political prisoners and has intensified this campaign since the
announcement of the "open door" policy on 28 September 1965.
ACCOM
PLISHED
2. Propaganda Production (samples forwarded under separate cover)
a. 4,800 copies of the bulletin were mailed into PBRUMEN each
Among the
month. Over 6,000 copies of the international edition were sent
monthly to addressees in Latin America and Western Europe.
main issues treated in the bulletins were: internal problems of
PBRUMEN communism as a result of Ben Bella's overthrow; communist
atrocities in Viet Nam; testimony of Alberto Muller on the secret
executions in Communist PBRUMEN; the comments of Identity A with
respect to the PBRUMEN situation, the exodus and Che Guevara's
disappearance.
b. Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases are also
forwarded under separate cover. Included is an article by AMHINT/2
on the student discontent in PBRUMEN which appeared in Identity B.
Other articles and press releases were used by Identities B, C and D
and by AMHΙΜ.
Attachment: USC
1-Prop samples
2-Iden List
Distribution:
3-WH/C,w/att, usc
:
18-124-2013
(continued),
DATE TYPED
ES COPY-
24 Nov 65
DATE DISPATCHED
NOV 30 1965
CROSS REFERENCE TO
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
UPGA-23946
HEADGAJARTERS FILE NUMBER
19-124-26/3
14,00000
CLASSIFICATION
MISSY AND NUMER
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
SECRET
UFGA-23946
3. Rádio Propaganda
AMSPELL continued its weekly radio programs and in addition
prepared tapes for distribution to numerous Latin American radio
stations. One such tape featured statement's made by Alberto MULLER
before his imprisonment. Local Spanish language stations also used
AMSPELL tapes.
Nas
Other developments
In September, AMBARB/54 and two other members of AMSPELL
resigned to scek other employment. The Station would appreciate current
information regarding KULAMP's interest and possible employment of
AMBARB/54 (per DIR 40414). He is an intelligent and capable individual
and is currently investigating job possibilities in ZRMETAL with
several international agencies.
B. FUNDS EXPENDED
Salaries
July
August
$3,000.00 $3,000.00
Operational Expenses
4,009.70 3,850.00
September
$4,100.00 $2,250.00
3,850.00 3,850.00
October
Totals
$7,009.70 $6,850.00
$7,950.00 $6,100.00
*Includes one month's salary as severance pay.
C. FUTURE PLANS
AMSPELL will continue its political action and propaganda activities
during the coming months and will engage in special campaigns and press
releases as current developments dictate.

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IDENTITY LIST
SMALL AND NUMELR
Separate Cover Attach-
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Identity A. Carlos Andres Perez, former Venezuelan Minister of
"
B. Diario las Americas
11
C. Miami Herald
D. Time Magazine
Interior.
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17 Nov 55 IN 96000
SECRET 1622592
DIR CITE WAVE 7234 INGHURST ACTING
TYPIC MHSPAWN AMSPELL
REFS: A. DIR 52818
2. WAVE 7171
(IN92601)+
1. AMSPELL ISSUED 28 OCTOBER PRESS RELEASE TO EXPLOIT CHE
GUEVARA DISAPPARANCE AND ALLEGED HOUSE ARREST GUEVARA'S WIFE.
RELEASE REPORTS DOUSTS AND CONTROVERSY WITHIN OFFICIAL GOC CIRCLES
OVER GUEVARA'S FATE AND CLAINS GUEVARA'S WIFE PRACTICALLY UNDER HOUSE
ARREST. POUCHING COPY PRESS RELEASE. AMSPELL USED SAME REPORT OVER
RADIO. STATION HAS SEEN NO INDICATIONS REPORT PICKED UP BY PRESS.
2.
AMSPELL WILL CONTINE PLAY REPORTS ON GUEVARA AND FAMILY
WHEN PEGS ARE AVAILABLE. HOWEVER STATION DOES NOT PLAN
HAVE AMSPELL ENGAGE CAMPAIGN FOR RELEASE GUEVARA FAMILY AS THIS OUT OF
CHARACTER FOR AMSPELL GROUP. ORIGINAL PROP PLAY INITIATED UNILATERALLY
BY LIRCOK-I WAS CLEVER ATTEMPT TO PUBLICIZE GUEVARA CASE BUT NO SERIOUS
CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO AMSPELL CAMPAIGN.
3.
IF AMOTS DEVELOP USEFUL INFO PER REF A SUGGESTION STATION
WILL PURSUE FURTHER.
SECSET
14-00000
96000
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ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
REFERENCE: WAVE 6425
CLASSIFICATION
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ABSTRACT
MICROFILM
Forwarded under separate cover is a list of political
prisoners in Cuban jails. The list was compiled by the AMSPELL
organization and contains the names and addresses of relatives who
are living in the United States.
Attachments:
Political Prisoners List, usc
Distribution:
3-WH/C, w/atts, usc
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1 Nov 65
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SLIBJECT: (Optional):
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FROM
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DCS Message Center

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to whom, Draw a line, focross column after each comment.)
Attached obtained from Johnny
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writer, who has gained confidence
of Alpha 66 members in
Los Angeles. Is there any
interest in this type of
information, as noted in
enclosures?
Encls: Alpha 66 Notices of
Meetings and Propaganda
History of Alpha 66
Picture of Vicente Mendez
Tape of Meeting/Interview
with Los Angeles Leader
Miguel Talleda/Press
Interview with Andreas
Nazario Sargent, Alpha
66 Secretary General in
US.
For retention.
File: O'Donnell, Johnny

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History of Alpha 66-fieds my
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Tape of Meeting/Interview
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Miguel Talleda/Press
Interview with Andreas
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:
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ias informaciones quellemn de nuestra Patría aseguran un estado latente
de rebeldía, actividades de sabotages violentos y pasivos, inconformidad en los
lebros de laz er armadas, grandes preocupac os en las esferas del g
bierno y un malestar general en el pueblo cubano.

hay dudas que el Flan do Alpha 66 contribuye en alguna proporción a es
tos fenómenos. Primero anunciamos el desembarco de Vicento Menież antes del 31
de diciembre con otros hambres, apesar de las dificultades conocidas, ce cumplió
en gran medida la prezesa. Murió en el hecho el Capitan Julio Cesar Raziraz.
Sin esperar mucho tiempo, se produjo la gran commoción Mundial ol 17 de Abril
con la presencia y los combatientes del Coronel Vicante Néndez y el myor contin-
Gente que llego a tierras cubanas, deagea de 1961.

En mayo, hombres del Alpha 66 hundieron 2 embarciones cubaras e hicieron 11
prisioneros comunistas, reritiondo otra conmoción Mundial que motivé el escarialo
mayor escenificado por el traidor Fidel Castro y su mayor derreta moral do dos ul-
ticos tiempos. El gran triunfo lo corsigna el pueblo de Cuba en distintos infor
nes que poscemos de muestras células clardestinas.

Otros movimientos positivos de distintas indoles se produjeron, unes con d
to y otros frustados por las autoridades norteamericanas; pero en fin todos destina-
dos a golpear duramente al tirano y alentar y respaldar a los hombres de Lac mon-
tañas y los grupos clandestinos que se juegan todos los dias sus vidas en aras du
la libertad.

Con estos antecedentes de gran valor y valides, azén de mas de 20 acciones co-
mandos y de infiltraciones realizadas por nuestros ma destoendos hombres y por
ura pleyade de patriotas que combatieron y combaten en todos los frentes de accion
cubana, nos sentimos coralmente respaldados para promover un Hamertente en pone-
ral a los cubanos de la Isla a los cubanos del dustierro, a la guerra libertado-
ra. No pretendemos convertirmos en sectaristas, sino que cada cual que capuña el
arma que tenga, la actividad que sea compatible a sus posibilidades, la colabora
ción economica y el apoyo moral, a los que combaten y sobre todo, a los que en la
Isla can la pauta y lleven el mayor peso en la contienda. Sin demora tenemos que
a cometer acciones vitales para que éste gran momento historico ciaje en la libera-
ción definitiva de Cuba.

Ademas de coontirar las cuestiones internes con otros grupos clandestinos,
Alpha 66 esta distrubuyerão cientos de millares de pequeños pantleticos convidan-
do a las milicias, at Ejercito Rebeldo y al pueblo a participar de la contienda en
contra del Castro-Communismo. Todos los cubanos que deseen cooperar a este
ma-
miento pueden pasar por miestras oficiras para entregarles el material que deben
enviar a Cuba. Cada cubano puede servir de puente entre los de dentro y de Suera:

Por último, demandames de todos los cubanos y de las organizaciones que pace
mos de las pal. Cras a los hechos. Que las disputas, las divisionca y las querellas
infecundis se eliminen y se convierta cada uno en un esforzado militante de la
causa cubara. lo requieren los hombres y mujeres quo en las carceles costierea la
gallarta rebeldía racional, los combatientes de todos los frentes y el pueblo en-
clavizado. Iongamos la tragedia de nuestro pueblo por encima de mesquinor intero-
ses y daños cada cubano un impulso y el apoyo moral y muerrero a la epopera ib
tadora. De este modo prezos regresar a nuestra Patria con la frente limpia y el
corazón henchido de orgullo porque supimos conquistar el derecho a cer libres.
EJECUTIVO NACIONAL "ALPH66
SDAVIS

VIGENTE ENDEZ
VIVO
EN CUBA
ALPHA 66 INFORMA:
Reportes que nos llegan desde nuestras células militantes dentro de Cuba, determinan
que las acciones iniciadas por nuestra Organicación, que er ura de sus etapes cumino
con el desembarcs aul Coronel Vicente Méndez el 17 de Abril en Criente, estan tenien-
do repercusión en otras provincias de la isla.

No es sólo en Oriente donde las fuerzas internas han respondido al estímulo exterior
representado por las acciones de Alpha óó; en Camagüey, por ejemplo, se han produci-
do reiterados brotes de rebeldía traduciaos en sabotajes, resistencia y en algunes
casos enfrentamiento directo con el régimen.

La situación en Oriente, desde luego, es la que revela con mayor claridad la decisión
del pueblo cubano de sacudirse el jugo que lo oprime. A tal extremo que los propios
medios de publicidad del Gobiomo comunista de Cuba han tenido que informar sobre
se debe a "rovi-
"grandes concentraciones de las Fuerzas Armadas", en esos sectores
lizaciones para incrementar la producción", cuando lo cierto es que la fracasada za-
fra de los 10 millones, ya practicamente ha terminado.

Las movilizaciones no han tenido otro objeto, según los reportes que hemos recibido,
que frenar le ola de deserciones que se han venido produciendo en las filas de los
Fuerzas Armadas y cubrir territorios en los cue actúan eficazmente los patriotas cu-
banos.

Que el régimen de Castro está consciente de la pravocad del momento lo demuestra en-
tre otras cosas, la intensa purga que se está llevando a cabo en las mas altas este-
ras del Gobierno, y que comezaron con la cesantia fulminante de José Llause, sono
Kinistro de Educación y Francisco ladron, como ministro de la Industria Azucarera.
Los desplazamientos de distintos elementos de les importantes cargos que venien sou-
pando continúan especialmente en los "Estacos Mayores" de ins Fuercas Armadas, & al
extremo, de que se da por segum la destitución del Comandante Guillermo dareit Frias.
Jefe cel Partido Comunistra en la provincia de Oriente, quien ha caldo en "Desgracia"
debido a su importancia para contener a les invasores de Alpha 66 y a los clearates
que en esa provincia se han sumado a las acciones.

Este estado de cosas ha llegado a tal situación explosiva, que se esperan en el sar-
so de lo que resta de éste zes importantes acontecimientos que daran un giro avem-
ble a la rebeldía cubana frente al régimen despotico que ocupa el poder.

Ese es en síntesis, el resumen de los informes que hemos recibido donde giguran dites
aún más concretes que de revelarse pormenorizadamente, pudieran acarrear graves peli-
gros a elementos que actuan activamente en esas dos provincias mencionadas.
:
Fdo. EJECUTIVO NACIONAL "ALPHA 66"

tin Vicente Mendoz
Scandez has publicly comit
hiccelf,and iven his
word that he will to fighting
in Cuba in the next monthe to
come, In a very native letter
audressed to the National Coun-
sil of Athens Iependence Va-
trans (in exile) : Formallv
pledge himself to the nation
הd ניהן penuto in exile by his
nor to face all
pon-
tility of the was in Lahan
wil. : goes on telling thema
in al letter full of courage,
the will face all the cc-
7-tror in the
COLETIN MENSUAL
ORGANO JFICIAL OLL "CIRCOLO COMLAO
DE LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA, E. U. A.
"A NEW HOPE"
UNA NUEVA
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Par Esteion Tramite
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rated in seeing bla nove in th
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pray for thin fo.
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the first
Fight craint the yo Gotro.
July 5, 1950 he sees the first store of
Communica in the Sevelution that he tolpad
sazuch.
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Lattas Want U.S. Holta Casting Castro
At least six Latin countrics soom coger to dump the Red
tyrant, but ero hampered by State's 'non-policy toward Cul
SSAUL BETHEL
On April 17 (the anniversary of the
1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco) the Cuban exile
military organization Alpha-66 landed
13 comimandos on the east coast of Cuba.
They allegedly were captured, but if so
only after Fidel Castro threw an esti-
mated 25.000 troops into the fray. Cas-
tro lost several men as well.
Then on May 6,Alpha-66 "naval units"
sank, in Cuban waters, two of Castro's
high-scas fishing trawlers (used, as well.
for spying and intiitrating guerrillas into
Latin America).

These two actions set off a chain of
events in Washington that would have
done credit to the LBJ and JFK Ad-
ministrations. With Castro massing his
mobs for a circus of protest, the State
Department hit the panic button and on
May 13 called together representatives
of federal law enforcement agencies to
figure out ways to protect Castro front
further forays of this nature.

What really teed-off the State Depart-
ment was a momentary aberration by
Alpha-68 to trade 11 crew members of
the fishing vessels for the freedom of
survivors of the April 17 landing. They
soon thought better of it and sent a tele-
gram to the Red Cross giving the loca
tion of the men and asking that they be
returned to Caba.
'CIA Invasion"
:
Meanwhile, Castro staged a denson-
stration in front of the former U.S. Em-
bassy in Havana, which is now being
used by the Swiss governinent. He
charged the Swiss, who represent U.S.
interests in Cuba, with complicity in
what he called a "CIA invasion" by
mercenaries.
Coast and Exhibits Arms Taken From Alpha-66. Exiles Say They
Were Intercepted in laternctions! Waters.

Two Suiss employes were pre
vented from leaving the embassy for
two days. The strategy was to mount
Swiss pressure en Weslagten to
crack dong da the Crona exiles, It
worked, edessy, and the State
Department agala danced to a Cas-
tro tune.

The demonstration was also used to
"welcome" the returning fishermen,
who were soon to land at the airport in
Havana, dets hermen were late
in arriving.

They were the to da undareseen
need to change soding. When Aloha
6s rescued cows com the sinking
vessels (turned around, Castro would
have had them set as he has ordered
the shooting of and seeking to
leave his island in small boats), they
found them herzly in rags,

Shoes were pushed with palia bark;
shirts and trousers were in titters. So,
before setting rem free. Alpha-es pro
vided the men with shoes and new doth
::
:
ing. When the saen arrived at the airp
in Havana, they were divested of th
new goodies and forced to den old w
clothing. Some, we are told, protes
vehemently.

The bearded dictator took the
casion of the "welcome" extended
fishermen to announce that the 10-r
lion-ton sugar harvest was a failt
Despite closing down factories, sche
and offices and marching the poo
out to the fields, the harvest on wh
Castro had placed "the honor of
Revolution" failed to materialice
1952, 350,000 guajiros cut and grow
7.3 million tons in 100 100 days; Castro
had twice that many working and
dused about 3.5 million tons in
days).

Back in Miami, federal agents acti
on State Department interpretation
antiquated neutrality laws entered Alp
os headquarters. The search warra
alleged that there was evidence th
1) Alpha-66 had launched its attac
from U.S. territory: 2) Cubans we

Back in Miami, federal actir.
on State Department interpretation o
antiquated neutrality laws entered Alpha
65 headquarters. The search warrant
alleged that there was evidence that
1( Al66-בלק had launched its attacks
from U.S. territory: 2) Cubans were
raising funds illegally for bellicos pure
poses; and 3) all of this was teing done
to attack a nation with which the U.S
is "at peace, to wit: Cuba."

Of the 37 items impounded, those of
military significance were "one large
carton filled with military-type web
cquipment...one military-type ficid
pack...and one farge cardboard carton
filled with plastic military-type can-
teens." With such evidence, Army-
Navy surplus stores could be indicted.

Greater attention was given to files
containing the names of contributors.
These held special interest because the
wording in the warrant found "financial
contributions and disbursements to ob-
taia boats and other supplies" possibly
prosecutable.

Can the State Department be
serious? If this section of the law
were applied Impartially, how neay
Jeus nou'd today te under indict-
ment for openly soliciting funds for
the purchase of bellicose materials
for a foreign nation-Israel?

How many senators and congressmen
would today have egg on their faces
For participating in fund-raising func-
ions, publicly organized and propagan-
lized, for that very purpose? That is how
he Cuban community sees the matter.

This author has no particular objce. il
ion to fund-raising by Jewish groups in
he United States. Cuban exiles certainly
lo not. Indeed, Cuban Jews in exile have
ontriuted substantially to Israci's war
hest. They are furious when they, as
Cubaas, try to do the same for the libera-
ion of their country, only to find a double
tandard and against them. Nor are
hey happy to see their contributions go
own the Graia when overzealous federat
Gicials seize equipment belonging to
xile groups.

But what blew it for Miami's 350,-
Cubans was an "edict" read to them
by the hapless State Department repre-
entative in Miami.

The exact word in Ge...
from the date Department rende
would like to make it clear tit if there
is sulocicat cridace of activity boned
in the U.S. for any sich mat try expe
Cition, then the fact that a third coentry
is used as a staging area aging area world not pre
clude the U.S. from proceeding to ca-
force its laws."
to combat Fidel Castro's Communist
regime.

la any event, is most recent
actica by the Departement of State
Cada relations betweca Cuban exiles
Woon at hele lowest cos
since the Eay of 'igs failure nize
years ago. Cronas are non thorough
ly convinced that the State Depart
ment is out to "get" them sad willing
to em loy cay sabteríuge to do so.

One of these subterfuges, say the exiles,
Wien the story of State Deparinient
policy hit the streets, the Cubans ex-
ploded. Cuban students from the Uni
versity of Miami and Dade Junior Col-
leme (Dade's 2000 students comprise
8.000 Cuban studente marched on the
Federal Building: 60 Cuban lawyers
challenged the validity of the State Depsired to purchase armas allegedly stolen
partment position; coctors, dentists,
educators, professional groups-57 of
them-publised a lengthy statement in
the Diario las Antéricas newspaper.
Part of that statement reads:

"Title 10, Section 360 of the U.S.
Code (invoked agains: Alpha-sol pro
hibits certain actions from being taken
against a nation with which the United
State: is at peace-'s frictly nation.
Clearly, Fidel Castro is not at prace
with the United States or nations of the
Western liemi.phere and, Ly breaking
diplomatic relations with Cuba on Jan.
3, 1961, the United State: recognized
that Cuba is hardly a friendly action."

REMINDER: We still have
nearly Too school libraries
to co in filiaz our commit.
ment to them for the fail, if
you have 5st contributed in
1970, please co so row.voch
of you have received, a pre-
pald envelope. Place yout
contribution in it and
today! Time is getting short,

"We conclude," the sigantaries said,
"that this part of the rocky laws
cannot be applied against Cuccas who
are fighting for freetom."

Sen. Strom Thurmond (R.-C.C.)
and Rep. William C. Crammer (2.-F.)
strongly support the Cuban exiles in their
interpretation of the law.
is a recent indictment against Andrés
Nazario Sarpen, head of Alpha-66.
Sargen is charged with havin: "cor-
frora a U.S. arsenal in Connecticut.
His bail was set at $100,000, then in-
explicably reduced to a mere $2,500
and Sargen asked to plead guilty to be
let off on a light sentence.

These shenanigans, say the Cubars,
mean that lacking proof that Alpha-
CS launched its attacks from U.S. soil,
the government will use other means
to intimidate exile action groups. Legal
activa taken against Sargin, they argue,
is imply the caper-beaverism on the
part of what they believe to te pro-Cas-
tro functionaries in the Department of
State,

On the other hand, the Department
of State has its case. Many officials are
oniy slightly less enthusiastic than Cuban
crites to see the end of Castro's Com-
munist regime. Dat they argue that the
haif measures taken by Cuban exile
groups are not effective and merely serve
to-embarrass the United States, Others
claim that the Alpha-66 attacks were
merely ill-timed, providing Castro with
an "excuse" to lay the failure of his
sugar crop at the feet of "CIA opera-
tiyes" based in the United States.

As to this latter claira, those who know
Fidel Castro also know that he needs no
excuse to gather the mobs and denounce
the United States. The history of his
10 years in power bears full witress to
the truth of this view.
Co Viablo Policy
What really conies through in all of
this is that Washington has yet to come
up with a viable policy toward Fidel
Castro to put a stop to his subverting
Latia America and even the United States.
The only absolute factor in the conduct
of foreign affairs is the premium placed
en initiative. We don't have it; Castro
docs.

According to the heads of exile action
coups called to his office, the repre-
entative stressed that "the spirit as
cil as the law" will be upheld. He is
id to have told them that fund-raising
or a bellicose purpose is definitely out-
de the law and warned them not only
ould they be prosecuted should they
unch an attack from the U.S., but
ould also be stopped frora using an
other Latin American country for that u
purpose.
The most recent law outlining U.S.
policy toward Cuba was promulgated
and signed by President Kenney on Cet,
3, 1962. it states that the United States
is "to work with the Organization of
American States and with fresden-
loving Cubans to support the aspirations
of the Cuban people for self-determina-
tion." Furthermore, the United States
is signatory to four inter-American pacis
The State Department cannot merely
"wish" Castro out of power, and its
her Latin American country for that u and treaties which clearly are designed a policy of "economic denial and diplo-

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LONGURSSIONAL RECORD-Extens of Remarks
if the valg spretne stt could 14 tar
たたずん:
Forst. A review by the Becretary of
cft disputes to which the is a p
to a certain which ones
me tend themselves 20 art reition of
beation W. this seriewe
peted, we asid sure that the Taited
Post of the city hall in
invans and at a Corte On that
date cubre comuiry.
the practical
May 20, 1970
face between and
on the es
6: 1002 and Salet s with miss
America hut tow anchored in Ca..
Ing of the bottie lap watch made the ris
a part of our
its no ret that our Intellternce
community fears that the Soviet Union
new prepared to estabilch a Carib
et basta Cuba, and wirely this fact
tore Amos kor mat Mat
camry stored on behalf of the
Cuban people at for intelate town realty. I say that
Unfortunatvir,
mave to take the disputes that are detenc
mined to justwable to the laternid
Cost of Justice of other appropriate it
pationst trihitials.
Λετο
eans are not totally aware of the vallant
sht put up by the Cuban proste, alone
and tas sted, for nearly a century.
TC. a 10-year vartan
nd the less to in's against a power Sparsh
Second, the ensplosment ployment of the proton
of Article of of the United Nature Char
Ty opinions of the Witc
Izod Agencies on wanes where ruch, a opinia
would help to clarify the legal aperts n
Thirt, the Instructing of US. nerolates.
to seck melaton of a prorition In st
Ematis an agreements which provides f
the World Court adjudication of di
arsing under thore treaties and
We believe that there wer
retten
they serm, would he favorably remmised by lo
International community and lead to a
enh wiced regard tor the rule of law throng
out the warhi.
As Members of Congress for Prace Throu
Low, we have devoted considerate Lice ift
attention to thats qitelion and have
the anvice of skilled international inves
outside the Coppres.
Wo welenme your commenta and rend-
tions to these suggestions and would the
Meed to discuss them in greater Sets
with you of with inenabers of your Admin
tration,
LIST OF SIGNLRA
Senators Diward W. Brooke, Men C
aton, Cloution b. Gredeil, Philip Ar
Mark O. Harhead, Harald E. Hughes, Gale Vi
Cr : McGovern, Lee Metr
Walter P. Monda'e, Frank H. Mors, catert w
Packward, Corne Sell, card
Tata Harrison A
win Jr. Stephen A. Yong
Queremmen Thomas L. Ashley, Janatha
HBgham, Fiwand P. IMAC, Richar
Bang Joten tradema, Ge
Ir. Daniel E. Maron, Sisto O. Coste, J
yers, Jame. C. Cormat. Jorn
Don Edwards, Jrariot
M.
이
lenback, Tub Ecah, Don
Pall Findley. Don
Peter Fremmen. Corne
wher, Jacob H. Glbert. William J. Gree
Gibert Gude, Star Hay M
Herrington, When, D. Hathawas, Augustus
P. liswatos, hery felstrekt, Robert WK-
teater, Hatta Kettle award 1 Kol
Pay
Armiy. They have cotisistently
fotom trauma and car battle
for huderendence from 1855 to 180sound
the Cautot States Achtung clone of
But we cannot forest that the CLisans
so loved itberry that the number of
casumities in their two wars of indeperade
ence mounted to a quarter of a michea
pople. The total paulation of the stand
at tart time ans les that million.
What this means is that one out of
every four Cubias tacame casualties in
metr quest for therty.
Ishanieful to say that the United
Sistes seems to have turned as back on
Cuba when it is sugerint from the ins
pos.tion of an ather foreten tyranny, m
termational communem headed by the
Soviet Umon. Yet, State impartment
spokesman Robert M.Closky, a holdover
bureauernt, areatens freedom fighters
who wish to retura and help their broth
ers throw of the pool this tyranny.
otictal effort to protect Fidel Castro by
mean foydan fighters are danger-
ous and nonion wal
True, the State Department appre
Leak Cuban exttes on the grounds that
ars from the Child States are in
violation of our neutrality laws. But I
world like to rate an interpretation of
thase neutrality laws as retulered by the
lave Robei: Kennedy when he was Attar
her General of time United States
is ruling was that the neutrality lawy
were, ana i quote:
Among the dost laws in mir statutes
The were not deugned for the kind
1
of actuation watch exist in the world today
The lare Attorney General continued
and I quote from his April 20, 1961
ruline:
Their laws were never designed
to prevent Individual fran leaving the
United Rates to drht for a cause in which
they are laut.: 18 the נית
: laws a promenis refuges from Ch
arom returule to try to excare
the Aght for frostem, nor ta en indus
prohibited for the United States, with
ethers of like beliet, to join athers in
end.country for an expediuen avatusta taited
country.
believe that suing not paly!
My collerene, Senator Som Dest alo was made in the cause of ou
MOND, has already brought this to theat-
tention of the Senate. It is any wish to
brane it to the atteson of any colicarues
in the House of itepresentatives and the
American public.
Tamount of cabotage bent comm
mitted by Cubs Imade Cuba is in line
with the tradition of its people Just a
few days ago, on Mar 15, the Castro re-
dne announced the execution by trin
squad of a campesino wao burned down
Aste warcharest slela de Sarnia.
pattor lived in Cuba and give his
Hicta exchange for the destruction of
20000mar
Frota all over Cuba come siñetal ad-
it, Luchard Mytut the Cusan people are in
mantve reistance to the Communist re
ame of Volled Castro,
א. MeCake Alunet J. Mikva
Mank, Willaan.
Mr. Mr. J
E. Mes, Richara L. Otaper. Cele Pe
we, Jertrain I.. Potell, Thomas Rev. Og
nstal
Benj
....
P. Rya, James Scheuer Wom 1. St.
lau hans Tar, dr.
John V. Tuncer and Mark Edall
CUBAN INDEPENDENCE DAY
HON. WILLIAM C. CRATER
CYFLORIDA
IN THE HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES
Wednesday, May 23, 1970
Mr. CHAMER: Mr. Speaker, May 2015
a very per day for Cubans and Amer
wans. On that date in 1902, the Cuban
fortosay that twing reconce fo
Cetro and canimentsin many tim
Dan the reach
braucht riin t1950 הן שויין Yet. Cana
freedom fighters in exile ar pent
when their only pure is to help ther
follow math reath the wiry for which
250.000 Cabaus fought and were womded
ormave their lives
1 shoul: tt1: 18
It not in our own natonal interest that
Culate fred from comization by a
country sad times more powe
than the Spontards of the century?
Isis not be recenon of a Bret of
own security Unfortunately, it has beer
all but fortwtten by cur State Deport-
nient which entours to harars Char
exter and con mstructs the US Cast
Guard to opprehend freedom enters o
the high sea a torin of ometal pracy, 1
macht add
In concluion, I would like to in
hastre that Cuba is Letle more than a
Soviet base dedicated to the destructic:
of our socuts and that of free art
everywhere, I should ke104-10170-10145
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MEMORANDUM
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SUBJECT: Ramparts: John Garrett UNDERHILL Jr.,
Samuel George CUMMINGS, and
INTERARMCO

1. Ramparts of June 1967, Vol. 5, No. 12, pp. 28-29, contains
the following passages about Subjects:

"The day after the assassination, Gary Underhill left
Washington in a hurry. Late in the evening he showed up
at the home of friends in New Jersey. He was very agitated.
A small clique within the CIA was responsible for the as-
sassination, he confided, and he was afraid for his life and
probably would have to leave the country. Less than six
months later Underhill was found shot to death in his
Washington apartment. The coroner ruled it suicide.

"J. Garrett Underhill had been an intelligence agent
during World War II and was a recognized authority on limi-
ted warfare and small arms. A researcher and writer on
military affairs, he was on a first-name basis with many of
the top brass in the Pentagon. He was also on intimate terms
with a number of high-ranking CLA officials--he was one of
the Agency's 'un-people' who perform special assignments.
At one time he had been a friend of Samuel Cummings of
Interarmco, the arms broker that numbers among its cus-
tomers the CIA and, ironically, Klein's Sporting Goods of
Chicago, from whence /sic/ the mail-order Carcano alleg-
edly was purchased by Oswald.

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"The friends whom Underhill visited say he was sober
but badly shook. They say he attributed the Kennedy
murder to a CIA clique which was carrying on a lucrative
racket in gun-running, narcotics and other contraband,
and manipulating political intrigue to serve its own ends.
Kennedy supposedly got wind that something was going on
and was killed before he could 'blow the whistle on it'.
Although the friends had always known Underhill to be
perfectly rational and objective, they at first didn't take
his account seriously. I think the main reason was,!
explains the husband, 'that we couldn't believe that the
CIA could contain a corrupt element every bit as ruth-
less--and more efficient--as the mafia.'

"The verdict of suicide in Underhill's death is by no
means convincing. His body was found by a writing
collaborator, Asher Brynes of the New Republic. He
had been shot behind the left ear, and an automatic pistol
was under his left side. Odd, says Brynes, because
Underhill was right-handed. Brynes thinks the pistol
was fitted with a silencer, and occupants of the apartment
building couid not recall hearing a shot. Underhill obvi-
ously had been dead several days.

"Garry Underhill's chilling story is hardly implausible.
As a spy apparatus the CIA is honeycombed with self-
contained cliques operating without any real central control...."

2. A check of Agency records has yielded the following information.
about John Garrett UNDERHILL Jr.

a. DPOB: 7 August 1915, Brooklyn.

b. Attended high school in Brooklyn and was graduated
from Harvard in 1937.

c. Died 8 May 1964.

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d. Was a pictorial journalist for Life, 1938-1942..

e. Ordered to active duty with MIS, Washington, as
a second lieutenant, on 8 July 1943. Served with MIS-
for 2-1/2 years, working on technical and photographic
headings for MIS publications, evaluation of intelligence,
and enemy uniforms, insignia, weapons, etc. On
9 October 1945 received a War Department staff citation
for superior work in military intelligence. Left active
duty in May 1946.

f. CIA memoranda of February and October 1949
show that there was interest by the New York office of
00, Contacts Division, in using Subject as a contact for
foreign intelligence. Name checks were conducted with
various military members of the intelligence community,
but these yielded insufficient information, and OO was
advised that contact should be developed with caution, on
a limited basis, and that Subject was not to receive in-
formation classified higher than confidential.

g. On 12 March 1957 national agency checks were
again requested on Subject because of interest by the
Office of Security.

h. A UP article of unknown date cites an article written
by UNDERHILL for Esquire. The article described the U.S.
Army as shockingly weak. The UP piece stated that
UNDERHILL served in military intelligence in World War
II and Korea. UNDERHILL said that he had served as a con-
sultant /probably in 1956/ to an Army coordinating group.

i. A report of 6 August 1954 from the Office of Security,
Department of State, concerns contacts between UNDERHILL
and one Herman AXELBANK, who was trying to sell photo-
graphs of Soviet military subjects. UNDERHILL reported
these contacts to the FBI and to CLA. In November 1949

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UNDERHILL visited Washington to call the attention of CIA to
certain AXELBANK pictures and was advised that Colliers.
might be interested in some of them for an article on Russia.
UNDERHILL discussed AXELBANK with "Ricky" Haskins of
CIA.

3. On the basis of the foregoing an inquiry was made of direc-
tor, Domestic Contact Service, whose office provided the attached
reply..
:
4. The following information about Samuel George CUMMINGS,
201-178343, was compiled from his 201 file and from information
provided by the Office of Security and by CICLISPG.

a. His date and place of birth are 4 February 1927,
Philadelphia.

b. He entered on duty with CLA as a staff employee
in December 1950. He was then a - assigned to
Ground Branch, Weapons and Equipment Division, OSI.
In January 1952 he was transferred to the Office of
Procurement and Supply. During 1952/1953 he travelled
abroad extensively, buying foreign weapons.

c. He married a German national and consequently
resigned in November 1953, when he became a career
agent in Guatemala.

d. Cables of the 1951-1952 period state that
CUMMINGS was then buying arms for CLA and that
the arms were intended for resistance elements
behind the Iron Curtain...

e. On 17 August 1954 CUMMINGS became the
principal agent of the CIA-owned companies known 24
as International Armament Corporation and Interarmco
Lt., both incorporated in Canada, Switzerland, and
the U.S. CUMMINGS engaged in sharp practises in
his conduct of business and was also extremely diffi-
cult to control.

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f. A. 1957 cable states that a business man in
Panama, an Agency source, knew CUMMINGS to
be providing information to the FBI and also knew
him to be "careful about keeping the appropriate
U.S. Government agencies informed of his deals."

g. In early 1958 CUMMINGS assumed sole
ownership of International Armament Corp. and
of Interarmco. (An Agency audit established the 24
net worth of these companies as $219,000.00.)
CUMMINGS bought them with a non-interest bearing
promissory note in the amount of $100,000, payable
in four annual installments of $25,000, and certain
items of inventory which had a cost value of $67,000
and a market value of $250,000. These items were
to remain the property of CIA, and their cost was
to be returned to the Agency after they were sold.
h. On 28 June 1961 the West German publication
Der Spiegel reported that CUMMINGS had been em-
ployed by CIA as an arms expert during the Korean
War and that he had cooperated with CIA in "supplying
arms to various trouble spots".

1. Shortly after CUMMINGS left his staff position
for Interarmco, contact with him was established by
the WH Division. This contact was taken over by
C/CI/SPG im September 1954. (CUMMINGS knows
bim only by alias.) This contact is still maintained.
Until recently the principal purpose was to dispose
of arms, (and CLA made a sizeable profit on these 24
transactions. The current contact is not operational
It is not based on a project, and no payments are
made to CUMMINGS who volunteers information re-
sulting from his extensive travels and high-level
contacts. An operational clearance for CUMMINGS'
use by the CI Staff as an informant was granted in
March 1958.
ons.)
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J. On 4 January 1962 the Rome periodical Vie Nuove
stated that. CUMMINGS was hired by CIA as an expert
in arms and ballistics..

k. In December 1962 the Office of Security recom-
mended against his use by Domestic Contact Service as
a source, and in December 1964 the CI Staff advised that
it had no operational interest in Subject. (Comment: As
was noted above, this statement is correct, because
Subject's activity is not directed by the Agency. He
volunteers information.)

1. An Interagency Source Register memo to ACSI,
dated 1 June 1965, stated that at that time there was
"no record of a current operational interest in Subject."

m. An Agency report of 24 February 1966 cited.
CUMMINGS as trying to procure military equipment
from Communist Bloc countries on behalf of DIA.

n. Agency reports of February and May 1967
stated that CUMMINGS had been in close contact with
the BND (West German foreign intelligence service)
for a year or more, that he had been given require-
ments by the BND, and that these included lists of
Soviet and Bloc arms for procurement. It was also
reported that he showed a BND representative a copy
of a purchase order for the procurement of a Soviet
T-54 tank, the order having originated with DIA.
BND officials have often stated that CUMMINGS is a
CIA agent.

o. A form dated 1 June 1967 was directed to the
Interagency Source Register by "DA", presumably
Department of the Army.

5. Agency records contain numerous references to
INTERARMCO.

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6. It is noted that UNDERHILL, CUMMINGS, and
INTERARMCO have not appeared to date in any press.or
classified reports of the Garrison investigation in New
Orleans, with the tenuous exception of the Ramparts article
cited at the outset of this memorandum.

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9 JUL 1967

MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/CI/R&A

SUBJECT: Garrison Investigation
Emilio SANTANA Galindo 201-335856

REFERENCE: CI/R&A Memorandum, dated 22 June 1967, same subject.

1. In response to your request, Subject's file was reviewed and Station JMWAVE was asked to supplement the information in Headquarter's files with any additional information which would be of value in judging the effect on the Agency of Subjects' being investigated by Garrison and/or NBC.

2. Our review shows that Subject was recruited by the Agency in October 1962, not 1960 as was reported in an earlier memorandum. He was given limited training for use as an area guide on an infiltration operation in which he participated during the latter part of May 1963. Subject exfiltrated with his family about one week after being infiltrated and was subsequently terminated.

3. Listed below are the staff and agent personnel, in true name, who have been in contact with Subject and may be known to him by true name, alias or nickname.

A) STAFF
1. Eugene E. Norwinsk 03
2. Robert G. L. Wall
3. William R. Stegall 03
4. Vernon J. Goertz 03
5. Robert Clark Stevens Jr 03
6. Robert Charles Bachmann 03
7. Donald D. Never 03
8. Dewey A. Stinson 03

B) AGENTS
1. 201-291237 Jose Enrique DAUSA Alvarez
2. 201-315825 Jose NUNEZ Paez
3. 201-310132 Alicio NUNEZ Paez
4. 201-320029 Raul QUESADA Freire
5. 201-29-1-152 Otto GINER Alonso
6. 201-341236 Alberto RUIZ Falcon
7. 201-294671 Joaquin POWELL Rubio
8. 201-739710 Jose Luis FORNELL Jacinto

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9. 201-284925 Luis Albert BELTRAN Nodarso
10. 201-290305 Juan Luis COSCULLUELA Iduate
11. 201-333832 Manuel VIERA Rodriguez
12. 201-298076 Juan Carlos JIMENEZ Jimenez
13. 201-313135 Diego Mario GIMENEZ Cadenas
14. 201-328507 Heriberto SARDINA Del Campo

4. Neither Station JMWAVE nor Headquarters have any record of Subject's whereabouts and activities between October and December 1963.

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SUBJECT: Operatlona 'GYROSE/KUDESK/KUWOLF7PÅ

G-2 Penetration Action Against AMSPELL Organization and "Other Groups" in PBRUMEN
ACTION REQUIRED: FYI

References:

A. WAVE-3286, 14 January 1963
B. UFGA-7027, 28 December 1962 (RYBAT)
C. UNGA-7038, 20 December 1962
D. UFGA-7247, 12 January 1963 (RYBAT)
E. UFGA-7322, 17 January 1963
F. MEXI-2829, 13 December 1962

1. On 4 January 1963 AMHINT-27 met with QUANTUM-51 in New York City, and QUANTUM-50 advised him that Jorge MEDINA Bringuier, the Secretary General of AMSPELL in PBRUMEN, Is a G-2 agent. MEDINA and AEDO (fn), who was said by QUANTUM-50 to be on the AMSPELL National Executiyo; were actually G-2 penetrations. They planned to "roll up" the eptiro AMSPELL organization and "other groups" in one sweep and then escape by boat and contact AMRINT-53 in the JMWAVE area. MEDINA was in contact with AMBINT-53 while in PORUMEN and planned to use AMHINT-53 to establish his bona fides with KUBARK.

2. QUANTUM-51 further advised that another mission of the two G-2 agents, MEDINA and AEDO, was to make contact with Iden A to dete etermine what role it played in anti-CASTRO activities. . The secretary of QUANTUM-50 had been a very close personal friend of AEDO'ssi 's since childhood and AEDO feared she would be implica icated, -0. so he told her or of his espionago mission. She informed QUANTUM-51 and then arranged a meeting between QUANTUM-51 and AEDO. ALDO told QUANTUM-51 of his mission and arrangements were then mado to get all the AMSPELL leaders into asylum in the Uruguayan Embassy. On or about 10 December 1962 about 25 persons, including AEDO, went into asylum.

3. QUANTUM-51 further said that AEDO reportedly was arrested by. G-2 a long time ago and then recruited to work for the PBRUMEN Government.

Distribution: C/TFW watts

Attachments:
A. IDEX 011-5-1
B. Misc. material

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4. Reference C is a chronological summary of AMBINT-33's activities subsequent to his infiltration in PBKUMEN, and his contacts with Chelin, the brother of ANFRET-7. AMFRET-7's arrest was reported in Reference B. The AMFRET-7 Case Officer states that both AMFRET-7 and his brother were arrested, after shooting S88- it out with G-2 and being wounded. As noted in Reference D, AMFRET-7's arrest was made after QUANTUM-55 and Blanca MARTINEZ de Hoya, aka "Cuca," aka "Cuchi, brought MEDINA, AMSPELL's National Military Coordinator for Reception and Supply, to Iden A where MEDINA recognized AMHINT-33. AMHINT-33 said MEDINA was an old friend of his and had lived near him.

5. AMIINT-33 said further that his brother knows MEDINA, that MEDINA is the man whom AMHINT-33 used in 1961 to check up on REBELLON (Inu), the FEU Secretary General in PBRUMEN. AMHINT-33 added in his S/W Nessage 11 of 10 December 1962 that "his friends" are still in jail.

6. Reference E transmitted a letter written by AMHINT-33 on 29 December 1962 in which he states that G-2 infiltration is so great that he considers it impossible to organize anything, and he indicates that some of the agents, as in this case, have been infil- trated for more than two years. He presumably means infiltrated into anti-CASTRO organizations and/or activities.

7. Relative to the "other groups" mentioned in para. 1 above, AMHINT-33's Case Officer believes that AMHINT-33 is probably referring to the MRR, the MRP, the MDC and the 30th of November groups. The "friends" mentioned in Para. 5 may be one Eduardo BRINGAS, who is about 23 years of age, one GOUMI (nu), and others previously referred to but not identified by AMHINT-33; they may have worked for AMHINT-33.

8. JMWAVE traces on the individuals involved in this plot offer little concrete information.

a. It is noted that Jorge MEDINA Bringuier is listed on Page 13 of Attachment C to UFGA-4977 as an MRR member, with a listed aka of Carlos PRADO. JMWAVE tracing identifies one Carlos PRADO as "a brother of Raul, the head of G-2 in Las Villas Province," as reported in HAVA-6437, 5 October 1960; there is no further informa tion on this Carlos PRADO. However, the original source of the inform ation given in Attachment C of UFGA-1977 was a letter brought out of PBRUMEN by AMSTRUT-1 about early July 1962. Said letter contained a $25 money order, issued at Station No. 9, New Orleans, on 16 March 1962, for Jorge MEDINA. Bringuier and purchased by Maria Teresa MEDINA. The envelope, addressed to Sra. Consuelo. C. de RIVAS in Mexico City, bore the notation, "For Carlos PRADO," and contained a note, "This money order for $25 is for Carlos PRADO from his mother," in addition to the money order. There is one Carlos PRADO in Mexico. He is studying engineering and is the brother of Fausting PRADO Garcia, an engineer who works close to "Che" GUEVARA and is of current KUTUBE interest Faustino PRADO is married to Clara ARTIME, A sister of Josefina ARTIME, who is a close friend of AMGLEN-9, and she is also of current KUTUBE interest When AMSTRUT-2, who could have given this letter to AMSTRUT-1 to take out of PBRUMEN, was in Mexico City she called Carlos PRADO by telephone at 249769 and told him that she was a friend of his mother. This PRADO family is a large one, and includes another brother, Angel, who is in Spain, a sister who is a nun in Italy, and another brother who is a doctor in New York City. Additional data could be secured on this family from AMSTRUT-2 if desired. However, it seems probable that this money order may have been sold in Cuba by Jorge MEDINA and purchased, sooner or later, by the mother of the Carlos PRADO who is currently a student in Mexico. A copy of the material carried out by AMSTRUT-1 is being forwarded herewith. It will be noted that a part of the attachment was disseminated as UFG-1239, 13 July 1962.

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b. It is further noted that JMWAVE files show one "Mongo" listed on Page 14 of Attachment C to UEGA-4977 as captured and sentenced to 30 years in prison. This information came. from UFG-779, 12 January 1962, which was based on an ANCUTLER-1 intercept of a report from the MRR Acting Internal Coordinator in PBRUMEN to Hipolito LAZARO, the MRR Internal Coordinator temporarily in PBPRIME, sent via the Argentine Diplomatic Pouch. There was no further identification of this "Mongo." 24

c. It is noted that Reference F identifies Jorge HAEDO as a former anti-Castrista who was tortured and doubled by the PBRUMEN Government; HAEDO appears to be the correct spelling.

d. "Cuca" or "Cuchi" MARTINEZ, who has held the position of AMSPELL National Coordinator for Civil Resistance, is a personal friend of AMCOG-3 and family. She is believed to have taken asylum in the Mexican Embassy. SW Nessage 12 from AMCOG-3, dated 8 December 1962 and received 12 December, reported that QUANTUM-51 01 advised "Cuca" to hide or be cautious because MEDINA had turned out to bo a G-2 member. The message said that this was learned from AMSPELL prisoners and that, during interrogation, they were asked many questions about "Cuca" and AMOOG-2.

9. When the AMHINT-53 security review mentioned in Reference A is received, additional investigation as necessary will be made at JMWAVE.

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Cader Separate Cover Attachment to UFGA-7383, 22 January 1963

IDEN A
11,10
Spanish Embassy in PBRUMEN.

Attachment & UREA-7383

ENVELOPE
Fils

Consuolocad
Xicotencalt #84
Coyoacan
Xo:doo, D.r.
(for Carlos PRADO)

This money order for $25.00 is for Carlos PRADO from his mother.

Le copy of money order for $25.00 for Jorge Haru Dringulor tron Harta Teresa

Miss Yarlo Antonia LOP
2) sv 11th Avo.
Kia:1, Na.

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ACTION REQUNICO FUTERENCES
EXPAMENCS: UFGA 3787, 16 April 1568

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For your information

Frenasitted horovich are CA reports, motors 134 through 149, and 156.
An Index is attached.
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Attachments: (Herndth)
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CL-156 (1 copy)
CAA Index, in duplioste
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515-503

Chief, Task Force/M
Chief of Station, JHWAVE.
Operational/GIROGE
DIE, Santiago de Duba
ATTENTION REQUESTED: W/KUCAGE/NTURE. 06

1. On 9 April 1962, Jose Antonio Sacens (ca "Che"), born
11 April 193, Santiago de Cuba, Miami acress: c/o Elisa Saturni Casas,
1619 Meridian Ave., Apt. C-10 Miami Seach, telephone: JE 2-2641, vas
Intervieved.

2. Source said that during the revelutica he 'v's a member of the
DR in the University of liebena. After the revolution he went to the
University of Orinc, Santiago de Cuba, and eventually became the DRE
chief for the city. In regard to his former a association he had no
operational leads, claiming that all contact with PR members terminated
in 1959, and he knew no one who attained any stature in the Castro
Government.

3. As DRC chief for Santiago, the source claimed that he hal 50
members who he considered well organized and capable of any type of
action. He said that there were, and are, other nembers, but he docs
not consider then in the same category with the 50 who are organized into
cells. He said cach cell has nine men. There are four cells in the
University of Criente and two in the high school.

4. He said that he left Santiago in Harch 1962 and turned the DRE
over to his deputy. He then went to Habana and informed the DRE leader-
ship that the second in command had taken over and he was told that
llabana would initiate contact with the new leader. (Note: Since close
relations are maintained by the JRAVE Station and the DRE, no attempt
was made to press the source for naves and addresses, etc., as this in-
formation can be obtained in subsequent outside debriefings. The JHHAVS
Officer responsible for the DRE operational matters was informed of the
source's arrival and processing.)

5. Source said that at the time he left Santiago, the remnants of
the Catholic student organization was trying to make contact with the
DIE and he believes that by this time this contact has been made. He
said that the DRE member who was following this matter, and who would
follow through, was a blind person.

6. Listing the arms and supplies in the possession of the DRE in
Santiago, the source said that it has about 5-6 pounds of plastic remain-
ing out of a shipment of 20 pounds which was received fron the DRE in
Habana. He said the DRE in Santiago placei babs in places where the
explosion would not injure anyone. As far as arms are concerned the
source said that the Dực in Santiago has ten caliber pistols; five
38 caliber pistols; one M-3; and one Toray .

7. The source furnished the following KUTUBE-type information:

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a. He said that his father is in Jail in Puerto Boniato,
and that in order to try and get hin free, the source went to see Kajor
Delarmino "Anibal" Castilla, the chief of training for the Palma Soriano
Military Dacaarnent, whom he knew fron their days in the Santiago High
School. Source made his plea an: "Anibal" told him that before he could
act upon it, he would have to talk to the source for five hours in order
to determine his political orientation. The source replied that he did
not come to talk politics but to picad for his father. "Anibal"
answered that he would think about it and call the source one vay or
another, but he never called. Source thought that this story adequate-
ly demonstrated the (Corrnnist) political orientation of "Anibal."

b. The brother of "Anibal" (pera 6a above) is "Bertico"
Castilla, first name possibly Alberto. He resigned from the army and
is now living in Santiago, but the source is not clear on "Bertico's"
political orientation.

c. Electra Fernandes, the wife of Mendez Coninche (the
Santiago G-2 chief), is no longer the civil head (confssionado) of
Santiago. She is now the president of the Federacion de Mujeres Cubanas.

d. The source has given a complete military nap of Oriente
Province to the DRE member he left in charge of Santiago DME (see para 4
above). Information is passed from Santiago to the DIE in Habena and
the latter, in turn, is to forward the information to the States.

c. Source said that his contacts who work in Ricaro report
that the Nicaro-Mayari Arriba area is restricted and that unknown types
of military installations are being constructed.

f. The foreign instructors in the University of Oriente con-
sist of Czechs and Chileans. The Czechs have started a new medical
school in the university and the Chileans have taken over the Business
Administration Courses.

Nelson L. RAYHOCK

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CKA 134: Arturo Ines Rodrigues: A 12 895 717 (SEE UFGA - 3866)
CKA 135: Jorge Pastorpoli Comes: A 12 895 206 (SEE UFGA - 3866/1)
CKA 136: Omelio Julian Garcia Consales: A 12 995 817 (SEE UFGA - 3866/2)
CKA 137: Jose Antonio Sadurni Casas: A 12 875 903 (SEE UFGA - 3866/3)
CKA 138: Raul Sanchez Rodrigues: A 12 895 874 (SEE UFGA - 3866/4)
CKA 139: Justino Pelayo Buncio Peres Pogueres: A 12 875 872 (SEE UFGA-3866/5)
CKA 140: Ramon Alonso: A 12 895 841 (SEE UFGA - 3866/6).
CKA 141: Kallio Alejandro Arrasate: A 12 995 866 (SEE UFGA - 3866/7)
CKA 142: Hector de la Pasarella Puentes: A 12 490 361 (SEE UFGA - 3866/8)
CKA 143: Manuel Clods-Castillo: A 12 395 666 (SEE UFGA-3866/9
CKA 144: Benigno Soriano-Hernandez: A 12 615 610 (SEE UFGA - 3866/10)
CLA 145: Antonio Tomas Gonzalez Crespo: A 12 875 929 (SEE UFGA - 3866/11
CKA 146: Alejandro Profirio Caracha Gonzales: A 12 895 939 (SEE UFGA - 3866/12)
CKA 147: Joaquin Antonio Jimenes Jimenes: A 12 875 931 (SEE UFGA - 3866/13)
CXA 148: Antonio C. Samper Marrero: A 12 903 024 (SEE UFGA - 3866/14)

CTA 149: Donald Arrowmith Boulets: A 12 903 013 (SEE UFGA - 3866/15)
CKA 156: Alberto Hernandez Dolst: A 12 895 969 (SEE UFGA - 3866/16)

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Source: Isidoro Esquerra Fernandez A1289162
UEGA 3513/27
15 mar 62
PERS
Country Cuba
Subj (sre bolo different reports)
Removed from Project AMS PEAL
Cs Classification: 19724-
Date of Info Prior to 7 Far 62
Date plice aoq Prior to ? Hur 62 Kabana Cuba
Source descript. Cuban national who was student at the University of Habana
1. The student resistance organization in Habana is the Directorio
Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE, Student Revolutionary Directory).
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One of its leaders is Lester Carvin Rosales who is the chief of finance
06
for Habana Province. Man Roberto Quinteros Santiso is the general
coordinator of the DRE. He has an external line of communication,
running out of Cuba, through an official of the Uruguayan Embassy in
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06.
Habana. Quintaires replaced Ricario martirezzperderio, who is
208
also known as "El SIRIO Chino" (the Chinaman). The latter was
arrested by the Cuban security forces in January 1962 and is presently
in prison.
2. The DRE has a clandestine propaganda newspaper called Trinchera,
butafter it is publish on a very 1. rugular basis.

3. In order to finance its activities tho DRE sells boncs in one and
:
five peso denominations. however, because of the security conditions in
Cuba, one must be very careful in selling the bonds or else ho may sell
one to a cove nment agent who are constantly trying to provoke oppositionists
to show thensolvos.
4. During the latter part of February 1962 two bombs exploded in tho
University of Babans. It was said that the banbing was done by the
DRE.
NS XX REPORT- SAVE SUNCE

The section of babana known as Alturas del Bosque (roughly, the
Heights of the Woods) is being heavily fortified by the Cuban Government.
This area is located on the north side of 23rd Street 1111 above the 17-120-19
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wostra chore of the Almendares Riv r. It is said that inmortant government
officials also live in this area. Nevertheless, Leaks this section has a commarding
viewaxaxixiun of the city of nana.

H REPORT SAME SLUN
In all my time in Habana and until 6 March 1962, the date of y
departure, I new saw more than 3 Cuban air force jets planes in the air
at one time. I have talked to my friends, partionlarly one who lives
Der un airstrip at Campo Libertad, an no one has con more than this.
number in the air at one time. This leaves us to believe that the
air forou does no biva as many fate as thya saw they have.

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TO Chief of Station, JHNAVE UFG

INFO Chief, Western Hemisphere Division

FROM Chief of Base, JMBAR

SUBJECT JMZIP/KUTUBE/KUDES/KUSODA
DRS Internal Codes/Sources and Companion

ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
A. BARR-0270
B. WAVE-1220 (not sent DIR)

MICROFILMED
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DOC. MICRO. BER.

1. Forwarded under separate cover per reference B request are Subject
codes and related information. Please note that the second code does not
contain the "ll" of the Spanish alphabet as does the first code. If
accessable, sources should be contacted for code-check.

2. In submitting the information the three DRE representatives
requested to be interviewed jointly. Spokerman for the group was Adolfo 04
BARRO Garcia, A fourth refugee, Rafael SANTANA Avares, entered PBPRINE with
the DRE representatives.
04,08
a. Adolfo BARRO Garcia aka ALLST-Cut Cuines, Las Villas. DPOB - 30 Sep 1943, Quomado de
Subject was a student until April 1961, He is a
tom member of the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE) in Sagua la
Grande, Las Villas and is the regional coordinator for the DRE in the
area comprised of Corralillo, Rancho Veloz, Quemado de Cuines, Isabela
de Sagua, Sitiesito, sitio Grande, Cifuentes, Amaro, En Crusijada,
Calabasete de Sagua. The DRE has approximately 1000 man in this area
but they lack arms and other equipment. A sending and receiving set
in MADRID aka FAUSTINO is the present coordinator in Sagua da Crande,
Las Villas. The purpose of their trip to PBPRINE is to contact Manuel
SALVAT in Miend, Florida. They plan to return to Cuba.

04,08
b. Fernandes ARCO Hernandez aka ADAT DPOB - 21 Aug 1943, Sagua
la Grande, Las Villas.

04,08
c. Manuel Antonio ALZUGARAY Perez aka HECTOR DPOB - 18 Jan 1943,
Santa Clara, Las Villas.

Attachments: 1 a/s, vovere

Distribution:
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d. Rafael SASTAVA Alvarez DPH - 7 November 1932, Las Villas.
Subject was a chauffeur (taxi-driver) and plans to be at/7750 Normandy
Drive, Apt. 2, Miami, Florida, while in PUPRIME. He stated that he resided
08 at Bernaza No. 210 Havana, Cuba. Though he was not a member of any
clandestine group, he assisted the MRR group in Caibarien and just recently
assisted others to leave the country. Subject and the aforementioned
persons departed Cuba on board the Cuban /V BLAICA ESTRELLA Jonied by INRA 08
but operated by Subject's brother Israel SATAA Alvares, who dropped them 06
at Anguila and returned to Cuba to bring others out that were supposed to
meet them, but they missed their connections. Subject's group departed
from Isabela de Sagua, Las Villas 24 January 1962 at approximately 2400 hours.
On 22 December 1961 a group of approximately twenty muitiamen and men from
the ORI were drinking in various bars and displaying the Communist flag.
Anyone who appeared to be unsympathetic was beaten. They also went to
the homes of some who wore suspected of being anti-Castroites and would
beat them also. They beat up approximately twenty persons. This took
place in Calbarion, Las Villas. Subject was one of many arrested between.
22 and 26 December. When they were taken to a restaurant across from
the G-2 office, Subject managed to escape. The other three men that
came with him on the boat managed to hide him until they made good
their escape by boat.ubject lists the following as G-2 agents!

Antonis OBRECON Correa, Mayor of Calbarien, Las Villas
Une TOYO (nickname) is the head of the G-2 in Caibarien
(fnu) VILLASON is the assistant to roro
Evaristo HERRERA, who also works on a boat transhipping sugar from Cayo
Franges to Caibarien, Las Villas
Roberte ROJOS akESPONJO
Luciang DETAJA, Juanito HESTAIA and four other brothers
Guillermo SANTANA, Andres SATAA, Lorenzo SA TAMA

Subject further stated that Pedro 10.T&RO, Alejo HOTERO and Eduardo 06,06,06
MONTERO are active members of the MR group in Caibarien, Las Villas.
06 Francisco ROBLE is the active coordinator for the PP in this area.
Andres and Guillermo GO ZALEZ (fishermen) are informers for the G-2
in Caibarien. They will propose that they help Cubans get out of the
country. When all preparations are set up, the fishermen inform on
those wanting to leave. The same applies to Jose (Pepe MIRO, Evelio
GARCIA and Lado CUMA, all of Caibarion, Las Villas. Subject also stated
that the 381st and 382nd Battalion of militia are presently in Caibarien,
Las Villas. Subject states he is willing to return to Suba and work for
the underground. (Source Comment: If this subject is to be used in any
manner, please be reminded that he claims to have escaped from the C-2.
He may be trying to infiltrate the groups here or he may be trying to
find out how the DRK operates in the Las Villas zone.

CITLUEA

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SS GORY

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DRS INTERNAL CODES

Litat Gods they will use is the followings

Banda de 40 moters
7,500 kilocyclos

Clave Loon
Agente - 13 (identified only as "ilidio
radio tochnialm)

Breadcast times 8:30a.m. or 8:30 p.m. Las Fillas

The code name to be used whan transmitting will to CUFARILLERO
A B C D E F G H I J K L
Pas 185 ARADO 000-70 DIA LIBRE LOMA 90 000-22 LUZ 00-14 CALMAN
X Y Z OP Q R S T U V W
130-3 LUNA 0023 SAPO CARRO 122-9 8-18000-78 GATO SILLON 51-3 614
LL
33-1 COTORRA 109-18 802-3

COOK FOR NIDABERS:
1. 145-20. 2. 893-104 3. CANON -00 4. 657-6 5.00-21.50 6. ALCATRAZ
7. SICLON 8. 2000-17 9. 56-00 0.34-18

PUNTO ENTRE PALABRA Y PALABRA

Second code to be used-they will use one code one day and the other the next:
Samo hand Code's name FUEGO" to indicate which code is being used
Samo frequency Agente - 13
Same time Las Villas

The same code nano GUERRILLO will be used when transmitting
Δ. 124 H PALOMA
B. PEZ L. 644
C. LUNA-LLENA J. 35
D. CAIN Κ. 17-23
E. 172 L. 43-4
F. BORRO M. 180-9
G. 840 N. 14-63

S CIELO U. 419
0. RIO V.000-4
P. 93.2 ४. 00-61
९. 51-33 Χ. 6790
R. 125 Υ. ΡΙΑΝΟ
S. CAMPU Z. CALMAN
T. 340-5

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Places that they can deliver arms and equipsent or other materialال
CAYNAL (ALACRAN) AMUILAS - (LUNA LLADA). ROQUE ANY - (LOXOFORA)

Code for numberss
1. TIBURON 2. 963 3. 1,500 4, 10,000 5. CAYON 6. JOSE 7. FIERRO
8. RATON 9% MOTOR 0. 11

thenever making any phone calls they will use the following codos
LLAMAR A SRA. MARCO - SALADO A ISARELA DE SAGA, LAS VILLAS DE PARTE DE JUAN ANTONIO
OHIBGA EN MIAMI-AL HABLAR: RECUERDOS A NIVOS Y PADRE.

ESTOT HABLANDO
CATO SAL
PLYTANDO ROQUE KEY
RECIBI CARTAS IAL BIA - PARA RECOJE

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DRE ENTERNAL CODES

Einat Code they will use is the followings

Banda de 40 meters.
7,509 kilecycles

Clave Leon
Agente - 13 (identified only as "Elidio
radie technician)

Brendenst simes 8:30 am, or 8:30 p.m. Las Fillas

The code nase to be used when trossmitting will be CUERRILLERO
A B C D E F G H I J K L
PAS 185 185 ARADO C00-70 DA LIBRE LOA LOYA 90. 000-23 LUZ 2 00-14 CANA
X Y Z OP Q R S T U V W
130-3 LUNA 0023 SAPO CARRO 122-9 8-18000-78 GATO SILLON 51-3 เจ
LL
33-1 COTORRA 109-18 802-3

CODS FOR XIDABERS:
1. 345-20. 2. 893-104 3. CANON -00 4. 657-6 5.00-21.50 6. ALCATRAZ
7. SICLON 8. 2000-17 9. 56-00 0.34-18
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PUNTO ENTRE PALABRA Y PALABRA

Second Code to be used-they will use one code one day and the other the nexts
Same baud
Same frequency
Samo tich

Code's aane ruscom to indicate which code is being used
Agente - 13
Las Villas

The same code nase GUERRILLO will be used when transmitting
Δ. 124 Η PALOMA
B. PEZ
C. LUNA-LLENA
D. CALN
E. 172
F. BURRO
G. 840

L. 654
J. 33
Κ. 17-23
L. 43-4
. 180-9
R. 14-63

S CIELO
0. 810
P. 93.2
4. 51-33
R. 125
S. CAMPU
T. 340-5

U. 419
V. 000-4
४. 00-62
Χ. 6790
Y. PLAXO
Z. CALMAN

PUNTO ESTAK PALABRA Y PALABHA

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CATSAL - (ALACRAN)

ANGUILAS - (LUNA LLIDA)
ROQUE KEY - (LOCOMOTORA)
:
Code for sumberss
1. TIBURON 2. 963 3. 1,500 4. 10,000 5. CANON 6. JOSE 7. FIERRO
8. RATUN 9. MOTOR 0. 21

thenever making any phone calls they will use the following codes
LLAMAR A SKA, KARCO - SALADO A ISABSLA DE SACUA, LAS VILLAS DE PARTE DE JUAN ANTONIO
ORTECA EX HIAMI-AL HABLAR: RECUERDOS A NIVOS Y PADRE.

ASTOT HABLANDO - CAYO SAL
PLYPALDO - ROQUE KEY
RECIBI CARTAS TAL DIA - PARA RECOJE

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Chief, MF Division

SUBJECT: Herrrutibeascon

AR: FYI

1. During your recent TDI to Header you requested all available
information regarding a young Cuban named Land who talked to Identity 1.

2. Identity 2 met with Jose Maria Lasa rutibeasoon and Identity 1 on
2 October 1961. Identity I, apparently, bedosa quested by: ubject's uncle, a
Cuban official in witserland to meet with
mo had recently departed fron
Cuba under a safe conduct agreement.

3. During the conversation LASA Jalboss but his uncle, an old school friend
of Identity 1 and, also, Subject's father, a minor Cuban Government official also
stationed in Witzerland | Both the uncle are father vere in disagreement with
the CASTRO Covernment and there was some leication that one or bota were willing
to defect. Although this point was touched pair obliquely, Identity 2 gathered
that Subject wanted to get his father into this country with mas assurance of
support. The question was not asked directly aci ano comaltments were made ar
implied.

4. After this relatively short talk in Identity l's office, Subject and
Identity 2 went into a conference room where he rave Identity 2 papers dealing
with the organisation and purpose of the Mik (which were already available) and
said he would work with the students in the futreis also expressed a wish
to go to Switserland for the purpose of informing the International Red Cross
group there of the inhumane treatment of Cubar political prisoners.

5. In parting, Identity 2 had a distinct inpression that Subject had not
really accomplished the primary objective of his visit, and as he was returning
to Miani, the fororoing was passed to Icantity 3.

6. For further information on Subject refer to AVE-8363, 9 Oct 61,
DIR-17475, 12 Oct 61; and DIR-23974, 14 or cl. also, Dee copy of GAVA-1631
(Attachment 2).

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Chief of Station, JMWAVE
Chief, Task Force W
GYROSE/PW
Activities of the DRE (Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil)

1. The source of the information contained in subsequent
paragraphs is Jose Ricardo Rabel Ortega, A 12 821 451, Cuban national
who is the oldest son of Jose Ricardo Rabel Hunez, the present
national director of "Viviendas Campesinas" in Cuba. Source was a
Navy cadet at the Mariel Academy from February 1960 to November 1961.
As part of the curriculum source spent two weeks in Minas del rrio,
Oriente Province, during the latter part of 1960. From February to
12 July 1962, source worked for Viviendas Campesinas as a general
office clerk. He nay be reached at the following address: c/o Manuel
Gomez, 539 NE 70th Street, Miami, Florida, USA.

2. Source gave the following information which is repeated
verbatim herein.

In a conversation on 13 July 1962 in Havana, my brother-in-law,
Fernando Gomez Fonseca, told me that the Directorio Revolucionario
Estudiantil (DRE) in Cuba had received. 14 tons of arms and munitions
to be used in the near future against the Communist regime of Cuba.
He also told me that experts in the handling of explosives were
entering Cuba for sabotage of bridges and railroads.

My brother-in-law, Fernando Gomez Fonseca, is in charge of the
DRE in Havana Province. I also know Laureano ("Lino") Pequeno who
is one of the most important DRE leaders in Cuba

In the conversation, I learned also that the DRE is expecting
another ship with arms and ammunition in the near future and a yacht
which is now in a Latin American country. The yacht is for use in
activities against the Castro government.

The activities against the Castro government to be carried out by
the DRE are expected to start within e month or two months at the latest...

Note: This information is confidential, and I want it to be kept in
the greatest possible secrecy. I have spoken with no one else of this
matter, which I consider very delicate. I want held in complete
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("Lino") Pequena.

3. It is suggested that your Station may wish to establish
contact with source for purposes of determining any operational
potentialities that the source may have and/or to assess a possible
breach of security.

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CITCUBA

Drop 1. On 14 July 1962, Juan Rodriguez Jobolca, A 12 821 206,
born 19 November 1934, Rancho Veloz, Las Villas, last address, Havana;
US address: c/o Jose Deetjen, 14746 East 57th Street, Apartment 3,
Maywood, Los Angeles, California, telephone 581-5569, wes interviewed.

2. Source said he formerly belonged to the DRF, but after Playa
Ciron it disintegrated. Nevertheless, he said, he was able to keep in
contact with a few DRE people who are in Havana. He said details on the
DRE could be obtained from Manuel Salvat, but he did state that he belonged
to the DRE group headed by a brother of Diaz Lanz. This brother is still
in Havana. He said this group wants to engage in political assassination,
and has repeatedly requested that pistols with silencers be sent from
the United States.
F 06.
3. Source said that his cousin, Salvador Jomolca, is a guerrilla
leader in Las Villas Province, more specifically operating between
Matenzes and Corralillo. He said that his cousin is a Ileutenant about
30 years old. He has a small group, few arms, and very little ammunition.
He is trying to get outside help but there is no method of communicating
with him.
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4. Source said that Salvador Jomolca ic married to a daughter
of "Campito", the elder. (Comment: A previous source reported that
there are two "Canpito"s, a father and his son. The son is the most
reported upon guerrilla leader, the father apparently only accompanying
the son.)

Nelson L. RAYNOCK

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Debriefing of PBRUMEN Legal Travelers for PW Aspects

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1. Ca 15 May 1962, at about 1730 hours local, JMWAVE conducted
a PW debriefing of the following legal travelers:
a.
F 05
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Raquel LA VILLA Gonzalez, PDOB: 10 Jan 1940, Havana. Avenue
08
19 No. 3611 Marianao, Havana, Employed as clerk in
Ministerio Comercio Exterior, Department of "Empresas y
Alimentos", Foreign Exchange Section. Subject has been
militant in the DRE since late 1900, working as a pessenger
and confidant for contacts in their legal apparat (not the
clandestine net). Subject arrived in Miami on PAA Flight
422 on 15 May 1962.
05
09
b. Cecilia LAVILLA Gonzalez, PDOB: 18 June 1943, Havana.
08 Avenue 19 No. 2614 Marinhao, Havana. Unemployed. Student
Subject is sister of a. above and has assisted her in a
similar capacity.
SELLE
F 09
05
c. Miriam BARO Esteva, PDOB: 26 Oct 1937, Palma Soriano, Oriente
Distribution:
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Province Calle 27 No. 906) Vedado, Havana. In Miami;
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220 NE 26th Terrace, Miami. Subject was employed-as
receptionest_in_the office_of her brother Carlos BARO 06
a dentist in the L & 23rd Bldg Vedado. Subject arrived
in Miami on PAA Flight 422 on S Nay 1962.
08
2. Subjects a and b are sisters and were questioned together. On
the topic of reception of radio programs in Cuba, both were agreed that
the best reception was the "Voz de las Americas" which came in strong
and clear with rarely any interference jamming. Program content was
described as generally good, gave a morale boost to the audience and
was becoming popular.

3. In commenting on Radio Las Americas, they pointed out that
they had not heard it or attempted to tune in because they felf the
quality was much the same as its predecessor, "Radio Swan" which lost
its prestige prior to and during the April 1961 invasion attempt. Both
declared this was a general opinion among their acquaintances.

4. Subjects commented very favorably on programs heard over
station XEW, Mexico and WRUL, New York, describing reception and con-
tent as good and with large audiences in Cuba.

5. In referring to other programs, subjects reported that on
1 May, relatives in the Matanzas area telephoned them in Havana to tell
them that the "students" (DRE) were on again (TV intrusion). Also,
later in the day, friends in the Vedado area called to tell them to
tune into Channel 2, that there was a program there(about 2115 hours
local). Unfortunately, they had already sold their TV set since they
were leaving soon. Both agreed that the system of announcing the TV
intrusion broadcasts over CONTE Aguero's program on WRUL a few minutes
prior to the intrusion was the key to large audiences. Almost all
GOC oppositionists upon hearing this announcement, start telephoning:
their friends to tune into the TV channel announced.

6. Concerning the DRE internal organization, subjects reported
that they had not been active recently and not witting to clandestine
operations. They were aware, however, that the DRE internal net was
waiting for the infiltration of AMHINT-53 or AMHINT-2 to brief them on
the situation in exile and what support would be forthcoming. They.
reiterated the reports on two bombs set off in the university area by
the DRE and burning of cane and henequen fields in Matanzas and Las
Villas.

7. When queried on disturbances in Las Villas and/or Katanzas on
or about 3 May, they replied that they heard the persistent rumor that
a unit (company or regiment unknown) of militia had bolted and gone
up into the Escambray Mountains. No further details were known.

8. When questioned on written propaganda such as flysheets or
clandestine newsheets, both declared that the last propaganda seen was
the clandestine issue on "Trinchera" (DRE organ), that no other pro-
paganda sheets had been seen since before the April invasion.

9. When asked their impression on anti-CASTRO propaganda in
general they felt that it was too negative; that while the exiles and
opposition groups were busy tearing down the image of CASTRO, he was
before the people with some proposal that was based either on truth,
had a ring of truth in it, or at least appealed to the masses. That
some of their contacts with young girls who served as "brigadistas"
(rural tutors in the campaign for literacy) turned up interesting
remarks. These girls claimed that many of the country folk. would throw
their hands in dismay when Communism was mentioned to them, and
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10. Subjects also felt that propaganda should be directed more
toward that sector of Cubans that are not fanatic Fidelistas or
communists, and have not commited, themselves to the opposition movement
for such reasons as indolence, lack of courage, or economic docibility:
Raquel remarked that our propaganda seemed to be divided into two
broad categories, one directed at or attacking the hard-core Fidelistas
and the other for opposition movement consumption.

11. Subject c above was debriefed for her report on reception of
a FALCON broadcast in Havana on 1 May 1962. She stated that she was
called by a friend at about 2100 hours on 1 May and told that the DRE
Trinchera program was being broadcast over Channel 2 at that moment.
Miriam turned on her TV and does not recall how high she had to turn up
the volume, but to her recollection, not higher than normal. She heard
very clearly, the monologue rebuttal of the CASTRO speech earlier that
afternoon. She immediately called two of her friends and subsequently
received calls from them and others on reception of the program. Her
account of parts of the program and the times stated agree with WAVE'
file copies of the program script.

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GYROSE/Operational-Transmittal of CAC Reports
ACTION: For your information

Transmitted herewith are fourteen CIA reports and an index of same.

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CIA Index, in duplicate

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(Number assigned: Subject: Source)

CKA 175: Office of the Secretary of the Presidency: A 12 903 308
(SEE UFGA - 3930)

CKA 176: Reque at Seat A 12 444 373
(SEE UFGA - 3930/1)

CKA 177: Clemente RODRIGUEZ Ramos: A 12 903 409
(SEE UFGA - 3930/2)

CKA 178: DRE/FOAC-Habana: A 12 903 419
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CKA 179: Information on Bayamo, Orienta Province: A 12 903 404
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CKA 183: Independent Opereter/Miami to Matanzas: Jesus Gregorio PEREZ
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CKA 184: List of Cubans Entering the U.S. with False Visas: Nelson L. RAYNOCZ
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(SEE UFGA - 3930/10)

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CKA 188: Beauty of Calabazar/Contact to Isle of Pines: A 12 903 509
(SEE UFGA - 3930/12)

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Chief, Task Force/W
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ATTENTION REQUESTED: RUWACE

1. On 24 April 1962, Ignacio Pla Martinez, A-12903419, born
10 December 1943, Habana; Miami address: 2015 SW 25th Street, was
interviewed.

2. Source said that he was a member of the DRE" and the FUAC
in Habana. When asked what the FOAC is, he said that it is the
Federacion y Organizacion Anticomunista Cubana. He explained that
the DRE is trying to reorganize and that the FOAC, a large united
organization, is trying to help the DRE. The FOAC, he said, is
instructing the DRE in its reorganization.

3. Source said that his DRE contact is Manuel Somora, Jr.
living on Calle Milan number 330 entre Lourdes y Villolio, Arroyo
Apolo, Habana. He said that Somozafie in direct touch with an 06
FOAC coordinator and that his job is to organize student groups for
passive resistance activities. This includes, he said, propaganda
work, distributing pamphlets and starting rumors.

4. Source said that the identity of FOAC members is kept
quite secret, but he was aware that one Lazero Hernandes is an 06
FOAC leader in Habana. He knew no other details.

Nelson L. RAYMOND

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UFGA-3797/02, (CKA-123) 12 Apr 62, 19-9-9

One Eduardo Tomas TORRES Ramos said that the was
(hat been) Chief of Security for DRE in Sagua la Grande,
and that for all practical purposes the resistance
has been liquidadated in Sagua la Grande. As Chief of
Security his job was to hide and exfiltrate people fleeing
from Cuba which he said was the last remaining job that the
resistance could do.
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TO Acting Chief, WE
FROM Chief, Task Force

Chief of Station, Madrid
SUB/WEB/PBRUEN
ACTION: FYI Resistance Activity in Cuba

The following information was provided by Francisco Luis Rodrigues Gonzales (CC-1169), a Cuban refugee who arrived in Spain in early August 1962 and had been active in the Revolutionary Student Directorate, an anti-Government resistance group, while in Cuba.

a. Source has been opposed to the Castro regime ever since the defection of Diaz Lanz in May 1959, and was involved in sabotage activity with the Revolutionary Student Directorate. His immediate supervisor was Angel 06 Fontanills known as "Charles" in clandestine circles. Alberto Muller, the leader of this group, arrived clandestinely in Cuba in October or November 1960 and began to organize the various groups of Directorate to bring about an insurrection in the Sierra Maestra area, in Oriente Province. These groups were mainly from the provinces of Las Villas and Havana, and received orders to unite with Muller who was already in the Sierra Maestra. The men went there in small groups, and had the seminary in the Santuario del Cobre as their destination. Once in that spot, they received final instructions and military equipment. Source's group, which consisted of two carloads, entered the Sierra Maestra through Bayamo. Source was riding in the first car. When they arrived on the outskirts of Bayamo, source's car was stopped by the militia, but the car was allowed to pass without any check. A few minutes later they realized that they were being followed and tried to escape. An alarm and shots went up, and they were finally captured and taken prisoner. The second car, which was following close behind them and was warned by the shots, was able to escape.

b. The prisoners were taken first to G-2 Headquarters in Santiago de Cuba and later to the Boniato Prison, where they were interrogated by the G-2. There were two American prisoners there, and although source did not know their names, he said that they were from the Guantanamo Naval Base.

c. Muller was taken prisoner a few days later (shortly after the ill-fated invasion of Playa Giron). No arms were taken from him when he was arrested. Had this insurrection been successful, about 1,000 men would have risen up.

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d. Of the Muller group, which was called the "127", about 20 prisoners were taken, five of whom, including source, were set free. One of these was an infiltrator called Flores, whom no one trusted since they knew that he was not "one of the group." Another of these was Rolando Valdés D'Wolf who is now in prison in the Fortaleza de la Cabaña serving a nine- year sentence. He was captured trying to escape in a car belonging to a militiaman and wearing a militia uniform. He defended himself bravely, but received five bullet wounds which incapacitated him. The other two who were released were Eduardo Díaz Lanz and Jorge Cruz Peña, a sergeant in the Rebel Army who was with Castro in the Sierra. The latter had actually not been involved in the group. Source thought that he (source) and Diaz Lanz were released so that they might be followed and lead the Government to other groups and individuals in Havana who might be involved in resistance activity. Source had been in prison six months before being released, and one thing which he could not explain was that on the paper that he was given which indicated his release, no mention was made of any sentence or penalty.

e. On several occasions, Muller had been subjected to false execution procedures, with the purpose of trying to make him talk, but he did not weaken. During the trial, "everyone remained firm," and source was told that Muller was very brave in his pronouncements against the Regime and, at every moment, abided by his principles. He presented a very brilliant self-defense.

f. When source was in the Boniato prison, he shared a cell with a Captain Aníbal Rodriguez, who belonged to the MRR. This officer, along with other rebel officers and soldiers, had staged an uprising in Imias, in Oriente Province. Later he was sentenced to death and shot.

g. During his last days in Cuba, source avoided all revolutionary activity, since he wanted to leave Cuba more than anything else. However he knew that the various resistance groups worked hard, carrying out a great deal of independent sabotage activity, although there was not much coordination among the various movements. One movement which had a large membership, especially in Oriente Province, was the 1-30-II. This group was planning to launch an insurrection in Pinar del Rio in January 1962, but they could not carry it out since the repression in the area was so great.

h. Hans, a member of the Revolutionary Student Directorate, was recently taken prisoner, and it seemed that he was tortured a great deal and talked. As a result of this, a house in Wajay, in Havana Province, was seized and arms and gelatina were found. The owners of the house and other persons were arrested.

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1. PROBLEM OF ROBERTO DE VARONA BECOMING ACUTE AS INDICATED FOLLOWING PARA-
GRAPHS.
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2. ORM/SON REPORTED INFO FRON LITAINT-5 29 SEPT 60 THAT VARONA RENTED AND
FURNISHED INDEPENDENT OFFICE ON CALLE INDEPENDENCIA HANDLE AMHAWK AFFAIRS. L-5

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IF ROBERTO REMOVED THE REMAINS HERE, FEEL OVERALL EFFICIENCY MEXI DELEGATES
WILL BE UNDERMINED BY DISSENSION. Jeans Rodriguez Alesen
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EFFECTS MEXI DELEGATION. SAYS ROBERTO CONTINUALLY CUTS ACROSS LINES AND RUNS
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INCLUDING TYPE NUMBER ARMS NECESSARY.

7. STATION COULD HAVE GOBERNACION AGENT ADVISE ROBERTO TO LEAVE COUNTRY
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FROM
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DATE
5 February 195

SUBJECT OFNEPAL
SPECIFIC
Frits (aka Fred) SNSCI

Reference: State Dept Control Cable 1437, 14 Nov 52, from Bonn

1.  On 11 and 52, the Press Attache' of the Paris Embassy wrote us the following memoranda:

According to French records, Fred sical was born May 31,
1903 1 Berlin. He was trained as a lawyer, left army in
1931, cal appeared in Paris in 1933. In 1939, to calistol
in the Forolga Legica. Since then 1920, ho was demobilised
la Lorocco. Ha fled to Seitserland 101542 d rotereed to
Paris in Lay 1945. Since that time, he has variled for "Die
Zeit" in Zurich, "Libera Stampa," a Socialist daily in Ingeحم
and other papera. In 1949, went to work for "Die Colt,"
the Britich-controlled newspaper in licburg. In February 1951,
le was replaced ca that paper by a Gereen. At the present
tis, ha vorke for "Radio Sarrebruckea," as toll as for "Dar
Band. Ha vas naturalized Fruch in 1947.

Ecocally, to was cleared by SKAFB to eas everything froa
the Pyrences to the Elts. s did to and each a report ca
the Atlatte Foreca. File articles were considered of ty th
Freash, cad even taro translated in the press review tullatin,
"Dosanatatica"

Son tics after the articles had eppeared, hvor, a
Freach cfficial coprossed esteniebat that 3 bed boمع
civen rech Hacervaltaties. fghts had as proof to
offer, this afficiel do the cutest this 3:30
to the Fresh samt of the Costafora. Ka
gave no further darogatory informatica.

2.  Ko searched car files, found no provicus record of Subject, and inforced the Frass Altecha socordingly.

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3.  C 17 Hor 52, the Pross atteris called our attention to
State Dapt. Coatrol cable 1437, frca ca, dated 14 Nov 52, a copy
of which is attached hereto for your ccaveatcise. Basing our re-
quest ca the information contained ta para I above, and on the
attachad cable free Bonn, we subaltted queries concerning Subject
to both in End UNBOUND.

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4.  23 53 ج, we received the following reply from UNBOUND:

Frits (cks Fred) SSC, tera 31 Ly 1903 Dorlia,
of Gorcea origin, the sca of Wiland Earths TUT,
eccaired French nationality by naturalication ca 1 April
153. 19 October 1933 in Foria 18, ta married hia...
cepatriot ElIEN STRIEL, born 24 August 1505 in Borlin.
They have one child, bom 25 Lay 1937, of Freash nation-
ality.
.....
SUSC Joined the Faralga legica in 1940 and was da-
ccbilized in February 1941. In 1942, fearing lost
ha to intorced in a corp in the templed w, h
cided to go with his wife to Saltzariced. Upon his ar
rival in Switzerland, bo was arrested for clandestina
border-orosaing ad intered in a cap at Kurtiy,
(Falcio). Later, ha vas transferred to a lower carp at
Sierra. During his stay in Saitserland, ba allegedly
several articles under the pecudaya "Bacal" in
the Srics socialist press, notedly in the paper "Libora-
Sta

La a 1935, he retained to Freges and cateled at
Entrega (Sota), vhara & still waldes at 211 Arezzo
Fierro Broscolotto. Since 1515, a bad a legal offios
etora d'Heatovilla, Faria Wa, hare, according to a
creally rolidlo exarco, é is reported to hava hald
one with Konstanti ElF607 of the Soviet Corciel
Liestea (ele - Eco Ltd 11555) dvity WOCHEN of the
Sories Information Bareca. The activity of this legal
office is, in fact, alwat negligible,

Sines 1945, he also has oporated za office for tha
cattlesnt of disputed claisy for the intermatical
Reserve and Rolier Cocaitter (I.F.R.C.), 35 Brd.
Cepartnes, Perio. Ka equally 10 aistrator of the
firaveak and Sluit" of Atsarp, Salzina.
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ANCON Covotos the creator part of his activity, however,
to journalica. Es is a correspondint of vertous French sad
forola naucpapers, notably the Suica paper "Dor Dand." E
is accredited officially to the French Klatstry of Information.
ka bas coteired nazarcus vicas for foreign countries in order
to fulfill his professional obligations.

ka has novor attracted attentica free the political point
point of vica, but to cuspect his of being identical with an
indivichal of the esss naze who belonged to the Suiss "Rota
Eapollo notwork.

SILSON 13 in contact with a can named EURCHFARET (sic
cco para 5 tales), now a correspondzat of "Dor Eurd" in
Faric, and who alco 10 cuspected of baing identical with an!
ox-agent of the "Rota Kepollo."
:
Es are cantiming our investigation of Frits Shsom.

5.  With regard to the BURCHIARD?cticmad above by UITOUND, since have consulted with the Press Attechs, who has tosa able to iden tify him as follows:
    
bals.i
Head LURCETARDT, bora 9 Septcator 1906 in Lehr, Germany,
proxatly residing at 105 Bvd. Voltaire, Pario llo, economic
correspcadeat for "Dor Band," eccredited as a journalist to
the Presidence da Concall ca 10 February 1945, clco works
for the Voreinigten Wirtschafta Dicact of Frankfurt, in
baca se corious journalist, but otherwise as a doubtful
individual.

6.  04 Feb 53, wo received the following loss completo reply from UWIC:
    
Frits (cla Fred) SICO, formerly a Corcan losyor, toc'k refuge in France in 1933. Es les opened a legal office in
Fario cad alco occupies Hemolf with formalice. Catil now,
no unfavorable informatica has been cotairied concerning hiu.

7.  Es cre making all of the shove information available to both the Darcy Fross Attacks cad to SF. We would appreciato receiving all possible further Carczatory informatica concerning SECCI, blo various coatcats, and his estivities. We would be interested to receive, in particuler, any informatica to confirma UNID's carpicion that sinsal, and/or BURCKHARDT, used to belong to the "liots Kapallo network.

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SUBJECT: Passing of ha reports to Brasilian fathorities.
KEP-1-519
27.0ctator 1954

1. On 18 October, Marcos EAST03, ACUATI's colleague in the Draatiten Fodoral Political Foliga, aforaad his that of 15 October be had rebaittal to the Chief of Police alation of the reports had received from ATHY.
(East had bean given by AATHY starilised verstone of R-2 to 12-15, inclusive, and 13-17 to 12-29, inclusive, along wa biographical information of the caurces of those reports. R2-15-30 mare not passed to BASTOS because they had been obtained from ALLOPATHY.)

2. On 27 October ELSTC3 informed that the translation of the reporti had a forwarded by the Chief of Folice to Colonel LERALDO, the pressat hand of the Fedoral Alitical Folica in lo da notte, che, in turn, bod formartal it w Jasi 100 of the Folitical Division of the Folitical Police, for his reescalations. Elsic stata that to believel PIOGRAFIALI wuld recobal that the reports be forwardal to the Feroin Offics cai tha Far Vinistry. EASA also intends to give a copy of the translations to Ribeiro de ANARS, head of the Servicio da Vilancia of the Departeant of Political and Social Ordor (D.O.P.S.), São Paulo, tas iniicated an interest in recalving it.

3. As an introduction to the translation of the reports, LiSTOS Cascribed briefly Brazil's Statoloss rouges inmigration probics and the voluntary velfere organizations which assist the inaigrants in gaining entry to, and settling in, Erasil. The translation of this introductien is as follows

The currant imigration of hito Russians tato Brasil began in 1913. It has dialniched since June 1954 in the face of the dectaton teken ty t Rational Institute of Colonization ent Imigration (Instituto Eacional de Licração Colonis) (H.1.I.C.) on 16 Jun 1954. On that dats, thre Directorata of the H.I.I.C. decided to request that the Kinistry of Foreign Rolations take the necessary atops to stop the issuance of vicas for stateless perons for a period of sixty days.

con 30 Juns, Vicento WD, thon Foreign Kinister, cant a circilar to all me consulates ordering a stoppage in the issuance of vices until a final decision could be reached.

Ca 22 September, the Foreign Office bad to the consulates new instructions, according to which, corarally sporting, stateless tigreats are pareittel entry to Erasil only if they have in Erasil relatives in the direct line of descent shoss ocomade situation is such that they can guarantes the cabstatoncs of the icalgrants.
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lievertheless, it cay to wted the: there are various stateless sem in Hong Kong, with their respective passporta in orier, miting accommodati on one of the five chips of the tong Long-Dienos Aire 11منا الج BOLAGSVAT LSSSVANP JS, TRELLER,
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The difficulties which the international organisations counter in obtaining complète and roltaldo Laforation on the imigrants are ce to a large extent to the fact that those imigrants lucy's resita in areas far removed from tin locales of the organizations offices. Ons wat alas raise the fact that included coong the stateless imigrante is a large or of persona useful to brazil, auch & the following types of writoras achenics, engineers, electricians, cheatsts, etc.

There are twelve international organisations who are responsible for preparing the imigrants for this Jourray or batter, the cilt of those stataless rofugees from China sad various European countries. They cros
1. A.J.D.C. - American Joint Distribution Committos, with offices in Rio ant São Paulo.
2. Ε.Ο.Ι. - Entr'Ailo Ouvriore Internationale (International Workera
3. Η.Ι.Α.S.

Lutual Aid)
4. 1.C.M.C.
Hebrow imigrant Aid Socioty, with offices in Rio and São Paulo.

International Catholic Higration Cission, with offices
in Rio end São Paulo.

5. 1.5.3. International Social Service, with offices in His and São Paulo.
6. I.R.C. International Homsuo Committee. has no representatives in Erasil.
7. L.W.F. Lutheran Korld Federation, with offices in Rio and São Paulo.
8. W.C.M.C. National Catholic Wolfaro Conference, with offices in Rio
anl São Paulo.
9. S.A.E. Suios Ald to Europa. Has to representation in Erasil.
10. T.F. Tolstoi Foundation, with offices in Rio ant São Paulo.
11. U.U.A.R.C. Unitel Virenian Azerican Koliof wittes.
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12. W.C.C.Worli Council of Churches, with offices in Rio cad São Paulo.
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"Two of those organizations handle the largest number of arrivals. Ono 13 the W.C.C. shows office in Rio is located at Praia do Fl, 180, ept. 602; 113 office in São Paulo is at a D. Veridiana, 30. (20 Paulo office is under the direction of Wiss Rachel da CARVALLO. CARVALLO. (2) Tha othor arganisation is to N.C.M.C., whose office in illo is at Avonida Churchill 60; its office in São Paulo is in the Church of Peace (Igreja on kia licorio. The São Paulo office ia under the direction of Fatior Lario.(3)

Since 25 April 1954, cary statolcas persons sio have baca unable to obtain a visa for Erazil, Canada or Australia have boon repatriated to tho U.S.S.. As a result of this repatriation, it is possible, though rot probable, that sors elements may be sent fiva China to Brasil to engage in cubversiva activities hare, while ambers of their families, who have been repatriated to Russia, are held as hostages there."
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1. RIOD-346 reported on 2 October 1954 that about 6 such statele rofees with entry visas for Bresil issued prior to 30 Mins 1951 1 KoUs KoUs waiting for transportation to Brasil.

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2. The head of the W.C.C. office in Rio is André MOURATIEFF, who is concurrently Dologate of W.C.C. for all Latin America and, in this capacity, is Kiss CARVALHC's superior.

3. The head of the N.C.W.C. in Rio is Walter DWINICA, who is the overall hest of N.C.W.C. activities in Brasil, in which capacity he is Father Harlo's superior. DUSHNYCK's chief assistant in Rio lo Hies Adelaida da Costa ACEVEDO

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Place Arquired France, Paris
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ADAM STY INFORMATION
Feport No: KP 5929.
Date of information: Current
Date Acquired: 8 January 1952
Date of Report: 12 January 1952
Cource: Through a fairly reliable source fra an informant with NP contacta

1. Jose, whed in the "Pronator affair" end as a result
סx3101 ותa trha Central Coalttes of the FC in the Spring of 1951, was recently led the josition as Adalnstrativa Gecretary of the Restoral Kinara Federatica (COT) in the Kard and Radicalatoracions. Auguste was inotammental in scouring this reezeigment for Rid, according to cource.

2. )Laca) 10 (alle) who wore in charge for ניינסן של of the reorganisation of the Regional Federatior have been placed rld's orders and have been charged with Pinaufficient action".

3. Das been given "full pacare" to visit all aytuificates a to autoleranta judged wrocessary, roducing the diroating cronica of the various cyndicatos, Coures stated hat is colivities era partially ulotated by finansiel necasalty and tint staffs will be reduced for econcato reasono.

(8), Cacrotery of the incre symulicato of Domain (Ford), כל baca charged with reorganicting the Valancicanos costor, in particular the caus regica, mich nga fallen into lothar es a result of the inertio of the tratto (120)。 According to souros, Cl, foxer Cecray Daneral of the cinera Cor حاده for castics been in itra fcr El Co a result of lack of disciplina and incercatenca in encata cffairs. Kosover, הסכנת nted to take כהכנת כלtility fer dictooing a first aut porformed by LORD in hio

4. Feccably catered that to els has been given fזמכן נות pap drore symelicates and the all (Charles) 111 next elections for siness Colegatos.

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3. The la CIRCUT o in Perda ca cocmindo correspalet for "der Dual", reably is Llantical with the Roma ADT mentioned in the "Final EQUIL Ropert (l, Pat III, Vol. 1, p. alch statons

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4.55hb to Certify the (2) LUCCI of the Soriot Information المتا al tartotta Dahal בת 15 علامت International Recaro (2) letter Colites faceretes 10 وحدة d Folief Committers cffices at Per City, ale des Feb matiahf Istamatical Relief Colttes cal the Day Balief Canitte. It is facially to troupes fב خالد it a cati-fects: Galatica sing ranges without regard to nationalities, the calcally a Caciat amatica, svarel Camlata have been filial with it (co اردستان al, therefero, castership in the I.R.R.C. to viewed with

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Forwarded horowith is a Foreign Service Daspatch dealing with the
IMC's program for Hungarian refugees. Your attention is called to the
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indicatos Ue ganeral lines of action taing followed by is organisation,

Croeral Donovas also discussel with Er. R. R. Erean, OFC, Frankfurt, the
master of distratte sport for te th and a pom
was counseled to etait estirates of the coote prior to contract negotiation.

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104-10171-10220 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

9 June 1960

KENGRANDUM FOR: Acting Director of Central Intelligence

VIA: Deputy Director (Plans)

SUBJECT: Conversation between President Lopez Mateos of Mexico
and Mr. Winston Scott, Chief of Station, Mexico

REFERENCE: MXII 5693 (IN-49514), dated 8 June 60

1. This memorandum contains a suggestion, in Paragraph 3, for the
consideration of the DCI.

2. On the night of 7 June, President Lopez Mateos requested Mr. Scott
to inform "his good friend, President Eisenhower," of the following:

A. That the President is a friend of the United States, "not only
because of necessity but of genuine desire and ideology".

B. That the invitation to President Dorticos of Cuba was extended
two weeks after it was indicated that Dorticos was going to Mexico
"on his own", through the Mexican Ambassador in Cuba.

C. That he will not invite Fidel Castro to Mexico even though Cuban
Ambassador Jose Antonio Portuondo told President Lopez Mateos that
Dorticos will request an invitation for Castro.

3. President Lopez Mateos also asked that President Eisenhower be
informed that he [is delighted that a decision has now been made to get rid
of Castro.] The DCI may wish to inform the President of the above.

4. President Lopez Mateos was indirectly informed of CIA intentions
in regard to Castro through a conversation between Mr. Scott and Jose Lorenzo
Cossio, Advisor to the Mexican President, who informed Mr. Scott that President
Lopez Mateos would not invite Castro to visit Mexico, even though Dorticos is
going to ask him to do so. Mr. Scott suggested that if the Mexican President
helped CIA to achieve the overthrow of Castro, he would not have to deal with
the problem of inviting Castro to Mexico.

J. C. King
Chief
Western Hemisphere Division

cci: DCI
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No. of Pages: 4 Report No: 23 toral File No:

Remarks Made By Howard H. Antell By copy to:

Distribution: Wash (2) Orally to:
Nord (1)
Kana (1)
Files (1)

Note available to the Embassy and G-2

Source Cryptonym: Sources Identified References:

Source, Operational Data, and Comments: 23.

[TEIIS] indicated that the Headquarters of the Caribbean Legion were being
transferred to Panama where it could count on the aid of the ARIAS government",
and that Julio Mori Masegoza, active in the Caribbean Legion, would remain
in Mexico dedicating himself to the purchase of gold and its clandestine
exportation to Guatemala and Panama.

TAM-639 requested confirmation of the above information.

It is possible that the attached report may tend to confirm part of this
information.

Classification

Subject: Gold Shipments Report No: [7]764

Place Acquired: Panama City, Panama Date of information: May-July 1950
Evaluation: Date Acquired: June-July 1950
Source: Date of Report: 10 July 1950

1. G-2 reported that an 7 May 1950 a B-26 type bomber arrived in David, Panama,
from Brownsville, Texas, due to a low gasoline supply. The plane was headed for
Tocumen Airport in Panama City, and carried as a crew the following according to
G-2:
Frank OHGEL, U.S. Citizen, Pilot
O. MARTINEZ, U.S. Citizen, Co-Pilot
Steve MURRAY, U.S. Citizen, Mechanic 05
Mauricio CASTRO, Panamanian, Passenger

(A tire blew out at David, and Mr. John Civil Aeronautics technician at
Tocumen Airport was instrumental in getting a spare tire to them. 05
2. Mr. [LEON] advised this office that he had met Steve MURRAY in Havana in
April 1950 in company with a fellow named ZORILLO, who claimed to have some
connection with the Secret Police. [LEON] described MURRAY as an
adventurer who had been in the Phillipines and the Far East and whom he suspected
of gold smuggling activities. [LEON] said that MURRAY was pilot of the plane
and he thought it was unusual that so fast a plane in this and so expensive to
operate was being used when it had comparatively little cargo space. In May
1950, when MURRAY was in Panama, he told LEON that he was buying orchid bulbs.
05
3. On 16 June 1950 the following information was received(from Civil Intelligence
Section, Panama Canal, regarding this matter:

It has been reported that very frequently a B-26 airplane (N5546N a Martin
Marauder) makes trips between Tocumen and David, R.P. It is piloted by
Steve MURRAY, and at least two other Americans ride on the plane, which is
sometimes met at Tocumen Airport by either Tito, Harmodito or Toni ARIAS.
On landing at the airport it goes directly to a hangar, and allegedly the
only ones who visit it are the ARIAS brothers, PASTOR Ponce, Chief of the
Airport, and one (Inu) LINARES, Chief of Customs at Tocumen.

Informant stated that it was believed at first that the plane was engaged
in area contraband, but later it appeared more logical to assume that it
was involved in another type of smuggling, possibly drugs.

Virgilio RAMIREZ, then Chief of the Control Tower, is said to have stated
that the plane comes and goes without being registered at the airport under
orders of [Polresttofanager]; that the plane lands without signalling

by radio or talking to anyone for four of departures at Albrook Field, but
that it is signalled by means of a light which indicates that the gold is/or
five days before landing. (Informant stated that Jandore Jiamny told
that this was Panama's air agreement with the United States regarding landing
rules was therefore being violated, and that these two men were afterwards
removed from their jobs.)

Informant notes that the above plane landed at Tocumen from David on 11 May
at 5:15 p.m., on 12 May at 6:51 p.m., on 14 May at 6:19 p.m. and on 16 May
at 9:36 a.m.

The above information was allegedly given to President ARIAS by the Minister
of Government and Justice, and he apparently showed little interest in the
subject, merely stating that the matter should be investigated to see what
there is to it."

Upon receipt of this information it appeared that Virgilio RAMIREZ might have
been the source, since he was fired from his post at Tocumen Airport and was
disgruntled about it. It was ascertained that the information contained in
the above paragraph, in which RAMIREZ is mentioned, was reported by RAMIREZ but
the other information came from other Civil Intelligence sources.
05
4. On 6 July [LEON] advised that the above plane and Steve MURRAY had re-
turned to Panama and that the Minister of Government had ordered that the plane
be dismantled and searched, but he could not ascertain the basis for the search.
[LEON] had talked to the Manager of the airport, Rafael PASTOR Ponce, and with
Toni Arias, Director General of Civil Aeronautics, and a nephew of President
Arias, both indicated that they were aware of the Minister of Government's order
but did not know what was behind it. Both felt that it was an extreme measure,
which should not be carried out.

5. On 8 July 1950 Mr. MURRAY called at the Embassy to obtain assistance in
securing the release of his plane. Briefly he stated that he had departed
from Mexico City via Managua and arrived at Tocumen at 7:30 p.m. 5 July. His
passport reflected the following:

Name: Steven T. Murray
Passport No.: 1024
Issued: Manila, December 2, 1946
Renewed: Manila, December 27, 1948
Expires: December 1, 1950

He furnished the following additional information:

Type of Plane: Converted B-26
U.S. Registry: N 5546 N
Pilot and Owner: Steven T. Murray
Co-Pilot: Frank Orgel, U.S. citizen
Flight Engineer: Cristobal Martinez, Mexican citizen
Passenger: Mauricio DE CASTRO, Panamanian citizen (bearer of official
passport), passenger from Mexico City to Tocumen
Destination: Brownsville, Texas
Purpose of Trip: Business

He stated that he was in the export-import business and that he dealt in gold.
He said that he had come to Panama to see a man by the name of SAS, a gold
dealer from Buenos Aires, about gold shipments.

6. On 8 July, Minister of Government Alfredo ALEMAN reported the matter to
the U.S. Ambassador, stating that prior to arriving in Panama the plane had
been signalled, that all was not well at the airport and that, the crew had
jettisoned cargo prior to arrival. (A check with the Air Force authorities
does not confirm that any such message was sent and Minister denies that a
thing was jettisoned. He insisted that he was coming to Panama to discuss the
gold business but that he had no cargo.) The Minister also advised the Ambassador
that PASTOR Ponce had been fired as head of the airport.
05
7. In a conversation with PASTOR Ponce and MURRAY on the night of 8 July
[LEON] was advised that PASTOR Ponce had, in fact, been fired and that he was deter-
mined to bump off Toni ARIAS. Both MURRAY and PASTOR Ponce claimed that Toni
ARIAS was behind it all but that Pastor Ponce was the fellow.

8. The Mexican referred to, Cristobal Martinez, and the Mexican, ZORILLO,
are believed to be identical. SAS has been identified as Fernandez, a gold
dealer, who operates in Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Civil Intelligence Sec-
tion has advised that SAS was staying with Toni ARIAS and that SAS had departed
from Panama hastily. Cis also advised that President ARIAS at first had given
orders for the dismissal of both his nephew, Toni Arias, and Pastor Ponce, but
it was later agreed that Toni ARIAS would not be fired to avoid a public scandal
involving the President's family.

9. The present status of the matter is that the plane has been searched with
negative results, that the plane is still being held by the Panamanian authori-
ties and that MURRAY and others are endeavoring by every means possible to
secure the release of the plane. The head of the Tocumen Airport, PASTOR Ponce,
has been dismissed and Toni ARIAS, the President's nephew, will probably be
allowed to withdraw from his position gracefully.

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OPERATIONAL AND SOURCE COVER SHEET
REPORT MADE BY: Nelson L. Raynock/psa 1AE
hey
REPORT APPROVED BY: Woodrow C. Olien
DATE OF REPORT: 21 August 1959
DISTRIBUTION:
By copy to: 5 - Headquarters v/nat
1  - Embassy (Eccronic Counselor)
Orally to: 1 - Legal Attaché
2 - Filos

SOURCE CRYPΡΙΟΝΥΜ: See Commonts below
SOURCE, OPERATIONAL DATA, AND COMMENTS:
SUBJECT: Cuban Economic Crisis
HAR-2130
REFORT NO.:
NUMBER PAGES: 2
NUMBER ENCLOSURES: None
REFERENCES: None

Field File No. 6-0-120
ID NO.:
KRYPTON: Yes No

OPERATIONAL COPMENTS
05.

Source Alberto FERNANDEZ Rechavarria, the chief of the Cuban Sugar Stabilisation
Board who has the job of selling Cuba's sugar, A former active mber of the 26 of
July Movement during the revolution, he is now disillusioned, and reportedly is not
going to last much longer in his job. He is wealthy and his fazily have lost
through CASTRO's economic reforms. He appears to know a lot about the government and
also seems to have an insight into CASTRO... He regards CASTRO as some type of a
UNIVAC machine, his mind automatically photostating details which he can and will use
in the future. He says that CASTRO is ruthless, and that nothing can stop him in his
determination to do something, 1.6., agrarian reform, and that he will sacrifice his
friends, his family, his money, and his fortune to accomplish his purpose.

Again illustrating the present situation in Cuba, the source said that he cannot
publicly have contacts with American officials-refusing to let the writer use his
telephone and he said that a record is kept of all his calls and that his movements
are periodically checked.

The advisor who warned CASTRO in paragraph one of the attached report, was the
source.

As a possible reference to this report and particularly to field comment number
two, see HAVA-2526.
TOCS-31400, 583

The second source referred to in Field Comsant No. 2 was AMPACK-1 who obtained
his information from the president of the Banco Industrial de Cuba.
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FORM
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A. Car sietely relighte
1. Usually rea
sources of doubtral bonesty or loyalty, regardless of their competence),
tested sources,
PPPRAISAL CONTENT
C. Famyable
( Hot reliabl 'Arpied to
el canin toisie Asphed to untested or la mullitentig
2. Probably true. 1. Passe
1. Confirmed by other independent ant reliable sources
felse 6. Cannot be judged. Documentary. Based on original document.
4. Doubtful Smoussy
COUNTRY Cuba
SUBJECT CCuban Economic Crisis
C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
REPORT NO.
ΗΚΗ-2130
DATE OF REPORT
21 August 1959
NO. OF PAGES
2.
REFERENCES
None

DATE OF
INFO.
PLACE &
July-August 1959
DATE ACQ. Cuba, Fabana (20 August 1959)
SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. NOTE FOREGOING EXPLANATION.
SOURCE
Cuban Coverment official (F).
Appraisal of Contents 3
1. Contrary to the reports which are issued by the Cuban Government, the
financial status of the Cuban economy is rapidly deteriorating and
beconing a serious problem. During July 1959 an advisor to Prime
Minister Fidel CASTRO Rua) warned him to proceed more alowly with the
agrarian reform, because the Cuban treasury was running short of funds.
It was pointed out that 57 sugar mills were barkrupt and had not paid
the plantation owners for the 1959 sugar crop. CASTRO was told that
if the reckless confiscation of agricultural properties continued, the
Cuban Goverment would become obligated to assume even more debts in
order to alleviate the hunger of farm workers.1
2. Another drain va the economy is government subsidies. For example,
the danco de Desarrollo Economico y Social (BANDES, Social and
Economic Development Bank) controls about U. S. $400 million in
properties and investments such as the Compañia Cubana de Aviacion
(Cuban Airline Company). The companies have been caught in the
present contraction of capital and cannot survive without goverment
subsidies. The subsidies paid by BAIDES amount to U. S. $8 million
a month, and this is only one exemple of the many payments which are
draining the Cuban treasury.2
Field Comments.
1. From the reports which have been received it appears that there is
growing unemployment of farm workers. This is the "dead season"-
the period between sugar cene harvests--but it is reported that
most plantation owners and ranchers are fearful of confiscation of
their properties for the agrarian-reform program/ and consequently
are doing very little in the way of maintenance work. The latter
provided at least a marginal field of employment, and this is nov
denied to the agricultural workers. However, In spite of this
warning, the agrarian reform program has not been alowed. In
fact, it seems to have been intensified.
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2. The source thought that nothing could stop CASTRO in his determination
to proceed with the agrarian reform program as fast as possible. Since
the biggest obstacle to carrying out this program is the lack of money
the source was of the opinion that CASTRO would do anything to obtain
this money and might even confiscate bank accounts and moneys and nego-
tiable instruments held in safety deposit boxes. Carrying this one
step furthar, the yource thought such confiscatory tactics could only.
be a temporary saving device and that eventually it would be necessary
for CASTI to obtain a large loan from another country. He speculated
that this veald mean either the United States or the Soviet Union, and
feared that if it were the lattery it would mean the end of friendly
relations with the United States. In respect to CASTRO's possible
need for a loan, another, fairly reliable, source reported on 18 August
1959 that Casa) was trying to obtain a 30,000,000-peso loan from locat
banks.
Cuban
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MAR: 04,09
A) ALCO VERA SERAFIT 26 FEB 23 CATHARIAN, SANTA CLARA
B) BRAIDIO CONTRERA, MACOT, 25 MAR 5 BATERAZZULO, ORIENTE
04.09 0403,
C) ANGEL POSADA GUTIERREZ, 21 OCT 37, HAVANA, CUBA
D) RINALDO HERNANDEZ BLANCO, 23 FEB 33 FIRAR DEL RIO
E) RAFAEL GARCIA AUDIO (7) CESAR RUBIO BOXCO (4) TRAINEE 2621
F) EZNIGNO PEREZ (T) FECNO HOREIPUEZ (4) TRAINEE 2553
G) PEDRO SERCIO CUELLAR ALONSO (T)

13 MAY 15, SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
H) JOSE FERNANDEZ SADUE, "LUCAS";
RETURNED CUSA VIA COMMERCIAL AIR AFTERNOON 22 HAROK.

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2765 RAFAEL ALVAREZ FERNANDEZ-GARRIDO ALIAS MAXIMO
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DATE OF BIRTH
25 April 1910
CASE OFFICER
Carl Trettin
1
C.N.C
OTHER
APPROVALS
PRO I
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PLACE OF B
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DIVISION
SAS/OS-
REMARKS
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MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, SAS/OS
ATTENTION: Carl Trettin
13 Jan 1961, Jo
C# 201-727118
GUITART Campuzano, Agustin, Dra is cancelled
The file on
and closed in CI/OA for the following reason:
Failure to submit PRQ-II as required under CSI No. 10-5 or to
indicate any further interest in obtaining approval for the operational
use of Subject.

Prior to any future use of Subject, it will be necessary to furnish
a new approval request (Form #772) to CI/OA.

/s/ Edward P. Brown

CHIEF, CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
FORM
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FORWARD TO
SECURITY OFFICE
REQUEST GREEN LIST
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REVIEW FI'D COLLATERAL INFORMATION
REQUEST RESULTS TECHNICAL
INTERROGATION FROM
SECURITY OFFICt
REVIEW SECURITY OFFICE REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW SECURITY OFFICE CONCURRENT MEMO AT CI/OA
CANCEL PER DIVISION WEWO DATED.
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REVIED AT CI/OA
FOR REPORT
LCPLUTTER REPORT
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REMATES
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FOR THE OPERATIONAL USE OF SUBJECT.
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PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
SAS/OS -C. Trettin
NUMBER
201-727418
SUBJECT
GUITART Campusano, Agustin
REFERENCE: Your Memorandum, Dated
18 June 1963 crm
A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the use of this Subject
as set forth below.

A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the same
authority, on a temporary basis, for the use of an individual as the authority
granted in an Operational Approval unless otherwise specified by CI/OA. It is
hased, however, only on preliminary file checks and investigation and is sub-
Ject to a further final review when all investigation is completed.
FORM
To process the Operational Approval, full information (completed PRQ
Parts I and II) must be submitted as soon as possible and not later than six
(6) months from this date. An Operational Approval will follow when all
investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory PRQ Parts I
and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of Subject by interested Di-
visions ceases.
10s Carroll, Je
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REVISO STAFFID COLLATERAL INFORMATION
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Fotification to the Federal Bureau of Investigation
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2 25 April 1910, Cardenes, Cuba
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CCS CASE OFFICER
Richard J. Biladdau
Central Cover Staff concurs in your proposal to use the above individual
for the purpose indicated. In keeping with the requiresent placed upon Central
Cover Staff to maintain an accurate register of current nonofficial cover activity,
you are specifically requested to advise Central Cover Staff Non-Official.Cover
promptly by memorandum when subject has been activated.

☐ If check mark appears here, information of interest concerning subject
is in CCS/NC files. After operational approval is received, and prior to making
arrangements for initial contact thereunder, you are specifically requested to
confer with CCS/NC concerning other Agency interests possibly affected and the
advisability of additional coordination.

Ju 3 10 41 AN 63
DATE
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COPY TO
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SUBJECT
CRA
GUITART Carrizano, Acustin
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE, IT IS REQUESTED
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RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
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RIVICE OF SECURITY OFF, REPORT AT CI/OA
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REVITO OF FOI REPORT AT CI/OA
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