DIVORCE) OF SWISS CHANCELLOR IN HAVANA, VAS MISTRESS OF BOTH
"CHE GUEVARA AND F, CONTINUES RELATIONS WITH F-DIP COLIMUNITY
GIVING HER COLD SHOULDER BUT D HAS TAKEN PAINS SE FRIENDLY, FOR
WHICH BOTH SHE AND F GRATEFUL. D SAYS CAN GAIN DIRECT ACCESS F
THROUGH & IN ANY EMERGENCY. Q DAUGHTER HIGH-RANKING PORTUGUESE
POLICE OFFICIAL. MOTHER IS NITA S. PAIS, RUA MOZAMBIQUE,
52-1-DTO LISBON. Q GAVE D LETTER TO MOTHER. HAVE OPENED, PHOTOED,
WILL POUCH. ROST TRACES Q.
4. GERMAN CAMADO-BLANCO) Y FERNANDEZ (201-784008) GAVE D MIN OF
FOREIGN TRADE ENVELOPE CONTAINING TWO LETTERS FOR LUIS AMADO-BLANCO
(201-276972). ALSO PHOTOED, WILL POUCH.
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5. D ON GOOD TERMS WITH ROLIO (XONTENEGRO) GUASP (M).
PREPARING REPORT. X-PAC SCHEDULED LEAVE HAVANA ONE HOUR AFTER D
FOR PRAGUE TO MEET MANUEL ("MANOLITO") (PEREZ) HERNANDEZ BEFORE
COMING ROME. ACCORDING HAVANA RUMOR M TO KEEP EYE ON RICARDO
(SUBIRANA) Y LOBO (281-333831), WILL BECOME DE FACTOCHIEF OF CUBEXB
TO QUIRINALE. D SUSPECTS M HAS CUIS TIES. ENERGETIC COMMY.
6. D ALSO ON GOOD TERAS WITH SAVERIO TUTINO (281-353393) WHO
GAVE HIM FOUR LETTERS WHICH COULD NOT SAFELY OPEN. POUCHING NAMES
ADDRESSEES. TUTINO TOLD DAMLASH/1 AND ANTRUNK/10 CERTAINLY
GUILTY. BUT F LETTER SUGGESTING CLEMENCY CAUSED RUMORS OF PRIOR
DEAL. ALSO MANY RUMORS STUDENTS CHALKED "VIVA A/1" AND "VIVA A/16"
ON WALLS BUT D DID NOT SEE. FOR TWO DAYS AFTER ARRESTS COC
PUT CONTROLS ON MANY KEY FIGURES.
7. BECAUSE PROTESTANT CLERICS INCUBA SUBJECT TO MIL DUTY,
HAVE PROIESTED RE DRAFT-EXEMPT STATUS CATHOLIC PRIESTS, WHOM GOC
MAY START DRAFTING. CESARE ZACCHI (201-753588) WORRIED GOC-VATICAN
RELATIONS MAY SUFFER.
8.. CUBAMB IN BELGIUM, GUSTAVO CARCOS) Y BERGNES PRESENTLY IN
2
SOME DISFAVOR IS ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE ANTI-REGIME REMARKS.
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B. PARI 8936 (1 71959)*
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1. FOR WAVE: PLS SEE PARA 15 OF REF A. MRS. A-9 FEARS THAT
AMTRUNK-9 WAS CAUGHT CARDENAS MATANZAS AREA 7 JAN MAY BE ALLAYED IF
SHE SHOWN ARTICLE MIAMI HERALD 9 JAN WHICH STATED FOUR PERSONS CAUGHT
WHILE ATTEMPTING LAND 7 JAN AND SEVEN OTHERS WIRE BEING SOUGHT DUE
ATTEMPT LAND. AS A-9 DEPARTED ON 21 DEC WITH ONLY TWO PERSONS SEEMS
UNLIKELY DID NOT ARRIVE BEFORE 7 JAN OR THAT HE IN GROUP REFERRED TO.

2. ALSO, CASTRO, CITED IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 29 JAN,
SAID ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO LANDED FIRST WEEK JAN AND ALMOST IMMEDIATELY
SPOTTED AND REPORTED TO AUTHORITIES BY CUBAN FARMERS. THUS SEEMS
LIKELY GROUP OF FOUR CAUGHT 7 JAN, AND SEVEN OTHERS SOUGHT, COULD BE
PART OF WHAT CASTRO CALLED THE 20-30 MAN GROUP INFILTRATING ON :
GUTIERREZ ORDERS.
FOR WAVE:
WISH
2
3. IF MRS. A-9 KNOWS NAMES OF A-9'S TWO CREWMEN, ADVISE SEARCH
VARIOUS
SI TRAFFIC SINCE NAMES/PERSONS CAUGHT DURING LANDING PERIOD AND
SHORTLY AFTER CITED THEREIN.
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NOT TRY LOCATE A-9 VIA MRS. GPIDEAL OR MEXI PRESIDENT UNTIL
AMLASH-1 AFTER RETURN CUBA ON 10 FEB HAS HAD TIME LOCATE A-9 VIA
AMTRUNK-10, AS CITED REF B. IF CASTRO'S SERVICES STILL UNAWARE
A-9 'S POSSIBLE PRESENCE CUBA, MRS. A-9'S ATTEMPTS LOCATE HIM MAY
ALERT THEM.
5. FOR PARI: SINCE A-9 MAY HAVE BEEN CAUGHT, PLS ASK AMLASH-1
TELL AMTRUNK-10 NOT TRY LOCATE A-9 VIA ANY OF FOLLOWING WEOM A-10
MAY KNOW: FISHERMAN CANDIDO DIAZ IN CARDENAS AREA; PEDRO BARBI
(OR BALBI) FEBLES, OWNER OF BATE MARINO RESTAURANT IN CARDENAS:
MARIO GIL GONZALEZ, DGI OFFICER HAVANA; JOSE VAZQUEZ NEREY AND THREE
UNNAMED OTHERS (TWO OF WHOM ACSI AGENTS) ALL HIDING IN HOME OF GLORIA
CABRERA IN HAVANA; ALSO, GLORIA CABREAR HERSELF, AS MRS. A-9 HOES
NOT TRUST HER SINCE GLORIA WITH REGIME UNTIL RECENTLY. MRS. A-9
LISTED ALL ABOVE AS A-9'S PROBABLE CONTACTS ON TRIP.
Home hile
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DESERRITIVEJYPIC YOBITE AMLASH MHAPRON

REF: PARI 8964 (IN 71838)
Bed For Autrich

1. ACCORDING ROME 2136 (IN 40005) SUBJ REF IS BUENAVENTURA
FRANCESCO (DELLUNDE) Y PUYANS, DPOB 12 DEC OS SANTIAGO CUBA. CREDIT
MANAGER ROME HILTON WITH WHOM ROME STATION IN INFREQUENT CONTACT
UNDER ODACID COVER. ASSESSED AS WILLING AID KUBARK BUT EXPERIENCE TO
DATE (MAR 64) INDICATED DOUBT THERE MUCH POTENTIAL PBRUMEN OPS VALUE.

2. ABOVE INFO CABLED IN RESPONSE FROB 7180 (IN 38061) WHICH
REQUESTED TRACES VENTURA F. DELLUNDE, CUBAN NATIONAL WHO ASSOCIATED
HILTON HOTEL ROME. SUBJ ABOUT 45 YEARS, FORMER VP CUBAN RAILROADS,
ALLEGEDLY WELL CONNECTED CUBAN EXILES EUROPE. FAMILY FORTUNE SEIZED
BY CASTRO GOVT, SUBJ FATHER DIED OF HEART ATTACK SHORTLY AFTER.
MARRIED, ONE CHILD, FAMILY IN ROME WITH SUBJ.

3. OIRA-39287 DESCRIBES 16 JAN 65 ROME MEETING WITH SUBJ, BUNCE,
GROWERY, DURING WHICH SUBJ PROVIDED OPS LEADS AND INFO. LEFT
KUBARKERS WITH EXCELLENT FIRST IMPRESSION.

4. NO OTHER HOS TRACES SUBJ REF.

5. DEFER TO ROME ANSWER 2
REMAINING QUESTIONS PARAS 1,2 REF.

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INFO VR. FILE, DCI, YICE DON, (Juspense -2), RI/ANDummy CS/RF

SECRET1423132
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DESENSITIZED IC YOBITE SHAPRON ANWORLD

15 JAN 65 IN 60147
1. 30 NOV 64 ADENIM 16 ACQUIRED FOLLOWING INFO FROM ARMANDס
(CARTINEZ) Y VIRELLESI

A.. MRA VERY ACTIVE AT PRESENT AND SUPPORTED BY AND COOPERATI
WITH KUBARK. OVERTIMON OF CASTRO WOULD TAKE PLACE ANY TIME AFTER JA. 55.
MANY IMPORTANT PEOPLE WITHIN COC ARE ENGAGED THIS CONSPIRACY. CUDANS
BEING INFILIRATED WITH HELP CASTRO'S OWN PEOPLE. LATTER ARS WAITING FOR
RIGHT TIME START INTERNAL REVOLT.

B. MARTINEZ TOLD BY MRR CONTACTS OT BE SURPRISED IF VERY
IMPORTANT PERSON IN CASTRO GOVT LEADS CUBAN UPRISING, NAME OF (FIU)
ALREJEIRAS WAS QUOTED AS EXAMPLE. (STA COMMENTS ALMEJEIRAS PROBABLY
FIENIO CALIEJEIRAS Y DELGADO, 201-250391).

C. MARTINEZ NEMEER MRR AND COORDINATOR FROM BANOS ΑΡΓΑ.
HE THROUCKLY DEBRIEFED ABOUT HIS KOULEDGE OF BANES AREA BY OTHER
MRR PERSONNEL.

2. MARTIZ SEATED HIS INFORMATION SOURCE IS TUTO (ALOHA), (ЭТА
COMMENT: ALOMA IS EPENESTO (ALOMA) SABAS, 201-297785, MTR MEMBER FROM

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DESERONIZEDYPIC AMLASH MHAPRON ANGABE

HEF: WAVE 7531 (IN 67600)

CONCUR ACTION PARA 3 REF.

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XPORTELA States Jwewlere who CONTACTED
Hin MIAMI Hotel EARLY FALL 64 BEHALF
AMLASH-1 AND APMWHIP-I.

WH/SA/EOB Katas
WH/SA/MOB Hún Win
WB/3 R. Pierre (telecon)
WE/5/C D. Wright (telecon)

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T/N: Rolando CUBELA Secades

POSITION: Medical Doctor, Cudte. Cuban Army
The Cardiovascular Department of Cudte. Fajardo
Hospital, Havana.

LOCATION: Havana, Cuba

COMMO: S/W system, agent sending - #15136 carbon
agent receiving - #56638 pills

ACC Address: agent sending

Uses true first name or any other first name to
AMWHIP/2 (whom he has known for number of years)

Business Address (Rome)
Cavaliere Hilton
Jewelry Shop
Monte Mario
Rome, Italy

or Business Address (Geneva)
12 Rue Crespin
Geneva, Switzerland.
(Note: AMWHIP/2's business address is same as
home: expects get office in Geneva this year.)

Upon receipt of any letter from agent in true
first name or frow unknown Cuban in Havana,
AMWHIP/2 will forward same immediately to AMWHIP/1'8
business address in New York City.

ACC. Addresses, agent receiving:

Srta Ernestina Acosta
Edif. #526, Apt. 8
Esquina Calles 25 y H.
Habana, Cuba
("Ene" subject's former
secretary #8 is top
floor Apt. tel 303865)

Return address on letters to Acosta:
Sr Jose Calderon
Palace Hotel
Madrid, Espana

(Emergency):
Virginia Secades
Calle 38 #122
Esquirna Avenida Zoologico
Alturas de Vedado
Havana. (Subject's mother)

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Letters to the Acosta signed "Pepe" will
contain S/W; letters to the Acosta address
signed "Luis" will be written on S/W carbon
and indicate resupply of S/W material.

NOTE: Subject can receive or send S/W messages
using the AMTHUNK/10 S/W System.

NOTE: Emergency commo: if contact cannot be
made through above systems, AMWHIP/1 in NYC
can probably arrange a means of contacting subject.

C/O: Wainwright (Formerly)
SANCHEZ

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REFS A. WAVE 6745 (IN 53500)
B. WAVE 6877 (IN 55776)
C. DIR 75796
D. WAVE 6895 (IN 56288)
Dia 7897/195SNO62255
197AN65

1. SINCE FORWARDING REF D WAVE PRESSED INVESTIGATION SPONSORSHIP
AMTRUNK-9 TRIP. FROM STATEMENTS MADE BY WIFE ANTRUNK-9 TO AMICE-14
AND IDEN A, STATEMENTS FROM A-9 DIRECTLY TO IDEN A AND WRITTEN NOTE
FROM AMFAUNA-3 TO A-9, THERE SUBSTANTIAL CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
INDICATE ACSI INVOLVEMENT. ON OTHER HAND, ON 15 JAN COS RCVD
CATEGORICAL DENIAL BY IDEN B, ACTING CO ACSI WAVE AREA, THAT
ACSI OFFICIALLY PARTICIPATING IN ANY WAY AMTRUNK-9 INFIL. IDEN B
DID NOT EXCLUDE POSSIBILITY INSUBORDINATION OR MISREPRESENTATION ON
PART AMFAUNA-3 AND/OR AGENT HANDLER "TORRES." "JORGE" (SEE PARA 2
REF B) HAS SINCE IDENTIFIED HIMSELF TO MRS. A-9 AS "TORRES"
WHICH SAME PSEUDO UNDER WHICH ACSI IDENTIFIED AGENT HANDLER IN
CHARGE PRELIM DEBRIEFING A-9 RE FORMER ACSI SOURCE JOSE VASQUEZ
HEREY.

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2. AFTER "TORRES" UNANNOUNCED VISIT HOME A-9 13 JAN, WIFE A-9
NOTED LICENSE PLATE NUMBER OF "TORRES" AUTOMOBILE. PREFIX "680"
THIS LICENSE IDENTIFIED AS PLATE BLOCKED AT STATE CAPITAL LEVEL FOR
COVERT USE ODYOKE.

3. DESPITE PRING AND DIRECT ACCUSATION BY MRS. A-9, NEITHER
AMFAUNA-3 NOR "TORRES" ADMITTED TO HER FUNDS FOR A-9 TRIP CAME FROM
"PENTAGON" WHICH AMFAUNA-3 TOLD MRS. A-9 "TORRES" REPRESENTS.
IN RECENT VISITS, A-3 AND "TORRES" ATTEMPTED CONVINCE MRS. A-9
THEY NOT INVOLVED A-9 TRIP. MRS. A-9 FIRMLY BELIEVES A-3 PAYMASTER
FOR FUNDS PROVIDED BY "TORRES" THROUGH PARENT ORGANIZATION.

4. AMFAUNA-3 CLAIMS RAISED MONEY FROM FRIENDS BUT MRS. A-9
MAINTAINS SHE OVERHEARD CONVERSATION BETWEEN A-9 AND "TORRES"
IN WHICH "TORRES" TOLD A-9 HE COULD NOT SUPPORT HIM DIRECTLY BUT
COULD PROVIDE FUNDS WHICH A-9 COULD USE TO PREPARE TRIP.
AMTRUNK-9 TOLD IDEN A AMFAUNA-3 PROVIDED FUNDS FOR HIS TRIP WHICH
STATEMENT ALSO SUPPORTED BY MRS. A-9. MRS. A-9 HAS NOTE SHE CLAIMS
WRITTEN BY AMFAUNA-3 TO A-9 WHERE A-3 MENTIONS SUM $580 FOR A-9
USE BEGIN PREPARATIONS FOR TRIP. THE NOTE (WAVE HAS COPY) INDICATED
ADDITIONAL $200 FORTHCOMING.

5. 7 JAN WIFE A-9 VISITED BY AMFAUNA-3 AND "TORRES". GIVING
FALSE SOURCE, MRS. A-9 STATED SHE HEARD AMTRUNK-15 ARRESTED AND
HE WORRIED BECAUSE A-9 PLANNED CONTACT HIM. AMFAUNA-3 BROKE
INTO CONVERSATION TO SAY "WE" PLANNED ENTIRE OP AND IT NOT TRUE
A-9 PLANNED CONTACT A-15. "TORRES" MADE NO COMMENT AT A-3'S
USE PRONOUN "WE".

6. 13 JAN VISIT IN WHICH "TORRES" CAM ALONE (SEE PARA 2),

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MRS. A-9 MADE TWO SPECIFIC PROPOSALS TO HIM. SHE ASKED THAT SHOULD
WORD BE RCVD FROM A-9 THAT HE HIDING OUT, "TORRES' ORGANIZATION"
SEND BOAT RESCUE HIM. OTHER REQUEST WAS IF DEFINITE CONFIRMATION A-9
CAPTURED, "TORRES' ORGANIZATION" NEGOTIATE HIS RELEASE THRU DIP
CHANNELS. "TORRES" TOLD MRS. A-3 HE WOULD CONSULT HIS ORGANIZATION
RE ABOVE.

7. FUNDS EXPENDED A-9 TRIP ESTIMATED CONSERVATIVELY APPROX
$1450 INCLUDING $788 MENTIONED PARA 4 ABOVE; $200 EACH TO TWO FISHERMEN
WHICH MRS. A-9 CLAIMS HER HUSBAND PAID; 50 GAL FUEL TANK AMTRUNX-S
BOAT ESTIMATED $130; $41.00 REPAIR OUTBOARD MOTOR (A-9 HAD SHOWN THIS
RECEIPT TO IDEN A); AND $100 GIVEN MRS. A-9 BY A-3. ACCORDING MRS.
A-9 BILK OF $700 SPEND FOR FUEL, FOOD FOR ONE WEK AND OP ITEMS
PURCHASED LOCAL ARMY/NAVY STORE. A-3 SUPPLIED ONE M-1 RIFLE AND ONE
M-1 CARBINE BUT MRS. A-9 BELIEVES A-9 BOUGHT AMMO.

8. EARLIER ASSUMPTION BY MRS. A-9 OF KUBARK SPONSORSHIP APPARENTLY
LAYED BY AMICE-14 REPEATED DENIALS OF KUBARK-BACKED. NEITHER
A-3 OR "TORRES" CLAIMED KUBARK CONNECTION BUT MRS. A-9
ORIGINALLY ASSUMED IT FROM A-9 PREVIOUS KUBARK AFFILIATION. ALSO
VARIANCE BETWEEN STORY A-9 TOLD IDEN A AND MRS. A-9 STATEMENT RE TRIP
SPONSORSHIP. A-9 TOLD IDEN A FUNDS PROVIDED BY A-3 THRU KUBARK
WHILE MRS. A-9 MAINTAINS A-9 TOLD HER BOTH A-3 AND "TORRES" WORKED
FOR "PENTAGON".

9. BOTH WAVE AND ACSI PRESSING INVESTIGATION. WAVE SUPPLYING
PERTINENT CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE AND ACSI SUPPLYING PHOTO OF
AGENT HANDLER "TORRES".
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TO DEPUTY CHIEF, WH/SA

FROM CHIEF OF STATION, JMHAVE SUBFYPIC/AMTRUNK/MHAPRON OPERATIONAL

TRANSMITTAL OF COPY OF MEMO REGARDING AMTRUNK-9 INFIL WHICH ACTION REQUIRED REFERENPASSED TO ACSI 19 JANUARY 1965

FYI

A. WAVE-7247
B. WAVE-7248

1. TRANSMITTED UNDER SEPARATE COVER VIA FLEXOWRITER IS A COPY OF THE WAVE MEMO TO ACSI AS PRESENTED TO ACSI ON 19 JANUARY 1965.

2. THE 'CAS SOURCE MENTIONED THROUGHOUT THE MEMORANDUM IS AMICE-14. THE SUB-SOURCE IN PARAGRAPHS 11 THROUGH 14 AND THE SUB-SOURCE IN PARAGRAPH 24 ARE THE SAME PERSON, IDEN A OF REFS.

3. LATER DEVELOPMENTS SINCE THE PASSING OF THIS MEMORANDUM ARE THAT BOTH THE WIFE OF AMTRUNK-9 AND AMICE-14 HAVE IDENTIFIED "JORGE AND TORRES AS THE SAME PERSON FROM A PHOTOGRAPH PRO- PROVIDED BY ACSI AND, PER PARAGRAPH 27, THAT THE WIFE OF AMTRUNK-9 /WHO NOW BELIEVES HER HUSBAND TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN PRISONER/ IS EXERTING PRESSURE UPON ACSI FOR ODYOKE TO NEGOTIATE THROUGH DIPLO- MATIC CHANNELS FOR HER HUSBAND'S RELEASE. REPORTEDLY, THE WIFE OF AMTRUNK-9 HAS ASKED FOR AND RECEIVED PERMISSION FROM TORRES TO WRITE A LETTER TO THE WIFE OF GPIDEAL PLEADING HER HUSBAND'S CASE.

ANDREW K. REUTEMAN

ATTACHMENT - USC WAVE MEMO TO ACSI DATED 19 JAN 65

DISTRIBUTION BY TAPE 3-DC/WH/SA W/ATT

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MEMORANDUM FOR ACSI, MIAMI

SUBJECT
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INFILTRATION INTO CUBA BY MODESTO ORLANDO CRCZCO BASULTO

1. AT ABOUT 1800 HOURS, 29 DECEMBER 1964, MRS. JOSEFINA LOPEZ ANGULO DE OROZCC, WIFE OF MODESTO CRLANDO ORCZCO BASULTO AKA "ВЕВО", TELEPHONED A CAS SOURCE WHO HAS BEEN FRIENDLY WITH GROZCO FOR SEVERAL YEARS. MRS. OROZCO ASKED THE CAS SCURCE TO VISIT HER AT HER HOME THAT EVENING.

2. THE CAS SOURCE ARRIVED LATER THAT EVENING. MRS. OROZCO ASKED THE CAS SOURCE IF HE KNEW THAT HER HUSBAND HAD LEFT FOR CUBA. CAS SOURCE REPLIED THAT HE HAD HEARD RUMORS TO THAT EFFECT. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE WAS VERY WORRIED ABOUT HER HUSBAND BECAUSE SHE HAD NOT HEARD A WORD FROM OR ABOUT HIM SINCE HE LEFT WIΓΗ 2 OTHERS 8 DAYS PREVICUSLY, ON 21 DECEMBER 1964. OROZCO HAD PLANNED TO RETURN IN A WEEK. MRS. OROZCO ASKED CAS SOURCE TO TRY TO FIND OUT SOMETHING ABOUT CROZCO THROUGH HIS FRIENDS IN CUBA. CAS SOURCE SAID THAT HE WOULD TRY SINCE HER HUSBAND HAD BEEN A GOOD FRIEND OF HIS BUT THAT HE WOULD NEED SOME CETAILS OF THE PROPOSED TRIP TO HELP HIM IN HIS INVESTIGATIONS.

3. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT HER HUSBAND HAD GONE INTO CUBA TO RESCUE JOSE VASQUEZ NEREY AND 3 OTHERS WHO WERE HIDING IN THE HOME OF AWOMAN NAMED GLORIA CABRERA WHO LIVED AT NO.72 27TH STREET BETWEEN **N' AND '0", ΑΡΓ. 3, VEDADO, HAVANA. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT THE ADDRESS HAD BEEN GIVEN TO OROZCO BY HORTENSIA ORIZONDO MENESES /ACSI SCURCE NO. 180/. MRS. OROZCO ADDED THAT BOTH SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAD KNOWN GLORIA CABRERA IN THE SIERRA MAESTRAS AND THAT SHE/MRS. CROZCO/ DID NOT TRUST HER BECAUSE SHE HAD BEEN COMPLETELY WITH THE REGIME UNTIL ONLY A FEW MONTHS AGO".

4. MRS. OROZCO TOLD CAS SOURCE THAT HER HUSBAND HAD BEEN VISITED ABOUT FIVE TIMES BETWEEN MID-NOVEMBER AND MID-DECEMBER 1964 BY A PUERTO RICAN WHO IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS "JORGE". IT WAS "JORGE, ACCORDING TO MRS. OROZCO, WHO TOLD HER HUSBAND OF THE PLIGHT OF JOSE VASQUEZ NEREY. DURING THE SECOND OR THIRD MEETING, "JORGE MENTIONED THE NAME OF HORTENSIA", LATER IDENTIFIED AS HORTENSIA ORIZONDO MENESES, AND, AGAIN ACCORDING TO MRS. CROZCC, ORIZONDO WAS FROM THAT TIME OROZCO'S CONTACT IN THE VASQUEZ AFFAIR. ALTHOUGH JORGE DID NOT AT ANY TIME REPRESENT HIMSELF AS CIA, MRS. OROZCO ASSUMED THAT HE WAS SENT BY CIA. THIS ASSUMPTION SHE PASSED ON TO CAS SOURCE. "JORGE NEVER IDENTIFIED THE ORGANIZA- TION WHICH HE REPRESENTED BUT HE DID TELL MRS. CROZCO THAT HE WAS NOT FROM CIA. JORGE DID, HOWEVER, CONTINUE TO REPRESENT HIMSELF AS HAVING OFFICIAL BACKING FROM THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. "JORGE WAS DESCRIBED AS 5' 6" TO 8", MEDIUM BUILD, DARK BROWN SLICKED-BACK HAIR WITH NO PART, DARK BROWN EYES, OLIVE COMPLEXION, ABOUT 33 YEARS OLD, AND SPEAKING NEAR-PERFECT SPANISH.

5. THE CAS SOURCE REMARKED THAT A TRIP OF THIS NATURE REQUIRED A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF MONEY AND SUPPLIES. WHO HAD HELPED OROZCO TO GET THE BOAT, TO EQUIP IT AND FUEL IT AND TO PROVIDE THE OTHER NECESSITIES? MRS. OROZCO REPLIED THAT THE FINDING, EQUIPPING AND READYING OF THE BOAT HAD BEEN HER HUSBAND'S RESPONSIBILITY BUT THAT ORIZONDO HAD PROVIDED THE FUNDS. JAS WILL BE SEEN BELOW, THIS ALLEGATION THAT ORIZONDO WAS THE PAYMASTER FOR OROZCO'S TRIP IS SUPPORTED BY A SIMILAR STATEMENT BY ANOTHER CAS SUB-SOURCE TO WHOM OROZCO TALKED QUITE FREELY ABOUT A WEEK BEFORE HIS DEPARTURE/.

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6. CAS SOURCE ASKED MRS. OROZCO INTO WHICH AREA DIO HER HUSBAND INTEND TO INFILTRATE CUBA. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT HE PLANNED TO GO INTO NORTHEASTERN MATANZAS PROVINCE TO THE MARTI AREA WHERE HE HAD SEVERAL CONTACTS WHO HAD HELPED HIM IN THE PAST. CAS SOURCE PRESSED FOR OTHER DETAILS OF THE ACTUAL SITE OF INFILTRATION BUT MRS. CROZCO PROTESTED IGNORANCE OF FURTHER DETAILS. SHE SAID THAT HER HUSBAND HAD WITH PIM AN EXPERT NAMED MATEO WHO KNEW THE AREA COMPLETELY. /''MATED WAS LATER IDENTIFIED AS ALBERTO GONZALEZ ORTIZ. CAS FILES INDICATE THAT GONZALEZ HAS MADE A NUMBER OF CLANDESTINE TRIPS TO CUBA WHILE CONTRACTING TO BRING OUT RELATIVES OF EXILES FOR MONEY. HIS REPUTATICH IS UNSAVORY BASED UPON THE GENERALLY-ACCEPTED FACT THAT HE HAS ACCEPTED LARGE SUMS OF MONEY TO BRING FAMILIES CUT AND HAS FREQUENTLY FAILED TO MAKE GOOD. HIS PROMISES. IT IS ALSO A COMMONLY-ACCEPTED FACT AMONG THE EXILE FISHERMEN THAT GONZALEZ WILL NEVER UNDERTAKE SUCH A TRIP UNLESS HE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY PAID OR IS COMPLETELY CERTAIN THAT THE MONEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE UPON HIS RETURN/.

7. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE DID NOT KNOW THE NAME OF HER HUSBAND'S INTENDED PRIMARY CONTACT IN THE MARTI AREA. SHE MENTIONED ONE CANDIDO DIAZ, A FISHERMAN, AND ONE PEDRO BARBI, THE OWNER OF THE BATE MARINO RESTAURANT IN CARDENAS. OROZCO HAD TOLD HIS WIFE THAT HE INTENDED TO SEE THESE PERSONS TO HELP HIM WITH TRANSPORTATION TO HAVANA AND TO PROVIDE HIM WITH FUNDS / MRS. OROZCO CONTENDS--AND IT IS A SORE POINT WITH HER--THAT OROZCO LEFT WITH ONLY A FEW COUNTERFEIT PESOS/. ONCE IN HAVANA, CROZCO PLANNED TO GO FIRST TO THE HOME OF MARIO GIL GONZALEZ /HIS PATRONYHIC HAS ALSO BEEN SPELLED ''HILL"/. FROM THERE, OROZCO PLANNED TO GO DIRECTLY TO THE ADDRESS OF THE CABRERA WOMAN WHICH HE HAD RECEIVED FROM ORIZONDO, PICK UP VASQUEZ AND GROUP AND LEAVE.

8. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT HER HUSBAND TOLD HER THAT HE WOULD SEND A TELEGRAM TO HER AS SOON AS HE REACHED HAVANA SAFELY. SHORTLY BEFORE HIS DEPARTURE, HE WOULD SEND ANOTHER CABLE IN PRE-ARRANGED CODE TO INDICATE THAT HE WAS ON HIS WAY GUT. MRS. CROZCO WAS THEN TO CALL ORIZONDO WHO WAS TO ARRANGE AN AIR SEARCH FOR THE BOAT. /AS LATER TOLD BY MRS. OROZCO, INCLUSION OF THE WORD ''BIEN GOOD/ IN A CABLE INDICATED THAT OROZCO WAS SAFE IN HAVANA. INCLUSION OF THE WORD "SALIO" /LEFT OR DEPARTED/ WOULD INDICATE THAT HE WAS ON HIS WAY OUT.

9. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT ORIZONDO HAD CALLED HAVANA CN 30 DECEMBER 1964, PRESUMABLY TO THE CABRERA WOMAN'S HOME. VASQUEZ HIMSELF HAD ANSWERED THE PHONE AND STATED THAT THERE WAS NO NEWS FROM OROZCO OR FROM ANYONE ELSE. VASQUEZ AND THE GROUP WERE STILL WAITING FOR CONTACT.

10. CAS SOURCE ASKED MRS. OROZCO HOW MUCH MONEY OROZCO HAD LEFT BEHIND FOR HER SUPPORT. SHE REPLIED THAT HER HUSBAND HAD LEFT $50.00 BUT THAT HE HAD TOLD HER TO RE-CONTACT ORIZONDO IF SHE SHOULD NEED MORE.

11. A CAS SUB-SOURCE REPORTED THAT OROZCO HAD COME TO HIS HOME ON 12 DECEMBER AND HAD TOLD HIM THAT HE PLANNED TO GO TO CUBA TO RESCUE VASQUEZ. OROZCO SHOWED SUB-SOURCE A RECEIPT FOR 41.00 FOR REPAIR TO AN OUTBOARD MOTOR. OROZCO SAID THAT THE BOAT WAS NOT FAST BUT QUITE SEAWORTHY. OROZCO SAID THAT ORIZONDO HAD PAID THE BILL FOR THE MOTOR REPAIRS AND HAD PROVIDED THE OTHER NECESSARY FUNDS. OROZCO NAMED ORIZONDO AS A PERSON WHOM HE /CROZCO/ HAD BROUGHT OUT OF CUBA AND WHO HAD WORKED IN CUBA UNDER ONE DAVID CABEZAS. AS REPORTED BY SUB-SOURCE, OROZCO TOLD HIM THAT CRIZONDO HAD TOLD HIM OF VASQUEZ DANGER AND ASKED FOR HIS HELP IN RESCUING HIM. OROZCO TOLD SUB-SOURCE THAT HE HAD REPLIED THAT HE WOULD DO ANYTHING TO HELP HIS FRIEND VASQUEZ BUT THAT HE WANTED TO KNOW WHO THE PEOPLE WERE BEHIND HER / ORIZONDO/. ORIZONDO HAD REPLIED THAT SHE WAS GOING TO PUT HIM IN TOUCH WITH A PERSON WHC SPOKE FLUENT SPANISH BUT WAS NOT CUBAN. THIS WAS 'JORGE AND FROM WHAT SUB- SOURCE IS ABLE TO RECONSTRUCT OROZCO MET "JORGE IN A BAR ON FLAGLER STREET ON THURSDAY MORNING, 10 DECEMBER 1964. /HERE THE ACCOUNT OF THIS SUB-SOURCE IS SOMEWHAT AT VARIANCE WITH WHAT
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12. OROZCO TOLD SUB-SOURCE THAT CRIZONDO HAD SET UP THE MEET- ING FOR WESNESDAY MORNING, 9 DECEMBER, WITH THE TWO PERSONS WHO WOULD ACCOMPANY HIM ON THE TRIP. CROZCO MET THEM ON FLAGLER STREET AT A SPECIFIC CORNER WHICH ORCZCO DIO NOT MENTION TO SUB-SCURCE.

13. OROZCO SAID THAT HE HAD ASKED FOR A RECEIVED $400.00 FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE CREW IT IS UNCLEAR WHETHER CROZCO ACTUALLY RE- CEIVED THIS SUM OF MONEY FOR HIMSELF AS WELL/ PLUS A PROMISE TO TAKE CARE OF ALL OF THEIR FAMILIES IF THEY DID NOT RETURN.

14. OROZCO CALLED SUB-SOURCE BY TELEPHONE LATE ON THE EVENING OF 14 DECEMBER TO TELL HIM THAT HE WAS ''ON HIS WAY TO THE KEYS", OROZCO TOLD SUB-SOURCE THAT THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE MONEY AND THE ASSURANCES TO TAKE CARE OF THE FAMILIES HAD BEEN AGREED UPON.

15. AT A SECOND MEETING BETWEEN MRS. ORCZCO AND CAS SCURCE ON 8 JANUARY, MRS. OROZCC TOLD CAS SCURCE THAT SHE HAD COME INTO THE POSSESSION OF SOME INFORMATION FROM AN UNNAMED FISHERMAN WHO HAD RECENTLY COME OUT OF CUBA. THIS INFORMATION INDICATED THAT SEVERAL ARRESTS HAD BEEN MADE IN THE SAME AREA IN WHICH HER HUSBAND INTENDED TO INFILTRATE. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT SHE HAD ALSO HEARD A RADIO BROADCAST THE DAY BEFORE, 7 JANUARY, STATING THAT 4 INFILTRATORS HAD BEEN PICKED UP IN THE CARDENAS/MATANZAS AREA OF MATANZAS PROVINCE. MRS. OROZCO HAD CALLED ORIZONDO AND INSISTED UPON SEEING JORGE TO GIVE THIS INFORMATION TO HIM PERSONALLY.

16. JORGE AND ORIZONDO ARRIVED AT HER HOME ABCUT 2000 HOURS, 7 JANUARY. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE TOLD JORGE THE INFORMATION ABOUT ARRESTS IN THE AREA AND MENTIONED A PERSON NAMED PEDRO MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT "JORGE HAD PRICKED UP HIS EARS AT THE MENTION OF THE NAME 'PEDRO". "JORGE ASKED MRS. OROZCO THE LAST NAME OF PEDRO". MRS. CROZCO REPLIED THAT SHE DID NOT KNOW. "JORGE ASKED WHAT BUSINESS THIS PEDRO WAS IN. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE THOUGHT THAT PEDRO OWNED A RESTAURANT IN CARDENAS, MATANZAS PROVINCE. ACCORDING TO MRS. OROZCO, "JORGE" THEN IDENTIFIED PEDRO AS PEDRO BARBI/OR BALB1/ FEBLES AND SAID THAT BARBI DID NOT WORK WITH THE AMERICANS OR WITH ANY ORGANIZATION BUT THAT HE HAD HELPED MANY PEOPLE. MRS. GROZCO SAID THAT THIS PIECE OF NEWS WORRIED HER GREATLY BECAUSE HER HUSBAND HAD TOLD HER HE INTENDED TO CONTACT THIS PERSON. ACCORDING TO HRS. OROZCO, ORIZONDO THEN BROKE INTO THE CONVERSATION TO DECLARE THAT "WE" / PRESUMABLY MEANING SHE AND JORGE/ HAD DONE ALL THE PLANNING FOR OROZCO'S TRIP AND THAT CROZCO WAS NOT SUPPOSED TO CONTACT BARBI ACCORDING TO THIS PLAN. MRS. CROZCO REPORTED THAT "JORGE DID NOT COMMENT ABOUT ORIZONDO'S USE OF THE TERM "WE".

17. THE LICENSE NUMBER OF THE AUTOMOBILE IN WHICH JORGE AND ORIZONDO ARRIVED WAS NOTED AS A NEW YORK PLATE, BU-5523. THE CAR WAS DESCRIBED AS A LARGE FIAT. THIS LICENSE NUMBER WAS TRACED AND IT WAS REPORTED BY THE NEW YORK MOTOR VEHICLE AUTHORITIES THAT IT WAS REGISTERED TO ONE LEWIS BURNS, 75 EAST PARADE AVENUE, BUFFALO, NEW YORK. THE ONLY OTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE FROM THE MOTOR VEHICLE RECORDS INDICATED THAT BURNS WAS BORN 11-10-98, THAT HE WAS RETIRED AND THAT THE AUTOMOBILE REGISTERED UNDER THIS NUMBER HAD BEEN A 1950 BUICK. MRS. CROZCO SAID SHE THOUGHT THAT THIS WAS THE SAME CAR JORGE HAD USED ON PREVIOUS VISITS.

18. MRS. OROZCO SHOWED CAS SOURCE A NOTE WHICH MRS. OROZCO IDENTIFIED AS HAVING BEEN WRITTEN BY CRIZONDO TO HER HUSBAND /SEE ATTACHMENT A/. THE NOTE WHICH WAS NOT DATED STATED THAT THE ACCOMPANYING $500.00 WAS FOR OROZCO TO USE TO BEGIN PREPARATIONS FOR HIS TRIP. ANOTHER $200.00 WAS FORTHCOMING BUT SHE ADVISED
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OROZCO NOT TO TELL THIS TO "LOS MUCHACHOS", PRESUMABLY OROZCO'S CREW MEMBERS. THE NOTE MENTIONCO A PERSON ANMED "ALDC" AND ALSO "JORGE. MRS. CROZCO SAID SHE DID NOT THINK ORIZONDO REALIZED THAT SHE /MRS. OROZCO, HAS STILL IN POSSESSION OF THIS NOTE.

19. MRS. OROZCO REPORTED THAT ORIZONDO HAD RETURNED TO HER HOUSE THE MORNING AFTER HER VISIT WITH JCRGE''. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT ORIZONDO HAD BEEN VERY WATCHFUL AND THAT IT SEEMED TO MRS. OROZCO THAT THE PURPOSE OF ORIZONDO'S TRIP WAS TO ATTEMPT TO WHITE- WASH JURGE OF ANY CONNECTION WITH ORCZCO'S TRIP. THIS INFORMATION WAS VOLUNTEERED FREELY TO CAS SOURCE AS AN OBSERVATION OF MRS. OROZCO/. ORIZONDO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT "JORGE HAD ONLY COME ALONG WITH HER THE PREVIOUS EVENING BECAUSE HE WAS INTEREST- ED IN WHAT HAD HAPPENED TO OROZCO AND THAT HE "JORGE HAD HAD NOTHING WHATEVER TO DO WITH OROZCO'S TRIP. MRS. OROZCO REMINDED CRIZONDO THAT IT HAD BEEN JORGE WHO HAD ORIGINALLY COME TO SEE CROZCO TO TELL HIM ABOUT VASQUEZ'S PLIGHT AND THAT JORGE HAD VISITED OROZCO SEVERAL TIMES THEREAFTER. HOW WAS IT POSSIBLE THAT "JORGE HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH CROZCO'S TRIP, ASKED MRS. OROZCO. CRIZONDO PROTESTED THAT JORGE WAS ONLY INVOLVED IN TRYING TO GET INFORMATION ABOUT VASQUEZ.

20. MRS. CROZCO REMARKED SOMETHING TO THE EFFECT THAT SHE DID NOT KNOW IF ORIZONDO CONSIDERED HER A COMPLETE FOOL BUT SHE /MRS. OROZCO/ KNEW THAT SUCH A TRIP REQUIRED A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY, AT LEAST $1000.00, AND THAT SHE WAS CERTAIN THAT ORIZONDO DID NOT HAVE THAT KIND OF MONEY OF HER OWN. ORIZONDO REPORTEDLY REPLIED THAT SHE HAD RAISED THE MONEY FROM FRIENDS. MRS. OROZCO PERSISTED AND STATED THAT SHE WAS COMPLETELY SURE IN HER OWN MIND THAT IT HAD BEEN THIS GENTLEMAN JORGE WHO HAD SUPPLIED THE MONEY. ORIZONDO DID NOT ANSWER. /SEE PARA 26 BELOW IN WHICH MRS. OROZCO CLAIMED TO HAVE OVERHEARD A CONVERSATION BETWEEN JORGE AND GROZCO IN WHICH JORGE" STATED HE COULD NOT SUPPORT OROZCO'S TRIP DIRECTLY BUT COULD SUPPLY FUNDS/.

21. MRS. OROZCO TOLD ORIZONDO THAT SHE WAS STILL UNCERTAIN OF "JORGE'S CREDENTIALS. MRS. GROZCO TOLD ORIZONDO THAT HER HUSBAND HAD HAD GREAT TRUST IN ORIZONDO AND SHE /MRS. OROZCC/ REALIZED THAT ANYTHING ORIZONDO WAS INVOLVED IN WAS TO HER HUSBAND'S BEST ADVANTAGE BUT AT THE SAME TIME SHE COULD NOT BRING HERSELF TO FEEL THE SAME CONFIDENCE IN JORGE AS SHE FELT IN ORIZONDO. ORIZONDO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT JORGE WAS NOT CUBAN PUT PUERTO RICAN, AN AMERICAN CITIZEN WHO WORKED FOR THE PENTAGON''. ORIZONDO SAID THAT SHE HERSELF WAS NOT ACTIVELY WORKING FOR THE PENTAGON ANY LONGER BUT THAT THERE ARE TIMES WHEN HER FORMER EMPLOYERS NEED HELP AT WHICH TIMES THEY CALL UPON HER/ORIZONDO/. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT HER HUSBAND HAD TOLD HER THAT BOTH ORIZONDO AND JORGE WORKED FOR THE PENTAGON.

22. CRIZONDO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT SHE WOULD PROVIDE TO MRS. OROZCO ANY MONEY THAT SHE NEEDED TO SUPPORT THE FAMILY. ON 4 CR 5 JANUARY, CRIZONDO HAD GIVEN MRS. OROZCO $100.00 TO PAY HER RENT /FOR WHICH SUM MRS. OROZCO DID NOT SIGN A RECEIPT/. ORIZONDO ALSO TOLD MRS. OROZCO THAT "JORGE WOULD BE OUT OF TOWN FOR AN UN- SPECIFIED PERIOD.

23. OROZONDO PAID HRS. OROZCO ANOTHER VISIT ON 11 JANUARY. ACCORDING TO MRS. CROZCO, ORIZONDO NOW CLAIMED THAT NEITHER SHE NOR JORGE HAD HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH CROZCO'S TRIP, THAT IN FACT THEY HAD BOTH TRIED TO TALK HIM OUT OF MAKING THE TRIP.

24. ANOTHER SUB-SOURCE PAID A SOCIAL VISIT TO MRS. OROZCO ON THE EVENING OF 11 JANUARY. MRS. CROZCO SHOWED THIS SUB-SOURCE THE SAME NOTE WHICH INDICATED THAT ORIZONDO HAD GIVEN ORCZCO $500.00 FOR THE INITIAL PREPARATIONS FOR HIS TRIP. MRS. OROZCO TOLD THIS
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SUB-SOURCE THAT BOTH ORIZONDO AND ''JORGE WORK FOR THE PENTAGON AND ALSO MENTIONED ORIZONDO'S VISITS ON & AND 11 JANUARY IN WHICH ORIZONDO ATTEMPTED TO DISCLAIM ANY PART FOR HERSELF OR "JORGE און OROZCO'S TRIP. MRS. OROZCO TOLD THIS SUB-SOURCE THAT SHE WAS GOING TO PUT PRESSURE UPON THESE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PENTAGON /CRIZONDO AND JORGE, TO LITHER GET HER HUSBAND OUT OF CUBA OR FAILING THAT TO BUY HIM OUT.

25. JORGE PAID AN UNANNOUNCED VISIT TO MRS. OROZCO ON 13 JANUARY. DURING THIS VISIT, HE CONFIDED TO MRS. CROZCO THAT HIS :
NAME WAS NOT JCRGE BUT TORRES' "TORRES SAID THAT HIS ORGANIZATION HAD NOT BEEN INTERESTED IN VASQUEZ BUT IN TWO AGENTS HE USED THE TERM 'AGENTES''/ WHO WERE IN HIDING IN THE SAME HOUSE WITH VASQUEZ. AT WHICH POINT MRS. CROZCO ASKED TORRES IICW HE HAPPENED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS IF HIS CLAIM WERE TRUE THAT HE HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH HER HUSBAND'S TRIP. TORRES MADE NO REPLY, ACCORDING TO MRS. OROZCC.

26. MRS. CROZCO THEN COMMENTED THAT SHE KNEW FROM PERSONAL EXPERIENCE HOW DIFFICULT IT WAS TO RAISE EVEN A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS IN THE EXILE COMMUNITY. SHE SAID THAT SHE KNEW CRIZONDO DID NOT HAVE THE $1000.00 CR MORE WHICH HAD BEEN SPENT FOR HER HUSBAND'S TRIP. THIS LED HER TO THE CONCLUSION, MRS. OROZCO SAID, THAT TORRES" AND HIS ORGANIZATION HAD SUPPLIED THE FUNDS. AGAIN THERE WAS NO REPLY FROM TORRES'". ON 11 JANUARY 1964, MRS. GROZCO TOLO SAME CAS SCURCE MENTIONED IN INITIAL PARAGRAPHS THAT SHE HAD OVERHEARD A CONVERSATION BETWEEN HER HUSBAND AND TORRES A WEEK OR TWO BEFORE OROZCO'S DEPARTURE IN WHICH TORRES" TOLD OROZCO THAT HE COULD NOT SUPPORT HIS TRIP "DIRECTLY BUT COULD PROVIDE MONEY WHICH OROZCO COULD USE TO MAKE HIS OWN PREPARATIONS/.

27. MRS. OROZCO SAID THAT SHE HAD HAD TWO SPECIFIC PROPOSALS TO BRING UP TO TORRES". ONE, THAT IF WORD WERE RECEIVED FROM HER HUSBAND THAT HE WAS STILL HIDING OUT, TORRES' ORGANIZATION SEND A BOAT IN TO HELP HIM EXFILTRATE. THE OTHER WAS THAT IF IT BECAME CONFIRMED THAT HER HUSBAND WAS A PRISONER, TORRES ORGANIZATION NEGOTIATE FOR HIS RELEASE THROUGH DIPLCHATIC CHANNELS. AS PART OF THIS LAST PROPOSAL, MRS. OROZCO SUGGESTED THAT SHE BE PROVIDED WITH SUFFICIENT MONEY TO TRAVEL TO MEXICO TO TAKE UP HER HUSBAND'S CASE PERSONALLY WITH THE PRESIDENT OF MEXICO. "TORRES" SAID THAT HE HAD TO TAKE THE MATTER UP WITH HIS ORGANIZATION. TORRES RE-EMPHASIZED THAT HE PERSONALLY HAD HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH HER HUSBAND'S TRIP. HE WAS STILL ATTEMPTING TO USE ALL THE RESOURCES AT HIS COMMAND TO FIND OUT WHAT HAD HAPPENED TO OROZCO AND WHILE HE WAS VERY SORRY ABOUT HER HUSBAND'S MISFORTUNE, HE STATED THAT IT HAD BEEN CROZCO'S OWN DECISION TO GO ON THIS TRIP.

28. UPON LEAVING, MRS. OROZCO TOOK NOTE OF THE LICENSE NUMBER ON TORRES' BLACK VOLKSWAGEN. SHE ASSUMED BUT COULD NOT BE CERTAIN THAT IT WAS A FLORIDA LICENSE PLATE, NO.6801304 OR 680 1344. ACCORDING TO A CAS INVESTIGATION, THE PREFIX 680 REPRESENTS A PLATE BLOCKED AT THE TALLAHASSEE LEVEL FOR THE COVERT USE OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

29. ORIZONDO VISITED MRS. OROZCO LATER THAT SAME EVENING OF 13 JANUARY. SHE SEEMED SURPRISED TO LEARN THAT JORGE HAD VISITED MRS. OROZCO EARLIER THAT DAY. ORIZONDO ATTEMPTED TO CON- VINCE MRS. OROZCO THAT THE JORGE MENTIONED IN A NOTE SHE HAD LEFT FOR OROZCO WAS ONE JORGE MAYO /OR MALLO/ CARDOSO, A FRIEND OF OROZCO'S IN THE REBEL-ARMY-IN-EXILE GRGANIZATION EJERCITO LIBERTADOR" TO WHICH ANOTHER CLOSE FRIEND OF CROZCO'S, JOSE LOPEZ LEGON AKA PEPE EL TORO BELONGS. MRS. OROZCO REMARKED TO ORIZONDO THAT SHE DID NOT KNOW HOW STUPID GRIZONDO CONSIDERED HER TO BE BUT THAT SHE WAS COMPLETELY CERTAIN THAT THE "JORGE MENTIONED IN THE NOTE WAS THE SAME JORGE WHO HAD VISITED HER AND HER HUSBAND. MRS. OROZCO ALSO TOLD ORIZONDO THAT JORGE HAD TOLD HER THAT HIS NAME WAS TORRES". ORIZONDO CONFIRMED THAT THIS WAS HIS NAME.
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30. IN ATTEMPTING TO RE-CONSTRUCT HOW MUCH MONEY WAS SPENT TO PREPARE THE BOAT AND EQUIPMENT FOR GROZCO'S TRIP, IT APPEARS LIKELY THAT CROZCO WAS EXAGGERATING WHEN HE SAID THAT HE HAD ASKED FOR AND RECEIVED 400.00 FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE CREW. MRS. OROZCO HAS STATED THAT OROZCO HAD GIVEN THEM EACH $200.00 AND SHE THOUGHT BUT WAS NOT COMPLETELY CERTAIN THAT HE HAD LATER GIVEN EACH OF THEM AN ADDITIONAL UNSPECIFIED SUM. STARTING WITH THE FIGURE OF $700.00 WHICH IS MENTIONED IN THE ATTACHED NOTE FRCM ORIZONDO, IT APPEARS SAFE TO SAY THAT MOST IF NOT ALL OF THAT SUM WOULD HAVE BEEN PAID OUT FOR FUEL / AT LEAST 50 GALLONS SINCE IT HAD BEEN A 50-GALLON TANK WHICH HAD EXPLODED AND HAD TO BE REPLACED, FOOD FOR ONE WEEK, THE ITEMS/KNIVES, PONCHOS, CANTEENS, FATIGUE UNIFORMS, AMMUNITION, ETC./ WHICH MRS. OROZCO CLAIMS OROZCO BOUGHT IN AN ARMY/NAVY STORE PLUS OTHER MISCELLANEOUS BOAT ITEMS. ADD TO THIS $700.00, THE $200.00 APIECE FOR THE TWO FISHERMEN/WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN MORE/, THE $41.00 FCR THE REPAIR OF THE BOAT ENGINE, THE ESTIMATED $100.00 TO REPLACE THE 50 GALLON FUEL TANK, THE $100.00 GIVEN TO MRS. CROZCO BY ORIZONDO, AND THE TOTAL A CONSERVATIVE ONE AT THAT/ AMOUNTS TO APPROXIMATELY 31341.00. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT SHORTLY BEFORE HER HUSBAND'S DEPARTURE, ONLY $125.00 REMAINED OF THE INITIAL SUM. THE GROUP LEFT FOR THE MARATHON AREA A DAY BEFORE THEIR ACTUAL DE- PARTURE AND HAD TO RETURN TO MIAMI BECAUSE THEY HAD FORGOTTEN THE KEYS TO THE BOAT. MRS. CROZCO SAID THAT THE $50.00 SHE RECEIVED FROM HER HUSBAND WAS TAKEN FROM THE REMAINING $125.00 AND SHE ASSUMES THAT THE BALANCE OF $75.00 WAS SPENT FOR MOTEL ROOMS IN THE KEYS AND FOR OTHER LAST-MINUTE PURCHASES. THE ONLY ITEMS FURNISHED TO OROZCO, ACCORDING TO HIS WIFE, WERE AN M-1 RIFLE AND AN M-1 CARBINE WHICH ORIZONDO HAD GIVEN HIM/MRS. CROZCO THOUGHT THAT THEY HAD HAD TO BUY THE AMMUNITION FOR THESE WEAPONS, AND A PISTOL OF UNIDENTIFIED MAKE BY LAUREANO BATISTA FALLA OF THE MDC/CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT/ WHO ALSO GAVE OROZCO A MEANS OF ENTREE TO THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR IN CUBA IF HE SHOULD RUN INTO UNFORESEEN DIFFICULTIES. OROZCO ALSO BOUGHT OR RECEIVED FROM SOME UNNAMED SOURCE AN UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF COUNTERFEIT PESOS.

31. AS ATTACHMENT B TO THIS MEMORANDUM, A COPY OF ANOTHER NOTE FROM ORIZONDO TO OROZCO RECOMMENDING AN INDIVIDUAL WHO COULD PROVIDE A BOAT FOR HIS INFILTRATION IS APPENDED FOR YOUR REFERENCE. THIS INDIVIDUAL IS BELIEVED TO BE ACSI SOURCE NO. 693.

32. CAS WOULD APPRECIATE ACSI COMMENTS ON THE ABOVE PARAGRAPHS, PARTICULARLY AS THESE CONTAIN CERTAIN ALLEGATIONS AGAINST "JORGE AND ORIZONDO. SINCE IT IS NOW APPARENT THAT "JORGE AND TORRES ARE ONE AND THE SAME, IT IS BELIEVED THAT FURTHER INVESTIGATION INTO THE IDENTITY OF THIS INDIVIDUAL IS UNNECESSARY.

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I AM LEAVING YOU $500 SO THAT YOU CAN GO TO SEE ALDO EARLY AND BEGIN THE PREPARATIONS. TONIGHT I WILL HAVE $200 MORE AND I WILL TRY TO OBTAIN THE REST. FIND OUT IF THEY OBTAINED SOME MONEY, I DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THIS BUT IT WOULD BE CONVENIENT ANYWAY. JORGE WAS HERE TONIGHT. YOU CAN COME TOMORROW NIGHT TO ARRANGE ALL THE DETAILS.

TAKE CARE OF THE TANK AS YOU THINK IS BEST. SINCE YOU ALREADY PAID FOR IT, YOU CAN PICK IT UP AND TELL THE BOYS THAT DUE TO THE BAD WEATHER IT IS BEST TO WAIT. IN ORDER TO AVOID HAVING THE "RUMOR SPREAD DOWN FLAGLER STREET, I DON'T THINK IT IS CONVENIENT TO SAY ANYTHING ON THIS OTHER HATTER TO THE BOYS UNTIL LATER ON. THINK ABOUT IT AND SEE WHAT IS BEST ON THIS MATTER.
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I CAME TO SEE YOU BECAUSE I HAD TO SPEAK TO YOU. I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH PROGRESS YOU HAD IN THE NEGOTIATIONS, BUT I WANTED TO TELL YOU THAT I HEARD OF A MAN, HUMBERTO VERGARA, CALLED VERGARITA. HE WAS RECOMMENDED TO HE AS A VERY SERICUS PERSON, AND IT IS SAID THAT HE HAS A BOAT READY TO SAIL. MAYBE YOU KNOW HIM. AS I CANNOT SEE YOU OR DO ANYTHING DURING THE DAY, I MADE THE FOLLOWING ARRANGEMENTS TO SAVE TIME. I TOLD HIM TO GO TO THE FLAGLER BRIDGE, TOWARDS DOWNTOWN AND TO STOP ON THE LEFT SIDE /NATURALLY GOING TOWARDS DOWNTOWN/ AT 1200 NOON. YOU CAN THEN APPROACH HIM AND ASK HIM IF HE IS VERGARITA, AND YOU IDENTIFY YOURSELF AS MARQUIES. HE IS A YOUNG MAN, HAS ONE TOOTH MISSING. IF YOU THINK HE IS GOOD, SPEAK TO HIM, FIND OUT WHAT HE HAS AND HOW MUCH HE ASKS FOR THE TRIP.

IN ANY EVENT, WHEN YOU GET HOME AND YOU READ THIS NOTE, CALL ME AND LET ME KNOW IF YOU ARE GOING TO SEE HIM. ALSO LET ME KNOW WHETHER YOU HAVE ARRANGED SOMETHING ELSE.
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11 PEDRAZA, Carlos
13 Humberto Antoliano ARMADA Guerra
15 Pedro BARBI
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REFS: A. ROME 9425 (IN 80558) (NOT SENT BONN) Som
B. FRAN 2758 (IN 83177) (NOT SENT BONN) 92482
C. ROME 9478 (IN 85022) (NOT SENT BONN) Grace

1. SUBJECT REF A PARA 3 TRACE REQUEST IS AMWEST/1 WHO
: APPROACHED BY KUBARK APR 65 FOR RECRUITMENT. A/1 AGREED COOPERATE
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: BUT FOLLOWING AUG 65 TRIP PARIS REVERSED HIS DECISION AND REFUSED
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RECRUITMENT. BONN C/O MANGANELLO (M) HOWEVER HAS MAINTAINED
CONTACT WITH AMWEST/1'S WIFE, AMWEST/2 WHO HAS CONTINUED BE COOPERA-
TIVE. M HAS BEEN REQUESTED OBTAIN CURRENT ASSESSMENT AMWEST/1
FROM ANWEST/2, AND IF ASSESSMENT FAVORABLE TO PROCEED WITH RECRUITMENT
OR DEFECTION OF AMWEST/1 ALONG PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED GUIDELINES,

2. FOR ROME, FRAN, GNVA: DURING BRIEF 23 MAR PHONE CONTACT
WITH AMWEST/2, M CONFIRMED THAT AMWEST/1 IS UPSET DUE RECENT ARRESTS
AND PURGES. AMWEST/2 STATED THAT AMWEST/1 TO MEET ANTONIO CARRILLO
IN GENEVA SOON FOR TALKS. AMWEST/1 CONCERNED ABOUT POSSIBLE REASSIGN-
MENT SINCE HE NOT PARTICULAR FAVORITE OF CARRILLO AND WAS FRIEND OF
AMLASH/1. 1

3. FOR BONN, ATTN MANGANELLO: AMWHIP-2 (IDEN BONN ONLY)
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IS ROME ASSET. HIS WIFE OF CURRENT OPS INTEREST DUE HER PROPOSED
SUMMER TRIP TO VISIT SICK MOTHER IN PBRUMEN, WHERE SHE MAY POSSIBLY
CONTACT HIGH LEVEL PBRUMEN MILITARY FRIEND ON OUR BEHALF. BRIEFLY
REFS SURFACE POSSIBILITY OF DANGER TO AMWHIP/2'S WIFE DURING TRIP
DUE PROBABILITY PERUMEN AUTHORITIES AND ANTONIO CARRILLO
KNOWLEDGEABLE OF AMWHIP/2'S PAST BUSINESS ASSOCIATION WITH AMLASH/1.
DURING 22 AND 23 MAR PHONE CONVERSATION BETWEEN AMWHIPS AND CARRILLO,
LATTER GUARANTEED AMWHIP/2'S WIFE'S SAFETY WHILE PBRUMEN. HOWEVER
CARRILLO'S CURIOUS REFERRAL OF AMWHIPS TO AMWEST/1 AS CONTACT DURING
HIS (CARRILLO'S) ABSENCE HAS RAISED THE QUESTION OF A POSSIBLE
PROVOCATION ATTEMPT. THIS PARTICULARILY VALID SINCE ALL PARTIES
CONTAMINATED BY PAST AMLASH/1 ASSOCIATION, AND DUE AMWEST/2'S STATEMENTS
RE CURRENT AMWEST/1-CARRILLO RELATIONSHIP.

4. VIEW ABOVE SITUATION, SUGGEST NO CONTACT BETWEEN AMWESTS
AND AMWHIPS. REQUEST REPORT DETAILS AMWEST/1-CARRILLO MEETING AS SOON
AS THEY CAN BE OBTAINED FROM AMWEST/2. MEETING OUTCOME SHOULD
ESTABLISH AMWEST/1'S FUTURE STATUS AND ALSO RESOLVE PROVOCATION QUESTION..
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IDEN REF: JUAN VENTURA VALNER, CUBAN EXILE WHO OWNS
JEWELRY SHOP AND RESIDES GENEVA. MAKES INFREQUENT
BUSINESS TRIPS TO ROME.

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TO OTTA INFO WAVE GLY FROS FRAN CITE DIR
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1. APPRECIATE OFFER. VIEW CASUGAR/1 HIGH LEVEL ACCESS PBRUMEN
TARGET PERSONALITIES, HQS ANXIOUS OBTAIN HIS VIEWS RE CURRENT PBRUMEN
POLITICAL SHAKEUP. REQUEST OTTA INTERCEDE WITH SMABOVES AND, IF
FEASIBLE, ATTEMPT ARRANGE JOINT SMABOVE/KUBARK DEBRIEFING C/1 IN
CANADA. HQS PREPARED SEND TYPIC OFFICER. PLEASE PROVIDE DATES C/1 PROPS ED
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1. REUTERS DISPATCH DATELINED HAVANA 16 MARCH REPORTED
WIDESPREAD PURGE UNDERWAY OF MILITARY OFFICERS, HIGH OFFICIALS
CUBAN GOVT AND LEADERS CONXUNIST PARTY. FIDEL CASTRO ALSO REVEALED
THAT SEVERAL CUBAN LABOR UNION LEADERS ARE UNDER ARREST ON EMBEZZLE-
MENT CHARGES. IN ADDITION REUTERS SOURCES STATED THAT SEVERAL
HIGHLY PLACED OFFICIALS WOULD SOON FALL IN THE CLEANUP AND THAT
"FULL INVESTIGATION OF OFFICIALS MORAL AND POLITICAL PRACTICES
ALREADY UNDERWAY IN GOVT MINISTRIES". THE MINISTRIES OF FOREIGN
AFFAIRS AND FOREIGN TRADE WILL BE MOST AFFECTED BY THE PURGE. ON
15 MARCH, THE FOREIGN TRADE MINISTRY IN A SPECIAL MEETING "APPROVED
THE PURGE" AND ADOPTED A COMPLETE CHECK ON MEMBERS WORKING ABROAD.
NEW RESTRICTIONS ALREADY IMPOSED FORBID THE BRINGING INTO CUBA
RATIONED OR HARD-TO-GET DURABLE GOODS.

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2. QUOTING AN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE, REUTERS REPORTED
THAT MAJOR EFIGENIO AMEIJEIRAS, DEPUTY MINISTER OF THE ARMED FORCES
AND MEMBER OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CUBAN COMMUNIST PARTY,
HAS BEEN DISMISSED FROM HIS OFFICES AND IS TO STAND TRIAL BEFORE
A COURT MARTIAL. THE COMMUNIQUE ALSO ANNOUNCED "THE ARREST OF
SEVERAL DOZEN OTHER OFFICIALS" ON CHARGES OF INDULGING "LA DOLCE
VITA". AN ELABORATION OF THIS CHARGE WAS MADE BY CASTRO IN HIS
13 MARCH SPEECH WHEREIN HE ATTACKED MEMBERS OF CUBAN MISSIONS
ABROAD WHO SPENT SEVERAL MONTHS IN "VAPORS OF PARTIES AND GOOD
BRANDY AND IN COMPANY OF PRETTY YOUNG GIRLS." CASTRO ADDED THAT
THOSE GUILTY OF "PLAYBOY BEHAVIOR" WOULD BE DRAFTED INTO THE ARMY
OR SENT TO WORK ON THE FARM.

3. BACKGROUND: THE PURGE HAS BEEN PRECEDED BY THE TRIAL
COCKKNOCKHOEX ON 7 MARCH BY A REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUNAL OF SEVEN CUBANS
FOR COMPLICITY IN A PLOT TO OVERTHROW FIDEL CASTROL. THE ACCUSED
ALLEGEDLY HAD THE SUPPORT OF SOME CUBAN EXILE LEADERS NOW RESIDING
IN THE U.S. TWO OF THE SEVEN, ROLANDO CUBELA AND RAMON GUIN, HELD
THE RANK OF MAJOR, HIGHEST RANK IN THE ARMED SERVICES. THE STATE
PROSECUTOR REQUESTED DEATH FOR CUBELA AND THREE OTHERS.

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4. MAJOR CUBELA WAS A POPULAR AND PROMINENT UNIVERSITY
STUDENT LEADER, AN ARDENT REVOLUTIONARY AND ONE OF THE EARLY COHORTS
OF CASTRO DURING THE BATISTA REGIME. CUBELA WAS ALSO A CLOSE
FRIEND OF CASTRO AND UNTIL THE ARREST RANKED HIGH AMONG THE LEADERS
OF THE REGIME. HIS ARREST AND ABJECT CONFESSION AT THE PUBLIC
TRIAL CONDUCTED IN STALINIST FASHION TRIGGERED OFF A SERIES OF
STUDENT REACTIONS. THE TRIAL IN EFFECT BACKFIRED AGAINST THE REGIME.

5. UPI REPORTS AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICES,
INCLUDING ACCOUNTS OF REFUGEES WHO DEPARTED RECENTLY FROM CUBA,
TESTIFIED TO THE FACT THAT ANTI-GOVT STUDENT AGITATIONS OCCURRED.
WALL SCRIBBLINGS ON UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS THREATENED CASTRO, ONE
READING: "ONE HEAD PAYS FOR ANOTHER," ANOTHER READ "OUT WITH FIDEL."

6. BECAUSE OF THE STRONG OPPOSITION TO THE TRIAL, CASTRO
REQUESTED THE STATE PROSECUTOR NOT TO IMPOSE THE DEATH SENTENCES.
IN ORDER PLACATE ADVERSE PUBLIC OPINION THE TRIAL PROCEEDINGS WERE
GIVEN WIDE COVERAGE ON BOTH RADIO AND TELEVISION CIRCUITS. AS A
RESULT, CUBELA AND OTHERS GRANTED CLEMENCY. AND SENTENCED TO LENGTHY
PRISON TERMS.

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7. THE CUBELA TRIAL WAS USED AS A PEG, I.E., GUILT BY
ASSOCIATION IN THE DISMISSAL AND CHARGES LEVIED AGAINST MAJOR
AMEIJEIRAS WHOSE LOYALTY TO THE REVOLUTION IS "UNDISPUTED" BY
CASTRO. HOWEVER, AMEIJEIRAS WAS STRIPPED OF HIS MILITARY RANK
AND CHARGED WITH THE CRIME OF BEING A PLAYBOY, LIVING THE GAY LIFE.

8. AMEI JEIRAS WAS ONE OF CASTRO'S FIRST PEVOLUTIONARY
FOLLOWERS. HE HAD BEEN WITH CASTRO SINCE 1956, WAS ONE OF THE
SURVIVORS OF THE GRANMA EXPEDITION, FOUGHT IN THE SIERRA MAESTRA
IN 1957-58 AND HAD HELD HIGH OFFICE SINCE 1959. IN OCT 1965 HE WAS
NAMED TO THE HUNDRED MAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CUBAN COMMUNIST
PARTY.

9. RUMORS ARE CIRCULATING THAT BLAS RCCA CALDERIO,
MEMBER OF THE SECRETARIAT OF THE CP AND CHAIRMAN OF THE CONSTITU-
TIONAL STUDIES COMMITTEE, WILL SHORTLY BE BROUGHT TO TRIAL.
SIMILARLY, THE CHARGES OF MALPRACTICES AGAINST THE MINISTRY OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS IMPUGNS THE LOYALTY OF FOREIGN MINISTER RAUL ROA
GARCIA HIMSELF. ANOTHER MINISTER UNDER SUSPICION, I.E., GUILT BY
ASSOCIATION, IS FAURE CHOMON, MINISTER OF TRANSPORTATION. THE
ENTIRE MEMBERSHIP OF THE 100-MAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE CREATED IN LATE
1965, MAY NOT BE SPARED AS THE PURGE GATHERS MOMENTUM.

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10. THE UNDERLYING CAUSE FOR THE "SHOWTRIAL" OF CUBELA,
THE ARREST OF THE DEPUTY MINISTER OF DEFENSE AND THE OUTLANDISH
CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE CP AND MINISTERIAL OFFICIALS
ARISES FROM THE IRREVERSIBLE FAILURES OF THE GOVT IN THE HANDLING
OF DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS. THE SCARCITY OF BASIC
FOOD PRODUCTS HAS WORSENED. RICE, ROOT CROPS, MILK, MEAT CONTINUE
TO BE RATIONED SEVERELY, AND THE AVAILABILITY TO THE CONSUMER IS
NOW BELOW THE 1957-59 LEVEL, DESPITE SEVEN YEARS OF "COMMUNIST
PLANNING". THERE ARE SERIOUS SHORTAGES OF MEDICINE, TEXTILES AND
HOUSING. THE LATTER HAS DETERIORATED IN URBAN AREAS TO A LEVEL
FAR BELOW PRE-WAR STANDARDS. SIMILARLY, CASTRO REPORTED THAT THE
SUGAR CROP THIS YEAR WILL FALL FAR BELOW THE SIX MILLION TONS
HARVESTED IN 1965. SINCE SUGAR ACCOUNTS FOR SOME 80% OF TOTAL
FOREIGN TRADE EARNINGS, 1966 INCOME FROM SUGAR SALES, FACED WITH
DEPRESSED WORLD MARKET PRICES, WILL NOT IN ANY WAY MEET THE COST
OF BASIC IMPORTS, ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ECONOMY.
CASTRO HAS SOUGHT TO RELIEVE THE PRESSURE ON THE ECONOMY BY PER-
MITTING THE EXODUS OF SOME 400 REFUGEES PER MONTH WHO ARE STREAMING
INTO THE U.S. OTHER FAILURES INCLUDE THE FUNCTION OF THE GOC

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ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE WHICH HAS ALMOST COME TO A HALT. IN THE
INTEREST OF ECONOMY SOME 60,000 EMPLOYEES ARE BEING DISMISSED
FROM THEIR JOBS. IMPORTANT BUREAUS ARE DENUDED OF COMPETENT
STAFFS. ALSO, THE POLICY OF REPLACING EXPERIENCED FUNCTIONARIES
WITH UNQUALIFIED CP STALIMARTS HAS ALSO BEEN EXTENDED INTO THE
ARMED SERVICES. COMMUNIST PARTY MEMBERS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN
COMMAND POSTS AND THEIR WORD TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER THOSE WHO ARE
TECHNICALLY COMPETENT BUT NOT PARTY MEMBERS.

11. PSYCH EXPLOITATION IN MEDIA:

A. EMPHASIZE POINT THAT SHOW TRIAL AND PURGES
DEMONSTRATE THAT IN THE PATTERN OF ALL DICTATORS, CASTRO GRASPING
AT STRAWS, HOPING DIVERT PUBLIC ATTENTION FROM MOUNTING INTERNAL
DIFFICULTIES;

B. COMPARE CASTRO TO NKRUMAH, SUKARNO AND OTHERS
AS LEADERS WHO HAVE BANKRUPTED THEIR NATIONAL ECONOMIES AND SOLD
OUT THEIR NATION TO COMMUNISM;

C. PORTRAY CASTRO IN STATE OF PANIC, HIS RECENT
PANTINGS AND RAVINGS ARE REMINISCENT OF OTHER DEFUNCT DICTATORS;

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D. RAISE QUESTION WHO CAN NOW CONSIDER HIMSELF
SAFE WHEN CASTRO IS TURNING AGAINST HIS MOST LOYAL FRIENDS.
SIMILARLY, CASTRO HAS LASHED OUT AGAINST COMMUNIST CHINA AND
YUGOSLAVIA, HIS FORMER ALLIES;

E. SHOW THAT UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS
WHO IN EARLY 1965 WERE "PURGED" ON TRUMPED UP CHARGES OF HOMO-
SEXUALITY ARE BECOMING ASSERTIVE. SIMILARLY, MILITARY OFFICERS,
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FALSELY ACCUSED, WILL CERTAINLY RESPOND. THE STUDENTS WITH THE
MILITARY ARE THE TWO POWER GROUPS THAT CAN REVERSE THE TRENDS AS
EXEMPLIFIED TODAY IN INDONESIA;

F. LASTLY, AVOID ALL REFERENCES TO ALLEGATIONS OF
GỌC THAT KUBARK INVOLVED IN CUBELA PLOT.

12. ABOVE BACKGROUND AND INFO MAY BE PASSED TO LIAISON.
13. FOR KUTUBE EXPLOITATION:

A. STATIONS WITH CUBAN INSTALLATIONS AND/OR TRADE
MISSIONS ARE REQUESTED MAKE MAXIMUM EFFORT ESTABLISH DIRECT OR
INDIRECT CONTACTS WITH SELECTED CUBAN FORNMIN AND TRADE PERSONNEL
THEIR AREAS. PURPOSE TO EMPHASIZE TO THEM THAT THEIR DOLCE VITA
AND COUNTERREVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES HAVE BEEN REPORTED TO HAVANA
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AND THAT TIME HAS COME TO ENSURE THEIR FUTURE THROUGH COOPERATION
WITH ODYOKE. CONTACTS SHOULD BE GEARED TO RECRUITMENT IN PLACE
AND COOPERATION RATHER THAN DEFECTION. SHORT OF THIS, HOWEVER,
SPECIFIC DEFECTION REQUESTS SHOULD ALSO RECEIVE RECEPTIVE EAR,

B. STATIONS REQUESTED CABLE SPECIFIC LEADS IN
ORDER ENABLE HQS GEAR RQMS, LIMITS OF COMMITMENT. RECENT DIP/
TRADE DEFECTORS SHOULD BE QUERIED FOR LEADS IN THIS CONTEXT.
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MANUEL (PINEIRO) LOZADA (201-238687) PHONED D'S SECRETARY
HILDA QUINTANA IN RESPONSE ROUTINE D. INVITE, SAID WANTED SEE
D. MEET FELL THROUGH BECAUSE OF AMLASH/1 ET AL.

2. LATER D TOLD BY SAVER 10 TUT INO (201-353093) PINE IRO
(P) WANTS GO ITALY, WANTS MAKE TRIP WITH D.

3. D PLANS LEAVE FOR CUBA BETWEEN 28 MARCH-2 APRIL.
RAST, HOS GUIDANCE IN CASE PRPTS RAST.

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Paris Station involvement with the ANLASH cass began in 1962, after AMLASH/L
cans to Paris after attending the Helsinki Youth Festival that year. In Helsinki,
AMLASH/1 was contested by UNRUMELE/? (an asset of the Paris Station who attended the
Festival for purposes of disruption) and by other KUBARK assets. It is not clear from
our files just when ANLASH/I was recruited" but it appears that he was recruited during
or shortly after the Festival.
In Paris he was in contest with Peter J. KIMINGHAM (probably in alias although
I know that AMLASH/L was at KIMINORAN's home upon socasion). In 1962 AMLASH/1 was
given training in explosives by OHMX (I believe) upon request of the Paris Station.
He appears to have returned to PBRUM in late 1962. It is not own if other Paris
Station perconaal were in contest with ANLASWI during that period.
APLASH/L next arrived in Paris on Ih September 1963, coming from the International
Games held in Porto Alegre, Brasil, where he was in contact with TYPIC officers.
At this point AMBFORT/L (now QUEPORT) was in contact with ANLASH/1.in Paris and AM/HIP/1
was another comme channel (the cas being med primarily by Hos.). The headquarters
TYPIC officer, ONTRICH (F), arrived in Paris on 3 October 1963 and picked up the contact
with AMLASH/1 which was being maintained by ANSFOR/L and MAK. The metings with
AMLASH/I took place in
a hom as best I remember. These discussions concerned
ANLASH/L'e plane to assiseinste AMPED and overthrow his regime.
werz
OSTRICH returned to Paris In late Osteber, after discussions at Headquarters
on the cars. ONTRION End DAIHD, who was tay in Paris at the time, wat with ANLASH/1
in late Ostober or early November. DAI HOID's participation was due to ANLASH/1 strong
desire to talk with some high-level ODYOKE official concerning Ma plans and to obtain
ODYONE blessing if possible. I an tot aware of exactly what happened at these
meetings but I received the impressionfon KYMMOHAN that such blessing was given.
MAST/1 returned to P on 27 Bovenber 1963. It was during this visit to Paris
AMLASH
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that STOCKFOOD But AS/And, presbly in alias but I do not know the
Getails. It was ales apparent by the time Anis left that he has start/s vas
working for KURARK and we haar that Hartly was aware to some extent of ANLASR/L
plans (Unser had been reord ted by KUBARK at that time). It was agreed
that AMLASH/I would and the address of task/13's parents for a/e lettere to
KUMARK (UNSKAPU/23 is wife of UNBNAFU/9).
ANLASH/1 nart arrived in Paris in late Kovanbar or early December 1964. AMSHIP/1
STOCKWOOD and ONTRICH (tay fren Headquarters) ant with Ma in Paris (this time in
a safe house of the Station, AMASA/1 left for PERUMEN fros Madrid on 20 February
1965. During this stay in Paris AKASH/1 set the following KUBARK staffers and
agents:
STOCEMOOD, CLOADER, RODAMOR
AWHIP/L, RISKAFT), UMSHAFU/S, UNSHAFT/13
•
You will recall that in December 1964 USHAFT/S had a nervous breakdown and
AFLASH/L played an importent part in convincing UNSHAY/S that he should agree to
hospitalisation. It was in this scancotion that LOADEN and RODANER NON ANLASH/1.
CLOADEN cbsequently ant with AKAS/ two or three times to received reports for
STOCEMOOD. These meetings were three meetings er in the home of UNSNAP/5.
During this stay, AKASH/A traveled to Madrid at least ome to met with ANBIDDY/2
and ANBANG/L. I am not aware of results of three meetings except that AFLASH/1 was
seolding the physical instrumente to carry out the plan to eliminate ANTHO.
There was to additional contest with ANLASH/L in Paris subsequent te February
1965 but the Station (CLOADEN and HERLIES) did have subsequent contact with USAPO/S,
UNSHAFU/9, ANLASH/2 and AHLASH/3. You will recall that thatht was ANLASH/3 who unde
the foliage pitch to MRRURES ea 6 y 1968. ANASH/2 and MLSH/) were both care
of A
ANLASH/1 plase.
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Poter J. KANHAN
- not knoen vist alias used. Some meetings were held in
KYMINGHAN's home in 1962/63. It is not known if other staff
personel (other than OFFRICH) were mot than by ANLASH/L.
Jul K. STOCKFOOD
caliiss not known for sure but believe ho used Roberte",
AMHELP/1 kasar STOCEHOOD as onbassy officer and called in there,
• Known as Dick, free mans not used unless told to ANLASH/1
by UNSATIVE OF UNSNAPU/9.
• Peter N. GLOADEN
Miton P. RODAFOR
Dr. Lipsich
Wallace A. GROWERY
from
- nat AFLASH/L only once, when transporting UMSHAFT/5 to hospital.
Douma to all Ae Dr ......" (cant remember aka wed).
- cleared Dr. at American Hospital, Paris. ANLASH/1 met in
briefly when admitting UNSHAFU/S to hospital.
• wat in 1968 during explosives training in Paris. Details not

Agente (involved to home degree)
DASHAPO/S
Aurvasan
UNSHAPU
APLASE/?
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B. BREAKFAST WITH NARCISCO CARAY, RECTOR UNIV OF PANAMA; ARLOS
AROSEMENA, PANAMA DELEGATE OAS-PRESIDENT PACY LAW ASSOCIATION; AND
LUIS ALFARO, PRESIDENT SAN FERNANDO MEDICAL CLINIC:
C. SUPPER WITH HYHULA-1 (IDEN) AND DULCIDO GONZALEZ, LEADING
ANTI-COMMIE INDUSTRIALIST;
D. TIMES FOR INTERVIEW WITH HYJULA-1, PRESIDENT CHIARI, FORMIN
GALILEO SOLIS, AND OTHERCABINET MINS;
E. TOUR UNIV OF PANAMA AND HOS DEMOCRATIC LABOR UNIONS;
2. STATION KXMXMEE FINANCING PORTION OP FOR BOCAL PROP VALUE. WILL
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1. COS BELIEVES HIS REF B APPRAISAL JAMAICAN POLITICAL CLINATE RE
ESTABLISHMENT AMBUD DELEGATION HERE CORRECT. JAMAICAN GOVT WANTS NOT
BE OVERTLY INVOLVED IN COLD WAR AND OUT OF CONCERN FOR SAB SAFETY LARGE
JAMAICAN COMMUNITY CUBA WILL MAKE STRENIJOUS EFFORT TO STAY OUT.
HOWEVER THEY WILL HELP COVERTLY WHEREEVER POSSIBLE. ANY ATTEMPT INVOLVE
JAMAICAN GOVT AGAINST ITS WILL AT THIS TIME WOULD RESULT IN NET
LOSS OF COOPERATION NOW AND IN FUTURE, STATION REGARDS INCREASING
COOPERATION OF RUABBE SERCIVE IN CUBAN OBJECTIVES OF CONSIDERABLE VALUE.
2. IF HQS BELIEVES AMBUD REP SHOULD VISIT JAMAICA TO TEST POLITICAL
XKXXM CLIMATE IN GOVT, STATION WOULD CONCUR MOST RELUCTANTLY IN (PTN
GELD WILL FWD) WITH FRANK (DIAZ) SILVEIRA DURING CARIBBEAN GAMES WHOM
GOVT WANTED TO THROW OUT FOR HIS STATMENTS TO PRESS ABOUT PROPOSED
ESTABLISHMENT AMBUD REPRESENTATION HERE. IN ANY EVENT STATION WOULD
INSIST NO PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS PRECEDE JAMAICAN GOVT RULING. SHOULD
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COMMITTEE" (COMPRISING LOCAL COMMUNISTS AND RAS TAFARIS), AND GIFT TO
BUDDING NEW COMMUNIST FRONT "SOCIALIST PARTY OF JAMAICA".
3. SINCE STATION COULD NOT PLAUSIBLY DENY RESPONSIBILITY FOR AMBUD
TO RUABBE AND GOVT OPPOSED TO USE OF JAMAICA FOR COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY
PURPOSE AGAINST CUBA, COS BELIEVES IT ADVANTAGEOUS TO KUBARK AND ODYOKE
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1. COS DOES NOT QUESTION POSSIBILITY COVERAGE CUBAN PROBLEM FROM
JAMAICA MIGHT BE EXTENDED BUT BELIEVES DELEGATION SUCH AS AMBUD WHOSE
PRESENCE OVERT WOULD PROVE COUNTER PRODUCTIVE. STATEMENT OF PRIME
MINISTER BUSTAMANTE 4 SEPTEMBER THAT GOVT WOULD NOT ALLOW JAMAICA BE
USED FOR COUNTER REVOLUTIONARY PURPOSE AGAINST CUBA MUST BE TAKEN
SERIOUSLY. REASON FOR THIS STATEMENT IS CONTINUING AND FREQUENTLY
REITERATED CONCERN OF JAMAICAN GOVT FOR SAFETY OF 25,ØØØ JAMAICANS
RESIDENT IN CUBA.

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TO SOME ACTUAL ASSISTANCE FOR ANTI-CUBAN ACTION DURING CARIBBEAN GAMES.
WISH POINT OUT HOWEVER THIS CONTINGENT UPON MAINTENANCE COVERT NATURE
OF ACTIVITY. IN FACE DECLARED GOVT POSITION COS BELIEVES ANY EXPANSION
JAMAICA OF ACTIVITIES AGAINST CUBA MUST BE COVERT. FURTHER SINCE

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TYPE DELEGATION IN JAMAICA WOULD BE HARMFUL TO KUBARK AND ODYOKE
INTERESTS (SEE KNGS Ø123).

3. COS PREPARED CONSIDER ASSIGNMENT STAFF OR CONTRACT AGENT TO
JAMAICA UNDER MEXXXX NON-OFFICIAL COVER TO HANDLE CUBAN AND RELATED
HAITIAN AND DOMINICAN PROBLEMS. HOWEVER WOULD PREFER STAFFER UNDER
OFFICIAL COVER TO SHARE KUTUBE/KUWOLF GENERAL STATION OPS. EMPHASIS
HAS BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE BE ON CUBAN COVERAGE. WOULD NEED
ADDITIONAL SECRETARY TRAINED IN COMMO AND ADMIN.

4. IN VIEW PRODUCTIVE LIAISON AND DEVELOPING UNILATERAI. ACTIVITIES
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Meeting with Dr. MIRO Cardona on 6 October

1. Dr. MIRO arrived about 9:50 a. m. for the meeting we had
set at 10:00; again he was driven by his secretary whom he introduced.
As during the first meeting, she remained outside in the car. Our
meeting lasted until 12:00 noon.

2. First, Dr. MIRO handed me a note in longhand listing the
topics discussed with me on 5 October. These points are:

a. Groups conducting propaganda, etc. with Agency support
should receive their support and be coordinated through the Council.

b. A propaganda campaign should be waged by the Council
aimed at:

(1) Cuba, via a long wave radio station in Key West.

(2) Cubans in Miami and other U. S. areas by:

(a) Subsidizing Diario de las Americas.

(b) Contracting for time on radio stations.

(3) Latin America, with a plan such as the "Operacion
Grieta,"

c. Underground Activities.

(1) Provision of monthly funds to Council for procuring
Cuban pesos to send to the seven-odd resistance
groups in Cuba through reliable channels (such as
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Commando action as outlined in plan presented
me on 6 October,

3. Commando Plan

Then Dr. MIRO handed me a plan (in English) for clandestine
action prepared by his military collaborators, whom he named as
Colonel Manuel VARELA Castro, an officer of the Academy, Captain
Enrique DESPAIGE
Colonel ((nu) MONTEAGUDO, He stated
that they were of
IN group and had been prisoners.

With respect to the plan for clandestine operations in Cuba,
he stated that 300 men could be counted upon for commando action, part
of them here, part in Cuba. He reiterated that a commando operation
was essential to bolster morale among the anti-Castro elements in Cuba
and in exile as well as to conduct sabotage that would further weaken
Cuban economy and the Communist regime. He said that for this operation
U. S. help would be necessary in providing weapons, ammo, demolitions,
equipment, and funds. He proposed that if this plan was considered to
have merit, that I arrange to have someone meet with his military men
to work out the details. After all preparations had been made and
materiel provided, etc, the operation would be purely a Cuban affair,
(NOTE: Plan turned over to Thompson at our meeting at 15:30 on
6 October for transmission.)

4. Request for Arms, etc, to send to Escambray

Dr.MIRO remarked that over a month ago he had made a request
to Clark for arms for the anti-Castro insurgents in the Escambray, but
to date had heard nothing relative to the request. He commented wryly,
"I ask but never hear an answer." He said that the fighters there should
be supported. Dr. MIRO stated that he had a boat (provided by us) and
a means for delivery of the arms. Osvaldo RAMIREZ is chief of the
Escambray group.

COMMENT: Has anything been done about this request?

5. Information on Arms Received by Castro Regime
*
Dr. MIRO handed me a long report which he said was brought
to him by the Argentine Ambassador to Cuba when the latter came to the
U. S. at the time of President FRONDIZI's visit." He said the Ambassador
would not divulge the source of the information but commented, "You will
know."

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Dr. MIRO said there was no way to determine the accuracy
of the figures given of planes, guns, etc. received from the Soviet bloc
(and Italy and Canada) but ever. if the figures were exaggerated 100 per
cent, they would still be impressive.

He added that Castro is daily becoming stronger militarily
with weapons and with a large militia of close to 300,000 being trained
to use them while the economy continues to deteriorate. Perhaps only
half the militia would be effective. But that is sizeable. Thus, he said,
the longer the delay in positive military action to overthrow Castro, the
greater will be the task. "We must act soon, vigorously and effectively,
to insure victory. Another defeat would be disastrous and would make
Cubans, Latin Americans and others believe Castro to be invincible.
Then would come accommodations and even worse, the implanting of
Castro-backed regimes in the hemisphere. And the U. S. would suffer.
worst of all, being discredited for defeat and "guilt of interference,"
"In the UN no nation would stand beside the U. S. "

6. Proposal that Council go to Cuba with Commando Group and
Establish a Government on Cuban Soil

Dr. MIRO then declared that he was convinced that Castro
would never be overthrown by all the propaganda, the sabotage, commando
raids, guerrilla activities, rupture of diplomatic relations and deteriorating
economy, and that it was inconceivable to establish a government-in-exile
for nothing would come of it; that the only solution for defeating the
Castro regime was for the Revolutionary Council to go to Cuba and estab-
lish a government on Cuban soil, ask recognition by all friendly countries
and military assistance of its principal ally, the U. S., and that the U.S.
be ready to intervene immediately with its Forces. "This would all have
to take place in a matter of 48 hours, otherwise it would fail. I recognize
that this is a bold plan, but boldness is necessary. There will be many
risks, many may be killed. As for myself, I don't care if I die. I have
lost all my personal possessions and my son is a prisoner." He reiterated
that all must be well prepared in advance, there must be no vacillation,
everything must proceed rapidly. First, a commando raid in force to
seize a piece of Cuban territory, preferably near Guantanamo, and imme-
diately the members of the Council go ashore, proclaim a provisional
government, broadcast by radio to all nations an appeal for recognition
(and cables prepared in advance would also be sent out), request U. S.
assistance, and the U. S. should furnish such assistance at once in ade-
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Before such an action is undertaken, the enemy must be
softened by propaganda, sabotage, raids, underground action, and the
mass of the people of Cuba must be prepared to accept the provisional
government through propaganda, increased knowledge of the Council
and its unifying efforts.

Dr. MIRO asked me what I thought of this project; did I think
that Castro could be overthrown in any other way. I admitted that
strong military action appeared necessary. I stated further that
of course his plan would have to be studied at the highest government
levels. He proposed that he might elaborate a plan with his militar y
collaborators, and I suggested that he do this so that it might be examined
and considered.

Dr. MIRO declared that he was convinced that this Communist
dagger in the side of the States could only be eradicated by such action,
that the U.S. is and will be blamed for all anti-Castro propaganda,
sabotage, etc, and that enemy states will denounce it for intervention
in Cuba, but that if the U. S. goes to the aid of a friendly revolutionary
regime established in the country and helps it defeat the Soviet-backed
Communist regime, all friendly governments will applaud.

"I have no personal political ambitions, "declared MIRO.
"I merely am trying to chair the Council, whose mission is to unify the
anti-Castro elements inside and outside of Cuba. If the team isn't con-
sidered effective, then change the pitcher. But I believe the Council must
establish itself on Cuban soil, and soon. Time is against us. ""The Punta
del Este agreement will backfire against the U. S. if Castro is allowed
to remain in Cuba. In a year, after the politicos of the countries re-
ceiving U. S. aid have gotten their hands on U. S. gold, they will say,
'Thanks to Castro, we got this. And they will spend it as in the past
with no benefits to the social and economic welfare of the people. "

7. Views about the Judges and Lawyers

I queried Dr. MIRO as to his views relative to the judges and
lawyers and their future status. He said he hoped that they could all
reunite and that they could be given assistance as in the past. He de-
clared that Dr. ALABAU was not qualified to be a justice and that he was
doing nothing but making politics and trying to discredit the Council
and MIRO and VARONA. Dr. MIRO declared that he, as Prime Minister
in the early days of the Castro government, had named ALABAU to the
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judicial position.

8. Members of the Revolutionary Council

Dr. MIRO remarked that he had a meeting of the Council on
10 October. I asked what elements now composed it and what he pro-
posed to add. He named the following as presently in the Consejo:

Rescate
30 de Noviembre
MRR
Accion Democratica
20 de Mayo
AAA Independiente
MDC
Montecristi

He said he had invited to join:

MRP
Unidad Revolucionaria

and awaited their reply.

He would also like to have the Workers, Students, and the
Professionals (Doctors, Lawyers, etc.) come into the Council. He be-
lieves Batistianos and Comunistas and elements unwilling to cooperate
should be excluded, but that all other groups should be brought together
under the Council.

He contends that all anti-Castro activities, except clandestine
and military, should be coordinated by members of the Council, but that
the excepted activities should be known only to him (MIRO).

9. Probable Argentine Rupture of Relations with Cuba

Dr. MIRO declared that he believed imminent the Argentine
rupture of relations with Cuba. He said the Argentine Ambassador to
Cuba (Juho AMOEDO) was ordered to return to Havana (he had been
vacationing in the U. S. after FRONDIZI's visit); that VILLANUEVA, a
Secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Cuba was coming to see MIRO
today; and further that he (MIRO) had received a phone call last night
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from a Spaniard (Nicanor FERNANDEZ) in Buenos Aires, urging MIRO
to go to Buenos Aires to arouse anti-Castro sentiment of the people,
inasmuch as some Argentine action against Cuba appeared imminent.
(FERNANDEZ said he had already written MIRO a letter.) MIRO says,
"Of course, I cannot go. I have the Consejo meeting on the 10th.
Furthermore, I am going to New York. on October 11th or 12th for the
SIP (Socieded Interamericana de Prensa) meeting and have been allotted
12 minutes to address the meeting."

10. MIRO to attend Homage to LACERDA (Brazilian who
Precipitated QUADROS' resignation) on October 15

Dr. MIRO said he planned to remain in New York City (after
11 and 12 October SIP meeting) until October 15th to attend the homage
for LACERDA, the Governor of Guanabara province in Brazil. MIRO
probably will stay at the Park Chambers Hotel, but will advise Clark
of his location.

I commented that I would probably remain in Washington next
week in view of his plans, but that I might go to New York City to meet
with him; if so, I would get in touch with him and arrange a meeting
time and place through Clark.

11. Propaganda Commission

I asked Dr. MIRO about his ideas on the future organization
and structure of the Propaganda Commission. He stated that it is out-
side the Consejo and not under his direct control, although the Council
accountant has been passing funds to it. He said CASTRILLO had resigned
as head of Propaganda and that he would like CONTE AGUERO to handle
it. He claimed that MESTRE had not done anything with propaganda.

12. MIRO's Views Relative to Supreme Court Justice or PRIO
being Recognized as Head of a Provisional Government

I asked Dr. MIRO if he believed that there were many anti-
Castro Cubans (both in and out of Cuba) who favored PRIO, or the head
of the Supreme Court to be the provisional president if a government were
to be established on Cuban soil. Dr. MIRO declared that the revolution
is a fact, and that practically nobody wants to go back to any former
regime. The people in Cuba would resist any such possibility. He de-
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the anti-Castro elements. He said that the people should be given an
opportunity to elect their chief of state after Castro's overthrow and
reestablishment of order in the island.

13. Offices of Council (Consejo Revolucionario)

When questioned about his business and private telephones,
MIRO said, "The business phone is also in my house. I have no office
except in my house, but that phone is always busy (JEfferson 2-4680).
So use the other phone (JEfferson 4-2751) when you wish to call me, "

"I need to have a small office somewhere away from my home
because all the activities there are driving my wife crazy. I want to
find something modest so that no accusation can be made of ostentation -
merely a room for myself, one for my secretary, and one for meetings.
of the Council, etc. The FRD had a place but at that place also was the
press, the refugee center, etc. It would not be satisfactory. The FRD
is now practically dead. It was the forerunner of the Consejo as the
unifying agency of the anti-Castro resistance, "

14. MIRO's Views on Coordinating the Activities of Other Exile
Groups

After Dr. MIRO reiterated his view that he should be the
channel for funds and coordinating the activities of groups outside the
Consejo such as the Students, FORD (Labor), etc., I said that I under-
stood that some of these elements were unwilling to function under the
Consejo; and that in view of that situation, did he consider that an
Activity Committee might be organized with a delegate from each of
these groups and under the chairmanship of a member of the Consejo.
This would serve to coordinate their activities, give them a tie-in with
the Consejo, yet not make them subservient to it. Dr. MIRO replied
that this would merely set up another Consejo outside of and parallel to
the existing Consejo. I did not pursue this further, not having enough
background of these organizations to be able to discuss the matter
effectively.

15. Telephone Conversation with MIRO or. 7 October

Before my departure from Miami for Washington on 7 October,
I telephoned to Dr. MIRO from the airport. He appreciated the call and
asked if I had seen in the morning paper the action taken yesterday by
w
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the ALABAU Lawyers' group in proclaiming Julio CARCERAN (one
of the chief justices in exile) as "President of Cuba at War." He ex-
pressed his indignation at this unilateral "political" move by ALABAU
and his adherents among the exiled lawyers and judges. He added his
best wishes to me and reminded me that he would probably go to New
York on October 11th or 12th for the SIP (Sociedad Interamericana de
Prensa) meeting. I replied that I would appreciate if he would contact
Clark after his arrival to give his location in New York City, and that
Clark might have a request from me for an appointment with him, if
this seemed desirable. I suggested that in future phone conversations.
I would be known as JUANITO. He agreed with pleasure that this would
be a good procedure. I wished him Godspeed and he replied likewise
to me.

16. Comment

During these first two meetings I endeavored to establish
myself favorably with Dr. MIRO and therebre refrained from bringing
up details of budget or opposition to any of his specific proposals.
I listened, asked various questions, and he talked at length.

In future meetings, after I have gained further background and
have more policy guidance, I shall be able to discuss with him specific
issues and endeavor to reach agreements or compromises, as may be
required.
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Roseto. Hada
qch
Ω
PDOB: Havana 6. April 1925
teacher
ODENVY name trace requested by PW 8 Feb 61.
(WAVE 3457)
Results: no record

ROSETE, Hada
:
MONT-5469
10 JAN 62
FRD Rep MONT, doing excellent job in Media field,
Has established good contacts with editors
major newspapers who providing her space at
reduced rates and has secured half hour weekly
radio time from Radio Sarandi at cost.

ROSETE Rosete, Hada

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ANBUD Finance
(Misc.)/Att to
Rpt 10 Dec 62

Subject is a member of the Revolutionary Council
and is on a Finance Dopartment-Delegations list.
for period 1-30 November 62. Subj is repre-
sentative from
Uruguay. No further info,

ROSETE Rosate, Hada
Education
FRD, Miami
Bn: 4/6/25, Havana
Divorced
Salary

Maces 7 Feb. 61
Rosete, Hada Mireya
6 April 1925 Havana, Cuba
ranted
eq. by F20P on 7 Feb. 61
DEADLIE: Fiarch 61
TO RID/FILES
201 FILE RETURNED

5
201-292025
ちの
ROSETE ROSETE, HADA
C-93606
N
P. O. A. granted
21 FEBD
POA CANCELLED

24 FEB 1961
FIELD ADVISED
boy PROP
1-31 Mar 63
Annex "I-G"
AMBUD-Delegates
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Subject is Delegate from: Uruguay
tions), subject's political affiliation is
According to Luis BOTIFOLL (head of CRC delega-
none.

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ROSETTE, Hadda

Local FRD Type, who in opinion Segundo and
Station providing excellent support to Station
XNXXGK PW program.

MONT 5448 6 Jan 62
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15 June 1964

STROPSIS

Per his request, 2nd Lt. Oliverio
Antonio TOMEU Vasallo was recontacted
on 8 June 64 at his place of resid-
ence. He provided additional detail
on Carlos and Ana Gloria de VARONA,
and identified Owiel GONZALEZ and one
"COCO" as possible leads to Jose
LLANGRA Gobel.)

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15 me 1964

CONTACT REPORT

SUBJECT: Recontact of Oliverio A. TOKKU Pasallo. (201-283206)

1. At 1730 bours, & June 64, the undersigned vas advised
at his residence that a Mr. TOMEU (Subject) had called the
security number given hin (351-6161) and left the message that
he would like to talk again with Paul Stroud (the undersigned).
anytine after 1800 hours, & June.

2. Upon arriving at TOMEU's apartment (Apt. 303, 1028
Vahler Place SR, High Point Apartsent House, Washington, D. C.).
1830 hours, 8 June, TOMEU indicated to his two daughters he would
like to have some privacy and they and his wife, Caridad, left
the apartment.

3. TOMEU apologized for not having recalled the name
"de VAROMA" as that of Anz Gloria de VAROMA, He reiterated
thet, while in hiding to escape capture by the Cuban Governmeat
enbooquent to his infiltration, he know only the first names of
the persons with whom he came in contact, but then added he knew
Ana Gloria de VARONA, in whose house he was hiding, because she
was the sister of Carlos de VARONA, one of his infiltration team
sombers. (This Carlos de VARONA may be identical with oke
Carlos Manual de VARCHA Segura, 201-289985; or one Carlos Arturo
VABONA Arjona, 301-283209.)

4. On several ocoarions, according to TOMEU, he was seated
at the table in Ann's house with several other people. One of
these individuals, known to TOMEU only as "COCO," was described
as the secretary to Jose LLARULA Gobel. There was not, however,
any discussions in which TOMEU recalls LLANUZA or his political
sympathies having been discussed. According to TOMEU's recol-
lestion it was "COCO" who was associated with LLANUZA, and he
vos tot aware of any relationship betesee and
Although TOREJ had no information as to what finally happened
Carlos 40 VAROMA, his infiltration toen mate, he suggested
that if Carlos or And vero available they may be able to
identify "Co00* and provide data on his accessability for
contact.

8. One Caiel CORALES, forner Chief of the Havana Fire
Department, was identified by TOMKU as another possible load

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who would know LLANUZA. TONKU affirmed Owiel was previously
with MENOTO Gutierrez in the Second Front of Escambray. Osiel
vas under asylum in the Brazilian babassy (sic, Argentine
Embassy?), when TOMU gained political asylum. when Osiel
finally received his safe conduct from the imbassy, he vent
to Puerto Rico and, TOMEU postulates that Owiel is now again
with MEFOTO in either the United States or Puerto Rico.

6. Tvo snap shots (to be returned) vere provided by
TOMEU of himself and six other individuals who were in asylun
at the some tine. Be identified these, in the photograph in
which Monsignor Eduardo DOZA Kasvidal is seated, ss, from
left to right: Manuel VILLANANAN, Oliverio TONKU, Wils DIAZ
(believed to be in US), Publio RUIZ (US), Jorge Del VALLE
(Mex?), and Quiel GONZÁLEZ (US or Puerto Rico?).

7. Upon completing the debriefing, Stroud and TOMKU
"exchanged small talk" for a while until TOMEU finally stated
that he still wished there was something more he could do to
help free Cuba, and asked "What do you think I should do?"
Stroud replied that no person could really make that type of
decision for another individual, and countered by asking TOMEU
what alternatives he had in mind, other than remaining in the
68 Army as a career military officer.

8. TOMEU replied that, of course, he was once an
agriculturalist, but that there were few job opportunities in
which he could apply his past experience. His sister had also
ssked him if he felt he and his family would want to live with
bor in Spain or Kexico, but he didn't think too much of this
idea. He then stated that he had been asked by Manuel ARTINK
to take a job as an instructor. Without indicating any
association of even awareness of ARTIME's activities, or of
ARTINE's contact with TOMEU (as indicated in TOMEU's 201),
TOMEU was asked what he thought of ARTINE's proposition.
TOMEU stated that he would no longer follow any man as za
individual or as a leader, because a man's ideals, outlook.
and objectives change with time. For example, the people of
Cuba followed Fidel because of the ideals he advocated. When
Fidel took over, his accomplishments gradually becane quite
different from the ideals he had espoused. TOMEU continued
by saying he would "no longer follow a man, One could only
trust his ideals or an organization which followed those
ideals, since a good organization would be less likely of
being controlled by a single man." When saked for an example
of the type of organization he had in mind, TOMKU replied he
Vas most favorably inclined towards the ideals and goals of
the JURE. (The JURE or JRC is an organization crested by
Manolo RAY Rivero around a nucleus of former. 26 July Movement
leaders, Bee memo and attachment dated 23 July 1963 from John
Bugh Cranmins, Coordinator of Cuban Affairm, ARA, Departmens
af State in TOMKU's 201-283206.)
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9. It should, perhaps, be noted here that in an informal
exchange with Mrs. Donald WEBSTER, TOKIU's supervisor at the
Defense Language Institute, Anacostia Naval Annex, 4 June 64,
Mrs. VERSTER volunteered the information that "all of the other
'Brigade students here' have told me they think very highly
of TOKKU, and that he is a very brave nan, because he and his
family vere very wealthy in Cuba and he gave it all up to go
into exile and fight the Castro Regins."

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REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION

TO:  CI/Operational Approval and Support Division

Security Support Division/Office of Security

DATE: 10 Jan 68

FROM: Margaret Ioss 3
2/4
2702 Ctrs E
2564

SUBJECT: (True Name) Santiago ALTATA Fernandez

CRYPTONYM, PSE, AKA OR ALIASES:

PROJECT: JYATE

CI/CA FILE NO.

RI 201 FILE NO.

SO FILE NO.

TYPE ACTION REQUESTED

X PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
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PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
COVERT NAME CHECK
SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation)
AREA OF USE: Cuba
FULL DETAILS OF USE: FW Trainees

INVESTIGATIVE COVER

IS HE OR WILL SUBJECT BE AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN HIM? YES NO

IS HE OR WILL SUBJECT BE AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HIM? YES NO

INDICATE SPECIAL LIMITATIONS OR COVERAGE DESIRED IN THE SECURITY OFFICE INVESTIGATION: None

IF SO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY:

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DEROGATORY INFORMATION ATTACHED, WITH EVALUATION NO INFORMATION OF VALUE

X WILL BE FORWARDED NOT INITIATED (Explanation)

X NO RECORD RI TRACES (Derogatory Information and Evaluation Attached)
NON-DEROGATORY

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NON-DEROGATORY DEROGATORY

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COMFIDENTIAL
COAG
110273

A. On March 31, 1962, P.H. KOETRLOCK, Residence, 3110273.
Richmond, Virginia, (hereafter KOETRLOCK), advised that he had met
CHARLES about two weeks ago at a luncheon at the Jefferson Hotel,
Richmond, which luncheon was attended by approximately 10-12 local
business men. KOETRLOCK stated that CHARLES was the first person he
had met who openly expressed an opinion that President Kennedy should
be assassinated. CHARLES went on to state that President Kennedy was
a communist and an "obstacle in the way to the nation's well-being."
KOETRLOCK advised that because of CHARLES' comments, he paid parti-
cular attention to him at the luncheon and afterwards was introduced to
CHARLES.

B. On 1 May 62, KOETRLOCK advised that CHARLES was speaking at
the Thomas Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, Virginia, at a meeting sponsored
by the Daughters of the American Revolution. KOETRLOCK is considered
to be by the source of contact to Richmond Police. KOETRLOCK states that
CHARLES is an excellent speaker and is very effective. KOETRLOCK advised
that General WALKER (possibly EDWIN WALKER) may be the next speaker.
KOETRLOCK stated that the D.A.R. meeting on 1 May 62 would be attended
by approximately 250 people from the eastern part of the U. S. KOETRLOCK
advised that during the luncheon discussion, CHARLES stated that he was
originally from Virginia and that he (CHARLES) was not able to obtain a frame
for the American flag which was burned in Cuba. CHARLES further told
KOETRLOCK that he would attempt to contact the local chapter of the
Intelligence Service, which office, as far as CHARLES could ascertain,
did not wish to accept monetary contributions and were reluctant to accept
material. KOETRLOCK did not elaborate on the details surrounding burning
the flag. (Referred to FBI, Richmond). (Captioned Richmond).

C. P.H.KOETRLOCK, Richmond, advised that he has first hand know-
ledge that KOETRLOCK'S wife is in contact with several people on the
Richmond News Leader who are communist. KOETRLOCK stated his wife is
associated with a group in Richmond who are political extremists as
well. KOETRLOCK pays close attention to any news story his wife reads.
KOETRLOCK made the statement in an attempt to show that he is politically
and morally on both sides of the fence and is, in that sense, a good contact
for the FBI. KOETRLOCK stated that on several occasions he listened to
President Kennedy and realized that once he (the President) came to cross
the "line" of constitutional theory, there would be no turning back and his
(President Kennedy's) days were numbered.

Continuation
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COMMENT: Richmond Office.

Summary: Source of Contact, Richmond, Carolina (noted out
stated that CHARLES might speak to
A. Richmond Office
4/16/62 for the original
to Richmond for appropriate action
information and the Richmond office advised that the
on this individual could not be disseminated to outsiders.

D. On 2 May 62, KOETRLOCK telephoned to advise that he had a
conversation with Mrs. KASTELOCK who said that she was attending the
Political Forum sponsored by the Daughters of American Revolution at
the Thomas Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, that day and at that function
KOETRLOCK could be introduced to Mr. CHARLES and his wife. KOETRLOCK
stated that he would like to meet CHARLES as soon as possible (with
Richmond assistance, if possible), and that he would advise the Richmond
office of the details of the circumstances.

E. On 2 May 62, Mrs. KASTELOCK, advised that she was unable to arrange
an introduction to CHARLES. KOETRLOCK went to the Thomas Jefferson
Hotel, Richmond. Mrs. KASTELOCK had been contacted to determine if she
still desired to meet CHARLES, and KOETRLOCK stated that she did. KOETRLOCK
is submitting a summary continuance to establish KOETRLOCK'S motivation in
Washington. KOETRLOCK feels that the fact that CHARLES might speak with the
State Government Projects Caucus on the subject of "Subversive Activities in the
Radio and Television Industries," justifies submitting summary information to
Washington. A check with the files revealed that the FBI had contacted
CHARLES sometime in March, at the request of the House Un-American Activities
Committee, and that, as of the night before, on 2 May, a meeting to watch
"Meet The Press," that afternoon may have taken place. KASTELOCK stated
that after she returned to Richmond from Washington, she would be on
constant contact on that day and that arrangements could then be made for the
meeting place on 2 May. KASTELOCK advised that he had spoken to KASTELOCK
this morning and that KASTELOCK had called KASTELOCK and stated that KOETR-
LOCK should consider attending the conference in order to confirm whether or not
CHARLES would be speaking at the conference and that at 2:00 o'clock Mrs.
KASTELOCK would have to go to church, and from there she would be calling
KASTELOCK at approximately 5:00 P.M. from the church. KOETRLOCK advised
that this morning KOETRLOCK was unable to ascertain at what time during
the course of conference CHARLES and others attending could be contacted.
KOETRLOCK stated that his main interest was that since all representatives
of U.A.A.C. will be assembled for the conference at the Hotel, KOETRLOCK'S
representatives of U.A.A.C. should contact CHARLES. KOETRLOCK added that
KASTELOCK continued that KOETRLOCK had previously contacted the representative
of Atlantic Life Insurance, and has started what is known as the "Red Letter
Movement" (considered the letter and returned with a "read" letter).
As of afternoon 1 May, Mrs. KASTELOCK had not telephoned as she had

indicated, and KOETRLOCK believes that this had been caused primarily by incidents in the
Washington forum which she could not immediately disclose and requested
that continue emergency basis.
CONFIDENTIAL

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COMMENT: Richmond Office.

7. KASTELOCK advised that in the course of the Thomas Jefferson Charity
Foundation matter, A. J. HODGES had attempted to interest KASTELOCK in
selling insurance to members of the Klu Klux Klan. It appears the KKK is
interested in a life insurance policy to cover KKK funeral expenses. KASTELOCK
advised that it was his personal opinion that the KKK and other organization
of that nature are being used for personal gain by individuals. KASTELOCK
advised that several individuals who previously worked for the FBI have
stated to KASTELOCK that the members of the Klan will not disclose information
regarding KKK activities to anyone. KASTELOCK advised that if HODGES
succeeds in selling life insurance to Klansmen, he (HODGES) intends to disclose
that information to KASTELOCK as part of the continuing investigation of
the Thomas Jefferson Charity Foundation. It is of interest to note that
KASTELOCK stated that HODGES continues to be evasive concerning his intentions.
The Richmond office feels that it might have a source of value. KASTELOCK has
stated that at times when dealing with KASTELOCK, KASTELOCK'S activities have
resulted in the source developing information on certain other individual.
KASTELOCK advised that he is attempting to work with FBI sources in Richmond
and that they are attempting to run away with his information in regard to
CHARLES.

8. Both CHARLES and KOETRLOCK made certain remarks to someone
regarding President Kennedy and the White House. KOETRLOCK'S remarks are
that CHARLES was a paranoid individual (KOETRLOCK said as much) and that the
White House could never be in the hands of Kennedy. KOETRLOCK, who works
for the U. S. Treasury, stated that the CHARLES remarks warranted an im-
mediate writing for guidance.

9. In the course of the KOETRLOCK conversation, Charles had
mentioned to KOETRLOCK that he (CHARLES) had at one time been connected
with a certain GARY DECKER. (It is to be noted that GARY DECKER is the
individual who was involved in GARY POWERS Case.)
stated that KASTELOCK in talking to CHARLES stated that CHARLES had mentioned the
Baltic Fleet and could not elaborate further other than the United States
Government was interested by CHARLES's comments regarding the Baltic Fleet.
KOETRLOCK stated that in regard to the KOETRLOCK comments, he (KASTELOCK)
at one time involved in several fairly criminal activity, but in effect, he
(KOETRLOCK) felt he could possibly work with CHARLES or any individual
that may be interested in CHARLES which would continue further contact with
CHARLES.

10. KASTELOCK stated that with KOETRLOCK's aid he determined that as
a result of his meeting with CHARLES, that KOETRLOCK feels that he can
and will work to contact him. KASTELOCK feels that we should determine
whether to work with KOETRLOCK or which of the individuals should continue
conversations on personality as possible.

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11. Source (KOETRLOCK) in conversation called on 7 May to determine
comments made by CHARLES in conversation. KOETRLOCK indicated that during
the course of conversation he noted to CHARLES the possibility of the U.S.
Government making an investigation of him for his comments concerning the
President. CHARLES commented that he did not mind if the U.S. Government
investigated his background.

12. On 8 May the Richmond office determined to advise that any additional
formulation of information on the CHARLES and KOETRLOCK will be submitted to
Washington, in addition to the emergency nature involved. CHARLES stated that
KOETRLOCK'S conversation on the 11th of April and prior to the meeting
with KOETRLOCK that if any further comments was made or came to light
he would give that information. KOETRLOCK indicated that he has decided to
continue to contact CHARLES. KOETRLOCK did not say that he will continue that
personably involved as a minimum to continue to obtain the source.

Distribution:
Copy - Wash.
1 - Richmond (captioned)
1 - Report (Bureau)
1 - S. Files
1 - Index (Central)
1 - Insp/Field Check
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COROL

"El Mudary Vete"

Ferase # | Cooling | Amunt | Carbine Chuck
---|---|---|---
1232 | Jure by | $2,632.50 | pd
1256 | July 64 | #2733.75 | 
1277 | Aug 64 | $2632.38 | pd #367218
1324 | Sept.64 | #2632 50 | $ 7,998.75
134.4 | 2464 Cit | $2.733.75 | pd77 369794
1382 | 1-15 Nor | ? | GK
1389 | 16-3010- | 607.50 | 7F 376168
1399 | Sor. 44 | 1 1316.25 | 
1419 | an 65 | 136.25 | pd# 382709
1450 | L 65 | 81215.00 | 
1382+ 1450 |  | #313875 | -#389049
1475 | Mar 65 | $1,417.50 | 
1500 | apr 65 | $1,316.25 | #393/03
1521 | May 65 | $1,316.25 | --# 399858
1567 | Juri 65 | $1,316.25 | # 700704
1606 | July 65 | #138.25 | #468357
120 65 |  | #1316 25 | #412002 (med
45 |  | #1316 25 | #

# PAGE 3
Radio Armencar

"Et Medico of V'ates"

Juraice 7# | Conereng | Amunt | Chanh
---|---|---|---
64-6-2 | June 64 | $1579.00 | pa
64-7-2 | July 4 | $1450.00 | 
64-8-2 | Clux 64 | $.1460.50 | pd. #367460
64-9-2 | Soft 64 | $1450.00 | yil $ 2,910.00
64-12-2 | N'er/live 64 | $1064.5 | ##
65-1-2 | Kre/ijun 65 | 1060.50 | 3.1# 350892
65-2-2 | Jum/7ch 65 | $1060.50 | #389048
65-4-2 | Mar fipe | $1,083.00 | Jatt 393105
65-5-2 | Opr/May | $1,165.50 | Jatt 399854
45-6-2 | May June | #1, 12.50 | #400702
65-7-2 | JunJuly | $1,01250 | 
65-8-2 | July  | $1.2750 | #

# PAGE 4
Sergio Mauri

Perteneció a la Juventud Socialista
expezó a trabajar en el Fondo Esrediai de Obras Publicas alrededor
del comienzo del Gobierno Autentico.

Megar el actual gobierno al poder el fué dejado cesante en
diezo lugar, por haber estado de acuerdo con la dictadura de
Batista, y haber colaborado con los distintos Directores que hubo
ez dicho lugar.

Desccacciendo per supuesto lo que el habo de realizar despues.-
21 Cr. Guillermo Perez Fraga, que vive en el 820 N.W. 13 Ct. Apto.
7 puede ser localizado por el telefono 373 8122, puede dar
zas informes que yo.

Jancien el tiene una intima amiga en esta ciudad que vive en el
630 Π.Ε. 22 Tc. y tiene el telefono.379 8546, esta sabe de el
cho mas pues sabe que estuvo en China comunista y el Canada.
Tanten tiene una hermera aquí, y que se puede localizar at traves
de a persona anteriormente señalada.

# PAGE 5
Charla con el profesor Agustin P. Pous

Posible un intercambio de
médicos de Cuba y España

Por JORGE COO
Do in Rouco de EL MUNDO

Ho mejor que he visto en cla de prensa que ofreció en
Cuba sen sus nedicos!, asi ce el salon de actos del Colegic
expresó el doctor Agustin Pe- Médico Nacional. El doctor!
dro Fons, eminente médico Pons es ampliamente conoci
español, durante la conferen do ell los grandes centros
asisterciales de Europa, en
dorde en materia de Clinica
Médina es Hamada con jus
ticia El Maestro. Ha sido ade
más, presidente del Instituto;
Médico Farmacéutico y pre
sidente de la Academia de
Ciencias Medicas, siendo en la
actualidad su presidente de
honor.

Actualmente se encuentra
de visita en nuestro pais.
acompañado por su auxiliar
sejo docter Pedro Botet invita
dos por el Consejo Cientifing
dei Mimisterio de Salud Pú-
man blica y el Colegio Médico Na-
macional.
3ri-
de
A una pregunta sobre su
de impresion de nuestro sisema
Bruina en la Pig 2.Cut.
los
v!

# PAGE 6
s por la
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informacion ofrecida hemos
Vacunación Antipolto in
os salar conscientes que
musten Nachonal de Trabs .
Colt traves de la ta Va
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or
.
Burstros bajos de
Voluntario de la Centtal term moins en in raz. fot
Sinbe mheal.
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d

2-EL MUNDO, jueves 4 de febrero de 1965

Logra...
1
Posible...

frontingarión de ta ta. Paginal Contianación de is in, Paginal
Irocitron a la dirigente re hospitalario, el trabajo de los
Solucionatis en el uso de la pa momédicos y la organizacion
abra, si fa de la Mithon asistencial en general, ol
Frente Nacional de Libera fon tor Pons respondió. "Me es
de Vietnuta del Sur, Vo Fors,
doc
Giang, y el secretarie genera muy fácil contestar a ca pre
del Comité de thang de la Je gunta: la organización hoapt
des MININD, Temas Alvarez, tataria en Cuba responde ple
Comcard Vo Dong Giang renamente a los lados de
firténdose a que na ex colemocraticos del
brando en Vietnam del Sur lov
festejos de! Aho Nuevo Lunar
11 calendario lugar de 1964
termino muy mal para los pan
ycle 1965 empezó peor",
dito.

Explico después que durante
enos festejon se ajun
ra hacer un baiance as las ac
tividades realizadas en 196
traversanes a leawrollatis
en 100%, Aforró que ya los int
perialistas yashayos n
ins que dccuten la situación ra
Vierram del Sur, kino el pue
Lo y el Frente Nacional da L
Leración,

En relación con la coopera
ción material que erti tullan
do Cuba en favor del puchte
sudvietnamita. Vo long Glare
exprra que esa avude
hen'e Farve a los
nititad
Ufones, aino de estimulo
mento
Dr. Agustin Pedro fons
para recha de libeido el munus tiene cabida en
los hospitales, sin distinción
zación.
s
1
1
itol
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cu
191
34

Al terminar de hablar et jete! de clase Además, los centros sej
de la Misia, una joven comu, asistenciales estan bien equi
rista le entregó un cuadro de pados, yo diria que card con vie.
Juite Antonio Mella en nombe riqueza, si no fuera porque es, baj
de todos los trabajadores de to parece un térning bur-
MININD.
1
ues"

Capital aparte de merecen los nar
Asstieron al acio el embaja... servidores de estos centros No
dor de a ſtepublica Democrat quiero que parezca limonja, peregne
Thanh Ha, y el vireministro de ra de que son See
mésticos de una gran cattura, Ма
Desarrollo Técnico, Lagemers con una gran set vie aprendet. Ma
Tirso W. Ssenz, (Reporto: Kal Se Sen mésticos que están al coren
mundo Rodriguez).
Irrente de las mejores técnicas Are
modernas, y sobre toto iste pex
den ellos el entusiasmo. No ca
The duda que todo esta conver
ga en un mejor servicio. Helpor
(Continurción de la lo. Páginalide decirles que en ningun ladoste
he isto apatia, sino un coro no
#scolares recibirán instruc de gente en el que todos vibra-ben
ciones sobre suelos, tipos de tan. Y tengan entendido que priu
césped, plantas ornamentales, un cuerpo de tablicos que ass
bold, 151 co.no nociones senta su profesion, sera den-Rat
tre de poco uno de los mejores del
de paisajes aplicado a la jar del mundo. Todo esto lo puedo S
Cuidarán...
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# PAGE 7
vidiran en interiores y cari:
laus nutdicos",
Los equipos me de tuabin uabaj se di mejor que he visto de Cuba,
ta la interiores estaran for- A las preguntas sobre
mada por
art
1.1 el are
pahle psinhi
Potentertain for sto
!
:
a'umnes de toe; Son quinto yicantho cientifico
Señals que
Posto y y tend. An ermo tarea para cato Caba y España tie-
fundamental is de ir al reanteinen una gran facilolet, you
de las áreas vender en la zona anos palaes hablan
eruch.
Porita salud
THASMISION DE
ENFERMEDADES
INFECCIOSAS

La trasmisión de una
bacteria que carra enfer
medades desde una perso.
na enferma a una persבייח
Bana, se efectúa de diver.
El aqua transporta gran
cantidad de bacterias Por
eso hay que hervir el agua
La candela mata los mi.
crobios.

La ache purde trans-
portar también bacterias
la
15
grnas. Hierva tam
losie.

Los alimentos también
puedea transportar harte.
tas pató jenas Proteja los
alumentos.

En ocasiones intervie.
nen los insectos Por ejem-
plo, una mosca es capaz
de cargar hasta diez mi.
llones de microbios Y al
posarse en el cuerpo del
miño, o en el tere, o en los
fumeres, las infecta. El
mosquito Aedes Eegypti
puede traseuter h bebre
amarills. Otros animales
como el perro y el cata
pueden trasatır la rabur
AGUA Y JABON

Siguiendo el curso de la en-
tresiata, el cientifico español
nes l'jo: "No ha tenido tiempo?
ru-cl
de ver nada sobre rielteins ru-
ral, pero estoy enterado de quali
se han hecho rauchos hospita
'ies rurales y "comarcales" ycl
ique no lo está prestando una a
gran aterción a la asistencia dr
mélien en el rampo".

Habre un posible etorno all
Cuba, el Dr. Pons respon116:1
"Pleaão volver en un plazo muyich
breve. Sobre esto he hablado
con el Vlectmtustro y el Minis
tro del MINHAP y creo que he co
mos negado a un acuerdo".

A les preguntas sobre au d
bro "Clintea Medien." Medien", que a
usado como libro de teato enig
nuestra Universidad, dice "Dep
mt libro no puedo hablar porque's
come of slegto de un padreirt
al hijo, pero les dit que no en
chen inia solutiente, sino qua
conmi: colaboran isרา 43
medicon. Hay muchos libros qui!
trataa sobre mismo, sobre
texto, Ilbros Articanog: Deroor
Alarmente, con Jerse
Ujalidad: icrotros, or el con-de
trar.o, 201 reunir.os gimanal
mente para hacerle mejoгая, ум
creo que ha esto debe au Axito".
kespecto ai Hopital Siquta.
trico, 1. Dr. For thee: "
culimana la obra selica que po
La hecho en Cuba. Ya no puede
er mejor. Be parede limiar
sperar. Ea un arun-to
sparte, es quizas ta chra miah
afortunada de la Revocn.con
respecto a n. dicint
Los reporteros quialeron sa
ber la opirión del doctor Fotrod
Boret, antar del doctor Ponsi
ncerea de la medicina en Cuba, lo
a la que et aludido contest:"
"со не puede agregar a lo".
Mucho por el Dr. l'ons, pero hay
algo que si quisera decir: En
rate viaje he aprendido a ser
huraille, puesto que you, anédico
Joven, como mactes otros p
lecir: bieno, voy a Cuba, doy
mes conterenelas y ya. Fero
después de vita varios hospi
tales, después de ver un lugar
con el apartamento de Qu
mica Erdot nologies eel liesel
pital "Fajardo", uro debe halq
Ker un acto de contricion y reti
conocer que a Chin
venimos a aprender". Gre?
Γι

# PAGE 8
de
BAMBUD-3
30 Sefst 1965
:

# PAGE 9
RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE

Worldwide Communicatione Centar

Four West Sath Straat, flew York 19. Ν.Υ.
PL2-3322

RECEIVED JUL 2 3 1965
July 22, 1965

Dade County Medical Society
Miami
Florida

Gentlemen:

Enclosed are four (4) copies of a new Broadcast
Agreement reflecting your changed programs effective last
May.

Please sign all four copies and return to this
office for countersignature.

We shall then return two (2) completely signed
copies for your files.

FWG/fs
Enc. 4
Very truly yours,

Bechard W. 
Richard W. Grefe
Vice President

AUDIO-VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS WORLDWIDE

-2431-

# PAGE 10
RADIO NEW YORK WWORLDWIDE

BROADCAST AGREEMENT

RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE, 4 WEST SUTIH ST.. NEW YORK 19. Ν. Υ.
A DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING CORPORATION

Date: July 22, 1965.
Contract No.: 765-11

AGREEMENT between Dade County Medical 30CIETY
called "Agency" for broadcasting over International Radio Station WRUL programs, announcements
and/or participations, as scheduled below on behalf of
Dade County Medical Society, Miami, Florida
(aanse and address)

called "Advertiser" to advertise Educational Medical Program
and Radio New York Worldwide, a division of International Educational Broadcasting Corporation
called "Station", subject to the standard conditions on the back hereof and any special conditions set
forth below or attached hereto.

Target Arca Caribbean
Language Spanish
Approximate Time of Broadcast 8:01 PM
(E.S.T.)
Length of Broadcast 15 Minutes. Days Mon.Wed.Eri. Times per Week 3
Starting Date Kay_17.1965 Ending Dattill forbid Total Broadcasts

Program material arrangements (check appropriate boxes):

Live or Recorded
Furnished by agency or By Station

Additional Instructions:

This contract may be cancelled by either party upon four (4)
weeks written notice.

Rates
NUMBER OF STATION TALENT LINE SERVICE RE-BROADCAST CHARGES TOTAL PRICE
BROADCASTS CHARGE
Per Week 3 101.25 303.75
Per Contract

Date ACCEPTED: By Agency or Advertiser
Date By Radio New York Worldwide
Division of Interi.uional Educational Broadcasting
Corporation

# PAGE 11
STANDARD CONDITIONS OF RADIO *EW YORK YIOPLOVICE CONTRACT FOR APCADCASTING

1. PAYLIENT AND BILLING.

(4) Time Payments under this contract are to be received by STATION at the
address specified on STATIONs bulls on a before the 15en of ees roth following
that in which broadcasting is done. Payment is to be made in med States funds,
rot, Cayable at a New York City bank, unless specifically provides to the contrary
on the face hereof,

(b) Materiality. In all cases date of payment is materia! STATION fails to
receive timely Dayment, or if ADVERTISERS or AGENCY's cred is, in STATION'S
reasonable opinion, impaired, STATION in its owt. diserat se, Merather cancel
this contract under sub-parag aph 3(a) or change the terms of present for further
broadcasts under this contract.

(c) filling. STATION will bal AGENCY af intervals following broadcasting.
2. TERMINATION.

(a) Broadcasts Other Thas Participations and Spot Announcements. If this con-
tract calls for broadcasts of time periods other than cat
dapat
announcements, the entire contract may be terminated by ather Serty effective of
the end of any 13 wask cycle of broadcasting bereunder spos giving the other
party not less than 2d deys' prior written notice.

(b) Participations and Spot Announcements. If this contract ca's for broadcasts
of participations and spot anncuncements the entire contract of ferts thereof may
be ferminated by either party at any time by giving the other pary not less
then 14 days prior written notice.

(c) Claires. If STATION is notified of any claim caused by erang out of, or
resulting from any broadcast hereunder, whether in connection program mate-
ridi furnished by AGENCY or STATION, o. otherwise, and so 1 com is deemed
substantiel in S'ATION's reasorable opinica, STATION mar, by ziving written
notice to AGENCY, terminate this contract as to any or als feつまごいている。

(d) Effect of Tarmination. If AGENCY terminates this cender sub
paragraph 2(a) or (b), AGENCY will pay STATION at earned to broadcast
contracted for to and including the date of termination. If STAT ON Perminates
this contract urder paragraph 2, as to any or ail broadcasts cded hereunder,
such terminat on shall be without penalry of short rate, is AGENCY shall
have the benefit of the same discounts that it would have earses STATION tad
not so terminated and this conirect had continued though we fest broadcast
scheduled II STATION terminares this contract under surpare 2(b) or (c)
as to less than all of the breadcasts scheduled hereu de ACNC may, upon
ving STATION written notice within seven days after STATIONs utca, terminate
this contract in its entirery simultaneously with the effect ve dere st STATION'S
natice, in which event such termiration shall elso be wilticut peneity of short rate.
3. EFFECT OF BREACH,

(a) By Agency. STATION reserves the right to cancel this contract of any time
upon default in the timely payment of bil's, failure to furaian cery acceptabie
to STATION, or other materiat breach of the terms hereof. Upon シニア cancellation
all charges accrued hereunder and not paid shall become etely due and
pejebie, and AGENCY shail also pay, as liquidated damages, a cer sum equal to
that which AGENCY would have been obligated to pay hard
Cats of STATION's cancellation, given notice of terminaric
paragraph 2(4) or (b), rass any net sum which STATION
sale of the came airtime.
on sta ettective
part to sub
groceres for the
performing

(b) By Station. In the event of a material breech by STATION
this contrast, AGENCY reserves the right to cancel this correct. Upon such
Cancellation STATION shall pay, 4: liquidated damages,
men af to the
actual non-cancellob'e out-of-pocket costs necessarily incurred by AGENCY through
cancellation of this contract. STATION's liability, however ad exceed the
not rime costs involved for the unexpirea and non-cancelate comion of this
contract, that is, STATION shail not be liable for any sum er man the sum
of the net time charges involved had STATION, onect date of
AGENCY's cancellation, given notice of termination pursuanto
ur (b). Failure to broadcast covered by paragraph 4 or 5 star aut ce deemed
a breach of this contract.
a 2(a)

(c) Limitation of Liability. In the event of cancellation sacer
paregraph 3.
neither party shail be liable to the other otherwise than as spec fed in this parc-
graoh and in paragraph 8.
4. FAILURE TO BROADCAST.

if as the result of public emergency or necessity, governant order, force
mejeure, restriction imposed by law. Act of God, labor d..c'e mecranicel break-
down, or any cause, similar or dissim lar, beyond STATION
control,
STATION fairs to broadcast all or part of any program, participen announce
ment contracted to be broadcast hereu der. STATION shalt not be rebe ercept
to art'ust its time charges as hereinafter siated: (a) it na part schedu ed
broadcast is performed, a later broadcast of the omitted progecretion
or announcement shall be made at a reasonably satisfactory s,necay a time,
and it no reasonably satisfactory sustitute day and time are crocse, the time
charges for the omittea broadcast shall be we ved. (b) of a schedu ed
broadcast, but not all tharest, is om. Med, STATION shall actor a pro rata re-duc-
tion in 'he t'me charges; or of a commercial portion of a treadrest a om tted,
a credit in the same propet'on to the time charges which themed commar ial
portica bears to the total commercial portion of the broadcast, teresater.
in any such case of total or partial failure, AGENCY that have the benefit of
the serms discounts which it would have earned if the affected bisaccent cad been
parformed in full.
5. PRE-EMPTIONS FOR PROGRAMS OF PUBLIC INTEREST OR
SIGN.FICANCE.

(a) Conditions of Substitutior.. STATION shall have the right to takel any
broadcast or port on thereof covered by this contract in order troetest any
program or event which, in its absorted scretion it daems to be of Dabic interest
or signifcente In any such case STATION will not AGENCY acvence if
reasonab'y possible, but where such rotice cammot reasonably be ges, STATION
will no'y AGENCY within a reasonable time efter such schedares broadcast that
AGENCY's broadcast has Dren pre-empted.

(b) Adjustment. It AGENCY and STATION cannot agree scene satisfactory
substitute day and time the broadcast time so pre-empted be ceemad can
celled without affecting the rates, d scounts, or rights provided saders contract,
except that AGENCY shall not have to pay STATION any che gas for the cancelled
broadcast.
6. RATE PROTECTION.

Station reserves the right at any time or times to change the rates discounts
and charges here.nder to conform to any rate card issued aher the date of this
contract. AGENCY shall have the beret of ary decrease in the regate sums
payable hereunder begining as of the effectiva Jade of such as caro but no
increase in said angragate sume shall be arp: cable until twe ve meers from the
effective date of such rate card. The protect on against rate creates spp. cable
only to broedce.f schedu'es contracted for prior to the ofectire date of such rates
card and in effect or starting within thirty days after the offective date of such
cats card worse that any inferruption or lapse of schedule not attributable to
SATION sheil automat carly terminate such protection.
7. PROGRAM MATERIAL.

(a) Agency Responsibility Unless otherwise noted on the face of this contract,
att program material acluding talent and commercial announcements, shall te
furn.hed by AGENCY, ad all expenses currected with the de..very thereof to the
STATION and return the sfrom, I so directed, shall be paid by AGENCY. AGENCY
sralt delivar comp'ste music cup sheats for all musical compositions designated by
AGENCY for broadcast and all other program material not less than 16 hours
jexclusive of Saturders, Sundays anci holidays) in advance of broadcast.

(b) Approval of Material. STATION may, in its discretion, reject any musical
compostions, and may reject recordings, the technical quality of which does not
comply with STATION standards. All live gram material to be broadcast
hereunder shall be adequately rehearsed, and ali live and recorded material to
be broadcast hereunder shail conforms the STAT. N's program and operating
policies, STATIONs labor contrarts, and the public Interest, including specifically,
but not limited to the Federal Communications Commission regulations requiring
that international broadcast service shall reflect the culture of th's country and
shall promote international good will, under tanding and cooperation Program
mater al and performer, furnished by AGENCY are subiect to STATION's approval
ard STATION mas axercise a cuntinuing right is reject or cause AGENCY to edit
such matarul or replace performers to the extent STATION deems necessary to
conform to the standards specified in this sub-paragraph

ich Right to Edit Subutitute. Should STATION fail to receive satisfactory
prom material when required hereunder STATION may notify AGENCY, and
Uries STATICs rece vas satisfactory program material within 24 hours after such
polce is giver STATION shall have the ight to edit ary program material
recedd badcat the same as edited, or to produce e substitute broadcast,
and STATION will be paid for such edited or substitute broadcast its regular
charges for the bredast, plus a reasonable charge for the editing or production
of a substitute broadcast.
8.
INDEMNIFICATION.

(a! By Agency. AGENCY will hold and save STATION harmless against any
and stl hapity and experse, including attorneys fces, resulting from the broad-
cast of programs or prograin material prepared, produced of furnished by
AGENCY, including musical compositions, escepting such liability as mar result
from ite uroadcast on AGENCY-produced broadcasts of meterial furnished by
STATION.

(b) Er Statios. STATION will hold and save AGENCY harmless against all
such l'abity and expense, including attorneys fees, on STATICH-produced
broadcasts, arcepting cr'y such l'ability as may result from the broadcast of
commercial and other material furnished by AGENCY, la adation, STATION
will hold and save AGENCY harmless with respect to material furnished hy
STATION for AGENCY-produced broadcasts.
9. IFICREASED COSTS.

If at any time or times under ary collactive bergaining agreement(.) by whick
STATION is board or to which STATION adheres, or under any low. ✓ foreign or
Semestic, the cos's of any service, material or personnel furnished by STATION
hereunder is increared on the result of the establishment of or chargo in
minimum comcerca on payable to personnel, or taxes, Assessments, barefits of
contributions Dayen'e by STATION, AGENCY shall pay STATION the amount of
each such increase in costs as of the erective date thereof.
10.
GENEPAL

(4) Broadcast Times. STATION will perform the broadcasts coverad by this
contract on the days and at the approamate hourly times provided on ti fece
of th's contract. STATION reserves the right at any time or times sa changa
the days and/or hours of proadcast, in the went of changes by the Federal
Co-cetions Commission in silocation of hours and/or equencies ta such
Great future sceptat's alternate davs ant/ne hours shall be substted: if,
howave the s bittute firmes offered by STATION AGENCY are unacceptable
to AGENCY, AGENCI shall have the right to cancel upon givin STATION
written notice thereof, and such termination shall be without penalty of short
rafa T.mes menticred shall be those in effect at STATION on the respective
days of broadcast ng STATION may deduct from any period of five (5) minutes
or longar not more than thirty-five (35) seconds for Station break purposes.

(b) Handling of Property and Mail. STATION shall exercise no mai precautions,
but shall assume to that lity for loss of or damage to program materal or other
Droperty furn.cred by AGENCY in conn.stion with broadcasts tereunder. STATION
will not accept of process mal, correspondence or telephone ce is in connertion
with broadcasts except after its prio. approval, and is approved, at the so'e
risk of AGENCY and object to reimbursement by AGENCY for all expense
incurred.

(c) Relationship of Advertiser and Agency. If this contract is with recognized
advertising as an agency commiss of 15, will be allowed, if and as
prov ded on the face of the contract. AGENCY is mong and shall perform this
coatract as agent for a dated principal, the sponsor ramed ca the face
of tr's coar b. ADVERTISER defal.'s in the cerformance of ary obi çation
to STATION hereunder AGENCY by errcuting the contract waives norce of
such de'av't and agrees to be liable, jointly and severaly with ADVERTISER, for
any and all clams det's demands or obligations owing to STATION hereunder.
It is contracts mace drectly with a sponsor, references to AGENCY shall
apply to ADVERTISER, errept that no agency commission will be al owed.

(d) Assignment and Waver AGENCY shall not without the written content
of STATION assign rtis contract or any of AGENCY's righis hereunder STATION
may not be eared to broedcast hereunder for the benefit of any sponser other
then ADVERTISER named on the face of this contract, or to broadcast hereunder
for the advertisement of any institut on, 2.8 or product c'ter than that named
cn the face of tes cot-act Notwithstanding the foregoing ADVERT.SER اله
have the gut et arytme or times to des gnate any advertising egency to act
fo- ADVERTISER hereurger in place of AGENCY. Failure of STATION or AGENCY
to enforce ary of the provisions of this contract shall not be construad sa
general relinguistment or waiver as to that or any other provision.

(e) Legal Ob'gations STATION'S bligations hereunder are tubject to the
terms and condors of licerses held by if and to applicable internations, rederal,
state and Iccal laws and regulations.

(f) Entire Agreement. Th's contract contains the entire agreement between the
partres re'ating to the sat ect matter herein contained shall be construed accord-
ing to the law of the State of New York, where STATION's offices located,
and cannot be charged or terminated orally.

(a) Notices. Norices given by prepaid telegram or by registered or certified
me shall be deemed given when dispatched Notices - by ordnary mail
shai be deemed given when received. All notices hare oder shalt be in writing
and i given by other then personal de ivery shall be addressed to the party
at the address spec fed os the face of th's ccatract ar to such other address
as may be specified baraundar in writing

# PAGE 12
To: FINANCE OFFICER

AMOUNT REQUESTED
$1,316.25
SECRET (When Filled In)

DISBURSEMENT VOUCHER

YOPOLL-11
From:
Alice B. Caponong

REQUEST FOR STATION FUNDS

ADVANCE ACCOUNTING
DE DATE
X 15 Sept 65

IF ADVANCE IS REQUESTED COMPLETE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATION I AGREE THAT I WILL FULLY ACCOUNT FOR THIS
ADVANCE BY SUBMISSION OF ACCOUNTING AND REFUND ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE BY THE DATE STATED ASOVE
THE EVENT OF MY FAILURE TO SO ACCOUNT AND REFUND ANY UNEXPENDED BALANCE, I AUTHORIZE DEDUCTION FROM
JAY SALARY TO EFFECT SETTLEMENT.
SIGNATURE
Alice B. Caponong

3 Sept 65 NO. DISBURSEMENTS
AMBUD-3 radio program on WRUL for
Sept 65

AUTH; COS

RECEIPTS ARE ATTACHED EXCF00 attached.
tuck muller to co
COST ACCOUNT NO AMOUNT

$1,316.25
TOTAL
Roquest Cashier's Check made payable to: Radio New York.
Worldwide.

CERTIFICATION

I CERTIFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITEMIZED ABOVE WERE NECESSARILY MADE BY ME IN THE CONDUCT OF OFFICIAL
BUSINESS OF A CONFIDENTIAL NATURE, THAT I HAVE NOT BEEN NOR WILL I BE, REIMBURSED THEREFOR FROM ANY CITHER
SOURCE, AND THAT THIS CLAW AND ATTACHMENTS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT IN ALL RES ECTS
DATE SIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICER

APPROVED
3 Sept 03
DATE
SIGNATURE
HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE FUNDS REQUESTED ABOVE 3 Sept 65

TYPE OF FUNDS
Bruce P.Veddar

Alice 3. Caponong
FOR USE OF THE FINANCE OFFICER ONLY
BLOCK NO
NUMBER OF UNITS
RATE
DOLLAR VALUE

GENERAL LEDGER
ACCOUNT IDENTIFICATION

SUBSIDIARY
IDENTIFICATION
CES.
CREDIT
DOLLAR VALUE
POSTED BY

COST ACCOUNT NO
NO
VOUCHER NUMBER

41
726
TOTALS
CAGATION
CNCREASE
DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSES
DECREASE
SUB-CBJECT CLASSIFICATION

CERTIFIED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT
DATE AUTHORIZED CERTIFYING OFFICER
SECRET
11-3-10-491

# PAGE 13
RADIO NEW YORK WORLDWIDE - WKUL

A WEST S STREET, MEN YOTIK 19.1.7.

TODADE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY
DATE
SEPTEMBER 1, 1965
MIAMI
INVOICE NO.
1675
FLORIDA
TERMS
CASH IN ADVANCE

FROADCAST OVER THE FACILITIES OF WRUL ON THE SPANISH
SERVICE A (4) HOUR PROGRAM, 3 TIMES WEEKLY, (MON.,-WED.,
& FRIDAY) SEPTEMBER 1, THROUGH 30, 1965. TOTAL 13
BROADCASTS AT $101.25,

$1,316.25

RECEIVED SEP 3 1965

# PAGE14-00000
104-10245-10007 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

Medical Radio Program
Vol II
19-124-25/5-4

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Programa raial "El Medico y Usted"
Acoste, 1065
Lunes 2 # 378 Conducte a seguir en el patente con
aroccion Bronco-patmonar econicu
Liercoie3 4 # 379 Hemorragias pulmonares
Viernes 6 # 380 Consideraciones sobre un recioare Seminario
Interamericano
Lunes 9 # 381 Il-itis rasional
Miercoles 1.1 # 380 Urticaria
Viernes 13 # 387 Antrax
Lunes 1.5 # 384 Tulareria
Kiorcoles 23 # 385 Comentarios sobre Icera vericoca
Viernes 20 # 386 Copenteries a una reciente informacion de la
F..O.
Lunes 23 387 Se aplica actualmente la vacuna sontra al
Gerampion
Miercoles 25 # 388 Considermelones schre la Psoriasis
Vierne 27 4 380 Behre algunos tomas de interes medico
Lunes 30# 390 Harada diafragmatic

14-00000
1
Programa radial "El Medico y Ud"
Julio, 1965
365 Influenza o Flu
Viernes 2
Lunes 5 366 Consideraciones sobre afecciones vasculares
perifericas
Miercoles 7 367. Algunos comentarios sobre el infarto Wiccardico
Viernes 9 # 368 Trastornos de la Laringe
Lunes 12 369 Ileitis regional
Miercoles 14 $ 370 Algunas consideraciones sobre calculos del
Riñon
Viernes 16 # 371 Contestando correspondencia
Lunas 19 372 Comentarics sobre Angina de pecho
Miercoles 21 # 373 La Silicosis, enfermedad del trabajo
Viernes 23 374 Huevos apertes en el tratamiento de los
quemados
Lunes 26 #375 Mejores perspectivas para Cos ancianos
Miercoles 28 # 376 Enfermedades de la Fariz
Viernes 30 #377 Accidentes a que estan expuestos los escolares
en los reses de vacaciones

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Programa radial "El Medico y Usted"
Junio, 1965
Miercoles 2 352 Calculos en la Vesicula Biliar
Viernes 4 #353 La clase medica victima del terror comunista
Lunes 7# 35+ Factores en la Tuberculosis
Miercoles 9#355 El dolor en medicina
Viernes 11 # 356 Alguros aspectos de la Distagia en medicina
Lunes 14 357 Comentarios sobre el uso indiscriminado
de los barbituricos
Miercoles 16 # 358 Factores en la Neumonia y en la Bronconeumonie
Viernes 18 # 359 Sobre un reciente trabajo periodistico en
relación a la medicina rural en Cuba
Lunes 21 # 360 Concejo para disminuir el riesgo de Cancer
en la boca
liiercoles 23 # 361 Dificultades del niño en edad escolar
Viernes 25 # 362 Consideraciones sobre algunos trastornos
de la personalidad
Lunes 28 363 Extreñimiento y Colon irritable
Miercoles 30# 364 Apetito y Hambre

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Programa radial Fledies Usted
Κάτο, 1565
3 Lunes #339 Importancia de la tos como sirtoma de serias
afecciones espiratorias
5 Mercoles #340 Escleroderia y Deretomiosûtis
7 Viernes #341 Algunos comentarios sobre la Obra de Finlay
10 Lunes 342 Cortedać de la respiracion
12 Miercoles #343 Algunas consideraciones sobre Fleuresia
14 Viernes #344 Peligro del use abusivo de los Antibioticos
17 Lunes #345 Enfermedad del mero y accidentes del mismo
19 Miercoles #346 Fechas necerables
21 Viernes #347 Hipervitaminosis por exceso de ingestion de
Vitaminas
24 Lunes #348 Cefalalgia, Cefalca o dolor de cabeza
26 Miercoles #349 La Fiebre en Medicina
28 Viernes #350 Aprovechemos la ventaja de la Vacuna contra
la Polionelitis, cono forma de erradicar ésta.
31 Lunes #351 Afacciones de la garganta en el niño

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2 Viernes 327 Diarreas on el niño
5 Lunas 328 Endocarditis Sub-aguda ó Endocarditis lenta
7 Miereclas 329 Algunas consideraciones sobre la Polucion del aire
9 Viernes 330 Algunos comentarios sobre las anemias
12 Lunes 331 Algunas consideraciones sobre la obesidad
14 Miercoles 332 Cuadros abdominales agudos en el niño
19 Lunes #333 Los factores del onfisema
21 Lercoles #334 El fumar cigarrillos y su relacion con la salud
23 Viernes 335 Contestando correspondercia
26 Lunes 336 Enfermedades venereas
1
28 Miercoles 337 Consideraciones clinicas de la sifilis
30 Viernes 338 Consideraciones sobre algunas enfermedades
Venereas.
Programa Radial "El Medico y Usted"
Abril, 1965

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Programa Radial "El Hadico y Usted"
Karzo, 1965
1 Lunos 313 Sarampion
3 Miercoles # 314 Tuberculosis del Tracte femenino
5 Viernos #315 Sobre les riestos del ranido creci fonto
de las ciudades
8 Lunes 316 Mononucleosis infecciosa
10 Miercoles # 317 Agranulocitosis
12 Viernes #318 Sin agua no puede haber vida
15 Lunes #319 Util campaña para dar a conocer la Bronquitis
Cronica
17 Miercoles # 320 Algunas corsidemciones cobre el. Asma
19 Viernes 321 Artritis Reumatoidca
22 Lunes #322 Algunos corontarios sobre Tuberculosis
24 Liercoles 4 323 Colcilttasis
26 Viernes # 324 Дсera Peptica
29 Lunes 325 Glomerule-lefritis aguda y Sindrome Hefrotico
en el niño
3.1 Klercoles # 326 Afecciones del Tiroide en el niño

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Programa Radial "El Medico y Usted"
Febrero 1965
301 Fiebre Escarlatina
1 Lunes
3 Miercoles # 302 Algunas consideraciones sobre Diabetes
5 Viernes # 303 Sobre la necesidad de ir a in control de
las medicinas que se expenden al publico
8 Lunes #304 Hepatitis Virales
10 Miercoles 305 Policitenia
12 Viernes 306 Actividades de la Organizacion Mundial
de la Salta para el año 1965
15 Lunes 307 Fiebre Reumatica o Carditis Reme tica
17 Miercoles # 308 La Conjuntivitis en el niño recien nacido
19 Viernos #309 Sobre un rectanto informa del amonto de los
casos de Viruela y Colora en el mundo
22 Lunes #310 Contestando correspondencia
24 Miercoles # 311 24 de Febrero
26 Viernes 312 Huertes por accidente en carretera

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Programa Radial "El Medico y Ca
Enero 1965
1 Viernes 288 Feliz Año liuevo
4 Lunes #289 Algumas afecciones abdominales en el niño
entre ellas la Apendicitis Azuda
6 Hercoles #250 Puede ser conducido con ras lentitud al
proceso de onvejecer
8 Viernes #291 Primer Aniversario de El Fodico y Ud."
11 Lunes 292 Algunas considoracion sobre Oligofrenia,
Fenilpéruviva y Hongolismo
13 Miercoles 293 n
t
15 Viernes #294. La Salud Publica en Cuba segun un tecnico
comunista
18 Lunes 295 Consideraciones sobre la Tos-Ferina
20 Miercoles # 296 Paroditis, tambien conocida por Papera
22 Viernes #297 Aun la Viruela no está vencida en çi Mundo
25 Lunes #298 Pielo-Nefritis aguda y cronica
27 Miercoles #299 Avances de la Psiquiatria en Paises Europeos
29 Viernes 300 Las principales causas de muerte en el Mundo

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Irograma Racial "Eldresy Ud."
Diciembre, 1964
2 Miercoles # 275 Recordando "El dia del Ledico"
4 Viernes # 276 Intoxicacion por Salicilato y por Arsenico
7 Lunes 277 7 de Diciembre
9 Mercoles # 278 Reciente Congreso Senitario sobre Asia y Africa
11 Viernes 279 Sobre wi reciente Plan Piloto en la lucha contra
el Concar doi Pulson
14 Lunes 20 Contestando alguna correspondencia
16 Mereclos
21 " $7
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18 Viernes #282 Sobre la prevencion del Carcer
21 Lunes #283 Vacunacion en el niño I
23 Hercoles 204 " " II
25 Viernes 285 " " III
28 Lunes 4286 1umas consideracion sobre Difteria
30 Miercoles # 227 La Antibioterapia contribuye a disminuir las
enfermedades por Rickettesias

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Discontinuation of Radio Program

T-18 13 to formalizo a verbal request made earlier this
Losta. to Catch, Cover Branch, It would be appreciated if the
Iede Conaty Kedical Association could be appriced of the fact
that the radio program it overtly sponsored entitled "Zl Medico
y Vated has been terminated as of 30 September 1963, The
простая 13 carried on by Dr. Antonio MACIO у Kackle and vas
heard three times a week over ERUL and Radio Americas. The
типа нs teminated because it was considered of marginal
value in the propaganda flold.
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Littere too VieriEDO I Brigade
Do i
He st– Camto
¿Casualidades de tu vida o señad
de los nuevos tiempos?... El con
tral "Jaime López", cumplió cien
años el viernes de la Semana do?
Girón... Y es la primera vez quo
muele el viernes de esa semana!

Love life obrera
RETIRAN DE LA VIA
PUBLICA LOS VENDEDOPFS
CLANDESTINOS
La JUCEI Municipal de La Habana está reti-
rando y retirará de la via pública a todos los ven-
dedores ambulantes en carretillas, tableros o pues
tos fijos y en las demás formas de ejercer el co-
mercio o la industria que actúan en forma clan-
destina, es decir sin la correspondiente licencia
del Departamento de Ingresos de dicha JUCET
Municipal

En la colle Tamarindo número 28, alto, exis
tia un sulidoro de agua. Acudió la ENMIU y con
toda rapides. resolvió el problema. Sin embargo,
como resultado de la reparación quedó afectado
el techo de la
dencia de Mercedes Borrás, quien reclamó el arre-
casa de Tanvirindo 28, bajos, resi
glo correspondiente. La respuesta da! ENMIU
es que Mercedes, debe pagarle a la ENMIU por re
parar los duños The la ENMIU le causs on on cusa.
Entonces cuando veas el salidero do tu verino
arreglar, pen tu dinero en remojo...

Si noted es cocéptice, no lo eros,
pero nosotras vimos a Evolio Gar-
via, un joven comunista de la re
gionel Jovellanos ¿elsar roints
micuss de caña -10,000 arre
deo, sa treinta y nuere minicol
Al final, Evelio, auxiliado volcar
menie por Antonio Bringas, Μ
Lo Sanchez y Rubén Llorente, alo
ron 64.532 arrabas que, haota e
cierre de essa odición, es el récom
Bacional.
:
Siempre hemos dicho que
esas estaciones ameriesngs
que se ponen aquí a oir a
escondidas los gusanos
también los va a embar
car; luego no digan que el
radio los embarcó.
Badi Castro.

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HOJA NO. 1.
(PARA J.L.V.P.)
LA QUE SUSCRIER ESTAS HOJAS NO ES UNA AGENTE PAGADA DEL IMPERIALISMO.
NO 28 MIEERO DE LA CIA NI ES UNA ESTIA EXTRANJERA.NO ES NI SIQUIERA
UNA BURGUESA HI UNA EXLATIFUNDISTA QUE SANGRA POR LA HERIDA.ES SIMPLE-
MANTE UNA OBRERA.UTA OBRERA CUBANA QUE POR MOTIVOS CEVIOS OCULTA SU
FOMERE TRAS UN SEUDONIMO.NO TIENE NADA QUE TEMER PORQUE NO ESTA INVOLU-
CRADA EN WINGUN GRUPO CONTRA REVOLUCIONARIO PERO COMO LA VERDAD TANTO
HIERE Y DUELE A JOS FENTIROSOS, NO DUDA QUE LOS L'ISERABLES QUE GOBIERNAN
A SU PAISAL SAPER DE QUE MANO PROVIENEN ESTAS HOJAS, TRATEN DE CORTARLA
CON LA MISMA DESTROZA SINIESTRA CONQUE CERCENAN HASTA LA MAS LEVE SEÑAL
DE DIGNIDAD HUMANA.Y BASTA DE PREAMBULOS.IUCHO HAY QUE DEC RY ESCRIBIR
EN FORMA DE COMRATE, A LA PEQUEÑA LEDIDA DE NUESTRO ESFUERZO PERSONAL,
PARA PERDER EL TIEPO EN FROLOGOS INUTILES QUE QUIZAS POR UN DESCUIDO
PONUAN ALGUN INDICIO DELATOR EN LOS PERROS DE PRESA SI POR DESDICHA LLE-
GARA UNA DE ESTAS KOJAS A EXTRAVIARSE.EN FIN DE CUENTAS NO I PORTA QUIEN
RECRIEE ESTAS PAGINAS.BASTE CON SABER QUE SON DE UNA CUBANA QUE AMA LA
VERDAD Y QUE ESTA RESPLANTECE STELUFRE POR SOBRE TODAS LAS NSGRURAS.
PRIMERO DE MAYO EN CUBA COMUNISTA.(1965)
MUCHOS SE PREGUNTAN COMO ES POSIBLE SI LÀ IMENSA AYORIA DEL PUEELC
CUBANG REPUDIA EL SISTEMA TOTALITARIO Y ABUSEVO QUE POR LA FUERZA DE
LAS ARKAS SE ILA IMPLAN ADO EN SU PAIS, PUEDA EL GOBIERNO REUNIR A TANTOS
MILES DE CUBANOS EN LA PLAZA JOSE MARTI.SENCILLICILIA LA EXPLICACION.
LO ABSURDO SERIA ADMITIR QUE TODOS ESOS DILES DE CUBANOS APOYAN AL GO-
BIENNO.VEREMOS DE QUE FORMA SE CORPONE EL DESFILE. HACIENDO UN CALCULO
CONSERVADOR,EL 80 % DE LOS COMERCIOS CAPITALITOS SON STATALES Y MAS DE
UG 90 % DE LAS INDUSTRIAS. NO PUEDE AFIRMARSE QUE LOS OBREROS DE LAS
FABRICAS FUCRON OBLIGADOS A DESTILAR. LAS FABRICAS SIEMPRE TIENEN UNA
VENTAJA SOBRE COS COMERCIOS DONDE SE EXFENDER LOS ARTICULOS E CONSUMO.
811 EMBARGO, TAMBIEN E LAS FABRICAS TIENEN LA MINORIA DE CORUNISTAS QUE
PERMANECE AL FRENTE ALGUNA ORGANIZACION FARA EL PRIN RO DE MAYO.CON EL
PRETEXTO DE QUE EL DESPILE SE HACE EN FOREA DE BLOQUES Y ES NECESARIO
ENSAYAR CON VARIOS DIAS DE ANTICIPACION UN DIRIGENTE SINDICAL SE ACERCA
A CADA OBRERO UNO POR UNO, Y LE PREGUNTA SI VA AL DESFILE.COMO QUE SIEMPRE
LA MAYORIA ES APATICA Y QUIEN DICE APATICA DICK CONTRARIA AL SISTEMA, SON
FOCOS LOS QUE CONSIGUEN PARA EL DESFILE.ESOS POCOS QUE CONQUISTAN NO ES
TAMPOCO PORQUE CEAN COLUNISTAS. HAY OF EROS QUE NO PERTENECEN AL CONITE
DE CEFENSA,NI A LA FILICIA, EN PIN QUE NO ESTAN INTEG ADOS A NINGUN CUER
PO DE LA REVOLUCION Y POR TANTO BE DESTACAN CONO GUSAÑOS.COLO NO PIRADEN
MADA CON DESPILAR. PIENSAN QUE CONVIENE ESTAR A BIEN CON LOS COMUNISTAS
DE SU BENTRO DE TRABAJO Y UNOS POR MIEDO Y POR ADULACION OTROS SIELIPRE
LOGRAN ALGUI CRUPO.SUMENSE ESOS POCOS DE CADA FABRICA Y YA TENEMOS UNOS
CUANTOS, LOS DEPENDIENTES DEL COMERCIO ES DIFERENTE A ESOS IOS OPLIGARON
DESDE UNAS SEMANAS ANTES A TRABAJAR CON UN SO PRERO DE GUANO Y UN PAÑUELO
ROJO AL CUELLO. ENTONCES PARA DEVOLVER ESAS PRENDAS LOS DIERON UN PAPELITO
EL CUAL TENIAN QUE LLEVAR EL DIA PRIMERO....AL DESFILS Y ALLI ENTREGAR-
LO.SIEMPRE HAY EL CORAJUDO QUE SE OPONE Y SIEMPRE HAY TALBIEN CULEN VA
PRESO POR OPONERSE. PERO LA GRAN MAYORIA VA POR EL TEMOR QUE SE DESATA EN
TODAS SUS FORMAS EIC EL PAIS.YA TENEMOS OTRO GRUPO L'AS NUMEROSO QUE EL
PRIMERO.EL SERVIDIO MILITAR OBLIGATORIO APARCA UNA CANTIDAD INLENSA DE
JOVENES, CASI NIÑOS, OBLIGADOS NO A ESTUDIAR UNA CARTERA MILITAR SINO A
TRABAJARLE AL ESTADO POR SIETE PESOS AL ES.PORAN TALBIEN UN ENORME CRU
PO DE CUBANOS DE LOS CUALES DOS O TRES DE CADA CLEN SEAN O SIENTAL ALGU
NA INCLINACION POR EL COUISMO.EL RESTO ESTA OBLIGADO A A LAUDER LO
QUE DE TRECIA Y A GRITAR CONSIGTAS QUE NO SIANCE. TERRIBLE TORTURA LA
DE BESAR LA MANO QUE NOS OPRIDE Y ACARICIAR EL PUTAL QUE NOS DESGARRA.
LOS DECADOS SON QUIZAS LA ORGANIZACION MAYOR CONQUE CUENTA EL GOBIERNO
PARA LLENAR LA PLAZA.A PRIMERA VISTA PUDIERA ALGUIEN DECIR QUE UN GOFIER-
NO CON TANTOS JOYLES RECADO: SE PESOCUTA FOR LA EDUCACION DES PUEBLO Y

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DA OPORTUNIDADES A LOS POBRES PARA QUE ESTUDIEN. UNA FOJA FROKITA ESTARA
DEDICADA A ESE TEMA. BASTE AHORA SOLO PARA DECIR QUE TRANSPORTADOS EN CAVIO-
NES NO SOLO DE LA PROVINCIA HABANERA SINO TAMBIEN DEL INTERIOR DE LA ISLA
FORMEN QUIZAS POR SI SOLOS UN GRUPO CAPAZ DE LLENAR LA PLAZA.¿CUANTOS DE
ELLOS SON COMUNISTAS? SE SABE QUE MORALMENTE, LOS DESPRESTIGIOS BAYORES Y
LAS MAYORES INDEGENCIAS SON LAS QUE OCURREN EN LAS BECAS.SIN GENERALIZAR
PUES SIEMPRE HAY HONROSAS EXCE PUIGNES, EL DICHO POPULAR ES EL DE QUE LAB
BECAS SON INCUBADORAS DE PROSTITUTAS Y CUEVAS DE DEGENERADOS.NG ES EXTRAÑO
QUE JUVENTUDES TAN CORROMPIDAS COMO ESAS AFOYEN QUIZAS EN UNA CANTIDAD COM-
SIDKRAFLE A UN GOBIERNO CORRUPTO.FERO NO. TAMPOCO EN LOS BECADOS MAYORIA
LOS COLUNISTAS. LOS COMITES POR SU PARTE TIENEN TAMBIEN SY "ARRASTRE
PARA LLEVAR CIUDADANOS A ESTAS CONCENTRACIONES GUERRFALENTALES Y SE REPIΙΤe
EL CASO DE LA COBARDIA, JUSTIFICABLE EN UN PUEBLO AVASALLADO DEL QUE NO QUIE-
EZ SEÑALARBE ANTE EL COMITE COMO QUE NUNCA COOPERA EN NADA...Y VA AL DESFILB.
COMO LA MAYORIA DEL CAMPO ES YAMBIEN NEGOCIO ESTATAL Y COMO UN PORCENTAJE
TAMBIEN B VEHICULOS DEL 100 X10 023. DEL ESTADO,SE PONEN UNOS Y OTROS DE
ACUERDO POR ORTENTACION DEL PARTIDO PARA TRANSPORTAR HACIA LA CAPITAL A
UN NUMERO EXTRAORDINARIO DE OBREROS DEL AGRO.LUCIIOS VAN OBLIGADOSZOTROS VAN
POR VISITAR LA HABANA Y DIVERTIRSE EN EL VIAJE. PERO MUY POCOS VAN PORQUE
APOYEN A LA REVOLUCION SOCIALISTA.SE SABE QUE EL MAYOR ENEMIGO QUE TIENEN
LOS COMUNISTAS EN CUBA RADICA EN EL CAMPO.ES PONTE EL DE JIVEL SOCIAL SE
HACE MAS PATENTE Y DONDE HAY MAS ABUSO DEL PODER Y LAS SALARIOS DE HAMBRE,
DE AHI LA POCA PRODUCCION AGRARIA. SUMENSE CODA CSA CANTIDAD Y YA SE TENDEA
UNOS CIENTOS DE MILES DE CUBANOS EN LA PLAZA, LOS ORGANISCOS MILITARES EN
SIEM UN PUEBLO PISOTBADO POR LA BOTA, SUMAN TALBIEN UNA ENOR E CANTIDAD
QUE VA AL DESFILE, OBLIGADO AUNQUE DESDE LUEGO, MUCHISIRIOS DE ESTOS VAN
CON EL MEJOR DESEO. UNOS PORQUE YA ESTAN SOBRE EL BUPRO Y SABEN DE LA NECE
SIDAD QUE TIENEN DE DAPLE PALOS MAS CUANDO PESIENTEN QUS EL BURRO PUEDE
CARRSE EN CUALQUIER MOMENTO Y DAR CON ELLOS EN EL SUELO. AFARTE DE TODO LO
DICHO ANTERIORMENTE HAY QUE CONSI ERAR TAMBIEN QUE CUANDO EL GOBIERNO
DA UN ESPECTACULO USE TIPO LA CIUDAD SE PARALIZA. VENDEDORES ANBULANTES
Y QUIOSCOS PREPARADOS TAMBIEN AL EFLCTO LOS CUALES SON DESDE LUEGO DEL B8-
TADO, SE. CONCENTRAN ALLI. NO HAY UN REFRESCO EN TODA LA HABANA NI UN VASO DE
AGUA HAY QUE IR A LA PLAZA LA RADIO Y LA TELEBISION SE CONECTAN EN CADINA
PARA LLEVAR AL AIRE EL BESVILE, SE CIERRAN LOS CINES, CABARETS, ESPECTACULOS
PUBLICOS INCHUYENDO LOS PARQUES INFANTILES.LA DONDE IRg...AL DESFILE
Y CONTEMOS TAEBIEN UNA LARGA CARAVANA ANONILA QUE CON UNA SECRETA ESPERAN-
ZA ACURE A LA PLAZA PENSANDO QUIZAS QUE EL DICTADOR RECTIPICARA SU POSTURA
AL COMPRENDER QUE HA EMPERADO A LA REPUBLICA CONVIRTIENDOLA EN UNA LEOS
KERA INTERNACIONAL, PORQUE EL SISTEMA SE LE HA IDO DESINTEGRANDO EN LAS
HANOS COMO SE ESCAPA UN PUÑADO DE AGUA. BUENAS GENTES SENCILLAS Y HJKILDES
DEL PUEBLO QUE TODAVIA IKNEN UN POCOTE FE EN QUE EL PRAIDOR CALBIE SU POS-
TURA DEVOLVIMO LA TRANQUILIDAD PERDIDA A LA PATRIA.
ESE ES EL PRIMERO DE KAYO COMUNISTACHENTIRA COMO TODO LO QUE SE MUEVE EN
BL PAIS. PARADOJICAMENTE CELEBRAN A POMBO Y PLATILLO EL DIA DEL OBRERO Y
JANAS EN CUBA FUE EL OBRERO MAS EXPLOTADO NI CUVO LEROS DERECHO A LA VIDA.
JAMAS SE LB HABIA EXIGIDO TANTO POR TAN POCO. PERO ESE ES EL COLUNISMO.
CUANDO LUCHA POR EL PODER, SE DISFRAZA DE IZQUIERDISTA.CUANDO CONQUISTA
EL PODER, SE QUITA EL DISFRAZ Y LO DESTRUYE TODO. "I OTEAN TODOS LOS DERE-
CHO8.30 RESPETAN LA KAS PEQUEÑA EXPRESION DEL PENSAMIENTO.O SE ES COMUNISTA
Y SE ALABA AL REGIMEN O NO SE HARLA POR TELOR A QUE LE TAPEN LA ROCA A UNO
PARA SIEMTRE. ELLOS, ELLOS, SIEMPRE SOLO ELLOS.LOS DECAS SCH EURGUESES,O
CONFUNDIDOS,O EFERIGOS DEL PUEBLO.
MISERABLES!
MARIA PEREZ.

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COJA NO. 3 (FARA J.L.V.F.)
Los pueblos de Arérica Latine tienen corciencia de sus necesidades y
acpiron e desarroyar su promis ceomorfe, a deserto wronis riqucca.
La América Lovina, los latino cericcnos y los norteamericanos tenemos
los planos sentimientos. Le Américo nuestra tiene un destino propio,la
América nuestra tiene un rol pronio,le Arorice nuestra con sus carccte-
rístices geográficas,con sus corocterísticas espirituales,con sus cerec-
terísticas nacionales,con la idiosincrocía de nuestros pueblos,solo pue-
de ceguir un camino enteramente propio. (abril 24 de 1959) Cueva York.
Reapetemos todos nuestros compromicos internacionales. Ho denuncicremo
el pacto de defensa hemisférica,annque no tensenos lugar donde gurrecernos
en ceco de una guerra. (abril 19,1952) Warchin ton.S..Editores Periódicos.
Yo no soy comuniste ni tampoco el Novimiento, pero no tenence que decir
que somos anticomunistes para agrafer el extranjero ya que solo tenemos
corpronisos con el puchlo de Cuba y solo tenemos que responder ante 61.
La fortaleza de nuestra posición equidistonte do Estados Unidos y Rusia
está en la proyección revolucionaria del Gobierno,el cumplimiento de su
roograme revolucionerio y el motenimiento de las mes estrechas relaciones
con los enés paises democráticos que constituyen el bloque.(enero 13. Hab.)
To realrente no temo caer en la órbita dcl coruniamo internacional.¿Que
estance haciendo nosotros para defender la revolución? ¿ñeros ido a buscar
apoyo en el comunismo? No, hemos ido e baccer apoyo en la opinión pública
de los pueblos de América, que es donde tenemos que buscar nuestra fuorze
y no acudir a otros fuerzas porque eso sería una cosa absarda. (enero 22.Hab
Liedo ol auge del comunismo,nor qué?Lo que he cobrevenido en el pais no
tiene posiblemente nada que ver con esos tomores. Lo que ha habido en cl
peis es la recuperación de las libertedes putliens, le recuperación de los
derechos ciudadanos, de proncs, de reunión, de escribir,de pensar y hablar...
Los que hablan de democrrcia Ceben empezar, por shor en que consiste el
respeto a todas la idees, todas les creenciac,on que consiste la libertad.
y el derecho de los dende. Si nerseguimos un periódico y lo clousuramos,eh!
cuando se empiece por clausurer ur. periódico no se podrá sentir seguro nin-
gún diario,cuando se empiece a percognir a un hombre por sus ideas políti-.
сев по се podrá sentir seguro nrdie, cuandore empiece & hacer restriccionen
no se podrá sentir seguro ningún Ferccho.(ab11 2,1959.0..Q.)
Respecto al comunismo, solo puedo decirles una cosa:no coy comuniste ni
los comunistec tienen fuerza pare ser factor determinante en mi pris.(rbril
13,1959.Washington, Sociedad Kortca-ericana le Editores de Feriódicos.)
Alguna rente toma la benders anti-comicta mera encuirirse y vivir de ello.
Ko se puede combatir al comunismo en tanto se apoya a dictadores. (abril
23, Conferencia de Prensa, llueva York)
Ahora lo cuc no es reaccionario es comunista. Los que buscan esas confusio-
nes con los enemigos del pueblo Cards puchlo tiene derecho a ווא pronie ideo-
locía. La Revolución Cubana es tan cubena como nuestra mudica. (mayc 5,con-
ferencia de prensa. Río de Janeiro, Brasil)
Yo no se si la calumnia contra nuestra Revolución de que es comunista o
de que este infiltrade de comunic o se debe unicamente al propósito de que
nosotros no persiromos a los comunistes y no fusileros a los commistas.
Yo no se de que forma se podrán definir les ideas sobre une revolución
para cue no se intrigue, rare que no se calumnie mas de lo que se está ca-
iarniando y pera cuo cecen de una vez los rtecues infames contra nuestra
Revolución.... ¿Puede acusarse a nucate Revolución de comunists? ¿Fueden
confundirse los ideales de nuestra Revolución?...ES QU: ACASO PUDIERA
ALGUIEN AFIRMAR QUE TE POTOS CLITO ALGUNA VEZ AL FUETLO? ¿POR QUE CUANDO
DECIDOS QUE NUESTRA REVOLUCIONOS COLUNISTA, PORQUE CUANDO PROBADOS
QUE NUESTROS ID ALES SE APARTAN DE LA DOCTRINA COLUNISTA....POR QUD ENTON-
CES LSE PEÑO DE ACUSAR A NUESTRA EVOLUCION DE CO QUE NO ES?(nayo D.Heb.)
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Cuando ne suprire un derecho de termina por nuprimir todos los crochor,
desoyendo la democracia. Cod 16 ne e defienden con r zones.Co con las armas.
Soy un emente de la democracia.(enero 7, Declaración de Prensa. Habana)
...Y aunque sea en un carmina,y donde lo oigan 20 personas si no lo puc-
den oir 100,ase horbre nue la excrecer cu pensamiento. si quiere secar an
minebgrafo una tesis polítice,cue la imprima y la reperta en la Universidad.
sin que se lo lleven a la estación de policía.. Ia teoría político filo-
sófica en quelle (iderl)sue le da al hombre todas loa libertades y ade-
más le prororciona las satisfecciones de orden materiel. Ema es nuettre
doctrina revolucioneric. Todo lo demic,quicre que le diga lo que es?Pre-
textos.(abril 2, Ante la Prence.C...)
DESEALOS ESTABLECER EX CUBA UNA VERDADERA DEFOCRACIA, SIN TRAZO ALGUNO DE
FASCISIO, PROMISLO O COU ISO.DOTAMOS EN CONTRA DE TO A CLASE DE TOTA-
LITARISTO.(Conferencia de trence.H.Y.abril 23)
...porque los pueblos de Aabrica no quieren ni liberted sin pen,ni pan
sin liberteduenos Aires. mayo 2) Conferencia Econom. Interumericana.
No queremos tener conflictos con el cepital nea cubano o no.Al contrerio,
lo que queremos os protegerlo, dirigirlo hacia industrica productivas y no
que se invierte en cases ni coleres. Pero industrializer al pais, para desa-
rroyo, necesitamos la ayude de los cepitelistas cubanon, que conocen el asun-
to,que son los técnicos de inversiones.(abril 25. ontreal, Cenadd.Prensa)
YO HE VENIDO ACUI PARA CONTESTAR A LA PRENSA LIBRE POROUS LO PHE BRO QUE
HACE LOS DICTADORES ES ACABAR CO: LA PRENSA IBRE, POFQUE TO KAY DICTA-
DURA QUE SOPORTE UNA PRENSA LIERE OU AS LA INDERA ETERICA. DO LOS DIC.
T DORES. ECE ES EL PRIMER ERROR QUE CO DIEN LAS DICTADURAS!abril 18, Was.)
Se han mencionado maniobran Boepechosar de ejército político.QUIERO AD
VERTIR AL PUEFLO, A LAS MADRES, PARA RESOLVER TODOS LOS PRODILLAS SLII DE-
REALAR UNA SOLA GOTA DE SANGRE TA3.POR CULPA NUESTRA NO HAPRA UNA SOLA
GOTA DE SANGEE DERRAMADA EN CURA.(enero 2, Columbia. Ichane)
Cuando hagames elecciones dentro de un par de años, tendremos menos votos
que ahora.¿A quien le conviene posmoner le clecciones? (abril 16, Canada)
ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. SOC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC.
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1.DELORRY (D) ARRIVED ITALY 9 RASCH, ROME 18 MARCH. RETURNING
FROM ROME 15 HARCH TO SUBMIT DETAILED REPORT.
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2. ETA CUBA ABOUT (APRIL) AT SUGGESTION FIDEL (F) GIVING DINNER
PARTY FOR HIM SOON THEREAFTER.

3. D SAYS ANNIE DE QUENDOZ (2) (NO STA TRACES) WIFE COUT GETTING
DIVORCED OF SWISS CHANCELLOR IN HAVANA, WAS MISTRESS OF BOTH
"CHE GUEVARA AND F, CONTINUES RELATIONS WITH F. DIP COMMUNITY
'GIVING HER COLD SHOULDER SUT D HAS TAKEN PAINS BE FRIENDLY, FOR
CANGAIN
WHICH BOTH SHE AND F GRATEFUL. D SAYS CAN GAIN DIRECT ACCESS F 24
IPROUGH IN ANY EMERGENCY DAUGHTER HIGH-RANKING PORTUGUESE
POLICE OFFICIAL. MOTHER IS NITA S. PAIS, KUA MOZAND I QUE,
52-1-DTO LISBON. GEAVE & LETTER TO MOTOR. HAVE OPENED, PHOTO,
ILL POUCH. ROST TRACES

4. GERMAN LAMADO-PLANCO)
FORLIGN TRADE ENVELOPE CONTAINING LETTERS FOR LUIS AMADO-BLANCU
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5.D ON GOOD TERES WITH ROSELIO MONTEGRO QUASP (M).
PREPARING REPORT. I HAD SCHEDULED LEAVE HAVANA ONE HOUR AFTER D
FOR PRAGUE TO MEET MANUEL ("MANOLITO") (PEREZ) HERNANDEZ BEFORE
COMING ROME. ACCORDING HAVANA RUNOR Η ΤΟ ΚΕΕΡ ΕΥE ON RICARDO
(SUBIRANA) Y LOBO (201-333531), WILL BECOME DE FACTOCHIEF OF CUBEMB
TO QUIRINALE. D SUSPECTS MHAS CUIS TIES. ENERGETIC COMMY.

6. D ALSO ON GOOD TERMS WITH SAVERIO TUTINJ (201-353093) WHO
GAVE HIM FOUR LETTERS WHICH COULD NOT SAFELY OPEN. POUCHING NAMES
ADDRESSEES. TUTINO TOLD D AMLASH/1 AND ANTRUNK/10 CERTAINLY
GUILTY. BUT F LETTER SUGGESTING CLEMENCY CAUSED RUMORS OF PRIOR
DEAL. ALSO MANY RUMOR'S STUDENTS CHALKED "VIVA A/1" AND "VIVA A/10
ON WALLS BUT D DID NOT SEE. FOR TWO DAYS AFTER ARRESTS GOC
PUT CONTROLS ON MANY KEY FIGURES.

7. BECAUSE PROTESTANT CLERICS IN CUBA SUBJECT TO MIL DUTY,
LAVE PROTESTED RE DRAFT-EXEMPT STATUS CATHOLIC PRIESTS, WHOM GOC
CAT START DRAFTING. CESARE LACCHI (261-7535687 60RRIED GOC-VATICAN
RELATIONS MAY SUFFER.

8. CUBANO IN BELGIUM, GUSTAVO (ARCOS) Y Banatics PRESENTLY IN
SOME DISFAVOR. IS ALLEGED TO HAVE MADE ANTI-REGIME REMARKS,

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15 February 1965

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Meeting with AMLASH-1 in Paris,
31 January to 3 February 1965

1. AMLASH-1 returned from Rome to Paris on 31 Jan 1965
and was met for a very brief meeting the same night by ONTRICH
in order to arrange a meeting for the following day. The
following subjects were discussed at the two meetings on 1 and
2 February 1965:

2. The primary reason for again meeting AMLASH-1
before his planned return to Cuba was to brief him on the
security implications involved in the infiltration and
possible capture of Modesto Orlando Orozco Basulto AKA
Pebo Orozco, who infiltrated into Cuba on 21 Dec 1964.
Orozco, according to his debriefing, went to Cuba to rescue Juan
Vasquez Kerey) and three others who were hiding in the
home of a woman named Gloria Cabrera who lived at No. 72
(No. 27th Street) between CN & O, Apartment 3, Vedado Havana.
Orozco's capture, if he has been captured, presents an
indirect threat to the security of AMLASH-1 and a more
direct threat to the security of ANTRUNK-10 since Orozco
in Jan 1964 exfiltrated through the rat line established
by AMICE-14 (Miguelito). Upon his return to Cuba,
AMLASH-1 will check the above with AMTRUNK-10; and, if
Orozco is under the control of the security service, will
decide and communicate with Miami whether AMLASH-1 and
AMTRUNK-10 believe it necessary to exfiltrate ANTRUNK-10.
AMLASH-1 was briefed to send a letter to UNSNAFU-9 to
indicate whether Orozco has been arrested or whether he is
still in hiding. If the letter to UNSNAFU-9 mentions a
good and pleasant return trip, this will mean that Orozco
is not under the control of the security service. If the
letter talks about a long, tiring trip, this will indicate
that Orozco has been arrested. AMLASH-1 was also requested
to send a report on the above and any complications which
have developed or may develop from Orozco's infiltration.

b. AMLASH-1 suggested that his nom de guerre "Charles,"
which we have been using for the past three years, be
changed to "Gerardo."

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c. AMLASH-1 was given a resupply of S/W developer
pills and carbon. He planned to take the S/W material
back with him to Havana. AMLASH-1 again reviewed with
UNSNAFU-9 and reminded UNSNAFU-9 to turn over to his (Paris)
case officer all letters regardless of how received from
AMLASI-1 to either USNAFU-9 or letters that may be addressed
to his parents-in-law. AMLASH-1 also agreed to send S/W
out in letters addressed to Juan Ventura (AMWHIP-I's
business partner) in Geneva or Rome. AMWHIP-I was briefed
to inform Ventura that any letters he received from
AMLASH-1 should be immediately air mailed to ANWHIP-1
in New York. Since AHLASH-1 will probably find it
necessary some time not to sign the letters to Ventura
in his true name, AMWHIP-1 was also briefed to inform
Ventura to forward to New York any letter received from
Cuba, addressed to him and signed by a person unknown to
him. S/W letters to AMLASH-1 should continue to be
addressed to Ernestina Acosta, Edf. No. 526, Apt. 8,
Esquina Calles 25 y H. In an emergency a letter can also
be sent to AMLASH-1's mother.

d. AMLASH-1 was again debriefed on the cache that had
been put down for him in Matanzas. He repeated what he
had previously reported and attempted to answer most of
the questions in the AVE cable. A cable on this subject
was sent from (Paris) to Headquarters, info WAVE, on 2 Feb.
AMLASH-1 was requested to send a message either through
his channel or through ANTRUNK-10's S/W channel reporting
how much of the radio equipment and other material had
been recovered from the cache.

e. AMLASH-1 was asked if he knew of any individual in
Cuba whom he could recruit and who could be inserted into
the Cuban Intelligence Service with the idea of attempting
to get the DGI to assign this man to Caracas, Venezuela.
AMLASH-1 could think of only one possibility, an individual
known as Gustavo Gonzalez). AMLASH-1 has full confidence
in Gustavo and Gustavo) has previously been approached on
several occasions by Pinero to work for him. Upon his
return to Cuba AMLASH-1 will check to find out if Gustavo
can still get himself recruited by Pinero and then be
sent on a mission abroad, hopefully to Caracas. AMWHIP-1,
who also knows Gustavo) will provide the background infor
mation upon his return to New York.)

f. AMLASH-1 reported on the upcoming FEU elections
on 10 February 1965. ANLASH-1 stated that Crombet, the
president of the Communist Youth, will become the new

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president and that his man, Lagaro Mora, would be one of
the vice-presidents. (A cable on this subject was sent
to Headquarters from Paris.))

g. AMLASH-1 was requested to check with (Fizzolo)
regarding the precautions being taken to prevent sabotage
of the locomotives being shipped from France to Cuba;
specifically, how carefully do they check the placement
of the seals, are they special seals or regular lead
seals, are there going to be any additional checks once
the locomotives reach Cuba, will they drain the oil and
lubricants from the factory to the port, and do they run
the locomotives under their own power or are they towed.
AMLASH-1 agreed to attempt to develop answers to the above
requirements and pass the information to his contact in
the Paris Station AMLASH-1 also agreed to attempt to find
out and pass to the Paris Station) through UNSNAFU-9 the
names of the Cuban techs training at La Rochelle.

h. In a general discussion regarding the persons with
whom AMLASH-1 had been in contact either personally or
through letters, AMLASH-1 mentioned Alfredo Portela.
AMLASH-1 stated he had received a letter from Portela and
had in turn written to Portela. He considers Portela a
friend which was the only reason for writing to him.

i. ANLASH-1 was debriefed on Cuban Intelligence
Service personnel. A cable on this subject was sent from
Paristo Headquarters.

j. A cable was sent from Paris to Headquarters
suggesting AVE send a S/W letter to AMTRUNK-10 stating:
"Este tranquilo. Carlos regresa pronto."

k. AMLASH-1 was asked for information on the fol-
lowing persons:

(1) Samuel Gonzalez Rodriguez-Planes. AMLASH-1
reports he is a member of the Ameijeiras group and
is a good and brave man.

(2) Antonio Lusson y Batlle, Chief of Operations
of the General Staff of the Occidental Army.
ANLASH-1 reports Lusson is an independent and rare
type individual who keeps to himself and doesn't
involve himself in political matters. AMLASH-1 has
heard nothing bad about Lusson.

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(3) Cadte. Raul Diaz Arguelles, Chief of
Artillery of the Occidental Army.

(4) Elpidio Baez Bigo. According to ANLASH-1,
Baez is a trusted Fidelman.

(5) Luis Manuel Cantillo Toirac. Assigned to
the Cuban Embassy in Madrid and one of the security
people. He was formerly assigned to Brazil, is young
and has for several years been with Pinero and the
Cuban IS.

(6) Enrique Oltuski Osacki. Oltuski is a close
friend of Faustino Perez and his stock with the regime
rises or falls as does that of Faustino.

(7) Sergio Tollen. Code clerk in the Embassy in
Paris. Tollon is staying in Paris at the request of
Ambassador Carrillo.

l. Gastro enteritis, water pollution and unsanitary
conditions. AMLASH-1 states there are no real problems,
although the scarcity and lack of a balanced diet do
cause some problems. The purification of water has been
a problem which probably has been the cause of some of the
sickness in the country.

m. AMLASH-1 did not believe that Aragones had invited
him to fly back to Havana with him in order to get him
back because of any serious security matter. AMLASH-1
did state that Aragones was concerned that AMLASH-1 may not
return to Cuba. Since Aragones cleared AMLASH-1 for his
trip abroad, he is in a way responsible that AMLASH-1 does
not defect and returns to Cuba. AMLASH-1 feels Aragones
does not want any problems with Fidel in case AMLASH-1
decides to stay out.

n. AMLASH-1 was unable to provide any information on
the political developments in Cuba in mid-November and
December since he had been out of the country since early
November. AMLASH-I was asked to check on the problems
between the opposing factions in the Cuban leadership and
explained the issues, the background and personalities
involved.

o. Soviet advise or influence in political and economic
matters creates resentment among the middle and higher level
Cuban officials. Basically, the Soviets are not respected.

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p. Rank of Cuban officials under Fidel in terms of
their influence in making national policy. Raul is still
the heir apparent to Fidel. Next to Raul is Che Guevara.
After that, no other official, according to ANLASH-1, has
any great influence in the making of Cuban national policy.
President Dorticos' relationship with Fidel is good since
he is a hard and serious worker, has good administrative
ability and is able to work within the general outline laid
down by Fidel. Raul Castro has some political influence
and control in Oriente where he has placed his men in
positions of influence, but only Fidel personally has any
poltical influence in the rest of Cuba. Even within the
military Fidel selects and appoints high army officers.
Che Guevara is still strong in the ecocomic field and
has not suffered a decline in his influence and authority
because of his earlier policy of industrialization.
Guevara restricts himself to the economic field and plays
a very small role in the political field. He is serious
and very hard worker, one of the few, according to AMLASH-1,
who has worked seven days a week without leave since the
revolution. Emilio Aragones holds an important position
as the organizational secretary of the PURS. He is the
official who was always at the office of the National
Directorate of the Party and has contact with all the
officials in the regime. He plays an important coordinating
role. Faure Chomon has been accused of organizing former
13th of March Revolutionary Directorate people, but,
according to AMLASH-1, this probably based on the fact that
Chomon always gives jobs in the ministry he heads to DR
people. Because of this Chomon today controls to a large
degree the Ministry of Transportation. Of all the ministries,
the DR's stronghold is in the Ministry of Transportation.
Other DR people who continue to hold important positions
in the regime are Alberto Mora, Ambassador Carrillo and
Jose Naranjo.

q. AMLASH-1 and AMWHIP-1 were unable to develop any
specifics, but from their conversations with Ambassador
Carrillo got the impression that Carrillo would prefer and
welcome a transfer from the Embassy in Paris to the
Embassy in Madrid.

r. According to Emilio Aragones, Anibal Escalante
is being considered for a job outside Cuba. The job will
probably be in the commercial/economic field, but a
decision had not been made as of November 1964 as to
location.

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s. AMLASH-1 again reported that he feels Orlando
Blanco, Consul of the Cuban Embassy in Bern is
approachable since he is unhappy with the Cuban regime.
AMLASH-1 also feels that Enrique Rodriguez Loeches,
Cuban Ambassador in Rabat is approachable if approached
and developed by the right person. Marina Garcia Gonzalez
assigned to the commercial section of the Cuban Embassy
in Rabat ANLASH-1 feels is also approachable and feels
money can be used as an inducement. Ambassador Carrillo,
AMLASH-1 feels, if the proper person developed his, could
probably be compromised with Fidel. He is a character
and could easily be entangled according to ANLASH-1 in
a compromising situation. Ambassador Carrillo is a close
friend of Lucy Echevarria.

2. ANLASH-1 was also asked information on a long list
of other requirements on Cuba. On many he was unable to pro-
vide information and cables were sent to Headquarters on the
requirements on which he did provide information.

Nestor D. Sanchez
WH/EA/AMWORLD

cc: WH/SA/EOB

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Federico PALMIERI Guillermo
C-165019

1. A memorandum has been received in OS from WH Division re-
flecting that Subject, who had been terminated as a CIA agent in 1964,
is known to be writing a book, to be entitled "My Seven Years with CIA".

2. PALMIERI is in exile from Guatemala and is presently
employed by Moore Commercial Company in San Salvador, Salvador. Accord-
ing to information received from Ramsey MOORE, $36980 (a San Salvador
Station asset), Subject has stated that a publisher in Mexico City is
interested in publishing the book.

3. We also furnished a copy of a memorandum from the Philadelphia
office of Domestic Contact Service, reflecting that Subject had advised
a DCS contact that he had worked as a CIA agent for Roger RUSS. (RUSS
could not be identified in OS files.)

4. A copy of this memorandum is being placed in the 05 files of
those individuals who are known by Subject to be affiliated with the
Agency. Original memorandum from WI will be found in Subject's file.

E. Mendoza

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ect Moore-36980
Philip Snare - 48852
Wade Thomas - 53160
Cloyd Smith -C 98507
Carlos Pellecer - C 98853
Viola June Cobb - C 216264
Julian Zambianco- C 214409
Barry E. Cole - 37621
Newell Laskey - 60003
Lee Glen Norris - O&C 59320

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1. NAME. (Last, First, Middle)
HICK'S, CALVIN W.

2. DATE OF BIRTH
8 NOV 1924

5. PRESENT POSITION
OPS OFFICER

8. PROPOSED POSITION (title, number, grade)
OPS OFFICER - 0977 - GS-13

10. ESTIMATED DATE OF DEPARTURE
SEPT 66

4. OFFICE. DIVISION, BRANCH (or overseas station and
existing cover if lateral assignment)
DDP/WH/CS/CS Dev Comp

7. PROPOSED STATION
16-16
(LA PAZ, BOLIVIA)

9. TYPE OF COVER AT NEW STATION
(STATE) 32

6. EMPLOYEE EXTENSION
GS-13
6815

11. NO. OF DEPENDENTS TO ACCOMPANY
7

12. NAME OF DEPENDENT TO ACCOMPANY | 13. RELATIONSHIP | 14. DATE OF BIRTH | 15. REPORT OF MED.
| | MONTH | YEAR | YES | NO
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CATHERINE L. | WIFE | MAY | 1925 | X |
THERESA L. | DAU | JAN | 1953 | X |
MICHAEL C. | SON | JULY | 1954 | X |
MARY C. | DAU | DEC | 1955 | X |
LISA ANNE | DAU | OCT | 1957 | X |
DANIEL C. | SON | FEB | 1959 | X |
PATRICIA В. | DAU | MAR | 1960 | X |

16. COMMENTS
FORM 89 ATTACHED IN DUPLICATE. PLEASE SCHEDULE MEDICAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

17. DATE OF REQUEST
10 MAY 1966

18. SIGNATURE OF REQUESTING OFFICIAL
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Kenneth L. Wambold

19. ROOM NUMBER AND BUILDING
GH 56 Hgs

20. EXTENSION
6815

21. EVALUATION AND SIGNATURE OF APPROVING OFFICIAL
Date: 2 JUN 1966

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Chief, Personnel Security Division

REQUEST FOR PCS OVERSEAS EVALUATION

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FROM : Chief, Special Referral Branch

SUBJECT: HIDALGO, Balmes, Jr.
#65077

The Subject is a covert employee of this Agency now in the
United States for four weeks training and being considered for
use by Staff C/ICB in a highly sensitive assignment. Immigration
authorities may submit questions through this Agency which will
be answered by the Subject, but requests to have the Subject tes-
tify in open court hearings must be refused.

DETAILS

1. Reference is made to the letter received by the Alien
Affairs Staff from the Immigration and Naturalization Service
and reference to your request of 15 June 1954 to ascertain the
details of the Subject's status with this Agency and prepare a
reply to I&NS.

2. On 17 June 1954 Special Agent Chester R. HOATSON of this
office interviewed Mr. Robert DAHLGREN, Acting Chief, WH/FT, Room
1128 "T" Building, and Mr. John BONNET, Chief, WH/Panama, Room
220 "Quarters "J", 156, regarding the Immigration request. The
following information was obtained during this interview.

a. The Subject is still a covert employee of this Agency,
is now in the United States (New York City) on home leave, and
is scheduled to report to Washington, D.C., to commence four
weeks of covert training on 6 July 1954.

b. The Subject is presently under consideration by Staff
C/ICB for an assignment with a highly sensitive project under
the supervision of Staff C/ICB. Under this proposed assign-
ment any publicity or notoriety that the Subject would receive
from testifying publicly on questions of Communist associations
of which he may have knowledge would ultimately preclude his
future use with the Staff C project and would probably jeopar-
dize his future as a covert employee of this Agency.

c. If the Staff C assignment does not materialize, the
Subject will return to (Balboa Canal Zone) on approxi-
mately 15 August 1954 as a case officer, and this position
would also be jeopardized by undue publicity.

GIRU

3. Mr. DAHLGREN and Mr. BONNET indicated that from a WH
standpoint only there would be no objection to a controlled inter-
view with the Subject if the interview could be afforded the Sub-
ject while he is still in New York City. This, however, would
have to be coordinated with Staff C for possible objections
that they might raise in view of their proposed use of the Sub-
ject. Mr. DAHLGREN requested that he be informed of any action
taken in this matter and any public testimony or open court tes-
timony would have to depend on the seriousness of the case being
prepared by the Immigration authorities.

4. Any contact with the Subject during his period of covert
training from 6 July to approximately 15 August 1954 would have to
also be coordinated with Mr. Peter HOWELL, Covert Training Officer,
OTE, whose office is located in Building --31.

5. In June 1954 Special Agent HOATSON contacted Mr. Paul
BIRKE, Staff C/ICB, 1613 "E" Building, x668, to discuss the Sub-
ject's future position and also the request received from INS.
The following factors were obtained from Mr. BIRKE

a. The Subject's use in the proposed Staff C project is
still in the planning stage, but the assignment that the Sub-
ject is being considered for is a highly sensitive one and
any further publicity which the Subject may receive would
ultimately disqualify him for consideration on this project.

b. Any approval for INS contact of the Subject would
have to be determined after carefully considering the impor-
tance of the INS case for which the Subject's testimony may
be required. Mr. BIRKE indicated that the Subject could still
be considered as an employee of Division regardless of whe-
ther or not the proposed Staff C/ICB assignment materializes
and any action in the request received from INS should be
closely coordinated with both Staff C and WH.

6. Mr. PENNINGTON, Alien Affairs Staff, SO, contacted William
A. HOGAN, Special Assistant to the Commissioner of Immigration and
Naturalization on 18 June 1954 requesting further information re-
garding their memorandum of 9 June 1954 on the Subject. Mr. HOGAN
explained that INS has a list of possible informants which contains
the Subject's name. The people on this list are being contacted for
use on a continuing basis when specific cases arise which might
fall in their particular area of knowledge. At the present time,
INS has no specific case for which they want to contact the Subject,
but they just want to know if he would be available in the future
for use as an informant regarding various Communist activities of
which the Subject has personal knowledge.

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7. After his conversation with Mr. HOGAN, Mr. PENNINGTON
indicated that contact of the INS request would not be con-
sidered out of order, but recommended cooperating to the extent
that WH could submit specific questions to this Agency which
could be presented to the Subject and the answer forwarded to
INS. The refusal of their original request should be based on
the sensitivity of the Subject's position which could be jeopar-
dized by undue publicity and also on the fact that the Sub-
ject moves frequently and it would be difficult to locate him
and such contact was undesirable.

8. Dr. James STROUSE, Alien Affairs Staff/SC, stated on 18
June 1954 that Mr. HOGAN, Special Assistant to the Commissioner
of Immigration and Naturalization, had indicated in a conversation
with Dr. STROUSE on 8 June 1954 that INS had been able to locate
the Subject's location and affiliation with this Agency through
the Subject's father who told the inspector that the Subject was
"employed by this Agency in Balboa, Panama, Canal Zone," which appears
to reflect a security flap on the part of the Subject's father.

9. Mr. John BONNET, Chief, WH/Panama, was recontacted on 18
June and informed of the nature of the INS request and also
notice of the apparent security flap on the part of the Subject's
father. On the basis of this further information, it was suggested
to Mr. BONNET that the INS authorities be requested to submit any
questions through this Agency which would, in turn, be presented to
the Subject and his answers be returned to INS. Mr. BONNET agreed
to the proposal of having the INS people contact the Subject
through this Agency and also indicated that the reported security
breach on the part of the Subject's father would be taken into
consideration and an attempt would be made to determine the extent
of the Subject's relatives or acquaintances know of the Subject's
employment by this Agency. Mr. Paul BIRKE, Staff C/ICB, also
agreed to the proposed procedure and requested that any and all
action taken be coordinated with WH and Staff C.

ACTION

It is recommended that the attached memorandum to INS and to
the Chief, WH Division, with a carbon copy to Staff C/ICB, be for-
warded and that no further action be taken pending a report from Mr.
BONNET regarding the seriousness of the security flap from an oper-
ational standpoint.

Charles W. Fane

Attachments
1 - Letter to INS
1 - Letter to WH with cc to Staff C/ICB

6/23/54
GWF

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Office Memorandum
TO : Deputy Chief, Special Security Division DATE: 21 October 1953

FROM : Chief, Special Referral Branch

SUBJECT: HIDALGO, Jr., Balmes Nieves
#65077

1. Reference is made to your memorandum, dated 16 October 1953, in which it was requested that appropriate inquiries be made to ascertain the answers to the following questions.

a. Can BALMES be made available for testimony before the Subversive Activities Control Board in the United States.

b. If the answer to question "a" is in the negative, can the FBI interview BALMES wherever he may be outside the United States.

c. Or can questions to be answered by BALMES be submitted to CIA for transmittal to BALMES and the answers given by BALMES be sent back to the FBI, via CIA.

2. On 21 October 1953 Mr. William B. CALDWELL, Chief, WH/FI was interviewed in his office. Mr. (CALDWELL) advised that the Subject was presently a Contract Employee whose services are being utilized in (Panama) under the Travel Control Project. He stated that Subject has been overseas for approximately one and a half years and that his contract period will probably expire within six months. He advised that in answer to question "a", Subject can be made available for testimony before the Subversive Activities Control Board in the United States if necessary. He stated that Subject's position was not such that he was indispensable to the Project and that if it was absolutely necessary, he could be recalled to the United States within twenty-four hours. In refer- ence to question "b", Mr.(CALDWELL) advised that there was no reason why the Subject could not be interviewed by the FBI at his place of duty. In reference to question "c", Mr. (CALDWELL) reported that this was the most desirable alternative and that he would prefer the questions to be answered by Subject be submitted to CIA for transmittal to Subject and that the answers would be returned to the FBI, via this Agency.

3. On 21 October 1953 Miss (Helen POINDEXTER) of Staff C reviewed her records and determined that Subject's true name is identical to the captioned Subject and not as shown in your memorandum of 16 October 1953.

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Security Information

4. In view of the above, no further investigation is contemplated by this office unless advised to the contrary.

McGRATH/mla
10/21/53
Charles W. Kane

ised Ms papick of the position. The

told the papsicle that case of will the
it
travel aneses would have to be
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(HIDALGO, LUZ MARIA) 06
RET

OVERT #193780

HIDALGO, BALMES N., JR. - OVERT AND COVERT #65007 - FATHER

HIDALGO IS A CURRENT EMPLOYEE, GS-11, ASSIGNED TO WH DIV. HE WAS ADVISED
TO ENTER A HOSPITAL IN EARLY MARCH 1962. HIS CURRENT MEDICAL STATUS IS NOT
SHOWN.

HIDALGO ASSISTED THE FBI AS A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY FROM AUGUST
1946 UNTIL MAY 1949 WHEN HE APPEARED AS A GOVERNMENT WITNESS AT THE TRIAL OF
THE ELEVEN TOP CP LEADERS.

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BEFORE HIS CONVERSION TO STAFF EMPLOYEE STATUS, HIDALGO WAS A CONTRACT
EMPLOYEE. HE WAS GRANTED AN OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE FOR USE (AS AN AGENT IN
LATIN AMERICA IN DEC. 1951. HE WAS GRANTED A COVERT SECURITY CLEARANCE) IN
1952 FOR USE AS A CONTRACT AGENT 24 FILES ATTACHED.

(HIDALGO, ANNIE LOUISE - COVERT #147818 - MOTHER) 06,06

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SUBJECT'S MOTHER WAS GRANTED A COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL FOR USE IN A
CONTRACT-CLERICAL CAPACITY. FILE ATTACHED.

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MEMORANDUM FOR: THE FILES

FROM: (George Weademan)

SUBJECT: MOVIMIENTO DEMOCRATICA CRISTIANO
#353 012

1. Subject Organization is of interest to CA/1 because it forwarded the attached letter (prepared by Laureano BATESTI falla---
212 635) to Bela Kiraly of the Hungarian Freedom Fighters Inc.---a
24 (CA sponsored activity) James Condon, CAl/ asked for any available
Office of Security data concerning Subject Organization or the writer
of the letter. If there was nothing unfavorable available concerning
either of them, CA was going to permit (Kiraly) to meet with the representative
of Subject Organization in order to determine whether (Kiraly) could be of
help to Subject group.

2. A review of Office of Security records revealed that Subject
Organization is an Anti-Castro group and that the writer of the letter
was of interest to the Agency under an Operational Approval in 1960.

cc: 212 635

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(George Weademan)

GROUP 1
Excluded from automatic
downgrading and
declassification
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CONFIDENTIAL
(When Filled In)

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: SWENSON, Harold F. **
#73086

DATE: 18 DEC 1367

Subject's file has been reviewed in connection with his being
presented with a Retirement Medallion (Silver Bronze) having re-
tired after fifteen (15) or more years of CIA service.

** Certificate Only.

Suljeet voirseas-re-Asck 1/2 for
release of medallion furtificate. Oftirs
AC adfped 17/18/67.

Laurence G. Parr
Chief
Employee Activity Branch

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(When Filled In)

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(When Filled In)

SPEED LETTER
DATE REPLY REQUESTED
13 December 1967

XX YES NO LETTER NO.

TO : Chief, Central Cover Staff FROM: Laurence G. Parr
ATTN: James W. Franklin Chief, Employee Activity Branch, 3 E 54

Please check your records for any cover considerations in
connection with the presentation of a retirement medallion to
Mr. Harold F. Swenson.

REPLY

its long as hir. Svenson remains overseas,
thire are cover considerations instand
(RC Blaker)

FORM RETURN TO ORIGINATOR
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INTERNAL
USE ONLY

CONFIDENTIAL

SECRET

ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET

SUBJECT: (Optional)

FROM: C/WH/SEC GH-56

EXTENSION NO. 6300 109301

DATE 5 May 1966

TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)

|   | DATE RECEIVED | FORWARDED | OFFICER'S INITIALS | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Chief, PSD 3E-48 |12may 66   |  |  | For inclusion in Subject's security file. |
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| 5. |  | RECORDED CONTROL DES |  | ⑤ Record reviewpetion |
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FORM 610
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UNCLASSIFIED

DISPATCH
CLASSIFICATION S-E-C-R-E-T

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POSED

PROCESSING

ACTION
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED
HEADQUARTERS DESK
CAN JUDGE INDEXING

ABSTRACT
MICROFILM

ACCOM.
PLISHED

TO Chief, WH

INFO Chief, KUVEST

FROM Chief of Station, JMWAVE

SUBJECT DYVOUR/ADMIN/PERSONNEL James B. Wilcott Jr. Debriefing of  - Resignation in field

ACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES

Action Required: FYI
Wilcott

1. arrived PCS at JMWAVE on 26 April 1965 and submitted his resignation at JMWAVE from KUBARK to be effective cob 15 April 1966. While at JMWAVE Subject was under the cover of JMOCEAN.

2. resigned in order to seek employment in private industry. A resume of his KUBARK employment is as follows:

a. Mar 57 (EOD) to May 60.- in. Hqs - overt employee

b. May, 60 to July 64 - Tokyo, Japan under under ODIBEX cover

