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FEVO:FROM: TichbornIN RE: Proposed activities in New York1. Establish cover position:Since much of my activity would involve travel to foreign countries, I should establish a nosition with some organization involved in international business. I would strongly suggest that I try forming an association with Bernard McKenna, who has an international law practice. He has helped in funding *Dialogos*, so I would assume that he might be willing to cooperate. Should you agree, I could nop up to New York and set up the details with him personally. Ted Prounis, who helped in the Volman-Alba deal, is another possibility.2. Proposed activities:a) Continue election-aid trips such as Dominican Republic, Chile and San Salvador tripsWould strongly suggest, in view of my past experiences, that we approach these missions on broader range and in greater depth. Suggest the following:(1) One-week survey at least six months before election.(2) Campaign work-shop with candidate and his campaign staff at some hide-away spot for period of ten (10) days. This would take place about four or five months before the election.(3) First follow-up trip to check on progress of campaign, climaxed by two-day weekend meeting with candidate and his staff. This would be three months before election(4) Spend final month of campaign on the spot, tying together loose ends and advising on closing phase of campaignb) Frepare a handbook for election campaigns similar to the one written by Larry O'Brien for Kennedy's campaign. Written in Spanish and specifically tailored for Latin America.c) Prepare an in-depth study of growing political unrest in Vexico, particularly analyzing the inner workings of PRI. Several recent incidents
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(Madrazo's forced resignation from PRI; therun-away riots at the Kational University whichcompelled Chavez to resign; the increased numberof *paracaidista* squatters on private lands;campesino revolte in Northern Mexico) indicatethat the famed political stability of lexicomay be facing trouble soon. Needless to say,such an ominous possibility should be studiedand analyzed in great depth. No Fexican politicalobserver would dare produce a truly candid studyfor fear of *politicalans* governmental pressure,but I'm sure I can obtain the *sub-rosa* counseland aid of Antonio Fenendez a gifted and per-ceptive Fexican who wrote NOVILIZACION SOCIAI.Fenendez, who was a Lopez Fateos speech writer,is now director of public relations for theInstituto Nacional de Seguro Social and alsohead of the Consejo Nacional de Publicidad.This long-range project would probablyrequire about two years, taking into accountmy aforementioned political trips.d) Undertake such other cuasi-political missionsas may be recuired: possible back-up trip toSanto Domingo; surveys of student unrest inSpain, Panama, Feru and elsewhere; mid-termsurveys of political situations in Chile, Custe-mala, Venezuela, etc.3. Budget Considerations:a) I would recuire a salary of $20,000 per year, sinceI would have to forego any legal practice in orderto be "on tap" and available on almost instant notice.In these past few years I have lost certain clientsdue to my sudden and prolonged absences for specialtrips to Chile, Argentina, El Salvador, Santo Domingo,etc. I would therefore devote all my normal workingtime to the activities outlined ink in the foregoingparagraphs. But I would probably supplement my incomeby occasional articles and fiction, written on myown time.b) Office rental (if McKenna or X have office available)would be about $200 per month, with services of areceptionist included.c) Costs of telephone: about $240 per year.
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d) Additional costs on Fexico project (paragraph 2 c)1. fee for Antonio Fenendez, about 32,500 payable in two installments..2. Two trips to Mexico for consultations with Menendez as work profresses: plane fare would be $256 per trip, plus about $150 expenses for four or five days. Total for two trips would be about $800.3. Secretarial help, only part-time: about $750 per year, for a total of $1,500.4. Tape recorder and tapes for two-year period: about $200.5. Costs of reference books and periodicals: about $150.Over-all total would be $5,150e) Costs of preparing election campaign handbook1. Secretarial costs: about $7502. Translators' help with special terms for the different latin American countries (they would have to read long lists of words or meet with me personally), about $500.
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SECRETREASSIGNMENT QUESTIONNAIREName: Edward G. TICHBORN Grade: Contract Agent$12,000 salary3,000 housing$15,0005 JUN 1966Current Assignment:Non-official cover (Personal), Mexico City. He directs a Station funded, left wing intellectual magazine (LIREAM) and is on call for TDY assignments throughout WH.Cover History:TICHBORN has always operated under personal, non-official cover. In TDY assignments, he has asked for some cover help from the Stations but usually he is strictly on his own.Personal Circumstances:He has indicated personal preference for East Coast U.S. where he would be available for short TDY assignments.Type of work preferred:Political action, gathering political information, cultivation of left wing intellectuals for operational use.Training desired:None at present. Depends upon future assigment.Areas or countries of particular interest:See "Personal Circumstances"Special considerations:See attachment.Date: Signed: 201-253703SECRET C/WH/1
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SECRET1. TICHBORN, 46, is bilingual and has a wide range of business and social contacts throughout Latin America. Following graduation from Harvard Law School in 1948, TICHBORN became affiliated with a law firm in Los Angeles which represented many Latin American corporations with California business connections. In the mid-1950's he became active in California state politics and served in various capacities in Democratic Party state and national organizations. He participated actively in the California gubernatorial campaign of James Roosevelt, the senatorial campaign of Helen Gahagan Douglas and both the 1952 and 1956 Stevenson campaigns for the Presidency. He has been President of the Southern California Young Democrats, a member of the California Democratic State Central Committee, a member of the Host Committee for the 1956 Democratic National Convention and a member of the Board of Directors of the National Democratic Minority Conference. In 1960 he served as Los Angeles coordinator of the Kennedy Movement for Americans of Mexican Extraction which, it is reported, contributed substantially to the success of the Kennedy campaign in Southern California. His only try for elective office was in 1958 when he was defeated in his bid for the position of California Secretary of State.2. In late 1959, TICKBORN was hired by the Agency as a political action advisor for Agency sponsored election operations throughout Latin America. In 1961 he became a fulltime contract agent and was assigned to Mexico City, under personal cover, to establish a degree of security and mobility which would permit him to travel readily on third country political action assignments. Since the beginning of his relationship with the Agency, he has participated in Agency sponsored political operations in Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Argentina, Chile and the Dominican Republic. He has just returned from the Dominican Republic where he participated in the Station operations. which contributed to the election of Mr. Belaguer to the Presidency. The Station has described his role in the election operation as "....a vital aspect....at a critical moment in the operation...."; also "....Station knows few, if any, people who could have handled this assignment the way TICHBORN did."3. TICHBORN has contributed stories, articles and interviews to a variety of United States publications. An interview by TICHBORN of Catherine Anne Porter, Pulitzer prize winner, appeared in a recent edition of Harpers and a TIСНБОНИ essay concerning the cultural dichotomy under which Mexican Americans exist, will appear in an early edition of the American Heritage publication. He is working on a series of articles and a book on the population problem in Latin America and is considering a book on Mexican political institutions, particularly the Partido Revolucionario Institutional (PRI).SECRET
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SECRET4. At present TICHBORN runs a Mexico Station funded left wing intellectual publication (LIREAM). His cover in Mexico is nominal and he attributes his presence and activities primarily to his connections in the legal field through his former partner's law firm and his own intellectual interests.2SECRET
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INDEX: ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE BSECRETPERSON/UNIT, NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES 21REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED1 SS 52 63 DR 74 UNIT TIME BYDISSEM BY 53ACTION ☑ RID COPYADVANCE COPY ☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TUBEDINFO FILE, VR, DDP, ADDP, SOD 6,SECRET 040015Z CITE SANTO DOMINGO 1094 4 JUN 66 11.30676MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOREMARGOSY1. WOULD APPRECIATE IT IF STATION COULD OBTAIN AND FORWARD   ACCOUNTING FOR $400 ADVANCED TO EDWARD O. TICHBORN FOR EXPENSES   DURING HIS RECENT TDY SANTO DOMINGO.2. NO INDEX.SECRETBTNNNNSECRET![signature]
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# SECRET 382331Z CITE SANTO DOMINGO 1023 30 MAY 66 IN 26936DIRECTOR INFO MEXICO CITY, SANTIAGO DE LOS CABALLEROSEMARGOSYAt 1. TICHBORN DEPARTED SANTO DOMINGO FOR WASHINGTON ONLATE 29 MAY FLIGHT. STATION GAVE HIM STERILE TELEPHONENUMBER OF PONCHAY (ONLY ONE IT HAD), INSTRUCTED TICHBORN TOCALL MORNING OF 31 MAY, ASK FOR PONCHAY BY TRUE FIRST NAME,AND INTRODUCE HIMSELF AS "HANK" WITH REGARDS FROM "DAVE".2. STATION WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR HQSAND MEXICO CITY SUPPORT IN MAKING TICHBORN AVAILABLE FOREMARGOSY ACTIVITIES. FOR THE RECORD, TICHBORN HAS DONEBRILLIANT JOB WITH EMANTHEM-1 IN EXTABLISHING QUICK RAPPORT,CREDIBILITY, AND HANDLING DIFFICULT ASSIGNMENTS WITH DIFFICULTPERSONALITY AND SITUATION. HE HAD TO DO GOOD DEAL OF QUICKTRANF IVVYON HIS FEET IN ADDITION AND, NOT ONCE, DID HE GETCROSSED UP IN VERY COMPLEX AND FLUID SITUATION INTO WHICH HECAME COLD NOT MANY WEEKS AGO. STATION KNOWS OF FEW, IF ANY,PEOPLE WHO COULD HAVE HANDLED THIS ASSIGNMENT THE WAYTICHBORN DID. IN ADDITION, HE ASSISTED STATION GREAT DEALWITH SUGGESTIONS ON POLITICAL MOVES, GETTING UP ORGANIZERS
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PAGE TWO SANTO DOMINGO OR SECRETIT, AND OTHER ASPECTS OF OUR EMARGOSY OPERATIONS. ... ROLE WAS VITAL ASPECT OF ERGOSY AT CRITICAL POINT IN OPERATION.3. MEXICO CITY: WOULD ALSO LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INK STATION FOR EXCELLENT PROP AND INTEL SUPPORT. FROM OUR VIENPOINT, IT HAS BEEN BEST FROM ANY STATION AND WE HAVE HAD SOME GOOD SUPPORT FROM OTHERS.4. NO INDEX.SECRET *PORTION GARELED-BEING SVCD.BT![SECRET stamp]NNNN
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# SECRETINDEX: ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. ________________CLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIES 20I-REF TO FILE NO. _______________FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐SECRETDESTROY ☐ SIG.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDACTION 6ADVANCE COPYC/CA/O 2 ☑ RID COPY ☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TUBEDINFO FILE, VR, C/CA 2, C/EUR 4, C/WH 6, clecs 3SECRET 261428Z CITE LCPIPIT 6596 26 MAY 66 25130DIRECTORDESERATIZDIDORIC QKOPERAREF: DIRECTOR 070991. APPRECIATE SUGGESTION PER REF PARA 2, HOWEVER IN VIEW FACT THATRNEYEDROP HAS ACCEPTED REPORTS THAT LIREAM SUPPORTED BY ODACIDFUNDS, CONSIDERATION OF ASSIGNMENT TICHBORN TO RNMESIALINAPPROPRIATE AT THIS TIME.2. NO INDEX.SECRETBTNNNNMM![signature]
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# MESSAGE FORMTOTAL CLSECRETFROM: DIRECTORDATE: 24 MAY 1966FILE: cleaz classey chase weesREFERENCE NUMBER: 07099TO: LCPIPITDESENSITIZED DTDORIC QKOPERAREF: LCPIPIT 6565 (IN 23525)1. AGREE IT APPEARS POINTLESS ATTEMPT PERSUADE JACCKET WITHDRAW RESIGNATION AT THIS POINT. SEPARATE MESSAGE FOLLOWS COVERING ADMIN POINTS RAISED PARA FOUR REF.2. EDWARD G. TICEBORN PLANNING LEAVE MEXICO IN NEAR FUTURE BECAUSE WIFEUNWILLING CONTINUE RESIDE THERE. IT POSSIBLE HE WOULD BE INTERESTED JACCHETSLOT. HQS FEELS HE HIGHLY QUALIFIED FOR THIS POSITION AND THERE ARE NO DISQUALIFYING SECURITY FACTORS INVOLVED. UNLESS LCPIPIT OBJECTS, MASLOIT WILL SOUND HIM OUT IN JUNE AND REPORT RESULTS CONVERSATION TO LCPIPIT. DISCUSSION WITH TICHBORN WOULD BE EXPLORATORY ONLY VIEW FACT DYVOUR HAS NOT RELINQUISHED CALL ON HIS POSSIBLE SERVICES ELSEWHERE.3. PLS ADVISE YOUR REACTIONS POSSIBLE TICHBORN ASSIGNMENT.END OF MESSAGESECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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INDEX: ☐ YES ☑ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 201-253203 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE B TOTAL COPIES DX-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID☐ RET. ☐ BRANCH ☑DESTROY ☐ SIG.PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROM DISSEM BY 33/1ACTIONc/WH 6 ☑ RID COPYADVANCE COPY ☐ ISSUED ☐ SLOTTED ☐ TUBEDINFOFILE, VR, C/CCS 3, C/CI, C/CA 2UNITTIMEBYAN FIPS DESTABSTRACT ☑ INDEXSECRET 192312Z CITE MEXICO CITY 7331DIRECTORDESEKSTAED IREAMREF: DIR 05031, PARA ONESO FAR AS STATION AWARE TICHBORN DECISION TO RELOCATEUNRELATED TO OTHER JOB PROSPECTS IN DISCUSSION HE SPOKE ASIF HE HOPED HE WOULD BE ABLE TO CONTINUE ON WITH KUBARK IN MUCHTHE SAME CAPACITY AS NOW. CAN NOT, OF COURSE, RULE OUTPOSSIBILITY HE HAS BLOCKED OUT ALTERNATIVE COURSE IN CASEKUBARK CANNOT USE HIM BASED IN US, BUT HE SEEMED SINCERE INDESIRE REMAIN IN PRESENT EMPLOYMENT.SECRETBTSECRET*RE TICHUCKN FUTURE KUEARKAFFILIATION,201-253203
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MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES: 17CRIG. P. KITTREDGEUNIT. W/1EXT.: 3654DATE 16 May 1966DISSEM BYFROM: DIRECTORCONF: C/WH/6 ☐ RID COPY☐ FILE RID☐ INDEX☐ DO/O INDEX☐ FILE IN CS FILE NO.SECRETINFO: VR , FILE C/PE, C/CCS3, C/CA2, C/CA/P2,ROUTING1 52 1513 74☐ DESTROY ☐ RETURN TO BRANCHSECRET17 23 44 Z. CITE DIRECTOR 05081TO MEXICO CITYDESENSITIZED DREAMREF MEXI 7272 (IN 12241)*1. REGRET TICHBORN FAMILY SITUATION PRECLUDES REMAINING MEXI. TO STATION KNOWLEDGE IS TICHBORN DECISION RELOCATE BASED ON FIRM OFFER OR DOES HE HOPE FOR CONTINUED KUBARK EMPLOYMENT WHILE ATTEMPTING REESTABLISH HIMSELF IN PRIVATE LAW PRACTICE OR OTHER EMPLOYMENT DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY CONNECTED WITH USG? WE NOW INVESTIGATING POSSIBILITIES BY WHICH HE MIGHT BE OF SERVICE TO KUBARK ON TEMPORARY OR CONSULTANT BASIS IF HE DOES ESTABLISH HIMSELF ON EAST COAST BUT DO NOT SEE REQUIREMENT FOR REGULAR EMPLOYMENT HERE AT THIS TIME. FYI, WE BELIEVE HE WAS IN TOUCH WITH SOME DEMOCRATIC PARTY LEADERS WHILE IN WASH LAST MONTH BUT DO NOT KNOW SPECIFICS OF CONTACTS.2. PRIOR MAKING ANY DECISION CONCERNING CONTINUATION PROJECT LIRCAM HQS WOULD APPRECIATE STA RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING PRESENT OPERATIONAL NEED IN MEXICO FOR OP THIS NATURE AND YOUR COMMENTS CONCERNING VIABILITY PROJECT IN EVENT A NEW CASE OFFICER WITH SUITABLE QUALIFICATIONS (ADMITTEDLY DIFFICULT ON SUCH SHORT NOTICE) COULD BE CONTINUED...RELEASING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETAUTHENTICATING OFFICERREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.COPY NO.201-253203
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MESSAGE FORMTOTAL COPIES:SECRETROUTING15263748DESTROY RETURN TO BRANCHFROM: DIRECTORCONF:RID COPYPAGE 2CITE DIRECTOR 05081FOUND. SINCE IT OUR UNDERSTANDING THAT PROJECT OPERATES PRIMARILYON BASIS RAPPORT DEVELOPED BETWEEN TICHBORN AND XIRAU WHAT ISPOSSIBILITY THIS RELATIONSHIP COULD BE TRANSFERRED READILY TO ANYOTHER CASE OFFICER. IN STATION OPINION WHAT IS POSSIBILITY OBTAININGXIRAU AGREEMENT CONTINUE PROJECT IF HE ADVISED OF USG SUPPORT? IFEE ACCEPTED FACT OF SOURCE OF FUNDS WOULD HE BE AMENABLE DIRECTRELATIONSHIP WITH STATION OFFICER OR AMERICAN BUSINESSMAN CUTOUT WHOWOULD OSTENSIBLY REPRESENT US CONTRIBUTORS LIREAM.END OF MESSAGEWH Comment: *Ref states TICHBORN desires depart Mexi mid-summer.![signature of William V. Broe]WILLIAM V. BROEC/WHDRELEASING OFFICERWH/CA![signature]COORDINATING OFFICERSSECRET![signature of W. J. Kaufman]W. J. KAUFMANC/WE/1AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
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# DISPATCHTOChief, WHDINFOFROMChief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT LICOLIC/AdministrativeMemorandum from Edward G. TICHBORN Re His Leaving Mexico CityCLASSIFICATIONSECRETPROCESSING ACTIONMARKED FOR INDEXINGXX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESIRCAN FUDGE INDEXINGXX MICROFILMForwarded herewith is a memorandum received from Edward G. TICHBORN regarding his necessity to move from Mexico City.for/Willard C. CURTISAttachment:As Stated (HEREWITH)Distribution:3 - WHD w/att hw3 - FilesDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERHM-6608CLASSIFICATIONSECRETDATE12 May 1966HQS FILE NUMBER50-6-116/2
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FROM: TichbornIn Re: Necess of roving from Kexico Ci1.  For several years my wife, has suffered in varying degrees from the high altitude of Mexico City; but we hać złzys always been hoping she would eventually adjust. On the occasions we went to Acapulco and even Cuernavaca, she has felt much better. But each time she came back to Mexico City she again felt as if her head were stuffed with cotton. This whole business came to crisis-point recently when she went back to Kentucky for a visit while I was in Santo Domingo. While in Lexington she had a long consultation with a family friend who teaches at the Univ. of Kentucky medical school, and he frankly informed her that she was one of those persons who would never adjust to the Fexico City altitude. Knowing that I wish to stay in Mexico (particularly because my son by my ex-wife lives her permanently), she agreed to investigate the possibility of our moving to Cuernavaca - but we have both reached the conclusion that the Cuernavaca has very inadecuate school facilities for our two children, aged 9 ana 11. Moreover, the sanitation situation in Cuernavaca is notoriously bad, and our children have already had difficulties with acoebas here in Mexico City. Thus, reluctantly, I have arcided that we must back to the United States. Aside from her plysical concitiomf, I'm afraid Millie increasing nervous tension will make it impossible for her to stay here.2. Depending upon their respective appeal to the company, I have been thinking of several projects that would substitute for my work with Dialogos:a) The preparation of a thorough in-depth study of PRI and Mexican politics, with projections as to the future. I would gather all my materials (interviews, literature, etc.) in a couple of months; then collate and analyze the materials in sore U.S. university, discussing and analyzing same with local political science professors.b) The preparation of a similar study about the student revolutions now occuring or about to
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break out in various parts of Latin America or Spain.The recent Univ. of Mexico riots would be my point of departure.SINCE NEITHER OF THESE STUDIES WOULD TIE ME DOWN TOA RIGID SCHEDULE, I WOULD BE READILY AVAILABLE THANI AM NOW FOR ASSIGNMENTS SUCH AS THE SANTO DOMINGO CAPER.2. My wife and I are considering two possible sites for our future home:a) Denver, Colorado, where I attended the public schools and the Univ. of Denver, and thus have long-established connections. Denver's altitude is 2,500 feet less than Mexico City, about the same altitude as Cuernavaca; so Millie could probably adjust to it. I could easily obtain the facilities of the Univ. library for the above-mentioned studies - and several of my friends on the faculty could serve as sounding boards for some of my theories and prophecies in re Mexican politics. My cover there would be easily established.b) Washington, D.C. (i.e. Virginia or Maryland)Here I could have benefit of many sounding-boards for the above studies. The "cover" situation for me in Washington would be a bit more ticklish than in Denver - but I could probably come up with a viable one.Since I do not want to go back to the crabs-in-the-barrel political situation in California (and I could not escape it, were I to move back), we have ruled out returning to that state. In any event, there is no cover I could devise in California to explain long absences for assignments to South America or the Carribean.> ASSUMING THAT HEADQUARTERS WILL WANT TO DISCUSS THE ABOVE MATTERS> WITH ME AT GREAT LENGTH AND IN PERSON, I PLAN TO GO TO WASHINGTON> FROM SANTO DOMINGO ABOUT THE FIRST OF JUNE.
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INDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.FROM MEXICO CITYACTION (WH8 RID COPYINFO FILE, VR, 5006, C1/OAASSIFIED MESSAGE GTOTAL NOTICES 18GROUP 1SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDADVANCE COPYISSUED BLOTTED TUBEDUNIT TIME BYSECRET 12002 EZSDOM INFO DIR CITE MEXI 7304REFS: A. MEXI 7269 (IN13342)B. SDOM 8688 (N134655IN TELECON WITH TICIBORN IN SAN JUAN, STATION RELAYED REF BADVICE. TICHBORN CONFIRMED HE WILL CALL CHOADEN OR PATAKER UPONARRIVAL SDOM 1500 HRS 12 MAY FOR ADVICE RE ROOM.SECRETCFN 7304 72.69 0628 TICHBORN SAN JUAN REF B TICHBORN CHOADEN PATAKERSDOM 1500 HRS 12 REBTSECRET![signature]
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INDEX: YESCLASSIFY TO FILLX-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO. BRANCHDESTROY ☐ SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIESSECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPROCUCTION PROHIBITEDFROMMEXICO CITYACTIONINFOWH 8✔RID COPYISSUED SLOTTED TUBEDFILA, VR CA 2, CA/PEG, CI/OASECRET 1017532 10 May 6514183FRIORITY SDOM INFO DIR CITE MEXI 7234REF SDOM 2638TICHBORN DEPARTED BEFORE REF ADVICE COULD BE RELATED TO HIM.HE INSTRUCTED CALL CHOADEN OR PATAKER UPON ARRIVAL SDON MOVELER,AT WHICH TIME HE CAN 32 ADVISED PER REF.SECRETCFN 7284-0688 TICHBORN CHOADEN PATAKERBTSECRET*SUGGEST TICHEORN PROCEED TO EMBAJADOR AND REGGSTER![signature]
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INDEX: YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.SIFIED MESSAGE 6 TOTAL COPIES 28X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RIDO RET. TO BRANCH ☐SECRETDESTROY ☐ SIG.PERSON/UNIT ACTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PRC:BITEDFROM SANTO DOMINGO.ACTIONW48 ☑RID COPY ADVANCE COPY ISSUED ☐SLOTTED ☐TUBEDUNIT TIME BYINFOFILE, IF SOD6, CAR, CCS3, CA/04, CI/OPS, CI/OA9 MAY 66 1346513445SECRET 100050ZPRIORITY MEXI INFC DIR CITE SDOM 0688REF: MEXI 726iN13342) *SUGGEST TICHSORN PROCEED TO EMBAJADOR AND REGISTER..SHOULD CALL CHOADEN OR PATAKER IF NO ROOM AVAILABLE.STATION WILL PROVIDE SAFE APARTMENT FOR TICHBORN PRIOR TOARRIVAL OF CONGRESSMAN GONZALEZ (IF HE COMES) AND/OROTHER PERSONS WHO MIGHT KNOW TICHBORN, BELIEVE STATIONWILL BE AWARE OF ARRIVALS PRIOR TO FACT, INCLUDING NEWSMEN.SECRET * RE TICHBORN DESIRE, NOT TO MEETOLD ACQUAINTANCES.CFN 2688 7269 IICHBORN EMBAJADOR CHOADEN FATAKER NO ROOMGONZALEZBTSECRETNNNN201-253203K
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INDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANDESTROY SIG.FROMMENCO CITYACTIONWH8 RID COPYINFOFILE, UR, CCS3CLASSIFIED MESSACE D28SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDADVANCE COPY TESUTO SLOTTED TUSEDGROUP IREPRODUCTION PRCIBITED12345678UNIT TIME BYSECRET 0921152 9 May 66 13342PRIORITY SDOM INFO DIR CITE ΜΕΧΣ 7269REF A SDOM 0667 (IN12559)B. MEXI 7253 (IN12246)TICHBORN DEFINITELY DOES NOT WANT MEE! CLD ACQUAINTANCES AND EXPECIALLY NOT CONGRESSMAN HENRY GONZALEZ. TICHBORN HAS NO LEADS RE HOTELS, REQUESTS THAT STATION SDOM ARRANGE ROOM OR SAFE APT OTHER THAN HOTEL EMBAJADOR, WHERE GONZALEZ PROBABLY WILL STAY. PLEASE ADVISE.SECRETCFN 7269 0667 725O TICHPORN NOT WANT NOT CONGRESSMAN HENRY GONZALEZ TICHBORN NO LEADS RE HOTELS SPT HOTEL ETADOR GONZALEZBTSECRET201253203
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INDEX: YESCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID RET. TO BRANCHDESTROY SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGE26 SECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDTOTAL COPIES: 14REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROM: SANTO DOMINGOACTION: WHE RID COPY ADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED TUBEDINFO: FILE VR, CCS3,SECRET 071810Z"1 MAY 65 12559MEXI INFO DIR CITE SDOM 0667*GAVE TICHBORN ETA SDOM.REF: MEXI 7268 (~12246)*1. SUGGEST TICHBORN CABLE DIRECTLY TO HOTEL EMBAJADOR TO MAKE RESERVATION FOR 11 MAY, AS ROOM SITUATION TIGHT. (STATION CAN PROVIDE ROOM IF NECESSARY, BUT DIRECT RESERVATION WOULD BE BETTER FROM SECURITY STANDPOINT).2. PLS ADVISE TICHBORN TO POLISH HIS COVER STORY CAREFULLY. THERE MAY BE NEWSMEN FROM MEXI ( MR CARL MIGDAIL INDICATED HE HOPED TO RETURN SDOM TO COVER ELECTIONS). ALSO UNDERSTAND CONGRESSMAN HENRY GONZALEZ, BELIEVED TO BE KNOWN TO TICHBORN, MIGHT ALSO BE HERE AS AN OBSERVER.SECRETCFN 0667 UWYP TICHBORN HOTEL EMBAJADOR 11 MAY TICHBORN MR CARL MIGDAIL HENRY GONZALEZ TICHBORNBTSECRET![Signature Tulfon 201]