“… is Congo assignment because of his third country national background in order to establish a support mechanism in Leopoldville. At the time the Congo was in chaos, BKHERALD had few assets and there was some likelihood that the polit- ical situation would degenerate quickly. The Station po …”
“… lap potential with WIROGUE/1 since he knew little NW 65924 Docld:32345613 Page 4 : 3 SEGRET موقع SEORET about the Agency. In particular, in the Congo he was aware only of the COS's contact with contact WIROGUE/1 spent most of his time trying to develop contacts and was not directly involv …”
“Ambassador to the Congo C U (Brazzaville) (DC BASE/NEW YORK 3374) PO RD Future Plans # 9. Next meeting is tentatively scheduled for 29 September between …”
“… r own back yard. 3. Any now story, such S.S the 22 February story in nal Tribune on suspected CIA connection with it ox Cuban pilots for the Congo, the possible results of inquiry made n 21 February by three students connected with the University of Miami newspaper The an ’’p . • - …”
“… ng this interval. (Per JMWAVE 0483, 4 December 1967.) On 27 May 1965 SOD/AB/OPS/3 requested a POA to permit the use of BARTES as a pilot in the Congo. The POA was granted on 20 July 1965, and an OA on 9 September 1965, Testing of Subject's skill as a pilot revealed, however, that he was n …”
“… this inter val. (Per JMWAVE 0483, 4 Dec ember 1967.) On 27 May 1965 SOD/AB/OPS/3 requested a POA to permit the use of BARTES as a pil ot in the Congo. The POA was gra”
“5 SOD/AB/OPS/3 requested a POA to permit the use of BARTES as a pil ot in the Congo. The POA was gra nted on 20 July 1965, and an OA on 9 September 1965, Testing of Subject's skill as a pilot revealed, however, that he was …”
“… this interval. (Per JMWAVE 0483, 4 December 1967.) On 27 May 1965 SO D/AB/ OPS/3 requested a POA to per mit the use of BARTES as a pilot in the Congo. The POA was granted on 20 July 1965, and an OA on 9 September 1965 , Testing of Subject's skill as a p ilo t revealed, however, that he wa …”
“… 1 that we could see no harm in visiting him. *o 2. A-1 reported that one of his pilots, Ginebra, had Cremrived an offer to fly planes in the Congo. A-1 did not )know if Ginebra would accept the offer. 14 3. We told A-1 that we had received a report that in ■ e a finoa in Nicaragua c …”
“… Zablie Administration program at the University of Miami, but weoc talked him into delaying it for the Fall Semester in order to handle the Congo operation for us. I told him we would consider him as a candidate for a future job handling a Coast Guard and Customs Service .position i …”
“… he following conditions of employment:° 1. That the term "employer" as used in this agreement shall. be the Government of the Republic of the Congo, or any designated. Department or Agency of said Government, or any Company or Agency that the said Government may designate. 2. That th …”
“… vent at the termination of this agreement, the (employne accepts employment with an employer other than the Govern- mont of the Republic of the Congo, the return transportation cost shall not be paid maid omployeo.”
“… ervices under this agreement. SIGNED AND SEALED BY no this Frank Darth day of ,1965, -Beal- ACCEPTED at Leopoldville, the Republic of the Congo, this day of ,2068, -Deal- «k • 1 ..... a :cite”
“… ed binding unless said agreement becomes a written part of this contract. SIGNED AND SEALED BY me this day ACCEPTED eop the Republic of the Congo, day of 196S. % 1 ■1 v. BI® at s’wge 1 4 1 4. 1 %”
“… pal wet represents himself Ag an employee of the SAVE officer, who in taro le documented na an ament of the Government of the Rejublid of the Congo. Hlowover, although no U, S. Govern Government”
“… ion of the Indochinese peoples in the aono occupied by the eneay.6 -"28143 : : r Against the legitimate government of Patrice Lumumba in the Congo, a government de- sermined to end the terrible economic and social situation of the African population Penuned by the greedy actions of t …”
“… o GO cm* uaLift). K ADQUANTERS WJ4 FOM : ** Chief of Station, JMWAVE TYPIC/AMSPELL WIARES Operational > 65 C AMSPELL Propaganda on the Congo Situation SON REOURED.REFERENCES 1FVI: fon Ago can JUDGE interim ABSTRACT microriume? REFS: A. DIR 68739, 4 December 1964 B. DIR 72 …”
“… (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) In addition to the printed propaganda AMSPELL also carried appropriate news bulletins regarding the Congo atrocities on its l0-minutes’ AMTHIGH program, with editorial comment attacking Communist exploitation of the Congolese, Ll Brier P. V …”
“cual P4.• THE EVENTS IN THE CONGO A PROOF OF WHAT COMMUNISM IS Recent happenings in the Congo have rocked the civ Without the slightest trace of scruple these nations ilized world, leaving in their wake a deep preocupation in have …”
“… peoples. It is this love of true freedom that necessarily places us in a position of adversity towards this movement. The happenings in the Congo find their motivation not in a When faced with the crimes in the Congo one Soviet zealous scareh for justice and liberty but in the intern …”
“… frica will have freedom, and it will not have the mauled, : caged communist version of it. Those responsible for so much ugly violence in the Congo do not represent the spirit . of the Congolese people and have received the condemna tion of Africa and of the whole world. Africa feel …”
“act will help her understand she has to face an enemy as dangerous, or more so, than colonialism. The criminal actions of communism in the Congo have only one answer and the Africans themselves will give it ITS REPUDIATION. .”
“4 SECRET "LIBERATED BY THE COMMUNISTS" Graphic Evidence of Marxist Lies About the Actual Events in the Congo. , The missionary Paul Carlson lies dead with a card tied to his throat, assassinated by Congolese communists on a street in Stanleyvill …”
“… en saunters off. w the C.I.A. as an explosives expert. He fought for the -, "Maybe I' was too set oh getting into the country on Agency in the Congo in the mid-Sixties, and then be-: . the sly,” Branch says. "That sure didn’t work out. This .came an F.B.1: informant. He’s the guy who go …”
“… closed! Give Congo operations. Rothchild thinks - way .. - me your passports! Give me your air- "----- - ** Branch is foolish to bring up the Congo • - ' . P-: . • line tickets!" Branch and Rothchild and remind Morales how little he cares Brakfa, 11 Ricardo - • ■ C. are convinced that …”
“… Ricardo," he says, was there. We talked almost all night - “You don’t really have much choice, “I’m upset that you and your men have about the Congo. Why have you - do you? he asks. "I mean, you have kept me from seeing anything about changed? Is there something : . ” two guys who don’ …”
“… rales and infiltrating into the affair, he tried to frustrate the plan. Gonzalez also said that Morales, supposedly worked for the "CIAin the Congo" and actually is an agent of the Government of Venezuela, used ‘to investigate those Cubans who enter and exit from Venezuela. Gonzalez …”
“… TRAINED TOWARD FOR PM ACTION IN CONGO SEPTEMBER 69, ALTHOUGH THERE IS CONFLICTING INF 0 IN HIS FILE AS TO ‘ ETHER HE DID UN FACT SERVE IN THE CONGO. HE EAS TERMINATED IN DECEMBER bl. (FOR AMENDS: CARACAS: PLEASE NOTE THIS exideCTs STATEMENT IN DIRECTOR A33353 THAT L LeLA A MORALES …”
“… EARS AND WANTS EKCR CWN°S ASSISTANCE IN PETAIme U.S. CITIZENSHIP, ACCOM ING A-1, IDE NT IT Y-F WAS "THE C/P CF THE c/o CF A-1'S GR CUP IN THE CONGO IN/ 1964 CP 19 65. LNAGCN STATED A-1 USED THE INITIALS - c- ANDIRO AND IS NOT SURE IF KE MEANT COMMAD ING OFFICERI CASE CFFICER. . 3. …”
“… y SOD oh 5 May 1965. Subject’s amended OA was subsequently cancelled as requested. ■ A POA is being granted for the use of the Subject in the Congo under Project WITRUSH for a period of 90 days. Upon receipt of an up-dated PRQ Part II an OA will be processed. The FRQ Part II of record …”
“in the Congo under * Project‘‘WIPEGASUS or WTEHRUSH. POA is reinstated until 18 November 1965. - To process the Operational Approval, full informati …”
“… for P activities under Project WIPEGASUS. a. It is requested that the existing Operational Approval be amended to include use by sob in the Congo under Project WITHRUSH. 0 Robert W. Gambino Security Officer Special Operations Division Distribution: Orig. & 2 - Addressee: 1- …”
“… dum establishes a mutual understanding between : 3 . you who have volunteered for a potentially dangerous and . J hazardous assignment in the Congo and the Sponsoring Organization.1 - This agreement specifies mutual obligations and responsibilities .J between you, hereinafter referred …”
“… s as necessary to prepare him for his foreign . assignment. : The Volunteer further understands that he will - be transported to and from the Congo by means provided by the Sponsor and that the duration of his stay in the Congo will SECRET”
“… direct. D. Pay and Support. 1. TheSponsor will pay the Volunteer the following: (a) while in the United States $272. 6° . : (b) While in the Congo (date of departure $370. 00 ? - to date of return) - ' 2. In addition to payments indicated above, those| Volunteers selected for and part …”
“SECRET / 4 performance of duty in the Congo, the benefits specified below will be paid if the individual has at least one dependent. ---------- If he has no dependents, the benefit …”
“… provide food, housing, operational clothing, equipment and basic personal necessities during the U.S. based phase, enroute, and while in the Congo.n.tandin: III. Termination of Agraearat A. During the period this agreement la in effect, ir the Volunteer fails to abide the terms of t …”
“… , for the purpose specified in your request, dated 18 September 1964 1 1. The current OA for Subject is amended to include use by SOD in the Congo for PM activities under Project WIPEGASUS.. 2. Subject of 201-744305 has a POA with an OA pending receipt of a favorable investigation. H …”
“… is Congo assignment because of his third country national background in order to establish a support mechanism in Leopoldville. At the time the Congo was in chaos, we had few assets there, and the likelihood existed that the political situation would degenerate quickly. The Station possib …”
“… d on the Castro operation, according to the officer handling ZRRIFLE and the Castro operation. Records do show that QJWIN was dispatched to the Congo in 1960, being there in November and December 1960, prior to the”
“t QJWIN was dispatched to the Congo in 1960, being there in November and December 1960, prior to the ESCY SECRET NW 65987 Docld:32412227 Page 3 104-10178-10012 RBC”
“… mediately thereafter. Lumumba was stil alive, albeit under arrest, as of the middle of January 1961, and it seems clear that QJWIN had left the Congo in December 1960. A 19 December cable to Leopoldville authorizes his return to Luxembourg on 21 December and instructs Luxembourg to pay hi …”
“… ct events, Africa Division was apprised of the above and was asked to search its records in an attempt to clarify what WIROGUE was up to in the Congo and his reference to an "execution squad." The research did not clarify the matter to any great extent, although some assumptions can be ma …”
“E exceeded his instructions to avoid making approaches without checking with Leopoldville Station. : : In January 1961, at the request of the Leopoldville Station, WIROGUE was given permission to take flying lessons. By March, he had obtained the position of adviser to the Congol”
“… is Congo assignment because of his third country national background in order to establish a support mechanism in Leopoldville. At the time the Congo was in chaos, we had few assets there, and the likelihood existed that the political situation would degenerate quickly... The Station poss …”
“… so C. 0. took him out to lunch. Later while taking a stroll, Subject stated that if the cold weather continued he was going to return to the Congo. C. 0. hustled him into Woolworths and bought him some long underwear Subject asked if C. 0. had been able to get permission to % have h …”
“… find out if Case Officer knows the details concerning Subject's past work for us and the reasons for our ihsistance that he was blown in the Congo. (A fact”
“… he can-solder, no telephone and the only s sera a clothes that he has are summer clothes which he was wearing when hexcame war to us from the Congo. '- Case Officer told him that we would try to get something out this— week and hoped to receive some indication from Headquarters as to …”
“… ace where he can start working and be on his own. Subj stated that he called, the German firm which expressed an interest in his going to the Congo and was told to .have Geduld. He stated in very clear terms that he is tired of having Geduld and hopes that somet ing will soon happen. …”
“… of. action which would encourage him to establish himself as a see contributing member of society and, above all, prevent his return to the Congo.> Subject was met by Stephen R. LACKLEN and Roscoe MOSIEN and put up in a safehouse. He was relieved”