Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material containe informetina affecting the National Defense of the United States within the morning of the Ropionese Love Title 18 U.SC. Sers. 793 and 294. the transmission or reveiation of which is a to nesthorized person is prohibited by law.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY Mexico/Cuba/Venezuela REPORT NO. CS-311/08152-66SUBJECT Deportation of Juan Mascaro Neves DATE DISTR. 15 June '1966.From Mexico to VenezuelaNO. PAGES 2REFERENCESDATE OF 4-6 April and 26 May 1966INFO.PLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACQ. (27-31 May 1966) FIELD REPORT NOV-10415THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE,SOURCE See below.1. Source of paragraphs 2 and 3: Latin American with good contacts among members of the staff of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico. He has reported reliably for a number of years.2. On 26 May 1966 Professor Juan Mascaro Neves, a Spanish national who had acquired *"Inmigrado"* status in Kexico and who had been active in connection with affairs of the Cuban Consulate in Tampico, was picked up by three unidentified men who requested that he show them his identification documents. There was no information available through official Mexican Government services in Tampico on the detention of Mascaro. Since it seemed possible that the detention was not the work of Mexican officials, the Cuban Embassy protested to the Mexican Foreign Office orally. The Embassy was later informed that Mascaro had been deported to Venezuela for violations of the Mexican immigration law3. Mascaro was a key contact of Victorico Galan, Spanish-born Mexican Marxist journalist, during the latter's visit to Tampico and Ciudad Mante from 4-6 April 1966. Mascaro's wife, Carmen_Garcia de Mascaro, has also been a close contact of the Cubans in Tampico.4. Source of paragraph 5: Mexican security officer with access to information derived from investigative activities. His reporting is believed to be reliable.54321SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM| STATE                      | DIA  | ARMY | NAVY | AIR | NSA | AID | OCR | FBI #3 | IANS || -------------------------- | ---- | ---- | ---- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ------ | ---- || CINCSO (ALSO SENT CARACAS) | USIA |      |      |     |     |     |     |        |      |Nore field Jistribution ind.cared by ".")INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| CI/CO  | WH/R    | WH/MEXI | LIENVOY/LITENPO |                      || ------ | ------- | ------- | --------------- | -------------------- ||        | CS/S/WH | WH/FI   | WH/C            | (LIENVOY/LITEMPO-12) || FI/I   |         | WH/CA/R | GR/RAVE         | CS-311/00192-66      || CA/IAP | WH/I    |         | WH/IRA          |                      |TOTALS IE 3, CI, FI 4, CA 2, WH/C 3 (1), Do/l 1, LISBON X/3/V:VOES: POR:
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN-2- CS-311/08152-665. Mascaro Neves was picked up on 26 May by agents of the DFS (Direccion Federal de Seguridad) and was brought to Mexico City from Tampico. He was immediately deported to Venezuela. The basic reason for Mascaro's deportation was his close association with Rico Galan.1. Source Comment: Mexican security officials are convinced that Rico Galan is a key Communist figure and that he is involved in plans to establish bands of guerrillas in the Mexican countryside.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN
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SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEN-2- CS-311/06825-66preoccupation with problems in Vietnam, the Dominican Republic and elsewhere, proved that Johnson had come to deal with matters of great importance to him and to Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. Or, he added, was it that Johnson had come to give instructions, or orders, to continue his policy of oppression of the people, in this instance Moxico.4. Calderon criticized sharply the Mexican Government for its methods in organizing the elaborate reception for President Johnson. The system of hording together the populace is accomplished, among other means, through threats made by union leaders to workers that they will lose a day's pay or suffer other losses if they do not participate in welcoming ceremonics. Calderon denounced officials of the Ministry of Foreign Relations for having remained silent in the face of a proposal by Secretary of State Dean Rusk for the creation of an international police force "the type of security force that has in the past protected countries from North American aggression".5. Again on 28 April the MLN hold a meeting in observance of Dominican Week, this one attended by approximately twenty- five persons. It was announced at the last moment that the journalist Alberto Domingo, who was to have attended tho meeting, would not be present because of a more pressing engagement. In his absence Armando Castillejos Ortiz. and the poctoss Norma Carrasco improvised a program. Castillejos expressed regret that the MLN does not possess adoqunto publishing facilities to keep the Mexican public informed of the existing situation in the Dominican Republic. Ho recommended that those present take advantage of every oppor- tunity, in their places of work and at gatherings elsewhere, to disseminate by word of mouth the facts of North American domination over the weaker nations of the world. He noted that ninety percont of the citizens of the United States are not in accord with U.S. foreign policy.6. Norma Carrasco's contribution to the mecting consisted of the reading of pootry which she had composed depicting the United States' invasion of the Dominican Republic.
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION               |                     |          || ------------------- | ------------------------------------- | ------------------- | -------- ||                     | 2. RI FILE NO.                        |                     |          ||                     | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. | 4- DATE             |          ||                     | HUMMR-25917                           | 27 May 66           |          ||                     | 7. BOUNCE CRIPTONYMS. DATE OF INFO.   | 8. EVALUATION       |          ||                     | 17 May 66                             |                     |          || Rico-Gala-          | 9. ANALYST                            | 10. DISSEMINATED IN | 11. DATE ||                     | 12. DATE PROCESSED                    |                     |          |DOCUMENT DISPOSITION| 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO. || ------------------------------- | ------------------------------ || 14.                             |                                |![photo of a person]SECRET
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INDEX [] YES □ NOCLASSIFY TO PILE NOX REF TO FILE NOFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: IW X RID COPY (ADVANCE COPY TUBED CS/DO 82602 B)INFO: DDP, VR, FILE, ADDP, CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, R, R/D , A/INT 6, CS/DO, DO 4, DO/H 4, CA/O 4, C1, F1/5PG, WH 13, WE 8.SECRET 1123272DIR INFO PACY CITE MEX! 6851INTEL MHFOL 10SUPDATA LIENVOY: 10 APRIL; CONVERSATION OF JORGE L. TAMAYOAND VICTOR RICO GALANFILED 11/23252REPORT CLASS SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY: MEXICODOI : 10 APRIL 1966SUBJECT: LEFTIST HISTORIAN'S PLAN TO REFUTE POPULAR IDEATHAT U.S. AIDED MEXICAN EXPULSION OF FRENCH INVADERS(1861 - 1867)ACQ : MEXICO, MEXICO CITY (11 APR 1966) FIELD NO. HMM-10,242IW COMMENT:TDCS-314/04789-66ROUTINE PRIORITYBASED ON: 1894-10,242LIENVOY (LIENVOY)DATE DISTRIBUTED:11 APRIL 19660249 ZSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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INDEX YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO☑ REP TO FILE NOCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETFROM:ACTION: ☑ RID COPYROUTING15263748INFO: VR, FILE, ADDP, CA 2, CA/PEO, CA/PROP, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, FI, FI/D , FI/INTIN 94278 PAGE 2SOURCE: MEXICAN INTELLECTUAL WITH GOOD CONTACTS IN MEXICANMARXIST CIRCLES. THOUGH NOT A PARTICIPANT IN THEACTIVITIES OF THE MARXISTS, SOURCE ENJOYS THECONFIDENCE OF INDIVUDUAL MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP.HE HAS REPORTED RELIABLY ON MARXIST PERSONALITIESAND ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO.IW COMMENT:RELEASING I WODATE DISTRIBUTEDTDCSROUTINEBASED ONPRIORITYLLAISONSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.Copy No.
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# SECRETCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYIntelligence Information CableAO FOREIGN DISSEMROUTINECOUNTRY MEXICOTDCS-314/04789-66DATE OF 10 APRIL 1966DISTR. 11 APRIL 1966INFO.SUBJECTLEFTIST HISTORIAN'S PLAN TO REFUTE POPULAR IDEATHAT U.S. AIDED MEXICAN EXPULSION OF FRENCHINVADERS (1861 - 1867)PLACE &DATE ACQ, MEXICO, MEXICO CITY (11 APRIL 1966)REP IN 94278SOURCEANDFIELD REPORT NO. HMM-10,242APPRAISAL MEXICAN INTELLECTUAL WITH GOOD CONTACTS IN MEXICAN MARXIST CIRCLES. THOUGHNOT A PARTICIPANT IN THE ACTIVITIES OF THE MARXISTS, SOURCE ENJOYS THE CONFIDENCEOF THE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP. HE HAS REPORTED RELIABLY ON MARXISTPERSONALITIES AND ACTIVITIES IN MEXICO.1. JORGE L. TAMAYO CASTILLEJOS, MEXICAN LEFTIST, DIS-   CUSSED WITH THE LEFTIST JOURNALIST VICTOR RICO GALAN HIS   FEARS THAT DURING THE CEREMONY ON 15 APRIL AT WHICH MRS.   LYNDON JOHNSON WILL PRESENT A STATUE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN TO   THE MEXICAN PEOPLE, REMARKS WILL BE MADE ON THE ADMIRATION   WHICH THE MEXICAN PATRIOT BENITO JUAREZ FELT FOR LINCOLN   AND ALSO THAT IT WILL BE SAID THAT THE UNITED STATES WAS   INSTRUMENTAL IN FORCING THE WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH TROOPS   FROM MEXICO IN THE 1860'S. TAMAYO SAID THAT THE LATTERTHIS material contains information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title18, U. S. C. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSENSTATE/INRCIADIA ARMY/ACSI NAVY AI2JC1 SECOFF MIAMIC AIDUSA OCI ONE OCEOCI OOCIAN/CC, SECRET SERVICE (PRS), OS 4, FBI
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# SECRETIN 94278NO FOREIGN DISSEMINTDCS-314/04789-66 PAGE 2STATEMENT IS UNTRUE EVEN THOUGH BOTH IDEAS ARE VERY CURRENTIN MEXICO.2. TAMAYO TOLD RICO GALAN THAT SOME YEARS AGO WHEN   THEN-PRESIDENT ADOLFO LOPEZ MATEOS WAS THE GUEST OF THEN-   PRESIDENT EISENHOWER AT A DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE, PRESIDENT   EISENHOWER PROPOSED A TOAST TO THE HUNDRED YEAR FRIENDSHIP   BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES DURING WHICH THE UNITED   STATES HELPED MEXICO EXPEL THE FRENCH INVADERS. TAMAYO SAID   THAT THE TOAST WAS PUBLISHED AND THAT HE THEN PREPARED A   RATHER LONG ARTICLE WHICH INCLUDED THE TEXTS OF LETTERS   WRITTEN BY JUAREZ WHICH DENIED THAT THE UNITED STATES HAD   HELPED MEXICO AGAINST THE FRENCH. THE PIECE WAS PUBLISHED   IN THE LEFTIST WEEKLY *SIEMPRE*. TAMAYO SAID THAT THE MEXICO   CITY DAILY *EXCELSIOR* ALSO PUBLISHED ALMOST THE ENTIRE TEXT   OF THIS REBUTTAL.3. TAMAYO SUGGESTED TO RICO GALAN THAT THIS SUBJECT   BE MADE THE THEME OF RICO'S NEXT ARTICLE FOR *SIEMPRE*. RICO   GALAN SAID THAT HIS NEXT ARTICLE HAD ALREADY BEEN FURNED IN   BUT THAT THE EDITORIAL HAD NOT YET BEEN WRITTEN AND THAT HE   WOULD SUGGEST THE IDEA TO JOSE PAGES LLERGO, *SIEMPRE* PUBLISHER,   BECAUSE HE BELIEVED THAT PAGES WOULD BE INTERESTED. (FIELD   COMMENT: *SIEMPRE* APPEARS ON THURSDAYS.)4. TAMAYO SUGGESTED THAT THE EDITORIAL TAKE AS ITS   THESIS THE STATEMENT THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF NAPOLEON 111# SECRET
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SECRETIN 94278 NO I GH DISSEM REPO 6-69 (90)TDCS-314/04789-66 PAGE 3BLACKMAILED THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES BY SAYINGTHAT IF THE UNITED STATES HELPED MEXICO FRANCE WOULD HELPTHE CONFEDERATE STATES.5. FIELD DISSEM: STATE, ARMY, NAVY, AIR FBI, CINCSO.END OF MESSAGESECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM
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INDER: □ YES □ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.B-REF TO FILE NO.FILE AID □ RET. TO BRANCH □DESTROY □ SIG.CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROM:MEXICO CITYACTION: WH8 ☑ RID COPYADVANCE COPY:□ ISSUED □ SLOTTED □ TUBEDINFO: FILE IR CI/OPS ELVINT2SECRET 042315ZGUAT INFO DIR CITE MEXI 6753REF GUAT 5881 $(N-5983.)$ 5 AUG 89052.INFO REF PASSED ODENVY LOCALLY AND PERMISSION GRANTED30 MARCH 66 BY ODENVY PASS INFO TO HIGH LEVEL GUAT SOURCE.SECRETCFN 6753 58810DENVY 30 66BT
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INDEX ☐YES ☑NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 201-33-7BIRFP TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐SIG. SCCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESSECRETPERSON UNIT NOTIFIEDCS COPYREPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDFROMCHALLIALEACTIONWH XRID COPYADVANCE COPYINFOFILE, VR, CI/OPS, FI, FI/INT 2SECRET 3023112CS COPYMEXI INFO DIR CITE SUAT 5074REF: HMM-10214, 24 MARCH 19551. REQUEST PERMISSION PASS TO LIAISON REF INFO PLANS   VICTOR RICO CALAN TRAVEL GUATEMALA CLANDESTIVELY   INVESTIGATE DISSAPPLACARCE VICTOR MANUEL GUTIEPREZ.2. ALSO REQUEST MEXI POUCH PHOTOS OF FICO.   SECRET   CEN 302311Z 5904 HMN-13214 24 1955 VICTOR PICO GALAN VICTOR   MANUEL GUTIERREZ MEXI RICO
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# REPORT COVER SHEETFROMMexico CityREPORTING OFFICERLee R. MYLEQUHAINEREPORTS OFFICEROlivia C. PAGNITYAPPROVING OFFICERWillard C. CURTISSECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMREPORT NO.HM-10,214DATE OF REPORT24 March 1966PROJECTLIKEBELSOURCE CRYPTLIFEBEL-1PROCESSING ACTIONCOVER SHEETMARKED FOR INDEXINGNO INDEXING REQUIREDOPS DATA REPORTED SEPARATELYCS DISSEMINATIONTOCS DISSEMINATIONFIELD DISTRIBUTIONINTRA-AGENCYEXTRA-AGENCY5 - Hqs.1 - CUAT4 - Files1 - Ambassador, Minister,Political Affairs1 - Legal Attache1 - CINCSO through Panama CitySUPPLEMENTAL DATALIFEBEL-1 received the reported information from LIELEGANT who said that the Mexican Government was aware of Rico's plans.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCS COPY
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# FIELD INFORMATION REPORTGRADING OF SOURCE: A. Completely reliable. B. Usually reliable. C. Fairly reliable. D. Not usually reliable. E. Not reliable (Applied to sources of doubtful honesty or loyalty, regardless of their competence). F. Reliability cannot be judged (Applied to untested or insufficiently tested sources).APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: 1. Confirmed by other independent and reliable sources. 2. Probably true. 3. Possibly true. 4. Doubtful. 5. Probably false. 6. Cannot be judged.SECRET//NO FOREIGH DISSEMCOUNTRY: MexicoREPORT NO.: 1001-10,214SUBJECT: Possible Travel to Cuatemala of (Victor Rico CalanDATE OF REPORT: 24 March 1966NO. PAGES: 1REFERENCES:DATE OF INFO: 21 March 1966PLACE & DATE ACQ.: Mexico, Mexico City (23 March 1966)THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.SOURCE: Guatemalan professional man, former member of a guerrilla group in Guatemala who is living in exile in Mexico. He is believed to have good access to the Guatemalan exile community.Victor Rico Calan, leftist journalist who writes for both *Siempre* and *Politica*, reportedly is planning to visit Guatemala clandestinely to investigate the disappearance of Victor Manuel Gutierrez Carvin, Guatemalan Communist Party (PCT) leader of the Guatemalan exile community in Mexico who returned to Guatemala in late February.Field Comment: HGG-4148 reported that Gutierrez Carbin and three other Guatemalan leftists were arrested and executed by the Guatemalan authorities on 8 March 1966.Source Comment: Rico Galan could only enter Guatemala illegally since he was declared persona non grata by the Guatemalan Government in 1963 after he visited the country to interview President Peralta. While in Guatemala at that time he also managed to talk with I'arco Antonio Yon Sosa, guerrilla leader. Upon his return to Mexico, Rico Galan wrote articles favorable to the rebels and most unflattering to the Peralta government. Rico Galan's interview with Yon Sosa was arranged through Adolfo Mijango Lopez who is now living in exile in Mexico.SECRET//NO FOREIGN DISSEMDISTRIBUTION> [Figure: GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONAI FILE NO.ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED DOCUMENT DISPOSITIONTO: CROSS REFERENCE TO THIS FILEPERTINENT INFORMATIONRICO GALAN, VICTOR201-336474SEX M DOB ?LI1 ?CCC ?SPANISH BORN MARXIST JOURNALISTALSO HAS NAMES OF OTHERS INVITED TOTHE CONGRESS.050-009-001MEXI-0635122 FEB 66HMM -10163P2R 6603150503FILE IN 20T-33FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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# DISPATCHTO: Chief, WHDINFO: Chief of Station, Guatemala CityFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: Press Expose of Victor Rico Galan's Connection with Yon SosaACTION REQUIRED: FYI1.  On 13 January 1966 a Mexico City newspaper, *El Heraldo*, published an article which cited a taped speech by Victor Rico Galan to Yon Sosa's guerrillas as evidence of Rico Galan's efforts to undermine the January 1966 visit of Mexican President Diaz Ordaz to Guatemala. A copy of this article is attached. The taped speech mentioned in the article is obviously that which Guatemalan authorities captured from Yon Sosa's guerrillas in October 1964 following a guerrilla attack on a Guatemalan military garrison. This tape was subsequently made available to KUBARK and was passed via the Guatemala Station to Mexico City Station for possible exploitation in Mexico. The content of the taped speech was later passed to President Diaz Ordaz by COS, Mexico City, with a view to stimulating pressure toward Rico Galan's expulsion from Mexico as an undesirable alien. How *El Heraldo* obtained or got word of the taped speech is not known. Since the *El Heraldo* article was pegged to the current trip to Guatemala of President Diaz Ordaz, it is very probable that the expose was stimulated directly by the Presidency, in line with a COM campaign to neutralize all existing and potential opposition locally to the Presidential trip.2.  In a sharp rebuttal in the 26 January 1966 issue of the prominent Mexican leftist magazine *Siempre*, for which he writes regularly, Victor Rico Galan(continued)Attachments: Articles As Stated (HEREWITH)Distribution:*   2 - WHD w/atts hw*   1 - Guatemala w/atts hw*   2 - Files
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHSECRETHMMA-28237denounces the *El Heraldo* accusations against him, denies any involvement on his part in subversive activities in Quatemala, attacks Ouatemalan President Peralta Azurdia as weak and fearful about his personal safety, and insists (quits correctly) that the speech he taped for delivery to Yon Sosa's guerrillas in October 1964 could not possibly have had anything to do with President Dias Ordas' trip in January 1966. A copy of the Rico Galan *Siempre* article is attached.3.  At this stage the Station has no additional information on the origin or purpose of the *El Heraldo* attack on Victor Rico Galan. As and if such information develops through Station governmental contacts, the Station will advise addressees accordingly.![Signature]for/Willard C. CURTIS
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER and CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENT DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONNR FILE NO.5. DISPATCH on SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 6. DATESOURCE INFORMATIONDATE OF INFO. 8. EVALUATION3. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED TO 11. DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERENCED TO THIS FILE 13. TRANSFERRED TO    FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONRICH GALAN, VICTOR 019-170-032201-116474 WI-X1-05662SIX M DUB ? 22 DEC 65611 MEXICODEC ?JOURNALIST, CUBAN AGENT, MBR MLR NATLCOMMITTEE MAY ATTEND TRI-CONT CONS/UMM -10046/IMV R 66011308 17FILE IN 201-334494FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.SECRET
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# SECRETINDEX: ☐ YES ☐ NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO.X-REF TO FILE NO.FILE RID ☐ RET. TO BRANCH ☐DESTROY ☐ SIG.FROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: SR 8 ☑ RID COPYINFO: FILE, VR, WH 8, NE6, Cl, cilaes, Cilic 2, FlSECRET 0823552DIP INFO NEMD CITE MEXI 5556 9DEC65-IN 10793REDWOOD LCIMPROVEREF DIR 632661. NO MEXI TRACES CARMEN CANO.2. ANTONIO GONZALEZ DE LEON (SUBJ) CURRENTLY ASSISTANTSUBDIRECTOR GENERAL IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTOF MEXICAN FOREIGN OFFICE, HAS PEEN IN THIS JOB SINCE ATLEAST AUG 64.3. PER LIFEAT AND LIENVOY SUBJ IN OCCASIONAL OFFICIAL(NOT SOCIAL) CONTACT SOVS, POLES, CZECHS 64-65. AUG 54 SUBJDESCRISED AS HANDLING UNITED NATIONS AFFAIRS.4 PER LIFEAT SUBJ INVITED 4 PAR 57 RECEPTION SOV EME MEXICO,DID NOT ATTEND BECAUSE IN NEW YORK. SUSJ THEY WITH FOREIGN CIFICE.5. PER LIFEAT ON 7 MAY 65 SUBJ CALLED VICTOR RICO CALAN241-335474, COMMUNIST JOURNALIST AND KNOW!! CUBAN IS AGENT,SAID HE HAD TO TALK TO PICO AND APRANGED MEET FOR COFFEE. SUBJASKED HOW LOCATE GONZALO MARTINEZ, RICO GAVE MARTINEZ HOME PHONE24-88-84, WHICH UNLISTED, PRETEXT CALL ESTABLISHEDTHIS PHONE OF GONZALO MARTINEZ CORBABLA, PRI PRESIDENT FOR
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MEXICO CITY (FEDERAL DISTRICT) AND PRO COMMUNIST.SECRETCFN 5556 63266 NO MEXI CARMEN CANO ANTONIO GONZALEZ DE LEON(SUSJ) AUG 64 LIFEAT LIENVOY NOT SOCIAL SOVS POLES CZECHS64-65 64 UNITED NATIONS AFFAIRS 4 APR 57 SOV NOT ATTEND NEW YORK7 MAY 65 RICO GALAN 291-336474 CUBAN RICO COFFEE GONZALO MARTINEZRICO 24-SS-84 GONZALO MARTINEZ CORBALA PRI PROST
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES 3SECRETFROMMEXICO CITYINFOWH/C8 CI/C2, 11/ONS, CAR, CA/PRUT DOY U/H3 CA/24 EL FILINTS ECRET 372305ZDIR WAVE CITE MEXI 35311. LIENVOY OF 3 DEC REPORTED REQUEST BY CUBAN ALFREDO VINAS IN HAVA TO VICTOR RICO GALAN FOR SERIES OF INTERVIEWS WITH PROMINENT PERSONALITIES RE TRI-CONTINENTAL CONGRESS. RICO GALAN TO SEND TAPE OF INTERVIEWS TO HAVA.2. NAMES SUGGESTED TO RICO INCLUDED: VICENTE LOMBARDO TOLEDANO, PPS SEC GEN: FORMER PRESIDENT LAZARO CARDENAS DEL RIO; DEPUTY ENRIQUE RAMIREZ Y RAMIREZ (ALSO PUBLISHER OF EL DIA); LUIS CARDOZA Y ARAGON, GUAT COMMUNIST IN MEXI; GUILLERMO CAFNERO HOKE; JOSE PAGES LLERGO, PUBLISHER OF SIEMPRE; AND OTHERS RICO THINKS SUITABLE. RICO SAID PAGES IMPOSSIBLE BUT WILL CONTACT OTHERS AT ONCE.SECRETCFN 5531 3 DEC CUBAN ALFREDO VINAS HAVA VICTOR RICO GALAN TPI-CONTINENTAL RICO GALAN HAVA VICENTE LOMPARDO TOLEDANO PPS SEC GEN FORMER LAZARO CARDENAS DEL RIO ENRIQUE RAMIREZ Y RAMIREZ EL DIA LUIS CARDOZA Y ARAGON GUILLERMO CARNEPO HOKE JOSE PAGES LLERGO RICO
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER and CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION        |          || ---------------------------------- | ------------------------------ | -------- || AI FILE NO.                        |                                |          || DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. | 4. DATE                        |          || SOURCE CRYPTO                      |                                |          || 8. DATE PROCESSED                  | 10. DISSEMINATED TO            | 11. DATE || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE    | 13. TRANSFERRED TO AI FILE NO. |          |PERTINENT INFORMATION:RICO GALAN, VICTOR201-136474SFX M DOB ?050-004-014DDD -2189529 SEP 65fdiCIF ?OCG ?ON THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMM.A MEXICO, MEXICO CITY MOVIMIENTO DE LIBERACIONNACIONAL /NATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENT/ C.P.FRONT ORGR 6510180621FILE IN 201-
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# DISPATCHTO: Chiof, WHDCLASSIFICATION: SECRETPROCESSING ACTION:XX NO INDEXING REQUIREDONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXINGXX MICROFILMFROM: Chief of Station, Mexico CitySUBJECT: MHSPAWN/Rico Galan Donigration CampaignACTION REQUIRED-REFERENCES:REFERENCE: MEXI-4243MICROFILMEDAUG 11 1965DOC. MICRO. SER.1. Attached herewith is a "portrait" of Victor Rico Galan compiled from information available to the Station and tailored to the outline proposed in MEXI-3822 for a phased denigration campaign targeted on Subject. This study has been passed to the contact cited in paragraph 3 of reference with appropriate caveats with regard to sourcing of hitherto unpublished portions as a basis for a projected article on Subject.2. The "last-ditch" effort by LILISP-E to place an exposé of Rico Galan in a Merida newspaper (as noted in reference) has not yet borne fruit. The special article by the LILISP-E news service has been prepared bat last-minute rewriting problems have held up distribution. Copies of the article will be forwarded as soon as they become available.Willard C. CURTISAttachment:1. As Stated (HEREWITH)Distribution:WIID w/att hw3- FilosCS COPYDATE: 5 August 1965HMMA-26800CLASSIFICATION: SECRET