“- Romuio- is now wearing this gun -* “Excuse me,” says Camargo, who : _ -down on the ground want to have a tucked inside his pants at the navel, begins to pound his fist in the new” " word with him and that he better un- ■ His turtleneck is soaked with sweat. * glove. He is bea”
“to force Branch and Inclan to flight to Miami,” Inclan says, in dis- - the DISIP goons have been trained by. get into it, Camargo is flailing his arms belief. 3 %*: e‘s -, “ the Agency; he would like to meet their like a giant windmill, determined to get “It is going direct to ”
“The, reporters look at him blankly. wanted to give Rothchild some money C.I.A. connections in more ways than “What’s new about that?” asks Inclan. ' to write about Rothchild’s background, one. The Agency is in a bind, it has ■ "You have had them all day." '- Very weird, thought”
“help, even to go back there is what we would have said had - short supply. The last defectors were to Venezuela. - ' • ‘ • - we been asked. But it is not what we Cubans whose secret histories stretched “I’ve only got one major reservation,” have said publicly. We have no record”
“BAUTISTA MENDOZAPORLAAD0 MENENZ.GACS* hepRefer to FBI des NPIl 084? A/kit F61adeU 4-39My Reports FBI 8/308 0 MORALES, RICARDO NAVA RRETTE 6-1 110 res RugryckF Haires MORENORAFAEL *4/7/s---- 2- HUNZ.ANTOGTOk; CO-11 ?NUO -SAMROLF GUILLER M0-6-6-39. Meenn . NO VO - SAMP”
“… SADO R KAS UN IMPRESSED K! TH E IT HE-R IM PORT ANCE - . OF REF INFO CR URGENCY IN GETTING IT INTO VENEZUELAN GOVT . HANDS. HE THE KKS REPORT MAY REPRESENT MORE BRAG GA DO CI O ON PART I OF RICAR.DO MORALES THAN ACTUAL PLAN OF ACTION AND HE PRIVATELY- FEELS EXCITEMENT IN DEPART …”
“… Automate Deesoufra-tm. OPERATIONS FURTHER DISSEMINATION AND USE OF THIS INFOR CATION SUBJECT ■ TO CONTROLS STATED AT BEGINNING AND END OF REPORT THIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE QTE TDRRD8-315/01346-77 SECRET DIST 4 FEBRUARY 1477 REPORT CLASS SE …”
“… SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED SECRET FURTHER DISSEMINATION AND USE OF THIS INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CONTROLS STATED AT BEGINNING AND END OF REPORT, relassineetton, SPECIFIED CUBAN EXILES TO CARRY OUT HIS PLANS TO GAIN BOSCH’S RELEASE. (SOURCE COMMENT: MORALES DID NOT EXPLAIN WHAT …”
“… A FASHIONABLE .’ AREA CF CARACAS. THE RENT ON WHICH IS ALMOST EQUAL TO HIS DISIP SALARY. 6. FIELD DISSEM: EMBASSY, FBI AT CARACAS. REPORT CLASS SECRE T-AARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE S ECR Eit It”
“… S INVOLVED PAGE 3 OF 3 PAGES SECRET FURTHER DISSEMINATION AND USE OF THIS INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CONTROLS STATED AT BEGINNING AND END OF REPORT.. telassifeation) SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED--NOT RELEASABLE T.O FOREIGN NATIONALS - NOT RELEASABLE TO CONTRACTORS OR CONTRACTOR/CO …”
“… TICE-SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED 1. The information provided below is taken from a Santo Domingo Station liaison report transmitted to Headquarters under HDCA-11074, dated 29 November 1976. The information dated 29 August 1976 was received by the liaison se …”
“•60 • •• • Coni • • : > • 2 • • .11. .• 55/42/ SECRET .:. : .* FRP: ;, •09 STAFF ACTION: LA-8 (081) INFO: FILE, VR, CI-a, EPS/EG-2, IP/DMS-2, ODPD-D, SE-8, SIA, SIA/FL, (28/A) 76 0207450 PAGE 001 IN 0207450 TOP; 112030Z JAN 78 CARA 35189 - S E C R E T 112005Z JAN 7”
“(AT THAT TIME) 'COMISARIO RICARDO M OR ALES NAVARETTE (201-0285923), AND ‘ THAT SHE SHOULD REFRAIN FROM MAKING FURTHER INQUIRIES OR FORM. : INCLUDING THAT LICENSE PLATE IN HER REPORTS, SHORTLY .AFTERwARDS, SUBJECT WAS REMOVED FROM RESPONSIBILITY OF MONITORING AND ANALYZING CUBA”
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“PREJUDICE. HE WAS USED IN EXFILTRATION AND INFILTRATION OPERATIONS AND OCCASIONALLY REPORTED GRATUITOUSLY SECRET |RECORD COPY DO wor”
“INTEREST TO THIS AGENCY FROM JULY 1965 UNTIL. SE NOVEMBER 1967. 9."* . i res GPliato-- - C. A DIFFERENT SOURCE WHO IS USUALLY RELIABLERREPORTEDTOM; jctc43 (2,3) 1 : DATE: 283 kes at toa ORIG: jos Kim 0 UNIT: EXT: * pER/l she_ - J7.4 ! B201-779687 201-285423 MILASG”
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“ALLEGED MURDER IS UNKNOWN. V 2. PARSONS IS PROBABLY IDENTIFIABLE WITH ROBERTO P:A F- -ON S 2 1 amge feaed 3151 if: DC -RAMIREZ- BORN 10 JULY 1930 IN GUANTANAMO , CUBA. HE WAS OF OPERATIONAL INTEREST TO THIS AGENCY FROM JULY 196S UNTIL NOVEMBER 1947. v EUDE - VENEZUELAN”
“RESTRICTED »‘i - E3 - CHILE % Mar. 18, 1952 PRESS FREEUGM COMMITTAL —the President will form I committee for the purpose of studying laws which include repressive measures against the freedom of the , _ press, on Mar. 18 at La Moneda. Press representatives are Emilio Pacul,”
“14-00000 RESTRICTED -8 4 - CHILE Mar. 18, 1952 - NAVAL APPOOMENTS—With the retirement of Vice Admirals Carlos Torres Hevie, Incanuel Holger, and Horacio de la Fuente, the Navy will reportedly make some important promotions. Besides raising Naval Capt. Danilo Basi to the ”
“… D WHETHER : WE INTERESTED IN HIP. VCB ADVISED NOT INTERESTED, BOB ADVISED ITER- • ' ESTED AND ASKED 'OB INTERVIEWS HP,W1CH VCB CID 9 AUG (REPORT IN U’GV A T 6602 EN ROUTE PUN TO KARL AND WASH, DICATES HE OE NO FURTHER: -- i INTEREST SINCE CIC FULLY DEBRIEFED AND I'D Eudor WAS "ARRA …”
“… RE, Al So, IT IS N OT 7 SOP FOR PERSONS OF B’S LEVEL ANO NATIONALITY To 30. DRC. * e Iht. RP CHILEAN VISA REQuEst: WE TVETIATING A0D Will REPORT ... .% FACTS SOON. . . - . - . TOR: 13250 21 ALG 51 SECRET Corr No. ! rr a FOBBIDDIN ro MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE • . weeem st mnr-v …”
“valuable operational assignments in France, such as "spotter" for other high-level potential agents, high- level contacts, cut-out, etc. All who know him agree that subject is capable 1of "doing anything and getting to know anyone" if he so chooses. : Apparently subject, despi”
“… h Twa, provided we are sufficiently interested in recruiting him for intelligence activities. . -| 3. Attached hereto is UNLOVED’s latest report on Subject, dated 8 Decem- cer, and prepared prior to HARE’s luncheon with Subject. There seems to be ’’sone question as to whether Subje …”
“4-00000 FORu so. ___ INCOMING CLASSIFIED MESSAGE DEC. 19+7 33-5 A CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SECRET PACE No. FROM: PARIS. ROUTINE To: . . SPECIAL OPERATIONS I 11 DEC 43 ACTION: FOW (1-2): IN 11158 99 INFOmATIODSO (3-4), STA (5), STB (6), ID (7) Paraphrase Not Req”
“4-00000 *****7 -9 9 9 5 AIh SIPE- 3032 Chief of Station, Parle 25 Bevenber 1949 nt Subject of 8b?A-3169 McVicker . 1. OE. the basis of the information submitted in reference dispatch, wo have initiated en investigation of gebject, who sppmrs t have, as you suggest, ma”
“7 1 (AS9KATI0N PROCESSING ACTION DISPATCH SECRET MAEXID IR rd Chief, SB X HO INDEXING REQUIRED ra ONLY QUAURED DESK Chief, NZ CAN JUDGE INDEUNG FGM Chief of Station, Tehran_______________ _ __ MICROFRIS SU* -REDTOP AERICK CPCS Departure - Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV ”
“… wn, he has not been assigned abroad PCs prior to the date of this dispatch. L. N.T. Rita N. TOLJANIC ATTACHMENT : "Soviet Personality Report" h/w DISTRIBUTION: 3 - COS, Tehran w/att., a/s R29 ---- *n. 7.”
“1 4-00000 SECRET -4- die 58% 10. PERSONALITY, CHARACTER, AND HABITS: Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico, he appeared to be fairly well educated and was not subservient to any of the other Soviets, with the exception of Counselor Boris Ale”
“14-00000 - • SECRET -5- 11. • CURRICULUM VITAL: Pate unknown - Subject reportedly worked at the Serp i Molot (wire) factory in Leningrad. 28 August 1962 - Subject, accompanied by wife and son, arrived PCS in Mexico as an employee of the Soviet Embassy. Subject replaced”
“>* Gadaan SECRET -9 - 15. (cont’d) RADVANSKAYA took over the camp after Subject’s wife left Mexico. RADVANSKAYA asked Subject’s wife to tell her (RADVANSKAYA's) daughter to enter the institute when she saw her in Moscow. 7. Vladimir Aleksandrovich ROMANCHENKO (201-727”
“14-00000 PROCESSING ACTION -.„CLASSIr1, ION . @ 25 n y — gd TO ISPATCO 3/ MARKED F02 INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED Chief, SR Division XXX INFO. - Once CCALIfItO DESK ES5 Chief,. WH Division...... .. - 1FROM ___ Chief of. Station, Mexico City SUBJECT CORE DWOOD - ”
“CSR PROCESSING ACTION CLASSIFICATION DISPATCH |TO .Chief, SR Division INFO.- FROM Chief, WH Division Chief of Station, Mexico City SUBJECT W SECRET REDWOOD - Ivan Dmitriyevich OBYEDKOV (201-779495) ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES REFERENCES: A. B. HMMA-26824, 10”
“… exico. The identity of the new school director has not been established, although it may be KARCHINA. 4. The attached Soviet Personality Report (SPR) on Subject represents a summary of Station information on him. It is noted that Subject is listed as suspect RIS, service unknown, …”
“1 4-00000 4. SECRET -2- HMMA-27030 J 10. PERSONALITY CHARACTER; HABITS: Although Subject acted as a guard at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico, he appeared to be fairly well educated and was not subservient to any of the other Soviets, with the exception of Counselor Bo”
“above it appears that Subject was fairly well-off financially, for a guard/. 11. CURRICULUM VITAE: (date unknown) Subject reportedly had worked at the Serp i Molot wire factory in Leningrad (1).. 28 August 1962' Subject, accompanied by his wife and son, arrived in Mexico”
“14-00000 r SECRET -_3- EMMA - 27030 / On 17 August 1963 Subject stated that he had just returned from a trip with Valentin Vasilyevich BAKULIN (201-261813) (1). /BAKULIN is an identified CRU officer. The Station has no further information on the nature of this trip, no”
“4-00000 6- HMMA - 27030 , h. Georgiy Stepanevich VISKO (201-243602), Commercial Counselor in Mexico since July 1962, suspect GRU. Subject’s wife and Mrs. VISKO taught together in the school and seemed to be good friends. Subject also seemed to be friends with Mrs. VISKO,”
“… 30 19. SOURCES: 1. LIENVOY, date as given if applicable.. 2. MEXI-1850, 31 August 1962 3. HMMA-26824, 10 August 1965, LIFIRE travel report. 4. HMMA-26177, 28 May 1965, LIENVOY information on Subject. 5. HMMA-26658, 22 July 1965, LIFIRE travel report. 6. MEXI-0503, 7 Augus …”
“14-00000 CLASSIFICATION CSR IA 0 DISPATCH C 2 MARKED ron INDEXINO TO MICROFILMED XXX NO INDEUNG REQUIRED Ch ief, SR-Pi vision 1885 ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING Chie f, Wh Division ROM MICRORIUA Chief of Station, Mexico City SUBJect _ REDWOOD - Lvan Dm”
“14-00000 to% 03 ¥ #: s n r. T Jnse Dens; 10 thiof ni Station, Mexico City NO INDELOIG Nosto INTO ONLY CUALTID MM CAN JUi **0f *3 FRcm Chief, SR via Chief, WH MCorL * ‘REttD D/uperational SUBJECT Ivan umitriyevich OBTAKOV ACTION REQUISED - RECERUNCES REFERENCE: H”
“14-00000 PROCESSING— ACtION DISPATCH‘ Lessrsa’mm t* - * - ,SECRTE maektoroPinceo_ : Chief, SR Division _XXX% zam? Ana omr wexirt oese : Chief WH, Division tay sect ICO 5512 mou 1 — Chief of Station,—Mexico-Cit.IN mickofiL EMiPBiRPyevien’OBYEDKOV 3 APTON REQUIRED”
“14-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE « ROUTING SECRET 11 11: 21 ,5; 6 31 ERICS CITY ACHOS: .7 HE (TEMPO ISSUED AT 2230 6 AUG) - INFO SRD CI, C1/0PS, C1/102, C1/0A, FS VR S,E CRET 070034Z DIR CITE MEXI 0492 :7A0364#44977 REDCOAT • IMMEDIATE ACTION REF : EXT 0444 1. (417”
“Io9P—'!'!'■7 KOT SUITABLE FOR Mas. - - From: Bogota Report No: TL3-1191 Local File No: 7-1 No. of Pages: Tra________________________ Report Made By: Wallace I. ladison/mnf Distribution:■ 3 Ap …”
“14-00000 •• SECRET / r’ Subject: Illicit Armament Traffic Report No: TIR-1191 Date of Information: 29 August’- 6 Septem ber 1950 • Place Acquired: Bogota Date Acquired: 12 September 1950 Evaluation: …”
“There is another American citizen named Charles LUFROUR TLUFBORRON), who had a . lumber business in this port and later engaged in fishing. He is being watched because he is also engaged in arms traffic. At present he is in Panama. . In the Customs house of the port we were”
“Blancas is completely infected with Communism. It is reported that at kilometer 44 between Palmar and Colfito a deposit of armament is hidden. Gn some of the fine as around the estero of Sierpe it is reported that there are various deposits of armaments. In this region Commu”
“report adds very little to our knowledge of arms traffic in Costa Rica, but it is believed to be of interest.• SECRET Page 2 51092700”