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SECHET/KAPOK OPLA 2555Personally, 8/1 appeared to understand and to follow good security practices by and large, but be was concerned that his wife now suspected hin of being "ap to something" of which she did not approve. In short, his overall long-term security appeared veniet closest to Loze. avertheless, be appeared highly confident that previous denunciations to which he had been subjected would not "stick" and that he could rapidly reestablish himself among revolutionary circles.Ris relationship to KBANK over the longer period has apparently baan of considerable interest to hin, to the extent that he stated he would be interested in some sort of career status with KUBARK (with retirement benefits) and perhaps one day a "less covert" position. At this time in our relationship with 5/1, however, LCPIPIT is concerned primarily with what to do with hin on 1 September 1965. In fact, in view of the 19-20 June developments in Algiers and the possible postponement of most of the activities 8/1 was to cover in efforts to resstablish himself as a legitimate propagandist for national liber ation movements, KUSARK may find it not only feasible, but necessary, to revise s/l's initial KUBARK mission.In the days and weeks to come we will be reporting S/1's progress as he relates his accomplishments and problems through s/d commanications and in moetings with BODIJAST. iste shall be subaitting recommendations on 3/1's longer torm utility to KRASK as we have more information upon which to make some Judgments. We know that addressses will be subjecting the STEBORY operation to constant evaluation and analysis throughout the summer, and we will appreciate continued and coordinated guidance on how best to exploit the unique potential represented by this asset.1. LCPIPIT SUPPORT FOR THE STEBOWY OPERATION1. On 3 June 1965 STRONY/1 signed a letter of agreement with GDYONE in London, in effect a contract with KUBARK. Upon signing the letter of agreement and agreeing to undergo en LCVUTIER examination, 5/1 was introduced to Rufus P. RODIGAST, a KUFOLF Career Agent based in Paris who had been designated 8/1's outside case officer. RODIJAST is known to 3/1 under the alias "Poul Meller." RODICAST met at length with 3/1 on 3, 5, and 6 June and made arrange- seats for 2/1 to meet him in Paris 12 June and undergo further training, briefing, and security processing prior to esbarking on a trial assignment of some 10 weeks.2. On 12 June 1965 8/1 made contact with RODIGAST in Paris in accordance with fastructions and was taken izmediately to a safehouse for debriefing on his 8-11 June trip in last Europe and for training in the use of S/M system 64. BODIOBST's Contact Report on this meting and his report of the debriefing are included in Attachment 3 (USC.). 5/1 was passed $200.00 18.mit.travel arrangements for his trip to Forth Africa. (See also PAL? 4057).3. On 13 June 3/1 agaia met RODIGAST in accordance with instructions and was taken to his LCVUFTIER exssination at an LCPIPIT safehouse. The results of this examination vere forwarded in PALP 4056. In short, the outcome of the emmination was considered satisfactory for the proecsed operetional me of s/1.