“AMBASSADOR KE LEAVING NEXT PLANE, 6 NOV, OR WOULD NOT GO AT ALL. IN PROCESS LIRING-4, ANGRY OVER APPARENT STALLING, WENT STORMING TO AMBASSADOR CLAIMING THERE No REASON FOR DELAY. STATION BEL IEVES THIS PARTLY REASON LIRING-4 NO LONGER WORKING INCONSULATE. SECRET Gues6 t da”
“14-00000 P 30 - 2 - and told Subject that according to the plore rerrege h.e left for , it appeared that LOG did not come to the meet scheduled for June .25 end not as he put it on paper. Subject repeated what he wrote and confirmed that on June 20 sarjeet did not show”
“4-00000 295 August 2t 1969' Contact Report Subjecti Jimmy SABORI (P-15,830) P- 11,712 Date of Meet: August 1 at Restaurant DN Le Club and Bonaparte Bar from 2000 to 2540 hre 1. The meet was prearranged and S came on time. Themain purpose of the meet was to have.fill ”
“UP AT EMBASSY DINNER, APPEARED SLIGHTLY FRUnK, SAID SHE HAD JUST COME FROM VISIT WITH GENERAL LAZARO GARDENAS. SHE DID NOT STAY AT EMBASSY FOR DINNER. i • "TV S."'* 4. L-9 SAYS HER DISMISSAL KNOWN BY EMBASSY PERSONNEL BIT NOT BEING SECRET REPRODUCTION IT OTHER THAN THE ISS”
“be no better credential for %.. :, if tre el-.g with Ebrania or Manchanda or Raindor., - meend a: that sort, than to get the business frox the - sor ltm ration people. And, of course, he should, C car sake (security, and all th s) be discouraged from car 5anything incriminat”
“fortunately the tenor of his complaint was that KUBARK had not given adequate support to the plan.) 16-4 7 PARI- 1071 B. The contacts at Paris and the matters affecting the Paris Station - The "recruitment" of Faureen had been the subject of an exchange of cables between Paris an”
“AND WILL TALK WITH TRUE- HEART.) 5. BOTH Wanted KNOW HOW STATIONS’S REPORTING REQUlREMENTS ON LOCAL POLITICAL SCENE WERE GENERATED (I.E., PRiMARiLY BY HQS OR THROUGH DISCUSSION WITH AMB AND OTHER EMBASSY OFFICERS). IT CLEAR THAT THRUST OF QUESTION WAS TO Determine DEGREE TO”
“assigned to it. He said that there was a close relationship between the Agency station and the Legat office. He said Le? het that the Legat got "drop copies" of most reports. He said that it would have been routine to advise the Legat of "interesting cases" and..that an A”
“pleasant ( if the deal is to materialise) we are not helpless onlookers. S mentioned that if it comes to closing of the deal he will have to travel to Zurich, Switzerland, and for that he needs passport. How much S is aware of our control position: ( by enabling him to get a ”
“and Democracy. The 86 $ informant is quite incensed over the information contained in this book concerning himself and connected the information contained in this book with his recent recall from Hong Kong by ABC. He further advised that he has consulted an attorney about ”
“reservations, Mrs. Mntlack stated that Sha would Chook with the State Department Protoanl Office to dotorsin ah hotels would Bemit ECgrog438ts. Kra. Matlock finally Endre reservations the Albsa lovers. A choek with Jim Balog revealed that zed arreased for Charles meet the rep”
“on thos day, Stevnborg had not heani or art, 3. offer and Celt confident *bes- itjhd no ’C''*1 '’" del to subject. commented on the second article concerning, samdeds written cy Peter Kints of tire New York Times. Since the Late City Edition carried a longer vers ion than the ”
“13-00000 :it/ CABLI s-t DISSEM F 15 TOTAL COPIES SE CRET 1G-E RUN BY. 2N REPRODUCTION BY oTe: ISSUING OFFICE IB PNOHICN PERSON UNIT NOTIFIED. STAFF C/EURG ICS, C/OPS,C/IP/AN, ODD 2 ADVANCE COPY ISSUED/SLOTTED ACTION UNIT N F ® D/OLC C/PS/EG2 C/PS/PG 1 FILE ”
“nbinded that ria dreak-offics more than adequate. decause ha kedractiend no Co7 deny the Coviels dylhing every hing -‘‘ 0and every iP (she Station a obzje 3% wc), evertie houth nal kitjht jokingly stall theme being bidthams being 7.: a 284 Griirdly ids consist it : Dita h: s”
“invitation to visit this country bei ng extended to the 460/ crecte*r/ma,h. rire Minister in the future. He suggested Sen. George and Chester Bowles as possible points of departure. 5) THERIAULT is to be informed that her reports have been of immeasurable assistance to the”
“14-00000 rood from '<a: 0 so use his proper n: fearril or Jimchob. or hoes co % Sterner, a. ::0 migit wion A have :7.. or deni. switoni refageen, ho Jou-tn v. _ er 05 •;o ald : ,.er hand to rogab cel down. 10. O.5 nextt - enge vduring, s..c early after- noon or . Oepo”
“93 4. Cr 12I ret reforest so the c/o chert legin .nac’ionn nakei of ati- sane dey (. ac pur dgray h .7 ,1. above). -Is.hfect ihe Not r. legineo toh r the lastor t: to caking stich et .ou.gect ecterito ‘i; thouch he :uo completely purzlod by this •27: ie zert or tho y /-to.”
“notified SAvess, w.o singested Ster the PAI himself. ie called Sternserg Gael and so caateen 7• s, che i I gazervisor called us to pass the nets to Avon ngcn,. ; had a call from manleet, who said..2 and chosen 1.0 rest: kaect answered in this. /. affirmstive when S: ; in droi”
“describes in a critical and subjective way various French governmental entities and French personalities living and dead. The knowledge by the current French government that this particular information, or general information of this same type, had been circulated at high le”
“(REPORTED SEPARATELY) . - PLS ENSURE REF B IS FILED IN SUBJ'S FILE (IT WAS INADVERTENTLY FILED AS FCSTANDARD/1) . 3. 12 FEBRUARY: SUBJ PHONED C/O AT HOME AND, WITHOUT MENTIONING NAMES OR PLACES, RECOMMENDED A MEETING. C/O MET SUBJ FROM 2330-0200 HOURS AT CONCORDE NIGHTCLUB.”
“0 6 ■cal4z 2 s August 6, 1062 Contact Report Subject: Jinz SABRI (2-13,530) Date of Reet: Aug 5 at Continental Rest froc 20C0 to 2330 hrs. 1. The meet wa a prearranged and S cane on time. The purpose of the .i meet was to debrief S on his meet with LOG which took plac”
“14-00000 % i- 9077 (0/280 1289 SECRET 14 May 1955 02 CD reltrinary Cebrief’ng : Atta i..k 13 May 1955, 1. Erlor to my departure for New York to handle the preliminary debriefing rf THERTA LT, I discussed the following subjects with CNEA-5: 1) In view of the fact t”
“14-00000 7%00 DEPARTMENT OF STATE SECRET October 24, 1949 TO 1R - Mr. Fisher Howe FROM : PER:FP - Louis E. MundyW. Reference is made to the memorandum from Mr. Robert A. Schow dated October 13, 1949. The American Consulate at Calcutta, India has been 1949 that the n”
“THEY INDICATED THE SUBJECT HAD BEEN ADEQUATELY COVERED. THERE WAS NO FURTHER STATION CONTACT. WI TH THE CONGRESSMEN DURING THEIR VI SI T. THE STAFFERS DEPARTED ON THEIR "V IS IT" IN THE EMBASSY CONVA IR ON SCHEDULE, AND WILL RETURN DIRECT TO SYDNEY BY CONVAIR ON THE 14TH, ”
“parcamily, in his high praise Pf. FRIFT, STEPHENG, volunteered to pri into writing the abaw utste a 15. Purther, ETT said that the Dezinisan's dieplessure at nim was probably bin sasimant to Ve MPK csco by than Charg d' Aitaire, after 10 vas taken as of the basis o Consul. Accord”
“RESIDENCE (REPORTED SEPARATELY). - PLS ENSURE REF B IS FILED IN SUBJ’S FILE (IT WAS INADVERTENTLY FILED AS FCSTANDARD/1). 3 . 12 FEBRUARY: SUBJ PHONED C/O AT HOME AND, WITHOUT MENTIONING NAMES OR PLACES, RECOMMENDED A MEETING. C/O MET SUBJ FROM 2330-0200 HOURS AT CONCORDE N”
“held to approximately a staff and assigned military personnel. Bocause tn • endec or unsuccessful, at 1st nine additional staff and amlitary personnel camo -apaarally or epecifical Amare of the matter, plum the naul General and one of his senior officers. Additionally one private”
“of his used to be manager and was disenchanted when he found out that he no longer worked there. The new I manager did not want to show him the register of guests and his attempt to spot a girl or girls who lived in the hotel and appeared to be working bore no results, becaus”
“responsible for the theft of the personal items, but he has now resolved to drop the entire issue. 6. Foreign Resources Division has advised that the DCI has been briefed on this case. It is therefore felt that no further Office of Security action is required at this time o”
“335 / St.. -2- 5. S asked , should he ring up A froa the restaurant to ask for a meet with him. P told 8 that A had left or was about to take off the same afternoon. Instead of commenting on the fact the A left without even .. indicating to S that he might leave, 8 sta”
“and that en occasion h loul reported unsolicited information. It was suggested, however, that Plouxsa direct his request officially treiigh chomnels via OJI’s agamy Matson offleor in Washington. 5. - This is for background end is being forwarded at the eugsaption of local CI”
“4-00000 a SECRET CONTINUATION OF DISPA TCH - 2 - HUMA-28979 ‘et Jr. .. 1. 8. Alimuddin LUBIS. The only Baterial available is that contained in HMMW-14223, 22 December 1966. y - - /%.• J •. 4 b. Suzanne FELICIEN, L1kEALM has previously reported she is in_chargo of "med”
“authorities with a request that they f‘ identify themselves. t- 5. In sum, we remain as much in the dark as before about AEBOOR. With every opportunity and reason in the world to lead a hectic pace, he spent the majority of his waking hours within the Embassy. During the da”
“RELATIONSHIP AND CERTAINLY BE NATURAL ACTION FOR U.S. BUSINESSMAN TO TAKE (THEREBY IN HARMONY WITH LIREALM’S COVER), h• PERHAPS THIS ACTION (REPORTING TO THE EMBASSY HIS CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD) is NOT NECESSARY AT THIS TIME, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING 3 '2 ALTERNATIVE FOR STAT”
“embaseyi be that a party or whatever might bei needed, the expenses will taken care of by LOG, because money is no 1 problem. 7. Then, LOG stated that S should arrange something to enable LOG to meet RUDIAN in a small, family type, circle. 8 was cought by surprise and told ”
“9. Ce the basis of the feregning, it is ecmaladed that There was no series evidenso that the Adel of b. The Ambassador and other labor officiبتها مع pretand BEST for his tamstry and dedication to daty. c. Interviews both within and without the Embassy ine diosted that the America”
“•Honorat. Secretary to Jacques Soigle, Attache at Embassy. Elderly, friendly, helpful. Corrected letter I wrote to Ambassador. In return I gave her a box of chocolates for which she seened genuinely grateful. Offered to help me in future in any way, she could.. (6) Suzanne ”
“him. Subject will perform tie dution previous): curried out iy the Legal Attack and •..•ill be the renins representative of CIO, coporting directly to Washington. 7. Subject’s duties will he- comeerable to the present Y2I representative, who is assigned as Legal ttacke to t”
“. 1. DIR 84802 (ref MEXI 7014 - para 13 above) Thanks. This connection was also noted here. Trust yo u will be able use all your facili ties to follow and repo rt Sov Emb activity and r eaction during these hours. Pls cable full summaries.. ! Personal letter to J. C. from COS (W”
“Chief Directorate fficers nevertheless planned to resume contact with STEVENS in New York City. 08.06 Although a tourist and a correspondent, STEVENS] was the 0 concern of the Embassy Section because he was a former member of the Embassy staff. 1 0001660 428 TS No. 197”
“14-00000 $291 - 3 - usuallu influential. 6 agreed with LOG and oxpeoted LOG to tell him that he would pay for the visiting of Chinese restaurants, but LOG kept quiet. 9. S had no. intention to skip the talk about money and he told him that the publishing of the article ”
“hotel boots not frequentes Count ers he was aagse the da میں by Juegos - the Hotel Commiss Exhor so ters ased detailed states estesacens NW 65990 Docld:32374797 Pag e 9 104-10196-10354 and setiaergatios lay the plaissa anttini tags and the 781 sstabledens th at i n the reschedios”
“He actually offered to bring the money, for this. Jan Su- yin. Very interested in the magazine. She sent V material from Cambodia and Verges does have some contacts in Cambodia, someone in the office of Norodom Sihanouk Norda. A Frenchman, I think his name He was close to t”
“tee *AubiMaliTaXNTiA 5X24 5 4 6 4 0 * ,": Agree that blackmail won’t work - but in reading file main troine that stands out (to me at least) is the energy wi th which AEDIEMARD pursues his career. : Believe he is ruthlessly ambitious to get ahead. If we are willing to burn S”
“)00 397 Biituittosteen Bei-niA SE/1 KC109 6ch cct August 26, 1969. Contact Report: Subject: Jirny SABORI (P-13,830). Date of Meet: August 26 at Chez Rene at 1400 hrs 1. The meet was prearranged and S came on time. The meet lasted two hours and 30 minutes. WRy-f Mos!:”
“14-00000 r/ton hin criti function (in bis : monitions *6 .S vO do for the rova :which e1.. as well as c reesed . UE. ect’s fri isl- out 1.d rostered in rim the rene: tion. 9.10 a bore stotin T: l- son to Considers 093 32:0 the. object the hiphl re i ration r5rez”
“things. She would stop ty the Embassy around 3:00 p.m. to check - .. further, as she lived near by. . . :' SECRET 50-1-1-294 9”
“office. The undersigned made the call, spoke with the sister-in-law (who, we subsequently learned, took the undersigned for • an Englishman). . The conversation lasted perhaps 15 minutes. The sister-in-law gave us Subject’s present addrons where he is not registered and told ”
“FOR, ADDITIONAL KUBARK FUNDS, CO RECALLS THAT MONEY NEVER HAS BEEN FRCUARY END FOR SUBJ AS HE ALWAYS FELT ENOUGH HONSY WOULD COME FROM SOMEPLACE TO SUSTAIN HIM FROM ONE VENTURE TO ANOTHER DOES NOT BELIEVE THAT SUBJ EXPECTS TO 32 ACCEPTED BY FRENCH 33. Is KKONS VERY WELL i”
“entree to meeting SPYRA, ostensibly to work out a cultural program of Subject’s grandfather’s music as mentioned previously. Subject said that he would get on it right away and would try to call the Ambassador on Tuesday when Subject is ba & in town. oc:P.6601 cc: P-6235 Ed”