“… the KGB First Chief Directorate would have known of OSWALD as early as February 1963 if not earlier. That file contained Marina OSWALD's letter of February 1963 and a letter of July 1963 from OSWALD, both of which indicated that OSWALD had 308 G001579 TS No. 197124 Top Secret …”
“… MENT - January 1962-January 1964) .Comment; ;(Continued)0 earlier requested permission to return to the Soviet Union. In the last dated letter of the file, one of 9 November 1963, OSWALD advised the Soviet Embassy in Washington of his travel- under alias to Mexico, his fruitless …”
“… EREPANOV himself, however, told the KGB that if he had detected his surveillants he would have written to the government and newspapers a letter of protest against "such an indignity, such persecution", and then wou Id have committed suicide, leaving the KGB without proof of his g …”
“14-00000 Top Secret 1: (SEVENTH DEPARTMENT - January 1962-January 1964) Contents of the CHEREPANOV Package The KGB documents in the CHEREPANOV package totalled 31 103 pages in the original Russian version, divided almost 1 equally between typewritten reports in final fo”
“(NOSENKO has identified V.A. KUSKOV as an officer of the Second Chief Directorate who shared an office with CHEREPANOV from about 1958 to 1961.) Two reports were on Americans who had left the Soviet Union, Edward L. KILLHAM, Second Secretary from July 1957 to July 1959, and W”
“… at he had been abducted off the street by Soviet plainclothes- men, taken to a Militia station, and interro- gated in the substance of a letter alleged to have been written by Galya MORELLI, which his interrogators, threatened to send to the Ambassador. The letter alleged that BI …”
“… and that she and other Soviets should be wary of him. When BINDERdenied the allegations and 00 challenged the interrogators to send the letter on to the Ambassador, he was allowed 06 to go free. BINDER acknowledges that he was intimate with MORELLI and that he gave her gifts of …”
“… lackmailed him into accepting recruitment. His KGB cryptonym was 06 '’SERGEY". STEVENS, however, described the recruitment . attempt in a letter to his mother which he deposited at the Embassy. The letter was opened and read by the Minister Counsellor, who immediately dictated a ca …”
“… ; STEVENS, after his compromise concerned for / his safety for the remainder of his 1961 visit to Moscow, did deposit with the Embassy a letter to his mother. However, he also gave Ambassador Thompson a written report of the KGB o entrapment, immediately after the incident, and h …”
“… HAD Over-Reacted T O WHAT SEEMED TO BE AN EFFORT ON PHI LL IPS’ PART TO BE Helpful; AND (2) THE USG WAS STANDING PAT ON THE President’s LETTER. NO ONE ELSE WAS SPEAKING, COULD OR WOULD SPEAK Further FOR THE USG ON THIS SUBJECT. AS FAR AS THE U.S. WAS CONCERNED, ISSUE WAS CLOSED …”
“… I.A in code (one-time pad). He will be provided a radio link and has been given two sterile phone numbers (one attended 24 hours). ne has a letter base in Miami and a P.O. Bcx address at which to contact C.I.A. He was given a torn banknote for emergency purposes. SECTION XVI DATE NW 65 …”
“occasions; there were repeat visits to several establishmonts which could easily serve as letter drops or con- tact points; and there was an interesting contact on 21 May (reported in BUENOS AIRES 3009) with an individual we failed to …”
“… e was offered 4-5 different jobs. The positions were offered to him by the Moscow 1 Committee of the CP to whom "Stalin had forwarded the letter". In reply to ny query, Subject admitted that he was not concerned that, • by writing to Stalin, he would come to the attention of the So …”
“14-00000 oro-TT Stu.A -7- must have been otherwise as. had be actually been dismissed for "political unreliability", he would not have been able to continue his studies at the Institute of Marxisn-Leninism. s. Because Subject had corrumicated to his father, using "hidden”
“14-00000 \ 0in # C.. -8- forestall any further discussions in this regard. Subject then stated that "if you are thinking that I could have worked for the KGB et this time, then you are right because I had the time to do anything including engaging in intelligence acti”
“received. Doctor in Medicine. Havana university graduate (I don’t know when.): No further details known. WWWRMMWWW^ 15. List any travel this individual has made outside Cuba. I don’t know. 16. Does he speak any languages other than Spanish? Done and estimate his degree o”
“… ODRIGUEZ has dis- liked CASTRO since their first meeting during the 1958-59 period. Both Subject and his wife alleged to have received a letter from RODRIGUEZ written in the Sierra Maestro in which he listed his dislike of CASTRO and among other . things referred to him using the …”
“… in paragraph 6 of UFGW 1674, 13 January 1963. In order to place his relationship with CHOMON in perspective, Subject produced a personal letter to him from C HOMON which was written in January 1959 and referred to Subject in the most familiar of terms. * Subject alleged that CHOMO …”
“… t happy with his lot under the Castro regime. Subject felt it would be worthwhile and alleged his willing- ness to prepare a "recruitment letter" for mailing to CHOMON in Cuba. GROUP 1 1 Excluded trom aster•llo gawagrading and ornCT deeisssilicallns1 201=334045 ts oLbuLl 3/6 …”
“SECRET -6- e. Floreal CHOMON Mediavilla was born about 1930 in Camaguey, and, according to latest KUBARK informa tion, is presently Charge d‘ Affaires of the Cuban Legation in Iraq. Prior to this assignment, CHOMON was First Secretary with the Cuban Embassy In Morocco. Su”
“… SAS/1 1 in order to determine whether or not the, may interested 1 in exploiting these leads. An operation involving the preparation of a letter by Subject for forwarding to Faure CHIOMON would be simple to prepare but difficult to carry out in that we do not have a current home ad …”
“an agreement with the "witch" so that the "witch" would write a letter to BATISTA to make him send a large sum of money to her. When Pedro SUAREZ learned about this, he beat up the "witch" and denounced her …”
“… so .mentioned that he had informed A-1 that there was too much loose talk in the organization. *B. A-19 has forwarded to the Consejo the letter ‘ > requesting the July budget. Also accompanying this ~letter is a request for funds to purchase uniforms, <tools, bedding, etc. for th …”
“Craves GLUNLI i The following is a letter from AMBIDDY-l’s father ■ I A to his son. / f June 1964 My dear son Manolin, It has been a while since we have received a letter fr …”
“… ding to A-1 Maritina Bam now is officially registered in Nicaragua. 1 6. A-1 asked Enrique to convey to Mr. Archer his gratitude for the letter Mr. Archer had sent him. * 7. A-1 is very pleased concerning the possibilities of extending his operational bases to Venezuela. A-1 was …”
“14-00000 ORanr- CLUREL AMVORLD Meeting 1a Washington, 19 May 1964 9 suasscr: Delivery Of mINOLD’S letter 1 1. ANJAVA—L ms handed a smage, in AMBIDDT-1's code, conveying DAZMOLD’S congratulations upon Pilon I a*d. S. The original read to …”
“… 4-00000 Miami, $ April 196% FROM: INOCENCIO ALONSO. ,,ro i AMYUM-19 REPORT DATED 27 MARCH 1964 RECEIVED FROM OUR AGENT •NACIN" iIn a letter dated 27 March 196 Agent "Nacin" says to SUSPEND THE 'PRODUCTION OF PASSES FOR THE GUANTANAMO NAVAL BASE f three colors and with differen …”
“… nsejo was negotiating for Standard Oil 1 of New Jersey to provide AMWORLD will its fuel on a regular basis, and that the company wanted a letter from some prominent Nicaraguan, %official stating that this, was acceptable to the GON. 20. The”
“… new the circumstances surrounding the case of Slas COMAS Castro, captain of a JURE boat reported to be in trouble after having received a letter free AMBIDDY-1 thanking him for signing up for AMWORLD. A-19 said that he would check, but as far as he knew the man must have filled out …”
“… as leasing this matter ANXUM-19. 1(68 Concerning the DC-3, A-1 stated that Marmel Hernandes had L talked to Petrosky. Petrosky did send a letter to Talaria instead of Carrillo as A-1 had informed this office before. A1 will get ia complete story from Hernandes upon arrival in Costa …”
“… t to forget the budget before his departure. The quarterly charter payment to Talaria for the C-47 is due this month. Petrosky will send a letter to Carrillo stating would like to charter a G-47. Carrillo will then write back sayiog that C-47 to sub-let. . A-1 hopes that this exchan …”
“… to the padron. If Cl this id pro quo is not adhered to, a (Christian) government has the right to intervene for the common good. In his letter of resignation to Fidel Castro accusing the latter of being a 0 0 0 0 CO d e (% C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L — oan— Becuded her ovtenoila : …”
“… ting his ;credentials" (that i OW called what was going to say). During t' that hour he gave a recount of his actions, beginning with the letter of resignation which sent Fidel CASTRO in Cuba, and then reading excurpts from things published in exile he M.R.R. and from his "Politic …”
“… D&T from Cooper Macdonald. A-1 requested guidance concerning - Tot the check. A-1 was advised to forward a check with a cover- S’A • ing letter to the Atlantic-Chesapeake explaining that Maritima : Bam is forwarding this amount on behalf of Mr. Quires as ole partial payment for th …”
“… t to the following address: Maritima Bam Monkey Point t A-1 felt this address would be sufficient. However, Maritima Bam should send the letter to Chester requesting these. 11f h^M front fromlle rival. d-m"*ered 1; L”
“! SEC.cf 2 heavy items. It was stressed to A-1 the importance of assuring the letter is sent to the attention of Mr. Chester. % 6. When the balance of the money ($27,000) is sent to A-1 for the Atlantic-Chesapeake we will …”
“… the U. S. Canal Zone Customs and the ship's papers should be in order. 2. The ETA to Colon is 25 March. 3. A-1 finally has received the letter from the Raul J. Hernando Philippino. Above conversation conducted: progrranged frequently Raul J. Hernandes changed privacy code WR …”
“… t adhered to the (Christian) government has the right to intervene for the connon good. Later on, after Castro was in power, A-1 wrote his letter of resignation accusing Castro of being a communist and traitor. In this letter A-1 mentions he resigned because Castro had not been hones …”
“… 5. A-1 has sone notion pictures and photographs of the bases and will bring then to the next Consejo meeting. 6. A-1 was informed that a letter from Luis Sierra, chief of the guerrillas, was intercepted by his own people in Miami. This letter contained a photograph with Sierra and …”
“developments in Costa Rica. 5. A-1 is forwarding us a tape on Honduras and Costa Rica as soon as possible. 6. A-1 is not satisfied with the developments in Nicaragua and with Iglesias in particular. A-1 implied that the main 1 problem may be the funding mechanism in Nicaragu”
“REPLY REQUESTED’ DATE 4 Aug 72 Ja SPEED LETTER 1 LETTER NO <7 X ves NO C - 82064 /201- 267437 TO : WH/COG FROM: CI/OA ATTN: Paul Marine, 2B11, x1888 SUBJECT: ABTIME Buesa, Manuel Fra …”
“… BE WELL TREATED. ONE CUBAN DID ALMOST ALL TALKING. GAVE NAME AS FREDDY. LAST NAME UNDECIPHERABLE FROM HANDWRITTEN NOTAT ITN, BEGINS WITH LETTER B, CONTAINS SECRET ‘ wasSsidTRm set”
“14-00000 SECRET 232/1 A BOUT 5 LETTERS. ADDRESS wEwce Ne 16 STREET, MIAMI, PHONE 633-4564, FREDDY ABOUT FIVE NINE, MEDIUM BUILD AND COMPLEXION, DARK HAIR, NO DISTINGUISHING MARKS. OTHER, QUIET, CUBAN VAS SHORT, WALKED WITH LIMP, BLACK MUSTACHE* VERY HEAVY CUBAN ACCENT. FR”
“… 2 WAS FRIEND AND COLLABORATOR OF ARTIME FROM 1959 UNTIL THEY LOST CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER IN 1968, WHEN D-2 FIRST CAME TO PERU HE CARRIED LETTER SIGNED BY ARTIME IDENTIFYING HIM AS ARTIME PERSONAL REP IN PERU. 2. D-2 HANTS TO CONTACT ARTIME TO ASK HIS HELP IN GETAINING NICARAGUAN …”
“… -miv ven __ #. 0 emueste_ Qwoes % I TO: LIMA INFO UH/nXAni. V KESTONE Y I REF: LIMA 24090 IXN 26a135* V 3. DUSKIRT-2 SHOULD ADDRESS LETTER TO SUBJECT PARAS 1-2 or REF AS FOLLOWS: DR. M. A.BUESA 1270 N.E. ASTH ST. 0TS NIAMI. FLA 33138 : 9 1 STATION SHOULD INFORM D-2 THAT BKH …”
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“INSTRUCTED K-1 TO ALERT izasg ANY LETTERS ARRIVE (NONE HAVE SO FAR, 1 ® COPY FILED p. Zat-A208959 SECril ACCORDING TO SLOTH-21, LETTERS of THIS SORT ARE MQUITORED BY CUBAN SECUR: TY J DUPLICATE COPY J I FOR CROSS FILING IINTO 201-0267437 *******. wtak”
“… TUNITY FOR VTOGA-TYPE OP INTENDED BUPN IMPORTANT CUBAN OFFICIAL. RISK TO K-1 WOULD BE MINIMAL SINCE HE WOULD MERELY t BE INTERMEDIARY FOR LETTER OSTENISBLY COMING FROM ARTIME OR SOME OTHER EXILE LEADER. 8. SLOTH-21 TOLD K-1 DEVELOP ALL POSSIBLE Background INFO ON JOSE IGNACIO RASC …”
“… INTERESTED IN CONTACT WITH pmGnec 1 Erx :**6 PRfei___ DIAEL COULD AMBIDY-1 PROVIDE DIAZ: ADDRESS AND PHONEY |uik nsj ’'?.?.< P3 AND LETTER ADDRESSED TO DIAL REFERRING TO BEARER AS ga-t w.w 29020001.1 I PERSON OF CONFIDENCE. ETC,, IN WHOM DIAL CAN CONFIDET 550 FanNS diafis N …”
“… up in the air. Central South International Inc. has an... account at the Capital National Bank of Miami; Subject showed me an irrevocable letter of credit in the amount of $48,000 issued by this bank to be used for the meat export deal. 1 " FORWARD D JY NN 1 EMISSION IN FAG DISS …”