Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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-2-message sent to him in Costa Rica, however he did not receive the accompanying message. A-1 was asked to find out why the private link message did not reach him. Also, it was explained to A-1 who "El Narizon" is.4. A-1 was casually asked if there would be any objection to AMYUM-19 attending any of the Consejo meetings. A-1 had no objections.5. A-1 has some motion pictures and photographs of the bases and will bring them 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 other members of the guerrilla teams dressed in their new uniforms. A-l was asked to investigate how this letter had been sent from the base and also how Sierra was able to have the picture developed.7. This brought up the subject of Manuel Gomez. A-1 said that Gomez will be leaving on Monday, 16 March, for Nicaragua to survey AMWORLD installations. A-l had just a few hours previously spoken to Gomez. In the conversation, Gomez elaborated on the security measures he wishes A-l to take concerning his own security. A-l continues to sing the praises of Gomez. A-1 also commented that he has noticed a marked improvement in the security of his personnel since the last time he was in Miami.8. While in Costa Rica, A-1 detected being followed by another car. A-1 was able to lose the surveiller. Martin took this opportunity to stress to A-l the need for increasing his personal security measures such as more body guards and more secrecy concerning his movements.9. The ADELAIDA arrived in Hollywood o/a 8 March. A-1 was not able to examine the contents of the sabotage equipment due to his preoccupation in Costa Rica with the MCRL and Vico Starke. The ADELAIDA onloaded weapons from the barge and sailed for Nicaragua..10. AMJAVA-4, ANWORLD-2 and "the Mexican" will leave together for Nicaragua on 16 March.11. А-1 expressed an interest in moving the C-47 out of Costa Rica. A-1 would like to discuss the method of transfer with the Consejo.
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-3-12. A-1 vas told that if it can be done in a secure and discreet manner through some contact, we would appreciate having a list of all Cuban nationals in Costa Rica.13. Concerning the budget, A-1 would like to discuss this in person rather than through the mail.14. A-1 said he would keep in close contact with us on a daily basis.Raul J. HernandezFile:AMBIDDY-1 201ConversationsSantiago AlvarezLuis SierraManuel Gomez
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# SECRET12 March 1964MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1and Raul Hernandez (as Martin Ferrer)DATE : 12 March 1964, 1000 hours1.  Martin began the conversation by welcoming A-1 home.2.  Martin stated that he had a message from Henry which would have been sent out today had A-l still been in Costa Rica. There were a few questions that Henry would like answered:a. Since the Consejo had no previous indications of Calderonista attempts to overthrow the government, we would appreciate any additional information A-1 might have. A-1 began by saying that Vico Starke had had meetings with Francisco Calderon. Calderon's brother, Rafael, had been very friendly with Vico Starke's brother as of late. Vico Starke's brother had been at GUILLOT ever since the first arrival of the AMWORLD contingent. Rafael Calderon had a meeting in GUILLOT with Vico Starke's brother of an unknown nature. A-1 considers the Calderonistas the main opposition to the government. Other substantiating reports had reached Figuls, the head of security for the Costa Rican Government. Vico Starke had placed old Calderonista elements in key positions within the MCRL. A-1 gave Col. Figuls as his source of information. Vico Starke had wanted to place these old Calderonista elements within the AMWORLD organization in a supervisory capacity and they also would have the final say within AMWORLD.b. What did A-1 mean by other reports reaching Cornelio Orlich and are you certain Starke not acting in concert with Orlichs. A-1 replied that Cornelio had received other reports through his intelligence section, however, Cornelio had placed very little credence in them. Cornelio visitedSECRETAbove conversation conductedin-prearranged frequentlychanged privety cade
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# -2-Starke confronting his with what he had heard. Vico Starke told Cornelio that what he really wanted was to establish a contraband business mainly dealing ia whisky. Starke also visited A-1 and timidly told A-1 that he was in financial straits and the reason why he had wanted to move MCRL people into key positions was to use the MRR vehicles as a cover mechanism for contraband. Vico Starke told A-1 that he could obtain the approval of the government to engage in this type of business. It appears to A-1 that Vico Starke did present the contraband pro position to Cornelio Orlich and received tacit approval. A-1 informed both. Cornelio and Vico that since it was their country they could do as they pleased, however, he would not permit his vehicles to be used for this purpose. His main concern was to liberate Cuba and not to engage in the internal affairs of Costa Rica. His only desire is to be left alone so he can work effectively.c. What is Figueres' role in this? A-1 replied that he had not seen any indications that Figueres had been involved. Although he and Vico Starke are close friends, they are political enemies.d. What were his specific charges against Cabezas?A-1 stated:(1) The main charge against Cabezas was his collusion with Vico Starke to subordinate AMWORLD to the MCRL.(2) Cabezas held a meeting with Vico Starke's brother and Rafael Calderon without authorization or informing A-1.When A-1 initially confronted Rolando Cabezas, the latter refused to answer any of A-l's questions. At a later meeting Cabezas confessed that the reason why Vico Starke had wanted control of the MRR was for the contraband whisky. A-1 feels that this contraband whisky was just an alibi and the main motive had been to overthrow the Costa Rican Government.e. Will Vico Starke accept defeat or will he try again to control our movement? A-1 feels that Vico Starke no Longer poses a direct menace to his organization. Starke has been removed as the intermediary to Cornelio Orlich. Starke, however, is still in close contact with Cornelio Orlich. A-1 emphasized that Vico Starke will not be per- mitted to enter the camps, mainly GUILLOT, even though it is on his estate.SECRET*Abave conversation conducte In prearranged frequently shanged privary seda*
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f. Has there been an open break between Starke and the Orlichs? A-1 stated that at the beginning of the crisis there had been a break between Starke and Cornelio Orlich, however, Starke has been able to smoothen the rupture by telling Cornelio Orlich that his main interest in controlling the MRR was for financial gains through the contraband trade.g. Is Cabezas your main source on Starke and Calderon?A-1 commented that Cabezas had been one of his sources, but also Col. Figuls plus reports given to A-l by his own people in the camps. However, his main source was the facts which speak for themselves.3. Changing the subject, Martin asked A-1 why he could not go to Guatemala. A-1 explained that what he had wanted to say in his message was that at this particular time Guatemala would have to be ruled out because his passport showed an exit from Mercedes Airport in Nicaragua. However, this did not preclude future meetings in Guatemala. A-l apologized if he had given us the wrong impression in his message.4. A-1 stated that within the coming week he might want to have a special meeting with the Consejo concerning the latest political developments in Costa Rica.5. A-l 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-l implied that the main problem may be the funding mechanism in Nicaragua and misuse of AMWORLD funds. A-l is sending AMWORLD-2, who is a public accountant, to review the financial situation there.7. A-1 was asked to service his post office box since there are several letters waiting for him.8. A-1 expects to meet with the DMJM people, who are now in Miami, along with ANWORLD-2 and AMJAVA-4.9. It was requested of A-l that he precede any Consejo messages which require immediate attention with the word' "URGENTE" so that members of this office will not needlessly be called at all hours of the night. A-1 agreed.10. A-1 was reminded that we still have not received AMWORLD-2's report regarding his interview with Eusebio Mujal.
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SECRET-4-11. A-1 promised to call this office again this afternoon.![signature]Raul J. HernandezFile:AMBIDDY-1 201Conversations:MCRLCosta RicaV.Starke 201R.Cabezas 201Above conversation conducted in prearranged frequently changed privacy codeSECRET
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# SECRETANWORLD Meeting in New Orleans, 29 Feb to 1 March 1934.SUBJECT: Adelaida Matilda PADRON y CruzRegarding Senora Padron, it is finished so far as our side is concerned. We've gathered all the information that is readily available on the [lacy], we've turned it over to AMBIDDY-1 and any further action will have to be on his part.Carl E. JenkinsFile:AMBIDDY-1 201PADRON 201![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]SECRET
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AMWORLD Meeting in New Orleans, 29 Feb to 1 March 1964SUBJECT: Galley Proofs of Book, "Bay of Pigs"1. The two chapters of subject galley proofs vere discussed with ANJAVA-4. We called attention particularly to the part referring to "Frank's" discussion of the possible "arrest" of American advisors in case of orders from Washington changing the plan of the invasion. We passed on Mr. Archer's view that A-1 should stick with the story, if it is true, in case reporters should question hin about it, but that we felt that the easiest way out of this matter without building up a new controversy would be to take it fairly lightly. In other words, perhaps we could play it as though it had not been considered serious at the time because it was felt that Frank was a bit of a blowhard anyway who tried to involve himself too deeply in everything... plus the fact that we realized be vas under considerable: strain and probably this was just a brainstorm. A-4 felt that this was a sensible way to handle the matter. He understood it and agreed to discuss the matter with ANBIDDY-1 and felt that this would be acceptable to hin2. A-4 askel if we had access to the rest of the book. I answered that to my knowledge these were the only two chapters available at the moment. I conjectured that perhaps they were beng proofread, re-written, etc., chapter by chapter and that these were the first two which had been considered suitable to go to the printers. We would try to get the remaining chapters so that they could be studied and considered is soon as possible, but I simply had no way of knowing what vas their present status and through which channels they would be handled. We would let them know as soon as we knew anything.Carl E. JenkinsFile:AMBIDDY-1 201publicitySECRET
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETFormer Contacte viivana Stationable personal courage, good security and common sense. In my mind he is the ideal type of Latin American agent. It will be a real loss to the Agency if we lose sight or contact with adolfo. I have zet few men more dedicated and more loyal.5. Ramon USATEGUI LEZALA. AMFAN-3. Recruited by *PAW-2* and so close to each other that we referred to them as the "Gold Dust Twins." Ramon me in the shipping business in Havana and eventually had to leave. He lost his hore, cars, furnishings, etc. His : 16 now planning to send nim to Nicaragua, and i rave recommended him to the Nicaragua desk [Dr. Trenta]. He has all the qualities ascribed to Adolfo SAN FELAYO (see above) except that he has rever been an Azerican citizen. He speaks excellent English. He is cedicated, courageous and most anxious to caintain contact with the Agency. It will be our los8 if this is not done.6. Bernard L. Barker. AMCLATTER-1. Wife: Clare. Barker is a Cubau-Azerican. Ex-Captain in the U.S.A.P. See PRQ end 201 for full bio data. I recruited Barker in 1959, and he served feithfully until had to exfiltrate hir sometime in 1960. He recrusted a number of valuable agents for the Station (including AMCLATTik-s, which see) and bad an amasing encyclopedic knowledge of Cuban persons, events and con-facts in all walks of life. Be vas a boxing ranager and know immimately. all Cuban personalities engaged in the sporting industry. He had a puppy-dog loyalty to his case officers and to the Agency. His biggest weakness was his lack of discretion. He was such a loyal American (actually if not technically) that he would fight at the irop of a hat if anyone cast aspersions on the United States or its leaders. In the atmosphere of Castro's Cuba I might say that that was quite often. reare to the process of helping him recover his lost American citizenship. When the Station reopens I would certainly recommend that w continue to maintain contact with Earker. If nothing eine he would make a wonderful leg-mat for the Chief of Station, his wife is an attractive Cuken zal who is bi-lingual and an belligerently inertion as he 13. fare:by language, could pass either as an American or a unas - a genuine asset if he could be taught to submerge his americanim7. Manolo VEGA Abril. I ret Manolo through Jorge ALONSO PTOL (Dow a prisoner in Cuba as a result of the 17th of April invasion). Manolo is working for us now in Piami, and I presume we have full bis date on him. Nanclo's family owned, along with Repurite Steel, the steel plant in Havana which was nationalized by the Ceatro regime (Cia. Antillaan de Acero, 3.A.). Manolo as a brother, best d' would also be worth cultivating. Through his business and family corrections Vanolo knew a great malij peupίe of onerational interact. Inc of bi Iriendo was David GALVADOR, although Manolo did not mare SALVADOR political thinking (extreme left and anti-Aerican),objective a reporter as I have ever encountered asong Let'SECRETRETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not Reproduce
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992APPROVAL WORK RECORD27 January 1932, Moron, Province of Camaguey, CobaCI/CA FILE NO.0-32064SECURITY OFFICE FILE NO.201-267137210838TRUE NAMECRYPTONYMAMBIDDY/1ARTDE Buesa, Manuel FrancisAKA-Manuel Francisco Perfecto Seruando ART/MEBNAME CHECK & INVESTIGATIVE RECORD| CHECK (√)      | INITIAL | DATE        |            | CHECK (√) | DATE            | TO         |     || -------------- | ------- | ----------- | ---------- | --------- | --------------- | ---------- | --- || ✓              | Glo     | 20 May60    | P.O.A      | ✓         | 24mar60         | WH/4/Kil   |     ||                |         |             |            |           | reinst 28 Oct60 | uH/4/      |     || ✓              | Jwo     | 30 SEP 1963 |            |           | rein 3ank3      | SAS        |     ||                |         |             | O.A.       | ✓         | 266 6           | WH/4/      |     || 99756          | NPR     | Fly.        |            |           | raine           | 30 sept 63 | SAS || GREEN LIST     |         | Noell       |            |           |                 |            |     ||                |         | 24 mar 60   |            |           |                 |            |     ||                |         | ata         |            |           |                 |            |     ||                |         | 28 Marteo   |            |           |                 |            |     || RI TRACES      | NDI     |             | C.S.A.     |           |                 |            |     || O 8 DIV TRACES | NDI     |             | P.C.S.A.   |           |                 |            |     || FIELD TRACES   | NI OF V |             | P.P:A.     |           |                 |            |     ||                | ND      | Swo         | Jou '63    |           |                 |            |     || S.O. INDICES   | N       | 24 Mare     | PROP: APP. |           |                 |            |     || P.B.I INDICES  | NIC     |             | C.N.C.     |           |                 |            |     || S.O. IN.       | NIC     | June 60     | COMMENTS   |           |                 |            |     || COMMENTS       |         |             |            |           |                 |            |     |CASE OFFICERMayb(Joseph Mascolo)DIVISION4SASEXTENSION2971
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# Office of Security Investigative# Reports![background image]
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TO : WH/COGATTN:SUBJECT: ARTIME Buesa, Manuel FrancisREPLY REQUESTEDX VESNODATE4 Aug 72 pmLETTER NOC-82064 /201-267437FROM: CI/OA Paul Marine, 2B11, x1888(1) A review of CI/OA records reflects that Subject was of interestto WH/L/PA(SAS) in 1963; CA total 2 Feb. 61 was Reinstated 30 Sept. 1963.(2) CI/OA requests that the responsible desk infom CI/OA by reply whether this case is still active, or whether CI/OA may cancel and retire its folder.TO : CI/OAFROM : AWA/c/05SUBJECT: ARTIME Buesa Manuel Fra(1) Case is:a. Active ( ) Circle one: CSC, CSA, CA.b. Inactive (∞)(2) CI/OA may/mamet cancel and retire Subject ille.Lee & ParanACTING Chief. CI/OA SIGNATURE17 Aug 72CANCELLED COPY TO SECURITY 9 AUG 1972
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JOHN M. BURKE: ghdWIH/COG/OPS7144/18197 JAN 71MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 151SECRETROUTING AND INITIALS - SEEN BYC-82064-BLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONINDEXNO INDEXRETURN TOBRANCHFILE RIDFILE IN CS FILE NO.MR:WHEFILE VR. BURN, Clips, clip, F1SECRETWH/MIAMI030071 21 292CITE DIRECTOR 10937.11. FORMER JMWAVE CONTRACT AGENT NIGEL P. YASUINAS(IDEN FOLLOWS) CONTACTED HIS JMWAVE CASE OFFICER, NOW ATHQS, BY TELEPHONE ON 5 JAN AND REQUESTED THAT SOMEONE FROMWH/MIAMI CONTACT.HIM. CLAIMED TO BE IN CONTACT WITH AMBIDDY-1WHO WANTED TO GET MESSAGE TO JKLANCE ABOUT SOME FORM OFFOREIGN HARRASSMENT OF AMBEDDY-1. ALSO CLAIMED TO HAVEWHAT APPEARED TO HIM TO BE SIGNIFICANT INFO ON CIENFUEGOSFROM REFUGEE SOURCE OR SOURCES WHO CONCEALED IT FROM JMOPALSCREENERS.2. NO FILE. GP-1.END OF MESSAGE![signature of William V. Broe]WILLIAM V. BROEC/WHD![signature of Wesley L. Laybourne]WESLEY L. LAYBOURNEAC/WH/COGRELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.COPY NO.
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JOHN M. BURKEWH/COG7144/18197 JAN 71BLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONWHE FILE VR. elon cilere cip, FlSECRETE0171 21 292WH/MIAMIRE DIR 100371C.7633110037.21. IDEN IS RUBEN MARTINEZ, 17240 S. W. 89 COURT,   MIAMI, FLORIDA 33157. TELEPHONE 305-233-7894. EMPLOYED   BY PROVIDENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, MIAMI.2. NO FILE. GP-1.END OF MESSAGE![signature of william v brok]WILLIAM V. BROKC/WHD![signature of wesley l. laybourne]WESLEY L. LAYBOURNEAC/WH/COGSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRO:HIBITED.
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### Al Uchade:cbPT. WH/2/ID7163/1946Arc: 9 October 1970C. 82064CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONSECRETSECRETDO BASE NEW YORK, TEGUCIGALPAINFO MANAGUA WH/MIAMI12070 16 52CITE DIRECTOR 07661513 OCT 1970REF: TEGUCIGALPA 9118 (IN 179726)1. UNLESS DO BASE NEW-YORK-W5SHT.3 CONTAGIY HOS SEES NO NEED (AMBIDDY-1) CONTACT, KEYORK2. FILE 201-267437.END OF MESSAGEWH Comment: *COS Tegucigalpa met AMBIDDY-1 in Managua 4 Oct.A/l asked by SAMOZA to join Nicaraguan delegation to UN Assembly as special advisor. Defer to Has. contact AMBIDDY-1./DO/I/B2 Bob Baker (Telcoord)C/WH/COCC/WH/2/NC/WH/2wn/cos/orsJOHN MARKHAMC/DOI/2WILLIAM V. BROEC/WHDCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# SECRETFABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONFLABONET NOTIFIEADVANCE COPY SLOTTEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESREPRC 20.3 CYPRUDDEL.CLASPY TO CS FLE C.BREF TO CS FLEFILE RO RETURN TOC-82064ROUTING AND/OR CHITLALS-GEEN DVBABY 23ACTION UNITWH8ACTION NO402PER-260FILE, VR RILAN, DOP ADDP CL, a. lops CalDA, FIZ,5006SECRET 1417832 OCT 69 CITE MANAGUA 7158DIRECTOR INFO SAN SALVADOR, TEGUCIGALPA, PORT AU PRINCE,WH/MIAMI140ст 65 № 6535 ГAMBIDDYREF: A. MANAGUA 7941 (IN 01386)B. MANAGUA 7859 (107442 15 OCT 1969C. MAHAGUA 7869 (IN 10406)D. DIRECTOR 39886E. MANAGUA 7134(1~ 49758)1. COS MET WITH AMBIDDY-15 NIGHT 13 OCTOBER. HE REPORTED   ON DEVELOPMENTS OF REFS AS FOLLOWS: AS AMBIDDY WAS PREPARING   LEAVE FOR SALVADOR IN JULY HE WAS VISITED BY SALVADORAN   HUMBERTO RODEZNO (PHONETIC) WHO HAD LONG SHOPPING LIST OF   ARMS AND AMMUNITION. AMBIDDY EXPLAINED THAT HE COULD NOT   GET INVOLVED IN ANY ARMS EXPORT MATTERS, THAT HE IS WLL   KNOWN AS PBRUMEN PATRIOT AND DOES NOT WISH CHANGE IMAGE FOR   THAT OF ARMS DEALER OR SOLDIER OF FORTUNE. RODEZNO SAID XE   ALREADY IN TOUCH WITH AN AMERICAN IN MIAMI WHO WAS GOING TO   FURNISH 30-06 AMMO AT TEN CENTS A ROUND, SHIP IT FROM INTER-   ARMCO IN VIRGINIA TO CANADA FOR ONWARD SHIPMENT TO SALVADOR.   AMBIDDY WARNED RODEZ NO THAT THE AMERICAN, WHOSE NAME WAS NOTSECRET
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PAGE 2 MANAGUA 7158 S E C R E TGIVEN, WOLD PROBABLY REPORT HIM TO FBI, CIA, BORDER PATROL, "OR TO THE BOY SCOURTS". AMBIDDY THEN BROKE OFF CONTACT WITH RODEZNO AND DECIDED THERE NO REASON TRAVEL TO SALVADOR.2. TWO DAYS LATER RICARDO ZUNIGA OF HONDURAS APPEARED IN MIAMI AND CONTACTED AMBIDDY. HE ALSO HAD LONG SHOPPING LIST RANGING FROM SMALL ARMS TO ONE THOUSAND POUND BOMB. MEETING TOOK PLACE IN DUPONT PLAZA HOTEL AND ZUNIGA WAS ACCOMPANIED BY HONDURAN CONSUL "MIKE" (LNU). AMBIDDY GAVE THEM ESSENTIALLY SAME STORY, COMMISERATED WITH THEM, AS HAD WITH RODEZNO, SUGGESTED THEY WOULD DO BETTER TO SHOP IN EUROPE, FOR EXAMPLE BELGIUM OR SPAIN, WHO WOULD SELL TO ANYONE. ZUNIGA ASKED IF AMBIDDY THOUGHT FABRIQUE NATIONAL WOULD GRANT CONFIDENTIAL COMMISSION (KICKBACK) OF AT LEAST TEN PERCENT. AMBIDDY ASSURED HIM FN WOULD. ZUNIGA TOLD AMBIDDY THAT IF HE, ZUNIGA, SUCCEEDED IN OBTAINING KICKBACK FROM FN, AMBIDDY COULD EXPECT TO RECEIVE NICE PRESENT. AMBIDDY HAS HEARD NOTHING SINCE FROM ZUNIGA BUT HAS HEARD FROM CONTACT IN HONDURAS THAT ZUNIGA BOUGHT ARMS AND AMMO FROM FN AND BOMBS IN PORTUGAL. PORTUGUESE GAVE HIM FIVE PERCENT RAKE-OFF. ZUNIGA TRAVELLED TO EUROPE ON HONDURAN PASSPORT IN ALIAS.SECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONCLASSIFIED MESSAGE## SECRETTOTAL COPIESREPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDPAGE 3 MANAGUA 7158 SECRET3. AMBIDDY SAYS HE DID NOT GET INVOLVED IN ANY WAY   IN OBTAINING ARMS FOR EITHER SIDE OTHER THAN REFERRING THEM TO   POSSIBLE FOREIGN SOURCES OF SUPPLY AND HAS NO INTENTION OF   JEOPARDIZING HIS POSITION WITH U.S. BY GETTING MIXED UP IN   ARMS TRAFFIC. HE HAS NO INFORMATION ON ARMS TRAFFIC WITH   HAITI. AMBIDDY STILL HAS COPIES OF SALVADORAN AND HONDURAN   SHOPPING LISTS AND OFFERED SEND THEM TO BARKER.4. NO INDEX. FILE: 201-267437.SECRET
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CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSENATIONADVANCE COPY ☐ ED ☐ LOTTEDLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES**NO SECRET**(When Filled in)REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITEDINDEX ☐ YES ☐ NOCLAERFY TO CS FILE NO.LREF TO CS FILE NO.☐ FILE RD ☐ RETURN TO BRANCHWH-8 FILE, VR RI/AN, DDP, H&P, CS/DA SOD6, CE/CA,FI-2SECRET 222223Z SEP 69 CITE MANAGUA 7134DIRECTOR INFO SAN SALVADOR, TEGUCIGALPA, WH/MIAMIREF: DIRECTOR 398861. COS NANAGUA HAS NOT SEEN ANBIDDY-1 SINCE SALVADOR/   HONDURAS WAR. ANBIDDY WAS IN TOWN FOR ONE DAY DURING MID-   SEPTEMBER INDEPENDENCE HOLIDAYS AND SENT REGARDS TO BARKER   THROUGH MUTUAL CUBAN FRIEND SAYING WOULD BE BACK IN MANAGUA   SOON AND WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CHAT. COS WILL ATTEMPT TO   CORRAL HIM IF HE DOES SHOW UP AND ELICIT INFO REQUESTED BY   REF.2. FLE 281-267437.SECRETSECRET