“icer Stanislav SYCHEV [201-326963] while on TDY in Quito, Ecuador (QUITO 1436, 28 May 1968].) ناه :: h. LITAMIL-9 reported on 3 January 1963 (sent Headquarters as attachment to HMMA-20546, 22 January 1963) that Dolores DE LA MORA told him that President LOPEZ MATEOS was "always a”
“ndship with CASTRO and acquaintance at least with former President LOPEZ MATEOS.) Tatiana has in the 1. LITAMIL-9 also subsequently reported on 24 February 1963 that he had "bumped into" DE LA MORA on 23 February 1963 and she told him that her uncle, (nu) DE LA MORA, an architect”
“, WEENING at the time rated Tatiana and her husband husband as most likely apolitical/ intellectual. !! i ! いせい SELF CIT Mexico j. According to LIENVOY on 15 November 1967, Dolores DE LA MORA told Jiri SVESTKA, Czech Consul, that she was about to leave on a trip to Caracas, Venez”
“… re one copy for each addressee of the contact reports prepared by Peter J. DI GERVENO con cerning his first two meetings with AMCLOCK/1. Report #1, New York Memorandum (NYM)~2233, deals with a meeting held 26 September 1967; Report #2, NYM-2234, deals with a meeting held 27 Septe …”
“1-Contact Reports as stated para 1, h/w T 2-IDENTITY Sheets as stated para 2, USC ODC U DISTRIBUTION: R (2-C/WH/Cuba, w/atts. #1 & 2 as stated EP 2-COS. JMWAVE, w/atts. #1 & 2 as stated DR 1-DOD, w/o att STOR A ECR CS COPY daft - E cmoes PTTEMENCE to 'DISPATC”
“14-00000 %e= to H+- SECRET Al1 COOTACT REPORT NO. TO: FROM: AMCLOCK/1 File 1 Peter DI GERVENO/JMKAVE 8 October 1967 NYM-2233 Distribution: IP 1-Unit A Chrono DUMMY SUBJE …”
“… uld not make contact as instructed because he had destroyed the phone number and both accommodation addresses we had given him for him to report from”
“inside PBRUMEN. He destroyed them in the toilet at the airport upon his arrival in PBRUMEN in late December 1966 after observing a number of uniformed individuals at the airport which he considered to be suspicious, although they had nothing to do with AMCLOCK/1. This may hav”
“14-00000 •* Ci-veetriwires 49 S EC RET -3- 0500 indication that he enjoys a favorable position in the AMTHUG regime. He hopes that in 1968 he will be assigned to another permanent post abroad. 6. In reference this w.fe AMCLOCK/1 stated that he is now convinced that she”
“AMCLOCK/1 reported disseminable information in the following requirements given in DIRECTOR 37960. a. Present attitude of the FOREMEN government towards the United States; expectation f a military attack on PBRUMEN supported by the United States; formal military training be”
“14-00000 SS CRECNY CONTACT REPORT NO. 2 9 October 1967 TO: AMCLOCK/1 File NYM-2234 FROM: Peter J. DI GERVENO/JMWAVE Distribution: 1-Unit A Chrono DUMMY SUBJECT: Meetin …”
“14-00000 1 SECRET -2- prerti Bupinos .9 appeared not to be aware of any major purge and not to be concerned about it. However, if this is 'true the chances for AMCLOCK/1 to reassigned abroad in the near future appear doubtful at this time. 4. When DI GERVENO asked AM”
“14-00000 SECRET OISENSi -3- are old friends of AMCLOCK/1. (Iden K)is also a cousin of AMCLOCK/1's wife. (AMCLOCK/1 is a difficult individual to debrief on hard intelligence.) 6. Regarding internal security in the PBRUMEN mission in New York, AMCLOCK/1 reported that the”
“… DE SA Chief of Station, WAVE; Chief, WHD CAN JUDGE AOCUING FROM ABSTRACT Chief of Station, Mexico City MICROLI-M SUBJECT •, Contact Report LITAMIL-9 ACTION REQUIRED : REFERENCES 001 PBRUMEN Attached, for addresses, are copies of Subject contact reports dated 11 May, 14 M …”
“3000M®1 dr* vosd LUGU 6Lew. jeet 7 0 Net i LrrAMIE *7 0 4 >On*ee the2.night IDP of 10 May 63, I met LITAMIL-9. . 3.1 *: 143 % ** MI* Cy* mgam usual rendezvous point and wo droo to outlying district of J whore. debriefing took place. NO SECURITY PROBLEMS NOTED. ‘ 25 1”
“aneigned to the Embassy as "Auxiliar de Segurda Clase" toiles ( LIFIRE Airlists show MA IZ and his wife returned via Cubara on (2-9) 1 10 May 63). arid that MAIZ’ wife is suffering from cancer. 180 •that she was operated on in Habana but there is no hope 3 #7752 334249 L-”
“… 911 : (-9970 *9 *4 lay 65, L-9 said that Jobe” LLAGODTERA 1 eking the off nd van not return until about 2200 ohte evoning,!i tbia(z-9 so report any eibilar info particularly se Armando SARDINAS and others who live at the Embassy. Y , ol, ‘c4. 0 NA3S told L-9 that EuAebio AZCUE wa …”
“… o told as the Anbiassy that it would take about awont Wolsarando 6to, Mat she had top. anventigateds.“ia9)por 20% then Embassy Six $3she•report Ysad-request * - - would + *4 -3 for 2interview "w’Iwige axipa was cast this investigation [> ‘a 7 > 0 S1 Jl * - ’ *662 outir-9 broug …”
“appeared dd the Mduinhstrntoror the papargy when tne y . Grleontraet-was bignod witn(iodtic)it would give nim a reni ing of espouse 6 PA 43 3 and"s security re rulishment ;, 1 **9**OAN his future relationship with the componysl” 3/16. 29 identified, the following fro LIR”
“14-00000 jonts (DIM 1 iyO 19 May 63, S wot GrPAMI-gW Bua onevoue ore point we told and we NOT meeting, to outlPROBLEMS droveECUR2EY ying dtetrtos SOP.ID. ofTimes the soon2230- RE-94 whets 41. X810 ev $50212 4 mrskblste, name e300 A ’ /; LITANIS-9 provided the follo”
“dip, told I-9 that * ho name to Mekiod in 1959 with n group of young veon “official" RANDEZ said that AmbMASSIP was in Mexico at that Teinb. Sz-Z)roportca the thio 16 PERIANDEZ- first ovoznono pootals of Roberto JOAnm is expected to return on 14 Moy 65. % a***-, >vt) 1)4* no”
“de O1 0 won Gerike 00214 May 63, I met LInAnIGi-9/at yeual vous point and we drove to outlying area to hold meeting. NO SECURITY PROBLEMS NOTED Time: ,2200-2300 to----*---w LIM MIL-9 provided the following infos 22/3-9,had dinner at the Embaeny on 14 May and he identified ”
“14-00000 2 5. I- asked some clarifying questions on the OAS report of a possible demonstration against the OAS Assembly in Santo Domingo in June 1'970. He said that Rolz-Bennett normally maintains contac …”
“… njines once found them doing some research in his files. Colonel Banzer, when assigned to Washington, said that there was an intelligence report that Father Eduardo had been involved with the guerrillas. The military finally forced the father to leave the Embassy. Miss Alexander se …”
“14-00000 • 8,6 his absence Mr. Peary, his assistant, received a telephone call from KUTAKOV, the Soviet Under-Secretary, who asked that Peary send directly to him Congressional reports on Chemical Warfare, USSR-US cultural exchanges, hearings on the United Nations. These ”
“inreportepe. Citizens a Newspaper U.S. Citege Bal e ve du yuene LocialPCoContacts: REBTMAN 11. 12. Biteome types te hove lesrance I Ascend Arothya appropria 1 U.S.wasA Citgena 13. Beliie or. Chat 1 14. uscallediforr Note arioco 00 BurtAl i a has, s mit no mi e n”
“… JUDGE INDEXING DOC.MHECROE ER. ABSTRACT Chief of Station, JMWAVE MK ROFILM TYPIC/OPERATIONAL 201- 744 7/6 201-746416 Special Activities Report on JMWAYE’s Relationship with AMCARBON-1 QUIRED. REFERENCESj ACTION REQUIRED: Paragraph 10 REFERENCES A. WAVE 8981, dated 24 September 196 …”
“… it is believed that this relationship contributes to the fulfillment of the over-all JMWAVE mission. In view of this, a special activities report is being submitted to cover the nature of JMWAVE’s relationship with AMCARBON-1 during the period December 1962 to March 1964. 2. FRAME OF …”
“this action, the BANDIN group has received minimal media coverage in South Florida since September 1963. 6. OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE. In the period February 1963 to February 1964, AMCARBON-1 has furnished JMWAVE with operational intelligence as outlined below: a. In WAVE 483”
“attempting to research a story regarding the possibility that strategic missiles were hidden in Cuban caves. This information enabled JMWAVE to keep Headquarters informed on sensational-type articles which might be appearing relative to Soviet missiles in Cuba. jd., In WAVE ”
“directed toward the Identity 5. Armed with this warn ing, JMWAVE was able to take action which minimized the publicity repercussions from a renewed press interest in the Identity 5. g. in In WAVE 7671, dated xo 16 November 1800, AMCARBON-1 1963, AMGANDON 1 reported to JMW”
“… ganda play designed to embarrass the GOC. 7. PROPAGANDA OUTLET, AMCARBON-1 has been used successfully, during the period covered by this report, as a propaganda outlet through which items of interest to KUBARK could be surfaced in the free world press. Examples of how AMCARBON-1 h …”
“… TIVE INTELLIGENCE. Attempts have been made to obtain disseminable positive intelligence from AMCARBON-1 during the period covered by this report. This attempt has been generally unsuccessful, in that AMCARBON-1 does not have a great number of contacts in Latin America who would giv …”
“… ulties with the media outlets in the South Florida area. As a result of our continuing relationship with AMCARBON-1, a special activities report will be forwarded at appropriate intervals. 10. It is requested that a 201 number be assigned AMCARBON-1 and that1 JMWAVE be advised of t …”
“14-00000 CLASSIFICATIONS W)T9 06 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER 'CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET/RYBAT OEPA-1058 3. RODIGAST reports that Identity A is charming, highly female definitely intelligent and something of an "actress" in that she is. often willing to tell people wh”
“… is now RODIGAST’s opinion that she offers.‘ what may be a unique opportunity to obtain the collaboration of - C. someone in a position to report on the attempts by Communist, Castro- ist, and radical forces to influence and use the civil rights move ment. Through her involvement in …”
“… ommunist exploitation of the movement is in the interest of neither the move- ment nor the nation and should request her collaboration in report- ing on foreign (andonly foreign) attempts to exploit the situation. As an alternative to this directapproach, we believe that consider- …”
“thrown into contact with Vietnamese, Cubans, etc. of interest to WOFIRM and whom we wouldwelcomereports. This line has the virtue of having less blow-back potential should our approach be declined and we would hope that once a relationship with her had been established she wo”
“efforts to use SNCC, and A.ewho might be able to- gain access to various other radical groups "e u-Cabalva va=um========0---==-------====-= ===== -=---=---------------- at least abroad, seem to be virtually unapproachable and thus this opportunitymay be almostunique. At the s”
“… 4, this transmission or revelation of which in any manner to: on: unauthorized person s prohibited by. law. COUNTRY EX Bolenize . Ipo ' : REPORT NO: 00-A-3228565 SUBJECT Report e Coadtricas of the Cerateg - Ouboitsed by a Cpsetal Lepecconterive m2 tke ewis Rstierol Rovoluceenesy …”
“ene SAS LAeansy is a copy of a report Sa Spanish Jose Julio Retez Cacferres co Astonto Go Vexgnn. This report, written en 2 Bey 62, 16 a full report to the Rscolnticuery Comas …”
“… RTERS MM -— CAN rubet MCEXING mm Chief of Station, JMWAVE ABSTRACT wricroricl wnoperational/CYROSI./AMCUTLEF o . |•AMCUTLER-1 Progress Report for November and December 1962. ACTION REQUIRED nrtENCES ...................... .............................. ":.-................ - .. …”
“4400000 CONTINUATION OF clApaircanon on WTOH SYMBOL AND wuwma19| % DISPATCH ' . S E C R,E T. UFGA-7171 buliove that they would yet be willing to carry or send any obvious espionage material. He does believe that they would be willing to S carry canned good to AMCUTLER-2, a”
“brother-in-law^ .5 Cuba _Dioninio UGARTE, auenbo Cif, —Ne. INfo. ON Subs PRoPERIY Six&HOUGAT 503 ) and IN CUBA 5 ) Anita PERRASTE’ Betancourt - &I CANDE LARIA, PINAR del Rio, Cuba 'who still lives in the area. 1—G 7 5. AMCUTLER-1 reported that his friend "Pepe" GONZA”
“make a tentative identification of the naval officer involved. 1.5bond 7. On 25 December 1962 AMCUTLER-1 reported that he had been informed the day before by * ThPedro LuiB QIA2 Lanz Contac 6 CIT: Cuba 7 t Sub of 201-293865 that two individuals named C”
“14-00000 -19yorsuermens' ■ • ■ • CLASSIFICATION CIGPATCH BY/TCL ANDRUMSER CONTINUATION OF *. DISPATCH 1* SECRET 0 UFGA-7171 GFR-CiTi 201-342-599 “%((Reinaldo Cuba LOPEZ Lima T201-3425.88 U 11 1 G FIE CitiCube /Enriqne *CEIJAS 7201-288950 6 * Pot 258950 had just a”
“… showing that one Maria CARCANO Arujo (born 7 December 1935) travelled to Chile in March and April 1963 on a diplomatic passport. An AMOT report of 27 September 1968 mentions one Antonia CARCANO Araujo as a communist in charge of vigilance, and living at 47 Artes St., Casablanca. T …”
“… only as “El Taayiro cormudes," The last contact which AMFAUNA-14 had had with - nil Negro" was infold September 1963 when he passed her a report which Be said concerned a Pisile base, and a book on Communist infiltration in Colombia. SCRey NFC. 1c/1 a r CongAANAVANA, CUBA-. INRC. …”
“2, to conceal the fact . that she had already written several messages containing intelligence reports. . 46. In all she wrote three SW messages under control, She was obliged to write each one in duplicate, one of which was mailed and the other given to the DSE for study. O”
“of the letters which she received disclosed SW when developed, and none of the letters which she wrote showed any traces of SW when held up to glancing light. 47. "Carlos" was the DSE officer who maintained contact with AMFAUNA-14 after her release. For two or three weeks he ”