c. Aug 64 - leave 13-3

d. Sept 64 to Apr 65 - in Hqs - ODIBEX cover

e. 26 Apr 65 to 15 Apr 66 - JMOCEAN

3. Subject was instructed in the event he ever seeks employ- ment with ODYOKE he should contact the Station for guidance as to what he will show as his former ODYOKE employment.

4. Under separate cover there is being forwarded to Head- quarters a copy of the resume that is submitting in seeking employment with private industry. This resume was written by of JMWAVE. and it was concurred in by Chief/Finance and Chief/Cover

Attachment: 1 (Resume) Under Separate Cover

Philip G. ELMARD

Distribution:
3 - WH w/att u/s/c
2 - KUVEST w/att u/s/c

GACUP 1
Excluded from automatic
downgrading and
declassification
I CROSS REFERENCE TO

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

DATE TYPED
20 A pr 66

DATE DISPATCHED
APR25 1966

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
16012
UFGT-و

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT

SUBSEQUENT TO GRADUATION FROM CENTRAL CITY BUSINESS INSTITUTE

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March 1957 to May 1960 U.S. Army Element, Composite Operations Group Room 18945) The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Salary: $6,000.

Review vouchers and determine cost center and object class.

Maintain special payrolls and related accounts and resolve problems relating to leave, retirement, taxes, etc. and correlatc payroll function with other departments.

Assist in the installation of and supervision of posting machine operation to maintain allotment ledger. Maintain Miscel- laneous Obligation Record and supervise posting clerks. Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual Summary of Allotment Accounts preparation and other related statements. Maintain Expenditure Distribution Ledger and balance with IBM run.

Police certain Appropriation, Fund and Limitation Accounts.

Assist in the preparation of budgets, summaries and reports.

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May 1960 to July 1964 U.S. Army Element, Composite Operations Group) assigned to Composite Analysis Group,)32 to (Tokyo, Japan) Salary: $6,500.

Maintain and pay special payroll and prepare reports, surveys and summaries.

Control and responsibility for funds in the high six figures. Monthly disbursements in the high six figures to revolving funds, Supervision and audit of revolving funds and accounting vouchers, Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual statements, summaries and reports of revolving funds.

Control and responsibility for transfers of funds and foreign currency and maintenance of conversion accounts.

Supervise and perform financial negotiations with (Japanese) Dusinessmen.

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September 1964 to April 1965 U.S. Army Element, Composite Operations Group Room 16945
The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Salary: $6,890

Perform audit of several special payrolls. Assist in the pilot study and installation of a new payroll system.

Assist various branches in problems relating to the conversion to computer bookkeeping.

Assist in the balancing of the General Ledger accounts in connection with the year-end closing of the books.

May 1965 to Present The Melmar Corporation

Miami, Florida Payroll Officer Salary: $8,000.

Reorganize the payroll office and assume responsibility for the schedule and accuracy of payrolls. Instruer, direct and assist clerks in compiling, computing and preparation of payrolls. Prepare checks for distribution. Investigate and settle disputes regarding alleged errors in pay checks. Audit payroll summaries, bank balances and labor distribution records, etc. Prepare quarterly and annual ta:: report forms, wage reports and surveys. Correlate payroll function with other departments
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18 November 1965

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Clearance Branch/Office of Security

FROM : Chief, Contract Personnel Division/Office of Personr

SUBJECT : Full Clearance Requests on WH/C/JMWAVE Staff Agents Converting to Staff Employee Status

It is requested that full clearances be granted the following staff employees converting from staff agent status and remaining with WH/C/ JMWAVE.

| Name (T)                | Security# | Date of Birth |
| ----------------------- | --------- | ------------- |
| Arnett, Charles L.)03   | 60831     | 09/13/14      |
| Carr, Donald WJ 3      | 194478    | 09/29/42      |
| Chapple, Earl W.]03     | 101535    | 10/25/19      |
| Engman, Gladys E. 03    | 70805     | 05/29/25      |
| Leahy, John J., JrJ03   | 72733     | 06/04/23      |
| Wages, Dan S. 03        | 62797     | 07/08/24      |
| Walls, Helene C.03.     | 103691    | 06/14/29      |
| Watkins, William A., Jr. 03 | 189185    | 06/29/29      |
| Weimer, Edwin Q.3       | 139714    | 09/18/30      |
| Wilcott James B., Jr.   | 109301    | 09/27/31      |
| Wisniowski, Anthony S.  | 48802     | 06/08/08      |
| Wieniowski, Bess A.     | 49871     | 12/26/08      |
| Wynn, Marea RJ07        | 32719     | 07/09/09      |
| Yothers, Charles D.     | 130499    | 08/07/29      |

Clearance Memo to SA Branch/CPD
Attn: Jo Ann Varney
5 E 69

JOSEPH B. RACAR

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SECRET

11 May 1960
File K-4849

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, EE

ATTENTION : Mr.(Thomas A. Olsen )03

SUBJECT : VITATE, Guy,nmi
Establishment of Official Cover Backstop

REFERENCE : Request for Domestic Cover 2 May 1960

1. In compliance with above reference, official cover back-
stopping which utilizes the U. S. Arm Element, Joint Operations
Group

has been established for the above-named individual. All information
concerning this cover arrangement is available in the Official Cover
and Liaison Section, CCD.

2. It is requested that OCL/CCD be notified when this cover
arrangement is no longer required. Any changes in the Subject's
Headquarters status should be coordinated with this office for the
determination of need for continued documentation and cover.

3. Subject has been issued Unit ID Card No. 1205 for
domestic use only. In accordance with arrangements made with Offices
of Security and Personnel, the above documentation will be picked up
by a CPB representative for any individual making a PCS move from
Headquarters or an overseas TDY trip. In the case of the PCS traveler,
CPB will return this documentation to OCL/CCD for disposition. For
the TDY traveler, this documentation will be retained by CPB and
returned to the TDY traveler upon completion of the trip. In the event
of a resignation from the Agency, OCL/CCD will obtain the documentation
from the employee at the time of the employee's debriefing conference.

/S/ PAUL P. STEWART

JOSEPH M. ADAMS
Chief, Official Cover & Liaison, CCD

cc: Personnel Security Division,
Office of Security

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DISPATCH
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET/BAT
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NO.
EAH-4-5353

TO
Chief, KF10T
INFO
Chief, WIIN

FROM
Chief of Station, Habana
SUBJECT
Operational
Transmittal of Blank Documentatia
HEADQUARTERS FILE NO
ONE ONE

31 July 59
F: 43-3 (CHECK X ONE)
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUALIFIED HQ. DESK ONLY

ACTION REQUIRED
None.

REFERENCES:
DIK-36520 (THAT)

1. Transmitted herewith as attachment No. 1 for KIRIOT are the following
blank documents which are not used or required for the State in Habana E/B
Operation referred to in referenced cable. The KIRIOT Document Specialist
requested that the documents be returned to Headquarters.
31
a. City of Newark, New Jersey Birth Certificate
b. New York driver's License (instruction sheet).
c. National Geographic Travel-Lite Series blank Identity Card.
d. The Flamingo Hotel identity Card.
e. A blank Social Security card.

2. The following is also transmitted herewith as attachment No. 2:
31
a. Cachet of the Department of Labor of the Commonwealth of
Puerto Rico with ink pad.

b. Assorted cellophane sheets used for lamination.

Stanley R. Zanka

Attachments:
2 envelopes.

Distribution:
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(1- C/MD w/o atts.
2- Files

29 July 59
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FORM
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ALFERENCE:
CPCA-24799

1. Berdquarters traces on the Subjects of reference and the
Badson Institute follow:

A. Alberto LLEMAS Crasго (201-102576) was born in Bogota,
3 July 1908. He left school at the age of seventeen to becases
Journalist. Xe traveled to Argention and lived in Buenos Aires for
three years (1926-29) writing for various Argentina periodicsls.
His political career began upon his return to Colombia in 1939,
when he was appointed secretary of the itboral Party (1930-33) and
received tremendous impetus under the regis of Alfonso LOPKE,
Liberal Party leader and former President of Colombia (1936-38 DC
1962-43). tubetiy, LEKRAS carved in the National House of
Representatives (1931-34), then elfonso LOPEZ was inaugurated Pred-
ident in 1034, be tong Likas into his goverment as Secretary
General of the Presidency (1934-35), red later made him Minister of
Coverkhout tree 1943 to 1945. The letter year be vao made Minister
of Foreign Affairs, as well as first Vice President of Colombis.
liis public service culminated then in his accession to the Presi-
doccy on the resignation of President LOPEZ ia 1945. After dia-
charging the datics of Chief Executive for a year (1945-46), LLERAS
was clected Secretary General of the Pan American Union in 1947, s
post which he hold until 1954. Ko then resigned and returned to
Colombia to accept the position of Rector (President) of the
University of The Andes (1955-56). Devoting himself once again to
politics, LLERAS began writing a column in the Liberal Daily 1
Espectador. In bis columna be strongly criticized the Rojas regine
and called for the return of constitutional government in
Colombia, In March 1958, he was elected President of the Liberal.
Perty and shortly thereafter (June 1986) travelled to Spain and 226.
conversations with Laureano CONE, a leader of the Conservative
Party and former President of Colombia (1950-53). These two polit-
ical leadera eigned a senifesto copdeaning the Rojas regime and

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lises for the most of a coalition corneant in Colombia
Carough bi-partiusa Itarts. true lovuar 1956 to fabruery 1857
رة فالفناned as a faites Extiosa Observer to investigate the immgaria
siseptic.

LLATAS is described na a champion of the Pan American ceuvo
and se being very friendly to the United States and a firm believer
is the bestwa type comoarssy.

Altbourt he did not complote his education and has no formal
degree, be has long been addressed na "doctor" as a matter of courtesy
En does, bovever, have bonorary degrees frem several Colombian univer
sities as well as free the University of California. Eo cpeeks
Maglish and french, te married to the former Berte PEGA (daughter of a
late Procident of Chile) and han four childres.

On_24-February-1958 Son Operational Approval was granted for
Sthe utilization of Lit is supporting a special operation. Bovever,
before the operation was izplemented, Lis_vs_elected_President of
Colombis. There has been so operational interest in him since,

B. Those are so Bevtquarters of LFE:00 traces on the Redson
Institute per se, however, LEREGO files contain derogatory information
en several soubers of the institute which LEKRGO vill furnish WOFACT
if ve specify which of the noubers are of interest. If JENATE visbed
this done, please advise on which of the members information is r
quested.

C. There are no identifiable traces on the other ejects
of paragraph & of reference.

2. Esedquarters defers to JEWAVE regarding AMRASZ/1's future
association with the institute.
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Tom:
23 recenber 1966
I'm not overly enthusiastic about
the possibilities of getting much from
SKEMEF-1; however, I would like to meet
him and chat about his friends and business
associates in the W/L'Islands. He possibly
might be used as an entree to reporting
or support assets.
:
It would be my opanion that we would
not have to bring his clearance up to date
!
to chat with him.
I've not made
Paul
any notes from
the files; therefore, if Ed agrees to
helping us, details should be
I to me
prion to
tomy
forwarded
departure for dan fuam.
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(When Filled In)
201
SKEWER I
on
Recend
SA cards
MEMORANDUM FOR: DOCO/SA
ATTENTION : Gale W. Allen
SUBJECT
: VERRE, Luis Albert
$215 627
1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 5 January 1965
which requested a Covert Security Approval be granted Subject for
briefing on KUBARK objectives in WUBRIDNY D and propose long term
ecomercial collaboration of mutual advantage, Project WUBRIWY.
2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine
Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction -
Field No. 10-5, a Covert Security Approval is granted for the use of
the Subject as described in your request as set forth in paragraph 1,
above.
3. Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent
themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA.
4. Your attention is called to the fact that a Covert Security
Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions
of CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should desire at a later
date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for
approval to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this
office.
5. This approval becomes invalid in the event the Subject's
services are not utilized within six months of the date of this
memorandum.
R.A. Aparkin
för
Victor R. White
Deputy Director of Security (IOS)
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foongysting and
:
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When Filled In
30 Dec 1974
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Review of 201 File on U.S. Citizen
In accordance with the DDO's
notice of 9 December 1974,
F
(surname)
have determined that it can
I have reviewed the 201 file on
(201 number indicated below), and
most accurately be categorized as indicated belowi
should be closed.
witting collaborator. OI Code Al.
potential witting collaborator; date opened
OI Code A2...
former witting collaborator (relationship terminated).
OI Code A3. - Perhaps still some
not clear.
DCD interest file
ΟΙ Code Λ4.
potential witting collaborator never contacted (security
reasons, derogatory information).
counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreign
intelligence or security service).
all others. OI Code A6.
:
OI Code AJ.
Signed
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(title)
Off
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(component)
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Signed
KAM
(initials)
6 JAN
(date)
1975
This document is a permanent part of this file.
SEGRE
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201
SKEWER I
on
Recerd
SA cards
MEMORANDUM FOR: DOCO/SA
ATTENTION
SUBJECT
: Gale W. Allen
:
FERRE, Luis Albert
$215 627
11. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 5 January 1965
which requested & Covert Security Approval be granted Subject for
briefing on KUBARK objectives in WUBRINY D and propose long term
commercial collaboration of mutual advantage, Project WUBRDNY.
2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine
Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction -
Field No. 10-5, a Covert Security Approval is granted for the use of
the Subject as described in your request as set forth in paragraph 1,
above.
:.
3. Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent
themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees of CIA.
4. Your attention is called to the fact that a Covert Security
Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the provisions
of CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should desire at a later
date to change the status or use of this individual, a request for
approval to cover any proposed change should be submitted to this
office.
. This approval becomes invalid in the event the Subject's
services are not utilized within six months of the date of this
memorandum.
for Pers. Aparkin
Victor R. White
Deputy Director of Security (IOS)
S-E-C-R-F-T
(When Filled In
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Skewer/1201
26 January 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Antilles Material Company Limited (AMCO) -
Meeting with SKEWER/1 on the Relationship
of the Puerto Rican Cement Company to AMCO
2, λε agreed in his il January 1965 meeting with
SKEWER/1, Hr. Edward Stanulis telephoned SKEWER/1 on the
morning of 18 January to arrange a meeting with SKEWER/1
at his convenience later in the day. SKEWER/1 suggested
a meeting at 1500 hours that afternoon in his office at
the Puerto Rican Iron Works in Fonce. He indicated to
Mr. Stanulis that the Puerto Rican Cement Company looks
with favor on AMCO and is doing business with it through
its Manager, Mr. Alvin T. Philpotts, Jr.
2. Prior to the meeting, Messrs. Allen, Carter, and
Stanulis reviewed the approach to be made to SKEWER/1 in
the light of his favorable view of AMCO. It was agreed
that no mention would be made of the fact that AMCO is in
poor financial condition or that Mr. Philpotte is inade-
quate as a manager. Stress would be laid upon assessment
of the long-term commercial viability of AMCO because
KUBARK is ostensibly interested in placing an officer in
a managerial position in AMCO, or some other similar firm,
in order to monitor Castro's activities in the Caribbean
area.
3. Messrs. Allen, Carter, and Stanults arrived pre-
cisely at 1500 hours at SKEWER's office on the second floor
of the Puerto Rican Iron Works. His male secretary asked
us to take seats in the corridor outside his office.
Within a few minutes his "sacretary reappeared and asked us
to wait in the Conference Room. Some ten minutes later
SKEWER/1 appeared and invited us into his private office.
He war extremely cordial and gracious. Mr. Stanulis intro-
duced Mr. Allen as a colleague who is assessing AMCO's com-
mercial viability. He introduced Mr. Carter as a lawyer
consultant who is obtaining background information in the
event KUBARK should decide to proceed with placement of an
officer in AMCO.
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4. Mr. Allen informed SKEWER/1 that SUBARK is assessing
the factors bearing on the long-term commercial viability
of AMCO. Se explained that K:MARK does not want to place an officer in a
company which is not commercially viable for the long
term. One of the factors bearing on the commercial via-
bility of AMCO is the relationship of the Puerto Rican
Cement Company with AMCO and the terms of any agreements.
We would also like his views on commodities other than
cement wirici can be siιμρού τα uesto co to the outer
islands and what commodities can be shipped on return
voyages. Another factor of interest is competition in the
shipping field.
5. SKEVER/1 indicated that he needed some clarifi-
cation of KUBARK objectives. Mr. Stanulis reviewed KUBARK
ostensible interest in having an experienced commercial man
in a commercially viable shipping company for the purpose.
✓of checking on Castro activities in the Caribbean area.
SKEWER/1 assumed that Mr. Fhilpotts was the man in whom
we are interested. Mr. Allen dispelled this assumption.
explaining that KUBARK has a candidate whom we would like
to place in a managerial position in A100 if it is ceter-
mined that NMCO is commercially viablo. KUBARK would seek
to effect this placement through a friend on the Board who,
like SKEWER/1, has helped KUBANK in the past and would
undoubtedly help again. SKEWER/1 said, "Oh, yes, through
the top man in the company." He then asked if Mr. Thilpotts
would know of KUBARK interest. Mr. Allen replied no,
emphasizing that our interest should be closely held.
:
6. SKEWER/1 said that he had not realized that we
wanted so much detail and asked if we desired to talk with
the man in his company most familiar with ANCO. Mr. Stanulis
declined, emphasizing that we wanted to keep our interest
in this matter confined solely to SKEWER/1. SKEWER/1 1m-
mediately agreed to make the necessary telephone calls to
obtain answers to our questions. As the basis for his
Inquiry, he would ask about the amount of credit extenced
by the Puerto Rican Cement Company to AMCO. SKEWER/L then
made a series of telephone calls to one of his subordinates
named Touns and also made one call to his son.
Information was obtained in the above telephone calls:
The following
a. AMCO has 2 or 3 ships under charter and ships
primarily coment to Martinque, Guadaloupe, Barbados,
and Antigue,
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b. The uerto Rican Cement Company has a
verbal agreement with r. Thilpotts granting him
exclusive distribution of cement in Guadaloupe,
Barbados, and Antigua,
c. AMCO currently owes the Nuerto Rican
Cement Company $40,000 and is slow in payment.
d. The normal procedure for payment is for
the consignee to pay Mr. Philpotts by & note which
the Puerto Rican Cement Company discounts.
e. The Puerto Rican Cement Company is currently
examining how much credit it can extend to ANCO.
In this connection the company is examining whether
credit extended to AMCO can be insured under the
Foreign Credit Insurance Association. (FCIA insures
80% of export credit.) If so, the risk to the
Puerto Rican Cement Company would be reduced and
further credit could be extended.
f. The Puerto Rican Cement Company has sold
133,000 bags of cement to AMCO.
:
7. SKEWER/1 said that Mr. Philpotts is aggressive
and that he is pushing Fuerto Rican cement. Mr. Carter
csked SKEWER/1 if his firm were worried about the amount
of credit extended to AMCO. SKEWER/1 replied that AMCO
is trying to help the Puerto Rican Cement Company and
Puerto Rican Cement is in turn trying to help ANCO.
SKEWER/1 imparted the impression that he has absolute
confidence in his subordinates. In calling Tomas, SKEWER/1
said to us that he had gone over the head of his son.
SKEWER/1 was not aware that ANCO Puerto Rico is a subsidiary
of AMCO Panama. en apprised of this fact, he said that
this arrangement is probably for tax purposes. SKEWER/1
left the impression that he considers MMCO as a Puerto Rican
company and one worthy of support. He recalled that he had
previously given a job to a Trujillo opponent, Fred Imbert,
whom no one else would hire, Mr, Imbert now has his om
shipping company and SKEWER/1 suggested that we assess his
operation. He recalled that Mr. Trujillo had telephoned him
about harboring a criminal. SKEWER/I told Trujillo to mind
his own business as would SKEWER/L. Mr. Stanulis indicated
that KURARK would not want to consider Fred Imbert's opera-
tion, given his family's involvement in the Dominican
Republic. Throughout the conversation, the picture emerged
of a man who trusts his subordinates and who would help an
individual or fim, particularly fuerto Rican, which is also
trying to help his firm.
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8. Mr. Allen said that we would assess the
situation carefully, and in the event it should be
determined to proceed, we would advise him. dr. Allen
informed him that two New York firms have invested
In ANCO, namely, W. S. Kies and Company, and Train,
Cabot and Associates. Our friend is er. Train, who,
as he surmised, is the top man in his firm. Mr. Allen
revealed this information to SKEWER/1 in the event
that it should be deemed desirable for Mr. Train to
negotiate with the Puerto Rican Cement Company. Con-
versely, in the event of ACO's failure, it was felt
that SREWER/1 should know that and is it Gamected
with any other participants. SKEWER/1 offered full
cooperation. ile had arranged his schedule to give us
as much time as necessary. In our presence he received
a telephone call in which he apologized for cancelling
an appointment in order to accommodate us. It is
considered that, as in his past relations with KUBARK,
SKEWER/1 can be trusted and will help KUBARK in any way
he can.
Distribution:
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MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record
i
SUBJECT:
Project WUBRINY--Antilles Materials Company, Ltd.,
Discussion by Mr. Edward Stanulis with SKEWER/1.
1. I made initial telephonic contact with SKEWER/1 at approximately
1100 hours on 10 January 1965 and made arrangements for a meeting in my
hotel room for the following day between the hours of 1600 and 1700 to be
followed by another on Tuesday at a time and place that would be convenient
for SKEWER/1. Later in the day SKEWER/1 informed me that he would be
mmable to meet with us on Tuesday as he was leaving by air on the evening
of 11 January for a series of appointments in the States.
2. The meeting with SKEWER/1 was held in my hotel room at 1645
hours on 11 January. I told SKEWER/1 that as he knew, one of KUBARK'S
prime information targets in Latin America concerned the activities of
Castro's Cuba and that in this connection some of our people had been
thinking for some time that it would be most useful in pursuing this require-
ment to have entree into shipping interests that were active in Caribbean
waters, SKEWER/I said he thought this idea excellent. i further stated
that those people had heard that SKEWER/l's firm was discussing the possi-
bility of entering into an exclusive Caribbean distributorship contract with
Alvin T. Philpotts, Jr., who is associated with the Antilles Materials
Company, Ltd. S. A. of Panama and Puerto Rico, and asked him if he had
any knowledge of the individual or the negotiations. SKEWER/I replied
that he did not know of either, but that his son would be familiar with both.
3. I asked SKEWER/1 if he would be willing to investigate the situ-
ation discreetly without mentioning any interest on KUBARK's part and a
the same time consider the commercial feasibility of the venture for AMCO.
He agreed..
4. In elaborating on the basic concept, I told SKEWER/1 that if the
proper maritime firm were located (that is, one that may be floundering
now but has commercial viability potential), we would be interested in
placing with the company an individual who possesses the necessary com-
mercial background qualifications and also has the capability of accompli-
shing certain KUBARK requirements, SKEWER/1 reiterated his conviction
that the concept is an excellent one and said he would do all in his power to
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help KUBARK achieve this objective.
5. I told him that I would appreciate his cooperation in meeting
with two of my friends who are more fully versed in these matters.
He agreed and set the meeting for Monday, 19 January 1965. SKEWER/1
gave me his unlisted private telephone numier and suggested that I con-
tact him Monday morning, 19 January 1965, to set time and place for
the meeting. The number is 842-2120.
Distribution:
Orig.--C/DO/SA
ADCDO/CO
Gale W. Allen
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WUBRINY/D
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Case Officer Comment:
The meeting wit.: SKEWER/1 confirmed Mr. Philpotts'
report that his relations with the Puerto Rican Cement
Company are good. It also revealed the terms of the
relationship between the Fuerto Rican Cement Company
and AMCO which Mr. Philpotte had not reported in detail
to WUBRINY/2. It is obvious that Mr. Philpotts has
sold himself to certain officials in the Puerto Rican
Cement Company who have the confidence of the Company's
top management. The extent to which Mr. Philpotts may
have conned other businessmen into extending credit
and the amount of such credit is a key factor for in-
vestigation by WUBRINY/1 and 12, and Mr. Malia on their
forthcoming trip. It is feared that Mr. Philpotts has
Incurred so many debts that the firing of Mr. Philpotts
and reorganization of AMCO would be prohibitively
expensive.
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Case Officer Comment:
The meeting with SKEWER/1 confirmed Mr. Philpotts'
report that his relations with the Puerto Rican Cement
Company are good. It also revealed the terms of the
relationship between the Puerto Rican Cement Company
and AMCO which Mr. Philpotts had not reported in detail
to HUBRINY/2. It is obvious that Mr. Philpotts has
sold himself to certain officials in the Puerto Rican
Cement Company who have the confidence of the Company's
top management. The extent to which Mr. Philpotts may
have conned other businessmen into extending credit
and the amount of such credit is a key factor for in-
vestigation by WUBRINY/1 and 12, and Mr. Malia on their
forthcoming trip. It is feared that Mr. Philpotts has
incurred so many debts that the firing of Mr. Philpotts
and reorganization of AMCO would be prohibitively
expensive.
Hale W. Allen
GALE W. ALLEN
DOCO/SA
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:
SUBJECT: Antilles Materials Company, Ltd.
1. Mr. Ed Stanulis telephoned Mr. Allen at
home from San Juan, Puerto Rico, on 11 January 1965.
He met with SKEWER/1 as scheduled at 3 P.M. SKEWER/1
was not familiar with any negotiations between the
Puerto Rican Cement Company and ANCO but agreed to
look quietly into the matter.
call to PR Cement's Sales Manager before he left
He made a telephone.
for New York. SKEWER/1 said that he had such a heavy
schedule on this trip, requiring his presence in
New York, Chicago, and Connecticut, that he could not
squeeze in a meeting with KUBARK representatives. He
would, however, be glad to meet with KUBARK represent-
atives in Puerto Rico on 18 January 1965. This delay
would also enable him to investigate thoroughly the
status of negotiations with AMCO.
2. Mr. Stanulis said that he had followed the
previously agreed approach to SKEWER/1. He emphasized
that KUBARK is interested in AMCO only to the extent
that a feasible commercial arrangement can be worked
out, so that placement of an officer in AMCO to work
against Cuba would make sense.
is not doing too well financially and that the question
He indicated that AMCO
is whether it can be resurrected on a sound commercial
basis. Mr. Stanulis informed SKEWER/1 that KUBARK is
not interested in taking an equity position in AMCO.
3. Mr. Stanulis affirmed unequivocally to Mr.
Allen his previous assessment of SKEWER/1, namely that
SKEWER/1 will do anything to help KUBARK, particularly
against Cuba, Mr. Stanulis will write a report upon
arrival in Washington on or about 13 January 1965.
:
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GALE W. ALLEN
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MEMORANDUM FOR: DOCO/SA
ATTENTION
FROM
SUBJECT
: Gale W. Allen
: Deputy Director of Security (Investi-
gations and Operational Support)
: FERRE, Antonio Luis
450 945:
S-E-C-R-E-T
(When Filled In)
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1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 7 January 1964
which requested a Provisional Covert Security Approval to permit Subject,
President, Puerto Rican Cement Company, to be made witting of Agency interest
in WUBRINY/D in the event his father, a cleared Agency contact, desires to
discuss with Subject this interest.
2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in Clandestine
Services Instruction No. 10-5 and Clandestine Services Instruction -
Field No. 10-5, a Provisional Covert Security Approval is granted for
the use of the Subject as described in your request as set forth in
paragraph 1, above. This confirms a verbal PCSA granted 5 January 1965.
3. Bubjects of Provisional Covert Security Approvals are not to
represent themselves as, nor are they to be represented as, employees
of CIA.
4. Your attention is called to the fact that a Provisional Covert
Security Approval does not constitute complete compliance with the
provisions of CIA Regulation 10-3. Therefore, if you should desire at
a later date to change the status or use of this individual, a request.:
for approval to cover any proposed change should be sumbitted to this
office.
5. This approval becomes invalid in the event action is not taken
within 90 days of the date of this memorandum.
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:
ber
R.. Sparlia
Victor R. White
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Rxoluded from Auto-
matic downgrading and
deglassification
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TO:
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION
(Always handcarry I copy of the form)
PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APFZOPRIATE BLANE
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
☑ CHIEF, INVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY
CHIEF PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY
SUBJECT:
(True nam.)
Antonio Luis Ferre
CRYPTONTH, PSEUDONYM, ARA OF ALIASES
i
Subject
CATE
7 January 1964
FROM:
PROJECT
DOCO/SA
LUBRINY
CI/GA FILE NO.
B1 201 FILE NO.
SO FILE NO.
450945
1. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
☑ PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
CONTRACY TYPE A
COVERT BELUNITY APPROVAL
3. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE
3. FULL OCTAILS OF USE
PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
COVERT NAME CHECK
SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation)
CONTRACT TYPE B
United States-Puerto Rico
Desire PCSA in the event his father, a cleared KUBARK contact, 201-205712
SO file number 215627, desires to discuss with him XWBARK interest in
WUBRINY/D. Subject is President, Puerto Rican Cement Company, born 1934,
Ponce, Puerto Rico, U.S. citizen. Will seek additional biographic
information.
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER
A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
8. CIA INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
C. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN HIM?
D. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HIM?
8. INDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
F. SUGGEST "COVER PRETEXT" TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF ST.
6. DO YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUBJECT WITTING OF AGENCY OR GOVERNMENT INTERESTS
IF NO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY
VES
NO
X
X
X
X
YES
NO
PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS
PRO 1, ON EQUIVALENT.
:
PRO 11. OR EQUIVALENT
NO RECORD
NO RECORD
NO RECOND
NO DENOGATORY INFO.
LIST 06
SED CHECKED
NOT INITIATED (Suplanation)
SIGNATURE UP CASK OFFICER
Gale W. Allan, DOCO/SA
FORM 772
IN (2) COPIES ATTACHED
IN (1) COPY ATTACHED
PRO II WILL BE FOR VARDED
GREEN LIST ATTACHE、NOI
..
RI THACES
X WILL FORWARD
NON-DEROGATORY
7. DIVISION TRACES
WILL FORWARD
NON-DEMOGATORY
DEROGATGAY ATTACHLO
DEROGATONY ATTACHED
8. FIELD TRACES
WILL FORWARD
DEHOGATORY ATTACHED
SIGNIFICANT IMFONIO ATTACHE
EKTENGION
SIGNATURE OF BRANCH CHITF
11-61961
Norman G. Swift, C/0030/SA
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13 January 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Antilles Materials Company, Ltd.
1. Messrs. Allen and Carter met on 8 January 1965 with Mr.
Edward Stanulis, former COS San Juan, to discuss an approcch
to SKEWER/1 for information on subject company. It was agreed
that Mr. Stanulis would go to Puerto Rico on 9 January and
contact SKEWER/1 on the 10th. Hopefully SKEWER/1 could obtcin
information on negotiations between Puerto Rican Coment Com-
pany and AMCO in time for a meeting with Messrs Stanulis, Allen,
and Carter on 12 January. Messrs. Allen and Carter would plan
to arrive in San Juan at 10:50 P.M. on 11 January.
2. Mr. Stanulis would apprise SKEWER/1 of KUBARK's inter-
est in placing a KUBARK officer in a small shipping and trad-
ing company operating in the Caribbean area in order to monitor
Cuban activities. SKEWER/1 would be cautioned to keep this
knowledge confidential. In this connection, Mr. Stanulis said
that SKEWER/1 had proved to be absolutely reliable from the
security point of view. Mr. Stanulis would advise SKEWER/1
that KUBARK is looking at AMCO which is negotiating with the
Puerto Rican Cement Company to be its cement distributor in
the Caribbean area. SKEWER/I would be asked to confirm any
negotiations and the terms involved. His enswers would be
given in the cubsequent meeting with Mescrs. Stanulis, Allen,
and Carter. Further discussion with SKEWER/1 would be condi-
tioned on hic answers. In any case KUBARK representatives
would ascertain his views on the validity of AMCOs commercial
concept and on any possibility for comercial collaboration
betweon PR Cement and AMCO.
3. Mr. Scanulis ca 10 January 1965 tclophos Mr. Allon
at home to repost that he has a moeting scheduled with SKEWER/1
at 3 P.M. on 11 January. SKEWER/1 is leaving the night of
11 January for New York where he will remain through part of
15 January. Mr. Stanulis will try to get a flight ces of
Puerto Rico for New York, so that a meeting may be arrang:
for Mooors. Soulis, Allen, and Carter with SKEWER/1 in.
York. Mr. Staalis All call Mr. Allen after his mooting with
SKEWER/1. Mr. Stanulis is staying at the Hotel Da Vinci, Room 81.
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SKEWER/1 will be staying in New York at the Hotel Savoy Plaza.
Mr. Allen immediately telephoned Mr. Carter, 941-2802, and
advised him of the change in plans.
Gale W. Allen
DOCO/SA
DOCO/SA:GWA:jev (13 Jan. 1965)
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REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTIOR
PATC
Subjest
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PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE CLANE
5 January 1535
TO:
COOPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
FROM:
DOCO/SA
CHIEF, INVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY
CHIEF, PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION. OFFICE OF SECURITY
SUBJECT:
(True name) Luis Albert Ferre
CRYPTONYM, PSEUDONYM, AKA OR ALIASES
:
PROJECT
FL32943
81 201 FILE 10.
SO FILE
201-2057-2
2.50
1. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
X PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL 8 Dec. 195
X COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
CONTRACT TYPE A
2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE
3. FULL DETAILS OF USE
PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
COVERT NAME CHECK
SPECIAL INDLY (30 field investigation)
CONTRACT TYPE B
United States - Puerto Rico
The Puerto Rican Cement Company is interested in having WUBRINY Das
its overt distributor in the Caribbean area. Desire to brief Subject
on KUBARK objectives in WUBRINY Dand propose long term commercial.
collaboration of mutual advantage. One of the KUBARK officers doing
the briefing will be the new manager of WUBRINY D and continuing contact
with Subject. Previously investigated
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER
A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
8. CIA INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
C. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN HIM?
D. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HIM?
E. INDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE. IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
F. SUGGEST "COVER PRETEXT" TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
9. DO YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUOJECT WITTING OF AGENCY OR GOVERNMENT INTEREST?
IF NO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY
5. PRQ AND GREEN LIST STATUS
YES
NO
YES
NO
PRO. 1.'OR EQUIVALENT, IN (2) COPIES ATTACHED
PRO 11. OR EQUIVALENT IN (1) COPY ATTACHED
PHO II WILL BE FORWARDED
GREEN LIST ATTACHED, NO
.. RI TRACES
NO RECORD
WILL FORWARD
NON-DEAC STORY
CEROGATORY ATTACHED
7. DIVISION TRACES
NO RECORD
WILL PORWARD
NON DEROGATORY
DEROGATOSY ATTACHED
8. FIELD TRACES
NO RECOND
NO DENOGATORY INFO.
LIST SOURCES CHECKED
NOT INITIATED (Kuplanation)
WILL FORWARD
DEROGATORY ATTACHED.
SIGNATURE OF CASE OFFICER
Gala W. Allen, DOCO/SA
FORM
...772.***
IGNIFICANT INFORMATION ATTACHED
EXTENSION SIGNATURE OF BRANCH CHIKY
11-61951 Norman G. Swift, C/DOCO/SA
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Luis Albert Ferra (201-205712)
1. WH/2/Dominican Republic holds Subject's file
which has been loaned to DO/SA. Mr. Allen on 5 January
1965 telephoned the DR Desk Officer, Mr. David McGrath,
and explained that DO/SA would like to make Subject wit-
ting of KUBARK interest in UBRINY D. Mr. McGrath said
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DISPATCH
TO: Chief, WE SECRET/RYBAT CELA-35354
201-294855
FROM: Chief of Station, London 14 March 1902

SUBJECT: Operational/REDWOOD/LCIMPROVE/AELADLE ACTION REQUIRED
Michael WYNNE-ELLIS 106
See below
OEM-19307, 23 January 1962

SMOTH appreciated the KGB document forwarded with
Reference and have submitted the following comments and
questions:

1. "We have a number of questions about this document
on which we should be grateful for your comments, and as
background to some of these we think it will be useful for
you to have an account of (WYNNE-ELLIS) dealings with AELADLE:

  a. "They date from June 1961 when he was con-
sidering a visit to the U.S.S.R. He mentioned this to the
Soviet Ambassador, whom he met at the Queen's Erthday
Celebration in Helsinki, (he did not realise at first that
it was the Ambassador to whom he was talking). The Ambassador
suggested that he should get in touch with Ivan Efimovich
SERGEEV, an identified R.I.S. officer.

  b. "Between 5th and 15th July 1961 (WYNNE-ELLIS)
went to the Consular Section of the Soviet Embassy to see
about the visa. Apparently he did not see SERGEEV but met
AELADLE who showed a good deal of curiosity about him and
asked whether he had ever been to the U.S.S.R. before,
whether he had applied in London for a visa, what he was
doing in Helsinki etc. The possibility of AELADLE taking
English lessons from WYNNE-ELLIS was mentioned and AELADLE
said he would get in touch with (WYNNE-ELLIS) about this. He
asked for a short biogrphy of (WYNNE-ELLIS)

  c. "He brought the visa application forms and his
biography to AELADLE two days later and although AELADLE was
apparently very busy he asked (WYNNE-ELLIS) for clarification
of various details AELADLE did not take English lessons
from (WYNNE-ELLIS)

  d. At the end of September, or beginning of
October 1961, (WYNNE-ELLIS) received a letter from AELADLE
asking for the address of his pen friend in Russia, Stanislav
GALKIN, who had been concerned in (WYNNE-ELLIS) recruitment
by the R.I.S. (WYNNE-ELLIS) telephoned AELADLE to say that
he did not have the new address. AELADLE told him that if
he wanted it, he could have a visa 'tomorrow' to visit
Stalingrad (now Volgograd) and in the course of conversation
said sometimes it is better to visit places but not old
friends'. We wondered at the time, and ever more after
AELADLE's defection, whether this remark had any special
significance.

  e. "On 16th November AELADLE invited (WYNNE-ELLIS)
to attend a Soviet concert. AELADLE told him that he had
been granted a tourist visa but that if he wished to visit
his pen friend he would require a letter of invitation from
him. AFLADLE asked about is British friends in Helsinki and
said that he would phone (WYNNE-ELLIS) next week to make a
further appointment. He did not do this.

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f. "A further development which may be of interest
is that in early January 1952 (WYNNE-ELLIS) received a further
letter from his Russian pen friend giving him a fairly
pressing invitation to visit him. WYNNE-ELLIS, who was not
aware of AELADLE'& defection, wrote to AELADLE telling him
that he had now receiven the invitation, and inviting him
to coffee at his house!

2. "We thought that the arrival of this letter (it
was dated 25.12.61) so shortly after AELADLE's defection,
and after a long gap in the correspondence between (WYNNE-ELLIS)
and his pen friend, might indicate that the R.I.S. suspected
that WYNNE-ELLIS had had a hand in AELADLE's defection.
(WYNNE-ELLIS) was never aware that AELADLE was an R.I.S. officer.

3. "As you know from an earlier conversation about
this case (WYNNE-ELLIS) is a most unsatisfactory character
to deal with, and we believe that the R.I.S. have found him
Lequally unsatisfactory! We have no reason to suppose that
(he has double-crossed us since he was turned, but we would
not exclude this as a possibility or at least would not
exolude the possibility that he might have considered this.

4. "Our questions on the (WYNNE-ELLIS) document supplied
by AELADLE are as follows:

  a. "What is the manuscript word at the top of the
first page, and what is its significance?

  b. "The two typed words, one immediately below
the manuscript word on page 1 and the other to the left, are
not legible on our copy.

  c. "Is there any significance in the date 11th
November being in inverted commas, thus "11"?

  d. "We are puzzled by what at first sight appeared
to be a date, 22.XII.1961, in the heading immediately above
the text on page 1. In fact the Roman numerals XII are
the cyrillic letter XT, but we do not understand their
meaning. Can AELADLE explain this?

  e. "What is the name in which the document is
signed, and does AELADLE know the true identity of this person?

  f. "We are a little surprised at the cyrillic trans-
literation of WYNNE-ELLIS's name. We should have expected the
KGB to have a system which would enable them to get back to
the correct English spelling. Admittedly WYNNE-ELLIS's name
is an awkward one to deal with.

  g. "We should have expected that AELADLE would have
Bent a trace request to his Headquarters shortly after the
first meeting with (WYNNE-ELLIS) in July 1961. Yet the reply
was apparently sent only on 11th November. Can AELADLE
comment on this?

5. "We do not wish to suggest by these comments that
we suspect that this document might be a forgery, but we
would be grateful for your confirmation that you do not
consider this a possibility.

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6. "You will no doubt in due course be questioning
AELADLE in detail on his knowledge of the (WYNNE-ELLIS) care.
We do not at this stage wish to suggest detailed questions
except to remark that we do not know the real names of any
of the R.I.S. officers who dealt with him including the
man whom, it is stated in the AELADLE document, he met in
the U.K. There is some mystery about this because (WYANE-
ELLIS denies having met any R.I.S. officer in the U.K..
he did however have contact with various Russians here
(including an R.I.S. officer) and we suspect that the
R.I.S. officer never identified himself as such to (WYANE-
ELLIS

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20 October 1959

MFMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Highlights of Tape-Recorded Conversation in Hand Between
Mr. William D. Pawley and an Unidentified Cuban during
Period 17-18 October

1. On 20 October the undersigned and Owen Faust of WH/3
listened to the play-back of a tape, brought to Washington from Hand
and given to Colonel King by Mr. Pawley on 19 October, which was a
recording of Mr. Pawley's conversations with two Cubans during the
period 17-18 October. The first conversation was with an unidentified
Cuban, believed to be a member of a group of wealthy anti-CASTRO Cubans,
members of which have talked to Mr. Pawley recently about their
plans for sabotage of the coming sugar harvest as reported in UMWA-32
dated 2 October. The second Cuban was AKPACA-1, a Cuban journalist
of operational interest to Station Habana, and a separate memorandum
is submitted on that conversation.

2. The unidentified Cuban, who had somewhat of an accent and
spoke indistinctly, was difficult to understand. He mentioned a
meeting "with some of our people who came up from Cuba" to discuss
plans. He said his group had been contacted by a representative of
General Jose Eleuterio PEDRAZA, leader of Cuban revolutionary groups
in the Dominican Republic, who wanted to know what action their group
had taken and was told that they had a plan "to start sabotage". The
Cuban said the PEDRAZA representative said their group (the PEDRAZA
group) had four provinces organized in Cuba, mentioning Camaguey and
Santa Clara, and that they had two provinces yet to be organized --
Habana and Matanzas.

3. The Cuban said his group needed two things -- moral backing
and money. He pointed out that Cubans in Cuba are afraid to start an
underground movement, and there was no way to raise funds, etc. Mr.
Pawley gave him no encouragement on the money angle, saying that even
if there were Americans willing to run the risk of becoming involved
in Cuban revolutionary activities by furnishing money for such a
movement, which he doubted, he felt that at the present time it would
be like "putting money down a rat-hole" for the following reasons:
(1) there is no unity among the anti-CASTRO groups, and there are at
least 10 that he knows of who are working absolutely independently of
one another; and (2) CASTRO is in control of the country and has the
support of a large number of Cubans, especially the under-privileged.
Mr. Pawley said he felt the Cuban economic situation was worsening
fast and that if it gets bad enough, a large number of Cubans will
turn on CASTRO, but until that time comes it would be dangerous to
try to organize a revolutionary movement.

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4. Mr. Pawley asked the Cuban if his group felt they had moral
support of the U. S. and the Cuban replied that they wanted U. S.
moral support but whether they had it or not, they felt they were
obliged to carry through with their plans. Mr. Pawley said he didn't
know what to tell him -- would have to think about it and see if any-
thing could be done. He said, "having been connected with the U. S.
Government, I can't get involved in revolutionary movements". Also
said he would hate to see the Dominican Government get involved,
which might be difficult to avoid with so many Cuban exiles there,
but commented that he understood "the Dominican Government hasn't
given them a dime".

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SUBJECT: GENERAL- Operational
SPECIFIC- PAWLEY Business Interests in the Dominican Republic

ACTION REQUIRED: For info only.

1. In addition to minerals exploitation in which Mr. William
D. PAWLEY has substantial investments, negotiations are being concluded
for the purchase by PAWLEY of the Hotel Hamaca in Boca Chica, a resort
town near the almost-completed new international airport, about 30 km
east of Ciudad Trujillo.

2. Another activity which is kept very much under wraps is the
concession granted PARLEY for procurement and world-wide sale of all
new issues of Dominican postage stamps. This activity is managed by
Edward F. PALLEY, brother of William, whose office is in the Dominican
post office building.

3. The source (considered sensitive) of the information in para-
graph 2. is Mrs. Nora BRITZIUS, a U. U. S. citizen employed by PAWLEY
In the stamp business. The source volunteered the information on a
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Meeting with AMBANG-1

1. I met with AMBANG-1 on 27 July 1963 in Miami.
The following is a resume of the business transacted at that
meeting.

a. Request for High Explosives

AMBANG-1 stated that in view of my outline
of strategic targets inside Cuba during our last meeting which
took place in Washington on 21 June 1963, he had decided to
attempt a sabotage operation against the Havana power plant.
He informed me that he has a man employed in the power plant
in Havana who is capable of launching this operation. In this
connection AMBANG-J asked if we could make available twenty
pounds of high explosives as well as six to eight thermite grenades.
AMBANG-1 asked if it were possible to have the twenty pounds
broken into smaller lots. In our further discussion of this subject,
it became apparent that A-1 would be willing to receive the materiel
either in San Juan or inside Cuba, but that he definitely preferred
the latter if this were possible. Like in mist other instances during
our conversation, I advised AMBANG-1 that I would need to discuss
this matter with my superiors but that I could tentatively assure
him of our ability and willingness to furnish the high explosives in
San Juan and possibly inside Cuba. At this point I asked AMBANG-1
if he could foresee the need for materiel of this type inside Cuba.
I told him that I asked this question because if his group were
prepared now or in the near future for meaningful sabotage action
inside Cuba it was conceivable that we could begin the caching of
needed materiel inside Cuba. AMBANG-1 assured me that they
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were in a position to sabotage the electrical plant in Havana. (I
did not ask, neither did he specify which plant.) He did not promise
immediate action, adding that he wanted to assure himself of the
details of the planned operation and the safety-odds of the man
involved. A-1 then indicated that he would certainly be in a
position to accomplish this mission and others in the future and
would be most grateful for any materiel we could put in place.
I left the matter with him with the understanding that if it were
possible we would proceed with caching the high explosives in
the general area of Havana, He assured me of their capability
to service and retrieve the cache.

b. Request for Contact in Guantanamo

AMBANG-1 asked me if it would be possible for us
to arrange some means for Rogelio Cisneros to visit Guatanamo
and talk to his brother who is an employee of the Naval Base and
another agent of theirs likewise employed there. The reason A-1
gave for the request was that they wished to inform Ramon Cisneros
Diaz of the JURE plans to begin the implementation of their plan
of resistance and overthrow of the Castro Regime. I advised A-1
that whereas I would look into this matter as I could tentatively
tell him that the chances of accomplishing this were remote.

c. AMBANG-1 Political Plans

AMBANG-1 informed me that he was planning at
this time to be in New York on or about 10 August and that following
this trip he intended to go to Santo Domingo and Caracas. In Santo
Domingo he hoped to set up a small base for operations such as a
small house on a farm near the shore which could be used for boat
travel to Cuba. Once he had made such arrangements he intended
to talk to President Jüan Bosch telling him of the plan and asking
his acquiescence if not support. AMBANG-1 intends to tell Bosch
that he will not embarrass him and will go about his business in a
secure and professional manner adding that if he should embarrass
Bosch, the latter could disclaim him and A-l would desist from
any further activity there.

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in that city. In addition, AMBANG-1 will attempt to see and talk
to Venezuelan Government officials including President Betancourt.

Some time after this trip AMBANG-1 intends to visit
Central America principally Costa Rica and if he can procure a
visa, Mexico. The purpose of all his travel is the raising of funds,
the general tightening of his organization and discussions necessary
to coordinate their efforts.

d. Isolation of Cuba.

AMBANG-1 made it exceedingly clear that the
lifeline to his assets inside Cuba had been severely restricted
when PAA flights were suspended. Nothing could suit AMBANG-1
more than to have these flights resumed. AMBANG-1's obviously
great interest in the resumption of these flights was the most eloquent
statement yet of his belief that he has a network, or that he can
revive a network within Cuba. At least at this stage of JURE
operations, AMBANG-1 does not appear to consider the infiltration
of manpower as necessary.

AMBANG-1 stated that the use of flights from Spain and
Mexico to Cuba was difficult and costly whereas the Miami-Havana
run had been most useful in maintaining contact within Cuba. It
was AMBANG-1's opinion that the resumption of PAA flights would
be an operational boom to JURE and that whereas he could see
Castro making some political capital out of the flights, he believed
that some appropriate statement such as "there is no political
significance but only a humanitarian and compassionate reason for
the reestablishment of this link, "would be sufficient to negate any
political advantage by Castro.

e. AMBANG-1 Phasing Out of his Employment

AMBANG-1 gave me to believe that he is closing shop
and giving up his position with the Corporacion de Renovacion Urbana
y Viviendas where he is employed as an engineer in charge of building
pre-cast concrete houses. AMBANG-1 stated that during the past
week Governor Munoz Marin gave final authority for the erection
of a plant to produce these houses in Puerto Rica. AMBANG-1 is
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torn with the thought of leaving this project which he believes
will be most successful, and which would assure his livelihood,
but he knows that he must devote himself to the fight against
Castro. It is obvious to me that AMBANG-1 will within the next
two months phase out of this employment to devote full time to
the liberation of Cuba,

f. A JURE Radio Link

AMBANG-1 asked me if I would be able to assist
him in the establishment of a San Juan-Caracas-Miami radio link.
He explained that the JURE has spent a great deal of money on
telephonic communications between these points and were most
anxious to set up a means of radio communication in order to
economize. I guess that AMBANG-1 could tell from my reaction
that I was not too sympathetic to his request for he withdrew it
almost as soon as he had made it. He went on to say that this
was a problem which they could overcome and I presume that he
will seek to establish such radio communications without our
assistance.

g. Aerial Maps of Cuba

AMBANG-1 informed me that the JURE membership
had brought out of Cuba an entire series of maps showing key roads,
bridges, industrial plants, et al, which they had copied by the Aero
Service Corporation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. AMBANG-1
stated that they had received most of these photos from the Aero
Service Corporation but that the 101 were still missing. He gave
me the numbers of those missing and asked if we could procure them,
I have since informed. AMBANG-1 that it would perhaps be best it
he could, or his organization, do this instead but that we would
pay the travel of one of his men, should this prove necessary..
Attached, hereto, is a copy of the missing photos in question.

h. JURE Organization and Strength

AMBANG-1 informed me that the membership of the
JURE in San Juan was now at about 500 members and that each
of these individuals makes a weekly contributionto the organization.
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In addition there are large JURE organizations in Caracas, Venezuela
and Dallas, Texas. There are according to AMBANG-1 a total
of thirty delegations in Latin America, the U. S. A. and Europe.
He cited as an example the delegation in San Francisco which had
recently purchased a typewriter through the collection of green
stampa. He added that Rogelio Cisneros had travelled to San
Francisco some time ago to communicate with that group and to
tighten its organizational activities.

i. AMBANG-1 Asks About ARTIME and the Activities
in Central America

AMBANG-1 raised the question of Manuel ARTIME's
activities in Central America and particularly in Nicaragua. He
stated that any association with Somoza would not help in creating
the mistique and political coloration necessary to inspire revolution
and resistance from the non-Communists elements in Cuba. Whereas,
I had expected AMBANG-1 to go into a long harangue as to the
positive damage that ARTIME's actions with Somoza could cause,
he left the matter at about this point. I agreed that the Somozas did not
have a liberal political reputation throughout Latin America, but
added that whatever Cubans could do from that or any vantage point
against Communism in Cuba would in my estimation be helpful,
while I am sure AMBANG-1 did not agree with me, he did not say
80. In respect to ARTIME and Miro Cardona, whose name entered
into the conversation later, AMBANG-1 took a fairly objective view.
He stated that Miro had arrived in San Juan and that he wished him
the best as he figured he had suffered enough. Insofar as ARTIME
was concerned I gathered that AMBANG might feel that the associ-
ation with Somoza would not do ARTIME any good in a post-Castro
Cuba. As AMBANG-1 is convinced that a government after Castro
must be of a progressive liberal stripe, ARTIME was not doing
himself any good by identifying himself with the Sornozas.

j. A List of Cuban Diplomats

AS AMBANG-1 had asked for a list of Cuban Diplo-
mats abroad while we were in Paris, I advised him that such a list
had been prepared and we would make it available to him. In this
connection he asked if we could include the addresses of each of the
Cuban installations. Speaking of diplomats, AM BANG-I wanted to
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know if Ambassador Gustavo Arcos had returned from Prague.
I informed him that I did not know. AMBANG-1 was most interested
to learn that Franqui's wife and children had actually come out of
Cuba, and indicated that he would intensify his efforts to maintain
contact with Cuban Diplomat Cabrera Infante in Brussels as a
means toward the eventual recruitment of Franquí.

k. AMBANG-1 Relation with Jorge Volsky

In conjunction with questions regarding propaganda
sent to Cuba, and the JURE's general plans in this field, I asked
A-1 about his relation with Jorge Volsky. A-l stated that he con-
sidered Volsky to be an extremely able, serious newspaperman.
He added that whereas he saw Volsky frequently on his trips to
Miami, the latter did not work for him. A-l stated that Volsky's
work was a full-time job which left him little time to do anything
else.

A-l stated that JURE propaganda was produced by a twelve
man board.

A-1 added that the JURE expected to shortly introduce a
statement on its position into Cuba.

l. AMBANG-1 Asks about Two Man Underwater Craft

A-l asked if I knew anything about a two man type
craft which travels through the water. I presume A-l was talking
about the "sca-sled." I advised him that I knew little about this
type craft, but in my opinion its usefulness for the type activity
he had in mind was limited. AMBANG-1 would use this craft for
the final phase of an infiltration effort. A-l stated that this craft
was being used at the hotel beaches in San Juan as a type of sporting
activity. I will advise him that he could pursue this matter himself
as all knowledge on this subject is publicly available.

m. AMBANG-1 Trained in Simple Scorch System)

A WAVE technician, Culver Ladd, under the name
of Mr. Lane trained A-1 to use a simple scorch system of S/W. A-1
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was given some eighty pills with which he will be able to make
the "ink" used in this system of S/W. A-1 was pleased with the
syntera, ecpecially its sampincity. he wilt use the systera to
communicate with his chief delegate in Paris and undoubtedly
other persons in Cuba as well as in the other JURE delegations.

n. AMBANG-1 is Writing an Article for Cuadernos

At the request of German Arcienegas, the famed
Colombian intellectual, A-l is preparing an article which is to be
published in Cuadernos. The article will deal with the problems
facing Latin America and how they can be resolved. A-l will be in
select company as Arcienegas has asked a number of prominent
Latin American intellectuals for their views.

0. Communication Between AMBANG-1 and Case
Officer

AMBANG-1 gave me the following addresses at which
he can be reached:

Corporacion de Renovacion
Urbana y Viviendas
PARADA 31
Ponce de Leon,
Hato Rey
Puerto Rico
Telephone No. 723-1671

(NOTE: This is not AMBANG's office or home, but that of a
friend who is always able to reach A-1.)

Also:

Mr. Jaime Mitrani
1260 W. 61 Place
Hialeah, Florida

AMBANG-1 was given the following means of
contacting me:

to me,
Mr. Alfred Fernandez
P. O. Box 1104, Main Post Office
Washington, D. C. Telephone No. 737-8294

AMBANG-1 will use the name "Tony" as a signature in mail
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2. General Observations

I beleive AMBANG-1 is planning to return to Cuba.
He indicated that he would give the matter serious thought to
even go in, disguised, as a legal traveller if that road were
generally open, i. e., if rather large numbers of travellers were
going in via PAA flights. This line seemed a bit out of character
for A-l, for it seems unrealistic and somewhat remindful of Macaulay's
references to the state of mind that exiles develop. I also detected
what we consider to be a somewhat unrealistic appraisal of the Cuban
situation in A-l's estimate that Castro has coneiderably less than
40% of the Cuban people with hira. A-1 may be losing more than a
little touch with Cuban reality.

A-1 remains convinced that he is on the right track in
working for the eventual overthrow of Castro. He is convinced,
however, that two to three years is all the time left for actually
destroying the Castro regime, believing that there will be a favorable
turn in the Cuban economic situation by late 1965. A-1 is likewise
convinced that Castro cannot add to the improvement of Cuba, to
the contrary that so long as the principal decisions are made by
Castro, the general trend will be confusion arising from a failure
to concentrate on specific problems until they are corrected.

AMBANG-1 is likewise convinced that the JURE is building
a political group and general outlook which will have an impact on
Cuba for many years to come. He is especially concerned with the
need to carefully consider cach position of his grow in order to
create the lasting impression that JURE knows where it is going
and that its leadership is composed of men who know how to "run"
a country without the false starts, confusion and chaos identified
with the Castro regime.

AMBANG-1 is likewise greatly concerned with the necessity
of not creating an impression inside Cuba that the JURE will return
to mete out "justice." It is essential, A-l states, to convince the
general populace that the overthrow of Castro will not result in a
bloodbath, rather that the sole aim is to save the revolution that
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which is capable of bringing to Cuba all that the revolution promised.

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WORLD BRIEF
(NORORN IN SLANTS, REMAINING INFO RELEASABLE TO LIAISON.)

1. BERLIN: THE COMMUNISTS VIEW AS "OFFICIAL" THE TALKS RETWEEN EANT AND WEST BERLIN NEGOTIATORS WHICH ACHIEVED THE AGREEMENT ON CHRISTMAS POSSER AND CONSIDER THEN A BOOST TO SCOR'S "FRER CITY
Id FOR VEST BERLIN WILLY BRANDT ON THE OTHER HAND PUSGAIDS THEN AS CALY "TECHNICAL" AND AS NO SEYBACK TO HIS STATURE IN WEST GERMAN POLITICS

2. YUGOSLAVIA: //TITE 15 APPARENTLY NO LONGER DEEPLY INVOLVED IN ADMINISTRATION OF YUGOSLAV AFFAIRS. HE HAS EXHIBITED, LACK OF KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF A NUMBER OF FOREIGN POLICY ISSUES ANTI HAS BEEN DIVESTING HIMSELE OF RESPONSIBILITIES. TO RESPONSIBLE
i : OFFICIALS HAVE EXPRESSED CONCERN THAT HIS FACORTIES HAVE DIMMED

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GROWLING CONFLENICE IN HANOI THAT INBURGERTS CAN SUSTAIN
(CONF) CR SOUTH VLET-
REPORTEDLY
TUBA: COASTAL DERESE CRUISE USBLUES NOU ARE PART OF THE CUBAN AZIRLAMAY BO CUBAN INVOLVE-
DENT IN THE SOVIET-20 THATED AIR
MIS ALSO IECERAS ING A SOVIET SO-1-CLASS SUECHASER HAS ARRIVED EN CUPAN HATERS AND THO
OTHERS ARS PROBABLY EN ROUTE.

5. US8R: KHRUS ECHEV'S LONG-RANGE PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOVIET CRANICAL INDUSTRY LE TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY RETRENCHMENT
IN OTHER PARTS OF THE ECONOMY DURING TEE WHEY TWO PAR CONSUMER SERVICES, AND SOME HEAVY INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION TO AFFECTED, AND IT SEEMS LIKELY THAT THREE VILL BE A SLOTING IN TEN
RATE AT WHICH MILITARY EXPANDITURES HAVE INCRORASTO SINCE 1900

9 ITALY DUCTS ABOUT THE BORO GOVERNMENT'S VIABILITY HATR SUBSIDED SOMETETULT OF STROSO VOTE CONFIDENCRIT
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SUPPORT ON 1ER CONFIDENCE FOTY BORO'S POSITION IS FIRMER ESCAUSK OP TRIS AGE OF THE VATICAN'S PRESSUPOR ON CHRISTIAN DENOCA RIGHTWINGERS NOT TO BIRAK PARTY UNITY
(CONF)

7. CUBA THE CASTRO REGIME SWIFTRIFT CS CULTIVATING AFRICA COUNTRIES AB WAY OF LESSEWING ITS ISOLATION FROM THE FREE WORLD AN FOMBASSY IN TANGANYIKA INDICATES THIS. IN ADDITION, CUBA HAS, DURING
THE PAST МОН, КXPANDED CONTACTS WITH HIER COUNTRIES SOUTH OF THE SERABA THERE IS ALSO REASON TO SUURIPECT AFRICANS CON TO CUBA ON SCHOLARSHIPS ARE GETTING TRAINING IN GURURILLA TARFARE TECHNIQUES

8 UK://BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY UNDER THE DOUGLAS-HOME GOVERNMENT INCREASESTEGLY FOCUSED ON KEMPING THE EAST-WEST DIALOGUE OPEN AND IMPROVING RELATIONS WITH WEST GERMANY. BOTH SIR ALEX AND FOREIGN
SECRETARY SUTLER ESPECIALLY DETERISKED TO KERP EXPLORING ARRAS POSSIBLR AGREEMENT WITH MOSCOW
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A POLICY WHICH PAID OFF HANDSOMEL FOR CONSERVATIVES IN ELECTIONS OF 1955 AND 1059. MAIN OBJECTIVE
BUTLER'S RECENT VISIT, BONN WAS TO SOUND OUT GERMAN REACTION TO SUCR
BRITISH INITIATIVES.//

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10. FRANCE: PARIS IS TRYING TO PROMOTE TRADE WITH COMMUNIST CHIMA BY HECONTRAGERS PRIVAT FIRMS NLOP ББЫ MARKETS THERE
THERE ARE BUILT IN LIMITATIONS TO THE EXTENT THAT FREECH-CHINESK TRADE CAR GROW, COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS ARE FEW, AND CREDIT PROBLEMS
CONTINUE TO LIMIT. PURCHASES BY CHINESE WED SEEN PRIMARILY INTERESTED IN OBTAINING FRENCH TECHNICAL SKILLS. PARIS INTEREST IN CHINESE
TRADE AND EXPANDED CULTURAL CONTACTS WITH PRIPING HAVE STIMULATED SPECULATION THAT SOME SORT OF DIPLOMATIC HOBCOGNITION IS IN THE
OFFING. THIS IS STOUTLY DENIED AT ALL LEVELS OF FRENCH GOVERNMEIR

11. FINLAND: FORECORD TIME LF POUR MONTHS FINLAND I GOING THROUGH A CABINET CRISIS BROUGHT OF BY DISAGREEMENT WITHIN THE RULING COALITION OVER DOMESTIC LEGISLATION A NON-POLITICAL GOWE
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ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS SKEN LIMITED TO AGRARIAN MINORITY GOVERNMENT. RECONSTITUTICH OF AGRARIAN-DOMINATED COALITION OR AS A LAST RESORT
CONTINUEJ
GENERAL ELECTIONS. WHATEVER THE OUTCOME, PRESIDENT DEKKORSN DESIR TOLIPROVE RELATIONS. MOSCOW CAME OUT AGAIN DURING HIS TRIP TO THE
USSR.

12. SOUTH КОНКА: PRESIDENT PAK CHONG-HUI'S DOMINATION OF THE RATIONAL ASSEELY INAUGURATED ON 17 DAC UHRER SOUTH KOREA'S NEW CONSTITUTIONAL REGIME MAY TRAREFER POLITICAL INFISFYING TO A NEW
ARIA. TER CONTROVERSIAL FORMER SECURITY CHIEP KIM CHONG-PIL CONTROLS THE PARTY APPARATUR, AND HIS MANY ENEMIES ARE LIKELY TO TRY TO USK
THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESSES TO TRY TO WREST POWER FROM HIM. PRESIDENT PAK STILL BACKS KIM, HOWEVER, AND THEY AND THEIR COHORTS WILL CONTISUN
TO MAKE TER GOVERNMENT'S MAJOR DECISIONS. THE CABINET HEADED BY CHOE TU-SON APPRARS TO RAVE BEEN CHOSEN WITH A MIND TO BALANCING
FACTIONAL AND SECTIONAL INTERESTS AND FOR AN ABILITY TO CARRY OUT
RATHER THAN FORMULATE POLICY. WITH ELECTIONS OVER THE REGIME IS
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8-YEAR OLD KEGOTIATIONS FOR A NORMALIZATION OF RELATIONS WITH JAPAN. (CONF)

13. TURKEY: THE THREE-WEEK OLD CABINET CRIES APPEARS TO HE APPROACHING A CLIMAX FOLLOWING THE PALLJER OF BOTH MAJOR PARTIES TO
BRING MINOR PARTIES INTO COALITION ARRANGEMENTS ONLY A COALITION BETWEEN THESE TWO, PRIME MINISTER INONU'S FEPUBLICAN, PEOPLE'S PARTY
AND THE JUSTICE PARTY, OR A "RATIOBAL COALITION OF ALL POLITICAL GROUPS, REMAINS TO BE TRIED DESPITE THE DEEP DIFFERENCES, AN
ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE TWO MAT PROVE FEASIBLE, FOR THE POLITICIANS FRAR THAT EXTENDING THE CRISIS MUCH LANGER NIGHT PROVOKE MILITART
INTERVENTION. CONF (CONF)
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14. CONGO:
ADCULA EGIES & POSITION REMAINS PRECARIOUS ITS EXTREME JEFTIST OPPONENTS JOINED IS A "COMBITTRE MATICHAL
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CLEARLY ENHANCES THE CHL PROSPECTS LAST MONTH HOBUTU AND SURETE
OTKY NENDARA THE REGIME'S TWO KEYSTONES WRRE WAYLAYED BY SOLDIERG
AND FRARLY BILLED STUDENT AGITATION MAY BECOME A FACTOR IN VIEW OF
IR CLOSE COMMSCTIONS TO STUDENT GROUPS OF TWO HIGH OFFICIALS RECENTLY
OUSTED FOREIGN MINISTER MABIKA-KALANDA AND LONDON CHARGER THOMAS
KANZA INVEST DELIFEPATIONS TOWARD WRITING CONSTITUTION
ROVINCIAL GALOOSE ARRANGEMENT APPEAR STRONGES
A STRONG CENTRAL GOVERNMEN
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PATHET LAO AND NEUTRALIST PACTIONS HAVE OKEN MARKED BY ACRIMONI EXCHANGES, EST THE PATEẤT LAO HAVE
KXPRESSED NKU INTEREST IN ARRANGING A MEETING THEIR CHIRP PARNCE SOUPHARNOUVONG AND PREMIER SOUVVANHA PHOMAS TO ARRANGE FOR
FULL PATEST LAO PARTICIPATION IN THE COALITION GOVARDERETT COUP FIRIORS.
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REQUEST TRAINED HERBERT YAMADA, CITY US, PEOB CALIFORNIA 1923, JAPAN 1946-48
USARAY OCCUPATION FORCES, MEXICO CITY C. 1950-55 FUESS LAECE PУЛОСКАVEER
TRAVELED JAPAN, MANILA, BOSPHOS WITH APARCE FRANCE PRESS BEMEEN 1956-62.
NO OBJECTION. LIAISON CHECKS PROVIDE NO OPERATIONAL INTEREST SHOWN.
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PORIUMEN HIBA STE 
15 Oct 63 IN 40401
1. WHILE IN NEW YORK 7 OCTOBER CONTACTING CUBAN EXILES WITH
POSSIBLE LINKS MEXI, LITAMIL-3 HAD CHANCE ENCOUNTED AND CHATTED
BRIEFLY WITH ANTONIO DE SOUZA CARBAJAL, MEMBER CURAN IN DELEGATION.
ON OWN INITIATIVE, L-3. SUGGESTED DEFECTION TO WHICH DE SONZA
REPLIED HE MERELY PERFORMING HIS DUTY AND VERY FRIGHTENED. DE
SOUZA DID STATE HE WOULD TALK WITH L-3 AGAIN IN FITTIPE UNDER
SECURE CIRCUMSTANCES. L-3 DESCRIBES DE SOUZA AS "A KEY MAN."

2. REQUEST TRACES, COMMENTS, ADVICE ON ANOTHER TRIP BY L-3 TO
N.Y. FOR APPOSE TALKING DE SOUZA.
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PRI INFO YOUR CITE MEXI 4687

1. REQUEST TRACES AND POA BENITO RUIZ SUAREZ, DOB 10
JAN 1904, LOS AFADOS, HABANZAS. WIFE ADELA LOBIANCO
CASA, SANTA CRUZ DEL SUR, HABANA PROVINCE.  MANAGER NATIONAL RENT-
SERVICE, HOTEL NACIONAL, HAVANA.  FORMER AMERICAN CITIZENS
AGENTS (CASTRO). ACQUIRED AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP EARLY 1950'S.
RELINQUISHED CIRCA 1958.  NO LIVING CHILDREN. TRAVEL ROUTINE
PILOTED SIMON LINES WEST SANTIAGO DE LAS VEGAS, C/ GUANABACIA
ERMAN LAVIN AND BRANDON JOHN F. RUIZ LINE MIAMI. POSSIBLY FREE
REPORT MASON.

2. SUBJECT IS SOLE CUBAN DELEGATE ACTA CONVENTION NEXT
21 THROUGH 28 OCTOBER. ALL KNOWN TRAVEL ONE FREQUENTLY VISITED.
PRESIDENT CARIBBEAN AREA, AND DRAW ALL HAVANA TRAVEL AGENCIES.
STATES HAS ACCESS TO INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL TRAVEL INFO, INC
TRIATE WHICH MUCH OF LATTER CLAIMS AVAILABLE INFORMATION FROM
IN NATIONAL POST OFFICE. FREQUENTLY CONVERSES VISITOR
WHO ASSISTED ANTI-CASTRO PERSONS BY FORCING VISAS. KNOWLEDGE
BLOATRONICS LIVING HOTEL NACIONAL.
PART
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PER UMEN

1. REQUEST TRACES AND POA JORGE ANTONIO ABASOLO GARCIA, CUBAN,
DOB 1927, INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER, GRADUATE GEORGIA TECH, ADDRESS
CALLE 96 OXABER 308 TELEPHONE 2-6301, MIRAMAR, HAVANA. SUBJ DIVORCED
FROM MARIE PAZ SOMEILLAN WHO NOW REPORTED LIVING WITH TWO CHILDREN
AGES 5 AND 7 IN ANTY. SUSJ CHIEF OF DIVISION IN MINISTRY INDUSTRIES.
WORKS CLOSELY WITH ERNESTO "CHE" GUEVARA. CONTROLS WOOD FURNITURE
INDUSTRY, PORTION OF PAPER INDUSTRY INCLUDING PAPER SACKS, TOY
INDUSTRY, ONE OTHER UNSPECIFIED INDUSTRY. HAS HAD SOME CONTACT WITH
SOVIETS IN CONNECTION WITH CEMENT PROCUREMENT RECENTLY REPORTED
BELIEF SOVS CONSTRUCTING SUBMARINE BASE IN CUBA. CAME TO MEXICO
ON SPECIAL PASSPORT 2 AUG 63 TO SEE CHILDREN BUT FORMER WIFE MANAGED
PREVENT CONTACT RETURNED CUBA 21 AUG.

2. BROTHER OF SUBJ IS GUSTAVO ABASOLO, CUBAN, ABOUT 42, LEFT
CUBA ABOUT
1959 OR 1960 GOING FIRST TO BERMUDA, LATER TO MEXICO.
EMPLOYED CONTINUOUSLY 22 YEARS COMPANIA INTERAMERICANA DE SEGUROS.
NOW ASSISTANT MANAGER SALES FOR MEXICO. STRONGLY ANTI-CASTRO.
FRIEND OF AMSEVER-2. CORRESPONDS WITH SUBJ THROUGH NETHERLANDS
EMBASSY DILOMATIC POUCH. AT STATION REQUEST THROUGH A-2 GUSTAVO

RECENTLY ASKED SUBJ IF WOULD BE WILLING FURNISH "CERTAIN INFORMATION"
FOR A-2 WHOM SUBJ KNOWS AS ANTI-CASTRO. SUBJ GAVE TENTATIVE AGREEMENT
BUT ASKED HOW FAR DO YOU WANT ME TO GO?

3. SUBJ PLANNING TO LEAVE CUBA AT END OF YEAR, DISILLUSIONED WITH
REGIME. BELIEVE STATION MIGHT BE ABLE PERSUADE HIM STAY IN PLACE.

4. DIVORCED MOTHER OF EX-WIFE HAS RE-MARRIED TO JOAQUIN MIRABAL,
COMMUNIST, FORMER "CHIEF OF SECURITY SERVICE" HAVANA, RECENTLY
PROMOTED TO MORE IMPORTANT POSITION.

5. ABOVE INFO FROM GUSTAVO ABASOLO, FLESHED OUT BY A-2 WHO MET
SUBJ DURING AUGUST SOJOURN MEXI. NO STATION TRACES ANY PERSONS
MENTIONED HEREIN EXCEPT FOR CONFIRMATION SUBJ TRAVELS. LIFIRE LISTS
SHOW HE CARRIED SPECIAL PASSPORT 63/442, SHOW HIS ADDRESS AS CALLE
38 NUMBER 1712, MARIANAO.
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WHEELER ROBERT P
3. NATURE OF PERSONNEL ACTION
RETIREMENT (CIARDS) VOLUNTARY

4. EFFECTIVE DATE ATQUESTED
MONTH
12 31
DAY
YEAR
73
6. FUNDS
DATE PREPAΡΙΟ
27 Dec 72
3. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT
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8. LIGAL AUTHORITY (Completed by Office of
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10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION
9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGNATIONS
DDO/PLANS STAFF
CAREER MANAGEMENT GROUP
NONOFFICIAL BRANCH
11. POSITION TITLE
Esver

WASH., D.C.
12. POSITION NUMBER
13. CAREER SERVICE DESIONATION
OPS OFFICER - CH
14. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (CGS. 1.8. etc.)
CS

15. OCCUPATIONAL SERIES
0136.01
18. REMARKS
16. ORADE AND STEP
17 5
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17. SALARY OR BATE
$ 36,000
Supergrade Beure
LAST WORKING DAY 28 Dec 73
Coordinated with Paul Seidel/ROB 27 December 1973
10A. SIGNATURE OF PEQUESTINO OFFICIAL

19. ACTION 20. EMPLOY, 21.
CODE
1001
45.10
29. NTE EXPIRES
MO.
DA.
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35. YET, PREFERENCE
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J.L. Olmstead, C/MSB
SPACE BELOW FOR EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE OFFICE OF PERSONNEL
27. STATION
23. INTEGETE 24. HOGTES, 25. DATE OF BIRTH
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DA. TH.
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29. SPECIAL
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RETIREMENT DATA
Coor
CODE
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MO
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31. SEPARATION 32. CORRECTION/CANCELLATION DATA
DATA CODE
TYPE
6.BJ,90,0,3
MO. DA.
39.
CODE
26. DATE OF SPADE
MO DA.
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27 Dec 73
27. DATE OF LEI
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CAR/REGY
CAREER CATEGORY
CODE
PROY/TEMP
41.
FREYIGUS CIVILIAN GOVERNMENT SERVICE
42, LEAVE (AT. 43.
1006
FEDERAL TAS DATA
44
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1-NO BRIAE IN SEICE
FORM EXECUTED CODE
ΝΟ. ΤΑΣ ΕΠΣΜPTIONS FORM EXECUTED
2-3AIN SERVICE (LESS THAN 3 YEARS)
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45. POSITION CONTROL CERTE CATION
12-27-73
12
1974
45. PAPPROVAL
JAN
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1152
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2-7 DEC 1973
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3 APR 1974
Mr. Robert P. Wheeler
6600 Millwood Road
Bethesda, Maryland 20034
Dear Pete:

I am happy to send to you, under separate cover,
your Agency Retirement Medallion. The Medallion is a
tangible form of recognition and appreciation of your
service to the Agency. It should serve as a lasting
reminder of an honorable career, rewarding associations
and the knowledge that you played your part in a vital
activity.

Let me, therefore, add my congratulations and
wish you the very best for the future.

Sincerely,

F. W. M. Janney
Director of Personnel

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26 JAN 13
Executive Roji::
74-522
Mr. Robert P. Wheelor
6600 Millwood Road
Bethesda, Maryland 20034
Dear Pete,

As you reach the end of your activo career
of Government service, I want to join your friends
and colleagues in wishing you continued succose
and satisfaction in your retirement.

You have been privileged to face the challenge
of important responsibilities during your many years
of service to your country. The success with which
you have met this challenge should be a source of
lasting pride and satisfaction to you.

May I extend to you, personally and officially,
my sincero appreciation for the important work you
have done and my warmest hopes that you will find
full enjoyment in the years ahead.

Sincerely,
ZW. E. Colby

W. E. Colby
Director

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Director of Personnel
23 JAN 1974
OP/RAD/ROB/MDLasnek:jat/3257 (17-January 1974)
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29 January 1974

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Plans Staff

THROUGH : Deputy Director for Operations
SUBJECT :
Distinguished Intelligence Medal
for Mr. Robert P. Wheeler

The Honor and Merit Awards Beard is pleased to
notify you that the Distinguished Intelligence Medal
has been approved for Mr. Robert P. Wheeler and requests
that you inform him of the award. Arrangements for
presentation may be made with the Executive Secretary,
Honor and Morit Awards Board, extension 3645, room 412,
Magazine Building.

/s/ R. ..

R. L. Austin, Jr.
Recorder
Honor and Merit Awards Board

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REPORT OF HONOR AND MERIT AWARDS BOARD
Executive Registry
196
OFF
DATE
18 December 1973

The Honor and Merit Awards Board having considered a recommendation that:
SENIAL OR 10 NO.
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OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENT
DO/CMG
BIRTHYEAR
1915
TYPE EMPLOYEE
BE AWARDED
51
NAME (Loit-Firat-Widdl0)
WHEELER, Robert P.
M Staff
30
SCHEDULE GRADE
STATION
D
GS 17

Intelligence Medal of Merit

FOR HEROIC ACTION ON

FOR MERITORIOUS SERVICE OR ACHIEVEMENT DURING THE PEDIDO September 1952 - December 1973
RECOMMENDS APPROVAL
DOES NOT RECOMMEND APPROVAL
RECOMMENDS AWARD or Distinguished Intelligence Medal
UNCLASSIFIED CITATION

Mr. Robert P. Wheeler is hereby awarded the Distinguished Intelligence
Medal in recognition of his outstanding achievement with the Central Intelligence
Agency for more than 23 years. Serving in a series of responsible senior
positions both in headquarters and abroad, Mr. Wheeler has compiled an enviable
record of achievement. Demonstrating deep integrity and total dedication, his
performance has been characterised by creativity, and superb leadership.
Mr. Wheeler's devotion and professionallem have been evident throughout his
career, reflecting the highest credit on him and the Federal service.

REMARKS
(Recommendation approved by DD/O on 10 December 1973)

APPROVED
FORM
382
9-73

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1 Vernen, K. Wales
OF
9 JAN 1974
DATE

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TYPED NAME OF CHAIRMAN, HONOR AND MEDIT AWARDS DOARD
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F. W. M. Janney
(signed on original)
TYPED NAME OF HECORDEW
By
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RECOMMENDATION FOR HONOR OR MERIT AWARD
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PERSONAL DATA
SECTION A
1. 107.519.NO
0609-17
Wheeler, Robert P.
4. CFFICE OF ASSIGNATA
DDO/CNG//NOC
4103
D. HOME ADDRESS (St. City Co
X
6600 Millwood Rd., Bethesda, Md. 22034.
12. RECOMANDED ABAND
Intelligence Medal of Merit

Adelia Wheeler
13. NAME OF NEXT OF AIN
SECTION B

10.
LPADE
9. 50
D
3. POSITION TITLE
Ops. Off/Chief GS-17
STATION
(Specily location)

" CITIZENSHIP ANTI HOS ACQUIRED
U.S., Birth
IF PETISINETIREMENT 14.
229-1973
31 December 1973
POSTHUMOUR
X
10. RELATIONSHIP 17. HOME ADDRESS (W. St.City. State, 211 Code)
Wife
same as above

RECOIDIENDATION FOR AWARD FOR HEROIC ACTION OR ACCEPTANCE OF HAZARD
"
19. WERE YOU AN EVERITNESS TO THE ACT
PERSONNEL IN PREDIATE VICINITY OR WHO ASSISTED IN ACT OR SHARED IN SIE HAZARD:
21: OAGN. TITLE ここ、GRADE
20. FULL NAME

22. OFFICE OF ASSIGNMENT
LIST ANY OF THE ABOVE PERSONS GIVEN AN AWARD OR HECOMENDED FOR ARAD FOR PARTICIPATING IN ACTI
74. FULL NAME
25. AWARD RECOMMENDED

CONDITIONS UNDER ANICH ACT WAS PERFORMED:
26. LOCATION
27. INCLUSIVE DATES
こさ、TIME OF DAY

29. PREVAILING GEOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS AND ODSTACLES ENCOUNTERED

30. DATES FOR MICH AWARD RECOMMENDED
31.
ASSIGNMENT COUPLETED
2. NOW IN SAME OF SELATED ASSIGNMENT
SECTION C
RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARD FOR ACHIEVEMENT, SERVICE, OR PERFORMANCE
33. DO YOU HAVE PERSONAL ANOWLEDGE OF THE SENVIER OR PLOEGAWANCE
34. OFFICIAL ASSIGNMENT PERSON MECOMMENDED AT TIME OF SERVICE ON SERRANE
Ops Officer/Chief
35. COMPONENT OR STATION (Designation and location)
CMG/NOC

26. DUTIES AND RESIDILITIES OF ASSIGNED POSITION
Chief, Nonofficial Cover Affairs Branch

27. INCLUSIVE DATES ECOMENDED
Sept 1952-December 1973
ASSICOMENT COMPLET10
5.IN SAME-OR RELATED ASSIGNHI
PERSONNEL WHO ASSESTRO OR CONTINUED SUBSTANTIALLY TO THE SERVICE OS PERFORMANCE
40. FULL NAMI
4. 08. 7172
GRADE
43. OFFICE OF ASSIGMENT
τ

LIST ANY OF DE ABOVE PERSONS GIVEN AN ARAND ON RECUPENDO FOR AGAR PARTICIPATING IN THE PERFORMANCE
44. FULL NAME
45. TYPE OF

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NARRATIVE, DESCRIPTION
Award for Nerole Activator Acceptance of Hornet: Wus art voluntary? Describe what was outstanding, and if it was more than normally coperted.
Lophiin, why, and how. If un serial or marine operation, describe type and podia ed salt, crew position of Individual, and all unusual circumstances.
Indicate results of the act inclose unclassified citation.

Award how Achievement, Service, or Performance: State character of service during posind two which recommended. (Gire complete dexriptica of admin.
strchre, technical, or pratessional duties and responsibilities it not covered in Sorture ; include doors of mosigament and relief.) What did the Individual
do that merits the award? Why was this cutstanding when compared to others of the grade and experience in similar positions or circumstances?
oppropriate, baclude production records and anistance rendered by other pormas on ande
wh
What obstacles were encountered of overcome? Indicate 10.
echierement, service, or performance, Jaclude reference to Fitness Reports, Lations of Commendation, or other documentation already en file which
suppach this recommendution, Enclose unclassified citation.

Mr. Wheeler entered on duty with the Agency in September 1952 for
assignment in Tokyo. During the period from 1952-1956 he served in the
capacity of Deputy Chief, FI Ops and Chief, FI Liaison. For several years
he served in responsible positions at Headquarters and was promoted to
GS-15 in 1957. In 1959 he returned to Tokyo as Deputy for Operations and
as DCOS until 1964. He was promoted to GS-16 in August 1964. From
1964-1966 he served at Honolulu Base. In 1965 he was appointed COB,
Honolulu. From 1966-68 he served in the Office of Planning, Programming
and Budgeting. In 1968 he was reassigned to the Missions and Programs
Staff and in 1971 was appointed Chief, MPS and served there until January
1972 during which period he was promoted to GS-17. In 1972 he was
appointed Chief of the then designated Sonofficial Cover Affairs Division
(presently Nonofficial Cover Affairs Branch), from which assignment he is
retiring.
Mr. Wheeler's outstanding characteristics are his integrity and total
dedication. He is a natural leader, bright and original. He has a
creative mind, is articulate and rational. He has excellent recall, is a
gifted administrator and manager. He is a searching individual who is
totally committed and has the high regard of most of the elements com-
prising the DDO. During his tenure he has received laudatory commenda-
tions for his efforts.
Mr. Wheeler has made a valuabic contribution to the Agency during his
extended career and it is fitting that upon retirement after such a
distinguished career, he be awarded the Intelligence Medal of Merit.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHED SHECT
46. ENCLOSURES (List individually) IF ORIGINATOR IS NOT AN EYEMS1925 09 Dors NOT HAVE PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE ACT
OR PERFORMANCE. ATTACH AFFIDAVITS OF EYLOITNESS OR INDIVIDUALS HAVING PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE OF THE FACTS.
1. PROPOSED CITATION
2.
3.
١٠٢٤٤ ١٥٠ OLE OF LUPLOYEE WARING RECOM
MENDA

B. SECOMMENDATION INITIATED SY
49. DATE
Gordon Mison
Chief, CMG
PODRU
SECTION.E

RECOMMENDATION FORWARDED THROUGH OFFICIALS CONCERNED FOR THEIR INFORMATION

50. DDO
CAREER SERVICE
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CANICH SERVICE

TEPLE AND SIGNITUDE
See Item # 52
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DATE

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DEPUTY DIVECTOR OF Optastina COMPORIN?
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William E. Nelson
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Reassignment
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9. ORGANIZATIONAL DESIONATIONS
DDO/Plans Staff
Career Management Group
Non Official Cover Branch
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EFFECTIVE DATE PEQUESTRO
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18 September 1973
S. CATEGORY OF EMPLOYMENT
PRAS
0913/23 Regular
PINANCIAL ANALYSIS NO.
CHARGEANE
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10. LOCATION OF OFFICIAL STATION
LEGAL NUTHORITY (Complored by Office of
Preve!

Washington, DC..
12. POSITION NUMDER
13. CAREER SERVICE DESIONATION
11. POSITION TIT
Ops Officer-Ch
14. CLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE (GS, LB,
(17)
0049
is, OCCUPATIONAL SERIES
16. GRADE AND STEP
D
SALARY OR BATE

GS
18: REMARKS
0136.01
17/4
Reassigned from DDO/PS/CMG Pending Reassignment
of Supee blue
16A SIGNATUER OF QUESTING OFFICIAL

$36,000

5.?
183 SAJNATURE OF CAREER SERVICE APPROVOG Omacte
DATE SIGNED
7/7/03
Olmstead
10. 120. EST. 21
104-10291-00003

2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

ENSE SELECT CONITTEL ON ASSASSEAJONS STAFE EMBERS

SECRET

FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLINE: WIROGUE

INCLUSIVE DATES: 24 July 59- 27 July 1961
CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: OP
ROOM: 5513
DELETIONS, IF ANY:

DATE
RECEIVED
DATE
RETURNED
REVIERED BY
(PRINT NAME)
SIGNATURE OF
REVIEWING OFFICIAL

NO DOUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FREE THIS FILE

MAYCRINK, Ernest G.

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Diet, Finance Division

Cheat of Atlas, Laugalailla
Katw of Aceratebility-Arcs 3. Zayerin

ACTION DED
35-ONEY ONE
MARKED FOR INDEUNG
NO INDEUONG FOLD
PADDING CAN BE AUDIGED
BY QUALUIRED NO DESK ONLY.

LROP-159
BLR-0071

1. On 7 July 1961 VIROSE was advanced the man of u. 3.100.00
Living ex
Dressaville الدم مالكing exard t
Motion to PEP西西,(第 100033ed VIROGUI re
3(. Misia ملط aly ontosanding advance with Lesمثلا فلمو
ation Receipt attached hereto

-49325 Bathorised distin to Athhold money reestred
of personal car ago
fare Me doparture VIROGUE Scoomto 8 accurated for 11,900 BCP over hal
R2,500 BCD from the sale of blo
catombilo plus 11,500 BOP converted at 20/11.00 (BOP-1599
ムング) gave VIROQUE a arcade of 1,001.00. In Josiery 1961
Comes was ordered to Payoville by the station and res authori sod
60.30 per mile for use of his personal car, morfwe, 12.5 ad 100
30.12 qale $11.97 1learlag UIROOT a credit of U. S.
(300 attachant).
18:00

3. VIEOGUE was paid hie Jesse salary of $500 on 26 Juno and
also via boing for Jul (9259.00), (Station was notifiod e
1 July, DIELY ROB VIRSQUE ES FOE to FEPHTHΣ). Πευνας,
July Fastal tos beed in o fiml times of the lease res
nasal daages claire a by local nadlevde and in itea of
Credentica notice. Rossipt Perverted is Vouchers 1153.
CEYD

4. Acosatability in the son of 1. 8. $100.00 18 borowit
treeferred to Headquarters plus a credis of $1,112.85. AS VINOсиз
sweepsaifically told hold have to sms for the above $100.00
for Uring/traveling expesses Statien 414 sot mbtrast that ascant
tra lo eredis.
:
18 Jaly 1961
Angela B. Derricote

Receipt for $10,
3.
Thyevilla certification by Juthisen, h/v.
Coquilhatville estimato, a
Attachesato: 1.
Disaribaslens
2.
4. Breakdown of advances and encountings, h/v
Nga - 4, v/a a/a
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11. St. All information related to this agreement
Covered rock instructions, tris instrument, or othervise, in
shall not a divulgal to any person, organisation
over's say form or manner. rastasunarised by the
rcorsigned Contracting Officer axetuting the agreement. It is
Agreed to as revelati caterer of the above information
will conegute and be az irardiate and final breach of this
vill result in forfeiture by you of any and all
benefis atlok way then have scared to you by reason of this
3
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In foll maldecation for anil nayees and affa
seite receipts you has and fover disebars
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MDMORANDUM FCR: Calef, Africa Divspion
SUURRY
: Peralation of
Test & Meyerunk

1. Ayeeral is herewith requested to relocate, terminato and
me pament of $2000.000. In return
will be required to sign a gait Clato and Bocreey.
make a
for this
agreement..

2. It is presently planned to relocate subject in Europe, with
the office of security tmasporting subject via MAT as far os Frank
hence he will proceed to any Wstern Suropean country of
his choice and at tis expense. De 2000.01 payment will constitute
his only assete until he can find inful amploy.

3. adequate funds available to the project to cover the
teraination toms and transportation to Frsalhart vis N.

4. Alls also requested to write off and charge to expense
the 000.00 rense of which appreciately $3000.00 10
still mistasing.
Willian R. Ember
٥/١٢/٧/2

Approved:
Amount requested in paragraph one
a approved for payment. Based
upon cover and operational circum-
stanços, payment is not subject to
Federal Income taxes,
--
JOR
Special Contracting Officer
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1.
Mr. Ernest G. Maycrink
Dear Mr. Maycrink:
:
Effective 31 October 1960, all contracts, oral or written, by and between
you and the United States Government, as represented by the Contracting
Olticer, are hereby terminated by mutual consent of the parties thereto, and
in lieu thereof the following agreement is substituted.

The United States Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer,
hereby contracts with you as an independent contractor for the submission of
certain information and related services of a confidential nature under the
following terms and conditions:

1. Compensation. In full consideration for the submission of such infor-
mation and service, you will receive from the Government, payable in such
an approved manner as you may direct in writing, the following:

(a) Basic compensation in an amount calculated at the rate of
$6000 per annum

(b) Additional compensation in an amount calculated at the rate
of $3000 per annum for cost-of-living expenses (including
quarters), effective upon your arrival at and applicable only
to your contemplated permanent post of assignment overseas.
Quarters will not be furnished you nor will you accept quartere
provided by a cover facility without prior amendment of this
agreement.

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2. Тахов. Monies paid you directly or guaranteed by the Government
incer this paragraph constitute i constitute income for Federal tax purposes. You You will
be advised as to the method to be followed in reporting and and paying such taxes
The method as well as the procedures used by this organization to imple-
zentistax reporting responsibilities will be based primarily upon cover
and security requirements. You herein authorize this organisation to with-
bold tazes on said income if it determines such requirements so necessitate.

3. Travel. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for travel and
transportation expenses to and from your permanent post of duty overseas
and for authorized operational travel. You may be entitled to per diem in
lien of subsistence during such travel and, when authorized, while on
temporary duty away from your permanent post of assignment. All travel,
transportation and per diem provided for under this paragraph must be
properly authorized, and expenses incurred hereunder are subject to pay-
Gent and accounting in substantial compliance with Governinent regulations.

4. Operational Expenses. You will be advanced or reimbursed funds for
zecessary operational expenses as specifically approved and financially limit
ed by the Government. Such funds will be subject to payment and accounting
ia substantial conformance with applicable Government regulations.

5. Repayment. It is recognised that your failure to account for or refund
azy monies advanced you hereunder shall entitle the Government to withhold
the total amount of such indebtedness or any portion thereof from any monies
dve you under the terms of this contract in such manner as it deems appro-
priate.
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6. Negotiated Benefits. (a) (1), If, in the performance of activities u
"this agreeinent, you incur an injury or illness which is not the result of
gross négligence, willful misconduct, or intemperate act, the Governme
will provide medical, surgical, hospital, transportation and disability be
fits in such amounts and under such conditions as the Covernment in its .
discretion deems proper provided, however, that such benefits shall not
exceed a total of $5000 for the saine injury or illness.

(2) If you die in the performance of activ
hereunder and your death is not the result of your gross negligence, will
misconduct or intemperate act, the Government will pay the sum of $500
to your beneficiary(ies) less any amount paid to you under sub-paragrapi
above if such injury or illness resulted in your death, provided that said
beneficiary(ios) is acceptable to the Government at the time such paymes
to be made. An acceptable beneficiary hereunder is an individual to whe
payment by the U.S. Government can be made without conflicting with its
avowed principles and ideala.

(b) Outstanding performance by you under tu
agreement and your fulfillment of obligations hereunder in an efficient m
ner will result in the Government undertaking your resettlement in an are
mutually agreeable to both parties, to the extent deemed appropriate by
United States Government.

7. Execution of Documents. If, in the performance of services unde
this contract, you assume the custody of Government funds or tako title
record to property of any nature whatsoever and wherever situate, whicl
property has in fact been purchased with montes of the U.S. Government
you hereby recognize and acknowledge the existence of a trust relationsh
either express or constructive, and you agree to execute whatever docur
may be required by this organisation to evidence this relationship.
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8. Status. You are not an employee of the United States Government
under this agreement and are not entitled to any benefits normally incide
to an employee status.

9. Funding. If necessary to protect the security of this arrangement
monies due you hereunder may be funded in other than a direct manner.
is understood and agreed that any monies so funded constituto payment_b
the Government in satisfaction of its obligations under this agreement.

10. Cover. (a) it is anticipated that you will undertake a cover ventu
in the course of your performance under this agreement. Such venture:
be approved by the appropriate Covernment representative overgesing y
activities prior to its initiation. Any and all documents which you inay
execute in the course of said cover venture are subordinate to this agret
ment and any contradiction in terms which in any way amplify, extend or
restrict your rights and/or obligations hereunder shall be resolved by th
agreement which shall always be dominant.

(b). To provide capital for your approved cover venture t
Government will loan you $4000to be secured by a non-interest bearing p
isory note, payabie on demand. Said loan will be deposited to an accoun
in a foreign bank and a $3000 letter of credit will be issued you against I.
deposit. The additional $1000 will be released from said account, aftor
approval by the Government representative overseeing your activities.
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(c) You will submit to the Government quarterly income and
expense statements on the cover venture and coplen ples of all tax returns filed
in connection therewith... Your cover accounts thall be kept separate and
distinct from the bank account into which your personal compensation pay
mente are made.

(d) You herein agree that monies loaned you by the Governm
shall be repaid from the profits of the cover venture, in amounts and at
periodic intervals to be established by the Government representative ova:
seeing your activities. After said loan has been completely repaid and all
other obligations, such as local taxes, etc., have been made, you may rot
any further profit derived from said cover venture. However, it is clearl
understood and agreed that your primary obligation under this agreement::
the performance of Governmental activities.

11. Secrecy. All information related to this agreement conveyed the d
instructions, this instrument, or otherwise,, is secret and shall not be di
vulged to any person, organization or government in any form or manner,
"except as authorized by the undersigned Contracting Officer executing this
agreement. It is agreed that any revelation whatsoever of the above Infor
mation will constitute and be an immediate and final breach of this agree-
ment and will result in forfeiture by you of any and all benefits which may
then have accrued to you by reason of this agreement.

12. Instructions. During the term of this agreement, and in your
official cover capacity you herein agree to act in conformance with instruc
tions, oral or written given you by authorized representatives of this orga
zation.
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13. Unauthorized Commitments. No promises or commitments pér-
taining to rights, privileges or benefits other than those expressly stipulat
in writing in this agreement or any amendment theroto shall be binding on.
this organization.

14. Term. This contract is effective as of 1 November 1960, and sha..
continue thereafter for a period of two (2) yeare unless sooner terminated
by the Government either;

(a) By sixty (60) days' actual notice to you from the Government, or

(b) Without prior notice, in the event of a breach of this contract by
your violation of the security provisions heroof or by your otherwise
rendering yourself unavailable for acceptable service.

Subject to the availability of appropriations, this agreement may be extand
upon notice from the Government. In the event of voluntary termination on
your part or termination for cause by the Government prior to the expirati
of this agreement or any renewal thereof, you will not be entitled to retura
travel expenses to the United States. Termination or expiration of this agi
ment will not release you from the obligation of any security wath you may
be required to tako.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMEN
;
ACCEPTED:
BY
Contracting Cificer
Ernest G. Maycrink
WITNESS:
APPROVED:
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MEMORANDUM POR: Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
: WIROGUE/1 Contract (Formerly ABASPIC)
8100 1950

1. A review of the WIROGUE/1 file shoved that subject was under contract for
a period beginning 20 September 1959 through 30 June 1960. Since that date until
20 October 1960, subject vas under SR/DOB COA. On 21 October 1960, the African
Division picked up the case and is preparing to dispatch him on 20 November 1960.

2. It is requested that the contract be brought up to date and amended to
encompass the following points:
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Do
1960.
ontion to rester
A. Effective date: 21 November 1960 through 20 November 1962.
B. Compensation: $500 per month, plus $3000 per annum for housing.
C. Medical: to extent it is necessary to maintain good health.
D. Insurance: $5000 payable to beneficiary.
mutnath
Vaynud upon
JE. Bonus: for outstanding performance, resettlement in another country.
F. Terminstión: ending of all benefits and monies.
3. This contract will have to be prepared for signing prior to 18 November
4. For further information, please contact Mr. Daniel R. Niesciur, X8204.
Slen Julio
Glenn D. Fields
Acting Chief, Africa Division
+ 4,000 openfrarind per nom intials Reaving
to helpind filter pipfits
medical ok-pew Co.
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SECRET

SR/DOB/60-2074
20 October 1960

MEMORANDUM FOR: Special Contracting Officer
THROUGH:
SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
SR/SS
Attention: Madge Hobb
Project Termination of Ernest G. Maycrink (p)
as independent contractor for SR Division

SR/DOB/59-1735 dated 17 September 1959
SR/DOB/59-1660 dated 24 July 1959

1. Because of the indefinite postponment of Project AESENTINEL,
under which subject individual was engaged, subject has been terminated by
this office on 20 October 1960.

2. Subject individual will be picked up on contract on 21 October
1960 by Africa Division. Subject was paid on 20 October 1960 by this
office ali monies remaining due him as per Engagement of Independent
contractor agreement for Project AESENTINEL. Subject has no further
remunerative claim against the U. S. Government.
Eid
Approveds
J. Keith Reid
Michael Ru
MICHAEL RAE
Chief, SR/DOB
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SECRET

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Finance Division
THROUGH
FROM
SUBJECT
REFERENCE
SH/DOB/59/1735
17 September 1959
Special Contrasting Officer
Contract Approving Officer, Michael Rao
Engagement Enga of Ernest 0. MAYCRINK (p) as Independent Contractor
SR/DOB/59/1660, dated 24 July 1959 to Finance Division re sama
Subject

1. Projeet AESENTINEL, under which subject individual has been
engaged, was originally approved through the period 31 March 1960. A request
for renewal and amendment of the project has been submitted to FI, and it is
intended subject individual will be utilised under this project during 1960.

2. The following provisions will apply to subject individual ding
the interim period, 1.9.: 20 September 1959 through 30 June 1960.

3. Term and Project Charge. Subject individual has been engaged
under oral contract for use under Project AESENTINEL. The effective date of the
oral contract is 20 April 1959, and has been extended through the period 31 March
1961, subject to termination by the Governisent upon thirty (30) days actual notice.

4. Becurity Approval. The initial security elearance obtained for
Subject's use, C1/CA No. C-73532, dated 11 March 1959, has been suspended during
the interia period. Requests have been made of the Office of Security (SSD and
Alien Affairs Staff) for sübject's use.

5. Citizenship. Subject is a foreign national.

6. Compansation. Subject will be paid salary in the amount of 3400.00
per month, payable in United States currency.

7. Quarters and Subsistence. Basio quarters and subsistence costs will
be borns by the Bubject. Cocasional incidental expenses will to borno by
SR/DOB Station Funds.

3. Operational Expanses. No Operational Expenses are contemplated
during the period covered.

9. Other Commitments. The following additional commitments have been
mado to the Subjects

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a. Medical Benefits. Subject will receive such dental and
medical benefits as may be necessary to paintain his physical status for his
eventual use on his assigned mission.. Coste to be borne by SR/DOB Station Funda.

b. Insurance. Insurance coverage for death or disability
Incurred in line of duty, not to exceed $5,000.00. Costs chargeable againot Project
AESENT INKL.

o. Resettlement. The initial provisions made for resettlement
of Subject still apply.

d. Entertainment. Basic entertainment expenses will be borne
by Subject. Occasional entertaiment expenses will be borne by SR/DOB Station
Funda.

10. Contingent Obligations. Although no such promise has been made the
Subject, resettlement in the United States could possibly become necessary as a
form of control, should this be deemed necessary from a security viewpoint.

Sudjeet.
11. No commitments other than those stated above have beon made to the

1
12. At such time as Subject ro-anters training for his proposed mission,
about 1 July 1960, all provisions of his initial engagement will again apply.
J
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Chief, SR/DOS
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Chief, Finance Division
VIAI
Special Contrasting Officer
R/DOB/59/11.60
24 July 1959
FROHI Contract Approving Officer, Michael Rae
SUBJECT: Engagement of Ernest O. MAICRINK (P) as Independent Contractor.

1. Term and Project Charge. The subject individual has been
engaged under oral contract, for use under Project AFSENTINEL. The
effective date of the oral contract is 20 April 1959, and shall continus
thereafter for a period of one year subject to termination by the
Goverment upon thirty (30) days actual notice.

2. Security Approval. The appropriate security approval for
Subject'a uso has been obtained. Type Operational Approval, No. C-73532,
dated 11 March 1959.

3. Citizenship. The Subject is a foreign national.

4. Compensation. Subject will be paid salary in the amount of
$500.00 per month, payable in United States currency. Of this amount,
he will sotually receive $50.00 per month during training and the duration
of the mission. All unpaid monies will accrue to his credit in an escrow
account, the payment of which will be dependent upon the proper performance
of his duties and be payable upon completion of mission for which engaged.
Provisions also made for payment of bonus not to exceed $10,000.00.

5. Cuartora and Subsistence. The Subject will be furnished quarters
and aubsistence. Those posts to be borne by BR/DOB Station funds.

6. Operational. Expenses.
authorised.
Operational travel and expenses to be paid as officially

Domestic travel costs will be borne by SR/DOS Station funds.
Travel cests to and from the United States, and foreign travel will be
charged against Project AESENTINEL.

b. Operational expenses to be borne by Project AESENTINEL.
Training expenses to be carried by Station Allotment.

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7. Other Cord trants.
Subject
The following additional commitments have been made to the

a. Medical Benefits. Subject will receive such dental and
medical benefits as may be necessary to permit him to properly perform
his assigned aission. Costs to be borne by SR/DOB Station Funds.

b. Insurance. Insurance coverage for death or disability
insurred in line of duty, not to comeed $5,000.00. Costs chargeable
apinst Project ABSENTINEL.

o. Resettlement. Provisions made for resettlement of Subject
in a country other than that in which he was recruited. Crets of
resettlement will not axmeed $1,000.00, and will be chargeable against
Project AESENTINEL.

d. Entertainment. All normal entertainment expanses will be
borne by SR/Dad Station funds.

8. Contingent Obligations. The following has not be promised the
individual, but may have to be mat by the Governments

a. Resettlement in the United States, either as an additional
bonus for the Subject or as a form of control should this become necessary
from a security viopoint.

9. No commitments other than those stated above have been mado to
the Subject.

APPROVED
J.
KEITH REYD
MICHAEL RAR
Chief, En/DCB
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25 July 1978
I entered on duty with the CIA in April 1952 and have been in
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James B. Woode
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18 August 1978.
Mr. James. S. Woods
304 Meadow Hall Dr.
Rockville, MD 20851
Dear Mr. Woods:
We are enclosing the employee copy of your
retirement action (Form 1150) that you requested
04 August 1978.
Sincerely,

Enclosure: 1 Form
Dist.
Orig. Adse.
1 TRB
Abraham Schwartz
Chief, Control Division
OPE/WOODS, James S.
OP/TRB/SEALlewelt; sea(18AUG78)

ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY
:
18 APR 1978
MEMORANDUM POR: James S. Woods
FROM
SUBJECTI
John N. McMahon
Deputy Director for Operations
Commendation for Exceptional Performance
1. The Directorate of Operations Records Review
Task Force has finished its work in Warrenton. I want
you to know that I realize that a large measure of the
success of this effort was due to the exceptional per-
formance of the Records Management Officers who worked
long and hard during the six-month period, patiently
guiding the 435 Directorate personnel who served on
the component teams. Many of you performed additional
duties, voluntarily and cheerfully, extending beyond
the ten-hour work day, which kept the task force
functioning smoothly.
2.
This fine team effort and your personal
contribution to it is in the best tradition of the
Directorate of Operations. I commend you for a job
well done.
Mach yon & Julatillali
John N. McMahon
ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY

1 AUG 1973
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Personnel
FROM
:
Kenneth Corbat
Chief, Retirement Affairs Division
SUBJECT
: Request for Voluntary Retirement -
James S. Woods شعر
1. This memorandum submits
approval in paragraph 3.
recommendation for your
2. The employee named above has applied for voluntary
retirement under the provisions of leadquarters Regulation
20-50h..
Position: Records Management Officer
Grade: 68-13
Career Service
Operations
Office/Division
: Information Management Staff
Date Requested for Retirement: 4 August 1978
Age at that Date
: 50
Years of Agency Service
: 29
Years of Creditable Service
: 26
Years of Qualifying Service
: 9
3. The applicant's Career Service and the CIA Retire-.
ment Board recommend that the request be approved.
// Konseth Corbat
The recommendation contained in paragraph 3 is approved.
().
Director of Personnel-
Distribution:
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2 AUG 1978
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Reassignment AND CANCELLATION of
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PYOR CITE WA 47961
F776.9

TAME FROM SUFFORT (CRANT)
35 RFT 31765, REOUR VA 46669 RPT 45659

CAN YOU TIVE US ANY IDEA OF WHEN AND IF WE WILL GET A DROT DAND
RFT 3 REPORT ON PERMINDEY AND WORLD TRADE CENTER?

A-57621
57621

Chief, Nov York Office
E7%9

30 November 1959

Chief, Contact Division (Support)
New Caco 31785
CASE SJ

3.796 77
ues-59621

Commercial Stair has requested a Dum & aradotrest report on
Periodex Ltd., a visa Corporation Registered in Jern, Jan 1956, and
fte artiliore formed in Rome, Centro andiale Commerciale (World Trade
aster). Se striood that ir, verano lagy, former Prime Minister
Dungary, to president of Paralodex.

of Peraladax. 17-79697

2. Attached is outline of information desired on the two organizationa
If the D & D report does not contain the financial information desired,
vould you please try to obtain this information through your bank sources.

Attachment
Librant:ga
ees
Index

5. M. ABICRAFT
57621

JA CITI YO

UPPORT CHAT FROM DARE
CA1785

-

PERMINDEY
CASE

1. EE THE TO PAPLE FOR BACKFOUND

51 A 1959

3) DAILY AMERICAN, ROMEFONE, 2-10 109 1958 19-15 10% 1958
me2-79499

OVE OF DIRECTOR: L'AMICO MANDEL-MANTELLO ENRICO MA-1DEL-MANTILLO
RECENTLY IN US XU, EPECT TO BE EACK TO N.Y.C. ASCUT 17 JAN 1963
JAN 196
ONE OF OPECTORS AND ALTO DESCRIBED AT IN CHARGE
GE ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIP

5. ADDRESS: DUFOURSTE 11, BATEL DUFOURTH 11, DATTEN

CAPITAL - I APT 1 MILLION OCH FRANC
OFFICER -

४. 39. FERENC NAGY DR. FERENC NAGY, PRESIDENT

wwe S-79699
FRITZ CHURCH FAITZ CHURCH, V.Po
20
19699
DR. ERNST LIFELOX DR. ERNST W. INFELD, DELEGATE

rise S-79699
DR. ERN'T FEISST DR. ERNST FEISST

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*BEMY TO CALL I 1956 : 1256.

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CHASE SAIFATTA

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79677

Chief, DD/S-CX
ATTY: 17. Charles P. White

Chier, Contact Division, 00
S-77617
CASE 80
H. 596 21

Feraindex, Ltd and World Trade Center
mendua dated 23 or 1959 - 0/00 Case 31785

23 December 1959

you were previously advised, Dim à Bradstreet had no
allable formation on either of the subject concerned. However,
& this office has provided the following preliminary
background our source source suggested that we refer to
Dew York lines, 31 August 1959 and the Daily American, Bose, 9–10
November 1998BR of the directors, and denscribed as being in
harge of atzinistrative affairs, Enrico Mandel-Mantello, ve
recently in the US and expects expects to return to New York City about
17 Jam 1960,
5-79699
A-19699.

3. The oddress of Perainiex is Dufourster 11, Panel (offion
transferred from Born to Basel in 1956). They plan to open a low
York City office in January 1960. Capital: One million French S-79699
France. Caricers: Dr. Ferenc Hagy, President; Fritz Schurch, Vice
President, Dr. Eruss W. Infeld, Delegate) Dr. Ernst Felsst; Dr. Ernat
Fellender.
5-79699
5-29649

4. De vill forward Aditional information on it becomes avail-
ablo. We are also trying to obtain information from the U.S. Chester A-5194
of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturera.

5. If you have any questions please contact Lillion I. Grant,
extension 2268.

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Ja vo balieva Hr. Crowicy advised you, the Foreign
Department of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce does not maintala
records of individual foreign companies. Cof Courgested that
the World Trade Division, Dept. of Commerce might have some
information which we presume you have already checked out.

4. Please advise Lilliam I. Grant, CD/00, Support Branch,
extension 2268, of further wishes concerning this subject.

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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

29 August 1962

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Summary of S/W Training and Issuance of Materials.
AGENT: AMLASH/1
PLACE : Paris, France
DATE : 17-22 August 1962
TRAINER: Richard M. Fallucci, TPE C/O.

1. AMLASH/1 was instructed in S/W techniques by the under-
signed in a Paris Station safehouse on 17 and 18 August, and was
given an S/W review in the final briefing session held in the hotel
room of Wallace A. Growery (Madrid Station C/O) on 22 August.
Instruction was given in the use of carbon writing system No. 15136
and in the use of liquid developer system No. 56638. The "scorch"
method of development was also demonstrated to A/l as an alternate
system. A total of five hours was devoted to this instruction.

2. A/1, who was recruited a short time prior to coming to
Paris, was introduced to the idea of using S/W by the undersigned
during discussions held in Copenhagen. Although for security
considerations, he was skeptical at first about using such a means
of communication, he was without undue effort convinced that any
productive relationship depended upon his being able to communicate
with his C/O on a regular basis through the medium of S/W letters
sent through normal mail channels. It was apparent from his early
questions that he was unfamiliar with the principles of S/W and clandes-
tine communications in general. After further talks in Paris with
Growery on 16 Angust, A/1 was fully prepared to accept the concept
of S/W communications, and arrangements were made for this instruction
to begin the following day.

3. The first training session on 17 August lasted a little
more than two hours, and was devoted to an explanation of the S/a
system of communication, including careful instruction in the
preparation of a letter containing S/W. A/1 also prepared an S/
letter of his own under the supervision of the undersigned. He
seemed to grasp readily the principles of the preparation of an S/W

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message and experienced only a little difficulty at first in remember-
ing all the steps in sequence necessary for the preparation of an S/W
message. He was generally attentive to the instruction given. How-
ever, in keeping with his temperment, he was a little impatient
during the preparation of the S/W message itself upon the cover
letter. At the end of this session, he demonstrated that he remembered
the basic steps in a satisfactory manner, particularly considering
that it was his first day in S/W instruction.

4. The second period of instruction took place in the same
safehouse, lasting about two hours. This session was devoted to a
review of the S/N procedures and the preparation by A/l of another
practice S/W letter. Following this, A/1 was instructed in the
development of S/W messages, using the liquid developer No. 56638
The scorch system of development was also demonstrated. A/1 was
impressed by the simplicity of the liquid developer and the immediate
reaction which it produced. The undersigned developed one message;
then 4/1 was allowed to prepare the developer from its dry pill form
and to develop a second practice S/W message for himself. Following
the period devoted to S/W development, a general review of S/W
communications was held, the basic points apparently being well-fixed
in A/1's mind.

5. During the final formal meeting with A/1 on 22 August
with Growery and the undersigned participating, the latter gave A/1
a general review of all the S/A procedures which were to be used
in his contact with KUBARK. He also was provided with the following
items:

A. Two sheets of S/W carbon paper (No. 15136)
B. Forty-seven pills of developer ( No. 56638)
C. One tablet of writing paper provided by TSD and
known to be compatible with the carbon sheets.
D. 3 No. 2 pencils of French manufacture.
E. One ball-point pen with water-resistant ink.
F. Two accomodation addresses: one in Madrid for
regular contact; one in New York City for rapid
emergency contact (see attached S/W data sheet).
Appropriate indicators (see S/W data sheet)
G.

It is noted that A/1 did not have a secure accomodation address in
PBRUMEN to give us at this time. He was told, however, that it was
imperative that he provide one for us by S/W letter within two weeks
of his return to PBRUMEN. This he stated he would do.

6. During the last S/W review, A/1 was shown a photograph
of one of his practice messages which he had prepared. He was quite
interested in seeing this, which served to illustrate a number of the
training points which had been covered during previous instruction.

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Generally, A/1 was an interested pupil and it is believed that he
will be able to carry out the instructions in a proper manner. He
is quite security conscious, a factor which it is believed, will add
to his attempts to seek perfection in his S/W correspondence and
in the secure storage of his S/W materials when not in use. It is
also known that A/1 practiced his S/W techniques in his hotel room
after leaving the 22 August meeting. This is known because he had
an additional question to ask us at a brief meeting on 23 August.

7. It should also be noted that the TSD technician who
developed A/l's practice letters recommends that for best results,
all letters from A/1 be subjected to ammonia fuming before immersion
in the developer.

Richard M. Factucan
Richard M. Fallucci

Attachments:
Agent S/W Record
Form #H-55900

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REPORT OF S/W TRAINING, PARIS.
29 Quy 962 62

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AGENT S/W RECORD
Date 29 August 1962

1. Agent Cryptonym: AMLASH/1
2. S supplies issued to the Agent (date and quantity):
2 sheets of carbon 5/1 paper #15136 and 48 pills of developer
#56638 both issued on 22 August 1962.
3. Cover correspondence to the agent will be in Spanish and handritten
or typed; from the agent will be printed or typewritten (in Spanish).
4. Location assigned for placement of 3/4 text: 8/4 text will be placed
on the face of the cover letter; agent has, however, been instructed
to check both sides of letters received for S/W. Letters from the
agent on face of cover text.
5. Accommodation addresses:
To be supplied by agent in first S/W letter he sends (this to be
by 15 September 1952 at the latest.)

Accommodation addresses for letters from the agent:
Regular accommodation address:
Rapid/Emergency accommodation address:
Agents letters to be signed "Ramon".
6. Re-suppl arrangements:
c
Senorita Maria Dolores Gomez
Apartado 1231
Madrid, Spain

Mr. Humphre 3. Poncavil
P. O. Box 892
General Post Office
NYC 1, N. Y.

If carbens lost: Agent writes cover letter to Madrid address in
normal manner. Absence of S/t message indicates loss of carbons and
Agent is to expect next letter he receives to be a re-supply of
carbons (in the form of the letter itself).

