would never understand how
such an. obviously clever man ‘ould, for so many years, refuse
to:-his re: ponsibilitiés: to. ‘hinself “and: “society™
d ‘ean world-of get rich quick. schemes, Subject
| at is now.a-familiar act in ‘which he. acts terribly a ees
— ’ because c. 0; (his one, true friend) does | not have’ faith i “him. : .
‘C. OW: told ‘Subject that ‘he ‘is ‘a great actor and added that ‘he:
(c. 0. Js Would think much. more. highly | of -him if he would think »
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- could not promise
if any, could ‘be given Subjéct when’ he
‘Ody... Many: month ago C.°O.-had
q E that’ upon bis final’ termination we would see
what -help could be given him “towards apartment réntal, dishes,
' furniture; etc. Cc. 0. felt that. it would be a good idea.
fo tell Subject, that he.should'not expect a great deal of “~~
_ ip When’ ‘he leaves ‘us’: ‘that he might. réceive very little, .
any. . : st oo
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tried. to discourage Subject from taking over the.
artment; but Subject said he is working on an
_-invention’ forthe: owner of the apartment and would try to
swing some..Sort of deal... Subject asked if he-could expect
o receive some help if he°had to pay rent in advance when
‘his . rters. -C.°O, told himdte would pay ‘the
’ ‘S$ Tent in.advance but would require the receipt
“Subject said he would call C. 0. as soon as he has
made arrangements for living quarters for himself.
s
C. O..said he was
lat the ‘apartment. was ‘to.be™ ‘given up. and. had - hoped.
20nth - ‘or. .-O.-went.on to Say. that
. . ‘not: be: doné ‘and that he would: talk
‘to: his. housing. ‘people and would contact Subject early ‘the:
following week.
- 2 6.0. told’ ‘Subject that his Lfbensiaut bad been ‘completed oe
‘and was being translated into Germaii; C. 0. feels that the '
: ‘final step. ‘towards Subject's: permanent resettlement can be
taken within the next two: months,
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“we “wished
to establish if, as Wins told us Sone’ ‘month ago, it would
be possible to prepare’ a new: ‘political | recognition interview : ‘
Story, and replace the. old copies with. the new Story. ‘Wilms
“said BE werk would, ‘be necessary to recover “Eats” ‘copies: of the
"s name ; his’ birth: date, ‘probably the hanes. of his
es . a nn . a _ ; ce
parents and: an extract of ‘the reference ot Subject's activities : _ :
with the Georgian. Resistence. (Group. It was decided, therefore,
that this Same. information should definitely. appear in the
new Labenslauf, This was to ‘be taken care of, by shaving”
_ Subject s father’ Ss name be Prank Simon Sanders (since Subject! s
ie is Georg Frank Sanders and ‘on the original ‘story ~.
= Biidgea activity’ “in. “a Gepreian resistence group. Fue | all
| bi ,
realize that, aif. avebpy has. ‘been made: of ‘the’ ‘story there is
_nothing we can do about ‘it anyway. — ; . , ;
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don and asked C. O. “it
nt notice So he. can ‘make.
0. told hifi that, he would try to give him at
Jeast, one month" s. notice. :
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‘to pay” al: his. lite ‘for’ a.crime. when - technically: he. ‘had. paid .
ny. serving. his prison term... ce oO. ‘told -him ‘that. unfair’ or not.
Subject" s misdeeds -have. placed: certain ‘restrictions on his’
activities and nothing. could be .done to change that. He was : :
‘ reminded that with!a new identity he will be in’ a position to ~ ; 4
7” estabjish himself ‘and ‘be a contributing. member of society. .
‘Subject! S answer-:was to’ the effect that: he was not too happy .
‘to be contributing. ta Germany.” . . . . ‘
- c. 0. knows that. the above is Subject's s way of letting
'C. 0. ‘know he would like to be cleamas a whistle, be able to
‘use his true name and go back. to France.
old him that all’ things considered he could be a
off and should ‘think: about ‘building his future. .
; - Subject then ‘stated: ‘that’ he. would. repay all the money. we
» had: spent on bhia.: €..0. ‘told ‘him. that we. did hot want the
money repayed ' ‘that e “would only: foul-up our books. ‘He was:
_ told that ‘the. ‘best way for him to, repay ‘the debt would be: to
work hard. and. lead a decent. ‘life... Le .
C1 0. left after promising to have lunch with Subject
soon. : ; SO : .
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hing: nc all but had: ‘said: aot
_-the:C; O.,. would” find out. if any ‘help’ ‘could. be > given a Subject
jo “this” area. ; .
“Subject ‘backed down: and then stated that his- wish had been
-to ‘go to South America: and that C. O. had promised him this: : Sc
would be’ arranged; €. 0; .told him’ that our. intention had been | me ‘
. '. tol arrange this for Subject but that it is impossible to
_ accomplish. and: the: matter would have to be dropped. Subject was
told, as che has ‘been told’ several times, that if-he desires
to go to South America he will have to arrange it on his. ‘own
and: after he has” ‘built Up some work experience here in the F.R.
SE CR ET | 7
1 November 1963
1100 hours ;
Apartment’ °
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C latest invention. perfected ‘to
ill be receiving a- ‘substantial. -Ancome at-
ec. ho ‘told. hin: ‘that ait séemed: liked
work, | schemes. Subject’ denied. that this was'the case but.
cL. oO. does not believe ‘him.
a ee 0. wished him. luck in his -plans. but advised him that | . i
“when it was’ time ‘for him: ito be on his own he would not. be given . _ _
a long. transition period.” Subject said that up’ to now he has
been working for. the Work. shop. owner. without receiving pay of.
: that he:. cow )
cash there ic. no. “reason why. ‘he
of’ Sanders- and cash it” Since ‘he
‘Subject’ said-that. it. ‘might bé in
directly: to ones bank account.” ‘« OS
to that was simple, ‘that ‘he ‘should say, that: he has ho bank
, account.” ; mo, : : " *
pepistered at Camp: King.
kind, of a check > that is paid
. c. 0. doesn't know what Subject: ‘was ‘trying to zet at. but co : ces
is sure that he has Something in mind. He then asked C. Oo: to ao
find. ‘out what the. rent. would be on ‘the Kuhwaldstr. Apartment,
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20° Septesber 1963 ae _ a
. 1130- hours.
- making’ more “and more. ontacts ‘among 6° technical “people here:.
7 dn Frankfurt and that his worry. now. 15° ‘that he might be. offered:
aw “good job and’ won't be able to: accept it: since he will require
‘a Lohnsteurkarte’ and a: ‘VerSicherungskarte.. He then asked C. 0. 's
advice as to what: could be done régarding this problem, C.
- Said that he is hoping - to have’ an acceptable Labenslauf completed
in the near future and as''soon as that story is. substituted for
the old he will receive’ the necessary documents. At that point
the will-be free to do- any thing he. wishes” as far as work and
‘housing is. concerned, a
NOTE: c. 0, has: the. necessary tax and insurance cards in his
possession but ‘will not‘give them to: Subject until his L benslauf
and legal position. in Germany . is satisfactory, If C. 0. Hives
i , 1 ii youl obably go .to work and besides
tence without ‘notifying c.o.
-O,, to understand that he was not__
d most grateful for. the taateing o-pp
Dot 2 : -past:-moaths, but hé is just as @ager as. *
oe - _ - weare tobe on: “hie, own’ ‘making his. way in ‘life, C. 0, said he ©
: _ undérstood and appreciated this fact and hoped that’ everything
would be in order within the next. couple of months.
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3 September 1963.
: . . Since May - 1962 HARVARD. has been. attempting. to
. work. out a sound resettlement ‘for. -WIROGUE. ‘Headquarters:
chad. authorized ARVARD to assist Subject in his désire to
‘immigrate. to South. AmeFica,’ AS ‘the’ first step in this .
program, Subject. was’ interviewed at Carip ‘King and a story
: ‘adequate to insure West- ‘German. political’ recognition was
presented to the “Germain interviewer, | Certain details of this
story a ‘oused the interest. of the’ German government and it
“Was* “necessary | for: ‘steps o be taken to kill. this unwanted
interest, This” developme: t: would : ‘not. in itself have been _.
‘too-much. of a ‘problem, but in’ Subsequent. investigation of
the . -:procedure - to: be. followed for immigration to South America,
HARVARD learned that applicants - are scréened very thoroughly,
given a titude. ‘tests;. ‘etc, ete, This screening. is performed
by ICEM o- ds charged’ by. the. South American countries ‘with —
the’ responsibility for t Suring - that any -immigrant is. .
_ghoroughly desirable. became obvious to HARVARD that ~
Lo ‘ ‘sufficient to withstand detatled
Td Sand sufficient -to. ‘qualify him in-some profession -.
‘ on the basis: of his. actual’ ability | -- the existing political
2. In discussions with: Wilms” and Wagner of the 513th,
it was. decid ata ‘detailed: life story should be prepared
‘by CABEZONE nthe basis. of this story a new ‘political
Fecognition story does not provide this,” . : ~ coe ican ae
e cr problea: TL : Ene:
Se it. is vital. that we prepare ‘Subject ‘for a new: ‘life as. +
a completely different. person, .Only by, doing the job’ Properly :
- how will we be able. ‘to. ‘place ourselves in a position. to
satisfactorily sever subject's dependence Upon” KUBARK and
reduce to a minimum the need for future; contacts,
a ON a Ce i CS , ; - os Ce Feccctton
-G. -Donald= ‘ctaughlia
Attachment:
Legend
“ee: Chier, DRC
REPORT ON CONTACT WITH AGENT OR. DEFECTOR
i WIROGUE os ot ; ee re
_ 23 August” 1963. eT oo a Lot oa os
1030.
OGUE who was beginning to doubt his ability.
_ _ Subject ‘for along’ time. ‘has been attempting to get a
patent ‘but could not come by ‘the necessary. funds, approximately
200 DM. . Case Officer asked ‘him how he was able to swing this
and-was told.the following Story, some of which Case Officer
already knew: _ ne : _
.. During the months that Subject has been in
HARVARD'S hands, .he*has kept himself busy by inventing
various gatigéts-and devices, Some months: ago he made
contact with 4. mechaniker, Alfred Nacgele, who has a
Work shop on ‘25 Glauburgstr. Subject has had this
‘individual. make certain. small parts which Subject was
3 not able to.make, due to a lack of tools. Over the
" svpast“months,. Subject has won. the confidence of Nacgele
and has ‘been. exchanging his labor for permission to ; : . Lo,
usé the work shop: facilities. “Subject has’ also solved ; a
job problems ‘for the. work shop .owner who. has ‘now’ .
“: begun to. take" on specialized jobs only bécause he has
'.. Subject's talent. and ability: available to him, Sudject
a . nom continues to help Herr Nacgele gratuitously Since he —
: . _ '. feels, that in time he will make’ the contacts. which wll - . :
: be of help to him when ‘he is finally on his own, Subject: oo
told’ Case Officer that. one of Nacgele's contacts had: , oe
' prepared the technical description and application for
_ Subject"s ‘soup dish -invention ‘without cost to Subject.
“Subject “will pay off the.cost by helping Herr Nacgele,
Subject. feels. he can use this same, proccdure ‘to patent
other ideas which he. has,
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Ged on the patent application, we
d-as an enginéér ‘living at Kuhwaldstr 51, . a
. questioned him regarding the use 6f, this
s ‘Sub ct said (that -he felt “it was ‘necessary
reasons: -- -° |... By at
‘Fiding with Naégele to the Taunus. ‘
and’passing. Camp King, Herr Naegéle |
' ked’ that: the Camp was the place :where. 7
" Fained commandos. and others for tal
ecret
uld be Feceiving: mail and-did not.
nconvenience Case. Offic F’by having.
3. “Subject. felt. that: the uSe ofthis address
woul, “not -break security since he would pot use.
_.that -address-for any official reason, e.¢.,- ;
_, police ‘matters, etc., etc. — a ot
7. Case Officer ‘still. reamed Subject out thoroughly and told . '
>. hin hat -even though our attempts to maintain maximum security
“-were probably 50% successful we should at least try. Case oo
Officer finally realizéd.he was fighting a losing battle and ’
‘would. succeed in antagonizing Subject and if nothinepeake :
‘more difficulties for himself and told Subject they might as
well drop’ .the subject. Subject képt insisting that he would
do nothing to jeopardize what Case Officer's organization was
‘ trying-to.do for’ him and assured Case Officer he thinks out .
very carefully what the results of any particular course of
_ action might be,
_ - Case Officer -told Subject. that-he is:trying to complete
. _- “his legend: and once. everything is in order with. the German
, -' government ‘Subject would-be ina position to establish himself.
“Case Officer told him that it is obvious his tiopes for. _
-"“impigtation: to South America. should be shelftd for a good long
that. it. would Appear obvious Subject ‘should establish’ .
. himself here in Germany. building:‘up'a work background and then .
if he So-desired,- immigrate. This would be without our help,
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O.. oth r countries” on a visitors visa if he’ makes"
- th | a firn: that- -would require him to” ‘do ‘so in the \.
-- course ‘of his’ “duties. ‘Case Officer .told him that he would \
investigate these. problems: in due’ course but. felt that. Subject
could probably get visitors or tourist permits ‘to all ‘the
. countries: without any difficulty. but if he applied for - ‘
- immigration to’ Some ™ ‘country. whose investigations requiré ‘ a
fingerprints. and a check of. Interpol#y Subject would ‘then be
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‘Case , Officer. told hin ‘to try. to be ‘patient: that Case |
officer. ‘hopes to have his legend finished ‘in the. near : .
future and,take, steps for his complete legalization in. od : t.
West Germany . / : .
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: ny 3 2 Subject told Case
soe eS co, th “$f ohe: ‘needed: ‘to ‘contact: hin at any time and did not -
ae : o ‘find, him’ at‘home . he could. -be reached at 558925 by calling and
“ asking ‘for Mr. Sanders,
. 3, Case Officer told ‘Subject that his Legend is coming . ; .
along. pretty well and Case Officer feels that with a little .. : oe
_ luck | we will ‘be “able to: ‘take’ definite steps toward his more or ‘
1éss. permanent resettlement. Case Officer. promised to spend
more time with Subject when they meet again two weeks | from
. today. , .
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DATE: . 2 ‘July 1963 .
- doing ‘a ‘little. at
I f che’ had heard’ fron” Braug
not surpriséd’ ‘since ‘the Chief.
t told-him it cotild’ be ‘several
i him.’ Case. ‘Officer said that he
Beams. Ti? ee -of his
‘ € 1 really become —
‘interested unless. he hada ‘good working instrument to
_ demonstrate. - ‘Case Officer told. ‘Subject that we had worked
outa. pretty good legénd. for him but there were a few
= necessary details -to:be addéd. Subject asked for -ap estimate
to. how long his. tatus quo would remain as is, because
wl ; a ti thrown-out on the street without a chance
“ ot ‘to ‘prepare for it. » Case- Officers told him that he had nothing
Cs . : es—the story was ready and
‘the necessary. ‘action ‘Case. Officer. would then
dquarters that. his recommendation is to resettle
: omy with a reasonable amount of
chase. of furniture, ‘Subject. asked
nt i: pros i would take. ‘six months. . Case Officer
said itSus comene that in any event Subject ‘would be
‘given adequate’ time’ to eStablish’ himself; i.e; ‘finding a job,
_ wae LM ete.” Case Officer. promised’ to see him definitely within.
a on two Weeks, ~ . .
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min: Goranny would appear to be.
. i. ce: he has. more going. for him, here ‘than he
uld- in South America.
_— Cc. 0. ‘said he. was’ working on his story ‘Cegena) and
ould, recommend: to Headquarters that Subject resettle in
Sermany:: with help toward” BKZ and’ furniture.
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“in: "the eves of the russian enigreed there.
oc, 0. told him that it was his opinion we , should Prepare
a good story to _Teplace the “one he has now but to make sure
that At would. not require that he ‘know a great. deal of Russian.
“so that. if he should. go to S. A. at a later date he would not.
have to > study: too Tong. ¢. oO. said he would’ still. notify, Has.
and” ‘See if they are willing to subsidize 6 mos. intensive /
Russian language training. Ir not we would concent raté: On
getting. him: eStablished here and then. at a later date discuss
s.. JAY emigration. Cc. 0. “said ‘he. ‘would: ‘also ‘recommend that
“+ Subject. be helped: toward furniture and BKZ if he remains 7
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- CO. droppéd:.in" to’ see ‘Subject’ ain
exceptionally good mood. |.”
Subject would have to study Ryssian’ for six months;
ee ‘Since it is impossible for anyone: to have been
hs 0 paiised and-workéd ‘in the Soviet Union without knowing
. som ussian, At the end of that time he would try
to process -him for S.A, (Subject was not told this but ; oo ;
it is ‘obvious that if he does not ‘know Russian, os vs
_ once he gets to'S.A., the first. Russian he: comes in
_ Contact with will realize he is not a bona fide
- refugee’ which,gould lead to trouble for Subject.)
3. There is.a possibility lie could be gotten to Chile.
“= (John Wilms. has. suggested that through his contacts
‘he might be. able to. get Subject to Chile, since the
Chilean Ambassador owes him a favor.)
te CO told Subject to think: about the three possibilities.
ee and. make and: give CO. his. ‘thoughts on the problem the next
‘time. they. meet. |
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a The list ‘is folinea by fingerprints. and a: data card. ;
, Chris called to infor. us ‘that CARAVEL had called to inform him
. that, Subject was not ‘lisitaa” under. the two nates we nad given hia and
ginee he was not in the Cerzan Interpol files was not in ‘the Interpol
- : oo files of any other country with the possible excey tion of Hagtrs in
Paris. CAREVEL ' it be going to Paris in the near
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said that: ke could end up in all kirds of trouble.’ “CO told hic that
“in. the first olace ‘the: “US Forces would de in Gerzany fora jong tize
- at least during his lifetime. In the second place Subject would be long
gone before the Government’ changed it's attitude toward refugees.
Subject then said he. was worried that: wh ven he got to S. A. the. ; . : '
Colucbian Governszent would “probably check with the Soviet Gov't to
find out if he was indeed .an -ex Soviet citizen. This would result in
his being put in prison for entering the country under false pretenses.
CO said there was no reason for the Columbian Government to check with _
the Sovs. Subject would arrive a bone fide inrigrant fully ct necked
" out by. the: organization tes pons hee: Sth to the Columbian’ Bovt. co.
“pointed ont that: ‘the. Columbian. Govt would be crazy. to alert the Sova
~that one of their ex citizens was tnere with the possibility of having.
him recruited to. work: for the Sovs. Subject was- still dubicus. but ,
stated. that ‘he would go anyway: since that ig what we wanted. co
‘pointed out that he had requestd help in going to SA and tnat we had
found it necessary to eet hin a Reisenusweed to accomplish this. Se
was told that At is too late now for h iit to have: aisgivings ‘that. what
is done is done and he would have to accert it.
RECESS Wg yea Pe Bay
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eter ALL Fefagees holding. a Heineausveis automat ically
he IC elt will arrange te iew the applicant aKa to e ve tests”
"te ‘determine Lic: "ications, IGEM will: not accept \
’ ‘tests- “which ‘are’ made by other SOUTCES. he then tok Bot aes :
Bd. gorse om FES. . Loe aS
“Be ICFM.-corducts its ‘cm security clearance on each applicant”
whether USEP: or non-USEP cases se ,
6. if applicant. is found “ secentable. oy ICEM, a work contract
muét: be Signed by the adoiicant orior to * departure from uermmany.
IcEM has a placement, seryice. whien arranges the job olacenent , ‘
ard obtains the work contract. This is a standard ICEM orocedure.
will not ‘sponsor tne applicant who Goes not sign a werk Boe 0
contract.
Tne total procedure reauires at least three months from the. date
the ax slicant's cutricalun ‘vitse is received by ICEM, Sai Goces-
be ree.
ACFKM does not accept caynent of oassage by anclicants nor is
‘* there an ICEM loan erant, ICEM charges DM 210,-~ for men detween
1’ 18-51 for | transsortation: inciuding iuggage. Ine charges | for women 'g
transportation amount: to. DM i6t.<- (Ie-51 years oid), M Baer
fer enildren: between 5-and 16 years oid, Vransportation of children
'- under five is free o: eharg e, fhe total transportation cest rer
: fanily wiil not exceed OM a
Placement Service in Soutn American -countries. will nect the :
ant on. arrival, introsuce him to the employer, and.ascertain | : 1
t ail is in orcer, In the event that an ap=licant leaves tais
nt service wiil assist him to. find anotner job.”
Pre places ‘ent service. joes: not: give assistance after the second
‘apvlic int overa
of ins ra thsa,
from German:
Du ne: ‘the shocessing. the applicant recéives a a canile
: seeiad pol ical, ete.’ cond
Ssportunits } e-
qualified personnel,
See Te draztsadn, “inaster, c catting-toos -,
WeTKZ éher), tatrix-maker for. plastic’ ‘material ;
; lled- founury’ worker; noulder (metail foundry); ‘oluing= i
mi Li worker an: technician, casting. noula miatrix- maker (Metailguss~_—
form-Scha bionenracher) e.
wisceilaneous - rofessions: Repair mechanie, ‘choto-engraver, of fset-
Ss retoucner, tec macian for plastic materials papermaker.
16. Prot'essions ari skills not- required, in South America
Lawyers, office worker,-svecialist for com-erce and sale, construct Sion
engineer, construction technician ard construction woreer, carpenter, ; toa
‘leatner manufacturer, waiter, servant, unskilled laborer.
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It would, theref re;. be necessary that re be. , gateful to build his: ‘work |
oan coe “pistory around "ORELL which ‘he. net. only could ‘have been doing ini ‘the
but. in which ‘he could pass” a practical, examination and
t said that
ds with the
SE Soviet Union,
which the South American country. needs and’ desires. ‘gubjec
oar a | if his legend included schooling in ‘electro-mechanical. fiel
aajor portion: of his work. “experience in development and improvement
=. + of devices and processes. ne could in fact pass any thee practical test
and auosequent interview. ;
2. We ust assume that he.is Listed with wt SRFOL since
ce
the French would almost automatically infora other ‘Eurcpean ccuntries
of Subject!s disappearance from France. Subject agreed that this was
ome .a tajor problem but ore that he could not help with.
Subject haa resigned himself to being prosessed as a
regular iemigrant and has said that he will do whatever we require.
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“Meso for the record _ “wtkocvs” me 7 | 7 kari "63
ae Haren. es
" “Blake called to. ifton “us ‘that: R . “Gray i is now ‘the “PIO in- t
Geneva. The special assistaht to the: Dires tor is Feter Regis. His:
: assistant is. Yarousch ? ? (retiredarmy Kajor). - Blake said USEP cases -
are ‘not checked as thoroughty as strdight apslicants, to ICEM but he ;
7 , (still aennot find out what decides if a case wil be checked with ; ae ; or
wot ‘interpel, : . Dy “
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‘ai pecial program: ‘get: up’ by Tost. to oupply SA wit: certain ‘higher. =
“types of: skilled specialiats,, coo ieee forenen, ahcp, séhagere,
ete. on . : : .
“Blake ‘sugeested that ¥e make our case ‘OSEP” atigibie th rough AFaF
‘and then refer him ‘to ICEM. This procedure would prob: ibly give Subject ,
nore statue in’ ICEM's eyes and eliminate sone of the background - , ;
“inves tigution. ‘Subject would ‘also be referred as .a self-payer reaning 7
he would. nave ‘the funda. to pay’ his. own transportation.
Blake asked if Subject would have a Job waiting for him and was told
‘that he would. habe, no jod but would hive a letter attesting to the
fact that there was $3, 000.00 bebng held for hin insalary ard bonuses
which he -had recived while’ working for the “Arny. Blake mndktthis
arrangement would. be. satisfactory.
Blake feels that coning | to ICEM as a USEF case through, APRP
“Subject would probably: be accented without’ gies tién- since he wold
“have: been thorougily chacked out by Camp: King and APRF. thus. elizinating
. the need. for investagatory action by ICM. :
- Blake was of his way ts Bad Codesberg: and said ‘ye noute #25
to fina out: wotnout arousing suspicion whether or: not a refugee. is oo
fingerprinted and with what authorities ‘the fingerprints are checked,
Ee sould also fing out if a security. investigation is tate ‘ana now
; : (over) ” “
2° 18 February 1963°.
: father to have come: fr<
; ic. tries... C/O promised to find. out and
‘their next meeting, 9° = 008 Cs
28 February —_
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oo. C/O dropped in to see Subject and informed him that ‘he
'- would-very likely be Processed for South America through a
a . ‘refugee organization... This would mean. with a refugee organ-
ae ea! .1zation behind him and USEP support -he would. not ‘be subjected
ee vee “to the investigation, interviews,. ete he would normally undergo
ifvhe went directly to ICEM, 5 ; 7
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C/o told Subject’ that arrangements would be made.for. him
to start studying Spanish’‘as-soon as practical.
a Subject was told that his name was a common-on
the. Baltic region and therefore, he would be able t
|... that part of his legend with confidence. ©. -
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0 discuss —
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arrangézentss ar everything norked out properly “he would receive.
. noth fication: to issue a visa. - ;
OPt: 7 ‘Co explained that it ‘would de impossible for Subject. to
— te ‘TOS! on his own. Subject was told: that these developments
mould indicate that ‘Subject should be. processed as a regular refugee.
; wiah, a Volunteer Agency fAgp and USEP supports.
co toba ~ubject that. he would advise Hdqtrs of the new —
developsents ang get permission to use the new approach to ‘his:
resett lenent.
Sub je:: t was advised to work on his lepend until CO wousd
@ao, on Friday. |
on cae “GCA Liaison Officer ©
- invéstigatio - /Dur ng the interview SAN ERS. made’
| Batransparent- Statements: concerning his defection. ©
unt. -Anong other “SANDERS: said that» ‘he. ‘had been a leading
member’ of a resistance group in the Soviet Union, More- . :
Over he’ claimed that he. evaded arrests by joining a : ;
Soviet. urist.. ‘group with the assistance of friends.
a urist group: went on a guided. tour. of the
‘Soviet: pied East: zone of Germany. ‘The group. left
Tiflis. on. the 10th of Jily 1962. arriving tir East. Berlin”
on the’ 14th of July 1962.: Subject claimed: that upon
“arrival: to. ‘East ‘Berlin he escaped immediately. However,
SANDERS refused to make more detailed statements about
"This escape to West ‘Berlin. Allegedly. it was unknown to
‘him how bis friends ‘had managed to Place him into: the
tourist’ group.
We would be grateful if any communications or
information concerning SANDERS inclusive a possiple
: interview. report. would. be forwarded. to us. :
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aANDERS befindet atch. ‘peit des 14. 7 1962 in Obhut oiner-.
., US+Dienstetelle in. Oberursel, nachdem’ er angeblich an.
gleichen Tage ale ‘bow)s Tourtat. von Ost- naoh Westberlin
gefllichtet war. An 28.8, 1962. atellte er Antrag auf ‘Ane
erkennung ‘als quslindischer Pluchtiing. Am 29. 8. 1962
wurde - er Ain, Anweaénhett eines Angehdrigen: einer US-
- Dienstatelle duroh die. Kriminalpolizes. ¥vernommen. Bet
der Vernehmung. aachte SANDENS undurehsichtige Angaben ;
liber seine Plucht, —
SANDENS fUhrte U.de ane, th der Ud3SA einor Wideratands-
gruppe-als. fuhrendes: Mitglied Angehirt, Bu. haben. Einer:.
beabaichtig: er Peatrishne’ will er: aioch. dadurch. ¢: tzogen.
“haben, in dem er aich von Freunden in eine saw). “Pouriater
. Gruppe. ‘éinachleusen 11ed, ‘mit der ‘er zu einer Beaichti=.
“‘gungefahrt in aie SBZ oa Yo.7.1962 aua. Tiflie abgereiot
und.an 14. 7. 1962 ‘4n Ootberlin ‘oingetroffen: sei. tr _
fllichtete angetlioh net ttelbar naoh seiner Anku: tin .
Ostboylin.
SANDERS weigert -gich,. niihere Angaben liber. seine:
Pluchit'1 nach Berlin-véot zu ‘machen. “Angeblich dat ihn
a ich unbekaant auf welche’ Weise ihn ‘séine Freunde’
an, die Relsegruppe einsuschleusen vermocht n.
c age “und die. “Uveriacoung slor oie
vorliegenderi Befragungentederachritt, wiren wir dankbar
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co told. hic that: this had. been. left
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hinoelf ‘to finding work and was not:
up ‘to C Cots. digéretion
he ailigenty; applied
“too choosy he would continue to
to. receive financial » suprort.
co ane Subject agreed that Coiuz
co told Subject to #0 to the 801
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ubia ‘soens to be the best
choice, .
lumbian Consulate, An Hauptbahnhof
Ration as possible regarding. inrigration,
! WAL, attezst to find out if his Processing ean be done
FE/x Or if it. will be necessary to. go to Hauburg.
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contact through the natl
herein
he gets to SA, co will maintain
or somecne: Aur in SA will: maintain contact
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“SUBJECT WIROGUE een
of oa ‘On this date George List and, the: -sindersigned discussed
“cot s plans’ and thinking” regarding WIROGUE's imi gration to a:
/ South America. |
“exceptional case. and not a bona fide refugee, we. wild not
be able to tak advantage 0 of the normal Anmigration hay
Tt is
esséntial therefore: that we. “plan: for every contingency, Case
“Ofticer” feels, ‘based on HARVARD’ s experience, that when WIROGUE
applies for. “immigration he will be required to. give
a
the name and address of his present. employer. and
“probably the name- Of. his supervisor and telephone number,
proof of his: professional qualifications,
(5) birth - certificate,
(6)
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‘detailed ‘information regarding his enployment_ and.
Fesidence addresses in the Georgian SSR
@) details. of the war-tine military service,
29 January 1963.
Case. Officer explained that since Subject ds.
2) what ‘type ‘of work he has been doing;
: (3): “proof that he will be able to support himself for
a. minimum of two. years at the ‘rate ‘of $125 a month, 2° .
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: 21d for: him. “Regarding (4) whether or not ts- ‘4s adviseable
“te 7 provide Subject with. Proof: of his professional qualifications _ .
will be discussed with the 513th. (5) above, a birth certificate
will probably ‘not. be: necessary ‘since so many defectors do not
have these documents with thea. Information on employment and
‘residences will be worked up by. the Case Officer. from past_—
defector’ S BARS and with material ‘available to SR 6, (6) above -
‘this: information may also be acquired through facilities of SR 6.
‘After discussions with the 513th, Case Officer will tell
WIROGUE that we have been inform 1d oy Headquarters that if
Subject. still desires to inmigr 1 to South America and is
successful. in immigrating,” we have: authority. to Provide financial
assistance during the transistion period up. to $125 a month.
- Since Case Officer: knows WIROGUE, ‘the ‘next question. will: be,
"How Jone, will iz receive this $125, a month? Case. Officer will
~ reply, Apes you. become satisfactorily established or we have
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“SUBJEST1 WIROGUE 9°)
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WIROGUE, _
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SUBJECT: WTROGUE .
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: - ‘Bullock
d ‘have | cip ‘contact. ithe’ Lt. and: ‘telly. im to ‘lay. oft ;
; woot ‘f r ‘his. own. goo d. Bullock ~ promised. ‘to find. out ‘if. the Lt.
a sao! had given. Subject his: address ‘and to advise him? that ‘if: he
_ should. run into ‘Subject. whe should not mention ‘having | written
: 7a letter. - ;
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#52 Be, Strasse
F ‘urs a, Main
Frankfurt a, Main
Dear vr. ‘Sanders :
wall have: ‘less to arta o# WA11 think more before - ‘lowing!
Tt. would be. a : pleasure to see. “you, ‘aeain. urine Ry ‘tour of duty,
dn Frankfurt, Mayle if you have. a free’ hour or 80 in. the- future _yon -
would want to tave another supper in the Bahnhof !
dL. :
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the. habit of throwing { ‘peopie out. in: the Street. ‘and that we: would
do. everything we could to help. ‘hin. _beco e integrated,
. Subject was paid subsistence for two weeks. “Case Officer
"Promised ” to try to drop _by- the end of next, week.
an From. time to time Subject tries to: find out tf. Case Officer —
_ _. knows the ‘details. concerning Subject! ‘Si past work for.us and the
ca : in’ * "reasons for-dur “kiisistane grat he was. blown:.in- the, Congo.’ (A:
- a i ; fact. ‘which he does - ‘not. bi : ; cher, ‘ feels that. the~
Case” Officer ,
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Subject seems ‘to be ‘in good spirits but is eager .to be
on his way - to: South America. or " Somewhere, : .
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"as he knows, now, "age Goin will be helped. to immigrate to “South.
“America. and” that. we -hope to send. a dispatch to ‘Headquarters:
3 1g." Si ji case..as ‘it now. stands and. we hope to receive
soonest Headquarter's advice as to thé. future course of action
we will take regarding Subject. Case: Officer said. that he hopes
to be in a position within a week or. two. to ‘advise Subject as to .
what we. can and hope: to-do for him. :
Case ‘Officer said. that in the final analysis if we do not-
nelp Subject -to. immigrate and-he is turned loose on the economy,
we would not..throw ‘him into the street, that he would be given
‘a. period- ‘of.
mein. which’ to finda job and. an. apartment ‘and that
it is usually: our procedure: help? financially ,~ at least the. first
month's rént and an additional subsistence payment until he receives
: his. first paycheck. Subject was greatiy relieved to hear this.
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‘Subject asked { che d “unpack and spread out. Case Officer. ; . .
- informed. him. that this apartment would also be given up, but he did not :
known when. “He ‘advised Subject not to-spread out too far
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.. na ‘Wilhelm Salzmann,- whose address is. Frankfurt/Main; am Mergarten 52, -
' telephone 492251. ° ‘subject said “that. this person had recommended .a ‘patent
attorney by the name of Wilhelm Reichel, a Dr. Ing. Patentanwal:, Frankfurt/Main,
Parkstr. 13, telephone 559165. ee , ,
- Subject told Case"'Officer that if°he is lucky and his invention is:
successful prior to any "definite ‘arrangements we make for his immigration
_ | | te Soutn America, he will leave ‘our ¢ustody and probably stay right here Ff
7. anrFrankfurt. “He saidthat he is:aware he has commited himself to-go to. — :
‘South America ahd will do so but.all that. ne wishes to do if immediate
succéss of his invention is not forthcoming, is to get a patent én his
_..duvention’so he can negotiate ata later date from South. América. :
: Case Officer feels that this is about the best we can expect from
Subject. Case Officer has discussed this situation regarding the patent
“owith John “Morrison of the legal starr, who says that he will at least try
to Tind out’ if ‘this- patent attorney is qualified and successful.
NOTE: Case Officer has learned that the patent laws in Germany are somewhat
- peculiar in that a patent attorney is.a technical qualified: man who can
‘obtain-patents on subjects in which he.as Specialized and for waich- he.
. Has ‘réceived.a'specialized: education but. ne ‘Is.not.an ‘attorney in the sénse
‘that he can"deal with any :legal questions which-arise in the course of |
‘ patént’ procedures or litigation in patent-matters. : Normally; an ‘individual
Q ; who intends. to get a patent will. hire-an attorney who will contact a patent
; attorney. ‘Between the two of them’ they ‘can ‘handle all problems and procédures
involving a patent. This also can be worked in reverse. --
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ly want to immigrate
‘that meant he would:‘be le.
_ Subject ‘asked if :
on that he’ would: st{11
told him At was his opini
-with the statis: quo. oe
aving soon.
Case Officer
be here in December,”
Subject seems extremely content and satisfied wert peesont, as ,
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that: he isa recent - refugee. “Wd w 1 further adv 36 them that unless
* they. aye objections, we will ‘st his: “processing: for’ ‘South.
: owith® ‘the | ‘Sponsorship: of one ‘of. the. refugge organizations. .
ubject agreed ‘to this approach aithough Case Officer believes that
hoping he will. succeed in making hiaself ‘financially independent
‘ f his inventions. If this should happen,’ Case Officer
at Subject ° ‘will ask for: his documentation and leave HARVARD
“‘he-is
, .-honeing and: go" on “his own.
21 Septerber 1962 ,
80: dropred in’ to see Subject to tell chin th
“reasonably certain. ‘thet he
at. we were now
would: receive political recognition and his
Reiseatioweie. He was told. that we are “aking good progress. acquiring
the inforaation, necessary for issigration and that soon ha | could
start. his Processing. Subject is- a9 wrapeed up in his inventions
‘that se: avenéd hardly ‘to hear what £0 was saying. co oat. hia’ down:
and went over the: ‘events Leading up. to. “th 12 ‘Preseat;
th nat na, had come to.
us. “for 8 jeb and-when that ‘had not been: forthcoring had stated that
; his. ambiticn mwas to be legalized and eet citizenship by tanirratin ng
toa SA country. He was reminied that that is what ge are striving
to do but that wa at this Point, are not “sure how | the. i
immo ation
sill take place. He wag told that idqtre ray require. that he ins -igrate
on hie own vith us a Priving the’ p ane ticket and nothin, niore or
he nay posaizty se beiped ty so vofucee orauntaations, cc, rag ne. di a
Act know if or what, x: finuntial ussistance would: ‘be aie hin,
Subject eatd that he le erateful and wants. to do. wh -tever we doatre
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all the details. CO told hi that he should hold off aa long as
_ Possible ‘but in any event he should renembor that his name . ‘As.
, Seorg Sanders. and that any business he conducts should oe done . .
using Ais Hohenarkstr. adéegss. 145.
“co aay be. wrong but he ‘feels that Subject is. agreeing
“to tamigrate t to S.Aa only in the nope that we will provide hin with
a stake. ~of some’ kinds _
. Subject hus an extrezely inventive Bind ant has ©
explained seversl of his. ideas to CC. They would appear to.
nave co=rercial value. Unfortunatay Sugject hus nééther the
money to develop “thea ‘nor is he f:"a Position: torget involved
; With patents or mahufacturers at the. present time. - ;
: : ; Fe seema reasonably
oo _ > but co Anticipates. a hairy
tebe itmigration to a SA country, the
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ation if-upon applying for
‘proce
ssing ‘period takes is long
Sa fale
the right answers when he avplies and is interviewed for Icisigration,
Geo. .L.agreed to CO's Suggestions and proposed that ce. have APP.
eet started. On this project soonest.
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Hirogue was taken to Cans King: where he was ist brigfed cr hig ; 4
“story and then successfully interviewed. it is: pessible that :
“Hogue with te comple tely docus. ented within 2 or 3 reexs.
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i+ COLzet with Gus 3 s- and Jack 2 an3 told thex
‘detaiied™ mnigra tion. requirexentsiff¢f - :
: They agreed. to fet cut-ans official
and Envagays and: atterst to find out the
Prat. ‘docuaents ar needed:
What. professions are indenand
Hos long is required for i: ler
ation proses sing
Does the iecic¢rant need a certain amount of funds
Ts @ sponser necessary or helpfull
‘hat is the residence requiretent for
. Wnat are the qu ota. Festrict: ons - Do
:, . aré. ther reo SA; sencies or (Private: Beercies wno-will : po | i
cn Bede the Iz= started’. mo, a ; : . :
we were in need of
the ‘consulates’ :
citizenship
Notes. Romue has alrendy tol4-CO that “he cannot
because he has “Pri nds" there-who wauld
i ake trouble for hin
“ifch e Nasu
‘to Arecéntiaa . / _ : i
ndly turn Sim in to oe
inlany way tt eculd. ,
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\. bevable™ or ‘30 ‘him to
build. Subject was very enthusiastic suggested that we get started
soonest. : .
Subject was dropued off at his apartment and CO promised
“to. come by os soon as he could find something ‘to accupy Subject's
tire. : : ; . : ;
Subject was told that Edgqtrs had sugested Argentine for
resettlenent because they had no quota restrictions and wére in. - : wo
“need of. technicians, Subject said that, Argentine was out of the :
“question since he ‘had acguainterets there who would de happy to
“ stir.up any kind of trouble they possible could,
...., “Subject suggests that he. go to SA on a tourist visa. - According
to him it would be much easier after his arrival to apply for
ation since hé already would be. there. This reason is quite
valid/and sensible but CO‘xnows that.Subject has 2 quite different
reastns for making this suggestion. l. #ith a touriat visa he has”
visions of having us finance ‘hit from ¢ountry to country until
. he finds exactly what ‘pleases hig and,2, He figures that. with
“a tourist visa be can return te Euroce without having committed
hirself irrevocably to incigratic:.statuswith all it's attendant
responsibilities for settling deg : .
It ig also obvious {to Co that we cannot trust Subject to
. ~ |. , Make inquiries hicselfica the.various”SA Consulates. because he will,
. ; tell sis only. those details which he’ wants.Us .to-know and unfortunately
immi;
me _ We Rav eno. way of checking since: the Consulates. will not give out
infortatton re.incigration over the phone. +, | a oe
| When the. time comes .cO feels that we.may be “able to get the.
Se ' inforgation -we need by working ‘through AFRP, |. - oo.
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-resettled, particularly in Chile. |
thourouzhly-that when he applies
for a visa he must be prepared to give all the right answers
since the |3A consulates and Embassies do. not give out. immigration
material Ythout discussing the ratiér with the interested
indivicua
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ject ia a bit sceptical inst Avy everything can be
backstop ed but.is willing to play tall,. al took some preliminary
' informationfron Subsect-and will discuss our prebien with Canp King. “Ck
hua indicated that they might be able to help us get Subject
Subject is becoming extremely
y edgy ard Harvard CO ia
hoping that that this case will star: moving soon.
does: not
‘to get somepls ce where he can start working and be on “his own.
He mentioned again that he d
“dePaneshehet. CG told hin th
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his “South America procéssing. Ee stat
é. continue to receive surrort from us cut wents
want” t
.. Subj statea that: he called ‘the. German fi ra which expressed an’
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go and wes told to have Geduld,
-interest in nis- foing tothe Congo
“He -stated in very clear tercs that he is tired of hav ving Geduid
ang, hores that.somét.ing will scon herren.. ~ :
“have. the name
we fet the ec anead on
SAmerican country we will dise “E53. the whole Accunent picture ©
and related matters.
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member of society
Congo. |
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return to the
- Subject :wi
and put up ia asaf. r
“under the pretext. that they. were to ‘be photographed and he
would not need.thén for the time being since he would be given
:.-an identit cument ‘for-use during, the period of time he would
“be ‘tody ‘LACKLEN ‘explained that-as'an administrative
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ffi ie. dntérestéd only -in taking care of nis immediate
needs :but .s on however. hewould-be:introducéd to one who's ;
usiness*would’be to work With him in an attempt. to resolve his
problems, °° Se ; :
Since it- had beeii decided that Subject was primarily a
.reSettlemént problem, Orme K. DARONNAT of HARVARD was ;
introduced to Subject. DARONNAT told’ Subject that he would be
working with him during his stay. in Frankfurt while we were
awaiting word on whether or not his servicés were needed by
the Government . Subject stated that his greatestwish was to
work for the "Company". If this was not to be, he hoped he
would..be helped to. legalize and immigrate to South America,.
He emphasized. his obligation to complete his mission for. the
* C.D.F. and.-Glaimed:alsoxhe had to return to the Congo to
‘conclude-his contract e
vén if. we decided to emplq@him. C.. 0.
‘told him.our-first order of business was td eStablish the need
for. his services and. in-:the meantime ‘he could attempt to
“market his invention. ~ CS , oo
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“rel ed: registered at the place
was issued. Therefore, the .
Short -range solution unless Subject... .
ate desired Somes :
nd the issuance ‘of a:
Ke p] Subject, but would
‘be. issued onthe basis of a false defection story and
_ Should not ‘be done unless absolutely necessary. Subject’) .
stated that ‘he hated Germans and no matter what happened would _ ,
Stay «in Germany... He Suggested that. he ‘be helped to
: immi' ; the U.S., Canada, “England, Australia, ete. -C. 0.
- “told--him hat with his criminal record of arrest and. ;
\ dmprisonnent in. France: immigration-to other than S.A. was out
ofthe question andeven t is-was in doubt. He stated if
[ me] Sible. he’ would hope to get legal
he name of de Panaskhet. (his brother's
legal’ residence somewhere.
“By this time (June) HARVARD C.0,. had an inkling that
Subject was not eager to return to the Congo but surmised
that his nuisance value might be such that he could parlay his
position into something better. HARVARD C.0, felt that .
“Subjects. disTike: for. the Germans, was real but was emphasized
5 r-to benefit as muchas possible from a.
'S new association With KUBARK. He, also’
‘to'discharge “any responsibility . ae
, thereby. confirming C.0.'S suspicion a an
nt*to réturn to:the ‘Congo and was _
ing his stay in FF/M and benefiting
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In:July i962 Headquarters -advised HARVARD to provide —
s ith resettlement. rice “da
resettlement. aSsistan e including help in
h Consequently,”
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ture.
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hope for t
iended that Subject be resettled on
Fremdenpass; howéver, Clarance.
“DARONNAT after much discussion of
“types Of documentation available, ;
Reiseausweis ‘would stand up under -the ee ; Sy
g ation authorities and in addition, -it | .
-no, guarantee Subject would be. going to -
e, Jf he’ were required to stay in
jod of. time, it would be best to .
EDREP recognition processing =~
ausweis,..-A subsequent- discussion with | vo
nfirmed this reasoning and, with the. - . .
of. g Chief AD/FI,- Subject was briefed by -
Cc pres ntatives and: ‘then interviewed for political
recognition. He réceived -political recognition on the basis. .
of..a fabricated story in which ‘he purported to be a Georgian
. Who defe ted from East Berlin while with a tourist group,
HARVARD felt that progress was now being made but a_ :
temporary setback. resulted: from a.query initiated -in Deceniber
“Db n_Officer Bonn requesting fuli
. gation x ts. and all information available
; , David R.REINBOLD of HARVARD informed OCA. by
cab ind.in a subsequent visit to’ Bonn that Subject's Dame, ;
George SANDERS, story:submitted. for recognition, etc. were . ;
complete “fabrications isure .that WIROGUE received political ~
eis. it was explained that WIROGUE
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‘having committed. himself irrevocably to immigration status. |
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financial solvency
“rate of $125 per i
_the’ expenditure
with -MKTOPAZ an
sufficient to provide self-support at the-
th: for two. years. -Headquarters approved
$3,000-for this purpose and. discussiofis §.
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1y documented and atmed with the a&Surance that there
e.financial- assistance, available during his: first
letters of solvency and tters of recommendation would be
sufficient to. enable. Sibject..to process with a minimum of red
tape. -This:was-not ‘to be. and Subject was informed he could
only immigrate by processing through the Intergovernmental
Committee for European Migration (ICEM).
~-... This -problen Was discussed. with: a cleared official from
sfug ‘g AMCONGEN, Munich, and the Chief of
informed that European refugees ~
for ‘individual: countries to maintain:
‘welfare staffs, Unfortunately, since
with all its attendant responsibilities. i
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vailable South American immigration data. indicated that :
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d:2) he knew...
_a prospective imnigrant would have. to. have”.personal qualifications
sufficient to make ‘him“an attractive prospect plus proof of .
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mp King resolved the necessary documentation
rey in South America, Subject applied. at the local Colombian
Consulate for. permission to immigrate. -HARVARD had hoped that
rica.are “processed through ICEM thereby
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-.the aforementioned. risks. were worth t
problems ,
‘many discussion ecessary to pull to
and/or immigration authorities he was no
resettled anywhere
information’ | fills of |
-applications,'to stand up under detailed “i
immigration ever took place,
tofraud’. o- *
ng. emb rrassment. .to KUBARK, =
‘We were not sure that OF
aking ‘and the problems
Worth trying to, resolve when it. was obvious to. HARVARD .C.0.
hat... if. Subject..did get to South America and became disenchanted,
i 1 stop. would be. the local U.S, Consulate or Embassy
“where he. would ask to Sée. the KUBARK representative and once
ectly involved in his’ personal
again force KUBARK to ‘become dir
and “the Federal Républic .
. In spite of the hundreds of ‘hours of Case Officer time, the :
i sctussionsS ‘nec ; gether adequate information _ =
etce., HARVARD was faced. with the realiza-
at to prepare Subject “for. South American. immigration
ake ‘man ‘more..months.”' We were faced with the “fact that
ubject was provided with a-detailed life history.
ontaining .the information’ required by “prospective employers
‘Yegarding immigr
tion
re, let alohe South America. We knew a new
approach would. -have. to be ‘tried if HARVARD was ever to be in
a -position to satisfactorily Sever Subject'
_ KUBARK and reduce to a minimum the need
_ HARVARD C.0. felt that Subject should be
2 dam a rset ai -.
told outright that
gration to South Ame ica.was not practicable under the | -
a ‘ ‘with enough factual : ;
needed -for the filling out Of any’ future job"
nterviews, and, if
_ to satisfy immigration requirements.
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DARONNAT ‘told Subject that any South American immigration — a
thoughts should ba Shelved, that he should work ‘and establish ©
J himself ‘in ‘Geri and if he “interded to immigrate inthe. - :
Odo it‘on his ¢ /_ Lt was “pointed: :
3 :
ined to Chief, Stage 1° cai
to prepare a lifé story to
€ from the Georgian 8.S.R.-to Turkey,
-:. 1964, an excellent legend had been
DEN ion. interview. story prepared
and ‘to HARVARD's Satisfaction for
Ct chad arrived in HARVARD 's ‘custody,
“e formed
resettlement. DARONNAT in
to part Company, that he was
iménted. and was now in’a position
“Subject was given his legend
entation, one month's final
-he-ha aken over a dropped CABEZONE |
hes. dnd various -items to Set up
ite. imed and warned‘ that h
onsequénces of any. action’ ¢
ul Ult.in’ having his fingerprints
(Su ct has Of ten ‘express
‘U.S.. or ‘even Canada or Aus
could. probably do so.. He
do thorough security in
would disclose his true
that Interpol has no. int
ignorance’ of
housekeeping.
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q taken,
éd. the wish to immigrate to the
tralia and with his new identity
has been told that these countries
vestigations and a check with Interpol
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_ BIRTH: _
4. DATE OF BIRTH: 25 July 1919 oe
“B. PLACE OF BIRTH: Tiflis, Georgia, USSR. Tiflis is the
old Russian name. ‘The Georgian as well as the present.
official name 18 Tbilisi, - . :
C. NATIONAL ORIGIN: Georgian
| CITIZENSHIP;
A. AT BIRTH: Soviet: From-1917 (October Revolution: in.
Russia) until 1921, Georgia. was governed, from the -
, downfall. of Czarist regime, by Menshevists and’ partially
:. “o¢eupied by Turk, German ‘and British troops. Only in
1921 did the Soviet government in Georgia officially
come to power, . However, all persons born during this
transition period were classified later as Soviet citizens.
Be PRESENT CITIZENSHIP: Stateless
RELIGION: “Orthodox (pravoslavnyy) . " Being raised ein a ‘godless
.Soedety, I-practiced my religion’ to a very limited extent. in
my. youth, and, due to.existing conditions in USSR Stopped.‘
‘going ‘to the Church: in’ my ‘adult life,
SOCIAL ORIGIN: “Intelligentia (sluzhashchiy); my father was
‘an engineer; and my mother - a white collar worker,
‘i Electro-technician, an equivalést-or German |
Jona" ~
no college -gr. duate
chief electrician (starshiy élektos:
TSKHAKAYA RTS. tO
ter off
id well-to-do man, By the time I
ted: into’ the service Nina and I were lovers, ‘When
,from.the war, I-moved in with her for her husband
-s iring World War°Ii and she lived,
s..this time,“in a small home ;
ind. Her parents were dead, and she
for. she had very little education,
later yéar four life together, I discovered
Was having affairs with other men, . This. caused
quarrels: at. home; and made my life unbearable, _ ;
{2e;woman became pregnant, and since I was positive
: ; “child,. i decided ‘to énd our relationship,
: his was. one of the ‘reasons. for my defection, I have’no- -
children of my own, 9.5. wy mo,
9. PARENTS: eta
. - SrraeF . =
A. FATHER: FrankySANDERS, born circa 1885 in the Baltic
. area; came to Russia‘ proper circa 1910 and worked as a
: Civil engineer in the Baku, Batumi, and Tbilisi areas,
In 1918, he married my mother in Tbilisi, He died in
1924 of an accident at his place of work, I do not
“remember iy father at all, but ‘knew from my. mother that
he was: a very. good and kind man, and was well’ liked.
B. MOTHER: Maria SANDERS, ee KANTCHELI, ‘born’ circa :1885 in
: Oblast) Village. near the Azerbaydzhaniaa border in Tbilici
‘ She “was: an. onl child, and when heF.pdrents died
of Old age, within’ a few years’ of each other, She. moved to
“| Tbtlisi and worked as a clerk to various private enter-
: prises until She married my father. After her: husband:
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friends,
but I- was somewhat closer to the following persons
in town:
-(1) Director of. RTS, who was: transfered in 1959 ‘to Rustavi,
Georgian SSR, .
- (2) Rayon veterinarian. who had his office in the rayon
veterinary clinic. and) travelled f extensively in the rayon
area visiting collective farms
Q) Club: librarian. fa girl friend)
- SPECIAL SKILLS: 1 like to invent gadgets and built up a
relatively good home work Shop ; _
LANGUAGES: Georgian - native
Russian - from ‘school and contacts: with
: population in Russian speaking
area and in the service.
_ German - from school and residence in Germany
. English -: - from ‘Technicum, home study and
ee '. association with Americags in
Germany. -
FINANCIAL STATUS: None
AND "ASSOCIATES: I never had: any real close 9”
mothe
rd and quarters
located on Sovetskaya
1g with a yard where |
‘Qcated, _To° summer
School supplémented
~1938
ili
UIztsa in Thirisi
ee 1934, 1 submit te :
a with the seven-year
ne us or August “I Passed
. Mathématic
and: when SE
; ws h:;
da
Where meal The “food Was of poor
“quality, ¢ ‘School ‘lived in a small]
| annex. on the ‘same str¢ ; ee blocks from the
technicim, ; oe
-For four years I studied Physics, matheratics, history.
’. English, Georgian language and literature, Russian language
and literature, and from 1936 or
- Soviet Unton, .The general subjéc ‘ a}
_ level, specialized. subjects: given. t the techaicun were
technology- tiga} @hgoretical mechanics, stroceen of
veleceriee ness electro-techatques, electrical
y waiee Aga) measuring. instruments: drafting.
re also given sade ty 22d physical training. -
Tom. September rently Of each year; summer
§ peually tn near-by kolknozes tna &roup
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. the -end of second | senester, and were graded by the following ©
“syste Oo . Lee
ott tenino Cexcentent)
dadiplowa. Jt was a one- page ;
dndicated that I had attended the technicum
for 4 years, ‘Visted-:the grades I had received on the :
ot oo ee Lo . various subjec and ‘Showed that. rT was graduated. as an
a ; ; Ba electro-mekhanic, . .
“All graduates were. assigned to various places of employment
where .théey had to stay. not less than two ycars. This is a
“form of répayment for=thé money which’ the ‘government spent
on- their education, -Iw as sent to the- MIKHA-TSKHAKAYA M. T. Ss.
which in 1958 was converted into an-R.T.S.
“17. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
1938 - 1941 and 1946 - until ‘defection -- "Mikha-Tskhakaya
M:T.S. (Machine- Tractor. Station), later converted into R.T.S,
. (Repair Technical Station) = Machino-Traktornaya and Remontno-
' Tekhoicheskaya Stantsiya, respectively. . Mikha-Tskhakaya,
”- referred to by thé population simply as Tskhakaya,: was the
rayon center of Tskhakayskiy Rayon being renamed so after the
famous Georgian Revolutionary Mikha Tskhakaya (the old name ,
of the town was: AKhal-Senaki and Akhal-Senakskiy Rayon,
respectively)... M. Tskhakaya was one: of. the:- ‘organizersof the
: rgian Communist -Party.. The. town fas": ‘now about 10, ooo.
“located on “the RR ‘line Samtredia- Sukhumi
between Tbilisi and Moscow) with the
‘junction: to: Poti, ‘the. Black Sea resort. The town is locatéd:
between two large ributaries of the Rion River: | Tsivi and
.Terakhi Rivers. ‘On the latter, located a few kilometers
from ‘Mikha Tsk hakaya ;~ is. ‘Situated a-small- ‘+hydro-power station
where I was. “a ‘part- ~ time: employee upon my return fron World
War IT.
1.1958 ‘converted’ into R78.
: ere ‘distribut ‘
~ . ven a Ss
en I was drafted into =. -
d. by that: time,
For. personal reasons: I returned to this town after ny
discharge fron the service, and obtained my Old job, I
\. lack qualified personnel. after. ;
; : the war, _ I worked sin the second ‘shift at the - '
So ot power station from 1947 until’ 1953 (when the position was os
~ Ce ls : .: filled by a. young graduate of Kutaisi technicum) earning
700 rubles in addition: to -my basic Salary with the R.T.S,
Prior to. my escape, my income was about 120 new. rubles -
before: deductions, (1 also had some additional week-end
-Ancome from repairing electric: household appliances,
| radios, ete., for the local: citizens,
_ The old currency
"was converted 10°to 1-in 1961, ;
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On about 26 August 1941, I received a
& me to report to the rayvoyenkoiiat
. I reported there and was notified to -
iduction ‘on. the following day, _ Then 1,
with. a group ‘of either 80 or 100 conscripts from my
' rayon, was’ put on the’ train and via Tbilisi travelled
to Baku, where the group was put in so called Salyanskiye ~
oe7army. (Salyany Barracks) located on the outskirts oo
of ‘Baku, on the .highway ‘to’ Salyany and’ the Tranian’
border. a So
D SERIAL NUMBER: T'served in the’
anti-aircraft artillery. 7 had no serial ‘number
(which is never issued in. the Soviet Arniy). .
BASIC “TRAINING: <1 took basic training at Salyany barracks :
.in Baku for a period of two months, One month. I took. the
regular basic training, ‘and the remaining month improved
_ the division was locate,
. itself was stationed near ithe.
‘settle
‘. papers to my Rayvoyenkomat was issued
a new military booklet which contained
an’.indication: of my: ‘reserve’'status, © I
was ‘never. recalled for military train=
a : .ing’ of duty of any kind after my final
me _ discharge from the Service, .
CHRONOLOGY OF MILITARY ‘SERVICE:
2g of other enlisted. men, I was sent by train to
the 2nd: battery of the 253rd separate anti-aircraft. . :
artillery division (OZAD-ogne-zashchitnyy artilleriyskiy |
livizion) Ommanding officer of thé battery was Lt, VAKS.
‘ommander’ of > vzvod uprayieniya (administration platoon)
of the division was Lt. ENDELADZE. ‘Deputy divizion
commander for political affairs was Capt. CHOKHA and.
politruk of my. battery:was Senior Lt. SAMARIN, Major Vlado
(Vladimir) GURGENIDZE was the commanding officer of OZAD
and in February 1943 he was also appointed the commander
of the PVO (protivo-vozdushnaya oborona or anti-aircraft
defense) in the town -of Michurinsk.- The headquarters of
: ichurinsk, while the battery
Station-TARASOVO near the
ment: of Konskoye, .7 ki from.Michurinsk .and 6 -km.-
from the Six marshalling” y; s located at Kochetovka
station. -A higher HQ was in’ Tambov. and ‘Was at :first
In 2 group::0
conmanded.by Col. CHERNYAVSKIY-and later “by Col. TSVETKOV,
a demot Se ey pe Oe
General,
_ Wher, ‘I first arrived in Michurinsk, “Iwas assigned asa ._
truck .driver with the’ division's Supply platoon (khoz-vzvod
ptembe 946... ‘I received nyt
“ funds at my unit ip Michurinsk and
turned them-in at my rayvoyenkomat. In 1955, I was given
another medical check-up: by orders of the voyénkomat and
OY permanent deferrient. from service) ,: -
(° 49. RESIDENCES Frou BIRTH: Deemer bot,
~ 1919 - 1926: Several addresses in Tbilisi
1926 - 1934 .. “Teilisi, -Kirochnaya Ulitsa #35, ane ; foweeees
ne ‘Apartment in a two-story house, formerly
':@ private: house, later. taken over by
‘the State ZHAKT Chousing organization).
enterprise. After ny “mother's death,
I entered the local: electro-technicum
and moved -to the students’ dormitories,
1934 - 1938 Tbilisi, Ulitsa Sovetskaya, # not recalled,
: Student hostel of Tbilisi Electro-Technicum,
1938 - 1941 ~-Mikha Tskhakaya, Ulitsa Tsulukidze, #14. ._
leek) _ Here I rented a room in-w private one-
' story House ofa retired RR Switchnan,
‘Ilya LORDKIPANIDZE, -who had to-rent a
room in his house: to: boarders to: :
Supplement his ‘penSion: | Ilya's wife, Keto
‘additional .charge
(Catherine), for an
7 book’ care of ny. Laiindry. and cooked for me. a
Do ; *-The:couple had no children of their own
ae ' and treated. me aS théir own son,
Dok
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. For the last, several years Nina,. as I
found ‘out, was meeting other men. during
"my “absence “from home’, A.rift between.
ee .- US developed ‘and grew more and more with
— eo the passing of time, Being deprived of
Nina's intimacy, I reacted by dating other
girls, We:were'on thé verge of separation
many times but Somehow made up. 1..tried
‘desperately ‘to resolve our problems -since,
) when? TI -still was very close to Nina, 1
made ‘anti-regime’.remarks on several ©
occasions and even planned a joint. escape
“from the USSR. I was afraid to aggravate
‘her too much in order not to push her into
possibly reporting me to the militia,
. However, .for some reason Nina did not
want to break off with me completely,
and, one day announced that she was expect-
ing a child and wanted to legalize our
marriage, Since, I did not consider
myself the father of the child and |
fearing black-mail by Nina; I decided to.
speed-up my defection which I was Planning
anyway.
0. TRAVEL:
: None except as described previously.” :
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"21," HISTORY OF “ARR STS:
22. MEMBERSHIP.IN POLITICAL PARTIES OR ORGANIZATIONS:
I. never belonged to’ the Communist Party. I was urged to
join’ the Komsomol in 1937. while at the Tbilisi Elektro-
‘Technicum, and was’’sponsored there by two ‘of my class-mates,
-each of: whom had more than two years of Komsomol standing.
T submitted the application to the local Komsomol yacheyka
(cell) “and at:a general meeting of the cell members my ‘
i n.was.discussed ao@iI’ told my life story and answered.
qu ons ‘put to-me’ by: the members, -.After I. was accepted,
I received.my membership card ‘in*about two months from the oo
cit committee of the KonSomol in Tbilisi after which So
tte d meetings. and pay véry small dues. “YT never: 1
ial position"with the Konsomol ‘organization.
ni let bilisi,; I had ‘to-défegister from the Tbilisi
organization and register. w:
ith the local organization at my-
new. place ‘of residence in Mikha Tskhakaya (usually referred
to by the: local population. sirply as. 'Tskhakaya'). The same
proceedure had to be repeated upon my departure to and
discharge from the army (deregistration from the old
_. organization and registration at the new place). Upon ny
return from..the army ‘to Tskhakaya, I never registered with
° the local: mo ; ; :
Yeabization again.
‘When I started to work in Tskhakaya, I was. automatically ;
énrolled.in the prof~soyuz (trade unions) where Iwas ao _
pasSive. member..paying-.my dues (something like 1% of my salary)
ve. to. the ‘trade ‘union organizer of MTS. (prof-org) .and attending
“,; the obligatory meétings from time -to times “I: never ‘took .—
any. advantage of trade union sembers, privileges: such as the
“eut-rate accommodations’ in-rest. ‘homes (putevka v dom otdykha).
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“fromthe of
(and a decent’ lifeé.*.
_ developed ‘as. time passed became stronger and ‘stronger,
' “and it became more and more difficult for me to hold |
"myself -back’ and ‘not to. express them openly, which I did
~ anyway on ‘several. occasions. My. involvment with the
| TECHNIQUES OF ESCAPE:
ligénce services. Tiwas’
pacity for ‘Soviet security |
poganda ... During’ and after the. war, —
ited’Western countries and was able
particles of truth about a different
there-from the even sonetinmes very carefully worded
orts “of. those people. After .I purchased a good radio.
I ‘met ‘people
of ‘Mir" make in 1956, I-started to listen intensively to
foreign broadcasts, ‘For’.a long’ time I cultivated the
dea’ of: é 1 @scape from the USSR where I had -no----.. 0° :
ily, no possibilities for advancement: re
-My anti-government. sentiments which >
militia and the unfavorable developments in’ my personal
- | Life ‘acceleratéd ‘my plans for defection. |
”
On 25 June 1962, three days after my experience with the
militia, I left my residence at 0700 as I normally would
to go to work. I walked out of town toward Samtredia,.
I wore my regular clothing, had 80 rubles and a_ small
hand bag, I-did not want: to take the train being afraid
of militia® surveillance.’ After I walked ‘two or three kilo-
meters. on the highway, I. got a ride on a ‘truck ‘from a
‘near-by collective farm which was headed in the sane:
‘direction. I.got off the truck .downtown in Samtredia and
paid ‘the driver. one rible,: then walked toward the railroad
station. Here I purchased: the ticket for Batumi ‘and
boardéd ‘the train at LISO: arriving in’ Batumi at 1415,° 1.
¥ about. my" escape plans and “dfd not
, receive any help from anybody. -
From Kemal-Pasha where .I was’ given ‘sone’ clothing, I was
taken by car to Erzerum and ‘from ‘ther -by train to.
Istanbul refugee ‘center, ‘Ll was there’ about a week -and
was taken to Germany. with the: assistance of US authorities :
on ‘Friday. 6. uty “1962, , Soo
25 DOCUMENTS: > - oo, re oy
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_ Fay voyenkonat;;:
PASSPORT:
1 received my: first’ ‘three= -year passport | at #17 militia
(passport desk) office of Molotovskiy rayon of Tbilisi,
where’ I resided at. that time. ‘The passport was a single
sheet ‘of paper with my photo and biographic data on it,
In 1939 1 exchanged it for a new five-year passport at
the Mikha Tskhakaya rayon militia. This passport was of
xa regular bocklet form and along with my photo and bio
data, had a stamp of propiska (registration with militia)
which stated the date of my arrival in this. town and my
reésidence.address, When 1 was drafted to the army, }F
turnéd in my. passport: and military. ‘booklet to the — . _
nd picked it up upon discharge from the oe
service.” At. that time-I received a new, five-year passport
fron’ the - same militia. office with the. _propiska showing.
my new address. In. 1951," I exchanged my passport for thé -
new. ‘one. ‘which. was valid for 10 years and which was:
exchanged for: ‘another Hsyear passport, iu 1961,
issued byZont
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on vacation and that Kr. Minor would be working with hia
until CO returned. He was assured that Minor was aware of
he ‘all-the problens and knows the cage thoroughly.
Subject aight return on Saturiay but if not he will contact”
Kinorfiext weeks * So
° the next two‘weeks * ‘and: this assignzen ;
could be done on his way back to Leopoldville. It is osvious that Subject's
primary worry or concer is te Bet a Job with us. Subject asked if his —
identity card could be renewed. se Officer took the card and had it
re-validated entil 24 June and returned it. to Subject.
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: , ‘Subject was also tola ‘that the’ cook would be taken t on, chim for’
©. Several“weéks and that Case, Officer would giv
rs Subject was cuite “surpris
as.soon as he heard sonething from ‘Headqua nters.
to a: CO. that. he- had - nade. con stact an Bériaiina, cinder the: name. of
th a firm “that, Ww
Chim: 5 5,000. DM: for nis® ‘idea. ‘Subject told tien he would give ‘Lt to ‘them’ outright
\ - +’ for. $13,000. Although they did not refuse his request, ‘they told him ‘they
would think it over and discuss it with the boss and would have to make a
patent: search which would take up to 4 weexs. Subject told them to £0 ahead
but not co try to pull any funny business sinc? the:» were ways of proving
that the idea was his and he. could offer it to other firms. _ Subject will
now wait to be contacted by this. fire. .
‘= Case Officer told“Subject that we ‘had not heard any.thing from Headquarters
regarding his: re-employment by us.. He asked if there was some way of. finding.
out’ approximately how long it- wouldtake. CO. told: hia this was: very. difficult,
but we ‘would see.if we could make an? educated’ guess. , oO
- subject ‘asked - for a key to the mailbox since che. will be receiving mail
: ‘from his friends in -Dortmund and possibly from the fim which he has contacted.
te be ARS
: then began discussing documentaton with Subject along the following
‘lines:
The type of documentation he would receive if any «ould depend upon the
final decision from Headquarters as vet not received. We solicited sug Ksestions
from Subject as to solutions to the documentation proolem. Apparently his
immediate desire is to receive back nis Ausician pass, finish. his business
. in Surope: and return to the Congo to clean up ratters” tnere. :
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which he did. will be made to acquire.
a Fremdenpass without prior consultation with him. ;
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‘David de Pandskhet
~. dn! Frante, there é6uld
( t ay to” ee oo -
ct. wouldbe working... mS
Subject ‘might have. = 0
‘ted mostly to “Subjects.
solutions: He also. | |
ROSE ot the Congoleg@_and
to dislike intensely.
Upon return to the apartment Subject was told that we ; . ’
would like to get him West. German documentation with political. ce ;
recognition, He was told that-if we are successful he would be
documented. as legally as,posSible under the circumstances and -
would’ be in a p ition to begin a new. life. Subject was very . .
itskeptical that we could accomplish this, He Fone
Was asked to think carefully about his desire to‘use-the name . Ss
e, if.-he was wanted for breaking parolg. .
bea watch. list’ for. that name: and it."
ince’ Panaskhet was his brother's name, _
could. be assumed. ‘that s
- Subject. might assume’ that name some day,” Subject stated that
., Someone was confused :about ‘his status in France, that he was
‘not*on parol and had, “therefore, not done anything wrong in
leaving the country. “‘He said that the worst that could happen
‘if he returned there. would be for the authorities to ask him why
he had left the. town he had been confined to. His answer would
be that Since ‘they had restricted his movements he had left the
country (C, 0. doubts that this is true but not raise any
questions). | ; to ca
ro.
“Subject. was given a DRC identity card, number 596, in the:
name. of David de. Panaskhet . Since HARVARD is awaiting Headquarter6# -
- proposals-regarding Subject's resettlement, C, 0. suggested that
he investigate the possibility -of marketing his telephone
“answering device, : re
li Ra ia aad tee cr tA
Frito conaes4 photographed ‘and’ vould be Seturned to hin es soon as possible.
-WIROGUS said he was in no hurry for his documents and fcr us to keep then
as long as we needed them. He said he hated kt being coupfed up in this
apartment and hoped that we could give him an interim pass which would _
permit bin to go out on the street in Frankfurt. LACKLEW said that he. vas
trying to obtatn this pngs’as soon ag possitle, the photo WIROGUE gave
‘22. May was not proper with. thy sport shirt and that he would have MOSIE
‘take more. ‘pictures the - ‘afternoon of 23 May- with coat and tie. for the pass.
LACKLEY explained that the dehay- ‘dn. issuging the peas was - simply setting. another
operational ‘activity ‘te rele. ‘oF their. aver passes. for” 5 WIROGUE.
this vag; not possible he: ad. phone hin ‘at- '1700.an¢ probably. have the ‘pass.
the falloving morning, the morning of 24 Nay. ‘NTROGUE agreed. .
4, ‘WEROGUE ‘éaid that he wanted to ‘travel to Dortmund and Dusseldorf
to talk to’ people’ shere about his ‘telephone ansvering aevice< He vould
like to-have a pass to facilitate this trip which would take two or three
days. -LACKLEH suggested wIROGUE "sit tight” until we had sone information
from Washington before maltins this trip. In this exchange of conversation
WIRCGUE. mentioned that he preferred not to use his Austrian passport in
Germany. LACXLEN took this entree and asked WIROGUE why didn’t he get
& real pagaport: as rious: WIROGUE elt’ the “Aust trian: passport was réaching
"the end -of “ite” usefulness. “WEROGUR : aLd he -wante’ more than anything elsa’
“to bexg legalize himself in :any coimtry; ‘even the ‘Congo. ‘He .2 said that: be
new. US. citizenship 46 Impossible because of his s#ACKLER -
pend “the: ‘Required. five ‘years residency. da. Germany
that. matter. in any cther. country. LACKLEY
mentioned ‘thst same German: doeutentation: ‘Rigat be obtainahie, however, he imev-
had’ loaned -us ‘vere ‘being me
a.
tirehaip, ‘political recognition,ete.)
, r ~The’ One problen: ‘Still Wiclear, ‘however, ©
is ‘how: “to obtain “his: ‘agreenent not ‘to ‘return to thé Congo. ~The matter that
we retain his Austrian passport will prevent him from returning to the Congo,
but. it will be very desirable to find a plausible reason: by which ve can :
make: :him see he must not return’ to the Congo.
‘7. LASKLEN requested and ‘yEROGUE agreed to renain™ in the p epartment’
“mtd the pasa could be obtained. . . LACKLEN arranged for a maid to coms in -
and.cook his meale. . French. magatinee vere. Provided. -It da: believed he will
. be cantent in the apartment through 2 May
oO , “8. Throughout the meeting WEROGUE ‘continually renatockats “expressed
his views onthe Congo, documentation procediires. and: ‘techniques, “etc.
LACKLEN duggeated that he had® very useful information that wight ‘be of.
ee interest ‘to’ an “expert: in. these: fiélds and asked if he’ would be egreeable
to takking with ‘someone. “ OGUE ‘sald he would'be. very pleased to‘do so. -
LACKLEN made thie pitch asa ency by which we might tie up WIROGUE
‘for several daya in x "“important’ débriefings ant delay tthx his pressing
' for an immediate solution. We might also-describé delays as being caused
by Washington bam nomax tiseansy\' “Stiibthing of which he claims to be very
familiar with. During these debriefings it would be possible also to learn
the extent fo his kmowlegeability of KUBARK operations, personalities, eta.
LACKLEN believes WEROGUE has.quite an extensive knowledge of KUBARK. He
- has boon, bandied by tary people, in mary places and in muy ways. .
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a. NOSTEN vould ‘return at about 1400 today to tak needed
pass photos: and bring him some French reading material.
WXRESR WIROGUE agreed to remain in the apartaent until
such a pass was available. LACKLEH wowld do his best to
eet it by 1700 today, but Af not, early on 2h May.
be When a: paos vas avalleble WIROGUE could vork out arrangenente
. to go to Renee: Dortmund, etc., however, Jt may be: that hia
debriefing on the Congo, on ‘documentation, ate. vas of: outtictent
Amportance’ that he should. be" develered . imediately.’ a
my i coo make. ‘his. stay ‘in the ‘apartnsii aa comfortable as possible ; “
; Se ® ‘should suggest to the matd ‘the: ‘types of foods be particularly ‘
- . enjoya. a : ; .
a. Ve vould continua to o press Washington: for authority needed to
resalve his case.
" UL. WEROGUE understood the progran end was quite Satisfied. He is
cooperative and LACKLEN believes vill continue to be go. as long as a . : ,
logical and plausible Progras is presented. LACKLEN' 5 next contect with | .
_NEROGUE vill be by telephone at 1700 hours on 23 May vhen ke will tell. 4 .
“him the pass P not ready ‘and arrange for another contact at 1030 hours
2h: May.
-vory cloar tnat he ve
or reaolve Kis’ case. ‘Ly
‘Bt Troported:to'his office to review passport photograph
£ WIROQUE And get further tnatructiona. Acting AD/PI
instructed -LACKIEN to take him to the apartment and if
feasible, obtain the passport. and with extreme caution
eliait any information regarding WIROGUS's purpose for coming
to Frankfurt. DOOS came through the office at this time and
waa advised that LACKLEN and CABEZONE were earrying out this —
+, . WIROGUE was ‘met as planned. ‘Ha advised that he had |
‘ eG rite: the Hotel Savoy across tne street. —-
st ‘Leasible to. obtain the Passport if
Nis apartment. If -he-wore in the hotel,:
hie may be re - to §ive up tho ‘pasaport, ete. “WIROGUS |
was concerned at first ak ut: burdening ua by Living incur
apartment’ but agreed $0'do ‘a0. “Stéphen R..-LACKLEN uaing-
abies Mr. Edward Miller and Roscoe MOSIEN using alias My, Dale
drove aubjeot ir CAXEZONE oar to #1 Ostend Strasse, apartment 9.
Thia nice one-bedroom apartment with kizohen end bath and a
‘~ Raving’ room is regarded as blow and is acheduied to be dropped
{n Pieeal 1963. The telephone number thers ia 492813. Contact
instructions given WIROGUE in a FRAN cable were Mr. Sclnelder’s
munper FC 553001 (ops phone located in HURDWIN's office) and.
the Annex A Guard Post number Northern £766 for after ‘hours.
both of theee nucbers-should be changed as soon aa feasible.
3... Ac .s00n ag WIROGUE waa settled in tho. apartaent,;
LAK dosortbed -ninself. as. an -odminiatrative ‘6ffleer who
_ WES, Boeting him-sgeing that he got settled in the ‘new apartnsnt |
‘hile dmmediate needs, LACKLEN made it
thority to give nim aiy. comm ttaents
i-sald, however, ‘that ho would like
and “attending to ‘any. of
00 Francs (sic)-<:.rate, 6
iven: to the Ministry ‘of Defen
nis money had been deposited in Swiss banks and Aisappeared.
He ahowed LACKLAN an Crver de Mission dated 17 Ray 1962 aligned
by the Secretary Ganeral of the Congolese Foreign Miniatry
identifying rin for travel for tra Congoleae Government to as
miny countries 1n Europe as necessary. WIROQUE sounded resolved
to complete this mission. ite claimed, however, that thia alssion ; i
was simply e cover for nia Prankfurt contact with the "Servise". :
| WIROGUE talked about hinself for ‘about an hour and ak
"Boma of the highlights of thig’arer ; :
““: as About the investigation - 4 fan citizen, who, . 4
_ -had been in the’ Congo béfore independence and wo was now | - :
<a colonel In tha Congolese Arty, ard olose to Genera), Mobutu 4
had gone to the Anerican embassy to “"naApe-check” WIROCUE. i
WIROQUE said he was not worrted ebout thie investigation
(Q80T2s LACKIAN was not asking thece questions, but aleply
listening to WIROGUS and attempting to lead up to the
request far his passport). WIRGGUE felt ths only way uis
Belgian cclenel could pin his down wan by contacting the
Viennese diplooat recresentative in Loopoleéville and
through hin checking XIRGGUS's Austrian pasaport number.
Ha ‘mentioned that hia friends in ths Surete and Department :
‘of Defense Aintatry had aaked hia for’ a. police certifioate
from Austria. » WIKOQUE ‘saw no provlem in furnishing wile. '
He could fadrieate. this with no trouble and was confidant od
At.would te accepted because tha Congolese officials would .
have.no Gur such document to compare it with and nad o :
pragtios of throwing resemia aay. .
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“ spalgnsent: ‘for you?” What: would you like to do “then?
WIROGUE oontinued discussing’ his interest in working
for the “Service” and indirectly made it clear he was
not interested in a normal job and life. LACKLEN asked
hin what country he was a citizon of, WIRQOUE stated
that he. was stateless. LACKLEN aaked him what country
id like to live in if he had hia chaise, if ho
go what:.would ’ he likd to do ia a normal life? WIROOUE
replied re didn! = know," but ho hated Germans and sani
“At. no tine was, i di sauesed. or “did
Jloyment, entry, or oltizonship. in.
the “U. 8.0" : “gtated he could: not go back to” France
cue to. soue: trouble whtoh he then described as the bank
robbery... ; ;
ad. CACKIEN esked him if no waa actually receiving
a salary from the Congolese Government. He said he was
ing about 15,000 Congolese Francs per montn and this
wap not enough to live decently on. He. said his Job in
addition to this investigation he was conduoting on
the omberzloment of money that ne was in oeffost the
chief of the Congolese Air Force.” - .
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STORET
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- gauoh “ths 4 ts peopl
hands” ‘on. this. WIROGUB loaned LACKLEN the following Socumentas
Passport (Austrian) 090058
Return Sabena Air Ticket 8096473 to Leopoldville
-Congo D.ivers Pormit
} Carte d' Indenitite D'Etranger
.% - Paso from MINDEF/Congo re Teohnioian
Status (Civilian) = * eo,
“Health Certificate ~ ;
Laisses Passer & 71-58. “Congo Pass froa :
‘ Igopolaville’ to Brazzaiville.. . :
Latesed Passer as Major, Congo Army”:
/ (access 40 Hoyal Hotel, . Eaopolavilo)
Congo’ Certificate ‘of Vaéoination LF
Order do Missicn (17 May. ‘@)- by: “Secretary |
: General Foreign Ministry.
(32) Ordor'de Mission to Brazzaville to ‘apprehend
aman aigned by Joseph ‘MOTUBA, 26 March 62
(13) Attestation he ia Attaohs (Techntetan)} Congo
Army by M. Kalongo, Sea. Gen. Ministry, of Defense
28 December 61 : ;
6. VS LAGKIEN. ‘asked, it" he could borrow thase. doounents: Fe) they
a could be photographed" as he’ ‘wos sure: they were of ‘extreme. values”
- LACKLEN ‘eaid that inasmuch as these documents were AWTROGUE” a
i property: ot he- Ansiated i@ would have someone: photograpni ' the |
ter back aa. faot as poskit ae
obtained or made thes ninself.
: he nada drive a Lidensa your’ people
gave se with oy passocrt and while meritioning his comission
as a major in the Congelese: ary that he was able to obtain
thia rank by showing Sis German Aray papers (aio). WIROQUE
did not indicate whether thesa papers werv given hia or he
oC :
8, “Incidentally; VIROOUE indicated he would go inte
' Soviet Russia: on his cmi,: ‘ascomplian any misaion we wlahed
+ his ow risk, ‘provided. we
“gq agsign him and’ return.: All a
would “help him". “He also: indicated exceptional intervet in
“making phony documenta, eta.
_@® LACKLEN did not asi hin for thase ‘documents since they hed
apparently been provided by our “sapvioe” and would bo inconsistent
with nk the story of the Service's” interest in photographing
- Congolese documents, stasps, eto. It is believed that at the
- Fight moment WIROGUE esuld be taken elsexbere for lunch or some
other excuse, that he would probably leave -thens documenta in his
* apartment amd we could take possession of then. However, “nan
. ghia te-done and he misses then, the die ig cast...”
re ae
— RYBAT 27
Tt ia suggested that a
olear course of aation be established prior to advising
WIROGUE his documents are not being returned aa it ia quite
likely WIROGUE nas planned or will plan his own oourse of
action.
a, LAK believes that WIROGUE can be delayed. for
two, three,: -four,. or. even more days with the. story theao
documenta ‘thse stamps are terrific, "our psople” are really
= excite ‘about them. end’ ve “would like: to keep then longer, .we
would ‘like to ‘send: them to Washington, : eto. It may ba: that
WIROGUE: ‘ould . be ‘given. an identification card: sinilar. to. but
not Adentical- with Pf those’ provided defectors deseribing the:
in
. ‘marked with an expiration date.
tvidual ag ‘in ‘Avy ouatody as an. interin’ measure. and’ clearly
5. It may: be. important ‘to note that . prior to meeting
WIROGUE LACKLEN had only read FRAN O404 and made a 30 second
perusal of IZOP 3939 and DIA 11783. LACKLEN did really not
retain any deta from the two incoming messages and certifies
that he did not lead WIRCGUC in the conversation but simply
let him talk with sa the purpose of establishing. rapport and
obtaining the Pasaport ag, posaible. _
6. At approxisiately 175 55 ‘hours LACKLEN returned to the.
DCOS'a office and briefed’ the pcos and Aoting AD/FI on the
“meeting... : Acting -AD/PI | eant an. Ope imnedt ate. oeable to LEOP.
DIR “and poutine. oF. FRO. A mes ting waa scheduled in tha -.
AD/FI office at 0830 23 May. Acting “AD/¥FI's requést LACKLEN
notified Deputy Chief. MRTOPAZ . we attend the, meeting. * hazsn
Deputy Chief sacropAz came to CABEZONE at 1945: hours 22 May
‘and | inapeated comme RE cae, CABEZONE was. “ait ):
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a INSLAUP VOR sone PRANE Sanne S|
TORTIE
: 3 nine liutter hat: ‘mich, mit der
“georei'schen Abkirzung meines Namens’ “="Zhori" gerufen
und meine russischen Freunde haben mich "Zhora" oder
"Chorch" genannt,
2. . GEBURT:
A. GEBURTSDATUM: 25. Juli 1919
Be GEBURTSORT: - Tiflis, Georgien, USSR. Tiflis ist der
: ‘alte russische. Name .: Der georgische Name .als auch
der gegenwirtige offizielle Name - ‘ist ®bilisi,
Cc. NATIONALITAT: Georgier -
3. STAATSBURGERSCHAPT:
; A. BEI G=zurr: sowjetische, Von 1917 ( Oktober Revo-
ittion in Russland ) bis 1921 war Georgien nach dem
Fall des zaristischen Regimes von Menschewiken re- ;
giert und teilweise von *irkischen, deutschen und’. OO a
; britischen Truppen besetzt. Erst.1921 kam in Georgien _
coedde Sowi jetische. Regierung offiziell an die Macht.
, Jedoch wurden alle Personen die wihrénd dieser Uver-
. gangszeit. -geboren warden Spdter als Sowjetotirger aner-.
Kannt. co CO
“PU ayer op
“land einem Ingenteur: onne Dipion, \ as he “ohne Universi tits-
bildung, entsprechen,. ;
A. LETZTE STELLUNG: Chef Elektriker ( starschi elekto-
--technik ) bei MICHAL ZCHAXAJA RTS,
LETZTER “WOHNORT: Sdpta, Rustaveli Strasse ( ulitsa ) Nr. 25
( Wohrung meiner Lebensgefdhrtin Nina GANDELI ) in MICHA-
ZCHAKAJA , Kutaist Oblast, Georgten SSR...
- BHESTAND: : ‘Ledig. Seit. 1946 bis: Zu meinger Flucht lebte:
ich mit’ Nina GANDELI zusaninen, geboren 1920, ‘Madchenname
\. TAKTASCHWILI. Als ich sie kennenlernte war sie mit einem
‘ Postangestellten ungliicklich verheiratet. Ihr Mann war
viel Alter ale sie und die Ehe war von ihren Eltern ge-
plant worden, Die Eltern. waren altmodische Bauern von
einem entlegenen Dorf die froh waren ihre Tochter mit
einem verhiltnismassig gebildeten und wohlnabenden Mann.
, zu verheiraten. au ‘dem Zei tpunkt da ich in. die Armee’ ein-
berufen wurde war: ‘Nina meine: Geliebte.: Als ‘ich aus dem
, Krieg zurtick kan. 206 3 ich. zu any da ihr Kann’ in 2wei ten
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| VATER?: Frank Simon SANDERS, géboren: ungef. .
| 1885 4m Baltikum; er kam ungeféhr 1910 ins fussi-
sche Gebiet. Er arbeitete als Ingenieur in Baku,
Batumi. und Tbilisi Gebiet, Er starb 1924 an den
Folgen eines. Arbeitsunfalls. ‘Ich kanu mich an ae
meinem Vater nicht mehr erinnern, aber ich lernte : - '
von meiner. hutter, dass er ‘ein guter und glitiger Mas 7
Mann war der ‘allgemein veliedt. war s. Be :
- B. MUTTER: Maria "SANDERS, “Milaéhennane KANTSCHELT,
a ‘geboren ungefihr 1885. in einem ‘kleinen Dorf’ in
der Nahe der as erbaidshanischen Grenze im Tbilisi
Oblast, Sie war das einzige Kind;als ihre Eltern
im hohen ‘Alter innerhalb weniger Jahre starben
Z0g sie nach Tbilisi und arbeitete in Biires von
verschiedenen privaten Unternehmungen, bis sie
meinen Vater heiratete. Nachdem: Ahr. Mann- gard
fing sie. wieder - an.zu arbeiten. ‘Sie wechselte
. ihre: Arbeitestelle verschiedene “Male und aie
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Env - n ‘demi: ‘Heimatdo -meiner
‘Mutter unterhielten keinen Koptakt mit meiner Familie
da sie die Ehe meiner Mutter mit einem “Auslinder” eines
anderen Glaubens ablehnten. Ich habe das Heimatdorf mei-~
_ ner Mutter niemals besucht. ,
12, NAHE FREUNDE UND BEKANNTE: | Ich hatte niemals nahe
. Freunde aber. ic h. stand den folgenden Personen, in.
der. Stadt etwas atthe: ;
(1). DireKtor ‘von RIS, der 1959 naéh Rustavi in tear
“gien SSR versetzt: wurde. 7
(2) Rayon Merarzt,. der ‘sein Biro in der tlertirztli-
‘chen Klinik des Rayons hatte und der viel im
Rayon herumreiste um dort die Bauern zu besuchen.
(3) Bibliothekarin des Klubs ( eine Freundin)
13. BESONDERE BEFAHIGUNGEN: Ich liebe es kleine Dinge. zu
, erfiriden und nir im eigenen Hein eine gute Werkstatt
einzurichten..
SOURIS Ren EES ap
16,
is i Saha
15.°
heissen die Strassen PLECHANOVA ahd NARDSHANISCHYILI) , :
“Sin! ete
PINANZISLLE LAGE: keine
AUSBILDUNG:
1927-1934 -- Trudowaja Sehkola Nr. 107 ( 10~ Jahre Schule,
desyatiletka) die Sich ander” Ecke von “Prospekt Michailow: =
_ skiy und: Kirochnaja’ Ulitsa in Tbilisi befand. am Zur Zeit
_ Vor 1927 war e:
das. ‘deutsche. Realgymnas um un
ednjaja: schkola. ‘unge vandel t
obwohl
‘den wurde. a
. der. Unterricht bis 1936 in ‘Deutséh abgehalten und. erst.
von: ‘diesen Jahr an in der _georgischen Sprache. . Die Mehr-.
zak). der Schtiler waren Georgier, Bis 1930 gad es zwet
Stunden in -der Woche russischen. Sprachunterricht und eine
Stunde georz rischen Sprachunterricht, - Ich. war sieben Jahre
in dieser Scnule aber wegen des Todes meiner itutter. wech-
-Selte ich’ suf: die. technische Schule titer da ich dort woh=
nen korzte und verpflegt wurde LQ
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oder arei Hiuserblécks - vom “Techntkuni.
Vier Jahre atudierte ich Physik, Methematik, Geschichte,
Englisch, georgische Sprache und Literatur; von 1936 oder
‘1937 an die Verfassung der Sow jet. Union. Ue Gegenstinde
3 ; a wurden auf dem Stand einer"Héheren Schule" gelehrt. ‘Dann
f . a _ te gab es noch . die. folgenden Spezialen Unterrichtsgegenstiin=-
: wee i "de: Technologie’ der Metalle, Theorie. der Mechanik, Material-
uo oa ; .atirke, Elektip-Maséhinen,elektrische Arbeitsverfahren,
= _ -Elektr-Gertite ,- eléktrische Messinstrumente,. Zeichnen. Die
Studenten- wurden auch mili tarisch ausgeblldet’ und kérper=
lich ertiichtigt.. Der ‘Unterricht dauerte von September bis
Juli. Die Sormerferien verbrachte ich gewohnlich auf einem
Kolchos mit einer Gruppe,die vom Technikum organisiert wor-
den war, um den Bauern mit der Ernte zu helfen.
Die Priifungen fanden zwei mal im Jahre ‘statt, vor dem Jahres- a
ende und am Ende eines zweiten Semesters. Noten wurden. nach , -
dem folgenden Systen. gegeben: :
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oa
Allen Priiflingen wurden. verschiedene Arbeitsplitze zugewlesen ©
an denen sie mindestens zwei Jahre zu verbleiben hatten. Das
- ist eine Art von. -Rilckzahlung des Geldes, das die Regierung fir ,
* die Ausbildung ausgegeben hatte. Ich wurde MICHA+ZCHAKAJA
M.T.S. zugewlesen; ‘der Name. wurde 1958 in R. Te S. » abgewandelt.
SSN LR EER RT OE
'17.. BERUFLICHER WERDEGANG:
-1938+1941. und 1946-bis. zur Flucht MICHA Z2GHAKAJA. MT. s.
- (Maschinen-Trek toren-Station) , spater: abgewandelt in RoTS6
a
i - 7 * (Reparatur-Technische-Station) « ¢ Matchino=frakternaja. und bz.
po - Remontno- Technitscheskaja Stanzi ja ). M1CHA-ZCHAKAJA wurde von
der Bevilkerung einfach Zchakaja genannt und war Rayon-Zentrum
des Zchaka jskii ‘Rayon, ‘sO genannt nach dem bertihmten georgischen
Revolutionar MICHA ZCKAKAJA (( der alte Name der Stadt war™
_ ACHAL -SENAKI bezw. ACHAL - SENAKSKII Rayon ).. M. Zchaka ja war
einer. der ‘Organisatoren der’ ‘georgischen kommini stischen Parted,
eA ARR
rat
FSP PESTLE
LE ES
und ‘anderen Maschinen verantwortlich waren. Mein Anfangsgehalt —
war 400 oder 500 Rubel, aberes stieg schnell und als ich in die
Armee einberufen wurde war rein Gehalt schon fast doppelt s0 ,
hoch. . :
Aus personlichen Griinden kehrtée ich in diese Stadt zuriick, nache
dem. ich aus dem. Militurdienst - entlassen worden war und ich er-
hielt: meine alte- Steliung wieder. Ich bekam dazu noch. “eine * ,
telle: als. Elektro-Teciriker mit-dex, vorher erwitnten Elektri-= ~~" ee
~ zitatewerk, “welches Elektrizitat fir die Stadt und dem ibrigen
‘Rayon erzeugte. Ich er rhielt diese Stelle zugewlesen, da nach
“den Rrieg ein ‘Mangel an, qualifizierten Arbeitskrit ten bestand,
Ich arbeitete in der zweiten Schicht im Elektrizitdtewerk von
1647-1953 ( dann wurde die Stelle von einem -jungen Absolventen
des Kutaisi Technikums gefiillt). Ich verdiente dort 700 Rubel
neben meinem Grundgehalt bei ReT.S. Vor meiner Flucht war mein
‘Binkommen ungeféhr 120° zeue Rubel Brutto. Ich hate susttzliches
-Einkonmen von. Wochenerd~A> beiten ftir die ‘Reparatur von Haushalt
gegenstanden, Radios. usr. durch Einwohrer der, Stadt. Das Celd war
; 1961) 10 mu 1 abgewertet, waien,
eparaturen der elektrischen eile - ‘yon jahawirtschaftlichen oe
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a wurde, - die sich:
'_ mach Sal Jani: urd zur: dani schen: Grenze »befand. -
-RINDTEHUNGST AG: ‘Ungefinr an: 26 August 1941 wurde
ich aufgefordert ‘mich am 27. August beim raywo jenkomat
_ 2U melden. Ich tat das und wurde aufgefordert mich Zum
Dienst am folgenden. Tag zu melden, Mit einer” Gruppe ‘von
‘ungefdhr 80 bis 100° Rekruten meinea Rayons fuhren mir. mit «
. den: Zug von Tbilisi nach Baku. wo. die Gruppe in der Bo--
genannten: Sal jansk? je ‘Kasarmi C Si Kaserne ) untergebracht
ait Stadtrand: ‘von. Baku, auf der Strasse
c, militdrische EINHEI? und. ERKENNUNGSNUIGEER? Ich diente
bei der Luf tabwehr Artillerie. Eine Erkenriungsnummer hat
es bei der sowjetischen Armee nicht gegeben,
De GRUNDAUSBILDUKG: Meine erste militdrische Ausbildung
erhielt ich in der Saljani Kaserne in Baku und Sie dauerte
zwei -Monate. Einen Monat regultire Grundausbj ldung und © in
“gNeiten Monat verbasserte ich ‘meine Qualifikation als”
_ Autofahrer ( Ich. hatte gelernt wie man einen Wagen fahrt
wébrend ‘ich: in der x. Te Se ‘die elektrischen Reparaturen
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~ geben’: a ta ‘erhielt ‘ich ein. neues”
Soldbuch Welches meine Reserve zZu=
sehorigkeit enthialt, Ich wurde nie
Fehr einberufen scer zu irgendeiner
Ubung eingezogen rachdem ich von ;
eae | meinem Militurdienst entlassen nr:
oe te at Worden ware’ —— an
"a _CHROKOLOGTScHE AUrZzIcHNURG: MINES MILIBiDIRNSiES o wrt a
. ‘Mit eine: ean derer. Rekrutén wWirde ich mt den Zug: zu
der ‘253. Séparaten. ‘Luftabwehr Artillepte. Division, 2. Batterie,
‘gebracht ‘eo OSADs : ‘oghe=saschtschi tnyi - artilleriski division ).
- Der, kormandierende Orrizier der Batterie war ieutnant FAXS.
Kommandant der wswod uprawlerije ( Verwaltung, Zugsftihrer )
der Division war Leutnan,{ ZNDELADSE. Stellverire tender Divi-
Sionskornmandant ftir politische. Belange war ‘Haap =mann TSCHOCHA -—
und politruk meiner Batterie’ wer Senior Leutnans SAMARIN. : "
Ma jor. Wiedo ( Wadisir) GURGENT DSS war koumandi erender. Offizier
von OSAD und im Februar 1943 wurde er auch - zum Zonmandeéur von
a ee
ae |
ne Be cy okt og BibpSyeteapetmty ge
. Bade. des. ‘eraten Jahres - zu Unterfeldwebél und
Zum -Felawebel beférdert.. -
is ein Landmann von mir und wurde durch sei- -
- men Einfluss. dem Di vi'sions-Kommandeur GU2GLNIDSE, auch ein
Georgier der spaéter zum Oberstleutnant beforders wurde, als Coes
‘persGnlicher Pahrer zugeteilt. Er vehielt nich in dieser Poe
sition bis ich von. Mi litirdienat ebtlaseen wurde»
He aerORpenuucan UD DEGRADIZRUNGEN: Nach 6 Wonaten. Mili-
tiPzeit wurde, ich, Zuni: jefrejtor ¢ Gefreiten ) deférdert; an: : oe
344 wurde Ach Oo ee
le aus2sTeHUKGsR: . betas!
J. ENTLASSUNGS?AG: Ich warde vom axtiven Militirdienat
Ende September 17226 entlascen, Ich erhielt meinen : wrbefeh)
und. Reisegald von meiner Einheit in. Michurinsk, die ich spi- | / . :
ter dem. rajwojenkomat ubergab 1955 wurde ich°noch=als fret- =
lich untersucht, aut Be fehl Vor: Vojerkomat und offiziell. aus”
: “meiner Reservestellurg entlassen, Aus Gesundivet tscrunden: (80°
Avie” zuvor) und (er aielt eine sogenanrte: belj i biiet me wed sae
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1938-1941
1941-1946
1946-1962 .
(bis zur Plucht) -
Ai oht diy ‘Brinnerung), ‘Studentenhein dea
hatte nit. thr. ein Verhiltnie bevor ica.
Tbilisi Elektro-Technikums,
MICHA ZCHAKAJA, Ulitsa Tsulukidse Nr.14.
Hier mietete ich ein Zimmer in einem oo,
privaten einstéckigem Haus, das einen .
Pensionierten Eisenbahn-Weichensteller,
Ilja LORDKIPANIDSE, gekirte, welcher
. ein Zimmer: vermieten: musste , um. etwas
‘Bu. seiner Fénsion dazuzuverdienens: Iljats’
Frau Keto( Katherina > kiimmerte sich um
meine Wasche und kochte flr mich woftir
ich extra etwas bezahlte. Das Ehepaar.
hatte keine Kinder und behandelten mich
wie ihren eigenen Sohn,
Mili tirzeit
Micha Zchnkaja, ULitea Schota. Ruataveli
Nr. 254 die Privatwohnung netner Celieds.
ten. Nina GANDELI. Ich liedte sie und
zu kinnen.
Wiihrend der letzten Jahre fand ich heraus,
dass Nina sich wihrend meiner Abwesenheit -
von zu Hause mit anderen Minnern traf. Un~
- stimnigkeiten entstanden, die mehr und mehr. |
_wachsen ale ‘die. zeit verging. Nachden das
"Verh tnis mit: Nina_ sehr kth. geworden. war,
fing. ‘teh” an ich mt ‘anderen. Frauen. zu tref-
fens. Mir’ waren oft -daran uns. -endslltig zu
; trennen,” aber wir fanden immer wieder zgu-'
- gamnen, Ich versuchte verzweifelt unser
Problem zu lbdsen,denn ich hatte zu einem
Zeitpunkt als wir uns noch sehr nahe waren
Bemerkungen gegen die ‘Regierung gemacht und
-ich Plante. ‘sogar. eine geneinsame Flucht aus
-den USSR. Ich- wollte sie nicht ‘gusehr ver=
tingern um sie. nicht womiglich dazu zu brin-
= BON,” dasa sie. mich bei ‘der. Militia: ‘anzeigte.
- Aber” aus irgendwelchen Grunden wollte Nina ,
alent gtinzlich: mit air: brecken und eines”
zu sein. r
Obwohl ich solche Bemerkungen bei verschiedenen Celegenhéiten
gemacht hatte und deshalb schuidig im Sinne des letzteren Teils
der Anschuldigung war, konnte-ich ftihlen, dass die Militia nicht
gentigend Informationen besags und ich verneintepllé Anschuldi-
gungen. ‘Ieh konnte mir nicht: ‘derken wer dahinter -steckte. Nach
_langen: Verhbren, “bei ‘derien ich uber ‘alle- Einzelheiten neines
--Lebens, Eltern ; Wilitirdienst, Kontakte,-w.s pefragt. wirde ,
wurde. ich. “mit” ‘ed rming entlassen das Gebiét nicht cu
verlassen und: ‘es Wu de “mir gesagt. ith wiirde . wieder von. der
Militia -héren, Mit diéser einsigen Ausnahme bin ich nie ver="
“haftet oder verhirt. worden, © weder bei. der Militia oder anderen
Sicher heitsbdehdrden.
22. MITGIRDSCHAPE IN POLITISCHEN PARTE IEN ODER ORGANTSATIONEN:
Ich gehirte niemals der kommunistischen Partei. -an, Mir wurde
nahe gelegt 1937 Komsomol detzutre ten: wihrend - ich am Tbilisi -
23.
-ein- “passives Mitglied
neu eintragen Lasser. Dasselbe geachah ale ich in die Armee
eintrat ( Ausstreichen aus der :lten Organisation und Ein-
schreiben am neuen Wohnort). Als ich nach der Zntlassung von
‘der Armee wieder nach Gchakaja gurickkehrte liess. ioh mich .
nicht wieder. in die ‘lokale Organisation eintragene
Als 40h in Zchaka ja zu arbeiten. -begann wurde ‘tah automatisch
in die (prof. “org ). Gewerk chart . -eingeschrieben, ‘in der. ich.
Seine: Beitrige ( etwas wie’
1% néines’ ‘Gehaltes- ) an den’ Organisator. der: Gewerkschaft :
von MTS bezahlte und: von. zeit’ gu Zeit. einer Prlichtversamm-
lung beiwohnte.Ich machte nie“Gebrauch. von ‘den Vortetlen
der Mi tgliedschart wie ermdssigte Preise in Erholungsst&tten
( putewka vy dom otdicha ) .
“YERBINDUNGEN NIT EINEM SICHRHEITSDIENST:
Ich hatte nie einen Kontakt mit einer Sicherheitsbehirde.
Ich wurde auch. nie aufgefordert in irgendéiner Art. fiir den
sowjetischen, Sicherhei tedienst zu arbeiten.
ye
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‘“Mesucht hatten und “ich war in der Lage’ Bruchstticke ©
der Wahrheit tiber den Unterschied in den Lebensarten
aus diesen Erzihlungen abzuleiten, obwohl diese Be-
richte sehr vorsichtig vorgebracht wur @®n. Nachdem ich
1956. ein gutes ‘Radio der"iMir®" Marke kaufte horte ich
‘sehr. oft ausliindischen ‘ ‘Stationen. Bue Lange Zeit trig’
-- teh mich: mit der ‘Idee aus: den USSR. gu fliehen wWo- ich:
"eine Familie, keine Verwandten und- keine Aufatiegsmég-
‘Lichkeiten® hatte. Meine: feihdliche Einstellung. zur Re-.
élerung wurde’ “atirker, und ‘stiirker “mit der Zeit und: es
‘wurde fir'mich dimer ‘schwieriger mich zu kontrollieren
“und diesen: Gefthlén- nicht offen: Ausdruck zu verleihen,
was ich dann doch einige Male tat. Meine Erfahrung mit
der Militia und die Entwicklung meines perstnlichen Le-
bens beachleunigte meine Pluchtpline.
’
mach Batumi und nahm den Zug um ll. 50der um 14.15 ‘in
Batumi ankam. Ich fand einen sicheren Platz und schlie?
bis zur Dunkelheit. Ich verliess Batumi zu Fuss entlang
des Seeufers. bis-ich 1 1/2 oder 2 km Slidlich die alte
“‘Schiess-Statte’ erreichte.. Hier cing ich um ungefahr
“22 Unr | ins Wasser ,. nachdem. ich meinen Pass gersturt -
“hatte. ( die: anderen ‘Dokutie ntie liess ich au. Hause. ):
und “vergrub méine KLeider ‘und Tasche, Ich wusste ‘durch’
das. Studivm einer. Landkarte , dass’ ich ungefuhr. 18 km
Zu schwinnen hatte ‘un tiirkisches ‘Gebiet zu erreichen,.
Ich schwamm die ganze. Nacht und ich war nicht sicher
ob ich schon tirkisches Gebiet erreicht hatte , aber
ich war erschéprt und schwanm ungefShr um 3 Uhr oder.
4 Uhr. frtih zum Ufer. An dem Punkt wo ich ankam began
das Ufer steil anzusteigen. Ich sah die Silhuette einer
Hutte und ‘ging hinein, Da fand ich einen alten elektri-
schen Motor, Bussisch: beschriftet, woreus ich ersah, ‘dass
ich ‘noch in Russland war. Ich versteckte nich in der Niithe
Ufer und versteckte ‘iaich in einer HOhle zwischen zwei
Felsen im Meer in Ufernithe. Da verblieb ich zum Morgen.
Am nichsten Morgen kletterte ich den Abhang hinauf,wo
“ich ein steinernes Gebilde sah, das wie ein Grab ‘aus=
‘gah. Teh ; cing: hinein und Schaute mir die -Umge bung durch :
. eine kleine Offnung. Ne Ich sah’ ein. kleines Dorf, spiter
_lernte . ich, dass es. Kemal=Pascha war. Erst. dachte -ich:. ,
ein -Minare tt wilre.-eint ‘Beobachtungsturm. Ich nahm an,.
es wire. das ‘Dorf Sarpi ‘noch immer auf. ‘Tussischen Boden.
“Teh: war sehr durstig und’ kletterte ‘den Hiigel hinunter
Zu einem Bach um ‘Zu. trinken. Ich traf einen 11 oder
12 juhrigen Buben dex ich russisch ansprach, aber der
Bub lief: weg. Ich war noch immer nicht sicher wo ich
war, ich ging ein Sttick im Bach um meine Fussabdrticke ©
zu verbergen, Dann, _versteckte ich mich im Gebtisch bis
zur Dunkelheit. Ich ging dahn um das Dorf herum ‘2un -
.vanderen Ende. Ich ‘betrat: das. Dorf and klopfte an die;
Tir eines Hauses, das am Abhang: eines ugele lag. Teh 2
es : } tte:
ein Flappmesser im Girtel, einen Sack Nadeln um mich zu
stechen im Falle eines Krazpfea, mein Geld war in einem
Nylonsack, 3 Tafel Schockolade, ein Kompass und zwei
Phenamin Tabletten um meine Energie cu heben ,irpinem ;
anderen Nylonsack. Mit: “Ausnahme des Suchlichtes’ ‘aut dem ee
Wasser, das ich durch. Tauchen zu ungehen suchte, gab es. Cg
-" keine anderen” ‘Hinderni 80 . : Be
einen | Fluentplaion efzuhit ‘und
Ich hatte niemanden ‘v , :
niemand hat mir. dabed. geholfen.. :
Von Kemal-Pascha; ‘wo igh ‘Kleider bekan wurde ich mit den”
Wagen nach Eyserum gebracht und von dort mit dem Zug: nach
Istanbul ins Pliichtlingslager. Dort war ich eine Woche
und wurde dann mit Hilfe ven US Behtrden am Freitag den
6. Juli 1962 nach Deutschland ‘gebracht, ,
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a ‘slitshebnaja ini skka dy welches’ ich. nie
~ nach meiner Entlassung aus der Armee: lidergab,
hen x neuen $Jahres Pass von der. gleichen Dienststelle mit
propiska, welcher meine neue Adresse anzeigte. 1951 tauschte
ich diesen Pass gegen einen neuen 10-Jahres Pass ein und
1961 gegen wiederun einen neuen 10 Jahre. gllltigen Pass,
HILT TARBUCH: ( Wojennii Bilet )
Stehe Para. 18. Irfer Arnee’ hatte ich ein Solabineh,
them | ‘rhyonwejétiouat’ 7
ARBEITSBUCH: ( Trudowa ja Knishka ‘)
Ich ‘besass keines, da es von den Arbeitsgeber ausge stellt
wird und wenn jemand seinen Arbeitsplatz andert , dem neuen
Arbeitsgeber tibergeben wird. Ich aber habe niemals meinen
Arbeitsplatz veriindert. _
hip: ov ted.
The undersigned further agrees he possesses no right, title or interest
in any infcrmation or Imovledge arising out of said relationship and he fur-
ther solennly svears that he will Raver divulge, publish or reveal ty word, .
sonduet or any other moans the faat-of aaid relationship nar any such knowledge
tion rising therefrom except’és authorised in writing by the same |
to witnesses this cath: - ‘ Ty ,
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». ImRahmen*unseres ‘Auswanderungsprogranns fver Fluechtlinge |
‘haben wir. einige Personen, die an einer Avswanderung nach
Chile iriteressiert sind, leh waere Ihnen daher sehr su
Dank verpflichtet, wenn Sie mich ueber folgende Punkte so
eingehend als soeglich {nformieren wuerden: .
1.) Yorgang zur Frverbung eines Finreisevisums unter :eie
fuegung von Mustern Saentlicher erforderiicher Fragoe
bogen, :
2.) Angahl-von Jahren, waehrend derer der Setreffende in
Chile ansaeasig scin-nuss, um die chilenische Staats= —
buergerschaft 2::.erwerben,
34) Hat Thr Land itgendveléhe finschraenkungen in Rinsicht
' auf die Einwanderung equate? .
L.) Welehe Berife ajod gefragt?
5.) Muss der Firvanderer ueber eine bestimte M! ndestsunme
an Geldnitteln verfueger, ehe das Pinvanderunzsvisua
ausgestellt werden kann?
6.) Anforderungen tn Hinsicht auf den Gesuntheitaruatand
deg Eimvanderers, . ; ; _
Foer ahr frevund.tches Entgegerkommen in der Frteilung der
‘ erbetenen Auskuenfte danke ich Ihnen 4a voreus, .
Hit ‘vorsueglicher Hochachtung:
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d) In order te file an application for ar. Lamigration visa the gnecial
coniitior:, cutlined in Circular Si, 3 heve to be fulfilled. prnecdally
the “Cartilla de i-vridgracion™ has to be furnished (forms are to be
obtained at the Consulate). The "Ca:tilla de Trsigracton® ds to be
‘fled in dupiicale and executed in Spanish. ; .
5) View fees axount to Di 9 10 per passport.
ration visa -
, 2» In case: “the application for. ar jnadgration visa is filed in. Germany, :
“the lve iist must be furs iched ‘with s seven copies, for. Proper.
» fore: ‘see CLs ‘eslar ie e, ; OO aan
20) The leggaze list can contain only personal belongings and nate*tal’
| necessary for the apclicant's profession, which were owned ty the
| apolicant tefore the immigration visa waa issued and were Produced
“din the aprlicart's nomeccuntry. The items must be used. Is: some
/exel_sive cases they may ce Tew) however purchased before ‘the issue
,of the visa,
rIters necessar, for the. execution of profession -are such. wh ich serve
ap in gontinuing ¢ the profession, he hasa- been executing while
till, din. cemany
be )-ovschol 3: celongince can be imported, however ‘ely to an extent da
accordance with the inntyrnnt's eituations
‘Sn “exclusive eases the imedgrant: may “alao- ‘tnport a ‘rotor. ve Sele,
- truck, jeep, or aneller trick. Trucks and jeepa can de imnorted-
aan cty-free; ‘for a delivery van ‘100% of the F2Bevalue are charged.
Passenger ears or other vehicles carrot be inported. The im ‘igrant
(can, however,. import. a tractor, should. ‘this be an Stem necessary
io carry out his profession, ' . .
e- ‘\egeage: aust not contain itens of art or luxury, such as
veluaole, ‘carpets, gobelins, music boxes etc.
is to- be appraved by the Chiléan Foreign
Consulate hag the rtuht te. check the
a oust the inzigration visa
. f Ministry the Ch lean General
. a . inzigrant's data.
‘ll -types-of- vise an taternst:
nation is necessary, Su
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in Beantwortung Ihrer Fragen von 31. Ausust kine ; og
zen wir Iknen folgende auskunft geten: — : oo
i.- Einzelneiten ucer die erteilung eines Einreige-
bew,. Sinwarderungsvisums bitten wir, unserem ;
Be . -.
i oo ee _ Cireular 2.-2u. entnehmen,
; ote — .2.~. Die chileniache Staatstlrgerscharft erwirbt man, | i
toe Me - ». . Wenn. man. mindestens 5 Jahre ansdssig- war. / :
Zee Zine Einwanderunzsquote besteht nicht.
4.- Gefragt sind vorwiegend téchnische Berufe.
on ; 5e- Es wire besser, wenn der finwanderer von irgend-
“ : einer Seite her =it finanzieller Unters tutzung
: recknen kénnte. .
6.- Siehe Circular 3.
air hoffen, Ihnen rit unserer auskunft gediente zu ges
nas -
ten und stenen weiterhin gern zu Ihrer Verriigung.
Lit vorzUslicher Eochacktung.
é Enrique Nelkonien Ce.
a Konsul: ;
I, TCURISVEN
a) Auf Grind eines besonderen Abkomrens zwischen Deutsehl nd und Chile und
eines begonderen chilenischen Gesetzes -kann Ben in Chile zu einem Aufent-
halt von héchstens Co Tagen =ls Tourist chne Visum einreisen. (In tesonde-
ren Hillen besteht die Aoglivieit, die sufentholtsdauer ein einziges Lal
_ um weitere ‘90 Tage in Uhile verlingern zu lassen). - . . .
a) ‘Als= Tourist kann: man (in Chile. amit. folgenden Unterlagen einreisens |
Giiltiger Pass ‘ohne Visun, oder: Gultiger. Persorr. rlausweis, aus dem der. voll- :
_ “standige i Hae y"- -Ceburtsort und ‘ede: tun, Staataange: Origkeit, Beruf,” Me
ty Augat Tlungsda tun: und Gultizkeitsdauer ‘hervor ehen, und; der Stempel-
‘und Unterschrift. der ausstellenden sehérde Sowie ein Lichtbild des -Inha-
bers enthdlt. : . .
c) juBerden ist ‘ein’ von. einen inta-ret ausgestellter International er Pocken-
inpfschein mitzufuhren, der. 2 Jahre Giiltigkeit hat.
d) Bei der Einreise ist die Riickpass ge in das terkirftsland oder die Passage
fiir ein anderes Land voraulegen, fur das der Tourist eine Genehnigung z zur
Einreise besitzt. -
Bei der Einreise in Chile erhalt der Tourist fine "Tar jeta de Turismo"
(Toaristenkarte } vy die in zweif cher fusferticung suszafiillen ist.
Ver in Chite’ als Tourist éinréist,. kenn dort keine be ‘heschite ratic¢keit cus=
tiben. “In Ausnahnefdllen kann dis Innenzinisterian in Chile eine Gene:inie
Sang: fiir: die “Ausing einer solchen Tatickeit fiir. eine’ *Schstdauer von
592. gen ertéilen. . i .
Personen, die. als Toiristen : in Chita « @¢inreisen, kénnen. dort keine UTShe
CIC DE’ RESIJENTE TEMPORAR IO!" beantragen (siehe .rt.1V)
“h) -Als Touristén werden Personen angesehéi, die.als Erholurgsreisende, wea
een sportlicher™ Interessen, in Mis tibung einer. gesc. Gatlichen ‘
ohne thtgelt,” ‘aus farilisren : ‘interegsén, etc, nac: Chile kocs nén, ohine adie
| Absic zu haben, fiir icrer in lend zu bleiben oder “dort zu arbeiten,.
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ass Vorzulege i
ers -notarieli: eglaubist “sein pig
das “der ~arbeitieber , sich*in jes.
« é fiickreise des arbeitneners zu
iibernehnen. das nonsulat behilt sica das “necht vor, eventuell eire caran-
-tie fir die Bezahling dieser Kosten cu verlangen. auferdem wernle: die in”
unseren Circular I'r.3 bezeichneten Unterlagen bendtigt.
Jd) Bei Vertragsende Kann von den chilerischen Sendrden ein neues Visum oder
die "Pernanencia Definitiva" (Dar ueraafenthal tegmehzigung ) erteils rerden. .
e) Die Visungebiihren betragen DK 36,20 pro Pass. : _— -
ALLVISACION JE Résios Mis EsTIoLts-(Visan fir Studiensrecke)
: a): Dieses Visun wird” aus landérn erteilt, die ‘nach Chile fahren wollen, um
dort a: | staatlichen oder ‘Stat lich: anerkannten privaten Leh transtal ten
ist ihn. nicht : gestattet, ohne tesontere vorhérige | Cenehnisung des chi- on
chen: Innenministériuns eine bezahlte Titigkeit im Lend aiszuiiben, :
. ¢) Unter besonderen sstdnden kann der Inhaber dieses Visuns evtl. nit einem
Dauervisum in Chile bleiben, lah einex eweijahrigen Aufenthalt in Chile
hat er das echt» die “Pernanencia Definitiva' zu beantragen (daueraufent-
- naltsgenehnigung
d) Die Visungebithren betragen Du 3, 20 pro Pass. a . oat
. TW. NISACTONES DE RESTON ER. poasatd (Visua fiir vefristeten éufenth21t }
a) Dieses Visum wird dus léindern ‘erteilt, die sich linser als So tage in Chi- -
le aufhalten: wollen und 2 éinea Verwanitencesuch oder’ wegen: anderer ine
teressen-nach- Chile Kormen, oder + wenn die chilenischen 3ehorden der Auf= |
fassung sind, daf der Aufenthalt in Chile von “besonderen iktzen fir das
. land ist.’ Das: Visun berechtigt zu’ eines. ,Aafenthalt- von einer Jahr. cs kann.
“. innernalb seiner viiltigkeitsdaier, jedoch nicht nachher. verlircert werden.
Rach Aolauf. eines ‘aires cug der Inhaber des Visuzs, wenn er in Chile
bleiben willy, die. “Perzanencia Definitiva” (Jarerasfenthaltsgere! noigung)
beantrager.: ‘Auch wer: dies es Visun in Chile erhalten hat,: qué-die "Perme-
nencia Definitival” ein Janr nach der Visunerteilung ‘Dezw. nach zrei Jah-
ren. seines dortigen ‘Auf enthaltes: beantragen. :
in einer’ Visa= 7).
inen chilenischen
, sonderen Bedingungen‘ zu erfiilleny’:
ie. rer ¢ 3, hervorgehens Instesondere. ist die "Cartilla
de Innigracién" vorzulegen ( die Formulare werden vom Korsulat ausgegeben),
die in zweifacher augfertigung mit Maschine in Spanisch auszufiillen ist.
e) Die Visungebiihren betragen Di 9,lo pro Pass. a
Bei der Anfertigung der Gepackliste fiir ein Einwanderun gevisum ist folgendes sa
zu beachtent 2 , — . ; a
nn das Visum bei dem Konsulat beantragt wird, dann ist die Gepickliste . :
n-j.Exenplaren: anzufertigen. Wird das Visum in Chile’ beantragt, so. genii- :
en’ 5 Exemplare, die bei Visumerteilung vorzulegen sind, Die vorgeschrie= .
‘Form’ geht: aus ‘unseren Circular. T.8:hervor. ve . me
e-Gepiickliste darf mur Gegéenatinde gum persénlichen Bedarf und: zur. Berufs<
ing enthalten,: die. vor Erteilung des. Visums. Eigentum des Einwanderers.
em Herkunftsland stasmen,: £3 m8 sich un gebrauchte Ge- |
- . genstande-hardela. In ‘Ausnahmefiklen kinnen sie neu sein, doch mussen sie -
’ vor der Visumerteilung erworben worden sein.’ ;
_3) Unter Gegenstanden zur Berufsausiibung sind nur solche zu verstehen, die der
Fortsetzung der Tatigkeit dienen, die der Auswanderer bisher in veutschland
ausgeiibt hat. — ‘ .
4) Es kénnen Haushaltsgegenstande mitgenommen werden, jedoch nur in einem der
jeweiligen Situation des Eirnwanderers angemessenen Rahmen. .
’ 6) Ausnahmefillen kann: der Einwanderer ein Motor falirzeug nitnehmen. Es kann -
; “Lastkraftwagen, Jeep, Sempowagen oder Lieferwagen Sein, lastxraftwagen,
Jeep:und Tenpowagen kénnen z0llfrei eingefiihrt. werden, jedoch fiir einen
' Lieferwagen sind loo% deg, FOB-Wertes’ zu zahlens Personerwagen oder andere
Fahrzeugé’ kann’ der: Eirwanderer nicht. citnehmen. -ty kann jedoch auch einen
Traktor ri tnehnen,: wenn -dieser.. fiir Seine Titickeit erforderlich ist..
-7) Das Unzugsgut’ dart keine’ Kurst- oder. luxusgegenstinde, wie 2.3. .echte Teppi- -
che, Gobelins, bMisikschranke, ete. enthalten, .° . * : ; :
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6) Obyoh2 die’ Einreisegenehrigun;, veri ‘chilenischen ‘“AuSerriristeriur erteilt
wird, behdlt sich das Chilenische Generalkonsilat des Recht vor, die Riche
tigkeit der zemachten Anzaben 2u priifen. ;
7) Fir alle Visurarten wird ein internationaler Pockeninvfschein berétigt, der
von einem Amtsarzt ausgestellt seir. suB. Seine Giiltigkeiisdauer Letriizt
2 Jahre, | aa . - : :
8) Linderjihrigée (unter 21 Jahren) benétizen, wenn: sie nicht in Je
araiehungsberechticten reisen, eine-notariell: véglanbigte Linwi
-klérung des Vaters oder sonstigen =rziehungsberechticten, die die™i
Ausland und den Aufenthalt dort gestattet, -
: -.9) Das Konsulat. nigict ‘keine. arbeitsvernittiung fiir Chire vor. Es enpfiehlt In-
._teressenten unverbinilich, sich an folgende deatechsprachige ceitung: zu
-“ wendens. : coxpor : . ‘
; Casilla 9469)
: Santiago de Chile
nrique?felkonian Cel. -
. O6nsul : : -
ae TAT ATP AT EM
<a
“= 12) Irhaltsaufstellung des unbecleiteten
fschein, ven aniseret ausgestellt.
(Hier! mehr’ als 2 Janre und nicht 14 Tage alt).
tragen.
- 7) 4 Fassbilder (kein Fetenaton) 5 x°S em, auch fir jedes Kind.
20a
- 9) Gebithren Dk 9, 19. sro Pass. ne . :
- 10) Fragébog zen in 2a Packer i
gefalit und mit Tine
= 11) Leverslauf
mit Maschine geschrieten ‘und
nasch ine aus-
nischer Sprache,
vtercenrift versehen,.
t Tatum urd
4-1-fach, in spanischer Sprache, rit
culer N38).
- 13) Dekumente, die Inren Beruf hestitigg
- 14) Sehriftiicne Refercnzen.
= 15) Fir iinderjehrige, (unter 21 danren) Se oreatiete Zirn-
: nilligungserslaeans des Vaters. cder trziehe :y dass
die Reise-nach Chile und der > wufenthalt dort gestatte nd.
H S+ Durchgestrict: vene A
trefford. ~
| In Rahnen‘unseres Aus; anderungsprograse: ‘ier Fluechtlinge haben
wir einige Personen, die an einer Auswanderung nach Peru intere
essiert sind. ich waere Ihnen daher sehr zu Hank veroflichtet,
wenn. Sie wich ueber folgende Punkte s3 eingehend als noeglich
informieren werden: :
“1.) Vorganr zur Frwerbung eines Finreisevisums unter Seifuegung: - mo
von Kuster saentlichéer erforderlicher Fragebogen, ; re L. i
2): Anzahl von. Jahren, waehrend“derer dér Betreffende in Pera
-Ansaessig sein musa, um die Dertanische Staatsbuergerschaft
‘Su erverben, Se 2 re . —
3.) Hat. ihr Land irgecdvalche Finschraentungen in-Binaicht auf
- Gle Einwahteruncsqrote?. _ :
le) Welche erufe sind gefragt?
5.) Muss der Finwanderer ueber eine bestiznnte Mindestsumme an
Geldmittein verfuegen, ehe das I ‘mwerdervacsvisims eausgestellt
ti rd? ‘ .
6.) Anforderurgen in Hinsicht auf sen Vesundheitsecst: ad jes Fine 7
Wanderers, re : ae
’-Fuer Ihr freundliches Fntgegenkomen in der Frteilung der erbetenen
Auskvenfte danke. ich Ihnen in Yoravs. oo aa . ;
Mit voraueglicher Hochechtung
‘A. G. Elnendorf
Fxecutive Director _
TE locument-and 3 passport oe
b) Birtn-certificate 6 :
' Proof that tne applicant has sufficient means to pay for his
transportation, ad well as his living expenses for at least
two years, As minimum iiving costs we figure 500 0M per month
per person. A work contract can also be supplied as proéf of
tne above, _ . .
d) Medical certificate issued by a health officer not more than
. 6 months befcre subsiission to the Consulate, . oo
€) Certificate of ‘smail-pox vaccination, issued not longer than .
_ * 2’years before submission to Consulate: -. | oo ~
|": £) Police waiver covering “the past 10 years
. ° g) Certificate of: good conduct ‘(Leumiindszeugriis) ~
Visa fees amount to DM 180.‘ plus possible telegram. fees.
citizenship or Peru ‘ean ‘be acquired only if the applicant
resided without interruption for at least four years in Peru”
can prove.that he nas served tne country(?). Further 10 sponsors»
are required, mo,
26).
36) We do not know about any restrictions under the immigration quota,
4.) We do not know any special professions in demand,
5.) See Paragraph 1 ¢ ; .
6.) See Paragraph hb
"wenn Sie mich ueher ‘folgende
formleren wuerden:
le) VYorgang_ auc Fryerbi ‘¥ eines F. merida eee
tt:
Se) “uss der Finvanterey ueber-
- Geldzitteln: verfueg gen, ehe
wird?”
eine’ bestimmte vindesteumne an.
das Finwanderungevisun ausgestellt
6.) Anforderiagen in, Minaicnt auf den Gesye sdheitezustand des Fine
: wanderers, | . :
names enti,
wan be My,
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nice” Peractien, die an einer Auewanderung nach Venezuela
interessiert sind. Ich waere ihnen daher sehr au Dank verpflichtet,
wenn Sie mich ueber folgende Punkte so eingeiend als moeylich
info~feren wuerdeni
1.) Vorgeng zur Frverbung eines Finwamerervisuns unter 3eig-
_ fuegung von Muster ‘saent Licher erforderlicher’ Fragebogen.
2) Anzahl von, Jahren, wachrend derer der Betreffende ‘th’ Venanae ‘la
ansaessig. sein muss, um die ‘Stantabuergetsehart lhres Landes
SU ‘erverben. .
3.) Hat ihr ‘land: irgendvelche E: pachraenkng zen in. Hinsicht ot die
Finreisequote?. : : oo 2 /
h,) Kelche Serufe eind gefract.
5.) Nuss der Finwanderer ueber eine bestimmte Mindestaumme an
Geidnittelr verfuepen, ehe das Finwancerungsvisum ausgcestellt
wird?
6. ) ‘Anforderungen in Hinsieht auf den Gesundheitszustan.! des Ein-
wanderers, — . . a Soe ; .
Fuer ihr freundliches: Entiegenkommven in. der srtestang der erbetensi
Auskvenfte danke ich’ Ihnen in Voraus,. . :
Mit vorzueglicher Hochachtung
"Ae G. Elmendorf .
Executive Director
14-D0000
Teunuseniace uw
. peas tee Rodale,
le Ranmen unseres Y Auswanderusizsorograsss fuer. Fluecht linge haben
wir eini¢e Persoren, die an eincr Auswarcerung nach Ecuador inter-
essiert sind. Ic. waere Ihnen daher sehr 2u Jank verpflichtet,
wenn Sie wich ueter folgende > unkte so eingeherd als moeglich in-
formieren weerien: cee . . '
1.) Vorgang zur ‘Erverberg eines Finreisevisums unter. Bedfuegung
ven Mustern saeatlicher erforderlicher Fragebogen.
2.) Anzahl Von Jahren, waehrend derer der Betreffende in Feuador.
" ansaessig..sein.zuss, un die Stastsangehcerigkest *hres Landes
Zu erwerden,. : . oo . , .
3.) Hat ihr Land irgen .dvelche Fsnschraeniungen | in Hingicht aut
die Fi inwanderangsquote?
:
ke) Welehe Serufe sind gefragt?
S-) Muss der Finwanderer ueber eine bestin-te Mindestsunme an
Geldmitteln verfvegen, ehe das E.nwanerinysvisum ausgestellt
wird? . .
6.) Anforderungen in Hinsicht auf den Gesundhettszvstand des. Ein= Oo |
wanderers, . . : 4 ot ,
Puer ihr freundliches int gegenkoner. dn der Ertes lung_ der erbetenen
“Auscuenfte danke ich Thacn im veraus.
Mas voraveglicher Hochachtung
A. G, Fine-dorf:
Executive Sirector
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In Rahnent unseres ‘Auswanderungsprogramns’ foer Fluechtlinge
haben wir einige Personen, aie an einer Ausyanderung nach
Brasilien interessiert sind. Ich waere ihnen daher sehr
; - -.. >. 8 vark vernflichtet,-wenn-Sie mich ueber folgende: Punkte
ee : 7 BO elncehend als moeglich informieren wuerde a :
4.) welone Berufe sind gefragt?
5s) Muss der Einwanderer ueber eine bestimte Mindesteume
‘ g ehe das Einvanderungsvigua-
- In Rahten unseres Auswa aierunzsorocrams fuer Fluechtlinge haben
wir einice ‘Personen, die an einer Auswanderune nach Paraguay
interessiert sird, ich Waere aknen dahes sehr es Dank vernflichtet,
wenn Sie sich nebe: folgende Purkte go eingehend als moeglich
informieren weerden: “ .
1.) Vorgan# #ur Erveroung eines Eimancerervisuas unter Beifvegung -
von Master Saealiicher erforderlicher Fragebocen, .
2.) Anzahl von Jahren, waehvend derer Jer cetreffende in Paraguay: ;
ansaess!g sein suse, wa die Staatsbuergexrschart Thres Landég
gu erwerben,. , . ot :
3.) Hat: Thr Lani irpo-duelche Einschraenkunsen in Hinaicht auf
; die Eimvanierenrsquote? ; ;
le) Kelche Berufe sind cefragt?
Se) Muss der Finsaniever never eine Sestimte Miclestsaaie an
Gel-inittein ve-Tuegen, che 623 Fema tervagsvisua aousgesteilt
wird? . .
6.) Anforde runger in Einsicht aut “aeR Geeundhed4y7-stand des”
Finwanderers,. :
Fuer ihr’ freundiiches Frtverenkomzen 4n des Frted lung der erbdetenen
Auskuenfte danke “ich Tanen isveracs, 0° .
Mit voraveglicher Bockachtang
A. G,. Flrencsrt ;
Executive Ulrector
3) For “im eration’ a ‘special immigration permit, issued by Institute
de “eforna Agraria, Asuncion, must ove obtained, Snly upon receipt
of such permit we will issue an immigration visa. Citi2 nz of
varices countries ic rot need any imcigration visa. since ouly 1962.:
2.) Citizenship can be. obta
Oe +): The dizrigrant ‘must ce scsciutely healthy « and must not be hondicap ened
‘in any Way, . .
due to a trenenious work-ied J we were Ens Die to answ
eatiies ‘
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" 0 : ' hmen unseres Ausw: inderungs program: fuer Fluecht Linge haben
. \ 7, wir einige Personen, die an einer Auawardertng nach Bolivien |
interessiert sind, Ich waere ihnen daher seh> cu dank verpflichtet,
wenn Sie mich ueber folgende Punkte 30 eingeh tend als moegiich -
_ inforaieren, -yuerdens leh ee = .
gar ‘Ere rbung eines’ ‘Eidwanilererv:suas, ante? séttvegung
Bae licher. rforderlicher F : ;
ne
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Auskuenfte wird Ihnen aber das’
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2.) Anzahl von: Jahren, waehrend derer. der Betreffende- in Uruguay
- 6) Anforderungen dni Hin sicht auf wen Gesundheitszustand des Fine
. ‘In ‘shmen’ unseres- ‘AuewaniléFangsprogramms ‘fuer Flcechtlinge haben
wir einige Personen, die an einer Auswanderung nach Uruguay inter=
essiert sind, Ich waere Ihnen daher sehr tu Dank verpflichtet, wenn
Ste mich ueber folgende Punkte so eingehand als eoeglich infomieren
wcerden:
von Hustern aaentlicher erforderlicher Fragebogene an _ :
: ansacssig' sein muss, um die Staatsbuergerschaft ‘ihres Landes.
zu erwerben, : . .
3.) Hat inp Land seeentvelche inschraenkungen in Hinsicht auf die-.
Finreisequote? \ ; :
4.) ‘welche Berufe ain gefragt?
Se) Muss der Finvenderer ueber eine bestinate Yindestsumme an
Gelunitteln verfuegen, ehe dag Firwanderunzsvisun cusgestellt
wird? ee - 7 .
wandererss
Fuer Thr fre: indlichea Entgegenkomen tn der Frteilung. der erbeteren
Austuenfte danke AchiThren ‘4m Voraus, .
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fp Ae 5. Elme::dorf
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ve) Bugh: “an. exte ‘gion .
: iseplamenta Lio of ope gation “ACSSNTIBEL.
Qe Class supervision as fegards persons 1. and sociel contacts of
“ABASIC will, of (course, .bo conticued:by an S/D08 staff officer,
: until such time as” Subject re-onterg training when: his stotus will
ee ‘revert to thet se outlined. in Reforence Be (supervision by no ataff
officer on 4 2h-hour basic).
nucessary to. effet tite srrengement.
3. Subject is availeble at the converience ef your office
‘should his. visits’ to. Jan gration’ And Saturelization Sttiees, be deenad
Le | For. any further information: Please contact Fred Kirkpatrick
oe on. Ext. $331.
‘MICHAEL RAS
: ' .Chhef, sA/DoB
Distribution: :
(Orig & 1l- addressee
: 1 - 201 file
L - / SR/DOB chrono
6 LRRETZ
_ MEMORANTEW FoR “1 RScoRD
and it ‘is hoped vill con
3. ta date worked entirely satisfaétorily, —
aforemertimed covér arr
tinue to function intil ‘about’ vid June, when
‘angéement should be discontinued owing to —
- Pesurption. of operational .training, Fur further information, please .
: contact Fred Kirkpatrick on Ext. 8331. _ . cs
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“#1. New York driver's license. No, 3068221, Aug. 13, 1957 _ vs
‘issued in the name of Fred Karl Komer, 290-Concord Dre» ; : '
: River Edge, Rede Ste 7 .
2. Social Security Wo, 056- 04-2165 issued iri the name of Fred Karl Koner
-3.: United States Fidelity and Guararty Coccany, “Balte, Md., tesued
-/, dn the. name of Fred Karl Aomer, 290 Concord Dr., River Edze, NoJ.
14-0000
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epant noua allons parlor seriousement
7 ‘Spporter de donnes nouvellas,wais
certain d'avotr une reponse .Qusnd
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forat parvenir tous
went et poutestre Plus.
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ell? le veulent bien,cotte lettre etent ausel pour enacune a elles
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Mr. Robert P. ‘Haghe | r
“Pe Os Box 8028. ° - B
_ South West Station.
"Washington. 2h,. D.C.
a a ey
ee “27 Oct 1959.
Dear Bob
_. Received your first letter. today. .
W111 take care of the matter. Enclosed
“find some envelopes which I think are
. Very .colorful and might be an addition ;
— a 9 Four collection, eS
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194G at 1300 hours) — , So
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og “spect - einsiting erticer - pats: G1 Febmiony 1960
oe § Me, Davia tarmerowet
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curs during thie perfomance “Of ny mosion or ‘as a: ree : eat
- iI therefore designate the following person as beneficiary to —
receive the sum of five thousand dollars ($ 5 4000. )s
Colette. HOMERTXT
30 Rue Cabanis-
Relationship: Friend ; : ;
Paris 11, France
‘ai, David Teltciohril
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THE CHESAPEAKE. AND POTOMAC. TELEPHONE COMPANY
eso WH STREET. NoaTHWest . .
“WASHINGTON 1 ‘e.. fom
cae ot toe _ - eo a . . . facernon@
OM ieona mo coe cle _ February 10, -1960 on a vain 7:0900 .
_ wes Davia ‘Durvard
| C116» Loth Strect,
-: ‘Washington, D.C.
. ; _ “In order: to provide: “adequate. telephone service in your
| “vieinity,. it has become necessary for ‘us to make certain rearrange-
“ments of telephone equipment. These rearrangements will result in
- some changes of subscribers! telephone numbers,
st re We sincerely regret that your: telephone ‘te among: ‘those
to. : affected,
“me change will take’ place during April, 1960, and your
i new telechone number will be Federal §~1263 noe Before the . . : 5
ae a je of our representatives will call -on you and - Poo
i ‘6 jf Cia a, outed ‘er’ card on your telephone. - :
request, -of- course, your telephone number does
Directory. However, to cause you minimm incon-
“. . refer ‘all of. yous calls from the old number to:
. a reasonable period of time. If you should not ;
mee, please call our. Business Office. :
a) for your understanding and cooperation.
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“ANY NAME, CAHXA (ALSO RVCO. CAXXA) POSTAL 11744 (LAPA) SAO
PAULO. BRAZIL.
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- -HENOSARDUM POA: 53/018 Finaiee! ottice |
, a a : Request, tor Operations Acvance:
' months. rent. This sun: wit) ‘be: deducted frea. AEASPIC's month
salary (tee. SUs?659 s renth for tho perfod Maren thru June 1960). en:
=D RIAKPATICK
aPFROWDA oo ne :
: af, SH ——
| qppigdalpon Fore “Adon attatre Stage
under ‘the name David Durvard. This apartment was: Sotained by.
Sefehouse Branch and fully. approved 3 anc # checked! by the Office of
Security.
. de... Seféhouse: Branch hee also dptatned an: office. some five
blocks frou his Living quarters. ‘This office site has ‘also.
_been™ epproved | and checked by the cffica of Security. . AEASPIC
Co is.at present engefed in his. office, doing unclassified: work
poo eh te keep him occupied. “He is” veing visited, by an St/DOB: Case
Pe ; Orttest, nea reguler: weekly basis. Aand/cr. as the: necessity
ariscs}.
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| Chief, 52/DCB
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a ‘The message will be in the Phglish language, . i
be The key’ to the code ts Contained in the text or SG oo,
; a / the encoded ‘massage, | . ue po
ae we as Te would ‘be appreciated Af a cryotograsher oF other : Gy . - .
BS Fepresentative af your office could interview subject agent, . - i i 7
ae . provided his code Andicates be hag €n aptituds for this work. ; i
Se For further inforaaticn, please cantact ¥r, Fred Kirkpatrick
om Eat, 83, Ce
MICHAEL REE i
Chief, sp/Dop i ES
Atte + messaso a ae i - 7
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; : 0 Ok 1 & add, w/t Copy of att, |
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° ay. virtue of “a ‘Memorandun Agreenent,. -exclusive rights of tenancy has been. assigned
a ee ‘Browning is the nominal lessve vhile indirectly the
. he actial’ lessee and ‘responsible. for full and strict compliance with the
‘term of the lease. Questions or. problems tavol ving relationships ef the lessee
cut-out and the lessor, neighbors, police, et al will be -handled: through tha’ lessee j
cut-out (kr. Browning) acting under the. control and directicn of the Safchouse Branch. |
Lease: . Original lease: is on ‘file ‘ti ‘the Safetouse | Branch. Terns of the: lease | are
Bouya 50 per month: payable ‘on: ‘the ‘Lat: ‘day of the ronth. The’ lease degins 1 Novenbar
“and runs until 30 June 1960, @ period of 8 nonths. ; a
‘Story? . e Te ‘Brovotng, ‘the. lessee cut-out; ‘has. ostenstbiy leased the
: . aperteent in. order to assist a. faraign client to obtain housing ‘because of the mans
y language. difficulty and’ in ‘his. inability’ to comprehend the provisions of a lease. —
Mir. ‘Browning: has: ‘therefore: ‘elgned the dense: ia the, clients behal?. vo
7 Case Officer: ue. Eavard Be Senner, Sey Ext. 8331. i
‘Rent, ‘utilities, ‘nbdwtsbephens.carvice will be patd by. the
: - Any unustial or. abnorzal matters Broperly, belonging. - '
‘leseca: should ba _taken. -up™ with and approved: by ‘the: Gafehouse: B
. Chet Ete. wt . “ . ’
‘Pursuant to ‘ths “pelliatibad of RAS. +1025, ‘the finance tal ooumitmente. ‘of the
‘lease were approved by the Chief, Real Bstate Construction Divieton/OL. In
ccnp] Lance with arrdngements, made. betveea™ the y Stroller and the. BHreetor of Logistics
ve ave aavied: “the ° ‘forme regarding this sequisitioa. Sete
Distribution:
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KALTON.C. CARROLL
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noNcuy Cloaa D. Figtds
Gleam. Fields.
Acting Chief, Africa Diviaton
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QERTIF LOCATE
7 Obtaining ° “attempting ti obtain a ariverte permtt,
Purchase, directly: or indirectly, of an automobile: —
Obtaining or using any charge. or credit purchase plan a
Room-nates (Net to include visitors) ;
Any illegal activity a : : ; : i
I fully understand that the provisions of my current contract with.
_ ‘the United States Government” and the provisions of the Secrecy’ Agreement : 7
which. I have signed are both. still applicable, and will renain so during |
““the period 6 Novenber 1959-to'l July 1960 or‘ until cancelled by ‘the.
United States Governnent._ . _ a
I furthe:: widerstané unit any violation of the Anstructicns ‘which I
have received, either verbal or written, will be just cause for the
; termination’ of my contract and such further action as may be deemed
appropriate by, ny superiors. . : : an : a
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initial : ‘contract. accepted by “in April 1959, -
“the tndtea Sts:
tei
uring te ‘perlod: ‘of: time as. “indicated, you will -be- “required '
‘dutiés as may be, as: gned - you by your superiors. All such -
esearch -r: , or a emree? will ibe considerei to be.
on of ‘the satisfactory completion 0 of sich duties.
iy Fou will ‘be: Pa 3400.00 monthly, : a,
of. ¢ hospitalization’ will
: said hospitalizats one
; “Tou will "be : ‘insured for “the anount of 6,009.00 payable “upon
death to a beneficiary designated by you, provided your death occurs while
in the. performance: of duty. :
|S, Termination ‘
“ : Tf..for any. reason traceable to you, ‘such as match ng yourself
anavailable for prover performance, of duty, you fail to-consumate the terms
of our-understanding by not attempting to perform your assigned duties,
_ your salary will. be immediately terminated and you will be resettled in a
. place to be decided: by your" superiors, without further r compensation or
- assistance,
oo 6. Se recy Clause
no Fe “will be "required to keep forever secret the contract and
~ all ‘information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unless released in.
writing by.-the: Government from sich. obligation), wi with full kmowledge ‘that
violation of such secrecy may subject you to criminal prosecution under the
‘Espionage Laws. dated 25 June 1sh8, as } amended, and other applicable laws and
regulations. a
height
“n tem of Contract. ; ;
oregoing amendment to your initial contract is for the
. period as srecified » after Which the terms cf your” initial contract will
: again. apply, |. :
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UNITED STATES GOVERMENT
BY _. oa .
Contracting Officer:
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this activity oF your Connection with same, sooner than originally proposed,
through ‘no fault: of yours, you will receive all <nonies held in escrow anda
satisfactory. resettlemént: will be effected as per prior oral agreement with
the ‘United: States Gt overninent, ,
However, if for any reason traceable.to yo:., such as making yourself
- unavailable for proper services or training, you fail to consurr.ate the terms
of our understanding, you will ‘not receive | monies held in escrow, your salary
will be immediately terminated and ysu will be resettled in a place in accordance
with: above mentioned: prior agrees ent without, further. compensation ‘or assistance,
- Secrecy, , Clause. You wilt be: ‘Hequired to keep forever secret the
z mfor:ation which you thay obtain by reasdn hereof (unlesa
released ia writing. by the Govern-ent fran: such obligation), with full kaow-
ledge that violation of such 'secrécy may subject you to. cri: inal prosecution
under the Espionage. Laws dated 25 Juné 1948, as amended, and other applic-
‘able:laws and regulations. !
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that most people imedtately thought: you :
: - ‘A2s6on as you ‘reply, Iwill immediately
os . send, you the money: to reimburse you, or, if need be; to-pay the inter-
Ms ested party. 7 ee ee
Tf you didn't: already. know, I'm notifying you that Jacqueline is
first on'my-list ahd there 1s no reason why she should. be deprived ‘of
what is hérs, I could very well have sent her the money today, but I
don't even know. if this letter will arrive at the right eddress, It's
more than.a year since I left you, and I'm making contact agein.
Next. on the list ther's you naturally, whom Ido not forget. Lis~
: : t'T ask is that you wrtie me seriously, for your saké as well
4e-minie. “Oive ne the list of these people in order of ‘urgency. .
—_ When Lleft A-bert, I had left, instructions to ‘pay certain people,
‘and £ don't know if. this has been done. : ‘I'm going to write to. the
Dassauds, in this way, perhaps, my knew. what has happened. ©
i : I've been here a very short time ‘and have had a lot to do in the
. past few months. ‘Unfortunately I can't tell you where, when, or what
_kind of work. I only ask. that yom have faith in me,
“How ds life at Gap? How are the girls, Elico and Irene? I would
be glad to receive’ a letter from them with a few pictures of all of ©
you, if posstblé. Many regards to Jacqueline with hopes that she and
hers are.all well. : - . -
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‘pién- a veir ‘avec zon depart,ca nietalt- simplement qQutun . Soy:
deplacement a effaires..
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fat cmajourttut = ast possible,et comme {1 reste beau-
cous dé choses en auspend se seraia neureux de pouvoir
la ou je les al Yataseos. Jo mtat janais a
tenu. ‘e ce que tu ‘papportes le prix de mes actes, susei
je compte’ our ‘tei aur oe tire quia cu paye pour mol,
car: Jo-eappose que ie majorite des, gene ont iamediatement
pense que tu etats responsable de aes dottes-Dea que tu
Be repondras, Je te feral parvenir tame diatement de -Targent
- pour te ‘Rembourser,ou eventuellesent payer L interoase o.
; “gt tu ne ‘le savate pas, je travise qua Jacqueline
est le premiere tuts sur ma liste ot il n! y @ aucune an 7
raison pour qu! elle soit privee de ce qui “‘qut appartiont.
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{acl mel noureusenent Je@ tie
cont trexpliquér. ou “quand, et quelle sorte de travatl.
Je te demande _atuplement de me faire: ‘confiance.
Comment va le vie a Jap ? Comment vont les fities,
Elico et Lrene ? Se serats bien content de recevotr une
letcre d¥elles ‘avec quelques Photos de vous tous a1 cela
est possible.Bien des choses. :@. Jacqueline en ‘esverant.
quélle va bien, ainsi que les sens.
A propos da’ *stens'’, tu ‘sale que odtat toujours 4 une
| pus'te de ma Fleew’. ‘est ‘ailleurs tout Bon “album da fentiie)
nats elle ede ccianger’ et doit etre une neureuse wamam de.
‘desucoup 4° ‘anfente,cochaane come e.le etait.
<“@ vous r@orasse tous, olen fort et attends | “une lettre
David de baneairee i
Coo. a - de vous.
¢/s Jan PYisutse! > oo, . oN
Caizn Poste) 11 7s4tLapa) : a . a
Sao Paulo,”-BRASI ——
~ : P. 3: Coct est ton adresse .Etant tres souvent -
6n deplacenént,ayes. soin de la recopler tres
Sorrectoaent, On ‘trangmettra.
a
‘Monsieur A. De PANASKAET
Architecte
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me a few weeks ifnot a fow months. Afte: 4 : nx, F'11 be able
to nar you a very siert visit. _ ‘ ; .
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| Sao Pa@H le 26 Octcdre iose
~ Ghee ante et toate
Je ‘suis tet pour quelques temps .J‘at un petit
. trevetl o tertacr dans. le pays dave le genre de coucou tu
ae a as vu, tu mas pas’ vu, viens que je trattrepe.cela me prea-
“are cortatnement quelques. seweines sti ce a! est pas. quelques : ;
mots.dpres, ca je pense. pouvolr vous rendre une petite ‘visite - i
a toute: vitesse entre deux coups de feu.
‘Pour a. Instent Je me aren trouve’ a Sao Paulo qui .
cel Tune” ville encore plis magnifique que ‘Rio,et plus grande auss!. i
Au cinewa on volt Burt Lancaster et Brigitte Bardot parler
un portugais. “oana ‘me Lange. Tl y a quelques temps, doje, Ae
pari alent. Y'ellemandtap. tmpecablement? ;
We voici encombre d'une nouvelle langue. Cola —
: ressemple fortement a L'espegno} et Je pense m'adapter asses
vite.mals toat commence per s‘eabroulller, anglais allewand ‘
- Pusse frencata Seorgten eapognol. Vive Lesperantot St un ,
Jour Je vals en - Caine je auto foutu.
Msintenent vous aves @ peu prés une {dée do ‘ce
el Sa be he Sle ee . . ‘
FRASER rte eb LE Sete o cheese 2)
PEA ty Mee ats Gore cere
ai. fa Le ¢ Jusaus fel,ot’ a
atiloure je ne “ime ee
2 Ge rete y bien. Evl tenaent Ss nt at pas ‘encore.
de ‘Faneh, a*attieurs deme st. ‘yt
on avate la posstbtitte cela i
ne me _tentorate ‘pas. .
- Somment va Zouquette: ? ot Sopnie- t ‘Sespere
que | ‘tu la voila: teulours et dans ce cas dis lut que Je serais
reellment content de recevoir quelques lignes. d'
elle si toute
. . i “tote elle ‘Le veut bilen.Ne pouvant ut eertre dt rectemeng tu
sorats len Rentille ‘4e- lui retranamettre mon eventuelle
reponse.C'est
vrai que je auis auasl papa bresilien.
: wo Et le valle Eliane? Bien dos choses a elle.Je
nose pas Tat _ Proposer fe m’ eerire. d'evori ce n' est. pas poli,
et ensutte. on arrtveralt encore 4a se ‘mordré, mats je crois que
: eo, : aS siatmerats assez etre Bmordu per alle.Gue Vveux-tu, J'aime souf Strip
“mol. : Bonjour « a Dina shaturelloment.
Datid: de Fanusxnet
hu m'ecris’ Je vous ecris et un jour jt
c/o Jan Piisudels aa
‘arriverai.
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Sao Paulo
Caixa Postal: 11734(Lapa) . a zm) rh
BiaSIL _
P.3 Voted” mon. adresse. Prenez bien svuia de “Leertre
oy ; , op ea entier.Je sule souvent en deplacenent
este teehee Chak et ee
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‘Monsieur et Madame Dr.Louts BLBET
LULA RD (dautes Alpes)
PRANCE-
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‘telitag in fluent Portugese. a oo
a om now léarning snew language, Portugese,which seems to 7
be very. maeh Lite Spentan. RXBERFE Everything now becomes mixed. . '
fa. my asad. _ Xemxurtia English, - German, ‘Russian, ‘Frenea, Georgian we
. If. 1 go to Gina Fs will be lost/if I have to learn that
: . language/
i thik often of. you How are you and how arcthe Birla. —
It) has bees alaost a year since I have seen them. ae the
game time I an writing to ny brother.
How is everyone? | My, best regerds to them. “
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26 Ost 1959,
. . Ltecte: cee
were ip Batlevie, {habla “s
J “what has ‘happened 80 far. I have.
a ns -have’ been
_ been. here for: a. few “ye and mas very busy sits ainee I left GAP
I woulda like tone some > photote of then.
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and: we'2) have fwm like. crazy, but this is
rhaps in a few-months fron: ‘now?? Iam now the
fan -in Braet. - Evideritly ’: ‘not for very long .
‘since I arrived only yesterday, t word ‘bas ‘gotten around _
you" “know, Up to see me!
tn. the me sitinie Twas travelling all. over, but . me
Jled: quite a’ bit: ‘by air, and it can be
‘ ‘Lleft you, I spent half ny time flying in
clouds with. all. -inds of planes, and also sometimes with-
> Fauld as the pearl: of Brazil. You. meet a
i some. pretty. Brazilian: wonen, but
_ whi : ist ‘know if. you are all really in
-.- good health. | ‘My. (greatest) wish would bé to have a very.
~ Tong letter from: each of you, ‘including Little Michel.
¥ “eive's all ‘three of you: a very affectt nate and
Ls stent]
: : PS. T want to polit out to you that-sinee the ; we ; .
. ~ gi@dl heré ‘leaves quite a bit to.be desired and since. T. — : ; ;
ae ut + travel: very often, itis better to write carefully: the ad...
a Ss dress i giving. vous In any case Th receive your. ” letter.
a ture
Pe” de a Ga tabee 1959
possible: et. “Je ne. Sais. plas quoi a os
se vide. dans -mon esprit vais etest surtout . .
er ¢e qué. vous avez fait -- La ob vous.
. Nes, ala vie. continme.. Vous’ allez, vous venez, vous vores.
_ des’ gens --. et pais. comment allez’vous tous les trois? Que
. faites-vous?: = J'at-envie™ d'expedier cette lettre avant mame
de lfavoir terminée tellement: Jje-suis presse d'avoir de yos oo : a : an)
nouvelles | -T71 6: tant de choses. que vous pouvez me racon‘er. : :
-parceque ‘besoin de’ vous entendre,: de vous lire et d'stre : Lo
“avec: Yous Comm par le passé. Je sais bien qi'un jour .3e ; J
. ‘reviendrat et nous. Figolerons ‘conme'des bossus mais enfin - 7
_ cect est. pour plus’ tard, ‘dans: quelques | mots peut-etre??
~Maintenant’ je: suis‘ le: plus beau de Bresil evidement 11 n'y
ingtemps puisqué’ fe n'y suis drrivé que depuis hier.
e aait, ‘deja yous savez. On fait la Queuie cour aad
2 ‘ Ss word !
Entre temps .j' etais en voyage um peu partout nais .
: beaucouD dtavion et l'on peut dire que |
_ deruis “que-je ‘vous..ai, qitte: j'ai passe la moitie de mon
: temps dans ‘Yes Muages . avec toutes. _Sortés a! fengins volant, a
t-parfots aussi Sans avions -<. Sao. Faule est la perle da Q
_ . : . oo -Bresil -< ‘On-y- Teneontre. un-tas de Bresilien et de jolies ©
= a - 7 : Bresiliennes mais ‘ce qui. miinteresse c'est de savoir. st: vous |
; (“es " " letes tous’ vraiment: ‘bten ‘portant. Mon plus desir ‘serait:
d'avoir une ‘tres. longue lettre de’ chactn ce Vous << Mon:
. petit, Michel ‘inclus. - i
“ ‘Je vous enbrasse tous les trois tres. at fectueusénant :
et trds fort. Le
Goterea) oe 7
: P.S, Je tiens” ‘a yous signaler que la poste te1
laissant. quelque peu 2 destrer et etant woi-néme tres souvent,
en deplacenant it vaut mieux. ecrire avee coin l'adresss ane.
' Je vous donne. Entous les cas _ aurais votre lettre. ©
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fies rm Trarint, please. wi” naene ee
cee deserigtton is as followsi”
Thrée’photocrapha of r the jobject are attached.
DOB; 2 duly 1918
PCR: : Tiflio, Georgia, USSR
Hoitehts Dk -
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: Haire - Black. (Balding)
- Patlds Suall, wiry: -
Scarar. .. Old broken nose, Tip. of thunb end first
right imse,
MICHAEL RAE
Chief, SR/DOB
CHT /vat
Distribution: ” = :
Orig” &.1 = Addressee °
12 '~ DGB Security
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USE PeEVIOUS EDITION,
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by Immigration recple in the name David DURVARD.
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3 Tt 49 requested that: @ non-efMeia) cover be. provided Subject te
“6xplain his. employmant in sat. house 269 and that, he. ba) Provided with a_
> hin to Tent. an aparteent in ‘the downtown
‘ama and to”. ve’ in a Normal ‘mannor,. ; Subject's proposed alias is lorwardod
Under separate Cover, 7
Corite Histed: below 48 background information on Subject, For additional
information eontest 0. #. Todd of this office on extension 1705, _
Gsnaral Information
——eoa .
; @ Subject is a contract agant being Corverted to contract
swlovee for a 9 = 12 nanth period, — .
b... Subject has an’ ai, “ACSA has been Fequasted,
Oe ‘He has hada ‘fatisfactary Psychological assessment: and a
te _ . : ; . : soos . :
a No Previous non-ofMotal cover,
Biographica? Infornstion ° _
a. 00B.12 July 1918, TIFLIS, UssR, Subject, is nale, divorced,
currently a French ott sen.
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country “bles, having arrived about:
x. mont - Prior to th: as ‘or sévoral yearn, Ho
18 currently ‘bédng-held in an SR safehouse,
France ;
PERRY &. CROOKHAH
“ “Distribution e
Orig & 1 - Addressea
2 ~ SR/DOB Security
1 - SR/DOB Chrono
. Acting Chief, SR/LCB
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Us tee, “pote Russia, Division. a
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- guapecr: #2ASPIC - “#TNB03 le eo By
: /REPEZUCE: | “Memb aun ‘from Dic SB ‘Bivistoa cated 29 September. 199 es
r extend his parole. nan
ar: £ thts. office ‘be proviaed’ vith. a
complet e physical igescristton. of the Babject, along with front
view and profile ‘photogra Mis. In addition, . in-orner to satisfy.
the requirements of the Ens, it is felt that he should be -
presented to an ‘appropriate official of the It!S for registra-
- tion, which will include the taxing of his fingerprints “(for ,
submission to. the FSI). This registration procedure ani other
. ‘security aspects of his handiicg curing ‘his. stay in the United
‘States. should pe discussed witha representative of this Staff
in the immediate ftiture.
+3. The “pequest for &@ security approval for. his utilization a
_by TSS is currently being processed in the Security SuEPOrt
‘Division of this office. _
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURTDY:
. W dene Sorc : . ;
i Willian J. Cstter : : a
Chief, Alien Affairs Staff
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- “ADDRESS. RANCIFER RATHER THAN OPEN MAIL 70 FW OUT LETTERS TO
~3A0P 1F USE: POUCH UNOES IRABLE.
3, CAN REMAIL INCOMING “LETTERS AS SUSGESTED PARA 3 REF F
; THis METHOD DEENED MORE DESIRABLE THAN POUCH,
_ be ADVISE IF HOS INTEND USE ABOVE BOX OTHERWISE, WILL TRY
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“29 pepteaber 1050 -
; de “purthér- eonatderation has deca | given to “the
holding: ‘of. Subdject ageat in the 0.3. ‘prior - to the -
-astivation of. his operation ‘ta. the summer of 1969,
; Haintainiag his ina “hold status. abroad, probably
wo J.) dasGoxmany, was also, considered. Tha ‘nature and \.
tas “sonsitivity. Of. the operation vith which subject :
: ~ willbe sosasated makes ‘preterabie a holding.
{status : as close ‘to’ Headquarters_as possikle,:
~Bapleymant ‘ia. Ba Headquarters. elenoat Would provide
day:
:@peradtional-contacta to -revied. questtoas of: ; ot
security, norele, ‘aad new. operatioasl dove lopmenta. :
ae 2 “Sberefore, 82 Divisien: aclicits the
support of the Office of Security, in making it
‘possible for us to Kold the ageat ia the U.8.
_ during the sext year, making tho necessary ;
‘+ arrangezenats with the Attorney General.
ovpaty chief, “BR. -Diviaton
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“chief, SK/DIV ae —— = os a _, DATE: pe sestcaat 1959
a 7 oo . \ . : FROM pO Director of: Security. 7 ; a ve .
cS sumpers . seelere |
ue _ 174803 *-
s ".SR/DOB Menorendua dated 14 Septedber 1959 a
“The ‘gibject 13: an alien who} at thi
; 1. : squest of .SR/DIV ©
“for the purpose. of Redsox training), was parolléd : into the U. Se
into the- custody of the CIA in April 1959.
2: -Aecording® to the referenced memorandum, the subject ‘a
on : training for this purpose has been suspended until about
a 1 August- 1950, wien it will be reinatituted. ‘This delay, it
: ; ’ is understood,. is due to the fact that his _proposed mission
has been postponed until late 198.
3. Tt Se observed that SR/DIV proposes that the subject
‘be pernitted to remain in the U. S., without being in custody,
until his training is reinstituted in late 1960, and, im the 1
interim, lis services will be utilized by TSS. It 1s also
_noted that the ‘subject has, in the past, been ‘convicted of
- robberies atroadi has engeged ‘in various nefarious activities
voy 2: and that his knowledge of the English language is limited.
4, Although recognizing that the subject is ‘undoubtedly -
a likely candidate for the Redsox program, and further, that, .
psychologically, it might vell be preferable for the individual
to feel that he {s not in an “arrest” category, still, this
office is reluctant to place in Jeopardy the arrangements made
with the Attormey General by CIA; whereby individuals otherwise
‘excludable can bé- brought into the U. Ss." for ‘training or for —
other operat tonal” Purposes. :
5. It da felt, consequently, that further consideration
should be given to the necessity. for keeping AEASPIC in the U. S..
during the. period he is waiting for his training to. be conmenced. |
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"that he reciain in’ his” country during the interim period, it is
suggested that: thé Director of” Security be provided vith a de-
. tailed ‘menorandum of Justification. : :
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sibn/soh 60, dated a July. 1959: to: oF t
subject a
oa Prosect (esunt nee, under which. subject ‘individual has been -
_ ongaged, was originally approved through the pariod n. Maroh-1960.. A request
for reneval and asendsent of the project. has-boen subaitted to FI, anc it is’
intended subject individual will be/ utilised under this project: during 1969,
“a: The following provisions will apply to subject individial orine
the: interin period, .0,1 20 Septanbar 1959 throuzh 30 June 1950,
. 3. Terz.cnd ?rojeat:Chara, ‘Subject Sadividual has been engaged: -
under oral con for use under rroject A‘SEATINEL,. The affective date of the
oral gontrect is 20 April 1999, and: ‘has. bron extandad through tha period 31 March
1951, subject to taraination t by the Goverment upon wiirty (30). days aetual notice.
lk. Security Acproval. Tha initiat security clearance obtained for
Subject's use, Ci7cA Ko- C-75532, dated 11 March 1959, han been suspended during
the interim period. Kequesta have been made of the office of Security (SSD and
Alten Affairs Staff) for subject's use.
Se “CLtdsensnt. Subjest 4g a foreign ational.
6... Cawansation, Subject will be pald salary in the amount of 200,00
por month, payabia in United States currency." .
Te qu Warters ard “Subsistence, Basie quarters aid subsistence eosts will
ba. borna by the Subject. Occasional incidental expenses will ‘be borne by.
SH/D0B Station hunds,: os .
* Bs Qperaticnsl 2 Exconsas. Ho operat ional kuperises are contemplated
during the period cove : ; St ; oo
9. Other cowltnenta, Tha following additional comitmentea have been
made to the Subsectr. . :
’
erprem ate AES EY TT
i i — ae He ita. “subject will receive such , danital and i
} oa ‘pediaal: panaf ita 89 may be. nece necessar. maintd in: nls “‘physiéal atatag for nea | 4
we uO eventaal use on ‘his vasaigned mission. Costa to be borne by $s op Stétion: Funds. 4
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Iniraranes Tnguranea’ coverage for ‘death or ‘dseabilaty. Seeeree
‘xened | 9, 000.006 Costs shargeable agelnut Prefect:
rt, Basie entertainment ‘expenseo will be borne”
oupense cane ‘be borne! by, sR/Dii8: Station
Although, no. gush: nopresite. hos’ bean nade the
os ' Sabject, resettlement in‘ the: United, “Sta | could ‘posaibly becons necessary 85 &
fora of ‘controls: ahould this be ‘qeened’ necessary” fron a security viewpoint. — .
lL. io’ comaitments other than those. stated. ‘above have bean nade a the
sutjeat.
_ . MW at auch tine as “Sublest- yoeonters treining for hia proposad’ nisaton,
about 1 July 1960). all provisions of his initial enkegenant will again apply. ,
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MICHAEL RAE: |
: Chief, SH/LCB
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: Dists :
i Orig. & 1 - Addresses
1 ~ Contracting Officer :
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'Fanaskhet .
police | t
- while they ques Lone bin they” referred: to hin as” ire ‘Teitzichivilts ©
David has no off ficial documents in the nane of De Fanasthoty all of
his docunents are in the name of Tzitzichivili.
“David had a chess eiub ne: enbership card in the name De Panaskhete :
: oo ” _pavia wrote a book "tts Better for-ne to git tn the chair (electric)"
a crime novel. an article conceming “this. ‘book whth a pleture of . . '
Dave appeared, in the newspaper La Provencal - this article had a
picture of Dave with the name De Panaskhet, in 1957.
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. Director of Security ; v | |
- siVto8 Mesorandum datied as ‘September £69
“ie
; “9 Tie:subject’ isan élied: who, at ‘the ‘pequest of. sx/ am
“(for the’ purpose of. Redox training), was parolled 1 fate: ‘the u. ‘Ss
‘ato: the custody of. the CIA. in April. 1999.
: 26° According to ‘the referenced’ meorendum, - "the subject's
training for this. ‘purpose has been suspended until about
1 August 1960, when it willbe réinstituted. ‘This delay, it
{9 understood, is due to tthe fact that hia proposed mission
has been postponed until late 1960. ; .
3. Te is observed that on/riv proposes that the subject _ .
- De permitted to remain in the U. 5., without being’ in custody,
“ wntdl bis: ‘training ia reinstituted in late 1960, and, in the 1
- ah interim, his services will be utilized by TSS. It is also
ve pote ‘noted that the subject. has, in the past, béen convicted of
poet robberiss abroad; nas. engaged in various nefarious activities
and that his knowledge of the English language fa linited.
4, Although recognizing that the subject fe undoubtedly -
a ‘Likely candidate for the Reédsox program, and further, that, —
. psycholcgically; it might well be preferable for the individual
to fee) that he is not in an "arrest" category, still, this -
office is reluctant, to place in Jeopardy the arrangenents nade
Mith the Attorney.General by CIA, vhereby individuals otherwise
‘vexcludable can ‘bs Drought into the U. S. for training or for .
other operational purposes.
5. It ‘ts felt, consequently, that further consideration
-ahoula: ve given to the necessity for keeping AEASPIC in the U. ‘Se:
_ Guring ‘the period he is ) waiting for his _ trmining to be commenced,
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F full coustderation, tt is eti11 “eaisoats
n thile countiy diring the interim period, it-1a
La ed eet MCU ee SULEAT LS, Oo een Be eT
. 1. As outlined in ‘the attechnent, it is desired that subject's
Present Zli-hour custodial status ba suspended mtil Such time’ as he
resenters PSG training. about 1 august 1960, and authority be
granted for hin to reside in an apartaént in washington, D.C. under
-alias,.whore he will not.be uncer 2h-hour Supervision. Subject is to
: -- . be employed by TSS, and will report daily to an established TSS covert -
pO "site. te ne Sec
beast 2. Although subject will:not ba under Constant, direct supervision
i - . during. this period, he will be:raporting week days to a 135 representative,
: -;) in additden te"which he will be contacted on a weekly basis by a menber
! of ‘this Bese. .Subject's unescorted‘novensnt will be diaited to
“ Rashingeton, "D.C, ‘proper and he has already been informed of verlous other
F¥estrictions which ‘he ‘rust abide by, f.0.3 no auto, no driver's permit,
Ro .permansnt roda-mste, certain ber and night club limitations, and so
forth. . . mo ; : ; . :
er Subject is available at the conventence of your office for such
“wisits to Lanigration and Naturalization Offices as nay be deanod
mecessary,: — : . . :
ky “For further’ inforastion regarding subject agent,. please contact
; ' Er. Perry Crookham an’ extension §331. Oe ; /
: Chief, Sk/DaB
Attachnents oo
‘ec Mono-for Chief, 0S/SSD ;
: addressee
i Subjts 201
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Td eat bi
20H0: <ispuy FORs Chief, 6s/Ssi
; amtenria “ot May Metiond Hanea .
: Request tor a widLizatiton a f aeeaty ARASTIC.
. 1959. ci/ca Livisica ‘aporoved “Wien 75532) on ‘Lh March 1989. ; The. :
pfoposiid ndision was receatly postponed until late 1960, and £t ia LO
presently conte=plated: ‘that, subject wil. reenter treining for the migsion.
about: 1 August, 1960. ; A
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_ 2. Inamuch as considerable tine, effort and expense have been
.~@evoted to the recruiteont and training of the agent, who appears’ vell
‘qualified: for the mission, it. is‘dssired to rétain hia during the! interin
ina productive capacity. [ue to his rather’ unique backcround end
eupebilitivs,. 4% is telioved he could be exployod in a useful capacity
‘ by TSS. -
3. In view of the foregoing, tt is ‘presently Planned to release’
subject from the present 24-hour custody, permit hia to reside in an.
apertaent in Neshington, D.C. under alias, ant work oa daily ‘basis
for T23 offfens in an established (755) covert gite. The vork tentatively
planned for hin involves cataloging specific inforsstion taken fron East
German décunents, and develoning and/or Laproving tools and methods for
picking locks. Although ‘35 misht present other related requirements,
subject's aployzent vould not involve work which would preclude his -
eventual use a3 a RITLOX agente
. he By aeparete mexorando, CI/oa Division has bee | requested to
suspend azbject's: Ga until he resunes training, and 03/alten Affairs Steff
has bean: requested to coardinate with Imicration and Naturalisaticn
. Office concarning subject's proposed - “etatus and docanentation.
5. “Your approval-of paragraph 3 above is ‘requested.
- by For’, further’ inforastion om this subject, plesse contect
x ure Torry Creokhan on extension 9331.
- WICHAYL SA5
bboy EB en FA 77
ps - . a. 11 September 1959
“MEMOTARDUM FORE. Chief, CI/ca Tivisdan —*
. fée suspension’ of cre
_o work tentatively planned for him involves. cataloging
" ‘specific. information. taken fron East Geraca docunents, and developing ~
and/or ‘iniproving tools and, dethods. for picxins locks, Although T33
may present other rolated requireme fits, subject's employmen At will not
" Anvolve work which vould preclude bis eventual use as a RFDS agente
2. - By separate remorstda, quthority for utilizing subject tn this .
ZI employment haa been requested .of 08/359, ard 03/alien Affairs Steff
- has been requested to coordinate with Insigration ‘and Naturalization
(Office -coniceming. subject's proposed stotus snd documentation.
, 3. It ie therefore requested’ that subject's Operational Approval
in ‘ba ‘suspended, to be reactivated upon. requagt about 1 auguat 1960, ot
eae which time. subject will reenter. training for the originally planed
hc For further inforsation regarding this subject, please contact
Mr. Perry Crooknea of extensian 9331. ;
MICHAEL BAK
Chief, SR/DCB
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Prysical ‘Bouination: . Height 56", wetgnt 136 p pounds, age an. a .
‘General Seal,” ‘wiry,’ ding Frenchman with prominant features who. aan : ;
i. ; He, la intelligent, cooperative and quite . : 4 z
“pulse 66; -respiration 14, temerature ‘ - i Z
cé'of ald broken nose vith a deviated 3
sept o : “negative. - Chest: lungs and beast negative.
Abdomen negative Genitalia, rectiuia and prostate: negative.
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a “Impre i Healtiy male with life expectancy (rater ordinary
: onattions) to ‘age 68 or 70. Ho reccesiendations.
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Acting Chief, Operations Division,
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The appropriate: security, a@pcroval for.
obtained. Type Operational ‘Asp arovalss Now €973532, :
3. “Citazenship.. me Subject is a , foreten nittonal,
. Serpent jenéation. Subject will be paid salary Sa the anount of
por 3 payable in United States currency. Cf this anourit,
550,00 per sonth during, traisins and tie duration
he miasion, ~All unpeid. nonies: will accrue to his ersdit in an escrow.
of &
‘sccomt, the-paymunt of wide!: will be dependent upon the proper performance
of. tis duties and bo payable ‘Upon completion of mission fer which encoged.
Frovisiétis also made for payront- of bonus rot to exceed |: 19, 000,00.
S. Quarters ond Subsistence. The Subject will be remished quartora
and: subsister: tare as. "thease costa to be borne by 5: MDS. Stetion funda.
be Overational. epenses ~ ooo o ‘ ~
” Operational. travol and expenses to be potd as offtetally
of “De Donestie- travel costs: will -be: ‘borne by : S4/tiD Station funda. -
rravel oats. to ent fron’ the United: Statesy ond - forekn Pave? vill be
cherie scatnot Froject aE PSTD,
‘Operational oxpetises ‘to be. ‘borne by: Frojeet ASSINTT: iL.
" Trataing cman to be carried: by Station, alloteent..
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- Continzent Odbtirations..: ‘The folloving: bas not be promised: the
al, but nay have to be. mat by the Governments
Resottloxent in the int ted States, either. aa: an: “addittonst
tio Comitnents othor isan those stated above- have bead mada to
- the Subject. -
MICKAEL 2ak
Chief, cafoca
a : “Subject or as a a fora at. control should: ‘this becom necessary
1. fren’ at security viewpoint. | :
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agents hve ‘a: Wary sen ‘tntorest tn tha. a sibjoate ‘and
really imroved * thede. working wnewdodge 4n vepe
- co In Maps, tha félloving subjects vere covered.
po 7 a. Wat aro mape ont wig tiny are nooded
i ae chow types of maps, . _ oe
we 0. Terrain and how initeated on maps. a
a. Map orientation, Compass inspection, Graphite so ,
“e@, True Marth, Mag North ani Grid North, ,
“f. Map doelination
ge tapatrection oO
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a a i. Cardboard profiles . _ ee So a
ke ee a Valleys a oo ;
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wh. fron.DOB/Finance by Fred- Kirkpatrick. %50.00 of
‘ nowt ‘for. AEASPIC ‘and-$50.00 ‘for AENUTYES/3. Receipts . _
ebtairied. Following: ‘receipted to be obtained for total ‘galary/
‘bonus’ anouiite. for: oth agents,” tn view of “project postponensnt. ae
AENUTHEG/31 SL. 95. (total. Fefund of allotzent. to parents)
~ . $1350.00-(total edcroy acce’nt) |
a $1000, 00. (total bonus) :
Plus new. set of totaling $600,400: (200. f for months of
ee os : May 5° ‘June and July as per’ ‘written.
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AFASPIC® $1700.00 (total. escrow account)
$1000.00 (total bonus)
NOTE: AFASPIC's partial salary receipts are in order
re agreenent.
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any requirenents. given to hin in writing, - a: Biplouatically. assum :
; lead hip and diseisses: aspects of | ‘problems with bis partner Al. a also.
"Agents, aelected “the” Lensatic an ‘thot ehiiloe,:
: ot to mich eacinata wie plaeed on corpasoee, but snaugh to
enable the agents to use a map, .
- Pollowing ‘subjects of compasses wre taughts.
. & “Asdauths
be Beck eaimitho . .
é Converting fron Map to Compass ani Compass to Map
a. Map orientation by Coupass.
©. Compass, nite use.
6. Instructara Observations of Students
. David ts very AntalLi gent ‘and shows an interest in doing a good
autious, cit spoxen, and desires to talk over
jy interested” in'tha subject of Map and Compesa and personally
“Ghaideed me for the interests: showed in their questions,
AL 4s also very intelligent and he, T think, ‘peopects Davide age.and
. knowledge and escents Davids leadership. Sovever , if he doss not fully
- umferstand Davids coments, he questions David until be is satisfied ia
hte. pind that Mhat David is doing is right.
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“goon: as’ be- (Buoject) - could: be
gyaph. ° Td. prinar interest vas to solyeraphe
events ir Y Subject" 0 life history, fras-ap- ; ;
y: occurred whether: Subject was febricating: sos . ’
pe Americans” “Because -he was an opposition so :
in omter to make:hinself appear more Ss ‘
‘
3. 00:33, ay and: 25 March 1959 Subject * vas interviewed. end ‘ply.
we exaniin n tha French ‘languege, on the premises of a safe
ub ject was very cooperative througtout the in-
tted to polyoma examination.
> ‘Subject. ‘stated that. he vas born on 12 July 1918 in Gort: near the
town of Tiflis in Georgia. Subject haa two siblings, a sister, Helea, born
_ on ¥.May 2915. and: ther, . Achille, ‘born on 17 July 1916. Bubject'a” |
” father’ vas a putrolem engineer ‘and was) rather vell-to-do, but following -
* the. ‘Bolazevik Revolution ‘and the assimilation. of the short-lived Republic
- Into’ the. Soviet. ‘Untea,’ Subject and iio ‘foimtly fled and settled in France
inthe early 1920! 8.: oo
‘eiien without ‘gradiatl ron any of thea. Subject ascribes this to his
J ‘inability to accept tho prescribed | dul? instruction and tie everydey boredom
‘> @f earning ‘things :in vi vas not’ interested, Bubject also stated that
] So, . Te * gubject! 8’ early: 5 vers’ ‘epont' in: Paris where he attended various bo
‘Gees rater iid aud unflgeiplined 42 those days, , and Lived to do as he :
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ae be When ‘Bubjec va inne teano be got tuto ateticutty vith the
2 ow French ‘Police on several occasions. When he was approximately 15! years.
-of age, Subject and hie nother had gone to:a hotel. in Paris, and during a
tine: check-of identity papers it’ was. established that Bubject's identity
card .had lapsed, ‘and he was taken to the police precinct in order to ex- .
- plain the" cireumstances, Subject was- accompanied by his mother, vho Prom-
tead.to the’ police that thie wuld be attcaded to famsiintely: :
a a. when. ‘Subject waa approkimataly 1b years of age, he stole a dice
Loe : taésaly tron a book tore. He was apprehended by the clerk vho called the
Boe a police, and’Subject’was taken to the: local precinct. A-call vas mide to
: - wo an : Subject's-mother;- and Subject was released in his mother's custody. No
_ “Foti tution vas necessary, since the book had besn taken back by the clerk.
“BL: then Gubject’ vas 17 years of ags, he and a group of his friends
- ad gone to Robingon in order to go horseback riding. They vere lato in
. peturning the horses and started: galloping in the streets of Robinson in -
; : order. to'get-back to the riding stable, Toe local gendarme stopped. then
: wh eo and charged them*with sone infraction having to do with. disturbance of the
So * a peace. Gunject stated thet thee years avery, te return en pals 0 90"
. oo fran fino. ;
teh 9 When gubJect was 19 years of age, he spent 12 days in jail in
‘Paris. ‘This was due. ‘to an infraction of the French registration orii- |
nances. for foreigners, < during the days: prior to the start of World War It.
2.
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. ul Joct “wen! ‘through ‘part of- his ‘denod1 li zation procedure in Lyoaa, |
‘France, where be wis tesucd 660 frafcé ond given a travel order to proceed
home to Paris. When-Subject arrived in Paris, he was required to go to the’
geslermoris on Bo ovard-Exelams, which was the demobilization center for
tl where’ he. was fesvéd an. additional 200 Trance and officially
of? the role | ‘the ‘French Ariy. Subject stated that this vais: the |
x ta Alaorganisation in: France, due te the recent. defeat oy.
Germang,. and ‘the’: bexinbing of the. occupation.
le me “Be The: Pronéh Aimy ‘official, with whon- ‘Bubject spoke regarding the’
~ we “posatbinity of” obtaining exiploynent, advieed Subject to zo to the French
Fo J Matary Titelligence. . Subject stated that he obtained the ‘address, vhich
. ‘ é 4s Gnd: attempted to get ih touch with the
successful and vas given the "run around. "
hie abject returned’ ‘home..and lived at the fanily. reaidence at
Rus Cabarita (thts. -pumber has’ béen changed to $36). Subject attempted |
to lock for employuost, but ihe vas unable to find any type of work. :
uw. Through: ‘sone frienda, Subject. discovered that. the Germans ‘Were
‘hiring people for ettploynent: in. -Germany. Subject. weat to tho Gernan. Arbeita
Ast..on the-vunt d' O>say and made’ application for vork in:Germiny: He
a) ated ‘that he. ims an eléctrician;~ ‘and he waa told that he would: be -sent
to Poelitz-Stettin to work in-a’ factory, Where “he would be receiving one
mark per’ hour: “(ahiteh vas" ‘then egutvalent to 20 francs). Subject signed a .
Powe contract for .a period of one year, and he. received a travel order to proceed
a | to hia destination,
15. Subject atated: that within & few days he anda number of other
volunteers’ were loaded aboard a ‘Special train and: proceeded into Germany.
' : i visit ‘to Stattin Suda
; 7 srlis; “in order to ‘see an ‘inagie
“Budject- ‘rece tved an authori sation which entitled him to stay -
awiy. for a period of ten days, which Gade it unts] 2 June 1902. The dodue
meats that: Subject had in his posassaion at ‘this tine vere as follova:
‘paper ‘whieh - ‘identi led Subject es a Geargien livtag- in’ & factory
Tr, and viieh, be Obtained ‘approximately. ten ‘days after his ‘arrival at |
. the: n document vas 4 work-car? which was iedued-to all: a |
1 the factory and sServed'as-an identity card. Bubject's . .
|
r . to France, and Le extended the dato on the trevel
. * Whier fave hint eurticiert tine to accosplieh his’
‘in Berlin. In Berlin. Subject took the train to Aachea, vbere ho met
eaveral other Andividuats ' who. intended to cross the: frontier and return
to: quiries as. to how to proceed’ into France,. and :
told:.to 26 and Bee the Gestapo to obtain guthcrization to cross i
the: -frontior and vas told‘ te returns to Berlin. Instead, Subject decided
- to proceed, on ‘foot, tovard the Belsyan border, a ant thio tine Subject did
not consult -the Gernai- euthoritles. |
28. ' With: thie travel dceument Gubject } had no difficulty and arrived :
19. Subject. proceeded ‘to the Biren, ealneay area and inquired fron
decor to door about: ‘goasoneWno Gould: kelp | hia across the “German frontier.
Subject. finaly round. an Andividual who. promise, for the sim of. 4O marks, —
to lead fig (Subject) ‘a across the Geran-B:lstan ‘froctier, during the alg: i.
” They. crosse:’ the frontier without any difficulty, ‘and Swiject proceeded on
- tor Verviers, - Belgiun,. wl be took the ‘train to ‘either Liege or’ Charlero!.
Sub ject nade inquiries as te waere he could: chance his: German murks. into’
h
ong, because Subject ‘did not cone to on time
making “electrode
o : |. Job’ did not ‘last-very” lo OPK +O:
i and vas not very interested: in hip job, since it was a very monotonous, ~
: repetitious sort of work. An incident occurred in the factory which be-
came a pretext for Subject's transfer to arcther factory. There was a
_ wobbery in Subject's depertment, involving the theft of some -platinun
ae “ erucibles. While Subject vas never..accused of it, be was aazed questions,
| by ths police. officials who came to the factory to investigate the theft.
. fo , The factory manager used this iucident as a pretext to: have Subject trans-
- ferred.
i iv). 22. ‘Subject was asgigned to. vork.2 sanjelectrician in another factory
‘In Berlin, which was engaged 15 the manufacture ‘of beits for machine ‘guns
hounted -in aircraft: “Subject stated that the produetica work was very”
eitiquated, and numerous Women vere engaged in inspecting-belts for the
proper eize, by using & hand gauge. Subject built a jig which greatly
speeded. up the inspection work, and the management of the factory decided
that Bubject vas a great German petriot.- 4 ae
. '23. In Berlia, Subject met a Frenchman by the name of Pascal, who was
also: employed as a-French Yolustary worker. Pascal told Subject. that he -
(Pascal) ‘wanted ‘to return to France. Subject vas also tired of his Job,
- and they decided to tr; to get back ‘to Paris. They went to the office of
the Arbeita Ant in Berlin and got plank leave passes. Subject filled”in
the information ona typewriter, then vith ‘a burnt match dnd indla ink
traced the.outline of the “eachet’ froa a validated leave pass, and re-
turned to the Arbeita Ant office where he stood in line to have his pass
validated. “When Subject’s turn cane, the busy clerk :
, witha eursory
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:. Bildly interrogated, and‘a check vas nade}
a ‘their Prench france ito ‘Spanish- pesetas. They vere’ “unsuccessful, were
~Yooked upon very suspiciously, remained for cue day and decided to return
. to Prance, vhere the german Grenz Polizei, which Sdject believes vere naa
-Bers.af the Wehrnacht,- arrested Subject.and Pascal and Leyt then under _
guard for a period. of approxinatoly | four. days: During this time, they vere
r “whether ‘they vere wanted
by the ‘Gertian ‘Police. — After:.four’ days, they ere relensed and taken under
guard to the” Henilays’ Ratlroed Station, 474 vere tole i o buy: tickete to
Paris, whieh they hed: indicated as their residence.” _
: “35, As goon as the German authorities “Lert, Bibjoct end Pascal ex-
a changed their ‘tickets for another destination,” and. got.out at the town of -
Pau. There they proceedéd, on. foot, to Holcon on’ ‘the: boriler ‘of Vichy.
France, They crossed over end net tro gendarme and told ‘the gendarne
that “they” (Bubject and Pascal) wanted to join the Fore un Legion. At the .
genlarnerie, they ‘were givih an official travel o:ve} ‘proceed to
Toulouse. Upon arriving there. they wore, told to proceed to barscilles.
In Marseilles, Subject aod Pascal unde a faux pas. .Tay shoved their
German passporte, oid the attitude of the French changed.” “Pascal indicated
; te ‘the. ‘Freachi: authorities that: he would volunte 68 a vorks in Af: rica,
where: he had a frien : te: .
later killed during aA air reid. | Bubject! 'g cousin attemted to ‘help. hin
(Subject) but wad unable to do 90, and Sibject took the train to the’ -
Cralone-sur-Soane, tie border betyveen occupied ad mioceiunted France.
2. At the border, the card, alereat Subject’s neane fctr) Frits WILT.
Subject played hie role to the. hilt,- using his. Tnowledse of the German
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& It was at thie time, in late 1943, that Sibject sav how casy it 3
was to go back and. forth between Germany and occupied Prence. Since be ‘
iS ‘had’ a@ passport Bubject vas not ‘atopped between the two ccustries, and tn
order to iueure free travel bo-made“hinself a permasdit travel order. -
ne obtained ‘through Georgian friends, vho vere voriing in various
J “German ninistrics.: Bubject's knovlédge of photogranhy wis very holpful. i
(| * 8 Bai. Bubject's friends, noticing tint be,eecned to go back and fcirth :
: : at, vill an. to charge hin vith emall comilesions. He vould tako coffee | i
: and variéus other foodstuffs, which vere-searce in ‘Germany tut eablly. ob i
- tained fron ‘Spain, through devious channels... Subject woudl either deliver e
> @p-eel] the products to certain individuals in Gérmany, Sxl would: keepa -
|... eertain percentage of the soncy for hinself. Subject quickly beceme avare
(i |." het'he coulda make more moticy if he could-obtain’ the itens iisself. Bub-
ue "Jeet: entacts with various: individuals vho were engaged in making
. trips, and forth frog Paris to the Spacish border. ‘Tay would bring
Rack coffee, tea, American dollars, and various other ocarce itens. Bore .
German soldiers vero unvitting members of Subject's dlackrarsit operations.
In ‘ordér: to'do this work successfully, Subject ha: to becorir ac-
to-the various passcs and. travel orders issued by various German
apa “.Bubject eet up a laburatory, capléete with plotographic en-
larging’apparatus.. He photograplied and enlarged visad in. order to be able
| to reproduce the exact outlines and lettering in the visa. Toen bo would
” reduce. then to the proper. size and transfer then on to the proper documents.
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and that eaiée, Subject “reproduced, the vatermarss.- - a
; at, nants the wateniar® ; bien usually .. ed
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passport ait,’ ‘by using ‘ates. or’ varn unter, he would soften the cnulston
and then carefully Lifting it off the paper, . using tweezers and’ little:
sticks of wood, Subj-ct would transpose the exaleio: inv the photographic :
aan _ paper of ‘the passport. Subject stated that this was an. extrmely delicate i
: operation,” ead ‘required long and careful practice on bis part. ; i
32. Daring ‘theabove procedure the photograph was sligntly ‘Aietorted,
and occasionally | ‘the emulsion vould absorb too cuca water axd vould over- : :
eo . flow the bounds of the original photosraph, In that case, Subject would .
: trin the edges to Cit properly. Subject stated that one corner of the :
“ : piotograplr ‘would usually be‘atanped by the validating offices, and if tha = cob,
: catchet Was.io “ink, the ini:.would revain o: tha paper when S.bjéect Lifted off i
‘ the. old cnulsion. Tuls ink *woila - Bhov throw the nev enulstod, and on . :
‘ urocry. exaiination it would be Inpossible to distinguish vhother tie ink |
“was-over the emulsion. or iuider the emulsion. If the catchct were of the :
' impresoion type, there voull be .no probleu vintsocver since it- would show
. eoulaion very readily. ; ,
A 3. “Subject statu! that ho obtai ned for hinecht a Rumanian diplomatic : ‘
j passport which he bought, through a cirl friend, fron a Ruceantan ut the
wmanian' Hibassy ia Berlin. 3. dject. vought tits: passport ror 1000 maris,
nd he used it only while be waa traveling in Berlin. Ia effect, Subject
sund ai entirely new identity whenever he stepped into bis car eince
the resistration and ‘ariver's License were all made cut to conforn with the
/ 'name on the passport. Since 3 djuct's car was regietered fa the ame of ot 1
‘ an. wiployee of a foreign wnbaaay, ‘Subject vas entitled, as a atpienat, : i :
: to a larger cas: ration. ; . G
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, the provided each of these tan vith a passport, a travel
eier, ration ‘ca “and & omall sus of money, Subject also instructed
each rw on hov bast to contuct Lineulf 42 onlor to avold beng amprelined
at the border. oe i
Oa 36. ’ Bubjevt - ‘also furnished an individual. by the nae of RORSTEM
“a trovel: order. EGLISTED! vos a German Jev,' vho was exgagud ia black-
‘marketing. operations: . TEGELSTEIA had wisfdged to cecal his Jevish back»
ground and ‘vas. in’ poaseséion of a-Germon paséport, put feelin: that the
Gerniais were. about to arrest: aia, he “provalled upon Subject ‘te furiien aia
a a false travel oner,. which ‘Subject ald.
3% subject. adiviced that he was. pueceasful- ‘in this vork. because. each
Gertian niniotry Lesucd: ite om travel orders, and there vas 20 mans of
d. uble. checkin); first, the difficulty vas too great to double check the
temporary duty travel orders; escondly; the Gunsana vord oxtrenaly.re-
' gpectful of official looking documanta; thirdly, because. of the. low’
mentality: of - personnel ot cnocx points; finally, because the. padovorta te
Were not. counterfeit in al). cdses, ani all Subject ‘did vasa to substitute
a ney. photegruph for the‘originul, In return for the favor thet Subject
extended to these podple,- acne of then reciprocated by helping huis with
his blacimriket opérations.. : :
“38... Sy bjcet hada. plan woredy, he wanted to 5 ehlarge ‘pts placksariat
gperatious, and had the intention of sctting up'a tupevay adio systan
to. improve hie casmmications., VILLADT, tao Frene: prisoner of wir
vhon Subject hslped,. wos. an’ enginetr, | Ori Subject had interded to use
VILLOMAUIN: in sotting. up. the post. in.Parla, However, berore ‘Subject
could. \ eeconplian this be. (Bwject) was arrested by the German Poltee.
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. Ww, ‘Budject atated: that ca ‘this Cay he was. jeaving: oo a trip to Paris
‘and haa. brought alonz four suitcases © containing - redio parts, pistols, a>
_ Munition, inks, printing equipment, camcrus, and various paraphernalia
_ necescary for the manufacture of false documents. The police took Subject ~ :
back to bis hotel and searched the abartient, where they found more equip- -
ment and photographed everything. Aftur that, Gurject: uns taker to the ad
polieca station, viere he wa acparated fron nis frienda, The arrest oc- ;
curred on either. 2) or 22:February 1944 ‘at: approximately 1127. Subject. . i
. recalls the Maney | because the only. day trala to. Parls left. at about that
bour. _.
Kh. Subject stated that. the previous events: he had suffered aa ac-
_eident on his hand. . He hnd found a mall phosphorous. tomb and was une
| seraving. the detonotar, when it: blew. up and: cut off. several of Subject's
fingeras ‘At the police station, Subject vas treated, medically. Subject :
” Was: interrogated for riod of. approximately’ eight morte. “In: the. !
beginoing, he. Wad.- ii arrogated every. day, and he: ‘admitted: to the following ze
- crimes: Subject: ‘stated that Le “did engage ‘tn making” fdle¢ dccuments end :
that-:he was endangering ‘the security of the German Reich, and wag charged : i
by the ‘police with espionage and of conducting ALotelligence with the :
engny. “ Bubject: did: ‘nat epecifically adilt to these tvo charges, but kept
’ hie case ‘by’ evasive ansvers. Subject vas ‘eondemmed
to ‘death, put before’ the sentence ‘could ‘be carried out Subject was liberated a
oy the entry of ‘the Apericon ‘Anty, on 12 April 1945. ; i
: “ha. Subject had been an inmate’ “of the German prisons in Tegel, Plotzen : co
‘See, Hanover,.and Volfenbutten. ‘Subject atated that.be believes the place !
for his execution vere delayed because ofa: -echena that he devised to in-
‘a@uthoritica:in hin. ‘Subject. stated that he adviecd the Germans
that hes was the. inventor of a motor which could be run on hydrogen. 7 . :
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45. The B or BubJect'a trensfer frat prison ta prison ‘was due
to the rapid Boviet advance, ‘and ‘luckily 8..bject found himself in an area
which vas overrun by the Amcrican Amy, in the middle of April 1945. After:
Aitparation, : Bubject and the other prisoners were seit to a.camp in the. :
vicinity of Kassel, fron which-they vere™to be. repatriated to Preace.- occu snwee,
‘However ‘living conditions, vere extrenely aifficult,,. and. Subject, and several or. :
ei ded » to go out on their. own... They. Cceupled a ‘deserted villa on:
ject’ Drought in electric a 2
taching then.-to’ the. electrie . vireo. - One day.an
: the: wires “ant ‘tore-thea. The driver stopped
: would cane back later’ and fix the “wires.
In’ “the , ‘aftermoon; ‘the: driver’ of: the. truck returned with several compatons -
and they coaneeted” the. electric wires to-the House. “Dic Griver ‘then asked
-. Subject whether Ba (driver), could bring his. girlfriend to the house, end
. Subsect- agreed. - ‘This weat,on for several ‘days, and. finally the driver's -
‘girlfriend. renained to live -at the house. “The driver then brought - sone a
a of his’ companions, who: ‘bro + their girlfriends to Live at tho house. .
ee _ ‘Subject and his friends: were supplicd with Aderican Amy rations, ani this
ss . gonventent. errangetient continucd for several months until Subject and nis
ae friends decided to. return to ta Fracee, Do.
46. Subject made. hia May. to the ‘repatriation center in parte, which.” |
| wos. located- in the. Hotel Latetia -on-the Boulevard Raopail. At this. tine
: _ Bubject claimed to have lost all of hia documents and: ‘went under ‘the pane A
of .David DATO: He’ elaincd )-be a French. citizen who. had. been a prisoner
. of: war fn" ‘Gernaiys, Hovever,” Subject was unableto carry this off, as re-
“was Fecogiized by ‘one of ca ‘Georgians, : who worked in the repatriation
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"whieh he inpértéa- Wooden bullets vhich he had wiittled, -Tuls robbery’
“Was 60 succesaful and. so intereating that” tiie tvo partners decided to cune-
mit another robbery. .of the same type. Thio vas also suc wecessful, and they
"The sone .of Count
Su gect ¥ vos. int erroeated by. the: Prénch Sceurtty. Officor,. vio
sy aopoeee then etavcd, to”the ‘Security
pafor. ADAM aad because of the ‘excitensnt« - eiret robe 7 tee
(tted “in carly "1949. ‘Bubject used a brokes: 1 Pevol. ver, into
attexpted a third one. The tarzets for all of these robberies vere jewelry
shops... The third robbery: was unsucecsoful, and Subject. wanted to wo back
to an honest ies: Subject. was, at this time, happily marricd, and vas
-afraid that hia wifo might find out. about his activities. Hovever, ADA
threatened that if Subject did not work with hin. on another robbery, he .
(adéM) vould tell: ‘Bubjeet's wife. about the prior robberies. |S bject -
agreed to participate, in one more escapade, and in June 1950 they come
‘mitted’ a successful robbery on the Bank “Credit de 1’ Suest" on the
. Bowlevard Hausmann in Parise. The proceeds of the. robbery were split by
the two, and very shortly thereafter ADAM. was apprehended by the French
Police, because of his wild spending. Under interrogation, ADAM adnitted
- to the rébveri+s and implicated Sudject. Subject vas apprehended by the
” French. ;olice,. wiiile he was on the. Frenei-Spunish border. Be was brought .
back to: Paris for trial, and was sentenced, on 5 January 1953, to seven.
years -at hard. labor. He was released oa 1g. Deceaber 1955 for good be- |
_ havior. - Tite Ls on record with the ‘French Police apd. was not discussed
"at length with Subject.
48. . Bubject stated that he kas not heard froa his father and sister
eines their: return to the Sovict Union, except for the following: Apnroxte
“mately two years. ago, Subject's brother received a lettcr addressed to
“-oearing the eddresa of Subject's. brother in.
‘Gap, France. “Tats Letter was ostensibly from a vanan whom neither Sub-
ject nor hie brother..kmova,and dsxed for news of then. It had a reply .
envelop: in it, end Subject does not know whether his brother ever
L:to! ‘Germany as & foreéd so fe.
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ever | ‘wep ‘ed. to this. lettdr.- "Subject hed news" of--bts- sg;
iy: to Hex” friend, “Madame Anette. -BABET" (ci,
also’ rece tved devs, of nia -eister-from a 2nd ¢ or 3rd. cousin a
~ KERRESSELIDGE: (R-TRD), who da: ut. 52. “ Bg ae
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sister. “in Mose t
“At that’ time Mathieu ‘was in Moscow fn contact with ‘the Freich Consulate, -
which -teaued hima paper stating that he vas a French citizen. Mathieu then
got in touch with Budject* 8. brother, who sent Mathieu sufficient funds to
return to France.
60. Bubject stated that he bas ‘two distant cousins in the Uni Biayes,
aivy end. Othar ZALDAS TANT. Subject stated that. he (Fee mtly saw Y,
cone to France ona ‘visit, and Bubject. asked thai fo. tell dae ‘that
rything 1s ‘going vell. Bubject's maternal uncle, Djibo (Gabriel)
-KANICHELI(NR-IRD), who 1s.a taxi driver and lives at #37 Rue de la
Rochef wuld, Paris IX, Fracce, is well acquainted with the majority of
the Georgian who formerly resided in ‘France but are now spread throughout _
the world. Bubject's father was a nenber of tha Georgian nobility andy as
~. guch, had a larga eirele of frieads.
51. Subject stated that he vould be very interested in obtaining a
permanent Job ‘with the Americans, which would give hin a sense of secomplish-
nent and vould satisfy his yearning for an exciting and unusual life.
Srectric quESTIONS,
The folloving: pertinent questions \ were asked of Subject:
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oh. Is ‘your name David ; ? Yes.
(2. Were. you born in July 1gig: . Yes.
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bog ws Bubject stated that he hed told her “that he was
po going to undergo edme sort of an examination. She bas
- ; tually: never esked Subject what. the purpose’ of his ; a
. on - eonteets with the. poericans vere, but ohe is eware. _ : '
bo “that the americans cre in contact with’ Subject for : ‘ : .
ae : “sane ‘opecific purpose, since she is the gp-between. : : _
‘12. Are the annvora thet you inv given ne truthful ait exicty an
: Yes. . : . an
1s. Do you ato the Rusaians ahd the Soviots: Hoe
17. Have you been. refused Yronch citizenship? Yes.
ie oo Bubject charte nenifosted no enctional disturbance
: : indleative of deception to any questions during tests
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[ests TIT & IV a
3. Did you enlist to ‘the Frosch Foreign Legion? i. ‘Yeo. a a “
- h, Nere you ever arrested or detatand by any ntlstary police?
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‘pia you parttetpata: in binckmarket activities during 1943
and Jouh as you told me? Yes.
Were you engaged in axy secret vork for the German Police?
Ho..
Are you deliberately Biding frou me any of your ectivities |
+2 Germany! Ho. .
“Subject's charts nanifested Fate) enotional ateturbance
indicative or deception to any qucetiona during tests
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Are you deliberately hiding the truth regarding the letter
“wich you and your brother received fron Russia? - Bo.
a Did your father rotum to the USSR Decause he beloved in
_ Cammumien: Ro. . _
Did you ‘sister return to the: ‘UBER because: ‘abe believed in
Comauniea? _ Ih.
Did. your nother’ ‘commit suicide: because of. disappointment in
you? © Tide
5.
‘are you corresposting with your fathee ana your eioter in
the USAR?
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as you sxplaloed to me’. Yes.
Are you éoliberately hiding the truth ebout your trip Fra
Stettia. to Berlin to Paris? Ho. _- ; :
wore you cape an electrician in te f0etry ta Bartint ;
‘Yeas ; ; a :
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were you forced: to peeons a. Gestapo ageat? .
bud you vail mo te tri about trstng 0 cciet with oe |
burnt match? Yeo. . :
pid yon toll no the trith about gutting a yasoport? Yeo.
‘Bubject' 8 gharts monifested fare) enotional disturbance
indicative of decoption to any questions during teste a
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Did you charge the , forced laborers for the counterfeit
' documents? | ‘Tho.
pid you help VILUMADE? Yes.
(Ma you help ALIZAIMES? —Yede
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22.
Di you fabriecte the stories you told net Boe
Bubject manifested etotional disturbance ‘indicative |
of deception ‘to gucstion 5a. He oxplained this reaction
‘by. stating that he bod never recaived acy renetary pay~
ment, however, it could be considered that he was repaid
ta sone extent, or that be expected to be repaid, throug
favors ‘da. his ‘Dlackuarket ‘activities.
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pia- -you aver use another. nane “to coricea} any activities for
e foreign intelligence servies! ‘Ho.
Have you ever sold or given information to a foreign pover?
Ho.
Have you told anyone your comuection with the Arerican
Goverment? ‘Ho.
Bavo you ever ben a neuber of the Comuntot Party? Ho.
_ kro you sycpathetic tomud the. Commtst regine? -” Hee,
Have you ever participated 4a any. Commmist activity? Ho.
; Have you ever been exnlayed be oe foreise intelligence eervice:
HO
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. “indicative of deception to. any questions during tests
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CORCLUSION .
| A raviow of Bubject's charts atoved no reactions indicative of de-
ception to any of tha pertinest questions. ‘Subject adaulttel, prior to the
“polygraph test, that he had comutted a jewel robbery which is not known to
“the French Police. He was asoured that ve werd not interested in prosecuting
him, and he secmed to be satisfied vita that explanation. It ie this cx
‘eriner's. opinion that Subject Ls not @ menber of tho RIS or. any other. foreign
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having all the food put cn the tadle and then each taking a portion of each
course. and filling ‘up the plate, ;
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‘Subject feels “that more time s: nould be devoted ‘to eating than Joe C,
- glloted for eating. “He was amazed that it-only tock the latter about 15°
'- mimtes to eat, “Likewise; Subject likes to.eat one course at a time and .
‘that éach course be brought into the rocn’ and placed on the table Separately.
After the meal-He would’ like fresh fruit, cneese, coffoe. He does not.care.
” much. for” ‘Sweets ,: neither does he care for cottage cheese salad, i.e.,
cottage cheese and canned fruit. This combination irks him. Subject: was -
assured that this was a ranrer of eating in America anc that it was a
custom and that the umcersigned probaoly would find scene faults with tha
_ way the French. serve: Sood. Dave enjoys fruit juices.
‘Dave eats his ‘food in the manner to which he is accustoned, Ve puts |
orly one course on his plate and only s when Tinished eating it ¢coes he help
hinself to the. next course, tee
At breakfast he is a very ligst cater. “He is coittent just with
coffee, toast and juice. . ° oO
ke Preetinet -
During, the | undersigned's. stay with Subject, most of the freetine was
- spent watehing TV, Walicing. ahd ‘attending ‘English lessons». Subject stated
1 Eiglish, so the: undersigned accommodated hin. A
fen of "English thru Pictures" was purchased for hin
that he wanted to ly
/ and was used as the téxt dock, Subject: was coming along fairly well in the
languare.. Subject. is abla’ to manage‘ Sa stisfac torily in the lan 2gus ee only °
Ase ADS aE TT
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thing Which hinders” tds ‘ts his Leck, ef ‘eonficence. “BEhe will probably
take care of his inpreverents . mp .
Se Genétal Renariée: oo, oe OT, StF
oo He.’ was andzed ‘that he was ‘in the U. S.Ae, though he was here he stated”
. that® hé could nét -selieve that. he was Kere. The rélative*seclusian during
weeks did ‘not Feassure him in wiyway that he definitely: was: woe TE
Many of “his..ideds régaring Anerican ‘seemed to°be. ‘dmmressions. —_- '
ined from-seeing. American films while in France. 1 e has: .
ttle é ficulty trying. .to place the America that he: has’ observed Rows
sre ol ed idea “that” he 9, alfeady Eas" of ric —
i Rap y rk aout Washington vat that oo
eautifully gtr 3..(1 “Ee.
While: “the ‘South: Geta Street Bridge.
re b rossing’ the-, bridge, because of. ‘the’ ‘vibrations. caused:
steel ‘meah, on ‘the ‘bridge; ‘stated ‘that | we mist”
iT NWs Another guestion was how far i was the
, i v@ were headed, The- undersigned agreed ‘that
we were érosding the Fotomae “and that the area we were going to was over
fifty niles froa the cistrict. :
By nature Dave is very curious. To satisfy his curiousity he uses
: various ruses. in order to elicit information regarding his Status and
_ oo ; future... : .
Whenever the unéersigned. “went fer a walk with Dave, usually before , t
-end after meals, the former ‘expected to be asked numerous personal. :
quéstions. Cne or tiice, Dave rentioned that he did not now v why he was
here, what kind of job he. would have, etc. ‘
Dave was assured that this sounded somewhat irregular, the undersiened
felt.that he mst have been told something wormewhere alcng the line, At
. this point, Dave would stop asking questions, Later on the uneersigned
“learned that Dave was very talkative with Tom ‘filler (alias) and told the
.. latter the whole story about what was told to date. It is assumed that
- -Dave was trying to Show Tom that he knew everything and thus hope that’
‘fomé would (i11 any little details tiat Dave would omit. These were two
- different approaches tiiat Dave used ‘trying to elicit ; informatica froz. the
; undersigned 2 and Ton Miller.
Dave seens tobe quite a perfectionist. when it cane to things |
mechanical, while at the Log Cabin, Lave tried on sf number of occasions’ te
adjust the TV set. Dave could not understand “hy the TV set Sometimes.
mo would: not function proverly particularly whenever a passing plane would go
: : _ . oer St‘ woule* interfere ‘with the sets operation. .This account did not
to ‘suit hie for-he had to try:and. ad ijust, $0.33 @ result, more tine was
éxwended on-acjust ting than watehing TV. jie wes quite irked because’ he felt
that the TV was malfunctioning, _ .
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ge 1 May 1959:
7 : Shortly before Dave's departure for another safehouse, Dave remarked
that -he was not mach concerned about the training that he will -have to. —
_ undergo. during ‘the: next. phase Sut is concerned. nore about "der Tat.® hat
he-was driving at\was to try to elicit what inforaation he could regarding
"the Work tliat he will be required or expectéd.to fulfill once: training is
“ over, i,es, the mission. Dave was assured ‘that this naturally would follow
| only after. the Completion of the-truining, then he Would be informed by | | , ne
., the people soncerned :that at this time ‘such’information could.not be given. | rn
.. | Thaét evening, the undersigned stayed with Dave ard Albert at the new
Safehouse. At supper renarked about the manner in which the food was served
that it was not according to French custom. . Albert said you eet the ‘way
you want, yet at the same time filling-up his plate. _ :
‘After suprer,, Dave querying Albert about the property, to whom does the
land belong etc. All Albert could say that it all belongs to the man who
owns the house and left matters drop at that.
Dave was quite witty at thé supper neal ‘today. . This was the first _
tine that the undersigned seemed to see him in such jovial spirits, Both
men'seemec to hit it off.very well, Dave seens.to recognize Alberts. brawn.
Dave seened to like the cooking better at the new location. Ye
stated thst this place wasmch bettéer-that the other place. ie stressed .
that the. housekeepers here were much better that the others. St oc .
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ois Debrdefert. Mario K.Glordanos 6 _ oo .
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" , arrest in Berlin 83 - 88
In. prison, interrogation, "Invention89 ° 96
; ' Transfer to ‘Wolfenbuttel, release,” 97 --99
D, Explanations. te Activities ‘during wid II,1- 7
E. The Period After WW OID ‘L.= 22
Laxanysts. are oe
a FP.” “Additional. Gstions ee ;
G.. Characteristic Traits in His Activity. a
ae Reliability, of the Story, a
J. Security Risks Met 2
' Ke Suggested Next. Steps. . me So
“Le Personal. » Inpression made on Debriefer. oo
Tp Police ‘Force in Berlin.
at ’ te
To "Brazii". (Paris, Spain)
Cougnt g on Spanish-French border 27 - 30
Free France Bone ot 31° -32
© Paris, troubles “in Lion ee) a
'y Berlin-and Atlantic. a Be
Document forgery (en mass)...
- _” (eontinied) 68
Finanéial background, =lacknarket. 61
' -Contacting the abizan, gin’ Berlin. .77
: The: Belgian Girl,. security: “precaut79)..
brig vias Crag
oO
Pa s “Foretgners
To "Brazil" ~(¢P » Spain)
Gought on ‘Spanish-Freneh border
"Free France Zone -" : .
To Free. French’. Legion, Marseilles __
Back to- Paris,troubles: in Lion
n NSet, Berlin and. Atlantic’ Wall
In Police Force in Bérlin -
Document forgery. (en. mass)
‘Ccontinued) 68 =
Finarictal background, Flackmarkét . +
Contacting. ‘the ABwran,in Berliy: 7 ~ 7
The Belgian Girl, security. precaut7) - 82
wy arrest in Berlin 83
In prison, interrogation, “invention"89
Transfer to Wolfenbittel, release, . 97 -
D, Explanations to Activities. during Wa II; ,l- 7
E. The Period After wWwoIt. 2 - 22.
1 ANALYSIS,
FL Additional Géstions
G. Characteristic Traits in is ‘Activity
ad, Reliability of the Story.
J. Security Risk. .
K. Suggested Next Steps. - oe
L. - Personal Inpression nade on. Detrieter,
wo the ga REP a
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Paris~ School: Lycée Ngchelet, 6 months,thrown oute
13 or-Vanves 4 Begie Comunale ( the first ) a
ea _" Eeole Cozmunale ( the 2nd ) 4 0 w |
15. Snalon- "" tradetart et ivetier,1.5 years, ". "
so S.iarne: ae oo : .
1937 Paris! ‘Beole Preguet ,electotech. | BM
re Sm ‘Stole ‘a dictionary: frou a library. 7
three no Thrown out of hone, lived in a hotel
"wonths 4" “worked in railroad station, at night.
j “Cn -parole;had to ‘renew documents every 3 nts
* oo ° _ Fatled- to do this, detained for 13 days.
1938 Mar, " : ack in fathers hone), sent to - a
May"39° 9 _ School of ? otography and iovie. Unfinished,
Deel39- Volunteered to French Foreign Legion.
days
. Visited he. fasily
scaped Ge ‘Can cer ‘trols.
in Germany (in an other bareau of German Labor .
Cffice), and was sert tc a factory in.
as: photigrapher.
‘Suspected in’theft, “is Living place searched,
- frgubles with Gebzar woren. vischarged.
‘Contacted the Letor <
Het Pascal again teTner Cezided to flee to Brazil.
ice. Was directed to
wor dria factory. at Stanlschreiber Street
They. forged 2 leave: eertifi cates, got passports
for foreigners, and traveled to Paris.
Visited the family. Prey. started. for Rrazil.|
unger: nobody exchensed their money. They de-
cided to return. 5.0 = irsige France, rear
they were arrested by Gersan Custon Guards,
searched, investigate, ordered to return to
Faris, escorted to the train. Had luck‘mana-
ged to get tickets insteai to Paris to -
“and crossed to the free rone of France.
Toes, he invented: the story |
Seen dy French gend
tre free French Legion.Sent t
of wanting to ‘join
Marseilles, te the Seginental. ie. Trouble with Fascal’s do-
A few
idon
Eorder
Prench ac-/man passport.
cupied
cone .
Faris
days.
Berlin
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ory
t
/ .
cuménts. sscaped before being arrested.
Pascal went direction algiers. David - to Paris.
David contacted-a rel tive, to get coeuzents for
Teturning to Paris. i not get any. :
David passed -oS¢, showins his Ger-
eraan post, he re-
quested being. brought’ to "officer", ard there
e "spoke" himself free, ard through to -
visited his rothe> ana reported to German
Conmancantura, for work with RSA in Cermanye
- ugelhein,. ativers’ courses of the hSay
*randenburger Tory in a’crivers” unit of hS.x,
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‘to Paris
suring this tine and eiseady
He prepared false doc
3to te free. of 345 police unit
4S soe toavia
was active ip blacccarseting with gold and
sfree, and he started document forgery on
ser scale.
fe -£6t acgtfinted wit: Irakly LORDAT PAN: iIDZE,
the “future. nasband of nis sister. telen
é@ “new already asterée SCHMIDT-AZI- ADASSI,
nds con idant in forgeries. Cther acqiiintan= -
; -jew NATE, French’ radio-
tecnnicians: LUCAS, alLLUSs, VILEHAIE acoe
sents for 1+ people, .
for! friends and ursrgen people. Ue made ‘trips-
enere he: contacted engraver ALLOU and ordered
forged stamps and seals also 2ayxisttarx
re's of orfi. al letters.ie traveled to
3 or & it 2 to bur coffee, and
and scié it, in Berlin.
se used a German: scliler in.t the Comuandantura
in raris, wand his wife in Berlin for signaling
Purposes (conver: fonal telephone calls indica-
aD 6 ~ Ver tae
sare arrival .
3 sisterywhe had cone
travel documents to
ing unwitting. of falsif.
Gf 2 Hilitary. Intelligence
Service" ATI Lo. et: euployed with it. -
Ee Gana ged: his le ©
an- unexploded ine
hanés, ir his poss;
Igian girl,
SONS, who. * she:
-came to his 1.
io$ion- had haprer:
tatg,Allwnesy ‘ast
¢ e were arrested
at anhafter rr station when meeting the
Zelgian girl,
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: : g liquidated. He.was inter-
v ewed ey specialsits and asxed to work on it.
Hey Ratz and Alluces were transferred to —
dolfenbiitted jail, near Hannover away fron the approaching
1945
april ; at]
‘Cassel,
DE after Wal: II.
ANS Paris
1946 ie
L945 a
igkg
1950 . w
“by @ woman:
_. ais parents; sister anc:
- from Viennae
‘fused ‘to contime such on
front line. He does rot know of Asterée‘s “faith,
The Americans fréed then fr 2 the jail.
ar ‘Allumes went’ to. —__ :
where they were oftictally: discharged.
David wanted to register in an. hotel. asa ‘French-
mar DaTTG, Ne was recognized as T2iTSrcivILl
ho thought him being his br other,
“
achilles,
He was reported to. the Sureté inilitaire however
was released. after ‘ne nad explained what he had
dcne during the war >yagairst the Germans.
le worked with Jaques CARRE s
He married Nenée Fa + (vate not, asked) .
brother- -in-law returned.
dis old friend Jean ADA contacted ninjasted
to Participate In -roteries. He refused: his soth«
er would have Deer. :
Hys 3 motner died. =4s
rysister and her has-
‘band returned tc U355, vear Adan contacted hin
» and they rot
‘tried ar
“bat ‘Pailed . tle re-
his: wife "aid not
ike lear Agar.
Jean ADA cane back, threatened.to tell all to.
David’s wife df -ne won’t cooperate. ‘He agreed..
_Pheys eased many pls aces, finally. decided and nade
a ndlid=up in a bane, - $a tecessfully.
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Avignon.»
sentence was reduced ty 1¢; on the occasion
€lection. of the new Fresiacht-of the Ne-
nd by three months for gocd.conduct.
_nreleased (he did not 2xentioned wher).
s divorced vife since 1950, _
Do . aid not say anything about his activities ; au
ae B ftsr his release from the prisorie) v0 .
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’ ‘throug’: the report.
De -PANASSHET = Achilles ‘TOXTOICHVILE vate De Panasxhet. 346.
" etre ine .3A6 . oo.
" " qrene, 3A me
on " harie-Helene 386. Cob ee
De WARREN, . Hieutensnt ati. oo Boe nos
DIREVTR wr. 483, ; Fae. a ra
DISSMANT. : "EATZ, 17°70. se .
DRUM. 01,Genevieve, 4B30C~«C«* ; ra ; :
- ELBE? Touts, Dr, = BORREAU, 346.
: GARGASETHELT, 5BS,-
Georges), 3al5. .
“GIVI, 3A15, a cousin of Davia, in U.S. Ae
GOLA; 8.
GCELIT? Ramon, 537a.
; CUsbEvantonwittareiittes, & ECh.
_. . HANAY,=DISSMANN,I7070,. ,
— Helen - LORDKIPANIDZS snée aerrercHvits, ,23E2.- Through ‘the report. -
Be
“Trax = Lordkipanidze,. 16C5u: 2382... FP ’
Jean = Jean’ ADA, 23892. 2heE12; 913,16. :
Joachin, LNU 45h .
- JOHO or JOXIO, "11¢18.
JOIGNY Nenry,: "18076.
JORDANIA atia,’ 3413,
u ; Nathela,3A5, married TZITZIc! HVILI ylater eLaee
ae Redix, 3Al2.
NOVIKOFF, drtver, » 1Ke39.
PANASKEET, De. Z5:, (See: De Panaskhet. )
PASCAL, Lit, 88: 11022: 12026, 98: 13033, 3%.
PARROD sRenée, one =narried rete rcsvILt, David.’s wife. (1A2)
-PELWE,Prenel, eo,
RADEMANN, - 16056: 20c93.
REGENT » Pate, 432."
(ROUES, FU, 245, . _
Sachico, 528, .
‘SANTEX, 4By
SATARELLI Yr. Wh = TETINARD.
SCHY ‘IDT-AZT-EADASS:, Astrée, 1551: 19ce4h. = Astrée,
SERGO 95B38.
TOHOLO<aSAvIET, Kaxhutza, 538.
TELLIER, 7216.
TETINARD. =. SATAPELET, GBY. .
T2ITZICHVILI Aci-Si1es,Atentco, orbit 2381. =. De: PAN ASIUET
vavid, lal. "Davia" through the report.
so Gabriel,’ 1s2: 2QHEl9,
_' Gilga, :All: 13035.
», ov Helen, 2a5t 347. =married LORDKTPAX IDZE.
" a Renée, = née PARRCD, .
wo “Sizon,. 143, David’s. ‘father:
: AQ.
mo Git. De F ASHHET 3A6,= ‘Achilles TOITZISSVILI,
VILEMATE radio. engineer. 17063: 18c74: 19c80.
VILI,Fritz, 13036. = David,
WARREN, De, BCL. oe
WERWERT, - 170%: 18073.
- 1. Th “Ainself? Davia T2ITZICHVILI ;nicknametDathouna;. ~
“Born: ‘12:July 1918, in GORI, Georgia. /sho¥tended:Dat.
Nationality: Stateless. - :
Family status: Divorced. ;
Languages spoxen,in sequence of-fluency: French, German,
7 Ceorgian, and some Russtan.: Leet
‘Profession: 7 a, ; oa ge . :
Visible defects: The tips of the thumb, and of the forefinger
léss than oné joint) of the left hand are nissing.-
t
2. Divorced wife:- Renée, née PARROD, born on 30 August 1917; oan
Married in Paris, “after WW II, DC :
Children: Daughter. Elisabeth, born in March.1949;
. a “son Gabriel, born in kov.1950, after the divorce,
Divorced in 1950, after David was Jailed, on wife’s request.
3. Father:. Simon T2ITZICHVILI, Georgian... :
Date of birth: possibly 2nd February, year unxhown.
Profession: mining engineer, special! petrol refinery.
Studied in Russia, and one year in Freiburg,Germany.
distorical. background} ‘Tzitzichvili was the second-largest
family in Georgia: One area in Georgia is called after this
‘family. Simon has the title of "Count". He 1s one-of the two
“pretenders to the Throne-of Georgia, the name of the second
pretender being BaCGRACIOH, ° , . : mo
In 1921 Sizon,. together with his wife and three children,
fled froa Gecrgia via Turkey to France, The family remained
for two weexs in Marseilles, and moved ther to Paris. oo,
‘They were wealthy- then. Siton took ‘a hosiery shop. Later
i things went worse, and Simon for a while was.a taxi driver.. _
Still later he tried with sone inventions, but had no material
success. In 1942 he went to. Berlin,in connection with one of -
' his inventions.Later his wife followed him. David went to
La
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5. Sister? Helen, ‘nickname? . Etteo, ‘the oldest in: the fantys|
Born: I Hay 1915, in ‘GROZNY. 5. -
During Ww IT she went. from Paris to Berlin, where she vorked
‘for six month in the East-Hinistry (Cst-Hinisterium).- 4
In 1942, probably in ay, she- married. in ferlin a Georgian,
. Irakli. LoRDNIPANIDZE who at that time worked with. the ernan
. Security Service, _- 2a cherheits Dienst" (SD). , “oe
-In 194% she, togéther with her parents, moved to Vienna ;Aust-
ria, where the. husband: joined them later. mo
They. had two children,both sons: Kodar, born in ANS in Vienna
- and Dimitry, born at.the end of 1947, in Vienna. (? .
Nodar“s nickname is TSITSCU
_. In 1946 (?) the family returned from Vienna to Paris. (together |
with Helen's parents):
da 1943-49 they returned, together with Simon, back to the
“USSR .( Hote: presumed together ‘with their children, although
David did not mention the ciildren). :
. According to.the information received frou tien Mathé. XERESSE~
-LIDZE,in 1958 he has seen Hélen in Mgscow ahd she had told ,
: ; - - hin that “she is worxing in Tirlis in quality of a teacher of
ve Janguages. She ‘had been detained for five years (1952-1957)
“in a camp or closed town because she had said something on
the address of Stalin, in fact nothing bad, but this was mis-
‘understood and falsely reported to the authorities. She was
_vindicated after Salin’s death, and she.even was paid the sa- |
lary retroactively for the. time she had been detained.
6. Brother: Achilles, nicichame: ATCHICO. -
Born: 17 July 1916, in BORZHONT, Georgia. :
Occupation? Architect » selfemployed, associated with two other
‘architects: Georges LeKGUIK ‘and’ fnu ROQUES, all three having
their office in GAP, Deptm Hautes Alpes, France, corner of
’ Rue Pasteur and Rue de France. In the firm achilles uses —-
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12.
13.
1.
15. .
o- had joined _the_ Germans. due.
allowed to repatriate to France, where he arrived some six
months .to one year ago. Now he. Ts. in Stuttgart,Germany.
WII and Was-parachuted: to USSR. ‘He was captured there,. _
‘sentenced ‘to 15 years of, Hard labor (1943-58) and was then ©
‘Refore. returriing ‘to France he has oecasionally met in Moscow '
Helene who -had told him of ‘hersélf and of her father (see
items 3 & 5). (NOTB:.Asked by the débriefer, whether Helene
had Sata to Mathé< something about her husband, David mentio- |
ned having heard nothing about Irakli. He explained this by
the. ‘bad. relations between Helene and Irakli: the initial big
love had faded soon. Ko questions were asxed about ‘the ehild='
ren of the couple.) , 7
Cousin Leo or Leon KERESSELIDZE, a ‘brother of Mathés.
His nickname is? LOULOU.
Father of Leo and Mathé XERESSELIDZE. He was mentioned by
David together with Leo. His addréss,possibly common with
Leo: .VESINET, Seine on Oise.
Uncle Djibo KARTCHELI, brother od David’s mother, a° “taxidriver
who, taught’ David “s father . ‘in taxi business (he knew to drive). .
Uncle* Ԥ address: 37 Rue: de. Larochefoucauld, Paris IX.
A far. relative Guiga TZITZICHVILI. He tried to help David
in Chalon in 1942, but - ‘failed. He ‘died. later.
Redik JORDANTA, a brother of Nathela,Achilles’s wife.
Atia J@RDAN TA, a sister oom " mn
David’ s father probably had one brother and three sisters.
Cousin Givi, in the U.S.A., details known to Georges. a
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ee ; ‘tight. -Cneé hé 'S-aW -a: blood-stained “chair in ‘the School's $s
a .: 4. ‘@ining-roen: thé director had. shot at and wounded during the.
. oi “= night a thief. Once His hair got twisted.or pinched between
_ ". the bars of. the bedj. he thoug! nt that. somebody was under the:
“bet and was.pulling him on hair.
.. The family lived at -tnat time at Rue Poussin, later “at:
“Raz Quai de Tokio, which is now called Quai des Etats: Unies. we
Hé and his brother:were taken to the school normally by taxi Toh, .
on Sunday night,” "and | brought heme on Saturday after. the les-. - mc : |
sons. : _ ee, : : 7 _ l
3. In connection’ with. the change of the living placé he chan- |
ged to Lycée } Kontagene, Rue Guynemer, when he was 7. He at- |
. tended the 8th grade, ;the. grades ‘being: 12-the lowest, 1 -
the highest. ~
‘There he remembers ‘as ‘teacher Mp, DIREMER (pronounced 8x6),
ve as . who had yell APY spots on his-hands. He is dead now. He had
Boe ce a SOne He? also remembers .a girl in this scnocl, Genevieve
: woe DRUMOND, who was sitting innediately before him, tie liked. :
the sirt very much,, but did not dare to show his lixing,sauf ~~~
by pulling her on. hair, They went together to this school up -_
to the 7th grades. «i : :
us The next school was: ir Beole * Conmunaie"" sRue Littrée ycorner
Rue Veugirard. - Davia’s brother went to. the same ‘school.
_ David remembers a teacher ir.SATARELLI whose nicknane was
_TETINARD,. “A pupdl SANTEX was good in gym. The father of
‘"a Jew had a curiosity. Shop,. the boys name was Joachim. .
. At this time Davids father had already ‘given up his hosiery
shop and was working as. ‘a taxi driver of a company-owned care
5.) When’ David was 8 or 9 years of age, the family moved fron’
Paris to VIROFLAY, sore! 3 ks from Versailles. The move was -
“~ “" Ler ted ‘the surrounding fiexa and forrest. Th
The -fire-brigade had to battre the fire. Dav
ie did not say anything to his father about his part in the
; ; ; brand: he--expiained his red face wy much running when playing
: Sy : . Later the police came . David’s fault was detected, his fa-
ther had to. pay the deages, ne had not. enough meney for this.
7.David“s father -had,by this. time, given up taxi drivers job. i
He was worting on different inventions. "e was sure he had
discovered petrol ficlds in Franee, put he ws not believed.
He invented a device for authonatic replay of records, he
; assed for 90j. of the pptaxet put was offered YC. only
: ; - Father had a movie projector witn waich David was not allove¢
: _ : . to play. Thus, David congeued his own projector and showed
‘ _ . . dt to the father. Father was thrilled, and altowed David to
: . use his (father’s ) projector. David did, and broke it.
a ; Ja-In this school David made munk nonsencex. He thinks that the
; reason for this was the need to show up: he was small ard his
name made the French-childven laugh and mock him. tie wanted
to show that he was.a full guy. He got bis third repriniand |
cl. when -He burned carbide ‘in an incstand. de was. thrown out .
when he planted a aracker in a restroom in the garden of
the. school and a teacher. fell into the bassin of the rest-
room when the cracker exploded. an other pupil,Razon GOLLITZ
had seen him planting the cracker and had reported thise '
B. In ¥iroflex ,; neighboring to the house where. David lived,
‘ pesided ten single Georgians -wno had made some resistance
to the Russians during Wa-T-or after this. David used to
visit tnosé..men, he was something like a mascot of theirse.
They had a dog and an ape. They taught David sone small trick:
Six of the men were working as taxi drivers for the sub-
sistence of all the group. Cne stocd at home, cooking for all,
and one, Aakhutza PCHCLOMASTVILI, was the boss. David re-.
members sore names or nicknames of then! CHCGiGU , SacHIxo
GANGARETHSLI,SHAGC (died), COLA. a ,
of
12. In Vanves. David was sent to Lycée Hichelets After six months
he ws thrown out. They were served sore vegetables inthis col-""_.
lege: at lunch times. (nce a plate with vegetables was caught wy ..-
-by a-pupil when this was upon to fall down, and the catcher :
was glad. David ,nowéver, took the plate and:deliberately threw ;
it to the floor,broox it. “The supervisor came and aked now did - .
this happen. David. told the truth, and was throwh out of the | oy
school. - ao a et . a .
13. Then David, 13 or 14, was sent to a community school.There. he a
had to take a test to:get the "Certificat d“Etuded" He. took the.
first, Written part of the test, and after it, during the Iunch .
time: he got so fascinated by.a bricklayer s worsx that he star-
ted to help the man, also because he as promised 10 Francs for
this. When he later inquired atiout the time, he learned that
he was already late for the oral part of the test. So ne did
not.go for it? he° continued tu work, to earn the promised paye
-Eowever, he was paid nothing,and he was thrown out, {70s the
oe, . . school. ;
; ; 14... The parents sent him for another comunal ‘school in the s ame
' areas. Thore he had a fight with an other pupil wnd threatened -
; hin with a knife. David’ forced: the imife-fros him and. threw it
away. The knife stuck: high in the. wall of a house. The other
boy reported the case making hin, David, looxing guilty, and ;
he was thrown out of this ‘school as well. Hg.reinenbers that in ye
this school there was ’a pupil wno had a device in his. mout:. to
adjust his teeths, and the boy used this. device to make queer
ne oe TS noises... :
15. Then David was ent:to.a professional sehool,"art et Hétier",
in Ghalon sur Marne. At ‘this tine hig parents were living some-
where to the east cf Paris. There avid resained fcr ip5 years
and,again, was thrown out because he,instead going to classes
went to the atticx of tne. building and practicea there ;
e vac!
; “the “help ‘of © wonar pOGOCE. |: jaged the -act,;-and
YR Us felt proud: when he returned to the. others. However, since then
ia . : he had a Kind of mixed feelings toward the women, shiness, —
fear and attraction all together, and he did not have: any
of them for three years since thene ;
out of the school. Father told that he is good “but for a 6
hog-heard. But, nevertheless, he was sent to an other school,
Ecole Breguet, ‘for. electrotechniclans, in 1937. :
But, there,also, he was tiirown out. . , 4
17. His father was agry with him because he again was thrown
18. Thereupon he left the parents’ home, lived for. three months
en in an notel and worked nightly in the railroad station, un-
i. loading thm oxsters. It was.a ‘cold job. The father took hin
f : - pack home and sent him to the school of photography and movie
Te de oe at.the corner of Rue Littréeand Rue Vaugirard, close to an
. other school. where he had been earlier. Tnere:he remained
for two nalf-terms, iarch- July, and October - May, having -
net finished the course, because the German-Polish war star~
19. Sometimes between nis going to neole Breguet ard the
scnool of photography he had stolen an English dictionary from
a library. Tnis came out, however, news not put in jail.
The only effett was that his normal identity papers of < state-
less person were witndrown and replaced by temporary papers
wnich he had to. renew every three months. He did not do this,
and after 6 months he was taken and held by the police for 13
days before he was given new papers. Oe Do,
reign-
dischar-
: Oy. se fo
are's ‘to Paris and
‘to his’ parents.
"He went bacit
; fo ‘ke A Georgian. had recommended -him. to go to
Germany where: a Ceorgian Legion was. being: formed for the fight: a
against the Soviets. Archilles. CUEDEVANICHVILI was ‘said being — ney ts
‘gathering people for’ this purpose... David's father told him’ oe
that. a Georgian. «2bIA 1s ‘the’ man who organizes this in connec-. a
tion with the Germans. David ‘went to:this man, had a talk 2
4, He looked for wor
cwith him, but did not like the ideas
5 Then David reported to the Cérman Labor Office in Paris,vo-
lunteering as an electrician for work in Germany. He was sent
-to POELITZ, near STEDTIN, HIDRYER WERXE, with a contract. for
one year. : 7 : ;
6. He remained there for some three months: a'mate of his,
PASCAL. (first nane), did not like the work, and both decided
to quit, to.go " on leave". os . .
2. they. had: no valid German, travel docuzents. It was inpossible
to fgavel withithe identity card issued: ty the factory if there
was/leave certificate. travel documents issued by the police.
(NOTE: ‘here ‘the “story is confused: as the debriefer recollects, — .
David spoke -on the first-day.of the @briefing that he had °
‘help from a girlfriend. who put. into go0d:German the text which
he ‘had prepared for the forged certificate of leave,to visit —
his. sick uncle in Serlin. On the..second day. he revoked this,
' saying that this must have been a misunderstanding, he. had
spoken: out of the chror.ological sequence, about a Tater case
when he had hely fron a ‘girlfriend, ; :
_ Vavid went to the policé in Stettin, and somehow Managed
to get the travel decuments, valid until 2 June, to visit his
sick uncle ‘in Eerlin ( who did not exist at all}
14,50000
Eth area :
for advise how -to cross: the -barde
. | se how “to : jer, andhe was sent:
who agreed to take him over during the night time.
12. David had but 50 German Marks: jie told this to the guide
and asked how much. he will have to pay him. The man’ asked-
20. Marks. - During. the night the guide took him to a place, -
indicated David ‘a direction ame-to follow for crossing the ~ ..-. 2!)
border and to arrive to the railroad station on the other . oe
side of the border. This was all he was offered for the 20 DM.
13. David waited until the guide left. fThén, fearing that the -
guide could have: directed him into a trap, he took a direc-
tion 90 degrees to the right of the advised direction, and
followed ‘this direction for about-half an hour, and turned
t,thus into the old,advisecé direc-
: i to, turn. later once “ore
to the left ond thus te.c : gure. spot on the origi-
nal divrectice just. opposite of the place wherefrom he started
his. walk... However,, when he had reached a road, he noticed a Loe .
man on. bycicle approaching towards. him. ‘He hid ‘himselr in: the. °.
culvert,.ard when the mar. was.quite close, he,David, jumped _
_ out, frightenend and. stopped the man; then asked whether he
is a good Frenchman. Receiving a positive reply, he then as-
ked how to procetig, to the railroad station. The. man showed
him the direction to the next farm, and advised to asx for
further information there - it would have been too complica- —
ted to advise for all the way. David thanked ard left for
the farm . The man, glad to-escape from his charger, offered
him ‘some cigarettes. — _ ; : ; ; oS
- then 90 degree
. CL ee cicell
tion. e¥ig
14. David- found nobody in the farm. He thus, proceeded on his
own, and finally reached the raiirvad station. Zefore boarding
the train; ne went to a barber, to snave and to clean nis
i
by
He felt. nappy, but ‘the others tela hr that there will be
one more cK, at the “red zone" ( is zone rouge ) ‘near
: LD ye _thereupo:. David left the compartment and ap-
"-proachedy in t
L or oF} gad_ev employee. He
_showed thé person his ticke » told: “documents,
~ and denanded that the ex ployee, as_a@ good rrenemaar, help |
i z Frenchman, .to come te Parise He was asied %
‘Dre. exployee! soon returned ‘wit:
The latter took David te the mail ¢ of the train: and ordered
the exployee in- charge of this car to-find a place’ for David
‘to hide. A zail.sack was opened | and David was instructed to
get. ins, David did, ‘and felt so secure and comfortably that he
fell asleer. He remembers having herd sore shouting and xick- -
ingsrcund, however, he was not nit. He was,in Paris when the
sack was pened. te felt very ba hassy, offered money, but he
‘was told that this was not made for money. Ye then prozised
to give the’ man some drinks, but in the excitement he fergot.
this. «nen he later remembered this and returned to the station
he did not find. the -persen any more. ;
17. ‘Two-di. three: days later “David. again. reported to a German
. Labor Office in Paris, this time as.a 9notographer. He, of
course, did not -go to the sate office where he had been before,
where - ther co ula have recognized hin . .
13. He got the assignment into a factory in serlin, which produ-
ced electrodes wor welding instruments. He had to photograph
‘sanples of material used, ard of electredes. ‘produced, for cneck~
ing purposes, under different conditiens. He alse had to. make
_ photocopies of different books, and photograpiis for: the identi-
ty cards. The factory was somewhete in LICHTSRBERG, not: quite
in Ber lin c the Pinas day Yavi ad said'that the factory’ was in
FRIEDO0AL). 8 not-resenber the race of: the. factory, but:
he neard the “dite or answering telepnone calls by saying
rc _21,.--David went-to-the Labor ¢ffice,-showed -his-discharge-papersy’~ ~~
— . atid was directed to a factery in. the STALL, s
Perlin, Moritsplatz. The factory was producing steel azmuni-
tion belts for aircraft maéchine guns. The technics used in
this factory were primitive. David invented a simple mackine
for adjustment of the right grip necess,ry to hold the cart-~
ridges in the belt. The direstor was much pleased. '
222 In FePlin David’met PASCAL again. They both got: the idea
‘that if is enough fer:thes of the life in Germany, and they
decided to go to Scuth America, to Erazil. —
23. They needed passports, such for foreigners. To. get those,
they needed certificates of leave fron their worxing Placese
Thus, David went to a Labor Cffice, to the prettiest girl,and
asxed for two leave certificates. ‘tne girl was obliging, how-
ever said,: that the factory zust_issue the certificates, not
the Labor Office. David then explained that he was nisunderstee
stood, that. he did not. asx for the cettificates, but for the
blank forms, ‘so.né could tring those to the factory.
He got the forms, filled thes in, forged an imprint of the .
stamp.of ‘the factory by cox: it over an electric bulb, stole
himsél@ during the night into the office of the foreman and
made at other itprint with a cachet found there. Tt was easy
fer hin te enter the office tecause he was Living in the sate
building with “the factory,’ when he needed warm water for
washing, he hed te go tc the upper stery for cpening the valve,
and fro-= there it was close ta the "studio" or workshop (atel-
ier): there was not much darzer of being seen by the night
guard as the cperation did rot taxe long tine. —
.2u, With, the leave certificates ready, David returned to the
same. girl in the Labor Cffice from whom he had received the
forms. The obliging girl stazped the certificates "registered;
antered their naves irte a cardfile, and thus, David and Fas-
y-sayy when-asked, the
L ° it really happered. that
Pascal was questioned dhe duly instructed by David,
could give co-ordirate: answerse
292. he, David, was trousgnt to a ligutenant who made a thorough
search, looked into. tis waten, and even into his rectum.
However ,. the lieutenant was polite and friendly. David gave _
sone axplanation for veing in this area - visiting sozebody,
whereupon the lieuterant said..that ‘the pasport authorized .
David to travel up te Faris only. - . we
‘30. They were ordered to return to Paris. Que KCcO was ordered
- to accompany them to =
really will depart fer Parise Tney went to the-station. The
HCG ordered tickets for theni Eayonne - Paris. At the ‘same
moment the kCO was called vy a friend away fron the counter.
David quickly used tre opportunity and asked the clerx at the
counter not to give %: tickets to Paris, but instead to Pau,
a station some 10 3, the torder of the free, unoccupied |
part of France. “The clerx objected first, saying’ that the: NCO
ordered: the. tickets to -Faris, but David quicily persuaded him
“to help other Frenchie: against the Gestapo-man'.s He got the —
right tickets. The Ela.c, returned, saw them off, put, of
- ecurse, he did not- mow that David got’ the tickets to dan,
not to: Pariss ; Se : :
myn O
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31. They came to the perder. A Frenchman advised them now to-
get over the berder - everybody. was ready te help then. They -
went, but soon got stucx in ‘mud, and David lost one of: his
shoes. It was dars, 5e could not retrack it. ,
ne railroad station and to see that they ~
Lea ara
Matted te
wate.
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“Ts. aad snot’
“35. David, on his way back to Paris,
38. Back in Faris,
will. go. to Algiers,t
e aigiens - Nigeria baile
get a Job. On the construction of the
road. They departed. .
reached Lions. There he went
to-one of his far relatives, Svuiga T2ZITZICHVILI, and asked”
whether the latter could help hi= to get a pernit: to go to the
German-occupied Paris. Guiga thought this being a simple -
matter, because he ‘Had a good friend in the Security - Sureté).
However y the wlative failed, nearly got in trouble himself,
and advised Savid to dissappear quicxly what the latter did.
36. Somehow David managed to pass the French control by showing :
his German passport. The guard risunderstood his difficult na-
‘me, and let him pass as Corporal Fritz viL I.
376 ‘But the Gerzan post stopped hin, avid, and started asking
different qurstions. David demanded to be brought: to the chief
of guards. He was taken to a i.2.C.,wnonm he, again, asked to
be brought: to an officer. He.was. brought to a Sturmbanfiihrer"
Giajor. in-the-55).° David .explaized *o this officer something of
"- having visited his protner in. ‘:arseilles.’ The officer nicely
helped hin to ‘return to *Paris,
David went, to the parents. Tne nother necked
him about is quick return frou Srazil.
38. Soon David reported’ to the Gerzan ‘Commandantura in Paris,
‘to volunteer asa driver to tne .52., the Transportation Corps:
the Nazy Party. “ie was accepted and sent to Berlin ,MUGRL-
of
_ IBIS LAGER, lose to OSTAREUTE. He Knew to drive, ne nad a
‘ Griver“s license since 1935.
4fter some taree or four months of training they were distri-
f y direc WA]
ture, still in Faris, close to. forte d‘oriéans,
ver ‘had an .accidence: he-could not take the curd,drove .
me’ sidewalic,. Killed and @anaged-a few people, without da-
snaging the car. - David; who interpreted at the spot when the
case was cleared, was ordered to take this car over, ‘because
the driver who just had the accidence, was not allowed to. con-
tinue to drive in: diately. -. ; le .
42, The convoy was divided inte three parts, with David going to
the detachment whict: was detailed to the Navy. Thisvas ‘approxi-
mately at the time when the 2ritish made a mock landing ora
, demonstration of a landing.. : :
43. -In 193, still on. the French West coast, the HS men were
ordered to tax: an oath. David refused, and as the conse~ —
quence, was sent back to Yerliz, guarded by two xen, into a
«9.0 penal or refractory canp. et
4b, David asked the leader of t
: his canp, an" Obersharfiinrer"
‘Cequivalent.te a N.C.¢.)
Nerv,
»/ later Oavid changed the grade to
Hauptsturcfihrer" --e ulvalent to.a Captain/, for permission
-to- contact the-Frolice Headquarters, for. volunteering inte the-- ~~:
police service. The campleader. granted hiv six-hour leave
‘to settle his exployment with the police, or to face a tough
Geai because of his refusal to take the oath. :
45. David went tc the Police ThQe at ALEXANDESSLATZ i: Ferlin,
was accepted and given a note that he had registered forthe —
service in the Folice. He returned with this note to the
“3-0. cazp, arid on the next morning he was released on ground
of this note. -
undergo oo
46, In the Police David had to take physical exarination: in a
‘33 and Police hospital. ile was found fit physically and was
sent into barracxs.of which he does not rementer theaidress. —
iis grade in the police was "Rott-wachtmeister - Dol-etscher"
~ something as the'sicond-lowest grade in the ordinary police,
‘services _— : mo
48. “When released from the. nospttid; -he was given a cofvales-
sence certificaté which kept Hin free of work. He had to go
periodically ‘for eheecks and for: ‘renewal of. this certificate.
After he had been for these checks and'r.enewals for a few ‘tie
mes, he started to forge the signature of t: L. physician | and
"renewed" the certificate himself.’ -< . .
49. ‘During his stay with the. police. force in Berlin, ‘and ‘also
when he.was "convalessing", he hada private room hired’ at
AURFURSTENDAL: 26, or "now exactly", 26 - he said not aad to
remember the: exact number of. the house. : ;
50. Then he cot the idea te falcify a document releaving him.
for. a longer period of time from checks-with the police -unit.
This had to be a certificate showing that he had to undergo
a “surgical operation" which will take at least three conths. ,
. dle ie had a girlfriend, Asterée SC=IDT-AZI-BADASSI,. a-half-
.Azerbaijan, who was fluent in German and in French. David as-
ked her tc: put the medical certificate’ inte good off icial =
German. Then he forged the eachets and the signature of the
physz teian, thé same who had writ » ther enewals or nis dis+
ability certificate.
52. ° ie presented this forged certificate to a elerk: in the. offi-
ce of his police unit. He was on good terms with the clerks
there, he was a “friendly foreigner" who joxed and spoxe abou’.
Paris. ‘This clerk took a short:look on the cettificate, fade
corresponding netes in his files, and this was enouch for David
for the case that somebody would ask about his whereatouts:
he did not need to rely any rore on the forged docunent: the
clerx “had made an official entry intc ‘the books, and. there
was no way. | to check, neither to dcubt ix this entry
am z .
“che: ‘physteal eXaul ati “when entering ‘the police —_
i
573
_ -hersal with his girlfriend, lie gave th
David prépéred. for hingelf a faleificd travél douse -°~
aris,’ signing it. with. ‘tae name of Police President ©
“This name he -has“used on many docunents in later
fore using this document he checked.it, or made a ree
2 { e falcified document to
the girl for inspection, and then, soon after this, he pushed |
his: genuine police passport above the false paper, asking the-
se
girl about her reaction and findings.. She said that.she had of,
"David explained, was the trick? one has to give the fale
understood that the first Paper was'a travel order, -but she
had not had enough time to read it through, in full. Tats)
fied paper first, and then, withcut giving the checker enough
tine for its study, insert an other, genuine doccument whicn
would attire the attention of the checker, detract it fron the
falcified one.
58.
59«.
' the Passports.
60.
David used this: trick with the controls and had a smath
Journey to Paris. .
the engraver AiLcU
In Paris David contacted
streets fue Silics
= ai
aruers. The von consented efter a short hesitution,af-
had spoken of Frenchten’s moral duty to help other
Frenchmen against: the Germans,. The sane man made for David
later man more. seals and stamps-of different Gernan offices Lo: i
like the Security ‘Service, the -East-Ninistry, the Labor Office :
the Police ileadquarters and the travel permission stamp for
By the intermediary: of this ALLOU David let also be printed
different forged letter- and order-forzs of the atove mentio-=
nea offices, in thousands ef copies; sofar those did not have
filigeee nets printed in. sowever, A= personally was atle
“Te : ; ;
- David 200,00 ‘Francs. The father obliged.
65. Besides, and e specially. after. he had his caches ready; he
earned plenty of money. through his operations on the ‘black-_--
- market ». buying coffe at te french-Spanish frontier for 50 Ger-_
Harks the kilogram, and reselling 4t in Berlin: for’ "Q0O- to.
12bu Hark the ig.
66. ‘He personally had: made 3 or 4 trips to the Spanish border
for coffee, and four’ other men have done. this for hin.
67.6 Those trips were easy,’ especially. the Fre nen pa art of then
on which were nc special cheats. sor. -were: the trips dangerous
pecause the luggage of military’. persorrel was not ‘searched,
. and nor was the luggage of police force. .
68 When maxing and using these confeit seals one had to pay’
attention to the muiber of the unit in the seal which to use?
those nuzbers referred te the type of the wors and tne iupor-
tance of the offices, fei. "le" youl? snow that the scal was
ef ‘an. unimportant small “fice; whereas the’ tight nuaber to
use was pernaps three or Toure.
69. ‘Sefore lettirg LUCAS to use the: ‘forged papers, David wanted
.to check the papers on scx. ebody. else.
10. David had a nalf-Jew pal : PL-DISHANY. iis ‘nother , born
HAMAY, Hungarian, had’ ed a Jew -Aatz; and.later,in a se-
cond marriage - bissmann -son froin this first marriage was
mow using the name_of. DISS Ahi,” however, was urder the pressu-.
‘re of a. certain. WERVERT who knew of his Jewish origin. |
; Rata asked David to preps re gapers for the Spaniard WERWERT
for! an official trip to. Spain. David agreed, however asked’ Foi
two! old genuine Spanish passports: for this PUPPOSE +
4
d retended,: but’a Cernan. .
The “How Da id prepared the docunents for lucas and Vilenain: 7
_to report ‘as specialists tothe Labor Office in Parise i
752 David had arranged. with Lucas to acxnowledge his safe arri-
val in Paris. ‘The. woman, in‘whose house the Lucas“es lived. |
in Paris, was worting in the. German Comaandantura in Paris.:| .
Through her David lcearnéd to. know. the name and the address. |.
of the family.of e german soldier =/operator of the swit¢h-'
board of the Comandantura'in Paris. The fanily lived. in Ber-
lin. Someé.coffee was given-to the soldier and he was urged
to phone “his wife in berlii and to tell that he had ‘received
sone coffee for here This was the signal announcing safe —
vafrival of ‘Lucas in Paris. David told that this signal was ©
“used in some ten cases.
76. David had issued false travel documents to soze 14 persons.
Cne of them was a friend of Lucas in Eerlin, whose najeé and
home address were? ilenry JOIS:.Y, 5,Rue saretti,Paris XV.
77. Somehow David became an idea to Join. the: "ABVENR" of the
_ German. Armed Fortes, something more ‘important and exiting
‘than his previous activities. ile had no good idea of the
“real scope and of the structure of the “Abwenr". He went
to the -nouse of “AUT ADWLHRY, ON". in the WILIELISTRASSE.
The porter at the. entrance asked hin to which branch he
wanted to go. “avid toid ““est} whereupon the porter had said
that he should go. to"vest..5inz" (I west), and instructed him
“into which room to go. ~ There: David found an officer wo ex-
plained ‘tc. hin that the.office had been moved to Ta:i=,in’
PCTZ5ALY mo,
79. . David went to Potzdam. It took him hours until he found
TATE, an area surrounded by barbed wire, heavily guarded,
all guards: being 4.°.Gs. ie showed his police passport and
“asked to be brought to the chief of the guards.” ‘ie Was. brou- —
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“then. ‘He fLolloved. hig people, approached
then in.a safe. place. .He never brought. them. to. his living
Place. Bat Lucas -and VILEM, “ALY had been to. his. quarters.
$1. Before he had finished the docunents for ‘the. Relgion girl, ;
he and aALLUMZS had found, after eh airraid,an unexploded incen-
diary bomb. Allumés had explained. that such a -bomb,naving not
explodéd when coming down, ‘is harmless.’ They took the tomb
to Lavid’s living place, and David, ecautiousely, tried to take
out the. capsule. .The capsule exploded. The-thunb and the fore=
finger of his left hand were dexazed, and Allurmes got a splin-
ter intc nls face. The Landlady Was mad: the fools are playing
with bombs, ruining her hause wuich was.saved-in'the alrraid.
She wanted, to report ther. to the {police y but David calmed her
down, saying that ne himself will report the case, he himself
is a policeman, aSoO-5
82. At the same tine the Felgiar girl happened to come and saw
David injured. She showed no grief cecause of the paines cau-
sed to David and the loss of his fingertips, — she was angry
‘that she could not have iver papers. and - could » thus not start
her pleasvré trip to: Parise
83. It took injured’ David three days” until the documents for the
girl were ready, and: an ‘appointzent was made to meet her in
‘She ANSALTER PAHNHOF wherefrox the. trains to Paris were star-
ting after the Potsdamer Bahriho? was demolished. The meeting
was fixed for 2200h, . ;
Se. Davia went: for the meeting tocether with “ALLUNES, XATZ and
ASTEREE. They found the. station rather empty and they. thought
that they had come too early. mut then David “noticed the
a4
8a. The girl promised to cone to see hin the next day at 1000H,
‘He sure, get a visit the next fay at 10, but by guards. who
took him to the hospital in TEGEL jail. ow it was: ‘Glear to
David ‘that. the > Belgian girl was: An contact “with the German
police. ;
89. From the Tegel Jet he was daily taken: for questioning to
the police H.Q.
90. <A few months later when his fingers hed nearly healed, he
was trensferred into a cellar of the police: tq.
91. His questioning continued for nine months, with the sessi-~
ons at first daily, then two to three times a week, later
once in a week or biweekly. The charges were heavy: grave
‘forgery, damaging the'ecurity of the state, denoralization
of the foreign laborers, helping the PCW to flee, and espio-
nage (some photos of: the bomb-damaged Berlin were” found in
his living Placed. .-
92. Sometimes -before his. arrest, David had org ganized the move
of his parents and ‘sister from Berlin. to Vienna, fof course:
with forged traveldocwients, however , the fanily being not
aware of the faleitications..
936 After his arrest the’ ‘ yarents came fron Vienna to see hin.
He does not know whether they were brought by the authorities
‘or did they. cone at: their own initiatives The evidences of.
his crimes were displayed in the same reom where he met his
father. It was then that the father learned that he, David,
had forged the traveldocuments for tne move of the family,
that there was.no police president Rademann whose name the
documents showed, that, David had invented this name. Hjs
hformation. They
feally; and he was
‘97. In connection with the approach of the front to Berlin, .
this means David, Satz and Allumes, were transferred to
they, : : ¢
WOLFENFUTTEL jail near. HANNOVER. He does not know what happe=
ned to Asterée. ;
98. In uolfenbuttel they remained for some. three ‘aonths, until
the Americans freed them in April 1945. _ on
99. “They went té-éther to ‘KASSEL Discharge Camp, wherefrom he
and allumes went to Paris, whereas Xatz went his own way.
.D. Additional explanations to the aciivities during Wi Il.
‘le. The photograpns which David had made of the documents of
‘Irakli Lordkepanidze were not gocd enough. 36 he had to en- _
large.the photos as much as he’ could, up tcf size of. a few.
"square feet. He amelicrated the enlarging by. some pencil work.
whén he re. photographed the enlarging and produced new,good
phetos.of the documents ir the exactly right.size of the ori-
- ginal decuments. , oe 7 ue
2. all the photcgraphic dab work was done in his hotel room.
se used two iIkctkes and one CuhTax, and a French type enlar=
- ger with the objective of his Contax. The equipihent. costed
hin over 160,cce ( it’was not ssecified whether French Francs
or Cemman Marks) < . . . ;
a)
bany oug:
when: asseds a
6. For: the move of his parents froia Terlir to V
'-peserved en appartment in the trair,
--a ‘seat for one pesson in a train, but it is easier
a full appartment. of a ear. for one perseny ora ¢
road ¢ar or‘train for a special. reason, because t!
._ the’ request, the: higner authorities
higher authorities decide, }, Be kasue >
‘factual check of the geruisy 8? ‘the -
ments: by. which the request. is made,
7. aAs tothe motives of his not joini
He, David, does not feel teing a Geo
a Georgiar. - tie hates the Russians. i
| fag nothing. special agains any. parti
sian communists he diszlixes even cor
‘e:was mo real reason-wny A
oup- =che simply aislixed. the. idea.
with his statements made during the
fing, according: to which he was read
ne ca
jat David. can hav
Sadia did not give ais
pénna David" had
. “a n, again. using false docus
“ments. To ‘this he said that it ds dirficilt to get reserved
plete rai
s greater’
axe the request, the
the Léss effective.is t
to reserve
le.
he: .
request and of the docu-
ng the Georgian Legion?
rgian, or too much of
n general, although he
éular Russian. The Rus-
@ than the ordinary Fuss
e did not join the Aedla
“ROTS: this contradicts
ian’
first, day of the debrie-
y to fight together with
‘anytody (even with the devil s grandnother) against the con-
munistse:
g
6.
7s
Mp tt
S
ce
ne. obliges.
oy
‘the jpolice station, | w
re
in Paris Jean: ADA contacted savia ‘again ar ea hin to |.
“participate: Ar a. holé-up. He refused, reasoning that his mo-- - -
ther would die if ‘she - “would learn of this.
David’ s mother died in 1948, ‘and some twc ronths later oe '
‘ais. father and sister. with ner -husband returned to the US SR. :
vafter the death of Tavid’s nother Jean Ada
David again, and sted’ on his particizati
a. jevel avae: consented.
dan “eontacted : ae
ticniin the hold- :
To, start with the het -up, they necded a care “They hired
a taxi for.a drive te Vida, soze lC-l2 from Paris. .
Wnen thé car was passing threugh a forest, David tdrew his
istol and forced the driver to stop and to “abandone his car.
she driver was promises that no narm would be dene to hin if
They ‘parked the car close to the jevelry shop’ which they
planned to rob. Jéan went over the street, andiwatched the
window of the jevelty shop. ‘David entered ihe shop and aszed
tc show hin a ring wnicn was ir the window. .sten the shop-
keeper opened the wircow, this being an agreed signal, Jean
e. shop. David. pulled the pistcel, and ney looted.
They fled xk in the car. which they later left near
a 5-\ Franes dill: Pinned. to the: api-
ver $. seat. - - reimbur rsexent for ‘having used th Care
‘One. morith ‘Later’ they. tried an other hold-—u5,. tut ‘this did
not work. Daviv did rot want t6 continue suck things | and told:
this to Jean. David's wife did not like his ecntact “with” Jean,
though she did not: HOw anyth ning avout their common doings. =~
14.0000)
i
~ © We Eis. wife Feques
1
aes } if A so
“gone: other “privat © persons. -Bés Sy the - “ear was foreseen
with @ forged registre tion plate, showing the’ ruber of a: weld.
“honorable Person. ; ; ; De
15. at last they. decided to nate. an ordinary nold-io An a dente: _ oy
“Everything went snoéthly. This was in June 1950."
Soon after this. Jean attited the attenticn..of: the authori-
isaAly life. He. ‘was. arrested and'’contessed, in-
16.
‘ties by too..l3 :
| ~plicating Davig. also.
Bavid fled, but was arrested when trying to pass the French-
17.
Spanish border. — © a wok
18. David was sentenced to 7 years in jadi.
rea ard got: divorced. She was pregnes ant at
ove 1950" gave birta to their ‘sor. Vat riel.
ths t" tine and in,
90," Savi was hold “guccegsioely ‘in. the: following prisons?
“Paris, Prison de la Santée for 205 Years y later at Fresnes,
-ines and avignon. - . :
Poissy, “lon,
21.0 The “sentence was st hortened “by: 10). on: ‘the ‘oceasion of the’
election’ of the réw. “resident of tie- Republics. Taree north he’
got: ‘granted, for. gcod conducts
, a.said having’ néver been cut ‘for gain: he had zede ‘all
this for. exéiterent. He did not lixe roberies beccuse there one
had to threaten, or even to use weapons against, irrecert people.
He has often nad boxes full of money, not. “owing. raat to" do
with it. If now censenting to do things for the Sy ne.
he would rot ‘asx for zone he would take what he will. te éttered
L was important or necessary for t
of- his’ ¢ ‘what °in most” cases: was. confirmed: .
ee However, David did not give: the full story in its de- -
tails. Eesides, there are some ccntradictions between the diffe-
rent. parts of his:story. Some events, as described by him,seen ;
. to de ‘unbelievable.
S. Unfortunately, the debriefer is rot 1n comrend of short-.-
hand, and he had no support of consealed tape-recoraing. Thus,
short: key-notes and the memory of the debriefer were the only
‘sources of information when the debriefing report was later”
written, “Due to this, sone details of the story got lest or —
conflised, especially when it. appeared that David changed some
details during the second session cf the debriefing. _
6. -To clear those points, additional questions should be
' asked. Some of those questions can still be asked without alar-_
“ming David’s suspicions, whereas others are of a kird which would
certainly. show David that those are ased for control purposese —
' This shlould be. born in-sind when drafting the final list of .
additiohal questions, and when decidirg the conditions under
‘which those shall be asked.
7... The hére given list of additional questions is but a.
tentative one, drafted on the basis of this one debriefing re-
port only. (See: “,1 and 200, : . :
oo The capital letters and the nuxters in front of each
question refer to the corresponding itezs in this debriefing
‘record, or, if such itezs: donot exist, indicate the need to -
cover additional items. : . ee
The small letters are for later references to the addi-
- tional answers or sub-itens.
16.
ae Any “information ‘concer!
’ Be-'arné his relatives?
stry:
e. Where else has “she “wor ed in, Berlin ‘or: “German;
ds When was shé married ‘to Irakli 7. (19k2 - “0 sy
+ Cin. waich church and/or registrar “ ‘Ss office, and where.
‘feted? . oe
ee Where ‘did' the couple live in Berlin?
° When did dele ether. . |
‘hat’ about
Ge where? (in Vienna end of 477) .
he .
go: to. USSR? ~-
coat was “wentdored about the children.)
a are ‘way?
ee lentity” docaxents? =
Ve
8,
9.
ll.
17.
18.
ae
be
~“Deweexly, or How?
Anieh, identity papers he had when ‘outside ‘the ‘taetory? .
How -did he get the travel’ permit from the rolice in:
Stettin? What did: he snow to the police for this pur-
. pose?
Did he go together with Paskal to. the Police? . ;
Did they (or he) have leave permit | (s) ‘from the factory, . ,
. Where did he live during his.stay in Derlin?
How inaniy letters he took with him from Berlin to Paris? ‘
who gave nim those letters?
Where did he hide the letters when en. route?
Did he deliver the letters in Paris? How?
(Sis story of going in Achen to the GESTAPC to ask for
a@ permit to go to Paris, when having on hiuself dif-
ferent letters, and when in possession of but a
leave «travel pernit to Serlin, with,a forged date,
seems unbelievable - or rost inprudent). Therefore, .
he “should be asxed to repeat the stepg. about his” steps
in achen which He made to become a leagal persit for,
the trip.
Which documents David had on Hinself when crossing the -
border at Eupen-Valaedy? : y
Where did his _Parents live, at that times Give address.
when was this?
( David: said not to renenber where he “lived during. his
stay with the JOC factory).
How long it took him to ar Five | to his ‘working ° place,
- and to get home in the event
Which ceans of transportation ‘aid he use?
when was the searcn made in his room?
Ce
25.a.
b.
“Hid David Fe
hoes 5
Which stamp hm ‘did he
office of the foreman? ; ;
“ny did ‘ne. call the office of the foreman ar "stelier
oi Terse % dlezve perwit for Fastal
vid so to the Le XoSice, bores
Fas@al er alone? 6 alone with both. certifi
What was. the reason to ask for Passports for Foreigners?
Which country of destination was mentioned in. their. °
requests for passports? ( David has said ‘that the pass-
- ports-were made.out for a journey’ to Paris only. It sama
Ceo
da.
Ee
f.
Be
. 26a.
be
Ce
ad.
e.
27a.
How much money did che have when: starting fron Paris
seems being’ unbelievable that ‘such passports. were issued
for a travel to Paris which: was occupied. by the Germans}
For how long a period was the passport: valid’ :
On which address did David’s’family live at that time?
Where did he stay in Paris at’ this ovcasion?
“here stood Pascal? | 7 . . .
das there‘no search for him after he dissappeared fron
the factory? (His mother could “have known of this if’
he was looked: for in Paris.)
to Brazil? Loe.
How much had Pascal? . me
In which currency was this money? | :
which Identity documénts did ‘he have for this journey?
Were these documents already prepared for their journey.
to Brazil? ilow, which entries they had? - :
Qn whor was the. tap when David: and Pascal were caught -
by the guards after they had returned from Spain?
which guards catght them? —_ oe
antag! .
385
39,
“ho.
42.
43.
bb.
chat had is sald, w were was “he veoning. frou? ;
dhere aid the fa: -ily live in Faris when David ‘returned .
-ffon this trip?.- Seale
When was. this?
, dnich identity papers David ‘used ‘when reporting in Paris
for the euployment with the. NSHK?
- Did he have te show his drivers license?
Where and when did he get the drivers license?
. How many months, which. period of the year, he was in ‘the
-drivers unit Unter-den-Linden? .
‘Who were the people he had to drive,who gave the orders?
In which year and month he was sent by the NSKX to Paris?
which was the musber and/or the name.of the unit to which,
David was ‘detached at the French West Zoast? : ;
- Where was the unit stationed? .
ho. ‘was the commander of ‘the unit? who- were other _superi- cet e
‘-ors?
_ When. was the NSKX unit asked to take an oath?
» How did David refuse to ‘take tne oath: (The procedure?)
How long, after his refusal, he was retained there. before
he was returned to Parlin?
thich identity papers did David have with himself when
brought to the ISAa punitive camp?
which identity papers did he. have “when he went to the
Police Headquarters?.
Ce
Sle ae
Ce
| ode
f.
57. ae
. 70, a.
‘Pl. ae
ften he had t C “7in the hospita, for ree -
1-of “his: convalessence- é tificate? OO
a there a stamp used when’ the certificate was: renewéd?
“How many tines he, had “renewed" ‘the certificate hiinself?
When and. where (town, occasion) did David get acquinted
with Asterée. ?
Since when did Asteré: ‘new ‘of ALs falcifications? .
‘Since whcn did she help his ‘in this? How did she help?
where did he get the typewriter? . - . .
When was this certificate re "surgical operation" prepa~
red and used? .
On haw. many occasicns did David use this certificate?
Where did he learn this trick with the two documents -
presenting the false one first? - .
Ssetch all the seals and stamps ALLCU has made for you.
anich deewwrents you have supplied with filigree nets pre-
pared by youself? Where did you learn this?
fcrm-letters of which offices did you let be -printed
threugh the intermediary of illou?
Was WERWERT the real name of the man’for whom you prepa-,
red a Spanish passpo>t, or why was this name used?
Who was Verwert according. to the passport you prepared
for him?. . . _ an oo ;
Did you photograph Werwert to.get the-necessary photo?
where did you do this?. >. - ,
where did you get the necessary "visa" for the pass?
What was the nane of the soldier in the switchboard of.
“the commandantura in Paris?
What was his address in Berlin?
Describe the family,give names, ages.
Describe their living place, or where you met the wife?
Were the soldier and his wife witting of. their use?
S: arid“the sis i fa 'go.from
nt David had prepared for this tiove?. - .
93- -asvhen’ and ‘whe
“and: his father’ . es a ae
b.Was there anybody present in the roon during this. meeting? -
¢eWhat kind of a room was this?.~ co.
was. the meeting arranged between David
- 96. ae What has he: told to the specialists atout his invention? -
: b. What .dia the. specialists find being acceptable theore-
’ tically? - —— . . OO .
&
Sing SE
HS
ih
Rae eH
ht
W
ae
ae
ig
i}
ve
A oe ey
ne
nine
you Live an’ Parts betote your parents. returned
‘y fren Vienna?
Re: The saine. question. - - ‘after’ the parents . returned. from Vienna
hea. here swhen, did David’ léarn:te hnow RenSePurrod?~-
“bs Where did Nende. live before. they married? _
'¢. Whom of Renée’s relatives he inows ‘and corresponds with? ts on
d. The addresses of. Known relatives of Renée. . ,
9. ay What was the name and address, of the jJevelry shop which = =
; they ransaked?. . / oe
3. ae How ‘was the periscépe ‘coricealed in the car?
be Which type and year of make the car was?
15. as In which’ bank they made the hold=up?
20. ae Give names of inmates and cf supervisors he remembers
; . from the different . jails he was hold.
be What did he learn on "techniques and tacties" of élan-
7 ay Sestine work In these jails?
‘Who were, his. most important teachers ‘in those subjects?
23.: List addresses where you lived after you were released from.” , .
: the -prison, until you were contacted. ;
2h, Lise: jobs you have had during ‘this period, giving addresses
(character of job, salary earned, or income if seifemployed.
. . - ~ : .
:. : - . : . .
+ ms ae eo / oo, a a ch:
a i wo a : ‘ .
:. €0dng dn war again
all without any good, compelling reason.( C 18,225 39,40.: )
Penner nsees (Fe ghange nis jobs, are-unreasonable,if not un-
" none”‘of hi
9 .
istead, eeion; hus,
an “oh
st ‘the Germans.
Later he volunteers for work in Germany, stays on jobs:
- 3'to k nonths then flees.the country ( tvice ), and after. a
few:days out of Gérmany, volunteers again for work there,
The reasons for changing his jobs when in Germany or with
the Germans; “ax and the situations in which he changes or
believable. ( C45; 97.
2s Lack of motivation.
He thinks that during the school age it vas the
complex .that made him do nonsense: he wanted to show gp, despite
being small in growth and. having a funny name,(B 7a, 16.
He is. nat doing anything for material gain,he has done
S$ special activities for money, and hé won't do this
in the future. (.E 22).
He has Ro” Ldeolo ical motivation, neither patriotic,nor
enough political feelings: he doe's ‘not feel being a Georgian, | :
he is not.interested in the Georgian Throne, he. has. partly for-
- gotten the Georgian language, and. he wanted to register as a.
~Frenchmans CAT; B21.) 00 - :
_, Although he'hates the Russians in General", ahd even more
‘the Soviet-Russians, this hatred’ was rot strong enough to make
him ‘join. the German-sponsored Georgian: anti-Soviet unit. (C 4,8.)
. 7, His longing for thrii1 and excitement, the single remaining __
motivation, seems to be limited to the more-or-less .confortable, :
physically easy activities, like forging of documents, and
fooling officials with. those docurents, playing a wise man who
acts according to his Psychological tricks. (C 24,36,37,573 D 6.)
Tso ving ‘tt es y weary”
_#—p possibly. longing* for: the family (“he mentioned ravine.
not. Seen “his: wite singe 1950).
His troubles in the schools seem having started when: he
got acquainted’ with Jean ADAM whose plans he followed although.
he "was .sure that he could have made better ‘plans". ¢ CB ll.)
£0 In Germany. he had PASCAL who did not like the jobs spoke
of leaving those, whereupon" they"then decided to flee.tc 6,22.) °
Later Jean ADAM is back again with his bad ideas and in-
tentions, even blackmailing David into action.( E 5, 11.)
. He often. acts under the effect. of a. a momentary thought,
without planning, or he changes the plans if there were any.
. Sometines those’ aets ‘or changes _ ‘are just ridseulous, ¢ and
show how bad’ was the “planning” itself. (.c 26,. 30,34.)
‘Thereby he neglects the neccessary security precautions).
ana ete unneccessary risks. (c 1c, 13) 16, 17, as 78, 81, iat)
. r 2 . t .
_Sometines, when his ‘iptan" ¢ does not work, he gets lost: and
_Yemajns inactive, lets ‘things go their own ways (c 15.)
that he does not remember where he did 1ive in Berlin when.
.employed.as:a photographer, . when this place was searched.(C 18)
that “Passports for Foreigners" were issued by the German au- ey
_-thorities so éasily,without any checks, on. so lomited. purpose
_as was theirs: only for a short leave in Paris.(C 25, 290) co a
His tutoring of ‘Pascalfooncerning the maptthis was not necessary . te
at all, because it really -was h&,David, who, bought the map, — oe
Pascal could not have stated wrongly. (C 28.).-
- that he was allowed to.go fron the NS<< penal camp to Police
Hqj that the Police engaged hia without any investigation of
his past; that the NSA* penal camp releaged him simply on the
basis of a note that he had registered for work with the Police.
; : . : . CC 44-6.)
that he, at this timé, kmew the trick with the ombination. of
a false and a true ‘document, Cc 57.) and - Sot
- = that the higher an officer, the easier is to fool him (D 6),
- that one has to use: the “tack of link” between different
authorities: to present atforged)document of one authority,
to an officer of an: other authority, who would not find: oe
' the forging. (This was mentioned in connection with D 6. '
‘that the officer.in OXd) ABW gave him the top-secret location
of the installation without having asked for the purpose of
- his visit. (.C 77. Pos : ;
that he was so security -conscious and did not meet the patrons
in his living place, ‘that the “Belgian girl", Allunes and oth-
ers had not been to this place before. tc 80,81,82. _
- that he had. ordered through Allou forged letter-forms
. of different. offices.‘by, thousands of ‘copies. 60).
t
: “o His sistér Helen, after she repatriated, was used. by the
- Gommunists as a teacher’ of languages in ‘Ce ‘gia. Then, convicted
‘for insulting ta iit: Stalin, and:sentenced to'5 years ina.
-s detention area, ‘she was, later vindicated, received retroactively ..
the salary for those five years, ‘was allowed to come bacx. to
Tiflis, was occésidnally at the sane time in Moscow when Mathée
‘was there, and they ,occasionally,met there. (
..6, = Helen’s husband Irakli ordkipanidze y a former German SD
flan, repatriated: to USSR together with his wife. (See psl above.) .
" However, Mathé shall allegedly having heard nothing about his
fatHe when he met Hélen in Ngscow.: ( A-7- ot
ny ee Such things happen sometizes, but they are far from belon=.
ging to everyday’s. pattern in Soviet life. The concentration of
‘all those happenings on a very limited circle of Davids relatives
‘could hardly’ be- occasional. This should have special reasons.
8. The questicn arises: If this concentration is not accasic=-
- mal, then - what 1s its purpose or reason, and how nuch is David
. “involved? .. : ee ne . oe
“9. Concerning David himself?
a/ According to this story:he has acted in so many cases in-
prudentiy, just relaying on his "good luck" only, and the stupi-
dity of his cpponents, that this could have developed into a
habit of his. te
b/ ‘Ye-has spoken of having been very cautious end security,
.minded when taking people to his living place (that only two"
friends have been there), and when meeting people. (c &.)
; yt
i}
ti Ltn. caliamttitinatR. * wert tics we
atte del
1600 en
padi om
ok We ff tr.
4
iy
‘4s invented: It loo
“on what-more-he had instructed Pascal at”
akes one’ think that t ; part of the story
us: that David had been told of such pre-
the same occasion,,
” eoordination of testimonies, that he had not quite understood
the matter, and - relying on his "intelligence", was telling
nonsense. t c'28 and if 2;related item.) mo Te
e/ — David's acclairied broad ynowledge of, different "psychologi- .
cal" tricxs-on one side, and.on the other side his. unwittingly
demonstrated lac= of understanding: of ‘any basic: principles of
clandestine work, leave the inpression that David has. heard of
most of those clever-things a f t é rp he had used his primitive
Knowledge during ¥¥ Il, and is simply trying to impress.us by
telling "clever". stories. This -would. be in line with his need
of showing up. ( & 23 E 7a, 160) © : .
f/ This could Se -true if he still ig a "honest" crook, and
the story is right in its main lines. ef
However, the too tight concentration of events,different infor-
-. mation and‘alleged. mnewledge in this story, together with the.
give also reasor to think that the story is-a "too good" cover~
story of a penetration agent. — Se . .
uriexcited,unpartial way of telling | the exciting gtory by David, ©
10, What could happen when David, . being taken for a"honest
crook", would be used in a clandestine operation?
af Due to his geeral instabilty and the trend to act under the
effect of soze xezentary: thought, he might easily deviate of the
_ pre-arranged, secure plan of. action, and may fall into difficul-
ties through his irrational steps. . a ..
b/ Due to the ldex of solid, binding motivation, and the trend
to-use his own'cleverness", he may "somehow" come to the splendid
“i idea of contacting ‘the "other side" and carry out the assignment
po et et Be _ SUGGE tsp ‘yer steps. a
>
To. avaid ‘possible errors, “the following steps are- ‘suggested:
I. Bh cross=chécx ‘of all debriefing. reports and other’ Aniforma-
“tion available’ on: Davide: . ;
Drafting’ a list of. additional fact: tang. and ‘control. ques-
- * ttohse. :
3. Asictng’ these’ questions under - ‘gimltaneous application ‘of
consealed tape recording,” thus providing an opportunity for
detailed study of. the. answers. and reactions of David.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECCRD
SUBJECT: § Eduardo WHITEHOUSE Insua
1. On 22 June 1971. Mr. Ed Sullivan, ‘Wa /Security officer,
informed Dc fun /COG that he had been advised by SOD that Mr.
- WHITEHOUSE was in Miami and had some ¢ information which he would
* tke to. pass. to the Agency. Mr. WHITEHOUSE, a Cuban, was a
pilot during the Bay of Pigs Invasion and was under contract
- with the Agency from November 1964 to April 1965 as a pilot under
the WITHRUSH Project in the Congo. He has Rot worked for the
Agency since chat time.
2. Mr. Sullivan requested ‘sop to have Mr. WHITEHOUSE
use ‘the Domestic Contact. Service ‘channel fn Miami for passing
his information to us.
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“EFFORT CIRCA 14 JULY 1969, WHITEHOUSE OFFERING DEPOSIT $20, 000.
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Minami, Fla. August 23 1965
Mr. Gerald Sounders
P.O. Box 832
Miani, Fla.
Dear Jerry:
; 7 Wish ‘to thank you for your - personal concern
. “)and’ satisfactory. solution obtained in the finan-
“edad ‘settlement of my case. . :
.1 consider. ita privilege to have worked with
Olly, cooperating in a small way to preserye ‘De-
ocracy.. in: thé: Republic of” Congo. . La a
If I. can ‘ever be of service to the United
States -beloved-‘country of my ancestors~ I would
, consider. dit.a high honor.
. Do ‘let me hear from you and feel sure ‘that I
am your devoted friend. .
Sincerely,
Eduardo J. “Whitehouse
UL6 N. EB. 39th St.
Miami, Fla.
MICROFICHE
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MEMORANDUM TO: Chief/KUCURL/HENGEN
FROM / Edward W. LORENTZ
‘SUBJECT : Eduardo Whitehouse
REFERENCE. ; Dir-35418
Edward WW, LORENTZ met with Eduardo Whitehouse on 17° August
elative’ to finalizing the Whit éhouse claim. for monies still
due- fron his- previous’ contract, "LORENTZ emphasized that he was.
authorized to ‘pay monies due per ‘contract through 7. April. 1965,
plus: av four* ‘day layover. in Rome.during Whitehouse's return to the
U.S." This: layover was due-a Pinam strike of which Whitehouse was
‘inadvertently delayed through no fault of his own, .
2. The aforegoing authority is based on ref and calculated , /
as follows: =... . : a . Te
A, Base Pay for March - USD 800,
oe . B. Base Pay 7/30 for April - USD 186.66
. ee plus USD equivalent of USD 41.00 for actual expenses
“while 2} days in Rome. weve -
C. Total usp 1027.66,
3. Whitehouse although feeling that he should be allowed the
full amounts due. amounting to USD 1950.00 has accepted such adjud- _
ication of hiS-claim. LORENTZ feels that possibly he was suffic- oo so
iently satisfied that he received any tunds, “that probably in his |
_ sense of fair play that the case might be considered closed. For
e the record, what medical treatment received by Whitehouse amounted.
wae : . to ufider USD :200: -‘To further complete ‘the record the following
. Attachments. are enclosed: Bo,
A. Letter from Dr. Elknoury.
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B. Second letter from Whitehouse ‘to Jack
Anderson, Leop.
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C. Letter ‘fom Whitehouse to LORENTZ.
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Bills of actual charges in Rome.
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that his claim of USD 1950 had been reduced, to 1027.66, “Whitehouse — -
“reacted with the newspaper media -in an exeniplary manner when: he’ :
‘could have Povo ere ay a adverse feeling. Fhe Subject despite ot
difficulties encountered in the field with KUBARK advisors. appears”
to be man of honor and certainly under controlled. situations: ae ‘gp.
professional pilot and could be an asset to KUBARK interests.
‘Edward W, LORENTZ,» : Po
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TRIS SETTLEMENT GENEROUS IN VIEW W PERFORMANCE IN
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“TO: HENGEN
- FROM: Edward W, LORENTZ
SUBJECT: Eduardo Julius Whitehouse : ae
1. As we both know the Whitehouse case. has been kicked around
_ sufficiently that. the, finalizing of the case should be effected as
“goon as possible. My:trip with Larry Murphy to Dow Leutcher's office,
ot . * ~ (inm-emy estimation didn't ‘produce any effective decision, Mr. Leutcher's
we ye point of.view was, if the man was due: the money, pay him.. If he was not. -
. due’ the monéy,.don't pay him, I will give you ‘the facts as I see them
and if you-: ‘feel ‘that it ‘is prudent to ‘seek the advice of Jack Anderson .
~ for’ his opinion I'm sure it weil be most helpful,
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“A. "-LEOP-7030 dated 30 Say indicates receipt of (W)
““tntention to. terminate contract effective 13 May. ; oK
“Additionally, Stipulates (W) incapacitated six weeks ; , .
‘and requests authorization for immediate return and
treatment. . i
2. Your 97928 of 1 April, concurs’ requests of Leop. “Additionally, Ok
stipulate ‘to terminate contra: ct the ei day the Subject departs Leop.
ae 3. LEOP-8028 ‘of 2 April, stipulates that Leop. “terminating (W)
“2. contract and returning first availabl7'", Requires medical attention :
not available Leop. Malady due conditions advance basis complicated : . oF
lact of proper medical attention and maltreatment,
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case (Menedez) would remain Leop dispite fact ‘he pea Wit Wry
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flight in Rome. (W) . presented me with three days Hotel bills in Rome
to cover. what. he considered evacuation flight plus PAA on strike.
5. LEOP-8117-dated 7 April, allowed Perez to depart 8 April and omy
recommended approval to pay full salary till. 25 April. (Opinion - is nes
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not “Leop request”, Instructed contact Heston to execute voluntary
termination of contract not executed. (W) departure 3 April not at
Leop request. (Opinion - ina contractual relationship it appears
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‘reviewed by WAVE Medical personnel. ‘(Opinion - in debriefing of Sub-
‘ject I was personally. convinced this man’ was Sick. Furthermore. (W)
advised that he. is in possission of medical report by Dr. EY Khorury :
i that it was manditory for (W) to be evacuated for adequate medical ' ‘
treatment. . -
_ "9. WAVE-k457 dated 3 May, indicated 4{W) still under going
oo: ‘= continuous medical treatment, ; ; :
10.. On April 19, (W) -Signed"dur local Quit Claim Form, but recent
no conversation with thé Subject indicated ‘that he felt that although the .
— -.-* Form was signed that the "company would live up to its promises",
Ai. -There is no. doubt:-that (i) -was ill.and based upon medical -
pinion, as late as 7 May.,-in my perSonal observation that the man‘was
: “Ancompatiated’ from performing a full time job that based upon the fact”
“ vthat-no defini :
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that -the Subject be. paid in full*for the Six months term of his contract.
(Opinion ~ there is know doubt in my mind that this man firmly believes
oe that" he is entitled-to the Salary based strictly upon the fact that he
“= .. was "evacuated" not terminated, . . .
re 12. -I don't feel the man ‘is unscrupulous enough to blackmail to
“obtain what he feels is truthfully his, but feel positive that he will ;
speak to anyone Of influence to assist in obtaining back salaries that
- he feels is his. “Cite the five reasonably important: personnel refer-
ences that he lists on his Job Application Form. - We are not dealing
with the common type individual using vealied threats, but someone who
‘is an intelligent individual who at one time exerted enough influence
on Jack Anderson to appoint a Chief Pilot and further influence Gen.
Lewis Walsh into taking Action to hire some of his buddys,
SMeeeh Be. h
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and elosed in CI/OA7for the Following reason:
Failure to subnit PRQ- Il ag required ‘under CSi Yo. 10-5 or to ~
‘indicate any further: interest “in obtaining approval for the operational
use -of Subject.
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Mz. Roberto MedelL
P.O. Box 831
. Miami International Aigport
Miami, Fla. 33148
Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDO J.
_ Dear Mr, Medell,
‘Mc. Whitehouse ‘was seen by me 8 April 1965 for
a return physical examination, All laboratory
and Xray’ that date was relative'the compléte
physical. examination,’ Sl
_ The $10.00 charge for treatment included injection,
‘medicine and prostate massage, Ther was no
extra Charse. for sinus creatment
Office visits from April 9th throuzh 28th were
- Primarily for his. tenseness and apprehension,
The only additional charge, relative his sinus
Condition, was a $20.00 Charge for sinus Xrays
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7 STATES HE RETURNED, AT LEOP REQUEST WHILE STILL UNDER CONTRACT)
FOR PURPOSE OF CONTRACT-PROVIDED MEDICAL TREATMENT, THiAEFORE
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Letcher, Or/CPD, the WIYHMUEH contract sith whiob you are
; faniifar ena under shioh Bouardo Thitehouss aerved ia the
- + Sage. Thin ts the staadord contract for Caban and Suropesa
_ WUFURUSH piiot ompioyees. ‘Spectficaily, 1 was futorosted in
searning from Mr; Letcher if be beifoved Faragraph 7 D could
te apoiicabie te the case of kr. Thitehouss atnoe. ur, FTaitebouse |
desires assistance in Paying wedicel bilis fora physical Gis-. i
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Qern regarding ths benefits asects of that ooatract, actien-
should bo tekes to revdow ana, if secuspary, revise tho contra:
at tho earifost posgihis tate, Tals steno fron the atrong peg
eibdisty that Cuban piiote who enffer isjurges or cteubhlitios
while servieg with VIiTHEUSH may Bish, es 4u the cago of Fultchouse,
Oe to. olete beneftts after-tho” torzinatton ef tho contract, for
. Nonditioas which er! ginates Gurigg tha tera of the contract.
3. Go 12 May 1685 L previded Mr, Letoher with a craze
fers ef a proposes VITHRUSS coatract portaining éa rotary sing
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' Mr. Roberto MedelL
P.O, Box 831
’ Miami International Airport
Miami, Fla. . 33148
"Re: WHITEHOUSE, EDUARDO
“Dear Me. “Medel,
Me, Whitehouse’ has had sinus trouble off and on
.° ’ fer many years, This has been increased recently,
a probably due to pressure changes in aircraft,
: “Ie has ‘been advised that he have a nasal operation
' for deviated septum. “This structural defect is in
no way related to hia occupation.
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EPECIALIST RECOMMENDS. SUBMUCOUS RESECTION FOR CORRECTION DEVIATED
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2. RBGUEST HQS OPINION IF SURGERY CAN BE PERFORMED UNDER TERMS
OF CONTRACT aN CITE SUBJ WAS MEDICALLY CLEARED PRIOR DEPARTURE
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Philip L. MUSHER
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requested oer reference.
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“1. | The object of the crew training- was to test each: pilot’ on his
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a Iden A = Had flown caus about 1200 hours before and wag
picking it up very nicely. I gave several engine out = single
engine landing and go-drounds = no flap landing = .ewergency gear
extension. Short field landings seyeral ILS approsches. -
b, IArn € ~ Was the pilot who cracked up the other Ce46, pius
he wos umwilling to fly at night. I gave nim 14 hours of air time
and recormended: he be used only a os a eoe=pilot on grounds of poor
head work. .
co. . c. Iden B B= He {9 an older pilot who would bounce the airplane
Po - 2. and then eit there ‘waiting for it to htt again, without adding. power
to let it down easy. He-also wanted to fearher the wrong engine
after one was cut. Recommended he only be used as a copilot. —
a. Iden D- “He had been, fiying in and around Iden J for several .
_yaars, however, fr hig training he was quite sloppy in his flying.:
he would nct came within 2G © of assigned heading turna afr the begining.
Aliso he wag Very rough with
approaches he would) Vary. the man
try and stay. on tne| giide ‘giope.
off-afegr about gixjof them he s
{ was trying to show him,:.
area he would return to hi
at. the. erid of his oix ‘month contract
- he be ‘terminared. oo
- On
e. Jden £ + This “wan had.prev.
‘rours. He showed great interest 4
‘I recomsinded ‘he be: wi
fot .
‘Iden Fo - This man wos 8
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“He decided he-
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tarted approaching the .pre } ; -
Tole fit the
but I was convinced .a8 8
a own style of fly
fous CoG expe®
1 nd-did a good: 4
used as PIC in C=46's. |
uppose to have had @-
still didn't feel up to.
the airplane in pitch vontrel. On ILS
{fold preseure from 127 to 30" to
short field landing: end take-'
cedures.
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ing. . 1 ree
which: was about 30 cays awy
Aetice’ of about 2000
good Gaal of
‘mith to be .degired., “Hehe.
dysentery... He! re ;
his performance was’ very poor.
flying :and returned. to the 7
. . I[derGi- Had
time in the Bec6's.
wap released ta the field-t
and gain more experience before mov
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h. den H = Had Limtted expericr
eated and applied him
He was very helpful in reproduci
for the CBelG-!7 series engine anc
on the CB=-16-17 ser
ing aid.. This was made requi
This man rude along as ano
wh{ch afded him when he 6tar
released to the field and ri
ard gain acre exoerience before
a
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Iden I = The Chief, Pilot of
liea nimelf very well.
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operational needs.
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‘Ssst of the pilots were required
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previous. multi~engine exp
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ing to léfe seat as
elf to the tash of c
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jes engines, which Ih
red reading mater
bserver while J
ted Flying.
anda rd
he pilots in the proper Dp
ram wag quite curtatied
experience: and co-pilot
tiafactory and with 7¢20° chours .
ight seat to observe tactics
PIC.
osever, he was very: inter=
hecking out in the Bx26K.
ree, h
lso reproduced the Paw parphiet
ad brought along ef 4 rrain=
den G.was being trained,
I recommended he also be
ight seat to observe tactics
fiying missiens in the left agut.
he group la a very sapable
He appears to be interested
s of his pilots. T had
t feit he would be able.ta ~
rocedures to be
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to. remain out in the field te
36 was available in Iden K which
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equipment th y. are supervisors: fer in order fo keep fn. te of their pilots’
oprefitiency. The pilots that are sent cver: should de screened’ berter so.
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iN ORDER THAT. FURTHER CONSIDERATION, vay BE GIVEN vOLe” RECUEST FoR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. \r 1s REQUESTED
4 THAT you” FURNISH Tris. OFFICE THE. INF ORMAT ION” CHECREO. BELO, OR REVIER- ‘INFORMAT LON as INDICATED,
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HOSPITALIZATION EXPECTED, ;
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Mr. Roberto MedellL
3 ' P.O. 30x S31. * . _
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Me a rs - Ret WHITEHOUSE, Eduardo
-Dear Mr, Medel,
. Mr." Whitehouse. was -seén by: ‘me yeaterday for a we
~ general phvsiéal exafination. He holds 4 current... Sol, oy
‘FeAJA,-Class It medical certificate issued by cone het ee
“me 10“Nov, 1964, 0 et, : :
! nouse_related..a-history-as~follows: ;
: hi een out of the coumtry for five ‘months
-and ‘had bloody diarrhea off and on for 24months,
. He has had sinus trouble with pain and nasal
discharge and- increased symptoms with pressure . : .
. Changes, .His weight loss has been 20 pounds. . 4
His prostate becane inflammed and tender,
Results of yesterdays physical exam are as follows: Ss foe
Chest: Xray was normal and consistant with one taken . .
at this office ‘ro November 1954; S.E.N. & T. all
normal; Heart -' normal size, rhythm, sounds; Abdomen
=negative including hernia; Thyroid-- normal; 3lood
Pressure 150/104; pulse rate.at rest - 74;
Blectrocardiogram was within nornal limits; urinaly-s
sis - sug. - neg. alb. - neg. iicro, -.neg.; Sed
Rate 3am) hi, ; Hbg. 14 gms.. 23C 4,500,000 wBC 7,700
fdiff. - seg, 62 lymph. 31 stab. 4 mono, 3;
' This patient is at present in an dcute Anxlety State, .
“ Ras acute and chronicesinusitis, and seems to be re- oe
‘covering froma wnat is probably chronic amoebic dy : . .
Sentary. I found the prostate to be normal, ,
His sinuses were treated with drops and diathermy.
I asked that he Keep a temperature chart, Durabolin.
lee was given i.m. and three other medicines Were
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“of the ‘sinuses, arnd-he is. to ‘bring
len of ‘feces, His treatment should --~... . : ce
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a ‘u is ‘sinuses, aré clear and medication relieves :
Hs anxiety state and nervousness.” —_ a Tee
Thank you for referring this airman.
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JIN CONSIDERATION of ry exploynent. on tho terms horoinafter set:
forth, I, Sdu.rio J. Wiitchouse “heroinaftor called étployee, hereby
- agree to’ the follo: Hing conditions of employnent: | -
: te hat tho ‘torn "employer" as used in this ‘agreerent ‘shall
"de ‘the Governkent of the Ropublic of tho Congo, or any. dosignated |
+ Departient or. Agency of said Governn ont, or any Company or Agenoy
‘that the said Government may designate. :
: 26 ‘That the service to be rendered. by the employee Under
this acreénent is to be an aircraft pilot, with no specific: aircraft
assignments . ;
De, mo 3s That. the tera of om loynent under this : agreement shall be
oe for a . pe lod of. ona. eon from Hlovenber. 23, 196. ‘During the
, first’ ‘s! month. tern: of this akreerent, this agreement may be: .
: “tbfitinated 1 by ‘tHe . ployer at: ‘any. ‘time? “by thirty - 30 = | days written
3g: oe W30- days written. notice in
a he ‘that. tie “employee: wet. be. ‘paid: re asic, ‘all- inclusive,
salary: yf Eight Hundred +$806,00- Dollars pof month during the first
six. month tern of this acrpgment. During: the last six month term
of this agreement, Rene prployse shall be paid a basic, ‘all ifiysive, .
, salary of Nine Bundred -$900, .00# Dollars per month. That the oployes , '
shall be paid apraddttsbdal | tes! -$ $10.00- Dollars per flying hour::
each month, for fall flying. Hour fn? excass tof soventy. flying: hours
por nontf. oe ad - a
Se That, ti omphoy sp vatcopts the responsibility ae :
payment of . app 4eBdLo takoséon | all income earned int un er
the torns,, nes" agreemant. we
be “that tgepmployee shal] vo furnished round trip’ ‘hod pist
‘class air tarigpobtation costs from Iiami, Florida, to%do ination,
wand return, - ‘and all other exponsos Miroctly relating to the travel
involved. In the event at the termination of this agreSsent, the
“employed acdepts omplefuent with an orployor other than the
Govornment of ‘the Repubtic "of the Congo, the roturn transportation
cost shall not be paid said employed.
| %. That the cemployee shall tb Provided with tZe following
bonefits during the térn of this agroexent: .
ae A. wone sary ‘bonefit of $10,000 in the event of his
‘death from any cause whatevor during the term of
this agreement.
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; aircraft. while operating in a non war risk area and.
Lo éngacod in the ‘porformance of services under this
_ eereat ‘PROVIDED death occurs within 90 Gays of the:
ae ees ide ntal moans nile ens aged in the
> poesromrance’ of ‘services under this ‘agreement aboard
sana aireraft- being: tested ag ‘to its airworthiness or.
orits in. such. amount as “tn the sole ey
of; th employer is proper) BROVIDED said at
42 not ‘eooga a total of! $20,000 for. the 7
cont. dade ectonter tipo otter nibs “returns: oo
. ; 9. That the employee promise ‘he will not reveal in witing ¢ or oO
J . any other. method, the activitios,. the sponsors, or any other facts |
that como to his attention by virtue of the performance of services
under this agreement. .
SIGNED AND SEALED BY mo this yy, day Of foveuber 9 19%6e
ACCEPTED at Leopoldvills, the Republic of the 7 Congo, this .
day of = “» 196k. :
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19 NOV 11e5°VIA SAUENA 3195 ARRIVE LEOP 15 NOV 1905, ‘SUB, POSSESSES
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TYPE ASULGIAENT F ROM CHIEF: PuLoT. Se i fa -
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I cortity I heve Given. Hy Educrdo Waitehouse Six ours and Forty Five poof
a mmentarnnencnancinacs, -
C6: 45) minutes of dual: instruction’ in “orth Anorican AT=6D ani I found nin to.be
‘proficient and safe An this airemfte os SG
de ds average in coordination and an xy estimte ads potential aollity: w fly.
tactics is ‘Linited.
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P.OL “Box. 831°
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ani, Florida 33148
Re: WHITEHOUSZ, zDUARDO J, ol oo
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At your request a Chest Xvay and henogtobin . ; :
Was done. The Chest Xray was ae and his an
henoglobin was 16.2 ems. or 104,8
Mr. Whitehouse was given the- followiax inject-_
Lons:- Typhoid~para-tynnoid, Typnus, Small-pom,
Cholera and Dipth, -Tet, .
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Company paltey. ‘Nor +. Coverage Nene fieiary
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Date of Till: Nove 10, 964 Location of original: __Re Hede Nedell _
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| 7 in your letter of 22 October 1964. Your iaterost is '
apprec Latod. : !
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i Contrary to the information on which you base your: |
: desire to discuss.Cuban matters, be advise¢ that this !
! _ agency is not, rendering help to Cuban organizations.,— H
i Thus it is believed that a discussion of this topic would
not be of benefit to either of us. . an
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- “A Provisions1 Operational Approval is granted for the use of this Subject
as set forth below. _ ~ poe : Coe -
A Provisiénsl Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the sate
_ Buthority, on a temporary basis, } :
' granted in an Operational Approval unless otherwise specified by CI/OA.. It fa
’ based, however, only. en’ preliminary file checks and investigation and is sub-
. gect to a further final review when all investigation is completed. ; .
.. For.use’ asa pilot under Project SITHRUSH, asset forth in your request
Lt . ate an . .
for the suse of an individual as the authority °
__ ..(form 772) dated.2.Octeber-196h._——--__
‘Please fcrvard FRO Part IZ,
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To process the Operational Approval, full information (completed PRQ
Parts I and IL) must he sutmitted 45,.soon as possible and not later than six .
_ (6) months from this date. An Orerational Appreval will follew when all
investigation is cospleted and uron the receipt of satisfactory PRG Parts I
and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of SubJect by interested Bi-
visions ceases. ;
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Public Relations - North Shore Villas - 6918 Indian
Creek Dr.
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Took part in invasion to Cuta in 1961 as pilot. . i
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Leovoldville, and which hss already been repor through their énannels,
‘PIERROT is obviously trying +0 develop a trai =z program gnd build up
"the Congolese Air Force fren severul sources st once, and if several
of these sources pr fe, the desited cid it is debatable if his om
. progres (with WIECGUZ) would become viry extensive or even be imple-
“> mented, It is also-~ possitte thet WIROGUE's role in the training picture
Gculd shift at any time, _feel that at this time we. can only go oo.
along with developments as- they. occur and try to realize the maximum
benefit from the “situation, -Eeadguurters wili ‘be kept -inforted of any.
changes in the. situation, | and be provided more speéifio data woen avail-
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10, In all faimess ‘tO SIROGUE, it s eu ule be point ea out that
until recently the station has not hed the time to _properly target WIRO-.
GUE, As he appears to be untrained in XUTUES and XUCAGE operaticns, he-
requires a great desl of case officer tine, an item which is in-short ~
supply in this station, We believe WIROSUE may develop into a worth--
while asset, if the time and attention he re fas can be syent on hin,
however, The station is taxing the uppropriate in is direction,
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SUBJECT: Paul Arnold PIERROT - Bacxground Information provided by ;
’ Air Attacne, Leoroldville : :
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. .. 1 N'DOLO airport is currently being evacuated by the ULX,OLC,
: forces and<turned over to the Congolese government for use by the
Congolese Air Force There are some 150 cadets who have received some
: ‘training and.are considered ready for advanced ‘training, but as of this
-t.., #, ‘time, have nowhere to be trained “PIERRCT has made extensive efforts
. : + t@ obtain aid.from many. sources to train ‘these cadets The AIRA re~-
oa “ports thut FIERECT his. requested did fron ‘he Belgizns, the British,
BT United Raticns, and asked the AIRA to requést aid fron the French for
ro tre Cangolese-Air Force, About 30-cadets ave in .treining in Tunisia at
‘1% vthe present: time. -Cn-1] March ‘the AIRA recommended aid be extended to
" the Congolese Air Force, but under the auspices of -the United Kations,
2 PIERRCT also reported 11 March that he had 6 Koth and § Har-
vard T-6 aircreft being delivered'near the end of March, and asked if
the United Nations. Command would .allow them to enter tha’Conge, He
even offered to-let the planes remain under U.N, control, 2
‘3. PIERROT is a mulatto ahd claims to have a white grandmother
in Dellas, Texas He wes trained by the Belgians and cleims to have
flown C-47's end T-33 jet planes, though he has not been on flying cta-
tus since 1956 cue to goiter trouble At this time accurate bio data
is not avuilalbe His assistent is Lt MJ, LEMAN «ho is reportedly
completely devcted to PIERRCT, FIKRECT is personally ambitious and at
one point in the fall of 1960, he approached TFELISE cuthorities with
a plan to take over the government if they would help him His plan
was too transparent and weak for uny cericus consideration at thet
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> LEP 3h62 (IN 47511) “(BEING RELAYED rm)
i QS FAVORS FRAN CONTACT FOR WIROGUE (WW) IF FRAN KILLING AND ABLE TO.
HANDLE, PURPOSE WOULD BE FETRIEVE HIS PRESENT DOCUMENTS IN EXCHANGE FOR.
SUBSTITUTE PAPERS, PREFERABLY SUCH AS WOULD PREVENT HIS RETURN 70 CONGO AND
AVOID POSSIBILITY FUTURE CO.PROMLSE ‘TO KUBARK. Wf SHOULD BE TOLD HIS COMPLETE
‘COOPERATIO. ESSENTIAL IF CONTACT. TO BE CONTINUED AND THAT WE WILLING GIVE HIM
LEGAL DOCUMENTATION ON THIS PREMISE, FRAN PLEASE ADVISES CONCURREVCE AND
. _ CONTACT PLAN. . -
- "8, FET RETRIEVAL AUSTRIAN PAPERS OF PRIMARY INPORTANCE. PROPOSE HOLD ~~:
. > DISCUSSIONS FIRST TO DETERMINE W DESIRES AND OUR ARI LITY MEET THEA, DEPENDING
ON RESULTS OF TAIXS WOULD OFFER W ONE OF FOLLOW ‘ING CHOICES DOCUMENTS a
EXCHANGE:
, A, WEST GERMAN REFUGEE ois
B, ‘THIRD COUNTRY PASSPORT (POSISH, CUBAN, DOMINICAN, ETC)
,
— C._HS. ORIGINAL. Now_ EXPIRED. FRENCH_ DOCQMENTS._ _. _
W SHOULD BE TOLD OF ABOVE ONLY BY FRAN CONTACT. BELIEVE NAY BE FASTER .
RETREEVE PRESENT PAPERS IF HE REASONABLY CONFIDENT SUBSTITUTE DOCUMENTS BE
_ COOTDINATING ortrceas
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“PIRECTOR
oS - - “INFO - “7, eae om fy sod
MORE TEUBiz,
_ BK FRECOLIEND W BE ‘ToD OF DANGER HE FACES In STAYING. IN CONGO VIEW
REF 4 INVESTIGATION AS ADDITIONAL INCENTIVE TO quit CONGO FOR Good.
49 LEOP AUTHORIZED CONVERT PROCEEDS OF W CAR SALE AT STATION RATE.
ED OF MESSAGE
c/s COMMENT: “VIEW MALICRE INVESTIGATION, BEL: EVED URGENT KUBARK PREVENT
WIRGGUE RETURN FRAN AS SUBY USING AVEARK FALSE COCS AND STA ALMOST CERTAIN
BE INVOLVED iF ARRESTED.
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LEOPOLDY ILLE FRAXKFURT
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SUGGEST WIROGUE BE INFORMED BY LEOP OF INVESTIGATION RISK.
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(RYBAT VERO VEROGUE TECH ‘CABEZONE ae Lo BB .
REF, A. FRAN 0502 (IN 39623) ©
| B.FRAW 0545 cin Gory
| @.LBOP 3955 (IN 39724).
a. REF B APPESRS OFFFR PROMISING APPROACH ‘IF CAN BE RECONCILED .
WITH REF A, PARAS 3 AND 4, DOES HILLINGNESS WIROGUE ACCEPT BACK-
i" smoPPED GE ERMAN, DOCUTIENTS MEAN HE HO LONGER OPPOSED REMMINING GFRMANY
AGREE PARA 2 REF B PLOYS BUT IiiCLINED DOUBT SUBJECT MOULD BE DETERRED -
PROM RETURN TO CONGO BY THREAT OF sRRFST, OR THAT SUBJECT OULD >.
“WIND UP CONGO AFFAIRS IN "P (0 OR THREE DAYS",
2. IP SUSJECT IKSISTS HE :ST RETURN TO CONGO TO CONCLUDE GoC
CONTRACT, SELIEVE VE SHOULD ACCULESCF. RELUCTANTLY AND HAND BACK
DOCUMENTS FOR THIS PURPOSE ON THEORY IT BETTER TO HAVE PRIFUDLY OR
NEUTRAL TERMINATED AGENT IN COlGO THAN UNFRIENDLY ON BLSEVHFRE, ;
FOLLOVING POINTS 4150 PERTINE! ENT:‘
AL NO OTHER KUBARK Cor! PONENT INTERESTED WIROGUE SERVICES
A
-B. “THERE NO PE: ASIBLE MEANS PREVENTING HIS RETURN TO congo “
IF HE NISHES.
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C. HIS. AUSTRIAN DOCUMENTATION, ALTHOUGH EXPOSABLE AS
RAUDULENT, CANNOT BE TRACED TO KUBARK, (HE TOLD IT "PURCHASED
<6 user wana"), : ae
D. PROVISION OF SUBSTITUTE DOCUMENTATION PRIOR TO SUBJECT'S
‘DISENGXGENENT. FROM CONGO NOULD FURTHER COMPLICATE SITUATION
AND RENE® OUR INVOLVEMENT,
S. IH AGREEING To SUBJECTS RETURN TO CONGO PER ‘DOVE PARA,
FRéN SHOULD CAUTION HIM KOT TO CONTACT LEOP fb OSIBRL AITE
AD IE Cow6u BusiwESS CAY RE Conc n&Aa
FOR NEW DOCUSENTATION AND RESETTLELENT ; _ SUBJECT SHOULD
FRAN
Ty -KE NECESSARY STEPS WHILE FRAY SO THAT NEW DOCUMENTATION “ILL BE
AVAILABLE ON HIS RETURN FROM CONGO, _
i, LEOP: - IF “IROGUE RETURIS, “VOID CONTACT BUT CONTINUE HONITOR |
ACTIVITIFS Aub INVESTIGATION, | |
END OF MESSAGE
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1, SECOND LACKLEN/WIROGHE nee 23 may AHIAPLE. STATED HIS
Mt at a TY :
GREATEST DESIPF 16 To LEGALIZE HIMSELF, WILLING ACCEPT GERMAN Docs
IF BACKSTCPPED, Lares HAS HORAL CBLIGATION CAPRY OUT. "CONGOLESE &
ARMY ASSIGHMENT IN EUROPE" Ann must, COME UP WITH ANSWERS RE 3¢ ; ,
"ILLIOW FRANCS WITHIN 3 WEEKS AND HAIL RESULTS CONGO. DESIRES RETURN
CONGO THEREAFTER FOR 2-3 DAYS CONCLUDE CONTRACT WITH Soc. 7
>, OUR INTENTIONS “HANDLE, v AS HARVARD RESETTLEMENT CASE AND Issue
_ FACKSTOPPED GERMAN ECCS, aS FIRST PLOY WILL TELL HIM YE HAVE vORD
FrC™ VIENNA THAT OFFICIAL QUERY FFOY CONGO HAS RESULTED IK DETERMINATION .--
MIS DOCS PHONEY AND THAT HE WOULD EE ARRESTED IKY EDIATELY UPON RETURN
: CONGO, SECOND PLOY THAT EVEN CLYCKE ASSISTANCE COULD NOT FORESTALL
‘APPEST SINCE PERIOD HIS WORK FOR US ENDED SEPT 616 WE HAVE 0 CHOICE
FOP HIS ove PROTECTION KEEP HIS_ AUSTRIAN A AND-C ON-GOLESE—D o¢s,--
— SECRET
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_ RYBAT.WIROGUE - CABEZONE |
"REF ‘A. FRAN 0495. (~ YW, oras)
_B FRAN 0502. (3962)*
te FYIt ‘PARA 3 REF A, ROUND TRIP TICKETS PROVIDED BY GOoCc
FOR MEDICAL TRIPs. REF B LINE ESSENTIALLY SANE AS TOLD LEOP.
2. WIROGUE PROBLEM SOLVABLE ONLY BY REMOVAL FROM SCENE IN
SUCH WAY HE CANNOT RETURN. RESETTLEMENT IF HIS BURN AND BLOW
TYPE SERVICES NOT “NEEDED ELSEWHERE IS ONLY ANSWER LEOP CAN SUGGEST
Hi
“WHICH HAS CHANCE OF AVOIDING FLAP.
END OF MESSAGE
C/S COMMENT: *REQUESTED ADVISE PROPER ACTION IN VIEW SUCCESSFUL ACQUISITION
WIROGUE DOCUMENTATION.
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‘SECRET,
_ DIRECTOR
FRANKFURT
Acton: “c/F ‘30(cory ‘ISSUED To AF CABLE Desk 0900, 23 mar)
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RYBAT WIROGUE TECHS CABEZNE. NA
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“1. WIROGUE STATED HE ARRANGED WITH CONGOLESE “‘DEFHIN CONE
EUROPE ATTEMPT TRACE. 38 WILL ION FRANCS WHICH HAD BEEN GIVEN DEFMIN .
. GFICIALS 70° PURCHASE AIRPLANES.- HONEY ALLEGEDLY" DEPOSITED In.
4 _ SUISS. BANKS: AND’ THEN DISAPPEARED. SHOWED ORDER DE MISSION CNOy
" IN OUR POSSESSION) DATED 17 maY SIGNED BY ‘SECGEN CONGOLESE FORNHIN,
“¥ CLAIMED HE INTENDS COMPLETE ABOVE ‘HISSION BUT REAL REASON HE IN a
FRaN IS REESTABLISH CONTACT: WITH * SERVICE”. COBY IOUSLY KUBARK vAS
JREARTI. . Bt,
; . FOLLovina DOCUMENTS Now IN ouR POSSESSION BuT 5: foccmuse OF
" CIRCUNSTANCES APPROACH, UNABLE OBTAIN: AUSTRIAN BIRTH CERTIFICATE —
"AND DRIVER'S LICENSE WHICH GIVEN W BY ‘MKTOPAZ AT’ THE HIS PASSPORT
‘RECEIVED:
"he__PASSPORT (AUSTRIAN) 090038
- |<" B.. RETURN SABENA AIR TICKET 8398473 TO LEOP
° ""@, -CONGO DRIVER’S PERMIT
aa _ Dy CARTE D°IDENTITE D°ETRANGER
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conao CERTIFICATE OF ‘vac iWaT ION
Ke ‘ORDER ‘OE. MISSION (17. MAY: 62) BY SECGEN Foret :
a ‘Le ORDER DE MISSION TO, BRAZZAVILLE To ‘APPRENEND A HAN “SIGHED
7 BY ‘JOSEPH MATUBA, 26-MAR 62
“Ma” ATTESTATION HE IS ATTACHE (TECHNICIAN) CONGO ARAY BY.
“he . 1 “ ce
¢ Me KABONGO, SECGEN DEFMIN, 28-DEC 61, 0° * Soe cat
|. "3, aS STATED REF RAPPORT NOW EXCELLENT ByT ANTICIPATE SERIOUS. —_
TROUBLE. WHEN Y TOLD VE WILL -NOT RETURN DOS. HE ADAMANT HIS. : a
_ REFUSAL. REMAIN GERMANY. SAYS CANNOT RETURN FRANCE BECAUSE, OF: —
| ARYED ROBBERY CHARGE, WILLING ACCEPT ANY KUBARK ASSIGNMENT ‘any
| PLACE IN woRLD INCLUDING F JSTEAL.
+ 4) WE WAVE CA 48 HOURS COMPLETE ACTION BEFORE ¥ BECOMES
|" SERTOUS HANDLING PROBLEM... FLAP POTENTIAL, VERY HIGH AND W -
KNOWLEDGEABILITY COULD BE EXTREMELY DANAGING SHOULD “HE DECIDE.
|” MAKE PUBLIC ‘HIS RELATIONSHIP VITH XUBARK. PLS ADWISE PROPER actron” .
, IN VIEW. ‘SUCCESSFUL ACQUISITION v DOCUMENTATION. ce :
_ END OF MESSAGE
oe : c/s COMMENT: *ACTION UNIT: DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR ZIBET USED. |
#*YIROGUE ARRIVED FRAN 1400 22 JAN,
- OEMDANs Tne mee ome
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. PRIORITY me
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| OOmPRANY REF SUDSECT RETURN CONGO HOT RUT HOT DF YIO-
LATION TERMINATION AGREEMENT. DID MOT DISREGARD PROMISE LAST
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3 19ZLe ABLE PARIS 39168) THO “curuonet, DIVORCED 1950.
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COLIITTED I TRCUS aris 3S, CC: ICTED LAst oF BATK ROBERT FRANCE JA'WARY 19536
“RELERSED RS PRTSO DEE BER 1955 Ov) PAROLE T0 RESIDE OuLY HAUTES ALPES. SPT
TRAVCE. CONTACTED LY ADEADDLE OW SPOTITEG nasston TY EARLY 1958, TePmAVES ED .
OCTORTR 1950, AS RESULT SLATED FOR REDSCX PROJECT. GIVEN AEASPIC CRYPT, POA SEPT
285, DROUGHT: BLACK To PCRRTE APRIL 195%. AFTER EXTENSIVE PU TUG, REDSCK MISSION.
POCTFONED, THEY CAL ome Of GE 1960. GIVEN ie THC. FOR TRANSFER TO ANOT:ER
GIST Wy. “0 LPRATED TO RESETTLE UF wOXICO. PLANS CANCLLLED AD TRANS.
Tate £O Ar DIV OCTO: OE. We CREPE CHALCED TO WIROGUE. FLOAT BLACK TO FRAT
FURIES! x x ISR: PASSE FQT » DRIVERS LICE: ‘SEy DIRTE CERTIFICATE.
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ftom. DIRECTOR
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SUBIC? DSCRELED 5 ERERLy “ARD TO conn ‘SOLELY OuT FOR HOSEL, -
“POSSESSING SOCTAL ‘SILL AUD ABTLIEY ‘TO GET AWAY WITU GRATUFIOG IS Gini DESIRES
IRRESPECTIVE CF OTUSIS FELINS. REQUIRES Al] USUALLY COMPSTENT, ALERT, smicty
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(00.80, S05! DISEEOAR Fon PROUTSDS FADE,
3e YESH ACOVE, HAY REFUSE AULINGUISM DOCUMEMS. FRA SHOULD ATTEIPT TO LEARH
DESIRES. RESETTLEMENT NITHCUT PROVIST'G 1M ANYTHING FOR THE MOMENT. MAY SUGGEST
POSSIBILITIES !NTTONED DIR 10710 (OUT 83494) AS WORKABLS ALTERNATE DOCUMERTATION
BUT TeDICATE 7 EAT, ALTHOUGH KUBLRX OWES IDM NOTHING, WE RECOGNIZE iE I!] PERSOUAL _
paroae et 60: nos #2 NAT PE ARLE ASSIST. ALSO POINT OUT THAT HE HAS DEEN BAGER | —
RETURY BUROFP ALD ONCE PACT THERE [5 SHOULD REMAL!, UBARX CAIMIOT SAVE ITS NBCK
TP CONGO I'NESTIGATTON RESULTS DAICI Dt.
lig PLRASE VISE PROGRESS. FROD MNT NAVE ADDITIONAL BACKLROG'D FRO PREVIOUS
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I. WIRGQUE ARRIVED-FRAN. 1486 22 JAN, MET BY STEPHAN Re LAGHLEN
WHO POBED AS ADNIN OFFICER. INTERESTED IN DETERNINING REASON POR”
TRAVEL GERMANY, W SAID HE°HERE ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS CONGOLESE
"GOVE AND HAD DOGUNENTATEON.TO PROVE IT. W NOW IN BLOWN CABEEONE
oa HOUSE.”
- LACKLEN ABLE ACGUIRE PASSPORT AND ALL OTHER DOCUNENTATION, |
"EXCEPT BIRTH CERTIFICATE AND AUSTRIAN DRIVER'S LICENSE, UNDER
" PRETEXT NEED PHOTCGRAPH. RAPPORT EXCELLENT BUT ANTICIPATE
SERIOUS PROBLEM WHEN, ¥ TOLD WE VILL. NOT RETURN. poss, -
S, W INTERESTED REMAIN IN CLANDESTINE WORK BUT STATED UNWILLING>
NESS REMAIN GERHANY, ABSOLUTELY NO COMMITMENTS MADE TOW. AIR
FT “TICKET -CINTOUR POSSESSION) IS ROUND@TRIP LEOPFAAN-LEOP, INTENDS”
RETURN LEOP AFTER COMPLETION OF MISSION. _
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RESERVATIONS BRUS TO FRaN BUT SAID ETA 23 MAY. WV WILL USE
1
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2. STATION EXCHANSEO 60,309 BCF AT 144.5 STATION EXCHANGE
RATE. WV INFORMED RE INVESTIGATION PER REF B AND NOT IMPRESSED.
“ATTITUDE waS; SO THEY LOOK UNDER THIS NAME, SO WHAT’? “HOWEVER, |
‘LEOP CONCERNED AND BELIEVES IS- IMPORTANT FRAN PICKUP W-DOCS AND
'- PREVENT HIS RETURN TO CONGO. W TOLD NOTHING MORE EXCEPT CONTACT
ARRANGED, © : .
Se LEOP DOUBTS YW WILL BE WILLING GIVE UP HIS PRESENT Docs,
AS THIS WOULD PRESUMASLY PREVENT HIS RETURN TO CONGO. HE DOES
“1 NOT. SEEM APPRECIATE. THEY NOT BACKSTOPPED. © SUSPECT FRAN MAY HAVE
TO OFFER JOB, MONEY 02 OTHER BAIT. W HOPEFUL HE WILL MEET OLD
CONTACT aND THAT JOB VILL. RE AVAILABLE ALTHOUGH LEOP DID SEST
DISCOURAGE HIM. W CARRY .°.3 TELEPHONE ANSYERING RECORDER INVENTION
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To 4 DIRECTOR »
FROM 4 FRAKKFURT” ;
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Fran RESULT i xTOPAz SUPPORT 1968 ‘GIVES ‘In SUTFICIENT EACKGROUND ~~
- FOR 2 SSESSNENT PROBLENS INVOLVED.
2. SINCE HAVE GOOD PXOTO OF SUBJ, CAN-HEET AT AIRPORT,
FLEASE ADVISE DATE FLT NO AND ETA. HAN CAPRYING LIFE MAGAZINE”:
KILL APPROACH SUBJ AND ASK TO BE OF ASSISTANCE. ADVISE SUBJ TO
PLY HE EXPECTS TO BE HET BY-MR SCHNEIDER, - IF NEET AT AIRPORT.
ABORTIVE SUBJ CAN CALL HR SCIMIEIDER NON-FRI @2352-1730 CN 553031
Ch 3529 6766 AFTER WORKING HOuRS AND WEEKEND, |
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FAR UNION HAS REPORTED NOTHING ON ¥. MALIERE ALSO QUERYING STAHL
FOR ¥ TRACES, —_ . - : oo.
|. +B 60 HAS ASKED W FOR POLICE CLEARANCE FROM COUNTRY OF ORIGIN, _
-- ° W FOLD THEN WOULD TAKE TIME AND ‘SPOKE OF FORGING OWEN .v.HAS
. ‘tab GOC MINISTRY DEFENSE HE NEEDS TO GO EUROPE FOR NEDICAL PURPOSES
AND Goc IS, PAYING YW ROUND TRIP, WIROOT IS ASKING WTO CHECK BANK —
<5* ACCOUNTS IN BELGIUY AND SWITZERLAND FOR'GOC OFFICIALS BOHULU AND
BHUNDE WHO SUSPECTED OF GRAFT IN RECENT GOC AIRCRAFT: PURCHASES,
WIROOT IS GIVING W MISSION ORDER AND ¥ STATES HE INTENDS CONTACT
| PQICE IN BOTH COUNTRIES FOR THIS PURPOSE, .
5. W ASKED IF ANY WORT’ FOR -HIM AND REQUESTED A CONTACT
IN FRAN. SALV ACK TOLD w CONTACT WOULD BE REQUESTED BuT CouLD PROMISE. |
NOTHING, CONTACT MIGHT BE REFUSED, ¥ STATED IF NOTHING FOR HIM
IN EUROPE WOULD RETURN CONGO. SAID HE READY TO LEAVE WEEK 14 MaY.
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FE” strove THousH ADMITS: bors Lime YORK.) viEw MALIERE INVESTI-.
(5:1) ATION, BELIEVE URGENT. KUBARK |DO SOMETHING PREVENT: Ww RETURN AS HE
|.” YSING KUBARK FALSE DOCUMENTATION AND WE. AMost CERTAIN BE INVOLVED.
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EXPLAIN RISK HIS RETURN. CAR STILL ONLY ASSET OF VALUE YW OWNS
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FOR CAR IF HE SELLS IT aS REQUESTED PER REF. "REQUEST PRITY Hs
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he ‘The roosit. ‘purchase of tree NeSie and u Dong te the Congolese
’ govarnsent ia having. cou tiniing ‘Fepercussions, This doal has ‘been reported
“qn detail through both TreHLILZ and, ODUNTT. Shannols iroluding the socisationa.
7 of substantial raft. ‘which accoapant ad | ite: Phe mat recent daveloprenta,
_ however, avy not yet, to the” | Stationta mowlodge, been. Feported ay of ther
“ of. ‘the aoove channels. _— _ 8
: ry ny tod ‘pojorted. to Toren in a. 5 meeting: 23 Pebruary:t thas EIROGUE ©
te beck with the Congolese air Forea, . Stank descrited Fiz as en Austrian
with a belgian pasepcrt, formerly with the Gornuan: ‘conzandos, who move
, nothing adout. oviations stat continued to way a a
ye basot-Pever og: cicure (advisor to Conyoiese ir Paroe
oa. Fooruary 61 ~ Maroh 62, Belgian. Involeod in purchase
three DC-$ slaces froa Iran Airways at price 8225, 000 per
, atroraft. Compaten!- authrities statod eonpar able alroraft
cculd. be purchaved d50 ,000 to $60,000) and predicted trouble
left the Congo with 14, 79 ¢) pounds: “Shida, pupposedly, vag tia éhare of core
£269 900 vonutadly maha on the above aiPplena mspchanaa. soanrdice to STAHL
hia
BS GaOEVE bribed somone at the Surutd who then let hia cross cately to
_ brassaville. :
3. On 30 March WIRCCUS informed SALVACK that the GOC hed put him in |. |.
oharge of invostigating the above airplane purshegea, Hie ae Foal task
ia to arrest Dt GROXVE snd bring him back to the Congo. Congo (Brassa),
hovever, refuses to oouperate and tcld WIROGUB when be queriad them that
rr] CROTE had requeated political refuge. Beutdas, UILsauB felt, the —
Brasga sida of tna river wald be very healtact.to retuin « white pan to
tha tender sercies of the Conguluss in Loopoldville. TBGUROSVR 1s gupposedly
in Fointe Noire waiting for a French saip to take him to Harseille, a voysge
of soz 2-deys, WIS0CUE ia currently toying witn varionp ldsaa for possibly
‘Kidnapping DE GRCEVR in Pointe Hoire.
renee
. 4e° Both WIROCUB ant STAHL said ‘DE OeORye 1 is vanted for rope in Felgium.
WIEOGUR eaid he had aleo atcolon sone nency there, thcegh STakL'a veroicn was
that DE GROEVS hed dabta amounting to 400,000 Bolgion Franos. la cither
Came, it is doubtful that 26 GROVE ofl retura to Polghune
Lester B. SALVACK
2 April 1962.
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CONGOLESE AIR FORCE, MAKING 15,020 BCF PER MONTH, SAYS HE NEEDS.
“MORE JUST TO LIVE, FEELS KUBARK USED HIM UNFAIRLY. ¥ VANTS TRAVEL
“GERMANY AND: ITALY TO TRY HAKE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS CONCERNING HIS
INVENTIONS, ALSO vOULD SEARCH FOR, ANOTHER JOB.- SAID HE STILL OWNS
CAR FOR VHICH HE THINKS HE CAN GET ABOUT 260,009 BCF TO COVER
“cost TRIP. So
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SERVICES BUT CANNCT BE CERTAIN. ALSO THERE .IS POSSIBILITY
i MIGHT WORK FOR SMOTH, UNION, WIROOT, ETC, LEOP DOES
Not BELIEVE HE XAS YET TURNED TO ‘OTHER SERVICES. APPEARS. } HOPE:
KUBARK WILL AGAIN TAXE HIM ‘ON, CIN DISCUSSING DESIRE GO:
: “GERMANY SAID HE WOULD LIKE MEET UI7P} KUBARKER TO DETERMINE -
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_ SusPicrous AND TRACE HIM OR SHOULD ANOTHER SERVICE CHECK :
RHINE HE TRAVELLING ON FALSE ,
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KUBARK ASSIGNMENT DESPITE FACT: HE CLAINS WANTS BE OF SERVICE |
ODYOKE, HOWEVER, OUR DILEMMA 19 FacT HIS PRESENCE CONTINUES BE
APPRECIATE ANY ‘Has ADVICE RE
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THIS ‘WOULD PREVENT HIM FROM. RETURNING coNao
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CONSTANT IRRITANT To LS0P BUT FEEL H KILL'BE NO LESS A LAZARD 10 Aton :
AREA, ALSO DO NOT WISH ESTABLISH PATIERN GIVING HIM ONE WAY TICKET OUP
, "REVERE TE HE GETS IN JAM, PARTICULARLY. SINCE THIS HIB GiN DODNO.
2. SUBJECT GIVEW GENEROUS TERMINATION PAY CONSIDERING THAT WE ALSO
WROTE OFF ho0O DOLLARS HE CRED US. HE CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD THAT WE CRASING ”
RELATIONSHIP, .
“3, ASTIAST RESOPE SUGGEST IF HE SHOUID POSE REAL THREAT WEROOUE BR Boo
wuss OUR KNOKLEDGE HIS BACKGROUND AND ABILITY DISCLOSE TO OTHER SERVICES.
ALSO THAT HIS PRESENT DOCIMENTATION AT MERCY OUR DISCRETION. THIS OF COURSE
ONLY INTENDED AS CONTROL FACTOR, DO NOT PROPOSE ACTUALLY CARRY OUT.
4. DO NOT WISH INJFCT HIM IN REDSOX OPS OR ANY OTHER SEGMENT KUBAFK.
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BECAUSE THEY NOT THOROUGHLY CHECKED, SENT ‘DEGROEVE CABLE © ORDERING oe
“WIM RETURN CONGO oR BE FIRED. ©
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FOR HIN WiTH KUBARK, W SAID HE Now FEELS MIs. RETURN TO CONGO AISTAKES,
(STATION COULD NOT
_ AGREE MORE). HE ONLY ested To DO SOMETHING. :
3. W HAS BEEN IN SPORADIC corse HAS segment GIVEN
a STAT? ON ALL INFO HE couLD. WE FEEL W is SECURITY WazARD HERE AND WE
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“MIS WAY GET HIM OUT OF CONGO WITHOUT...”
“MAY EVENTUALLY “BE FORCED P
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“DUCK RESPONSIBILITY AND SECURITY IMPLICATIONS, .BEST ANSWER IF HE TO ~
“BE USED BY KUBARK HE SE USED.IN REDSOX OPS BUT LEOP QUESTIONS —
WHETHER HE SUFFICIEVTLY STABLE FOR ANY OPS WORK. ADVISE HOS IDEAS OR
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_BATEOF, , “NOVENBEREARLY, oecensen 1961) mies oy i 35694.
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“DATE ACQ,: . Q
’ APPRAISAL . : ‘ = FIELD REPORT NO.’ ;
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. (CONGOLESE, NATIONAL AR y
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SEEM To Be KNOWN IMMEDIATELY BY OTHERS. (SOURCE COMMENT: ‘PLANS
mR,
: MADE Tu LAUNCH MILITARY OPERATIONS AGATES ST°KATANGA APPEAR TO
BE KNOWN BY KATANGA FORCES ALYOST ‘ys ghloauy AS PLANS ARE MADE, ).
(FIELD COMMENT :, “SECURITY | us ‘UNKNOWN WITHIN THE CNA, THUS, IT
IS NOT SURPRISING THAT escort" INFORMATION GETS OUT, )
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DATE: 5 DECEMPER 1961 .
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REP SENT BY GoC 70 PURCHASE PLANES ie fuRces. v NOY ADNITS HO -
FUNDS. CURRENTLY AVAILABLE KE COLD yc BUT. SAYS HE COULD EXPLORE
AVAILABILITY PLANES. W ASKED IF 1£ aD OBJECTIONS TC GOC BUYING
> yaD TO BUY THEN SOMEWHERE ANDO
FIGHTER PLANES FRY CUBA. HE SAID Go | ne
4— HEARD PLANES AVAILABLE THERE. SALYACK TOLD v THIS DEFINITELY mo of
IDEAS | .
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( ova POSITION WITH coc, STATION ;
TRYING TAKE “SOxE ACTION 10 BUILS HI:
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1 (Des! 0n 29 Novaiiber 1961 UEROGUB tél. the undersigned that he felt hig
‘Position vis-a-vis the -Jongolese ‘“Governzent. way rapidly weakening. First, -
ST2OGUS -had-endorséd sénding. one 0° the advisors with théCongolese Air.
o Burope: to purchase planes. and later found wWIZaRu/4 waa at least .
gnizant of second GOS representative sent to-Surope on the game mission.
OGB:made vague references. to soma 20003000 Congdless Frinca of the -_
‘40,000,000 available for airplane purchases “going inté soneons’s pocket."
. WIHOGUE was incensed ‘at the move of the GOC in send 16 @ parallel mission
‘to Burope and not informing him of it. ‘He saw WIZARD/2 and asked about
‘this other mission. wWIZaRD/2 apparantly informed WIZARD/4 about ©
WIROGUS's visit and since then, for a period of the last five days,
wIZaRD/4 hes refused to see or talk to HIHOQUE. 4
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2. The GOC has also apparently proposed sending WIROGUE on an a
intelligence gatherinz mission to Katanga. WIOGUS asked if KUBARK were
' interested in this undertuking. We advised him strongly avainat this .
-move and added we hud no interest whatsoever in tha pro ject.
3. Wizews has also met the ODOATH representative and showed hin
the model submarine which was the Subject of ACLA-630. The ODCATH
representative evinced interast in thia model’ and through the ODUNIT
representative, whom iWIHOGUE has sean on several occasions and discussed . -
‘the problem of purchasing planes for tho GOS, the ODOATH representative
was aware that WIHOGUS has an Ordre de isaion signad by WIZARD/2 to. ~~
travel to PBPIMS. “He said for WIZOQUB to inform him when he was ready
to depart and he would arrange for wIRQGUE to contgot appropriate ODOATH
People in P3PRIKMB to discuss the model. :
4. WIROGUS a;proached GUTEMAN on November 24 ‘and SALVACK on November
29 with a réquest whethér he might be of use to KUBARK either in éfrica
or elsewhere in the worlds dnd that he would like to be taken’ back into
the fold. He ta obviously concerned about his position in the GOC at this
._ time’and feels with the diplozatic relations being established between —
‘Belgium and the GOC that his position will become increasingly wacker. To
reemphasize past assessments of WIiCGUE, he is far too disorganized an
individual to be an effective FI agent but would probably be useful where
action is required but detailed accurate reporting is not. The station
agrees with an early statement made concerning WIROGUB that he hag a
peculiar turn of mind which lends itself remarkably to nefarious and '
extra-legal- activities but would add that these activities should be of
an action types ;
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DEPT OF STATE TELEGRAM: NUMPER 1284
FROM: LEOPOLDVILLE:
"DATE: 22 NOVEMFER 1961
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
“SUPJECT: NONE GIVEN
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DEPT OF AIR FORCE INCOMING STAFF MESSAGE
NUMFER C=215 ° ; .
FROM: USAIRA LEOPOLDVILLE
DATE: 22 NOVEMRER 1961 | -
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
SUPJECT: | NONE GIVEN .
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.. REPORT CLASS CONF 106
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~ CONGO REPUBLC/KATANGA .
SUBJECT: LOCATION OF KATANGA AIR FORCE SAPP Magis
: 17 NOV-61 PADA. CONGO, LEOPOLOVILLES, IB NOV 61 |
SOURCE: EUROPEAN (F) WITH GOOD connec NSN -CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT. .
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“UBJECT - “LOCATION ¢ OF KATANGA. AIR Fomoesed ay ) ‘Nose rauin ATS DISTR, 20 NovemBER 1961
oe PLANES 7 Begtetore: :
“ “OunTRY ~ "REPUBLIC: OF- “CONGO
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* MLACE:& EREPUBL EC OF CONGO, . : : co
“WATE ACQ. ‘LEoPOLOvItte® “(8s NOVEMBER +1968):
__FIELD REPORT NO. ACL
rr KAF FOUGA JET 1s CURRENTLY BASED AT KOLWEZI.° HOWEVER THE
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MAJORITY OF KAF PLANES ARE NOW BASED AT KISEN E, LOCATED APPROXIMATELY :
7O KM EAST CF DILOLO, (SOURCE COMMENT
-FROM DEBRIEFING TRAVELLERS, SENDING OUJ“GROUND
STAINS INFORMATION OF KAF ~
TROLS, ETC, THE GOC: 9)
DOES NOT HAVE LIAISON INFORMAT JON excaart WITH UNOC,) “(FIELO COMMENT: oc
IN ADDITION TO THE FOUGA THE BULK’ OF KA’ AIRCRAFT PROBABLY CONSISTS
OF 5 DORNIER 28'S, 2 OR 3 Doves a ie ONE C-47,) IF-THE OC.
ACQUIRES PLANES AS IT 1S SEEKING J® 00, ONE OF THE FIRST TASKS ASSIGNED
WILL BE PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE MISSIONS OVER THE KATANGA TO DETERMINE .
THE LOCATION OF A FRRLOS, NUMBER OF PLANES ON THE FIELOS AND TO.
_ GATHER GENERAL Mi TARY INFORMATION, (FIELD COMMENT t OTHER SOURCES
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Logistic SUPPORT -AND” TO “ATTACK AIR FIELDS IN KATANGA. )
‘Be. FIELO DISSEM: “STATE ‘ARMY, NAVY. AIR: CINCLANT ;
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-_. the 8tatioa, per cotiversation vith GUEDIAB, for return. to Subject fe.
. 7 es 2. : Concerning the submarine discussed in paragraphs 3 through 5 |
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B. SHANSON NO LONGER EUROPE AND DO NOT WISH ENCOURAGE CONTACT. UNDER
PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCES» ;
C. COMPLSK MATTER ALL SALES REQUIRE OUYOKE APPROVAL WHICH NOT FORTH’
COMING UNLESS END USE CLEARLY FOR LEGITIMATE PURPOSES. GOC AIR FORCE
UTILIZATION WOULD NOT QUALIFY» . .
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a CLAIHED HE NOW CLOSE ADVISOR To WIZARD 4 BUT SAID TO MAINTAIN POSITION”
HE NEEDS KUBARK HEL?. REQUESTED ‘LE CP BRING HIS NANE INTO CONVERSATION ”
“WITH WIZARD 4 AND/OR OTKER WIZARDS AND REFER TO HIN AS OUTSTANDING
GERSAN CCiANDO TYPE DURING WORLD UAR IT. RE aLso ASKED THAT KUBARK,
PROVIDE Hitt ul TH SMALL ARCUST oF FUNDS vITH ‘WHICH JO MEET kz :PRESENTATI-
GAL CCSTS HIS J&S' AND PROVIDE SHALL SIFTS | FOR vaRTOUS MEMBERS 3 NELITARY
so “viTH WHOM HE IN | CONTACT. YW POINTED CIT HE HAS ACHIEVED postTicy WHICH |
KUBARK HOPED HE WOULD ACH HIEVE PRIOR: To. o TeRSTNATICN. COMMENTED HE |
» PREPARED DO ANYTHING POSS! se KELP ODYOXE SUT NEEDS AID PER ABOVE
agen WED . ae |
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Qe “AT 20 NOV. MEETING wv SAID HE HAD wusT ¢
: vet wear ones -
ALLEGED WIZARDS 2 2a tsi “SEND “HI “PEPRINE VITHIN NEXT FEWt pays TO"
ious MILITARY ALRCRAFT. WHEN QUESTIONED GN THIS SUBUECT HE “STATED
wizaro 2 TOLD Ki oF soviet OFFER oF PLANES. AND ‘INoIcATED HE vISHED i
Te estas P branes sLseuneRe 10: avors siise, Foscep BY PUBLIC oP INION TO
CHgySys)
; "0CEPT SOVIET. AID OFFER (SEE LEoP a ae MW CLANS: WIZARD 2 ADIITTED
IT wouLD BE pIFFrouLt FoR ate ‘TO CONTINUE REFUSING SOVIET OFFER FOR .
AY LENGTH OF TIME IF HE UNABLE os TAIN "PLANES IN WEST. VW ENPHASIZED
NEED FOR HIM TO- OBTAIN PLANES. ‘AND PILOTS SOCNE =ST IF ODYOKE WISHES, avOrD.,
HAVING vorp FILLED BY BLCO OR OTHER antl ODYOXE ‘FORCES. HE AGAIN URGED
KUBARK Put HIM IN covTaCtT SOONEST. WITH sunniscs GF ARAB DEVELOPHENT. pees
OULD TRY AND SEE suaNscy WHILE ON way TO
conP ORs: TION. INDICATED HE WV
O02 FRON PEPRIMES
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.- ALTHOUGH WU PROS ABLY HOPES: BUBASK WILL HELP HM SOLIDIFY HIS
- POSITION. BY. FINDING PLANES FOR HIN TO SJY oN BEHALF GOC, HE GAVE. IMP RE=
“/ SION HE BELIEVES opvc¢z HAS ONLY VERY SHORT TIME (MEASURED IN DAYS NOT
“YEEXS OR MCNTHS) TO MAKE DECISION TO AID G0C.. AS USUAL U°S VIEWS WERE
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ING SEPARATE CABLE ON SUBJECT.” ~~~
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.
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NO vovesa CF ICTALLY RESPCM SIBLE 70% HIS VELFARE, av MUST 35 = ASSUIIED, HE
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Local: - qutHoRs “48S. ALTHCUGH VE NO LONGER HAVE MORAL AgSPCUSTBILITY
By
FOR HINe IT WOULD BE DIFFICULT REFUSE ASSIST HIM SHOULD KE NEED HELP,
-ppaTICULARLY IF ALTERNATIVE WGULD BE FOR HIN TO DENOUNCE STATION” «|
“THUS, VIEW FACT HE HAS RETURNED TO CONGO AND IS IN POSITION
VHERESY NSE TCH INFLUENCE DE SVELOPHENT
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- STTUALSCN, LEG? REC Gi MENDS WE BS AUTHORIZED PROVIDE HIS SUK FuNCS
(NOT TO EXCEED 9,@c3 ECF PER HCNTHD FoR USE REPRESENTATION PU; 5P OSES.
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“Ae ‘AUTHORIZA ZATION PROVIDE W ¥ITH asoReseiTaTzC¥aL FUNDS as
mj succesteD ABOVE ow Monta TO MONTH BASIS.
Be “Hes “WistRUETECHs RE y covtact VITA suaisc “PER weP.
Ce INDICATION as TO wHETHER ODYCXE- WILLING PERAIT PRIVATE INDI- :
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IN ‘THIS: RESPECT vISH NOTE TaaT |
F PLANES NOT OBTAINABLE IN PEPRIS. GCS WILL ALMGST CE ERTAINLY, TURN
TO OTHER SOURCES, >
D. InDICATIC ON WHETHER HOS INTERESTED IN PROVIDING THIRD COUNTRY ©
aaTrounist 1 TO SsivE AS PILOTS OR OTHER PERSONNEL FoR CONGO ¢ AR FORCE.
6 WISH STRESS VW NCY ACTING AS AGENT GOC AND IS NOT A CONTROLLED
"RUBARK AGENT. HOYEVER, HE SZEXING GUIDANCE AND IF AID PRCVIDED BELIEVE
HE WOULD ATTEIPT FOLLOW DIREC TIONS UNLESS Su iCH H GUIDANCE ENDANGERED
KIS POSITION WITH GCC.
END OF Me Essace
C/S COMMENT: *WIRCGUE CCNTACTED SALVACX 15 NOV AND REGUESTES HE GE PUT IN CONTACT
WITH ROLAND C SWANSON CF, ARA2 COVELGPMENT CGRP.
office is -prohibited.
. Feprocucties oy other thar sss
14-0000
DEPT. « OF STATE OUTGOING | TELEGRAY, ‘NUNPER 874
TO: | AMEMPASSY LEOPOLDVILLE
DATE: 21 NOVEMFER 1961:
: ' CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL.
‘ SUFJECT: NONE GIVEN | Le me.
DEPT CF STATE. FILE" NUMPER: _ NONE-GIVEN :
WIROGUE “
SESE SEDATE PEAS EP SEUSS
DEPT OF STATE OUTGOING TELEGRAM NUMPER 881
TO: ANMEMPASSY LEOPOLDVILLE
DATE: 25 NOVEMPER 1961.
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
SUPJECT: NONE GIVEN -
of DEPT OF STATE FILE NUMPER: NONE GIVEN
WIROGUE
DEPT OF STATE OUTGOING TELEGRAY NUMFER 895,
TO: AMFEMPASSY LEOPOLDVILLE :
“DATE: 28 NOVEMPER 1961
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
’. SUPJECT: NONE GIVEN
a DEPT OF STATE FILE NUMBER: NONE GI*‘EN
: ; WIROGUE
14-0000
323.
So ROUTING.
16 Nov 61
DATE
“TO DIRECTOR :;
: FROM ' -LEQPOLOVILLE
KeFONs AF 7 (AF “COPY -suoTTeD® a15- ST) a |
INFO fe ci, c1/oPs, ci/oa, c1/Ps, FI, EE 4, of, s/¢ 2: RIOR ITY .
PRUE, iBT TREO GITE LEOP. 2441s.
“UPHILL z1BeT
te STAHL: wRRIVED LEoP 12 ‘NOV. “LANDING: DORNIER 27 aT ‘ooLo AIRPORT. oe
HE IMMEDIATELY ARRESTED so HELD 8 BY cevowmnen, wiovcan TRAINEES.”
ex AID HE THERE’ AND anRawceD STAHL RELEASE. _ THREE ADDaTT CAL
DORNIERS IN GERMANY TO BE GIFT TO goc. ALL ABOVE INFO FROM WIROGUE. |
ry
Be: HESTON, STAHL s REGULAR coNTUNT, Is “CURRENTLY ON” VACATION UNTIL oo m
ue
MID- DEC. .: station ‘DOES NoT. ‘WISH To ‘DROP ‘CONTACT “THAT LONG DURING
7 CRITICAL-PERIOD CONGO, _ REQUEST MUNI ARRANGE NEW CONTACT vane state =~
VISH CONE OR PHONE HESTON sean BETWEEN “1150 AND 1200 HOURS 22 Nov,
"ALTERNATE SaME.TINE 9 nos ASK FOR MR PEEL. PLEASE ADVISE i apove -
“ covraet twsTmMUCTIONS ACCEPTABLE. (FYI SALVACK vIL MAKE ‘couTacT WITHOUT
REVEALING TRUE NAME: OR "FUNCTION. > | |
END OF MESSAGE
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“BOCK ON ATaGRAFT VHICH 60 sivstio Tv SELECT, PLANES: VANTED.
OFS 2487 2388 WEROCUE.9
ey , og
2 Cod eve Sash * - . 7 \ Rea
ask
ae Lv | PRs Ff
iNCOIUS-
SECRET
Sy ad
VIERUGJE REPORTED | 9 NOV WIZARD 4. BISHES. PURCHA $i @ Sal3TOL
JERS ANY po<4 TRANSPORTS. ACTING alza Loaiea wraogue
J NARAUSERS ANDO 2 2.
‘ . -- cee
6:
ava
vIqosUE SAID GOO SENDING TO HEN TC ENGLAND ARRANGE PURCHASE
WHICH HUST BE SADE IN. TWO WEEKS, WIROGUE TO ore
WEARING CHA UNIF OSH, BEING SENT LULUABCSN kee
‘
y NOV FLZAKD 4 2 EHISTCL MARSUOERS
ec<4 AIRA VIaOcUE COC & ROGEE GOC EXNSLAND CNA LULYALGUNS
een .
[seed
Wi 2S
442, 774.
3477
325 | CLASSIFIE MESSAGE
"pate 9 nov 61 es _ { | Ene :
TO : pinector we
oe eee FROM _-LEOPOLOVILLE
ACTION car 3 (AF copy SLOTTED
INFO. 4 cop, C/oPp 4,
3 "Wee ft Clay eet, crt 2, ha 2, fifa,
"pet os a a
nN
: set Lech 230a("7 / 7 ¢y )-
|g TROGUE REPORTED 9 NOV VIZARD'4 “wishes Purchase 2 BRISTOL: °
. MARAUDERS ‘AND 2 DC-4 TRANSPORTS. ACTING alga’ LoaveD wIROGUE - * we
. 4 . . : . . : mt . a ro. , wv vO .
500K ON AIRCRAFT WHICH 4 600 STUDIED To ‘SELECT PLANES WANTED. . .
MIROG Uz sala coc ‘SENDING Tyo. MEN To ENGLAND ARRANGE PURCHASE.
, . . Lote b ne
ney
fl WATCH “uST BE WADE i TO -VEEKS. WIROGUE TO abou Toe
“ota
WEARING CNA UNIFORM, SEING SENT LULUABOURG’ TO “STUDY SITUATION.” .:
ENO OF MESSAGE
c/s covient: *WIROGUE sA10 GOC w - ieuTeR oo
ISHE
HIRE MERCENARY PILOTS AXD MECHANICS, © PURCHASE 10 ‘TO 12 LIGHT FIGHTER PLANES,
i Pe ay
. .
EDOANIICTIAN av ATHED THAN om. ISSEINGS ASFICE 1S PRONMIBITED. Cacy No. ,
Ast R 35977
i
vp erate yey see
DEPT OF STATE TELEGRAM NUMPER 1157
FROM: ~LEOPOLDVILLE
DATE: 9 NOVEMFER 1961 :
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
SUFJECT: NONE GIVEN
DEPT OF STATE FILE NUMPER: NONE GIVEN. .
WIROGUE
. a, . 7 oo, - | :
| 47 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE >
. 46 Lo, ve .
“O ..4 DIRECTOR
“ROM + LEOPOLOVILLE ~~
‘ACTION: = C/AF. 3 (AF COPY “SLOTTED. AT 1550-7 wv)
To NFO a” COP, ~¢oeD NW; ‘c/ta, C/cl, Cas 2, Cf ey Cir 1s 06, |
: : s/c’ 2 (sysreise o0/ 1)
PRITY DIR CITE LEOP ae SETAE 3
: St er ESS a ce i
RYBAT WIROGUE ° ;
a ~ ; ; - . : - ’ .
‘Ie WIROGUE CW) CAME TPELIDE LATE AFTERNOON 7 NOV, SINCE AIRAy 7
ASST ALR GONE, CALLED SALVACK, SAID GOC WISHES PURCHASE 19 roa”
LIGHT FIGHTER PLANES, HIRE MERCENARY PILOTS AND MECKANICS. ONE
PROSPECTIVE PILOT ALREADY INTERVIEWED. CW FORGOT NAME NATURALLY).
ASKED GUIDANCE WHAT TYPE PLANE GOC SHOULD BUY. WIZARD 4 WANTS ANSWER
“MORN 8 NOV. SALVACK ONLY ANSWERED HE NOT AIR OFFICER AND W-SHOULD TALK-
WITH ACTING AIRA, STOGNER, W SAID GOC HAS 1@3 MILLION SCF TO SPEND) 4
ON PLANES PI LOTS MECHANICS.
° -
2. WICLay REPORTED oc GENERAL STAPF IMPRESSED EFFICIENCY KATANGA ~
ARTY AND sisoussiNe HIRING MERCENART ES THEMSELVES,
3. DEFER HAS FOR DISSEHINATI ON OF ABOVE, INFO!
3
ING GOT HE RIN Cas
HE ursHes ¢ PASS UN.
END OF MESSAGE
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SEVEN NINE FOUR WASH °~
s Ee RET _ Bee aaa wa
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pity DIR, CITE LEOP 2388 CBETTELIEDS ina {i ? ya vo
RYBAT WIROGUE =~ a _ : oo hin. oS
r CHT ZEe
ST
XKNXX ZEA
. . oo? - .
‘le WIROQGUE cw) CAME TPELIDE LATE. AFTERNOON 7 Nov. SINCE AIRA,
ASST AIR - GONE, CALLED SALVACK. SAID GOC WISHES PURCHASE 10 To 12
wort FIGHTER PLANES, HIRE MERCENARY PILOTS AND MECHANICS. ONE
PROSPECTIVE PILOT ALREADY’ INTERVIEWED, - ew FoRGOoT NAME NATURALLY,
“ASKED GUIDANCE WHAT TYPE PLANE: Goc SHOULD BUY. “WIZARD 4 wants ‘ausven
10RN & Nov, SALYACK ONLY ANSWERED HE NOT AIR OFFICER AND Ww SHOULD TALK
WITH ACTING AIRS, STONER, ‘W SAID 6c HAS 182 MILLION BCF Ta SPEND
ON runes, pipiors HESMANICS,
: . . ,
2. WICLAY REPORTED soc CENERAL STAFF IMPRESSED SFFICLENCY KATANGA
SR4Y AND DIs> ussive HIRING 3 MERCENARIES THEMSELVES,
3. DEFER HAS FOR DISSENINATION OF ABOVE, INFORKING GPOTHER IN CASE
HE WISHES PASS UN. _ | pt
SECRET ae Sp tees
mee ~ . fee et - a . : tae Bovenber * |
- - - Bee eee elle eli Loe -
: ue fovesber LMI
Aadiees Passer 7 D 8755 Issued to Reiner, Gearges
;, lalases Passer # 58/1961 ‘Oddictel Passage Du Pool issued to
Reinert. ut
aleve hisiy ae ty Woon
dati om pebin BZ UsOGVE
spt Age
Glan
Berea 3677
. re ae eam TM
ig, Be Os Whee snye CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE _ __
“wt: | ARARAL .
ex. 3029 eS aie
paige. _—-20 Oct OL 1709.
lo: " . UROPOLIVILLE FREAURE MOCITCH mo ; L
From, DIRECTOR
. cite oR
NO DouBt: LEOP ADOPTG CoRRECS POST STCH AD yuST Lor GIVE
wIROGUE moo, Le cee
“Wacker. ANY ENCCURAGHIER? GR. WILE witb POR: ‘ALY fEEL-SUAGL sad - a
ACTIONS.
EMD CP MESSAGE
*RYDT
nr,
él ie i. ye 7 Lf
‘ C/AF/Ceieem “oftR, po
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_ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
INSTRUCTIONS
| Sect. 2. © on 1 back. Detach back _ :
‘d-forward to RID. . .{ If file no. aid title shown are not
proper, insert proper file no. ‘below |
2. De C front cover sheet, unless it
re it action taken er y and forward docucent to RID/aN.
2 eh ng preservation. . .
FROM PROPER FILE NO.
“TO: ALL ADORESSEES
* FILUIN SECTION | 1 108 acs. iF APPROPRIATE
COMMENT s
lroawarogr) INITIALS
aqceiveo
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[FIRE TITLE
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2o/- 233 “7
, DOCUMENT CATE fOOCUMENT NUMSER
DATE MICH CFILMED ‘ 1 .
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request = {
"USE PREVIOUS . on
6100“ Lainions SECRET | w
14-0000
DISPATCH STMGD AND NO.
CBs Ha Bee
Sou 8 to nT
MEADQUARTENS FILE NO.
tlie
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE “JUDGED. .
BY QUAURED HQ. DESK Oni
oe ester He SALVECE
to discuss ith hin,
nouse in Binza, a
& ALVA.
oT sted
suburb of Deopolcville.
i had two peciests.
forward. the two laisseza-praissez’s
.over to Dar and never got baci
he necds these (Socum sent.
a note strtin: cetly what
forward. 430UUE did and tt
cover attachment to this disn:
pst was to ask "Dan" to
JL states ine turned |
was quite emphatic that ~
ec that JlR0GUe write
é give it to hin to . ,
forwarded as a separate p
of aoone man .
onjunetion with
showed
ROGUL then
ne on which. }
a an engineer (identite iso a Conolese
Alp “orce advisor. He : 8 omarine would 1
be cupable ef sveeds up to 160 i:ilomes ners ér. hour on short
runs, and would have a cruising distance of OO kilometers. boot. °
The sodel, being urilt to 1/7 scale, ype oximarely half. ee’ [rs
teskhed, WIROGUE
clans fully when in
concerning all
comoleted, and, of course, Kas never
said he had discussed thia model and
heacauerters, and Uo made a
Geteils., SALY Seid thet (1) he was mot an engineer and
(2) wes in no s0sition to mate any 2€ or cor
All he cculd do was to rrszor: the model .
the vrocess of construction reoore that
ad of the Commnist
Wented to
cure Giet the ve
show the model,”
anyone SALVACK
rece no conmitnent
t srauid be noted
pefore to Stat
xoressed Tull
end i: * panion exolein
Wished to bring to .IRIG
resort the c>
never mentioned t Le ion
Slé@ Salvackh that neither nor nis companion
to anyone in Tne Comes concerning it up to
J ca od
the
is
suggests that
ecncernirs th
on exneriments,
nature of his f
-dcuerters guidance “i ‘
if Headeuarters is
attache be ovb inte
could mauct an
cone
26/28 BY 7:
DISFAICI SiiBcy AND AUNELA
ORAS PII A TC
- -f-—— ---CONTINUATION OF. _. on a
_ DISPATCH | mT
She Cone crossed tive Cary
zuccessf y vite of tie Perries
wiplowatic t pevel, but it involved
Ver sore than an hour with the demeivration
hes never fully
ty enter ‘the conzo, thousn
indulged in gome small
merely bisay: rec for a snort while
.. after mention ‘ need mecica] attention, tis
“(here are-many G9C--- -- 3-2 foe ee
Conivolese, Air |
advigory positions vacent, and for someone t2 obtain such a- . .
position with sny sort of cualifications is not too difficult.” oe ;
When a position.is vacuted it is seldom refilled, certainly
not quickly.) He has reiterated strongly at eacii of the three.
meetings SALVAC: has hac with him that he is willing. ta helo
PBPRI : y possible, ; .
. ob, vn rete
river from Sra
bein: closed
® prolonged Ai
authorities st
admitted ath
Knowing,
briberw.
7
. : . faster 1 saEVAck
19 October 1°61
Attachments: 1.) WIROs™T letter, USC
. Identity, Ua
Ri im
Listribution:
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COWeR ATT TO: FCLA+63077
: Ate #2
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Peter de GROLVE - vn rs —
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Atwachments #1 and #2
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PR ROMS og cesar or
“ACTION 1 char 3) (AF copy sLorTeD AT “159 « or ).
(2 INFO a RGB c/ea, ¢
; ahr (Sere oat} cf a » o/s 2, Cee 3, s/¢ 2,
SAID CONGOLESE AIR FORCE
te WIROGUE CONTACTED SALVACK 1 oct,
(CAF) CHIEF PIERROT Now PERYANENTLY USTED. ALSO SAID MALIERE
~ TOLD KIM CNA PLANS PUT 3 EUROPEAN: IN CHARGE CAF AND. CONSIDERING
“JHREE PERSONS FOR POSITION: COL STAMLy | WIROGUE AND CAPTAIN
PETER DE GROEVE, WHO ALSO car “ADVISER.
—
26 vIROGUE ASKED PBPRIME a AND INTEREST IN STAHL.
SALVACK SAID STAKL sadleeras AND PBPRIME VILLING SEE STAHL IN
rosttron, “SALVACK DENTED ANY ODYOXE CONTACT WITH STAHL hen THAN
THROUGH AIRA. | vrnooue sarD HE WILLING suPPoRt STAHL AS LCNG aS
. i : :
7 STAHL DID. NOT TRY UNDERMINE HIS. POSITION, ADDED HE THOUGHT HE
“cout GET STAHL THROWN OUT GF CCNGO IF ODYOKE SO WISHED,
SALV ACK TOLD vIROGUE oDvexe DcES NOT DESIRE THIS AND SAID SUCH
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<stEP NtGKT REBOUND AGAINS".
. 3, wIROGUE HET cuTHMAN ov STREET OUTSIDE.
a -WELEDE 7 7 ots, LEAVING: ‘coupanton ¢ WHOU uri ‘BELIEVES: To HAVE.
BEEN, DE. GROEVED “yrRocuE TOOK uranan ‘ASIDE AND STRESSED THAT :
coors OULD. HAV BETTER CONTROL oF CaF THROUGH HIM THAN THROUGH -
“stan, cana SIDESTEPPED J “ISSUE STRESSING ‘ODYGKE HAD NO -
bs
:
wi ROGUE Agar sat D
3
aan “INTEREST uwoeReuTTING WEST GERIANS OR STAHL.
ae IN. goo ‘POSETION AID OvroKE. AND ‘WILLING po So IF REQUESTED,
ae VIROGUE VISITED ATR 9 cot To prscuss SAME SUBJECT. AIRA
is DENIED ANY ODYOKE CONNECTION WITH STAHL BUT POINTED out STAHL VEST
"GERMAN AND PRO-VEST. THEREF ORF IN ODYOKE INTEREST To HAVE STAHL -
Natt ED CHIR CaF IF. GOC FAVORABLE HIS NOWINATE OV,
f Se WEROGUE SEEMS FEAR STAHL AND CONSIDERS STAHL THREAT TO HIS: wo
POSITION. cSTAHL WOULD. BE IN Good “POSITION CHECK - WIROGUE’S COVER STORT
——,
AnD EXPOSE HIM AS RESSION. WIROGUE.
IMPOSTER.) LEOP AND AIRA HAVE IMP
" vaNTs to oust STAHL. IF . ‘POSSIBLE AND wants PBPRIME, BACKING FOR ACTION.
6 ‘REQUEST ANY Hos GUIDANCE. ~~
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So ee ge ng a ne ee - PB OCT IST oe
+ HEMOZANDON FOR: Chief, Africa Division - 7
i ; “ aprenticy |: Mr. Daniel Niesciur, Room 2099, I Building a
i - FROM : Deputy Director of Security (Investigations
ed ; .and Qperstional Support) bs
ao : :
} SURISOT : ‘perrerceviit, David.
; H . #174 803
. J] . “
- 4 ,
n - .
a : Y. In response to your recent reguest, the Subject
. , ; _was escorted from Washington, D. C., to Frankfurt,, Germany,
a i _ . as described in the attached revert. A receist for .
: | xOney vassed to the Subject in Gernany is enclosed. It
: is also understood that Nr. Daniel NIZ3°IUR received written
, acknewlesement from the Subject for the receint of this Z
money at the time of nis departure from Washington, D. C.
H ; 2. Xo further action will be taxen in this matter ;:
unless rectested by you.
i RQ TSE DIRECTOR CF SECURITY:
: ;
Zo ftv fa Lol
‘Veter R, White
t
; :
" i 13 ceptenber 1961 ; oe
sched recaint
KEper dir. 233497
mn
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OFFICE OF SECURITY
SY; upport Division
EP oO QT .
. | R = rm i
| OF
| INVESTIGATION
- Ue data a the propery of the Ofer of Securny and
i “should be returned when ot hay served its putpase. He -
$ caiserce oc contents mint pot be disclosed cacepe eu CLA
: Headquarters Salt Oven succily concetned. This ma-
iE “aenul shall coe Se teptbaced iu any manner whinoever .
iy withour the Fewe approval af the Orfice of Secu
CONSISTING OF
_t{x2 REPORTS
wT Te vee em “gly 503" _ en ~— Oye : a sue 13 Sept. euber: 196) woe ~ —_ ° ~ : 7 _ _
GENERAL = oe 7 a . ;
et SEE gag Septenber 1961, the SUBJECT, David TZITCICHYEEL, and Case’ i
|
_ Officer Dan Hs wore ict by the reporting ogent at the Union Station fn
- Masbingtan, ‘D. Cs "&t"0900 hours." -At this time the case officer exe 9 Lok
rn - - ” The SUBJECT ana reporting agent departed Union Station, Washington, -
; . D.-C. vis Pennsylvania Railroad Train #174, whe Colonial, and arrived -
; . *. @t Trenton, Hew Jersey, at 1300 hours, 7 Septenber 1961. The :
: and reporting agent then proceeded via taxi-cab, Trenton, New Jersey, to.
MeGuire Air Force Base, Wrightstown, New. Jersey. :
; : The SUBJECT and reporting agent departed MeGutre Air Force Bese
: via Military Air Tronsport Service BKA 32 st 2000 hours and arrived in
1 ets Germany, at 0830 hours at the Rhein-Main Airport on 8 Septexber
os i . :
. After arrival at Rhein-Main Airport SUBJECT and the reporting agent ee net
proceeded vin taxiecab. to downtown Frankfurt. At this time the money ond ~ , l
- documents vere Given to SUBJECT. He executed a signed receipt for this’. 9:
matcrial which id attached to this report as Exhibit #l. After SUBJECT
received the documents and money he departed the company of the reporting
' agent atthe train station in Franicfurt, Germany. woe
“During the course of the trip to Germany SUBJECT stated that he would
posoibly repain in Germany for a few weeks and that he vas also contexplating
The reporting agent departed Frankfurt, Germany vie Pan Anerican
Airlines Flight #73 et 1400 hours, 11 September 1961, and arrived at
Washington, D. C. at 1930 hours, ii September 1961. .
; This flight covered a distance of approximately eight thousand miles .
and the flight tine was approxinately seventcen hours. - .
a faction concerning his ‘treatment during the past several months.
Attachment: Exhibit #1
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‘one. IESTSRC. HOKK CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
unit: G/aF /® a SECR:T
- ET: 3939 eee if.
‘pale: 22 Sept 1961 : oe S
jo. . ISOPOWVILLE BRAZZAYILIE.
“From, DIRECTOR -- oe
- CONF: C/AF 3
_ imo: cop, c/C1, C/FL 2, S/c 2°
~ LEOP (PRITY)
ROBAT/WIROGUS
‘REF: LEOP 20ne (es 33643)
1. ATTITUE AT TERJINATION ENTLR-LY TRCENDLY “AbD APPEARED HONESTLY -
PUZZLED AS TC WHY DROPPED. BELIEVE ve “iANLERING ABOUT LOOKING .FOR AN INTL
“JOB. NO INFO Oui ui?) PAYING NOW AND S HAS ENOUGH FUNDS” RETURN ON O&N. OTHER
wt DETATLS NOT. Lc DIATELY AVATLABLE.. .
2. GENERAL GUIDANCE IS THAT SINCE He WILL BE NOTHING Bur MISCHIEF IN AREA,
YOU oHOULD SUGCEST Hi LEAVE. THERS AXE 70 BE NO -FURTHUR FUN INVOLVED. GRIN AND
LOOK AWAY IF HE STAYBS IN VICINITY.
LHD OL -SSGACE
C/S COMMENT: “RE ZAPPLEY MEETING MITH WEROGJE 22 SEPT AND QUESTIONS RAISED. .
aryu/ealt ay, ns
“age yo
hi¢iulf Ue CSTE ftitoveh
AF/COPS : J LESTER C, HOUCK, C/AF/¥
AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
COOFDINATEN
RELEASING OFFICER
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. Pt/. PRET Z.
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“OM + LEOPOLOVILLE 2 Leger
‘CTICN far 3: tcpar TEMPO SLOTTED AT Ape 2 ste)
7 usiNG SAME NAME AS WHEN HERE BEF ORE.) DOES HE STILL HAVE FALSE PASSPORT
DIRECTOR
CO
” pRITY DIR CITE LEOP 2088
; rte Lecp 2068
RY BAT WI ROGUE,
a pai Si say
MEDIATE ACTICH . es ee _ a
ae “ZAPPLEY, WHEN aT “BEACH, HOTEL BRAZ AFTERNOON” 22 SEPT “SAW VIROGUE
GET OUT OF TAXI. yIROGUE GREETED ZAPPLEY SAYING HE ‘ceoRGE," , THEY oe
\ TALKED BRIEFLY OF HOW To CROSS RIVER WITH FERRIES CLOSED, VIROGUE ASKED”
IF BEST ‘To RETURN PARIS OR ENTER coNGo FROM (OTHER COUNTRIES. ¥IROGUE
“SAID HE STILL HAD PERMIT. ENTER AND LEAVE congo FROM MINISTRY © DEFENSE. - ree
ae THIS ‘RAISES Many QUESTION. WHAT was WIROGUE ATTITUDE oN
. ila naa
TERMINATION, ANY INFO & ¥KO PAYING WAY NOW? WHAT NANE AND PASSPORT - HE a
_ ee.
—
USING? | or HE. PLANS USE OLD PERMIT FROM NIN DEFENSE THEN HE ‘STILL
a
“EssuED BY KUBARK.: “WaEN DID HE LEAVE PBPRIME AND WHAT WAS | DESTINATION, :
POSSI BLE HE ON PAYROLL OTHER COUNTRY. OR POssEate HE WANTS BACK ON
" QUBARK, PAYROLL, REGUEST HOS VIEWS AND GULDANCE. "END co MESSAGE
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from sale of personal car against outstanding advercea, Sowever,
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DIR-4.9325) gave WIRIGUE a eredit of $1,051.60. In Jarvary 1961
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times 30,10 equals $31." leaving WIROGCE a credit of U. 3,.
$1,112.85. (See attachment),
3. SIXOGUE was paid hia June salary of $500 on 26 June and
also. his housing for duly ($250.00). (Station was notified on
1 duly, DIRAW8429 that WIROSLS was to return to PAFRIME). However,
July rental waa used in the final settlement of the lease for the
usual damagos claimed’ by local landlords and in lieu of 30 days
_termination notice. -Receipt forwarded under Youcher: 1153.
he Accountability in the amount or U.S. 2100.00 ts herewith
transferred to Headquartera Plus « credit of $1,112.65, Ag WIRQGEE
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for livi:g/traveling expenses Station did not subtract that ancunt
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Angela R, Gerricote
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2. Thysville certification by Juthman, h/w
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‘AGOCMPLIGH BUT PROSPECTS DDN. a . BY
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A; ALL SIX INSTRUCTORS C/2 AGREED FURNISH TO BE NON-BELGIAN
FRENCH SPEAKERS.
Be ATTEMPT RECRUIT FROM THIS GROUP ONE Git TWO WHO LOG.
IF RECRUITED AUTHGRIZE uP TO 800 DN PER MONTH AGENT
K coed OPERATION= -.
_. ALLY AS KOTUBE ASSETS.
SALARY WHILE IN CONGO. THIS IN ADDITION TO NORMAL SALARY INSTRUCTORS |
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General Informatica on UTROGUE/:
oo Ay Portinatit Bloprepitent tnforuntion:
3 Poowddny - Briest’ Ga. BAYCRO
-Flace of birth - dork, Geordia,, USSH
te ‘of ‘birth - 2 guly 1928"
‘Race Sin —
.. Religion - none: ,
“marital. status - Davoreed (vate and 2 ehildren =. one son and one daughter)
. citizenship - . Stateless
Education:
1922-2 Paris, Notre Dane, wncomp., change of tantly address
1925 ‘Paris, Lyeea Montrgne, uncoip.,. ehanse of fanily address
- 1925 Paris, Bcols Comme, UNCC: » chanse of family address —
oat, 1926 ‘ Viroflex, Lycee Hoche, uncaxp., expelled for pranks :
wb. “1926 Faris, Ecole Commule, weanp., change of address
. 1931 Paris-Yanves, Ecole Michelet, 6 mo camp, expelled for
inevdordinaticn |
1933-35 Chalon S. Marne Art et Metier, “ectnical Rngineering School,
. "attended one and ons half years ond expe lied
19%«37 «Faris, Ecole Brequet, Blectro-Engincering, attended one
year eamed first, half of Baccuularae in electro’
technology then expelled :
_ . 1930-39 «= Faris, School of Photography and Movies, trainct sa cine ©
Os. canera operator tcehnician, left after one and threo
. fourths of o two year course due to outbreak of HW IT
“ in Hoventer 99 ‘ ; . : ;
mauttary Eiotory:
Dec 1939 - parte, volunteered for French Foreign tegen
Jan 1940 - Tmis, North Africa, lst Cav. Reg. lst Squadron, 4th
Platoon oo
Feb a 190 - Sent to N.C.0. training course. ia legion, ‘pulled out to
' Looe . be ‘reasedgned to all-Georgian unit:
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Yar-Aug iaho - , Barcares, assigned in ‘Geoiigtda mit
‘Aug. igho - Paris, discharged at end. of. Franto/Gersan hostilities
_ Baple oymeat ‘History? -
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phe -'Paris, vdlumteered for vork: is Germany.
: Poelite, vor! worked for HIDRYER. WERK, for, ‘one year as installation
electrician -
nt Farts, self -etmloyea: at. photo: shop. Portrait: ‘phot ography :
Darlin, photographer of netals.for a- factory which ‘Produces.
electrodes’. ‘tor. welding:’ -‘inetriments :
Derlin, ‘aggenbly ‘Line worker ‘ ‘in Berlin! factory ‘Producing steel
‘ " eounendation froa’ factory’ | : :
3 yee. for avbaia i¢ ‘a dathent of cartridge cases |:
' Meugelhein, dri mechadies course. for. the ‘RaXK. (fat! rarty
Mgtorized: Corp.) Drdve ‘trucks during constmict ian Of .
Atlantic. wall by Germans. ©
1943 - Berlin; employed » with SCINUFOLIZE as traaslator ‘Preneh-Cemmsin
" language - .
\. 2946047 - Paria,’ exployed. by Architects’ “carne Ageociateda ag clestrical
installation” planner and constructor of ‘proto-type: .
model builder
1951-52 ~ Paris (in prisan), devised and. sold on the French mrket a
pocket automtic transit indicator. Received cash ;
settlement for this while in prison
1553 - Rion (in prison), devised and give to prieon administrator,
invention for mking cardboard doses. Devica wae built :
and used by prison aduinistrator |
- =. Dee 1955 to Apr 1956 - Gap, exployed by M.D. a3 X-ray machine main-
: - tenancs technician and operator ©
po 1955-57 - Gap, invented, patented and sold a calendar device to’ the
French commercial mrket _
1958 - Ambert, invented. and -patented a commercial advertising device,
: 7 . ~ photo-mechaniéal in nature, ‘Models buiit and cold to
a ee . . French advertising concerns
4 co, 1959-66 = U.3., devised anf passed drawings for two pieces of equip-
i oo, went for use in Project AEZSESTINEL
i : daly 1960 - U.9., -presently vorxing on a low-cost telephone angvering
device | .
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Oceupat tonal Specialities: 3
l - . Mechanical electrical engineering
: ‘Cine or portrait photography
Research and imnovation of lavor/cost saving devices
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' Innguages and Dialects:
French - mative
Germin < very good .
Georgian - fluent spoken; reading and writing good
. Faglish - speaking and vriting fuir; reading fluent . . ot
: Spanish -.specking and writing poor; rending ie . ; _ .
‘ : . Rus - POO oo ‘ ;
MP me, ~ Beperience in docunent: forgery.
Pe ' 1942 -Achen-Berlin, altered om donuiienta .
Be ‘19s2 = Berlin-Paris, ‘filled in Cermin travel bienk. forma. -Atérea Cry
re aoe -Germin authoriration stacp for travel forms. Made
a ae *. other. authentications stamps for other people interested
ce so in. travel across ‘German held territory .
1943-4) - Berhin, fabricated stamps and cachets for travel document's.
‘Used photo tectitques for ehnging and/or eging pictures
in doeents. Also reassexbled old false passports to
fora new ones, as well as counterfeited German finan-
efal vouchers. -
* Operat fonal Inforszat fon: :
i. Circunstances of Reertituent -
Tho agent was first contacted in October 1958 as a result of 4 lead
fron AEPALIDLE. Ye was recruited in April 1959 by the Frankfurt Station,
for a REDSOX operation. There had-been some ditficulty in the initial
‘.reeruitmont, since it. could nct be resolved as to whether or not he
"could work. amicably with another agent in the propose? operation. Af-
ter psychologicul assessments ‘end ICMLUSITR exmnination, it wes decided
_ to recruit subject. He was assigned the erypto AEASPIC. In April 1959
_ subject wes brought to the DOS, vin a HBRATIDCW flight. Subject was
trained in the AESEVTIUL project fora black mission into the USSR as a
member of a REDSOX tean. This project was postponed for a year. In
the Interim he ws assigned to TID, where he was emplcyed at.a covert
site, involving the cataloguing of specific informtica fron Enst
German Domnents, and developing and/or inproving tools and methods for
pleking locks: On 17 dime 2960, 14 was decided thet Project, AZSENTTXEL |
would not be carried out. Oh receipt of thia information S2/DOB en~
deavored to place subject elccvhere, where aie training vould be bene-
ficinl. The African Division expressed Lirerest and hid asreed to uti-
lize hia es a result of assegsments. During the period from the 21st .
of October until disratech, subject will be carried on QOA funds.
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i mn goités for forgery. He’ was not unduly hele by” the erininal fnvestie
i gatica “pranch of the “Police. Dut passed an .to the Gestapo. ‘Bubject. was
po a Sroagit to Berlin vhers he veo interroeted for several months st
¢ ; on _ 7’. Gmetéipo Headquarters. Later he‘vas tried end sentenced te death. For;
rs © Te . gone umvhoim reason be vas moved fron jet? ‘to Jail, -concontiesion camp to : :
. Joe - éoncent rat ion qa5l While jn prison he resorted vo a “rise de gaarre” Lt
| Gersins ‘his fathor had iavested 6 notor that could:rum .
ofteret £0 te iol ay cogoucte of the aa ws Cotas
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1 2 “tn 1989: zabject: “pated a Yank of 1,000,000 yee fee ate ascites :
: yas apprehanded and ahortly thoreefter codfessed, ASmpltoating subject.
| Subject was apprehended. while’attempting to cross tha Franco-Spanieh
an border. "He vas earitenced 20 ten years in Frise cf. vnioh be served
t only five, receiving parola for good behavior. | Upon: release in’ 1955, ho
a yaa ected on parole to Gap, Franca vhero bo worknd'as en erchitocts
4 D. fo our knoviodge there 18 no inftcstien thet subject 1s known to
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1. IN PRESENT poLiticat: FUR ‘gTaTION FEELS AIR eat: Dor. Dl -
“POSITION FOR SUBY REF “WOULD BE “qenuces aD rssigt SHORT-LIVED.
THERE ARE TWO POSITIONS LEOP WHERE 10 WO y oF NGGHLY USEFUL.
2. WICLAM PILOT DUE pepant LEG pine aE NEED REPLACE- . -
MENT. _ STATION REVISING WICL AM posted s TRecuLss 2 CHARTER BUSINESS
ESTABLISHED. HOWEVER THIS vaustkase? 1148. SECeND POSSIBILITY: PER
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Ry
SUBJ BE INTRODUCED Page ‘PEOPLE.
~ wrrogus susgesTiON.
as AIR FORCE LACKS PILOTS STATION
BELLEVES suBJ COULD EASILY MAKE SELF s INDISPENSTELE, ACHIEVING POSITICN
TEL oN MILTEASy SPOT, avd GATHER GINERAL INTEL
WHERES DE ABLE pRovIDE. IN
“FLYING AROUND CONGO. WOULD PREFER | yst SUBJ LATTER position WITH POSSIALE -
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THORY NAVIGATION, READING MANUALS CN SIDE TO STAY AHEAD.
. STILL CHIEF CAF BUT REFUSES TAKE ANY RESPONSIBILITY OR ACTION.
“ENTIRE CAF PROGRAM SLOWLY DISINTEGRATING, -
2. WIROGUE BELIEVES SHOULD PERSON CAPBALE TEACH FLYING APPEAR
Peweta he Ee
LEOP AND ESK FOR POSITION INSTRUCTOR CAF HS WOULD BE ‘IMMEDIATELY
"HIRED GSVIOUSLY KEY QUESTION IS WHETHER CAF CAPBABLE OF PAYING
3 SALARY
= END LIABLE To BE SLOW MAKING PAYMENT . THIS IS STILL OPENING
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: SUBJECT BELGIAN SIPORT OF CONGOLESE AIR FORCE
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oo" BABIA, AIDE TO GENERAL MOBUTU, AND ‘MAJOR PAUL ARNOLD PIERROT, CHIEF
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PAYING. FOR LARGE SHIPMENT OF CAF SUPPLIES. BABIA CONF i RMEO THAT LT.
cou MARLIERE, BELGIAN ADVISOR. TO MOBUTU. AND FORMER SENIOR FORCE PUBLIQUE
- ; OFFICER, PAID FOR THE SUPPLIES ON. BEHALF OF THE BELGIAN GOVERNMENT.
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Te “afteranaan, “rh reeeed pa tn Venzrawilio and hhdA waft
Yap fhe celayed KIM fliehr, (N07), Cinally leaving
a Pivine in Feankfurr ac HG00 phat nicht
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a io ranRingne ery “‘Teeday tmren | aula heya eorten a 07 Pilent om
‘t Menday nicht direct to Brieasi a. :On Poagdavy J tvett t enolavella fn :
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Jo viger to the Cancnlese Vir Poree. “Masjor Plerrott, comnander of the
eatin farce is youre, and ambitious. | f+ the. nrarent “tima. there ja. : ,
So rathing bor.@” che) ] and inetriuetara are teddy needed,. Thera ara | of
peearpiine ta Fierroth, A AT-A'a and 7 Peer Yotha-on order which
wil ‘wive then ea tata]: atrercth. of .9 of, gach. aircraft. . _ They. OXGE
tn nat AR total nf 20 ‘AnAeta {ntn training, “LT taltwed alone’ the cee
nes af a nackawe daaT an training but thie didants eink in, They
Vins? want to get atrertead and ta in to detail jatar. as you can we}?
navine | fhe envamnnent atrpuctyzre jin tha fanen, ‘49 very ahaky ann it.”
wil: he a lone rine before tre i, Sarre Taave and. thipes sattle
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. “ot mgse Af treinine. mecranic ana nd]ar nerannneal, ~ :
: _ ?. Air Porre nave trananortation af “nerronre) fran paint or hice
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ench ngvmant to made vitthin 20 Rava afton cjentne: ‘nepaemert.
4&, Tritiallv, 3% machanirc and 4% nitag trsrrenors widh fhe mired
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netianglityv
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maeraniae “ill rernaive &990,00 ap $459.00 nine pane, Filera wil
recaive §A70 0° br ative P]yins cay whlen fa firunaq iat S°O.00 for.
each 7S hours flown (they arnicineane milens will fle 95 Bonra cer
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a, aise 22 corm#soa on any atreraft whtch OASERD/2 -would te asted to
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B FHOB 9126 Sante 7 . : |
CONTRACT DRAFTED
i. CAuE EP/2 HIGHLY COOPERATIVE HEN LecP.
Cats NEVER “sTaNED DUE, FLUID poLitic cAL “srTust1Ov. 7
ar KAZADI goc MIN DEF ENSE RECALLED BY KALONJI TO SUD KASAL
ata Just WHEN CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS ‘BEGAN. © ADSULA IN ADDITION TO MIN
INTERIOR TOOK. OVER post DEF ENSE. Ala FORGE CCAP) DIRECTLY UNDER
DEF ENSE “BUT i APR a PIERROT, CHIE oo, LEFT LeoP FOR vEEK. “age
TURNED 17, APR WITH STATUS OF CAF IN GCC STKUCTURE VERY, UNCERTAIN.
FD MOBUTU AND ARMY.
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FROM 4 | FRANKFURT | apR iT 20uIZ 61s
" ACTION:
DIR: LE Aik Frat CITE FOB = a BN “AST oes SCis~<‘
L. “ etfs COMMENT : “ *CONCERNE D : NEGOTIATIONS wit,
“er Z1BET
_ CAVEEP/2 FOR CONTRACT TO SUPPLY: NON= -
REFS Ae LEP bie cain)
PBPRIVE PILOTS AND ‘MECHANICS FOR:
R
: _ DIR. 34146 (cur Tet Sb ian
- CONGOLESE A AIRFORCE ‘SCHOOL: IN coco ;
“CASEEP-2 | PHONED AT VIESBADEN HOME BY FOB STAFFER Asn.
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"RIEDER™ ON 14 “APRIL.
: “ME AGREED INFORM US VHEN CONTRACT SIGNED AND ON °-
FUTURE TRAVEL. 7 - Ho - Cats
ow 17 “APRIL CAJEEP-2 PHONED TO CONFIRN HE LEAVING FOR MIDDLE:
26
East. HAD HEARD NOTHING ABOUT CONTRACT BUT PRESUMES WILL BE SIGNED.
bs BEFORE KIS RETURN TO VIESBADEN | CIRCA 1 MAY.
“3. WOULD APPRECIATE “MORE DETAILS: ov REF B REQUEST FOR RECRUITMENT
: oF SELECTED CONGO JOB APPLICANTS. ADVISE. LANGUAGE CAPABILITY DESIRED
7 oR ‘SPECIFIC criTERtA FOR PROPOSED RECRUITMENT ATTEMPTS vITH
OBJECTIVES.
a °
~ GUIDANCE ON SALARY CCM™ ITHENTS AND. SoenatiONA
END .OF 7 ‘MESSA\
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ourusts. No SINGLE vtioarty uILLiNG 10 TAKE aeTio8 AND and oe
"BELGIANS OBVIOUS. ‘peo ‘CURRENT PROCRASTINATION. . a a _ 7 med
4. IF POSSIBLE mpLEtent GovTRACT VILL INF ORM IMMEDIATELY.
“IN PRESENT “SHUFFLE wIROGUE STILL CAF ADVISER BUT POSITION MUCK
“DEPENOTNG oN, peoREE or an
ee ueaneR THAN vaBN “Kazant MIN DeFENSE.
INTERFERENCE BY BELGIANS WIROGUE COULD ‘EASILY LOSE: POSITION.
ENO OF MESSAGE
Gf COMMENT Y SCONCERNED CAUEEP/2 NEGOTIATIONS«
OO PRODUCTION oY: ‘STH THAN TH ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED, Copy Nos
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WILL exAIN WIESBADEN UNTIL
\. * equeerre DEPARTED LEOP 12 APR.
Ch APRs HE THEN HAS BUSINESS MIDDLE EAST. INFORMED WOULD 3 CON-
-. TACTED IF CONTRACT SIGNED.
2. KALONUI RECALLED ACTING MIN DEFENSE KAZADI WHO LEFT FOR
SsuD. ¥ASAL 11 APR. ADOULA WHO ALREADY MIN INTERIOR NOW ALSO DEFENSE.
sal DISCUSSED contract WITH ILEO VHICK THEY FAVOR BUT HAVE NOT
"SIGNED. | AT Lenst paar | OF REASON IS FEAR ANY CONGOLESE MINISTER COMMIT
HIMSELF. TO positive ACTION. IF CONTRACT SIGNED BY 16 APR CABLE
NOTIFICATION TO CAJEEP/2 WILL SET IN. MOTION INPLEMENTATION oF CONTRACT.
3. FOR Has: - prspatcH roLLovs.:
Sean ee DD Tae We at Blac oped baler bas : . :
. cadet ar pest te Cee aD Baa SSE EE RE NC ros 0 Real
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41 APR 61.
APRN 20382 61 .
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TOs, 4 DIRECTOR
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IN 34307
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Pop ABLE HANDLE Pa 2 REF. CAJEEP-2 CAN CALL LHR. sutore,
FRANKFURT CIVILIAN 558433 DURING WORK HOURS AND IDENTIFY SELF aS
re NAME. REQUEST CAJEEP-2 ADDRESS oR TELEPHONE NUMBER GERMANY IF
PREFER covtact INITIATED BY FOB. | :
END OF MESSAGE
C/S COMMENT: REQUESTED FROB TO CONTACT CAJEEP/2 UPON RETURN WIES
MID" APRIL TO OSTAIN NAMES AND B10 DATA ON CANDIDATES FOR CONGO 408S.
SECRET
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oni.) Kes AFAG/2 SECRET
10 APRIL 1962
DATE":
from, DIRECTOR ee cep 7
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INFOS : Ee, C/Ee 3.8/0 2°"
nat 8
sai 116
- casner/2 (m=) ‘PRESENTLY . LEOP NEGOTIATING CONTRACT To SUPPLY
NOW-PBPRINE PILOTS: AND MECHANICS FOR CONGOLESE "ATRFORCE SCHOOL mW CONGO.
LEOP STATIGN POSING AS INTERESTED TTELIDB OFFICIALS IN CONTACT C/2 WEO NOT
on BuT PROBAGIN SHSPECTS o_O STK &TIoN MA
yw@ FORMALLY AWARE, KUBARK INVOLVERENI,
_en2 winnie KUBARK ire Re s7,
"REQUEST FROB costact 6/2 UPON RETURN WIESBADEN MID APRIL 70 OBTAIN WAHES
AKD BIO DATA ON CANDIDATES ‘FOR CONsO JOBS HITE CBJECT TH SOME CASES OF THEIR
RECRUITMENT AS KUBARK acmirs, IF LEAD TOE SUFFICIENT WOULD PREFER RECRUITMENTS
BE MADE BY FROB PRIOR TO THEIR DEPARTURE FOR Lz0P. EXTENT OF C/2 INVOLVEMENT
- + SHOULD BE KEPT MINTAUM. °
Be. FOR LEOPs : INFORM 6/2 contact WILL. BE MADE WTESPAIEN. Pe GRANTED aa
- 12 FEB '60 FOR SUCH CONTACTS. :
END OF HESSAGE.
NG orricees TESTER C. WOUCK, c/ae/a
BRONSON THEEDY, c/a cooroin
RELEASING orrices H . SECRET AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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unit: AF AS/2 6 SECRET. .
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Date: 10 APRIL 1962 aUCAl [o]
to. FAGB, GEGPULIWILIB = “INFO: ° FRANKFURT , Of} 22 cr
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END OF MESSAGE, !
ONSON THEEDY, C/AF eben
BR OH ? js 4a COORDINATING OFFICERS aK CG. HOUCK, c/ar/t ;
CELEASING OFFICER SECRET . AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
_ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. © Copy No.
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TROM & LEOPOLOVILLE “APR: 9 13382 61 .
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oe = “UN 33155
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te KANDOLO NINISTER TOs SIGN CONTRACT, DETAILS SETTLED BUT TYPICAL
.
CONGOLESE PROCRASTINATION« Swanson DELAYED DEPARTURE TWICE ‘BECAUSE
ul couTRACT NOT YET siaveD But 1s SEIT
ING 11 APR AS FIRY DEPARTURE WHETHER
CONTRACT SIGNED OR NOT. GCC INF ORYED.
HAVE NOT MENTIONED SUGGESTION PARA 3 REF TO SWANSON. MALTING
2.
. APPROVALs
3. WIROGUE REPORTED 9 APR STAHL EXPECTED ANY. DAY. IF POSSIBLE.
VILL ARRANGE THEY NOT MEET.
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4 CS COMMENT: *suGcESTED conagt BE. _ ESTABLISHED repos WIESBADEN.
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FROM 4 LEOPOLDVILLE ae APR 7 13012 61
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“INFO” 4 COP, C/CA, che Clee Hh EE "PRIORITY. os =
IN 32207
_ - SWANSON piscussed covTRacT viTd uiioc ACTING CHIEF. ath gobs POSROTTLS
; RE REF | LEOP 1140
PIEROTTI STATED UNOC POLICY TO GIVE FULL SUPPORT PIERROT AND CAF. AND
ve AS LONG AS NO BELGIANS” OR - PEPRINER’ “INVOLVED AS ADVISORS UNOC IN | FULL, ao vo!
“secoRD. _S¥ANSON WEETING | AMBASSADOR To CLEAR AIR ‘COMPLETELY: .
- oe END OF vESSAGE -
CS COMMENT: _#STATED STATION INF OAIMZ0 AMBASSADER THAT. SWANSON REP CF EUROFEAN.
SUBSIDIARY OF OF PEPRIVE PARENT COMPANY NOW iN LEQF NEGOIATING CONTRACT. WiTH CAF.
i
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: DIRECTOR
_ LEOPOLEWILES APR 6: 1921Z 61
cop, c/CA, cfc, c/Fi a oft 3 ‘s/¢ 2 oo
— PRIORITY
IN siTho
|| REF LEOP 1128 = os _ ae
on STATION: INFORKED AMBASSADOR THAT SWANSON REP OF EUROPEAN
~ suesrptaRy OF PBPRINE PARENT COMPANY NOW IN LEOP NEGOIATING CONTRACT
© AND KIND OF “DEAL ‘SADE, WITH oa
“ couTract. ae _ Ds oh ae
“uITH CAF. THIS PRESENTED aS DEAL ‘STRICTLY , BETWEEN oC AND
“coxpany WITH No MENTION KUBARK - “INTEREST, "AMBASSADOR “CONCERNED BE-
CAUSE NAY BE AGAINST 21 FEB RESOLUTION uN. Alt BASSADOR STATES CAN
oT APPROVE OR BACK SuANSON IF HE ‘DOES Not OBTAIN UNOC "APPROVAL OF
if ate eed
i L.
2. AMBASSADOR TOLD OUR “INTEREST ony AROUSED LAST COUPLE
DAYS WHEN SWANSON: APPEARED. WE INTERESTED. IN- wo INSTRUCTORS f ARE
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3. STATION INSTRUCTING SWANSCH CLEAR WITH UNOC BEFORE PRO-
ob
| °-CEEDING, “THCUGH SWANSGN PBPRIME NO OTHER PBPRIME CONNECTION SHOWS,
_.. SITUATION SUCH UNOC. DECISION THIS TINE UNCERTAIN AND ENTIRE OP MAY
"BE SHORT CIRCUITED.
A. - AMBASSADOR FEELS STRONGLY THIS MATTER TO POINT NE STATED -
“=. MIGHT HAVE-TO. REMAND SvANSON PASSPORT IF DEAL MADE WITHOUT UNOC AP-
-PROVAL . VIEW ABOVE, SUGGEST HaS NOT DISCUSS WITH STATE PENDING OUT-
COME SWANSON-UNOC ‘TALK. .
che Ce ee END OF MESSAGE
CS COMMENT: *SUGGESTED CONTACT BE ESTABLISHED FOR SWANSON WIESGADEN Sit 1oH WOULD”
EXPEDITE OBTAINING NAMES AND BIO DATA OF CANDIDATES. CCULD ALSO PRCVIDE
ACCESS TO CANDIDATES FOR POSS IBLE RECRUITMENT.
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. HERE PRECLUDES NEED. RE PARA a REF A WEROGUE REPORTS COL STAHL
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CANCELLED. ‘TRIP LEOP ast ; NOHENT FOR uNKWoWN REASON,
a a “eowtact viTH ‘suns DELAYED UNTIL REF a | RECEIVED. Lone
: “wypA Discuss! BETWEEN, virioguE AnD SUANSON, HELD 4 APR iti
IGHT pusiness
SALVACK as TPELIDE, REP. “bisoussi08 cEnTERED ON STRA
PAYHENTS, CONTRACTS, LIFE IN
‘DEAL CONCERNING rwstRve TRS NEEDED,
SURANCE, AVAILABILITY “woRKNa ccuorTrONs, ETC. procest sTUHBLING
-eLcxs Nov “ARE HETHOD SIGNING, ‘cotaacts “aND COST PLUS cunt ON SWAN
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IMMEDIATELY AND RE-
Pan “suaison statis HAS v0 PEOPLE READY
; “ MAINDER SOON: “ony us FRO ‘staTbaints ‘AND s}TUATION HE AVARE AT , -
. T STATION. CONCURS HE APPEARS DISCREET. ye
LEAST PEPRIME INTEREST bu
a SUGGEST CONTACT BE ESTABLISHED FOR SWANSON WIESBADEN WHICH WOULD EX ;
PEDITE ceTaINING NAMES AND BIO DATA OF CANDIDATES. “COULD ALSO PRO” Ce
VIDE access 70 CANDIDATES FOR POSSIBLE RECRUITHENT. SWANSON ETD *
th i, i - oo: . oo
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LESTEH C. HOUCK, C/aF/ WEST
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BRONSON TWELOY, C/2F
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ic REF Ae LEOP Ante, 22 376 ) 1 SWANSON’ UAWITTING ‘KUBARK RELATIONSHIP
Le °THIS’ CASE-BUT HAS "FULL SECURITY ~~
G5 ue TE CLEARANCE” AND: HAS BEEW. CONTACT. BARK
— -OrR 52696 s(O-T 7 aH) oe GERMANY “IN PAST."
le _ULROGUE RECEIVED CASLE FRO SWANSON LATE 2 APR GIVING ETA 3:
APR CABLE “STATES SANSGH STAYING BRAZ SINCE No VISA LEOP.,
¥IRGUGE REQUESTS STATIN i> Sf PRESENT AT WEETINGS BUT STATION
NEEDS KNOW DEGREE SWANSON SITTING AND CWER FOR STATION, REP BE
PRESENT, 1¥ -stnisax wuITaINe 1 THIS CcuLD BLOW OP. PLAN VIROGUE : at
CONTACT SWANSON 4 APR BRAZ.
2. FULLY RECOGNIZE DANGERS WEROGUE COVER IN GER¢ANY BUT WITH. |,
SILL REPS APPEARING IN LEc? ¥IROGUE AND COVER VILL.BE PUT TO TEST
yo ANYWAY. WISH t BAPHASIZE wIRo2UE DIRECTED GO EUROPE BY.CAF AND’ oe E
Stat IQN FEELS IT NECESSARY VIZCGUE OBEY FOR PROPER DEVELOPMENT
7 Loc) OPERATIONS.
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C. LEUP.. 1069 (at 25116) PARA 3
1. OUR FIRST. IVTEREST Chil. AIRFORCE Is TO SEE -THAT IT FILLED BY
. . AX
_BOW-BELGIANS.. “ALL TINGS BEING POS SIBLE WE-WOULD-ALSO LIKE/INTELL
PEEETRATION AND STILL HOPE BUR -TSIG BUT TH VIEW ‘PRIORITY WILL HOT DFTERFERE DIRECT . -
GERMAN CONTRIBUTION.
2, STHCE SWANSON UMNITTING (ALTHO PRCBABLY SUSPECTS KUSARK INTEREST) “You
WILL HAVE TO ENSURE VIA Xt PTACOUE/L TUT YU secrRESEIT'SD IN DISCUSSIONS. ASSUME od,
ROLE OF TPELIDE OFFICER ACSIGNED TO THIS TYPE TEVELCPMENTS ADEQUATE EXPLANATION ,
TO SWANSCN WHO REPCRIELLY BIECRGET. HTS COMPYSY CONFIRMED THAT A CABLE IN
FRENCH EAD BEEN SENT W/L Oi 22 MARCH AND Oe/NSCH PRESENTLY IN LEOP.
3. W/L NOT ORIGINALL y CHEE! FOR ROLE T1PS ME BAS ASSUNED. WE DEFINTTELY -
KOT WILLING PERMIT CIM FRES WUL IN EURCES VAKING CONTACTS A/O CONTRACTS AT
’ WELL. INDEED UNLESS A CLoLs ID HARD HAUE ‘5 iEPT ON HIM ES MAY LIKELY END UP
3 HARD HEADED 42D QUET AND
MORS OF é _LBILITY B Tis
REALIZE Co WILL uve @O 55 CH UIC TOES AND EQUALLY HARDHEADED Bur KE MUST HOT
BE ALLOWED TO GET GUT CF UD ALD OUR REMDinG fs HAR i WILL pESPSCT THIS
: COQROINATING OFFICERS
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ok. SINCE WPUILL, KIVOLVED WS CONFUSED AS 10 Wu PIERROT ASKING W/
CONTACT COL STASL, COL STSIN AXD UNIDENTIFIED GENERAL (PRESUMABLY UTILITY)
IN MIINICH'T0: DISCUSS-ARMS FOR CAP SINCE FER REF B COL STAHL NOW IN CONGO
. SUPPOSEDLY DISCUSSING SAME TOPIC UMLEBS ¥/1. UNAWARE ‘TRIS’ FACT AND TRYING
-. PLAY OWN
TO/ANGLE. Aus 10 Is HOTED THAT PER REF C PIERROT TOLD W/L “THEY I”
CONTACT COLONEL GERMANY WHO COULD CHECK INSTRUCTORS". ‘THIS MAY WELL BE a
UPHILL AND IF SO NAMES SWANSON IS PLANNING TO SUGGEST ARE BONA 30H FIDE
INSTRUCTORS WITHOUT INFERENCE UPSILL AKD WITHOUE KUBARK AFFILIATION. -
5. IN OUR VIEW W/L INVOLVEMENT WIT UPHILL PORTENDS DIFFICULTIES
“BOR HIM EVEN DISASTER IN OUR USE OF HIM SINCE AS YOU KCW W/L SoCuEITATION
”. PALE AND THIS AND HIS ALLEDGED MILITARY SERVICE IN GERMAN ARMY CAN EASILY
BE CHECKED BY UFHILL. . a .
6. DETSRMINATION POSSIBLE EXIT WIROGUE THIS CASE TO BE MADE AFTER WR” ca
INFORMED RESULTS SHANSGH/NIROGUE CCWERSATIONS. REPEAT THESE MUST BE MONTTORED
. END OF MESSAGE
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SECOND TASK TO CONTACT GERMAN OFFICERS
UNI DENT IF iED GERMAN GOMER aL MUNICH. HE 19 DISCUSS ARMS -FOR CAF INCLU NG.
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~eoL (FNU) STEIN AND UNI DENTLFT ED GERMAN GEN fon. nuNTCH. HE ¢PORFEON—
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eToven WE Ker Ty ACTUALY MAKE DEAL, TO PREVENT!
_ CPORFEGUGARBLED=wrLE-PORMARD) VLEAV ING THIS MATTER UPHILL, DOES HAS
WISH PROVIDE NAMES OTHER ARNS s OEALERS.
MAY BE DIFFICULT KEEP" VIROGUE LEOP IF KAZADI AND PLERROT oe a
“DETERMINED HE GO GERMANY
9, :
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ESTABLISHES DIRECT contact RIERROT THIS couLD EASILY. ‘unpeRcut NIROGUE
INFLUENCE.
wood: _ 3. ISH URGE IF. POSSIBLE RECRUIT AT. Least ONE Each ingowante _
AND FLYING INSTRUCTOR PRIGR TO amRLVAL LEOP, FULLY APPRECIATE. TIME FACTOR a
_ AND DESIRE PREEWPT ANY EFFORT ON ‘PART PIERROT To PROCURE INSTRUCTORS
"BY OTHER “CHANNELS. vIF. WIROGUE”) “AND SVANSON SETTLE. oN NAMES. “THERE Is
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“MAKE RECRUITMENT PITCH. ALTH OUCH CONGOLESE HAVE BIG IDEAS AND
HOPE NEED MORE INSTRUCTORS, THIS MAY NOT 32 CASE. IF VE RUSH IN ALL
2 NONKUBARK ASSETS WE may FIND OURSELVES WITH EXPENSIVE. OP |
OVER WHICH WE HAVE LITTLE CONTROL AND WHICH NIGHT PRODUCE LITTLE ':
: FOR KUBARK» : ee a
. a IF FEASIBLE suaGEsT HQS DELAY SWANSON TRIP AND HAVE HIM CASLE.
deen ob acres
. WIROGUE INH EDIATELY To MEET HIM IN EUROPE. ALSO, PLEASE ADVISE
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_ le ~ ASSuNE “REFS * CROSSED. AS OU NOTS SKANSON sxROUTE LOOP.
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- IN ANY ava WE DEFINITELY Dw NOT WANT WIRDGUE wanDsnNG Ti DO
EUROPE. . So . _
3. FOR TOEDIATE “FUTURE WISH ALL MEETINGS 1 TO BE IN AREA AND coneOLLD
BY KUBARK STAFF PERSONNEL.
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ts - AT NEETING 31 “MARCH vIROGUE REPORTED. PIERROT AND KAZADI | HAVE: wok
ORDERED HIS TRAVEL GERMANY TO “MAKE FINAL aaRaNCENENTS. FOR “HIRING
AND TRANSPORTATION RONGOLESE AIR FORCE (CAF) IstRUCTORS.
HE. SHOULD DEPART WEEK 3-7 APRIL VIA UAT AND CURRENTLY INTENDS TRAVEL
GENEVA THEN GERMANY. ‘LOCATION IN GERMANY DEPENDS | ON ARRANGEXENTS |
WITH SWANSON: FROM WHOM HE Has NOT YET HEARD AND WITH WHOM ARRANGEMENTS ”
must | BE ‘MADE BEFORE DEPARTURE. SWANSON CABLE NEEDED SOCNEST.
* WEROGUE TO ALSO MEET CAF CONTACT IN GERMANY WHOSE NAME ae
AND LOCATION STILL NOT KNOWN. WIROQUE BEING PRESSURED TO OBTAIN
THIS INFO. Be en
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. CLOSELY -GuIDED.
CENEVA AND GERNANY. CONTACT INSTRUCTIONS ; EXACT ITINERARY. .
\ WILL BE PROVIDED WHEN KNOWN, —
“secintty. ‘Has REaUESTED FULL uroance » FROM § sr1ON
“Y : : .
-_ security ‘SYSTEN “AND “SusststioNs suouLD BE BASED’ ov we “ROHAN: THO
GERMAN ARMY PATTERN Ww KEEPING VIROGUE COVER... . “REQUEST DISPATCH
reno
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ECTAR CABLES.
(1927093 : 7 KUBARK RELATIONSHIP
“EOP o537. (Im 15023) ee ee ‘SWA ISON" GH COMPANY AND. AT LEAST
_ SCE CE GERMAN INSTRUCTIONS RECRUITED
a. CR RECRUITASLE.
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| STATIONED ATESBADEN AND ACKB DEVELOP conP DS Suc CS IDIARY, , SA: NSOW
“UNatT KUBARK RELATION sEIP THIS CASE Bur HA" FULL SECURITE CLEARAIKE AND-
‘HAS BEEN Corracr ‘KUBARK GERMANY IN PAST, 7 =
2.. SuAISO! CORED HOME OFFICE HE PLUTON 4 ¥ISTD LEOP O/a 2 APR TO Discuss
FERSOM EE, TRAINDG SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS A:D co: TRACTS. VILL CAPIE ETA To
MmOGE/, ,
4. S¥A.so MILL HAVE LIST OF po: A PIDE ne DSTRUTORS wilcH Ip“ .
ACCEPTABLE, 70, FL:PAOT VILE co ¢ovco SOOST. “er oP mH GROUP WILL BS RECRUITED
MUBARK AGRISS SI0s TRE 700 SkORT. BUF AS “20 DOW ages POR Kone TSTRUCTORS -
02 POR REPLACE 2s OF FIRST GRUP RUCARK CA? cho TMECT ecRurep AGES THRO
MS4GIED 70 mn FREEMPR
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‘1 Sesued to subject- whic substantiate his. background egend- as a former
~ .Webmmacht : Captain. it. B gives particular. information: of entries’ on
the documents vhich ; you: ray ‘ee for briefing - subject.
sted that: these documents: be- returned to this office when
ra naeded. operationally. Please sign | and. return one. "COPY: of ‘the enclosed :
receipt for “authentication materiale.
“WALLACE P. JACCOMY.
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MOLITARY cshttricame %. a
; 1. Military Certificate Ansucd by. the: Sth ‘Gremidier tretntig Brigsde. (tiatzy)
» The degigeation . 0.U. Gn" | the Hebb bana’ “top corne: mans "Orteuiatetiunrt” F at ie
* he plage | of soue-vhich during vor time “etd not “aped fy a town’ or ‘area due to
security consideration. . It merely” neans ‘the place were the unit: was physically .
" statiionsd at the time the. aocuzent wes iasued. ‘The certificate states that Capt.
Georg Reine er, torn 23. July 1921 in Salzburg as loot his regular military pay -
Book ox 2 2.1944 en ‘account of eneny’ ection. ‘A bev. book has not yet. been issued. a Lo
SOLDBICE EASATZ,
2. the Soldbuch Ersatz (Pay took substitute). (a) Front Section (Solabuch-.
brestz) indicates that document wes iscued to Capt. Georg Reiner, born on 25.
July 1921 in Salzburg, his dog teg number is 214739, hig nearest of kin, his
fether ‘Frenz Reiner, Lives in Ealzburg, Stebenburgerctr. 2. to} The, fection -
(orden und Ebrenzei chen) indicates that he recetved a medal for having been | 7
wounded on 9.12.42. (c) The Section (Eeurlevbungen u uber flint Tage) shows that
It vas a convalescent leave watch
entitled hin to fre transportation. The lover portion of the same section sndieates
(Rubr) and ws veccineted. The other aide -
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a. Clothing record. . :
db. Issucnce of reticned shaving crean and scap. i
c. Nore of military unit to Walch be belonga.
3. It is weques ted that. subject sign éooment on spece Provised., {Soldbuch
Ersstz name over Rigenh2adige Unterschrift. } ; So
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jRE MLD APRIL FOS Cligs
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er “AND AT. LEAST SOHE ¢ OF GERIaN INSTRUCTORS RECRUITED OR RECRUITABLE. _
PREFER RECRUITMENT INSTRUCTORS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL CONGO,
2. WILL ADVISE DEVELOPMENTS AS THEY OCCUR.
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C/S COMMENT: *QUERIED DEVELOPMENTS BETWEEN MR. ROLAND Cc. SWANSON AND WIROGUE/t
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ULM! oraCIFIG FAOFOSLS, IKSTAUSTORS WILL 35 ever ai SIX EL mt STRAT.
2, PLS -DVISE TEVELOPMENTS.
EAD OF HEG2:08.
Tae c/s COMMENT: _*KAZADI. AND. CROWD PUSHING FOR 8YMEDIATE RESULTS ‘Ato TEND TO BLAME. wpe A one
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WIROGUE INFORMED BY PEERROT 27 MARCH CAF. SCHOOL WILL DEFINITELY wo
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"BEGIN 3 APRIL. AT SAME TIME ASKED IF HE COULD LEAVE Te EDEATELY a
FOR’ EUROPE TO GET INSTRUCTORS. AND AGAIN QUERTED FOR NANES OF PEOPLE
TO WGN. HE HaD WRITTEN. “HAS STILL NOT. ‘OBTAINED NAME OF GERNAN COL -
WHO 15 CONGOLESE CONTACT BUT CAF WILLING TO YPass:
2. WIROGUE VORRIED BECAUSE THUS FAR HE WAPABEEN ALL TALK AND NO?
\
RESULTS. - PRESSURES ON wiScoue FROM VIFLAT/3, ‘AgADT’ AND PIERROT : :
it
: GREATER ALL THE bane “g0C CLAIMED CaN GET yusTRUCTORS HERE WITHOUT
PASSPORTS. IF SOME NAMES SUPPLIED CaN STALL BUT WITHOUT ANY NAMES ;
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7 obtain a vaccination certificate normally required in many countries. 7
obtained the olank document from a travel agency who directed him to go and have proper. chokes
At ‘the suggestion of the travel agency he ||
GENERAL INFORIATION TO BE NOTED
SvJect ‘was issued the following ‘docunenta:
le ‘Austrian (ordinary) Passport Nr. $L6.226 in Vienna: at the main Passport
Office located in Wien I,” ‘Postgasse 9, which*is near the rain Post Office and also near
Sohhedenplatz. “AS: “Roted in the passport. entries, document was fasued in 1955 and was .
ain renewed. for another five ‘years. The lack of exit. .
; quent travel: ‘to Germany “and Berlin ts explained by the fact
5 se late 19 Be ‘Austrians eftering ‘Gemmary ‘no longer were Stamped in or
‘For: this reason, Subject an claim that be mide many ‘trips. to Germany ‘and back
“each tine. Fenaining. es. ‘Long..8 reeimonths: without: épécial; permits. “(Austrians | need -
rémain.more than three months at: oné time.) -
AS noted above, ‘that passpo port was first: issued by the-‘tain™ Passport. office, hovever,
the -reneval--was: obtained. ‘at oe *Bub- station, ‘Wien vy, Taubstimmengasse 11. This can
be explained by the’ fact that at that time subject : ‘lived ia that. part of Vienna after
he returned from- Berlin.
2. Austrian’ Drivers Perit:
This dociment was obtained in Vienna in 1956 and is valid for an indefinite
tine. “Section B, which-is not crossed out Indicates that he. is authorized to drive
’ ordinary private cars not “in excess of 3500 kg. - (No trucks etc.) Reverse. Left: hand .-
‘portion shows fee stamp df 6 schilling has been paid. Normally this section also .
indicates authority on’ "waich permit was issued, but since this'is his first permit no
such entry is made.
3. International Certificate of Vaccination: ; . we
When subject contemplated travel outside Europe, he felt it best to
He could heve.-
entries made for smallpox and yellow fever.
went to see Dr. Ladislaus-Tomsich, General Practit tioner, Wien IIT, Marokimnergesse 133.
This Doctor, had the hecessary vaccines for smallpox and yellow fever and he took both
vaccines on 12 November 1959. Smallpox vaccinations are generally valid for three years.
The yellow fever shots are-good for: 6 years.
4. Baptismal Certificate:
This document was. issued in Salzburg, the ‘place where subject was born.
. ‘During the war years. subject lost all his papers and so in 1954 he
returned to Salzburg to cbtain a ‘copy of his baptismal certificate Entries indicate
that certificate was Issued to Subject showing his, fathers naze as “Reiner, Franz,
catholic, Geologist having lived at time of subjects. birth in Salzburg, Siebenburgerstr.
“2, that his father was bom eon Oh. 4. 1899. in Vienna and that he was married in Vienna
on 23. 6. 1920.
Entries for his mother indicate her name as ‘Marta Anna, nee Niel tz,
catholic, born on 20 August 19C0 in Vienna.
The name of subjects God-Parent was valter Klenner, who also was a
catholic ana his profession was Engineer from Slazburg. The priest who performed the
baptism was Erich Igertz, Chaplain. The document tas dated 23 August 1954 in Salzburg-
Mullegs.
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For ‘pusinéss reasons in. accordance vith cover. legend, subject has: been
An and- “out. of Germany ever . since. 1955. By 1958 subject became interested in Beeking
i employnient’ ‘fn Berlin.. He Was ia? ‘contact with - the’ construction | fim of. “Arthur ‘Doll:
“ and’Son and after. cwrote to them “7. 58 he ireceived a reply that: this firm was
“willing: to give. him a Job as'‘an eng ‘Since he indicated in his letter to the fira |
that ‘he was ‘about to ‘come’ ‘to. Berlin anyway, the ‘fim of Dol1. suggested to hin that he
should ‘stop. gt their, office: and olen a formal work contract.:
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: TJoeument to write one fron entry 5 to & ; : .
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EXPLASATION .OF THE PASSPORT ENTRIES -
Inside front cover: Contains cachet indicating that Subject paid 20 Schilling
to obtain passport. : o :
'- ° PAGE.2:" ‘This pege containg Passport Serial "B" Nr. 546296. ‘The Dues Stamp of...
: .° 6 Schilling’ also indicates payment despite the fact that: the opposite .
‘page. shows~20 Schilling. This. 1s the normal ‘procedure: - The ink written
numbe® 1s. the accession ‘jumber of the ‘Passport office and the last two
numbers’ indicate thet the document was issued .in 1955. Further ‘entries |
- indfeate name ‘ana profession and nationality of bearer to be Austrian.
. PAGE 2: Entries’ on this page indicate the following:: Occupation és Engineer, -
“- that'he' was’ bom “in Salzburg'on 25 July 1921, his present place of ° --
residence is Vienna. “It is. further indicated that the shape of his .
“face is ‘Oval, his eyes brow’ and hair color broim. Special identifications
"marks indicate the. ‘tips on his thumb and’ index finger are missing. :
PAGE 3: This pédge shows the.picture of bearer including the dry seal for-
. ' authentication over the picture. Below is the space for subject to
seal and the Signature of the person who issued the document.
. PAGE &: This page indicates that the Passport is valid’ for. all countries of the —
world, thet it is velid until 25 “August 1960 and was issued in Vienna 7 .
On 26 August 1955. The last entry indicates that passport was renewed © ° 49.12.
until 24 August 1965 for such entry please see page 13. . mo,
PAGES These pages show various entry and exit cachets of simulated’ travel
5, 6, undertaken by subject. . (For further explanations see attached sheet
& 7: for travél.)- ; - ; :
PAGE 9: This entry is a residence pemit for West Berlin and valia for three. °°. |
months. (Austriens normally don't need a pemit for any stay in Germany
unless they stay more than three months.) This permit was obtained in - oo
West Berlin from Div. II Berlin Police. The fee paid was one DM, It. 2 :
Was invalidated when a new residence permit was obtained. :
PAGE 11: This page indicates @ second residence permit for Berlin which ves placed:
in the passport when the permit on page 9 expired. It was valideted fer
six months at this tine, and egain the fee was one DM. Valid froma 10 June
until 11 December 1960. . . ; nr
PAGE 13: This pege indicates that the Passport was revalidated-in Vienna at the
Police Station at Vienna-Wieden. -This Police Station is located at
. Taubstummengasse‘ 11, wien IV, and.is located west of the Schwarzenbderger
Park. Entry shows 6 Schilling fiscal stamp, but a payment of 10 Schilling
had to be made for revalidation. Document is valid until 2b August 1965.
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DATE: 11 MARCH 1961 .
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RKFERERCEs Your menorendim to Chief, Africa Division, ean aubject, dated
7 6 March 1961,: . ;
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vars requested in reference, end in accardance vith the term: of the |
, ‘focal annex. to project WIROQUS, there te attached: herevith § en’ n eekmovledganat -
of f the 4,000 received by the agent concerned. ,
2. Accordingly, it to requested that this amount, currently hanged to
the projoct 'a edvance eecount ag a reault of Bern T/a 217, be cleared and sot
_-Up in a-nemorandus account, -
” ‘THSOTORS M. PRANSEN . . . +
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1925 Parig Igeco Montarne
Paris Ecole Comumalc, uncosploted, chance
of fanily address
1925 vireflex lech wmeplcted, .
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1906 Faris Teslo Comnusile
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J rent ae . 2 yF course due to outbreak of
MWaIL in: Nowe. | of 19395,
. Mechanical Heetricel’ ‘gineering. ‘
. Cirie, or Portrait Fhotography am ,
Research and- irnevator of. carmereial- rebor/acnsy
. saving ‘devices, - a
Electro mechanical or ‘photograghical in nature. aa
” See paragrachs ‘bs 8, 9, 11, 12, ‘LD, Ww Lis
- of Ems Loyment History for “examples.
Se garters,
4 . : Military Services Dece 1939s Paris, volunteered for French Pore!gn Legion. :
: mF So Se Jan. 19405. Tunisia North Africa, in lst. Cav. Rage, oR
H . "-‘Zst-Squadren, ° hth platoon. ‘ . |
: Fab. 190 ~ gent to N.G,0. training course in Legion. — Tog
to, . a . pulled cut-to be reassigned to all-Ceorgian unit
: se : Mar.- Aug. 1940, Barcares. | Assigned in Georgian unit. .
i ; . Aug, 1940 - Perig. Discharged after the end of ¥ranco/Cernan
: . hostilities aa Private First Class. . 1
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: Loe an . . _ German <= gaod- .
i : . : ; English -- reads fluently, oe
in ; . ‘ writes fair, speaks fair —
a Spanish «=—eede ond,
. . apeaks & writes: poor : .
Russian -~ poor ; i :
Exp loyment Niatory: 1. 19h2 ‘paris Volunteered for work in Germany.
a . - _2,Poelitsy Worked for HIDRYER WERKE on contract for one ye
: Germany g installation electriclane .
; . ae - je 1942 parts Self-employed at photo shop. ¥ortrait | 7.
. : . photography. “ :
: _ : ee . 1942. Berlin. “P:otographer of metals for a factory which, ;
i / , produced electrodes for welcing ins trurenty sok
be 1942 -Berlin Assembly line worker in Berlin factory ' :
_ prodicing steel ammunition veltae i
Received commendation fron factory. :
director for labor saving device re oO
sianufact. of device for autons tpadjus tment: .
. : of cartridge cases. : “ °
5. 1942 Berlin Drivers mechanics course for the HSKK Bt
Hugelhein (Xeai Party Motorized corps). Drove trick - cS
; during construction of Atlantic wall by po
, Germanse '
SECRET Oe 7 |
"193 Berlin - Eaployed with SCHUPONIZEI as transla tor.
: * Franen-German langiizces
Te. 1316-7 Paris ‘Employed by Architects Carre Associated
oo Lo _ 7 as ‘electrical installation planner. end
Ss . ela t +o; CohstPuotor of prototype mocel’ builder, -
- ee : .. ° Earned roughly” 4 dollars an hour Ambrican scala
Dat teal op lie coniission Work extra. —~
Devised.and-sold on the french mirket. -a pocket
_autoratie transit indicator. Receivad cash ©
settlement for this, waile’ in. prison. — Sad
21953 In ‘prison °-.
; ':Deviged and cava to prison adaini strator
; Bo in Rion. :
Spe to . pan invention for maxing cardboard boxes. Device:
re oo . wag bullt and used ‘by prison administrator. }
10. Dees195S~. : :
“Apr .1956 Gap Ensloyed by M.D. as X-ray machitio maintenance
. technician and operator.
; —. 2. 19567. “Gap. Invented, patented -and gold a calendar device
Sst ty Coe, ss ne . - . to the French commercial market. |
a : 12.:1958 ‘ambert Invented end patented a commercial advertising
. ‘device, photo-mechanical in nature. . Models built
mo and gold ‘to French advertising concerns.
13.° 1959-60 U.S: Devised end passed drawings for ? pieces of
Sept-May equipment to be used for Project AZSENTINEL. .
196, U.S. At present Subject is Cevising : a low-cost’ telephone : Doo
July. answering dévico. we von .
Experience in- Forged Docunentst
May 1942 Achen,- Berlin “Falsified his om trevel Aoet ments by. use, of
aoe . . . pen to change elfective dates...) ”
1942 Berlin - Paris tilled in German travel blank formse < “Altered. :
_ 0 old German authorization stamp for travel forms. :
a oe . Tien mace other falsified stumps for other ee
: ' people interested in travel across Gernan-hold eS
. oe territory... cee 4
Ayh3-h. Berlin | - Constructed and used various falsified traven.. : : "
. documents stamps copied from old travel docu~ ; ,
.ments..for various people to travel throughout --”
oo. "Germany. Used certain photo techniques for
aa changin: and/or ageing pictures in documents. ° ~~
: At sama time Subject also reassembled - -
falsified old passporta to form. new ones ag
well as counterféited German financial
vouchers. |
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aticn, the ide:tity of which fa made clear ty the enclosod tvcrmofax -
| Oi,i6S. KG heaitate to write directly. to AD becsuse of the sansitive.
“BATU. eof the activity and, Bek tbst Seiopp pasa the {sferaation te
‘the interested persons. ‘Previous. cable traffic nse, inforced nead=
‘cuartera 3s to the genaral coniaét of tes fSsaoctal activity toad: tas.
. this Le cconcerasd uith the deteile. j
£4,000,00 deposited with Bar, Hern ; swis 175,213.95
Letter of Creait obtained fcr Reiner” ‘fo 12,000 00
comiseloa & expensed oe oo, 45D
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hae eteck no, 34035 p- rhape vere not _
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beter of Cratit returned by kefhuls to
| BEF, pussenuectly exneaiied. Feiatr aad
draw a-ainst L/g in ceop voléwil : e tv ;
j the axount of cwis 400.03, i/o eancelled ”
: fn ths scouab of 2-7 - se et eter ree 11,690,09 ;
i ne ee 16,013.30 -
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| Hoffale ami returned. 2, latter to GF with.
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to weopeldavilie a: for an; other related ex
. penges cmarged. osisnee Li a/e wili be affected accordingly.
2. A copy, exch, of two letiera deted 13 anc 14 Tecember 1760.
writ.en b, Kofnuis are. anclosed for infornati.n of Latereated persono.
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