“though wo have no confirmation of this from a/1). In such situation KUBARK was able to offer S/1 opportunity to, in effect, begin anew, get - out of a hole, rebuild his can self-esteem, wiki perhaps even build 80tso credit toward i eventual return to Parana under conditions which”
“14-00 1 SECBET/KAPOE OVIA 8555 right on up the line." Needless to say, SIRBONY/I deemed most happy to know that RODIGAST was concerned for his welfare. : 30, RODIGAST feels that he can manage S/I’s self-assertion and : dynsaism, and LCPIPI points to RODIGAST’s record of ha”
“talks.) 7. Where GIBSON really comes into his own, and really astonishes with the breadth of his, personal information and understanding, (and largely, it appears, without the same personal involvement and bias) is in African affairs (especially in left-wing fields), Europea”
“clandestinely: his attitude, as RODIGAST can infer it, toward targets hostile to ODYOKE: in short, his ideological motivation. B. Estimate of his motivation generally: his personal reasons for association with KUBARK. C. Psychological suitability and staying power in leading”
“e Kovanent. The Civic Resistance Kovement was largely the "logistic" arm of the 26 of July Kovanent. SECTION V COLLABORATION POTENTIAL 1. INDICATE OTHER FORELON PODER SUBJECT BOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLABORATE WITH OLCAUSE OF HIS IDEOLOGY OR ASSOCIATIONS. EXPLAIN. Bone NW 65987 ”
“4-00000 SECRET Chief KUWOLD X Chief. KUDESK; Chief of Station, Brussels: Chief. MB Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT DTTORIC/Operational STEBCNY/QRPREY/Oparational Contact with Idon A 20 1. For the Information of COS, Brussels: KUDESK and KUJOLF are jointly engaged in t”
“undertake his current mission nor to consider other missions for KUBARK which might work a hardship Of him place his person reputation in jeopardy. His responsiveness, in ract, encourages to believe that wills accept sosigannts which permit him to move easily in those revolutiona”
“Algeria." DEN D had apparently heard of s/l’s forthcoming trip from contacts in New York and Paris, and 3/l surmises this means INS ■ of his rummer’s travels must rather common knowledge ow. 59. At TIFFANY’s request 3/1 let IIEN E knear was in Paris, and 8/1 says that latter ”
“I : ASSIFICATION DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH S-E-C-R-E-T OELW - 21869 3. In line with the need to put the debriefing on a businesslike (rather than a "flexible") basis, it might be a good idea to start by getting Subject to supply a personal histor”
“1° SECHET/KAPOK • OFLA 2555 . . S/Y/I’s family situation presents some cause for concern, also. As noted in the discussion on motivation, he has been receiving funds since January with only CKOFERA to give aa source. His wife, who is a conscientious leftist, is presently s”
“or he feels pressed to repay is not as important as the fact that there set be time when it weighs meagily his mind.) 25. Giving 8/1 the last word, the following report from RODIGAST on his 14 June conversation with the Agent should given careful considerations "It was clear th”
“Ce CLASSIFICATiEN PROCESSING ACTION TO DISPATCH SECRET MARKED FOR mDEXInO C/WOVIEW so INDEXING REQUIRED Bru ORLY QUALIFIED DES ces/London C/OMUSE C/Kur Div CAN JUDGE IDEXIEG FRCA Chief. LCPIPIT MICROFILM SUBJECT CTDOPIC/ perational CREBORY/ORESONY/1 and AHSQUAW/1's Relat”
“professional relationship with KUBARK for everal years. We understand, for example , that he 1 ried establish contact with CUYOKE while a student in Italy in 1951-52, that appeared to Bt cooperative questioned PBSWING Paris in relation to the assassination of President Zermed”
“white). He might not agree with ODYOKS policy in Vietnam, Cuba, or elsewhere— he obviously has not been questioned • on his personal beliefs— but his dissent, if dissent there be, is : not disloyalty, and in any case should not prevent him from executing ‘KUBARK policy to the”
“the national liberation to at propaganda machinery which 50 now foresaken. His knowledge of our operations ersonnal sen B* minimum. 20 the danger of his pen speaking with great foro or effectiveness 18, 1 believe, not great and problem which, though ust anticipate it, believ”
“14-00000 CLASSINCATON DISPATCH PROCESSING ACTION SECRET MAERED FOR INDEXING TO Chief of Station, London (ATTS. KATZERC -M) XX so MOMI REQUIRED D60. Chief, KWOLP ONLY QUALIFIED DESK cannuoce meuwG FROM Chief of Station, Paris (ICPIPFT) incrOFiLS SUBDIDOR IC/operatto”
“in a sort of stream of consciousness style. We fear that, if given the opportunity, Subject will take the bit in his a teeth and as much money as he can in his hot little hands and be off and running. To prevent this we would like to suggest that the debriefing be set up on a”
“background and develop materials beyond those presently available, we note that QREBOHY has boon a subject of continuing interest to ODEDVY far many years, end that, as a result, the basic politically derogatory associations in his past are a matter of record. As you know, succes”
“SMOTH (due largely to the wide range of • areas he reports on), is a complex problem. We think we have reached a mutually satisfactory arrangement for achieving both aims. 2. What we are concerned with here, then, is JAGUAR's permission for us to run CREBONY from here, for t”
“prior to 15 February. ODENVY should also be provided with as much of the material as is of interest to them, .and a copy of that material should be given to us to pass to the ODENVY office here. Ye are also obliged to pass to JAGUAR such elements of this material as is of leg”
“IP% 0x9 - ? Page 2 ORPHONE/1 • Subject is not by nature a role player, and it would not be 'operationally advantageous to have him switch roles, for he cannot psychologically handle role playing over a period of time. /He has worked hard to establish an identity for hi”
“CLASSIFCATL= PROCESS: MG ACTION DISPATCH SECTS BT westn tonewexins 1 fa to Chief of Station, Paris/LCPIPIT X so moexmS REQUIRED INFO. ONLY CURLED OESI can JUDGE mocoin FROM Chief, KUWOLF ICadFu. 32" Assessment Of QREBONY ACTION REQUIRED • REFERENCES See below I”
“ECIET/xArOK WIA 2555 II. PHELDCIEARY ASSRSSIKET 12. At this stage in KUBAMK‘s relationship with STKEONY/1 it in well to note certain factors that must taken into consideration as 0eeK to dovisa longer-term operation centered his capabilities and potential. For ths cake of b”
“and the CPGB which are pro-toecow and enti-Peking. We know from independent sources as well as from his own testimony, that such hostility has taken the form of -, charges--complotely false at the tine--that he vas an ODENVY or KUBARK agant. (Apparently a favored smear techni”
“4 rarely been a minute cr two late, and in recent meetings—presumably because he feels that kodigast’s never-failing appearance on the precise second of the meeting must mean that this is required KUBARK practice— he has been even more precise. Rodigast is always ready with”
“permits firsthand reporting. It is also anticipated that he may be able to serve selected GA " purposes surfacing information available to him, when this does not prejudice his cover status. His use is understood to be, and has been, limited and precludes revelation of classifie”
“‘ wouanesees. 1 *--ttZ---Jo-r-------i-d-mdi----ooh-esf CLASSIFIED MESSAGE; N-PAGE 2 -IF Dincoon PUBLISHING CENTER ci 1 01 Dz0 (WHICH PERFECTLY AZRALASLE re STATION), THEN APPEARS T. WTATION THAT TIGHSJRN VILL i HAVE SUFFICIENT TO KEEP HIM BUSY. BELIEVE KOS. VILL AGREE W”
“I CLASSIFICATION DSate STeBOi AND NO CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH PRIORITY SECRET OKLA-42,750 14. GIBSON and security, to this pointe GIBSON has met only myself, under alias, and under the impression that I was here temporarily. This idea was apparently made to etiok, throu”
“14-00000 EECRET/KAPOK OPLA 2555 %. 14 and 15 June RODISAST again met with 3/1 for further debriefings on the latter’s contacts in Paris. RODIGAST then briefed him KUTURE requirements for MOKE and passed on requirement: YM iz/0.uac100 forwarded in DIR 18107 and DIR 18675. R”
“working with the services of the country in which he resides. As part of the present operation involves the possibility that Q will in fact be approached by the opposition, and Q is aware of this, one assumes he is prepared to remain loyal to KUBARK; one would also assume be w”
“0000 B A MARsED FOB ectxIN TO Chief of Station, London For LCPIPIT X 80 etcuNG MEQUIRED N0O CARLY QURLFED DESA Chief of Station, London con so Ottawa FROM Chief, WOVIEW sictonums SUERCT D DTDORIC /QREBONY /Ope rational QREBONY /1 Mentioned in Senate Hearings ACTION R”
“14-00000 secret -2- 14 February 1963 8. This man has good potential for helping KUBARK’s paramilitary effort, which potential will be more effective when he has been schooled in the terminologies and peculari- ties of paramilitary KUBARK-style. It is recommended a tour b”
“discredited.. 3. Motivation and Readiness to Cooperate. The debriefing reflects between the lines what KATZENBACH judges in his covering dispatch to be a readiness to collect information for us knowing that we are an official agency and probably suspecting that we are KUBARK.”
“4-00000 ERCHST/KAPOK OFIA 2555 J In his early talks with the London Station and again in his talks with BODIGAST and TIFFANY the Agent has indicated com dogros of disenchantment with the organizations and personalities, if not the ideology, of the left-wing factions with t”
“% CLASSIRCATION DIPAtCu syusou arb no CONTINUATION Of DISPATCH PRI OBI TY SECRET caA-42.750 9. How about his ideological motivation? We had hoped for some more conorete expression than we got, on this score, but what we have is not too bad. He states that he will not be ”
“SECHET/KAPOK OPLA 2555 Personally, 8/1 appeared to understand and to follow good security practices by and large, but he was concerned that his wife i suspected him of being “up to something" of which she did not approve. short, his overall long-term recuri epposred weakest ”
“1 t OFODET orUnLi 3. Mr. DeBov, a lawyer, is an Administrative Assistant to the Mayor of Chicago as vell as a long time, if casual, contact of Domestic Contacts Service. His background includes assignment to the Intelligence Division of the Chicago police and cooperation ”
“clandestine meetings are compromised. Other officers will use cover of both bei g r^W^WPifUw^NFORMA TION AND IN CONTACTING HIS INFORMANTS. Freelancexx jornalist, authera, and as a sympathetic leftist 3. INDICATE SERVICE FOR WHICH SUBJECT THINKS HE (fill work) (Is working). ”
“)0000 CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION‘ DISPATCH SECRET MADEFO Fol mineying * Chief. WOVIEW_________ so BmoEXS REQUIRED INFO 000.9 QUALIFIED DESK COS/London, C/Eur Div CM JUDGE IDEXINO FROM Chief, LCPIPIT London SUBJECT GBM MICROFILM DTDORIC Operational 0 ORERONY”
“would be rues. roduburee sono of QREBONY/1's expenses if he could come to Chicago to 0130080 the matter further. C. QArBomY/1 does not meet the contact the cover orgetization. Be 1s briefed to offer the story, Cat his rouirn, that bed entered into regular arrangement with t”
“As already indicated, he seems to be as loyal a 9BPREER as other people who don't give much thought to the matter, certainly a lot more loyal than his background would lead one to expect. In any case, we have no recent evidence to contradict his statement that he considers hi”
“000 CLASSIFICATION DIIPATC SYMBOL MO NUMBER CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET OFRA 7797u against the U.S.A. While domestic effects of such propaganda are properly handled by ODEAVY, the manipulation of LEi Ds to further Chinese propaganda abroad becomes ZUBARK’s concern. 3”
“Latin America which are apparently being given increasingly direct support Peking. 2. One of STHBONY/l’s bona fides in revolutionary circles is his acquaintance with Iden A who has told bin that, personally, he does not share the doubts spread about STEBCHY/I because, as Iden”
“then SECRET SECTION VI OPERATIOBAL USE - CORTACT 1. IE SUBJECT HAS BEEN USED OR CONTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTIVITY IB MM 1CM HE HAS ENGAGED AND THE TYPE OF ihroR- MATION ME HAS FURNISHED. 1 No Change 2. INDICATE MOV AND Flow ENow SUBJECT OSTAIBS INFORMATION. No Change”
“are not suggesting a doable agent operation in which our agent offers hinself for recruit- ment, on the contrary, the rationale is simply se move a controlled asset into the path of the target and attempt to .ostabitan a contact through a commonerbonu of social or business n”
“tyrp SECRET SECTION 98 - MOTIVATION AND CONTROL I. ESTIMATE SUBJECT’S MOTIVATION. ( Be detailed, al possible cite evidence. Do not use stock comment such on soti- communist.") See Previous PRQ Part II This image of BKTRUST as a powerful, professional organization has been e”
“EBCEBT/ZAROE OFTA 255 TRIGUNATION 41. The question of termination is not academic this time, for explicit in the letter of agreement which 8/1 aligned la nis termination a 1 September 1965 unless specific conditions are art. It is doubtful that RUBARK will indeed terminate”
“14-00000 S-r fle-em.or .2. 3dLPGSGR2CEet WHICH 3 1113 EN Alb CODUCTION: v/21: 97 casadt enthusiasm. ile mexisdn degree feasible - given the 1-0 22 the anvillinf informant-type relatia ve pite every effort by QRPHONE/L to* De recognizes as factor in this 00 During ”
“contact IDEN C after November 1967? Answer: No. (Slight sensitivity but explained as relating to constant checking on his whereabouts to avoid contact.) Has your employer contacted him since November 1967? Answer: No, not to his knowledge. On this question Subject noted that”
“enemies. Rodigast feels that considerate dealing with Q, letting him know where he is going, what he can expect, not changing the rules abruptly or pulling a rug from under his feet, letting him?see the possibility of small but certain increases in material benefits in the c”