“Northwest of Puerto Limon on the Caribbean coast of Coota Rien, there 10.9P • place known ae la Virgen. Beck of this reached by a small country road, back of some low hills, is found the carp. Here are 2,000 men or more divided into 6.. three battalions, 71 Augusto Cesar Bandi”
“5P 4* comAl: yon • ? f-*9 20726-52 30:1 10-29 I: --f*S 10-25.- 20tbr’ Report No: T”t)50 Local File Not cf rem: • AC NELof frothsurnst CEa __ Eobo-t Node Py_ - pro Approved By: ltor C. Misfire e Distribution: "y …”
“0OMT SECURX. Subject: Reapne Cermumist Adminces Report No: TKH1510 Within the Anti-Gevernment Labor Movement• Date of Infornation: February 13, 1952 ’Place Acquired: . Katona, Cuba Date Acqui …”
“14-00000 .... Report No: TK3-1510 Date February 20, 1952: 1 zumber brentsstage, whichtheseems betvech to be going Ortodexo TAJ onlabor is the and now,lea …”
“14-00000 539 T":. ■ e. . Report No: M01510.1 .•t Dated February 20, 2952g - - ■ SOURCE COINSNT: Tho oweors of tho Crusollas plant are in theprocess of reducing ' d 1 * …”
“4 A CORFIDFRITIAL.,• Subjects Further Information on R Report lib. TXC-1365. % "’ the Juventud Socialista. ioDate of Information: 2 Jan 51. ■Place Acquired: iHaSand, Cuba. Date Acquired! 4 Jan nwa …”
“14-00000 Report No: TX-1 CONFIL 22 January 1951 The structure of the Juventud Socialista is like that of the PSP. It has committees in all the districts …”
“14-00000 9 Report No: Date 22 Januar mind of gaining neo members for the party as a whole. The methods by which they tried to attract new members for the …”
“: 1 " 4 Et % ONSEN Report.No: TC-A-1365. Coll. CAL Date » 22 January 1951. ■ * - and keep friends with the FEC (Federation Estudiantil Uni-' . versitaria) of Mab …”
“14-00000 •. 2 L-5-4 ,-‘- OXCEPTIAC Date Report No: TKI-1365. 22 January 1951.85< • • does not supply any indication that BRAVO carries on clandestine —liaison with or penetration act …”
“Cuba " Feb 1959 Sep 1960 LAST ADMISSION to us (Date, port and stoty 400 enoe Bernts AND DEPARTURES (Dope end ports or # mimerovs, tio years when 1 wously’m U $‘).- ■‘ • - -70.7.9. • 01-26-61 KEY; 212(d)(5) :8 REASON FOR REQUEST U.S. PASSPORT NO. (a tnojwn)- Socwa secuuty * 26”
“NOXI • vrs ONO . ClaSsikv TO file MR 201-209258 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL coirs - 00901 x-ocr fori 8 no FILE sip 3201-352 52-0- SECRET REV. TO QWAhCM REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 8.001 5 DesreOY sig. . PERSON/UNITNOTIPICO 2 1 ? € Jowave FROM ACTION: ADVANCE COPY 3”
“14-00000 / OUTGOING MESSAGE a SIGNAL CENTER USE ONLY co ace ree T9C oci pact or , pa.ta u 0. E0 2 SECRET ,messaG HANDLING woicaron pare-nmeanous cm wessase meenciccesuwen STAFF • DIRECTOR . CONF: .. INFO: FILE 936139 0 0 0 „oon, • DISSEM BY: wo wornt# astumu”
“… ED WITH ORLANDO BOSCH AND WAS INVOLVED IN AND SUPPORTED A NUMBER OF CUBAN EXILE REVOLUTIONARY GROUPS’ TERRORIST ACTIVITIES. ANOTHER FSI REPORT INDICATED THAT LESNICK RECEIVED MONEY FROM PANAMA - IN CONNECTION WITH NARCOTICS TRAFFIC AND ALLEGEDLY WAS RESPONSIBLE : I FOR THE ARREST …”
“… P0CH-> AS SED STAT DO A. 20 P SF RE PO HT. QA ALLEGED CUSAL E>luh TE-RORIST 40 CTY FROM AN PPRE\TLY NEW - - 003 35 CF GX 7G-Z IN MIAMI. REPORT IS NOT DA E BUT GV/G -2 DATE. 1 STAMP INDICATES THEY ReCeTveE PAP0 OCTOBER EVEN Cud- - WRITER I: NOT FN TIFIED W-.X ctcU eNi, RdVIDes-- …”
“:\ F0 Or VALUE TO PAVAMAX A VS , WRITER SUBMITTED LENGTHY REPORT GN ALLEGED RECEPT CudAan evICE ACTIVITY dcmpaVED SEC -• 1/205”
“14-00000 ST - OK % D 92. 8 Januar yi s° l y o n cunt aryeci a apryrent 3 J 6 o con/ilo gertiNT yapsee quo -332225 iraan -IN 076237 T:2112393 CCT 76 FACY 36750 % sS : CR E T 2512272 OCT 76 STAFF - y CITE.PANAMA CITY 38750 7 - TO: PRIORITY LEZSIAM INo DIRECTOR”
“… 33752- IN PAR4 23 i5iv= BUT BELIEVE IT LIKELY, MIX LESNICH Is ALMOST CR OF "REPLICA" NAGAIVE IX 1974 AND SUBJECT 0F LENGTHY MZad! ?iJ REPORT DATED 25.SPT.74 (FBI FILE \D. 105-3492) DEALING ITH-ENMITIES WITHIN MIAMI EXILE COMMUNITY. . • , 4. REQUEST ADDRESSEE TRaces ON OCHOA, VE …”
“… e week’s Miami bureau chief, William corporation executive, even-mayor. We their fierce ethnic pride, the Cuban-,. ‘ - Schmidt, filed this report: - - afe starting to step on toes.” + 2 . Americafis are steadily moving into the -%‘The Cubans are themselves divided American mainstream …”
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“RESULTING IN ARREST IN PANAMA C GABRIEL GREGORIO RODRIGUEZ. %nfm s has nomzNo To.do/uxty.coukr case of PaRa A Agovez To Jupde €% ■ FRO FBI REPORTING nascuNANA UAS in nfanx-Jan T9 ACTING AS CASC.OFF- CICER FOR LESNICK AND AN MEMPLOYEE OF LESNICK’S NAMED MARIO CABRERA- 43 03 *”
“14-00000 / I ‘CAB • sac DISSIM ov th _«•___ 18-2 ‘n L ‘DPI ■ RUN Bv. S6AET K? *; RepooucrioN ap vran Tear : IsBuinG orrica t -NOwliras PERSUN/UNIT NOTFIO__ N —ADY *No coPL is LO_ALQ1IKQ .9. AL STAFF — ACT UNIT 1RF FILE VR. Cars Ladia eles J 7 2.4. (00/928 y-PA”
“g! RUN bv CABLE 6r . CIGBEM ov. Pin ____ - 1 REPRODUCTION B- ovnan THAN *E GET ISBUING orFiC I* ROHIDITED PERSON: UNIT NOTIFIED ______________ : ADVANCE COPY ISBURO SLOTTED___: py i AL. 2: starr ' ACTION UNIT RE. . FILE . VR, 29 : . 4 y., 1;.’ 'ACTION:’, F 9j0i O’”
“… t Reynolds(Butcher) and Philip Toomey (Thompson). The meeting took place 15 Jammary 1960 1200 hours to 1540 hours. He read the PP staff report on opposition groups (sanitised) and the report (sanitised) on the Indian political action operation. 65 / 63 - 24 Lopes wan briefed by …”
“… A, Alexander Hunter (Williams) PP/EAD, Charles Penney (Twiss) NII/PW, and Chilip Toomey (Thompson) „H/L/PP. 07 3 03 6 2. Kr. Lopez ave a report of his contacts in Cuba after receiving r his notes which were brought up b. Kr. (Noel and given to Mr. Lopez by Sr. Toomey. Mr. Lopez sa …”
“104-10174-10059 いいいいい 3 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 65987 Date: 10-28-2021 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce SECRET (Thon filled in) No. C-77119 05 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, PP/PAD - H.”
“… ect result ofTICHBORN’s trip and thus enhances TICHBORN’s commercial bonafides. 2. It is understood that E/IB/S has a copy of TICHBORN’s report for dispatch to the Madrid Station per ref. 3. Personnel concerned with Project WUBRINY will be glad to work with E/IB/S in any follow-u …”
“Soni / CASACATON DVAICH **X AND NO DISPATCH SECRET to .HMVA-18348 Chief, WHD HFADQUARTIBS nu NO NO ,201- TOM Dat ■Prior of Station, Mexico City 22 December 1961 SORLECT R5 •« 3" - ICOX “x ONS @Edward 0. *t OEdward TICHBORN - 35) -45 3303 0. TICHBORN MARKED FORUNDEGN”
“diversos capitulos de lo que el consider la influencia Fiontera Hace mucho tiempo que sabemos quecel votemexicana en. los Estados Unidos. de los mexicanos de origen es decisive: Sobre todojeni"""“Lo que respecta a la arquitectura. Mexico ha fija- los Estados de Texas, Californ”
“Erontera. Hace mucho tiempo que sabemos que el voto mexicana en los Estados Unidos.- de los mexicanos de origen es decisivo. Sobre todo en wd los Estados de Texas, California, Arizona, Nuevo Me- "Lo que respectana la arquitectura: Mexico ha fija- wei-g -. Aalorado"do a imagen”
“theatre, ballet, film, writing and student spheres. 0 In order to imrease his ability to meet and cultivate assets, the mrsswe Station is authorizing TICHBORN the rental of a small apartment, to beedor sparsely furnished in a bohemian manner. Subject is posing as a left-of- c”
“Woke 4 r 144686 ] 4 CLASSIicatiW DISPATCH I 10. Chief of Station, Mexico City tl. SECHET Gtedi. posp PROCESSING actippe WABELD rot IRDE KING aczpud PLSHTDA X1 RO. NOTXINC BEQVIMD Cuts QU4: *10 ■ -tangukmIKS MW' CAN rubor incizing' 1vd ABSTRACT " Chief, Wester”
“v.. Ontobar 30,1963 Dear Bed, I agree with rou that our friend’s contribution on the Allanea pare al Progreso t not for us. It’s much mre a PSev Leader” or "Reports” ulsce, although I’m not sage it’s original enough for sisher. You might, in tarne’t ing 1% down, eurgest ”
“In any event, the promised agrarian or flecal reforms may paradoxi- cally lead to either of two extremoa, bath of which *ould frustrate the stated intentions of the Alliance. On the one hand. Government X might place its < program in the hands timid conser vatives who interpre”
“public works projects on massive scales beyond the scope of the individual extroprent oo Secondly, there’s considerable doubt as to the real intentions of as Latin American governments re fiscal reform. It will be exceedingly. difficult, they say, to alter the long-standing p”
“in which our affairs require immediate attention. "AKA of them have been discussed before but the final arrangements have not yet been made. - I believe we especially need to talk about the Centro and the Academy. . 3 I aA enclosing a statement by assistant regarding some sick”
“… CA) WIVWMILD Y ress counrev $. roncien $ wo.” 7. - vea NAME OF COUNTRY COMPENSATION SUBJECT TO A FOREIGN TAX / 0.8 COVER FACILITY WILL REPORT COMPENSATION AS FOLLOWS (S0 lton 16 below) WILL NOT arPomt "ronu wa FORM 1099 COVER .FACILITY (Cryptonym) THE AGENCY WILL REPORT COMPEN …”
“NAME AND ADDRESS OF OSTENSIBLE EMPLOYER so. DECLARATION OF ESTIMATED INCOME TAX (Check one) HAS BEEN FILED WAS NOT MIEN FILED NOT - APPLICABLE PART II DEPENDENCY DATA eh Vi. No. OF DEPEuOruTs. INCLUDING SELF, CUAiuto WITH COVER 12. NO. OF DEPENDENTS, INCLUDING SELF CLAIMED O”
“4) SECRET 17Jul 61 TO: WH/PO/B W. L. SMITH M DATES 91X44368 ‘|‘ FROM: FI/0 Per a,6 | SEE DOSSIER ON SUBJECT INFI/D BIOGRAPHIC FILES. 8. C A MEMORANDUM IS ATTACHED HERETO. c. r~~~ I WITHITHE LIMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVIDED * THE REQUEST, FI/D IS UNABLE TO DETERMINE W”
“… None required INFO 3 COP, CA 2, ROUTINE tyed6.s LO IN 21305 DIR CITE SALV 3791 REF HSSS-325 1 1. REQUEST AUTHORITY SHOW TICHBORN REPORT TO AMB WILLIAMS WHO HAS ASKED IF ANY SUCH REPORT AVAILABLE. 2. AMB FAVORABLY IMPRESSED WITH TICHBORN AND STATION FEELS 9e > TICHBORN …”
“… on with Messrs. Collins and McCoy they had stated that it would bo helpful if he could make contacts with Mexican politicians in order to report on the politicalaets situation as a whole and on the split in the PRI party DM particularly. (I checked this out today with Mr. McCoys a …”
“… DESIRES SALV CAN FURNISH FURTHER NAMES OF PERSONS CONNECTED BUT TICHBORN HAS ADDITIONAL NAMES AND ALL PRESUMABLY WILL BE INCLUDED IN HIS REPORT.4th END OF MESSAGE CS COMMENTS HQS STATED SUBJECT NOT BROUGHT TO HQS FOR BRIEFING PRIOR DEPARTURE SALV. HE ONLY ADVISED IN MOST GENERAL …”
“… he had returned from his TDY assignment to El m Salvador. He felt that his trip han been a successful one and that he would have a meaty report to submit. He also suggested that he felt it would be useful if he were debriefed by the interested parties at Headquarters • 2. C/PAG a …”
“9 Vasio SPENCER described by the files OA a leftist + his actuities were Primarily Concerned Wille Local Mindity groups. These activities wee excnitvely Reported in the Comurnuwnit Daily Peoples World. 4. Ins. Vani o SPENCER represented Tassia FREES, a non. Cooperative (uncoop”
“14-00000 2 SECRET TO: H. W. Daiis FROM: FI/STD An A. C • SEE DOSSIER ON SUBJECT INUFI/STD BIOGRAPHIC FILES. 8. C • A MEMORANDUM IS ATTACHED HERETO. C. C • WITH THE LIMITED I DENTI FICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUEST, STD IS UNABLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS INFORMATIO”
“business connections. In the mid-1950 's he became active in California state politics and served in various capacities in Democratic Party state and national organizations. He par- ticipated actively in the California gubernatorial campaign of James Roosevelt, the senatorial”
“14-00000 A -ICAP Corporation is an in- DIRECTORS OF ICAP CORPORATION ronternational consulting andom wo financial organization, spe- ocializing in the developing Julian Allen countries, which offers three me Formerly Vice President, European Branches, principal services t”
“… g your name, etc. in the airport? Answer: Only in the hotels, or when I entered and left the country. At the hotels you make a full police report. When the sothers whom I engaged in conversation (and told them what I was trying to. learn) asked where I was going next, I would ask the …”
“wasase tourist travel. Headquarters, the Station and the U.S. Ambassador in El Salvador were all extremely impressed by Subject's ability to assess the local political situation ' and to make the necessary contacts with a minimum of Station assistance. (Detailed reports on bo”
“I .79: SF/2 4-: Sront SB/SCC- Ciales foLogener July 16, 1969 Contact Report Subject: ZIOVAI-1 (p-S903) Date of meet: July 17 ft Hoyo 19 at 1430 hre 1. Prearranged meet -hich lasted 90 rinuter. Next meet: Luurt …”