Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# DISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONSECRET10 Chief, Western Hemisphere DivisionFROM Chief of Station, WH/MiamiSUBJECT ANCHALKDismissal of ANCHALK-5ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCESAction Required: As indicatedReferences: A. WH/MIAMI 5683B. UFGA-29702, 12 March 19681.  ANCHALK-5 was advised on 17 October 1969 that his services with RVROCK had not been in sufficient demand to justify his retention on the payroll beyond 30 November 1969. Accordingly, on 31 October 1969 AMCHALK-5 executed a termination secrecy oath and quitclaim which are forwarded as separate cover attachments hereto. The agent was paid his salary through 30 November plus a bonus equivalent to one month's salary.2.  During the afternoon of 31 October 1969 and following the meeting that morning with AMCHALK-5 which was to have been the final meeting; AMCHALK-5 initiated contact with writer and advised that he had, upon returning to his office from the morning meeting, received a letter from Cuba. This letter was in response to one which he had sent to an old accommodation address. Reference A and subsequent correspondence describe the letter received by ANCHALK-5 and developments which followed. Although AMCHALK-5 was reimbursed for cost of his transportation to Canada and was paid per diem for the duration of his travel, he has collaborated with the Station since 30 November 1969 on a voluntary basis without compensation.3.  Since severance of AMCHALK-5 from the Station payroll had been imminent for some time and he was not being used operationally, no request was submitted for renewal or up-datingAttachments:Agent Service Record, hwTermination Secrecy Oath, uscQuitclaim, useDistribution: 3 - Chief, WIHD w/atts as stated above![signature]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERUFAA-1736DATE29 January 1970CLASSIFICATIONSECRETFILE NUMBER201-307337
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCHCLASSIFICATIONDISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBERSECRETUFAA-1736of the agent's operational clearance status. Currently, theagent is being met once weekly only to debrief him on possiblenew developments in re his renewed contact with the DGI; therehave been no developments since that described in UFAW-671,1 December 1969.4. An agent service record for the period subsequent to   Reference B is forwarded herewith.Frederick C. BRADSPIES
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SECRETAGENT SERVICE RECORD1.  Agent's Cryptonym or Pseudonym: AMCHALK-5 (formerly AMSTALK-1    and AMICE-14) (See also SD 56490)2.  Project Identification: AMCHALK3.  Agent Recruited by: Leleand H. COBFIELD4.  Capacity in which Agent Served: Technical agent on REDTOP opera-    tion. Also to establish contact with opposition service.5.  Rato of Pay: $300 per month gro986.  Other Commitments: None7.  Agent Dismissed by: Frederick C. BRADSPIES8.  Reason for Dismissal: Economy, lack of requirements for operational    use.9.  Security Risks: Subject knows location of Station meeting site    #206. Knows Frederick C. BRADSPIES and Joel N. NEBECKER in true    first name only. Subject also knows accommodation address #1402.10. Is the Agent Recommended for Re-Use: Yes. Subject is currently    collaborating with the Station on an operation on a voluntary,    uncompensated basis.11. Manner of Dismissal: Amicable. Subject reiterated his willingness    to serve in any operational capacity as needed.12. Letter of Termination Signed: Termination Agreement and Quitclaim    and Termination Secrecy Oath signed 31 October 1969.SECRETCS COPYH/Watt/ to WFAR 01736201-307337
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TERMINATION AGREEMENT AND CUITCLAIMI, THE UNDERSIGNED Miguel A. Diaz HEREDY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE BEEN RENDERING SERVICES TO AN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, HEREAFTER REFERRED TO AS THE GOVERNMENT. I ACKNOWLEDGE FURTHER THAT MY RELATIONSHIP WITH THE GOVERNMENT IS TERMINATED AS OF 30 November 1969.I ACKNOWLEDGE FINALLY THAT I HAVE NO CLAIMS OF ANY KIND AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT AND DO NOT INTEND TO TENDER ANY CLAIMS TO OR AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT ARISING OUT OF MY PAST RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE OR ITS REPRESENTATIVES.DATE 10-31-69PLACE Hollywood, FloridaWITNESSED Frederick C. BRADSIES(Write name longhand)
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# TERMINATION SECRECY OAΤΗMiguel A. Diaz am about to terminate my association with Organization. I realize that, by virtue of my duties with the Organization, I have been the recipient of information and intelligence which concerns the present and future security of our country. I am aware that the unauthorized disclosure of such information is prohibited by the espionage laws of our government which specifically requires the protection of intelligence sources and methods from unauthorized disclosure. Accordingly, I SOLEMNLY SWEAR, WITHOUT MENTAL RESERVATION OR PURPOSE OF EVASION, AND IN THE ABSENCE OF DURESS, AS FOLLOWS:1.  I will never divulge, publish, or reveal by writing, word, conduct, or otherwise any information relating to the national defense and security and particularly information of this nature relating to intelligence sources, methods, personnel, fiscal data, or security measures to anyone, including.,. but not limited to, any future governmental or private employer, private citizen, or government employee or official without the express written consent of the Chief of the Organization or his authorized representative.2.  I have been invited to submit in writing any monetary claims I may have against the Organization or our government, which may in any way necessitate the disclosure of information described herein. I have been advised that any such claims will receive full legal consideration. In the event, however.. that I am not satisfied with the decisions of the Organization concerning any present or future claims I may submit, I will not take any other action to obtain satisfaction without prior written notice to the Organization, and then only in accordance with such legal and security advice as the Organization will promptly furnish me.3.  I do not have any documents or materials in my possession, classified or unclassified, which are the property of, or in custodial responsibility of the Organization, having come into my possession as a result of my duties with the Organization or otherwise.4.  During my exit processing and during my period of employment with the Organization I have been given an opportunity to report all information about the Organization, its personnel, and its operations which I consider should receive official cognizance. Hence, I am not aware of any information which it is my duty, in the national interest, to disclose to the Organization, nor am I aware of any violations or breaches of security which I have not officially reported, except as set forth on the reverse side of this sheet or on other attachments.5.  I have been advised that, in the event I am called upon by the properly constituted authorities to testify or provide information which I am pledged hereby not to disclose, I will notify the Organization immediately; I will also advise said authorities of my secrecy commitments to our government and will request that my right or need to testify be established before I am required to do so.
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6. I am aware of the provisions and penalties of the espionage laws of our government and am fully aware that any violation on my part of certain matters sworn to by me under this oath may subject me to prosecution under the terms of these laws, and that violation of other portions of this oath are subject to appropriate action, including such dissemination of the violation as the circumstances warrant.I have read and understand the contents of this oath and volentarily affix my signature hereto with the full knowledge that this oath was executed for the mutual benefit of myself and our government, and that it will be retained in the files of the Organization for its future use or for reference by me at any time in the future that I may be requested or ordered to testify or disclose any of the matters included within the scope of this oath.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and seal this 31st day ofOctober 1969at Hollywood, Florida![signature]Signature![signature]Witness: Frederick C. BHADS PIESPage 2
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CARLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATIONPERSON/UNIT NOTIFIEDCLASSIFIED MESSAGETOTAL COPIESROUTING AND/OR INITIALS-SEEN BYSECRETGROUP 15(When Filled In)EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATICDECLASSIFICATION6REPRODUCTION OF THIS COPY PROHIBITED7ADVANCE COPYISSUEDSLOTTED8INDEX:YESNOCLASSIFY TO CS FILE NO.DISSEM BYATIS.REF TO CS FILE NO.FILE RDRETURN TOBRANCHACTION UNITPERFILE, VR RILAN EUR6 F2 CI CILOPSWH8ACTION NO.588SECRET 072159Z JAN 70 CITE WH/MIAMI 61937 JAN IN003034OTTAWA INFO DIRECTOR1. AMCHALK-5 REPORTS THE FOLLOWING WHICH MAY BE OF   INTEREST TO SMABOVE: ONE LYDIA ANDERSON NEE CRUZ, CURRENTLY   WORKING IN CUBAN TRADE MISSION IN MONTREAL, IS MARRIED TO   RCAF OFFICER COLONEL JOHN ANDERSON WHO POSSIBLY RETIRED.   RESIDING WITH THE ANDERSONS IS HER SISTER ALEIDA CRUZ WHO   REPORTEDLY IS OF LOOSE MORALS. ALEIDA HAS A SIX-YEAR-OLD   SON WHO SHE HAS SENT TO STUDY IN HAVANA.2. WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION WHICH SMABOVE MAY   BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ON ABOVE INDIVIDUALS.3. FILE: 14-2-12/6.SECRETSECRET
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SECRET TELEPOUCHDISPATCH NO - UFAW-731FILE NO - 201-307337, 14-2-12DATE - 2 JAN 1970INDEX - NOFILM - NOTO - CHIEF OF STATION, WH/MIAMIINFO - CHIEF OF STATION, OTTAWAFROM - CHIEF, WESTERN HEMISPHERE DIVISIONOSUBJECT - TYPIC/OPERATIONAL/AMROSEREVIEW AMMUG BOOK PHOTOS WITH AMCHALK-SACTION - SEE BELOWREFS - NONEIN AN EFFORT TO IDENTIFY THE DGI TYPES WHOPARTICIPATED IN THE AMCHALK-S MEETING IN MONTREAL,REQUEST WH/MIAMI SHOW AMCHALK-5 PHOTOS OF THE FOLLOWINGCUBAN DIPLOMATS WHO ARF CURRENTLY STATIONED IN CANADA-A. RICARDO ESCARTIN FERNANDEZMUG BOOK VOL. I NO. 895B. WALFREDO GARCIGA ORAMASMUG BOOK VOL. I 83VOL. II NO. 62C. RICARDO CABRISAS RUIZMUG BOOK VOL. I NO. 391 AND NO. 909D. ANGEL HERNANDEZ GONZALEZMUG BOOK VOL. II NO. 61E. ORLANDO RODRIGUEZ RAMOSMUG BOOK VOL. I NO. 908F. HUMBERTO CASTANEDA BARBANMUG BOOK VOL II NO. 63 AND 35.EDGAR N. VASSALOTTIDISTRIBUTION /BY TAPE/3 - COS 3 - COS, WH/MIAMI2 - COS, OTTAWAHqs Distribution:1 - WH/COG/Chrono1 - WH/COG/OPSOriginated by - Michael OlejarzWH/COG/OPSCoordinated by: L. SulcDC/WH/COG/OPSReleased by: DC/WH/COG
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SECRETChief of station, W/Chief, WH; Chief, EURChief of station, Ottawa(OTBLAD TYPОС BRANCH)Operations Against AMROST Representatives in CanadaReference: A. UFAN 671, 1 December 1969B. UFAN 673, 1 December 19691. After his return to Ottawa from Montreal for the ANCHALK/S -ANCHOS meeting, ZOLTAN had a number of extended discussions with SHADOVE Headquarters' officers on the general subject of operations atras AMROST in Montreal. They had one complaint about the ANCHAL/S meeting that we believe in logical and warranted on their part. At our request they had more or less reserved the services of their tee surveillance teams in Montreal to cover the ARCHALK/S operation. This was based on our early request which in turn was based on the Headquarters' called request that SHABOVE give as much coverage as possible to the meeting. When it turned out that it would be impractical to cover the meeting at all with surveillance, SHABOVE felt that they had "reserved" their team for nothing. As you may know, SHABOVE vas espect especially pressed during that period. The Grey Cup football goo -an event that corres to our love Lovl - was scheduled for the following weekend and they expected trouble from militant separatists, etc. In other words, they were not too happy that we asked for support and then did not use it.2. Looking back over various records, we find that this situation is not entirely new. Wo do, however, want to avoid this in the future. In future cases we will have to reach a firנו decision on what we want SHABOVE to do for us voli before we go to them and ask for support. Once this support is essered, then we should follow through and use it. If not, SHABOVE vill soon stop offering to help us in this way. In order to get an operation such on this organized and presented to EMABOVE, we suggest that Headquarters make their views known well in advance. If a change is desired after the operation is launched as happened in the case of the ANCHALK75-ANGHOST Resting in Montreal, our liaison relation- ship with SALONS will surely suffer. We will watch this in the(continued)Distribution:2 - WE/Miami2 - WH2 - EUROCOS alpch19 Fecomx-ref 19-120-50
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH3. On a more hopeful note, the [missing] officers in Ottawa   are enthusiastic about the possibilities of launching operations   against the ANCHOR group in Montreal. [missing] explained that   ROOKIE intended to worsen matters in the front room for agent   contacts that could be of use in Montreal. They were   especially interested in enabling what they have termed the   low-level entry opportunity for JUMBO types in Montreal. This   contact would be known to the ANCHOR representative as a [missing]   person who could, if approached, aid them in defecting to   [missing] Our present idea is that in the event you   need to be in Montreal, [missing] paying a commercial office   there and making periodic trips to check on it should be enough.   In this way we would not have to turn the agent over to [missing]   to handle. His contact with us could be via New York or Miami.   We would, of course, have to keep [missing] completely informed   on his travels in and out of Montreal, and any contact that he had   with ANCHOR would have to be copied to them. As you know   there is considerable travel between Miami and Montreal especially   in the winter months and a suitable cover for an agent to open an   office there should not pose too great a problem. We have noticed   that orange juice is imported from the Miami area in (great   quantities). Possibly a small office to do market research on   this commodity could be used as a suitable cover. As it is now   the ANCHOR representatives in Montreal would probably not know   how to go about defecting. We recall that [missing] had problems   in this regard before he finally decided to make his move.4. SHADOVE said that they would like to see a simple   provocation against ANCHOR in Montreal. They suggested that we   select an agent to go there and simply walk into their office,   explain that he is not satisfied with his lot in Miami, and ask   for help. We are not sure where this would get us but it does   show that SHADOVE is willing to entertain more aggressive ideas   than we have given them credit for in the past.5. We have for some time been attempting to pull our files   together to determine just what we have in terms of ANCHOR   representation in the country. This has been difficult since   our files are not in good order. For this reason we are glad to   learn, while KOLTER was visiting Headquarters on 12 December 1969,   that the Headquarters desk is doing a study of ANCHOR and other   PERU officers in EMADO. When this is received we would like to   put it into a form of a target notebook. We will give this to   SHADOVE and let them add what they can. With this start we   should be able to jointly keep it up to date and complete.6. We appreciate the references and will pass SHADOVE the   material that is of interest to them.Theodore D. Holthan
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# 3PC RET AYAT TELEP CHDIST NO - UFAA-675FILE NO - 201-307337DATE - 2 DECEMBER 1969INDEX - NGTO - CHIEF OF STATION, WH/MIAMIFROM - CHIEF, WESTERN HEMISPHERE DIVISIONSUBJ - WH/MIAMI REPRESENTATIVE MEETING WITH SMADOVE IN MONTREAL/OTHER CANADIAN ITEMS - RYBAT/TYPIC/ACTION - FYIREF - UFAW-671, 1 DECEMBER 1969MICROFILMED[FC 4-1969DOC. MICRO. SER.1. ON 26 NOVEMBER NEDECKER AND OTTAWA STATION CASE OFFICER NOLTHAM MET WITH SMADOVE OFFICERS DON BATSTONE AND NORMAN CYR OF THE MONTREAL COUNTER-SUBVERSIVE SECTION. THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING ARRANGED BY NOLTHAM WAS TO BRIEF SMADOVE ON THE AMCHALK-5 OPERATION, DISCUSS THE CUBAN PROBLEM AS IT RELATED TO CANADA AND TO GENERAL ACQUAINT SMADOVE WITH WH/MIAMI INTERESTS. PRIOR TO MEETING WITH SMADOVE NEDECKER AND NOLTHAM AGREED THAT FRANKNESS WAS CALLED FOR AND THAT WITHIN SECURITY LIMITATIONS WE WOULD ATTEMPT TO ENGENDER INCREASED INTEREST ON THE PART OF SMADOVE FOR THE CUBAN TARGET.2. THE OBVIOUS GOOD RAPPORT ESTABLISHED BY THE OTTAWA STATION HELPED IN ESTABLISHING A FREE AND EASY DISCUSSION. NEDECKER FULLY REVIEWED THE AMCHALK-5 CASE AND ALSO THE GENERAL PROBLEM OF WORKING AGAINST THE CUBAN TARGET EMPHASIZING OUR INTEREST IN INCREASE OPERATIONS AGAINST DSI PERSONNEL. WHILE THE SMADOVE OFFICERS EXHIBITED A GREAT DEAL OF INTEREST IT WAS APPARENT THEY HAD LITTLE KNOWLEDGE OF THE TARGET. THEY DID ASKSECRET RYDAT TELEPOUCH UFAW-673 PAGE ONE
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SECACT RYBAT TELEPOUCHPROFESSIONALLY PERTINENT QUESTIONS AN IMPRESSED DETECTORAS KNOWING THEIR BUSINESS. IN QUESTIONING THEM THEY 17-VEALED THAT SMABOVE HAD FORTY TO FIFTY MEN IN THEIR COUNTER-SUBVERSIVE SECTION IN MONTREAL BUT THAT ONLY TEN PERCENT OFTHEIR EFFORT WAS DIRECTED AT THE CUBAN TARGET. THIS WASSTATED HESITATINGLY AND IT IS DOUBTED THAT THEY SPEND THATMUCH TIME ON THE TARGET. THEY DID ADMIT CONCERN AND DIDMENTION THEIR WORRY ABOUT CUBAN-QUEBEC NATIONALIST TIES.NO SPECIFICS OF THIS RELATIONSHIP WAS DISCUSSED. IT WASAPPARENT FROM THE OUTSET THAT THEY BOWED TO HEADQUARTERSIN OTTAWA IN DISCUSSING ANY OPERATIONS.3. MR. CYR WAS CLEARLY THE PERSON MORE CONCERNED   WITH THE CUBAN TARGET. HE TOOK NOLTHAM AND BEBECKER ON A   TOUR OF CUBAN INSTALLATION SITES AND THE AREA WHICH ARAUZ   HAD EXPLORED IN PREPARATION FOR HIS MEETING WITH ANCHALK-S.   HE LATER EXHIBITED A HIGH DEGREE OF FRIENDLINESS AND TOOK   US TO SMABOVE HEADQUARTERS FOR CONTINUED DISCUSSIONS AND   DRINKS. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE MEETINGS WITH CYR IN PARTI-   CULAR WERE PROFITABLE AND THAT RVROCK COULD GET FURTHER   COOPERATION OF AN OPERATIONAL NATURE IF SMABOVE HEADQUARTERS   WOULD OPEN THE WAY FOR JOINT OPERATION IN MONTREAL. SINCE   MONTREAL HAS PROBABLY THE LARGEST CONCENTRATION OF CUBAN   OFFICIALS IN THE WORLD OUTSIDE OF HAVANA THE FIELD IS RIPE.4. KEBECKER TOLD BOLTHAM THAT UPON HIS RETURN TO MIAMI   HE WOULD LOOK FOR MIAMI AGENT OR ASSETS THAT HAS CONTACT   IN CANADA AND WOULD WORK TOWARD THE OBJECTIVE OF FULMER.   INTERESTING SMABOVE IN THE TARGET - A MOST TEMPTING ONE.   IT WAS SUGGESTED IN THE INTERIM THAT PERHAPS COS, .1.A.A   INTRODUCE THE SUBJECT ANEW WITH SMABOVE AND GET THEIR   REACTION TO JOINT OPERATIONS AGAINST THE TARGET.SECRET RYBAI TELEPOUCH UFAW-673 PAGE TWO
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SECAST AYSAT TELEPJUCH5. RE SMACTI - NOLIMAM EXPLACE COVER THAT A CANA 1- AN FUREIGA INTELLIGENCE CILAT EXIST API. F HALARA WAS UNDERTAKER SY CARAJIAN FOREIGOCEANICE OFFICE.IT WAS ASR250 THAT REQUIREMENTS ON TO OTTAWA F DISCUSSION WITH SMACT.6. NOLTHAM TOLD NEBECKER THAT THE NEWLY ARRIVED CEYLONESA AMBASSADOR TO OTTAWA WAS ALSO ACCREDITED 1 CUBA ANG THAT HE HAD COOPERATED IN THE PAST WITH AVROCK. AILE THE STATION IN UITANA HAD NOT YET RECONTACTED THE AMBASSADOR THEY WERE PLANNING TO DO SU IN THE FUTURE. A BRIEF CISCUSSION WAS HELD ON THE POSSIBLE UTILIZATION OF THIS PEREST. MOLTHAM WAS REQUESTED TO KEEP CUBA IN MIND DURING THE FORTHCOMING MEETINGS WITH THE CEYLONESE AND PARTICULARLY ANY INFORMATION REGARDING HIS TRAVEL TO CUBA. HE WAS TOLD THAT WHIYAMI WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH HIM PRIOR TO ANY TRAVEL TO CUBA.7. A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE AND THE REFERENCE IS BEING GIVEN TO THE CANADIAN DESK FOR TRANSMITTAL TO OTTAWA. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK BOTH THE OTTAWA STATICS AND SNASOVE F TEE OTTAWA STATIO THEIR COOPERATION ON THE ANCHALK CASE. IS AUTHORIZED TO PASS TO THE SMABOVES THE COMMENTS ON AMAZ REGARDING THE CUBAN SITUATION AND TELL THEY OF THE MOLLIS OPERANDI OF THE CONTACT. WE REQUEST HOWEVER THAT THE DETAILS REGARDING THE FREEING OF ROJAS AND FUTURE CONTACT ARRANGE-MENTS NOT REPEAT NOT SE PASSED. IT IS BELIEVE. THAT IT IS SUFFICIENT TO TELL THEM THAT THE COI SAIL THAT THE ANCHALK-5 OFFER OF COOPERATION LAS ACCEPTED CONDITIONED UPON APPROVAL OF HAVANA AND THAT HE WOULD BE CONTACTED SOMETIME AFTER CHI.ISTMAS.JOEL. NEOVERPISTAISUTION BY TP-3CUR, RIMSECRET AYSAT TELEPOUCH UFAN-873 PAGE THREE
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SECRET RYBAT TELEPOUCHORIGINATOR:DCOS, WH/MIA-MI Lawrence SternfieldRELEASING: James E. FlanneryC/WH/COGDISTRIBUTION:1 - RID1 - Signal Center1 - WH/COG Chrono1 - O-WH/COC1 - EUR/BC1 - COS, Ottawa (copy pouched)1 - WH/CCG/OPS InfoSECRET RYBAT TELEPOUCH UFAW-673 PAGE FOUR
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# ACACT RYBAT TELEPOUCHDISP NO - LFAW-571FILE NO - 201-307337DATE - 1 DECEMBER 1969INDEX - NOTO - CHIEF OF STATION, WH/MIAMIFROM - CHIEF, WESTERN HEMISPHERE DIVISIONSUJL - RYBAT/TYPIC/ANCHALK - ANCHALK-5 MEETING WITH AMGHOST REPRESENTATIVEACTION - FYI1. AMCHALK-5 WAS MET BY NESECKER UNDER SECURE CONDITIONS IN NEW YORK CITY FROM 1800 TO 2230 ON 25 NOVEMBER FOLLOWING HIS MEETING WITH AN AMGHOST REPRESENTATIVE IN MONTREAL. THE FOLLOWING COVERS A-5'S NARRATIVE OF EVENTS. PREVIOUS COR- KESPONDENCE COVERS THE PREPARATION FOR THE MEETING.2. A-5 ARRIVED IN MONTREAL AS SCHEDULED AND PROCEEDED TO THE PLAZA MOTOR HOTEL AS INSTRUCTED BY CUIS LETTER. HE CONFIRMED RESERVATIONS UPON ARRIVAL AT MONTREAL AIRPORT. THE HOTEL WAS LOCATED IN A COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL AREA REMOVED ABOUT FIFTEEN MINUTES DISTANCE FROM THE CENTER OF THE CITY. /THIS WAS CONFIRMED BY NEBECKER AND NOLTHAM./ ACCORD- ING TO A-5 NO SPANISH SPEAKERS APPEARED TO BE EMPLOYED BY THE HOTEL. FRENCH WAS DOMINANT LANGUAGE WITH LITTLE ENGLISH SPOKEN. A-5 CHECKED INTO THE HOTEL AT 1600 ON 24 NOVEMBER. AT 0645 ON 26 NOVEMBER HE WAS CALLED BY PERSON IDENTIFYING SELF AS FRIEND OF ALBERTO /SIGNER OF LETTER WHICH MADE CON- TACT ARRANGEMENTS FOR MONTREAT/. CALLER IN CUBAN SPANISH SAID QUOTE CALLS ARE DIFFICULT TO MAKE. ALBERTO WILL CALL YOU BETWEEN SEVEN AND NINE UNQUOTE. AM OR PM WAS NOT SPECI- FIED NOR DID A-5 HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ASK. AT TWENTY FIVE MINUTES TO EIGHT THAT SAME EVENING 25 NOVEMBER ALBERTO.SECRET TELEPOUCH RYBAT UFAT-671 PAGE ONE
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SECRET AYBAT TELEPOUCHCALLED. HE SAID HE WAS AT THE HOTEL CAPRI /FOUR BLOCKS FROM THE HOTEL AT WHICH A-5 WAS STAYING AND AS 15 KNOWN THE ALTERNATE LOCATION FOR A-5'S RESIDENCE IN MONTREAL AS RECEIVED IN THE LETTER OF INSTRUCTION./ ALBERTO INLISTED THAT A-S MEET HIM AT THE BAR OF THE CAPRI AFTER A-S ASKED HIM TO COME TO HIS HOTEL. THIS WAS IN KEEPING WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN A-5 PRIOR TO HIS DEPARTURE FROM MIAMI TO ACCURE THE INITIATIVE. A-S AFTER APPROPRIATE JELAYS ACQUIERCEC. HE SAID THAT HE RECOGNIZED THE VOICE OF ALBERTS AS BEING THAT OF GUILLERMO WHOM AMGHOST-I HAS SERT TO SPAIN FOR A MECTING WITH A-5 SEVERAL YEARS AGO. TWENTY MINUTES LATER A-5 ENTERED, THE CAPRI BAR AND NET GUILLERMO /EDUARDO ARAUZ/.UPON ENTERING BAR WHICH WAS EMPTY EXCEPT FOR GUILLERMO HE NOTED ONE OTHER PERSON IN A CORRER BOOTH WATCHING HIM. THIS THROUGH A DEVICE HE LATER DISCOVERED TO BE ANOTHER CUIS OFFICER. THIS OFFICER HAD DARK THINNING HAIR COMBED TO SIDE AND APPEARED MORE ENGLISH OR AMERICAN LOOKING THAN CUBAN ACCORDING TO A-5. HE WAS OF MEDIUM HEIGHT AND BUILD AND CLEAN SHAVE!!. THE FOLLOWING FOUR HOURS WERE SPENT WITH GUILLERMO ALONE ALTERNATING BETWEEN THE BAR, THE RESTAURANT AND A SMALL NITE CLUB IN THE CAPRI MOTEL. ENTIRE TAS PICKL UP BY A-5. CUILLERMO MADE NO OFFER TO PICK UP TAE AND JOKINGLY ON ONE CCCASION ALLUDED TO THE PROSPERITY OF THE BUSINESS OF A-S IN MIAMI. SUSPICIONING THAT THE MAN IN THE EGOTH OF THE BAR WAS CUIS WHEN PASSING BACK THROUGH THE BAR FROM THE RESTAURANT ON THE WAY TO THE NITE CLUB A-5 SAIC TO THE MAN IN SPANISH QUOTE YOU CAN GO TO DINNER NOW, YOU MUST BE KUNGRY AFTER YOUR LUNG VIGILANCE. THE MAN APPARENTLY CAUGHT OFF GUARD ANSWERED SOMETHING RAPIDLY I SPANISH AT WHICH TIME GUILLERMO BECAME FURIOUS AT THE MAN FOR FALLINGSECRET RYBAT TELEPOUCH UFAV-571 PAGE 10