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SECRET 2321222 NOV 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 8228
DIRECTOR, GUATEMALA CITY INFO MCOBRA
RYEAT PERUMEN LIRING-3
A. MEXICO CITY 3159
REFS
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GUATEMALA CITY 9739
27 Nov 68 IN 43465
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REPORT
1. LIRING-3 WRITTEN REPORT PER LIRING-S REQUEST WAS
REVIEWED BY STATION WITH ASSISTANCE LEONARD S. TORMET.
LIMITED TO ACTUAL EXPERIENCES WHILE INCARCERATED GUATEMALA CITY
AND INFORMATION ACTUALLY RECEIVED FROM FAR MEMBERS IN SAME JAIL.
LIRING-3 BRIEFED TO DECLARE HIMSELF READY HELP GUAT REBELS FOR
IDEOLOGICAL REASONS AND AT SAME TIME IMPLY HE IN MEED MATERIAL
HELP AFTER LONG IMPRISONMENT.
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AND LIMITED TO LIRING-3 AND LIRING-9. FOLL HIGH POINTS THIS
MEETING:
A. LIRING-9 DID NOT READ REPORT BUT HAD LIRING-3 GIVE
HIM MAIN POINTS ORALLY. APPEARED MOST INTERESTED IN LIRING-S
STATEMENTS ON HOW GUAT REBELS FEEL TOWARDS PBRUMEN. MODDED WHEN
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LIRING-9 WAS SHOWN LETTERS REVENTLY RECEIVED
FOR FUTHER TALKS.
BY LIRING-3 FROM FAR CONTACTS IS GUATEMALA. LIRING-3 DECLINEDO
HOWEVER TO LET HIM KEEP THEM AND LIRING-9 MADE NO ATTEMPT COPY
THEM.
3. POUCHING LIRING-3 REPORT. WILL CABLE FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS.
APPRECIATE TORMET VISIT AND ASSISTANCE.
4. FILE 201-798301.
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SECRET 2322367 NOV 62 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 9739
IMMEDIATE MEXICO CITY INFO IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR
RYBAI PERUMEN
REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 8159 (IN
2. DIRECTOR 23465
LIRIN
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1. LEONARD S. TORMEI (IBES) GUATEMALA CITY CASE OFFICER TO TRAVEL
MEXICO CITY FOR REF DISCUSSIONS. FORMET ATTEMPTING BOOK PASSAGE
PAN AM FLI 582, 24 NOV. WILL ADVISE FIRM ETA BY CABLE 24 NOV. REQUEST
MEET AND ACCOMODATE.
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SECRET 2323212 NOV 63 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 9736
IMMEDIATE MEXICO CITY INFO INMEDIATE DIRECTOR, ROUTINE JNCOBRA
RYBAT/PERUMEN LIRING-3
REF. MEXICO CITY 5153(*
72 H 68 40291
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1. BECAUSE LIRING-3 COULD NOT LOGICALLY HAVE GAINED DETAILED:
INSIGHT INTO INSURGENCY MOVEMENT IN GUATEMALA DURING ENCARCERAT 104,
DO NOT BELIEVE IT NECESSARY FOR GUATEMALA CITY STATION OFFICER
PROVIDE EXTENSIVE AND DETAILED BRIEFING FOR PREPARATION LIRING-3
REPORT. SUGGEST FOLLOWING GENERAL GUIDELINES, SUBJECT TO HQS
APPROVAL, WHICH OSTENSISILY TO BE IMPRESSIONS OF LIRING-3 BASED
ON CONVERSATIONS VITH FAR LEADERS WHILE IN JAIL.
A. EMPHASIZE FRAGMENTATION, DISORGANIZATION AND COMPETITION
OF INSURGENT FORCES HAVE SERIOUSLY DISRUPTED INSURGENT MOVEMENT,
WHICH NOW STAGIANT.
B. LEADERSHIP IS OBVIOUSLY INNATURE AND INCAPABLE OF
ORGANIZING AN EFFECTIVE MOVEMENT.
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2. FYI: OBJECTIVE OF ABOVE IS TO PAINT AS DISMAL A PICTURE
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22 Hay 68 IN 40273
1. DURING LONG DISCUSSION LIRING-9 HAD AT LIRING WITH
LIRING-3 ON 21 NOV LIRING-9 ASKED LIRING-3 PREPARE DETAILED
WRITTEN REPORT DUE 1738 HOURS 25 NOV ON HIS EXPERIENCES GUATEMALA
AND HIS CONTACTS WITH FAR PERSONALITIES WHILE INCARCERATED.
WHEN LARING-3 MENTIONED LACK ADEQUATE PBRUMEN SUPPORT LIRING-9
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OTHER QUESTIONS LIRING-9 WANTED TO KNOW WHETHER JEANETTE FIRK HAD
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PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR PREPARATION LIRING-3 REPORT TO LIRING. IN
ADDITION TO PERSONAL EXPERIENCE LIRINC-3 COULD ATTRIBUIE INFO
WHICH WOFIRM MIGHT WANT REACH PERUMENERS TO NOW DEAD JOSE IGNACIQ
ROLANDO (LOPEZ) RUIZ WITH WHOM MAD CONTACT IN JAIL. PLS ADVISE
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3. DEFER TO GUATEMALA CITY FOR IDENTIFICATION REFERENCE WAR
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4. FILE 50-6-141/3, 201-798301 AND 201-776733.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS EXPRESSED HAPPINESS LIRING-3 FICALLY RELEASED
AIC HOPED HE WILL SOON RECOVER FROM THE "GAN ANGUSTIA" CAUSED
BY WHY COUNTRY." WRITER CONCLUDED WITH APOLOGIES FOR MISTAKES
IN CATHOGRAPHY AND EXPRESSED DESIRE SEE LIRING-3 AGAIN. ASKED
2 AVE 27, 57,
LIRING-3 TO REPLY TO HIM AT FOLLOWING ADDRESS: 1/2 AV
ZCHA 12, GUATEMALA C.A. \ RATHER THAN TO ONE APPEARING AS RETURN
ACCRESS ON ENVELOPE.
2. EXVELOPE IS AIRMAIL STATIONERY "LA DALIA AZUL, ENRIQUE
PESTE C, ARTICULOS PARA CABALLEROS, AVENIDA Y ICR CALLE,
TEL:
44-72, GUATEMALA, C.U." WITH RETURN ADDRESS ON BACK RAFAEL
ARGUITA "A., 11 AV. 25 22, ZONA E, GUATEMALA C.A. ENVELOPE IS
POST MARLED 22 OCTOBER 1963. AND IS ADDRESSED TO LIRING-3 AT CALLE
HARE 7, COL. JUAREZ, MEXICO, D.F. (SALON DE LA PLASTICA MEXICANA
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CHICK KEY COMMO CHANNEL. STATED HE HAS EVER HEARD OF SAIE
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PLANS REPLY IMMEDIATELY ACKICULED SING RECEIPT AND ASKING -ARQUITA"
WRITE SEXT LETTER DIRECTLY TO APARTMENT LIRING-4 RENTED DURING
LIRING 3 AGEN. LIRING-3 WILL ASK FRIENDS TO EXPEDITE CONTACT
"SINCE HE PLANNING TRAVEL”.
4. IS THERE SOME WAY GUATEMALA CITY STATION CAN CHECK ON
PARA 1 ADDRESS WITHOUT AT LEAST FOR MOXENT MAKING CN SPOT CHECK
OR USING LIAISON?
5. FILE 221-245917, 201-798331.
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MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR
RYEAT
REFS: A. DIR-47428
B. MEXICO CITY-7922
1. AGREE REFERENCE A.
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RIVAS, AKA "CEBOLLA" FAR MEMBER ARRESTED 9 MARCH 1958 AND EXECUTED
LATE APRIL 1963.
B. JUAN JOSE AND MIGUEL ANGEL DE (LEON) BARRIOS, 30TH WITH
VARIOUS ALIASES, BROTHERS WHO TRAVELED SOVIET UNION 1964, MEMBERS OF
FAR, ARRESTED LATE MARCH 1968, BELIEVED SENT TO PAVCH PENAL FARM 26
APRIL 1953 AND STILL SERVING SENTENCE.
C. FRANCISCO (RAMIREZ) CORADO PGT LEADER ARRESTED MAY 1967
AND RELEASED LATE AUGUST 1968,
D. JULIO CESAR (MACIAS) MAYORA, AKA "CESAR MONTES" FAR
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1. ROWTON REESTABLISHED CONTACT LIRING-3 29 OCT AND
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HE ARRANGED RELEASE THROUGH BROTHER OF BUSINESS CONTACT WHO
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STATED HE UNDERSIOCD ROWION COULD NOT HAVE ARRANGED EARLY
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INTOLERASLE SUFFERING WORTH PAIN SINCE HAS COME OUT IN BEST
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2. LIRING-3 HAS BEGUN GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS ARREST,
DETENTION AND CONTACTS ESTYLISHED DURING AND AFTER RELEASE.
ASKED ROWTON KEEP SENSITIVE POINTS IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE.
PARTICULARLY FROM LIRING-4, WHOM FEELS WOULD NOT APPROVE HIS
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LARA AND CARLOS PERSABAL TO FAR HDQS THROUGH HIS MOTHER WHO
ALLOWED TO VISIT HIM PRIOR TO HIS EXECUTION.
B. BROTHERS JUAN AND MIGUEL LEON) BARRICS, WHO
CLAIMED TO BE G-2 FAR, WHO ALSO SHARED CELLELOCK AND REMAINED
IN CLOSE CONTACT LIRING-3 THROUGHOUT HIS DETENTION, SHOWED
LIRING-3 REPORT THEY HAD RECEIVED JULY FROM "RELIABLE FAR SOURCES“
EXICO DESCRIBING LIRING-3 AS "ANARQUICO, SIN PARTIDO,
CONDUCTA BUENA, CONFIABLE, RESPONSABLE PERO DIFICI. CONTROLAR."
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MEXICO "PAVEL". ALSO TOLD LIRING-3 MONTES COMPLETELY SIRIPTED
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FAR MEMBERS TRAINED IN PERUMEN) ALL FUNDSIN PAST CHANNELED
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EXPOSTION HIS LATEST PAINTINGS.
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WILLING OUTLINE DETAILS HIS ORDEAL INCLUDING
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CITY BETWEEN ROWTON, FRADYER AND GUAT CITY STATION REPS MIGHT
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AND RECEIVED ESCORT DIRECTLY FROM PRISON FARM TO AIRPORT
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SECRET 8423872 OCT 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 7486
DIRECTOR, GUATEMALA CITY
REFS: A. DIRECTOR 365 84
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IN AGREEMENT WITH REF B STATEMENT THAT MORE TIME SHOULD BE ALLOWED
TO SEE IF LIRING-3 WILL NOT BE RELEASED IN NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE
WITHOUT INDICATING WOFIRM INTEREST. AS STATED IN REF C SUCH INDICA-
TION IF IT LEAKED (AND STATION ASSUMES THIS POSSIBLE IN GUATEMALA OR
IF IT ATTRACTED SUSPICION GUAT REBELS, MEXICAN LEFTISTS OR
PBRUMENERS VWOULD RENDER FURTHER OPERATIONAL EXPITATION LIRING-3
AND LIRING-4 PROBLEMATIC. IT MIGHT EVEN PROMPT GUAT REBELS TO
TAKE REPRISALS AGAINST LIRING-3 AND LIRING-4.
NOT AT ALL SURE THAT FREEING LIRING-3 THROUGH INTERVENTION
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3. STATION WOULD NATURALLY BE WILLING RE-EXAMINE ITS
POSITION RE LIRING-3 IF GUATEMALA CITY STATION COULD DETERMINE
BEYOND ANY REASONABLE DOUBT THAT APPROACH OF JUDGE THROUGH
LIAISON WOULD NOT LEAK. CAN GUATEMALA CITY STATION GIVE SUCH
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FATHER IN NEW YORK TO BAIL HER OUT OF PRESENT DESPERATE SITUATION,
BUT THIS WOULD BE ONLY TEMPORARY SOLUTION IN ADDITION INHERENT
SECURITY RISKS (FATHER IS REPORTEDLY HOSPITALIZED AND NOT IN
POSITION PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP AT THIS TIME). L/4'S REFUGE IN
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HER TO TAKE AS LONG AS HE WAS GIVING HER MONEY, WILL SERVE TO IMPROVE
HER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION. ROWTON FEELS LATTER
EVENTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECONTACT
HER SINCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. IN THAT
CASE, REBRIEFING AND RESUPPLY S/W PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE.
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AS BASIS OF RELEASE.
4. FILE 201-798301.
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1. LIONION MONITORING LISAMPAN REPORTED LIRING-4 ENTERED
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RYBAT TYPIC LIRING
1. GUATEMALA CITY STATION IS WILLING TO USE ITS I TATOON
RELATIONSHIP IN ANY WAY NECESSARY TO SUPPORT UNILATERAL WOFIRM
OPERATIONS, NEVERTHELESS IT MUST BE REALIZED THAT AFTER 6 MONTHS,
REVEALING OFIRM IKIEREST IN LIRING-3 IS SOMEWHAT AYKYARD. WHILE
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- 2.˜IF MEXICO CITY HAS CHANGED ABOVE POSITION AND NOT AGREES
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STATION WILL ADVISE ESKAJOR-28 THAT MEXICO CITY HAS DEVELOPED
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Ù PERMAIN: Activities of LIRING-3, LIRING-4 May through Mid-September 1958
ACT REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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REF: HMA 34682, 17 May 1958
MICROFILMED
OCT 1 1988
Action Required: For your information.
DOC. MICRO. SER.
1. Forwarded under separate cover are twelve reports prepared by
Hallace 5. A on the activities of LIKING-3, Líáï»^, and contacts of
the latter.
2. The main topic covered in RONTON's reports is LIRING-4's efforts to
obtain help in getting LIRING-3 out of jail in Guaterala as soon as possible.
LIRING-4 is almost penniless (ROTON has made only token payments to her
after 15 June) and has been moving from one apartment to a cheaper one living
on the sale of paintings left by LIRING-3 and small loans from leftist contacts.
In the hope that she may be able to do something for LIRING-3, LIRING-4 has
resisted all of RCUTON's efforts to get her to undertake a clandestine mission
to PERUMEN, a mission, as Headquarters knows, was planned long ago. is a
foreigner, LIRING-4 cannot work in Mexico without taking the chance of being
deported, if caught. Although she has not tried it, she would probably be
refused a visa to go to Guatemala to visit LIRING-3. She might also face
difficulties in Guatemala including possible detention and interrogation if
she succeeded in obtaining an entry permit to that country.
3. By mid-September 1968 LIRING-4 had received very little help from
her Mexican leftist or outright Communist friends. In spite of promises to
try to bribe the Guatemalan judge scheduled to try LIRING-3 all LIRING-4's
"Friends" succeeded in doing was to print several articles in the local press
(some of them with LIRING-3's photo) claiming that LIRING-3 was unjustly
imprisoned, that he was about to be executed, etc. If anything, these
continued
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articles did little to prejudice the Guateralans in favor of LIRING-3.
As a matter of fact, the latter who succeeded in sending LIRING-4 a few
letters via the Mexican Consul in Guatemala City who comes to visit him in
jail, recently claimed that he was saved from a prison "transfer" by the
Guatemalan army by the arrival of the Mexican Consul. LIRING-3 viewed this
"transfer" purely and simply as an execution attempt.
4. LIRING-4 received even less help from LIRING who told her that
there was nothing it could do to help LIRING-3. LIRING-4, on the advice
contained in one of the notes sent from prison by LIRING-3, kept away from
LIRING and its employees until she met LIRING-10 by accident at the office
of one of the leftist papers on 27 July. LIRING-10 convinced her to resume
her visits to LIRING. That the local PERUMENS still have doubts about
LIRING 3 despite his imprisonment in Guatemala is indicated by the statements
made by Rodolfo REYES (see ECATON's 17 July report) to the effect that the
latter would not be willing to help LIRING-3 until he found out on what
side of "el griego" (RONTON under false identity) he was. REVES added that
LIRING suspects the "griego" of WOFIRM connections, although it has no
definite proof of this.
5. Statements such as those made by a confira the station's teliel
that LIRING, upon orders from home, is still attempting to investigate
ROWTON. Such statements also re-enforce the decisica of the Station. not to
Such an
attempt, through liaison, to obtain the release of LIRING-3.
attempt, if it leaked, would not only expose LIRING-3 to PBRUMEN and
Guatemalan FAR reprisals, it would probably also have adverse repercussions
on RONTON's security. LIRING-11 whom RCATON met briefly on 5 July (see
RCWTON's report dated 9 July) said nothing about LIRING-3's arrest when
ROWTON complained that mail which he said he sent to LIRING-3 remained
unanswered. It is also to be noted that REYES, who of course knows that
LIRING-4 is in Mexico, told RCTON that she was probably in PERUTEN.
shows clearly the distrust with which LIRING views ROTON.
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6. LIRING-4 developed close relationship with Orlando SUAREZ of the
Ministry of Culture new in Mexico at the invitation of the Mexican Communist
mural painter David ALFARO Sisceiros. By mid-September, in fact, SUAREZ
was staying at LIRING-4's aparement although LIRING-4 claimed to ROWTON that
there was no romancing between the two and that SUAREZ used her apartment
because he was too broke to get one of his own. In view of LIRING-4's
assessment of SUAREZ as very leftist and pro-AMTHUG-1 no effort was made to
approach him.
7. Contacts between RCWTON and LIRING-4 have taken place with decreasing
frequenty because the usefulness of LIRING-4 to WOFIRM has sharply decreased
and because LIRING-4 is more and more convinced that RCATON cannot or will
not help her obtain the release of LIRING-3. In her frantic efforts to do
something for LIRING-3, LIRING-4 has in fact not had any contact with RONTON
since early September. Unless LIRING-3 is released by the Guatemalan
authorities or receives only a light sentence keeping him in jail only a short
time longer, it is doubtful that LIRING-4 will be of much use to ROWTON and
the Station.
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BUT THIS WOULD BE ONLY TEMPORARY SOLUTION IN ADDITION INHERENT
SECURITY RISKS (FATHER IS REPORTEDLY HOSPITALIZED AND NOT IN
POSITION PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP AT THIS TIME). L/4'S REFUGE"
LIRING ESTABLISHMENT, ON OTHER HAND, WHICH ROWTON COULD NOT CONVINCE
HER TO TAKE AS LONG AS HE WAS GIVING HER HONEY, WILL SERVE TO IMPROVE
HER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION.
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CASE, REBRIEFING AND RESUPPLY S/W PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE.
“COULD DEBRIEF L/4 UPON HER RETURN MEXICO IF AND WHEN LIRING/3
RELEASED FROM PRISON AND CONTACT REESTABLISHED.
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AWARE WOFIRU INTEREST MUST BE SHOWN AT HIGH LEVEL BUT FEEL GUAT
OFFICIALS COULD ALLEGE MEXICAN GOVT INTEREST TO THEIR SUBORDINATES
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1. LIONION MONITORING LISAMPAN REPORTED LIRING-4 ENTERED
LIRING MORNING 25 SEPTEMBER. REQUESTED LIRING FURNISH PLACE TO
STAY BECAUSE SHE UNABLE FIND WORK THIS NOT ABLE FAY FOR LODGING.
SAID WOULD STAY LIRING UNTIL PROBLEM SOLVED.
2. WISH BRING ABOVE ATTENTION ROWTON. ALSO WOULD APPRECIATE
INFO ROWION TRAVEL FLANS AND ETA STATION.
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SECRET 281854Z AUG 63 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 9326
MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR
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B. GUATEMALA CITY 9242
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C. GUATEMALA CITY 9138 (IN 35920)
ATION POSITION ON LIRING
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THAT REPORTED REF B.
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273 CASE CONTINUES BE SAME. AS
2. DURING LAST QUERY OF LIAISON RE STATUS OF CASE CREPORTED
REF C), LIAISON OFFICER SAID SINCE CASE IN HANDS OF COURT THEY
UNABLE PROBE FURTHER RE OUT COME. BELIEVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUERY OF
LIAISON WOULD BE CLEAR INDICATION OF SPECIFIC STATION INTEREST
IN LIRING/3.
3. DIRECTOR 16024 (RÉF B OF MEXICO CITY 6558) NOT RECEIVED
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DAYTON SA DAR UNARLE LEARN MORE FROM LIRING-4 ABOUT HOW
JUDGE SCHEDULED TRY CARLOS (JURADO) DELMAR COULD BE BRIBED OTHER
LIRING-3
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THAN STATEMENT BY ARTURO (SERRANO) BEREA IC EFFECT THIS TO BE
ARRANGED BY GUAI COMMUNIST PARTY AT REQUEST MECAN COMMUNIST
PARTY. PERSON TO MAKE ACTUAL BRIBE, HOWEVER, WOULD NOT BE KNOWN
AS LEFTIST.
2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY "THE NEWS" 5 AUG CARRIED
ARTICLE TITLED "MEXICAN ARTIST TO BE EXECUTED". ARTICLE QUOTED
GROUP OF INTELLECTUALS INCLUDING PAINTERS, WRITERS, POETS AND
GVT PLANNING EX
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SCULPTORS TO SAY GUAT 255/ECUTE JURADO BECAUSE HE
ENTERED GUATEMALA IN HIS CAR FOUR MONTHS AGO ANDO PICKED UP SOME
HITCHHIKING YOUTHS WHO LATER TURNED OUT BE CONNECTED WITH GUAT
COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBVIOUSLY PLANTED BY LOCAL LEFTISTS
IN EFFORT SPREAD NEWS JURADO ARREST AND DETENTION TO FORCE OFFICIAL
GVT INTERVENTION. ROWTON TRYING ESTABLISH FROM LIRING-4 WHO
PLANTED ARTICLE.
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3. BELIEVE NEWS ARTICLE COULD BE USED TO APPROACH LIAISON
AND ASK FOR DETAILS ON JURADO CASE WITHOUT INDICATING ANY SPECIAL
CONNECTION TO JURADO. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SENTENCE CAN BE EXPECTED
IN JURADO CASE AND WHEN?
4. FOR DIRECTOR: DESPITE SOMEWHAT COOLER RELATIONSHIP: WITH
ROWION AT THIS POINT BECAUSE JURADO SITUATION, LIRING-4 STILL
VILLING 60 PBRUMEN AS SOON AS JURADO FUTURE SETTLED, PARTICULARLY
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WITH LIRING/4, HOWEVER, SICE ACTION SUGGESTED REF A MIGHT
RESULT IN LIRING/3 CASE BEING WORKED OUT WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL
INTERVENTION, BELIEVE REASONABLE THIME SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PASS
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B. GUATEMALA CITY 9236 (IN 47690)**
1. HQS FILES INDICATE ARTURO SERRANO IN 1966 WAS DIRECTOR
PCM PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY, BUT THERE NO
DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFICIALS. WE
THEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO ASSIST LIRING/3.
.
2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL LIRING/4 SHOULD
CONTINUE PRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF
GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED. BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN
BE IN BETTER POSITION TO ASSESS VALIDITY SERRANO CLAIM. SUGGEST LIRING/4
ALSO CHECK SERRANO STORY WITH LEFTIST CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO ATTEMPT
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SHOULD NOT ADVANCE LIRING/4 ANY FUNDS UNLESS LIRING/4 ABLE SECURELY
EXPLAIN THEIR SOURCE.
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SERRANO
WH COMMENTS:
*LIRING/4 approached by PCM member Arturo SERRANO who
claimed he has contact with Guatemalan exile who could
arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemala to assist
LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country.
**Guatemala City requested more information prior to
commenting on feasibility of bribe offer by SERRANO.
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1. LIRING-4, WHO POST PONED DEPARTURE TO CUBA IN HOPE HELPING
LIRING-3, HAS RECEIVED SEVERAL DISTRESSING NOTES FROM LATTER WHO,
CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS INFO, STILL AWAITING SENTENCE IN JAIL.
LIRING-3 COMPLAINS ABOUT VERY MEAGER FOOD, UNSANITARY QUARTERS
AND CONSTANT FEAR OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE.
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2. IN ONE NOTE LIRING-3 STATES MEXICAN EMBASSY IN GUATEMALA
CITY ABLE DO VERY LITTLE FOR HIM AND HINTS HE MAY RECEIVE SEVERE
SENTENCE UNLESS SOME EFFORT MADE INFLUENCE JUDGE DECISION. JUDGE
TO BE "INFLUENCED" MENTIONED AS JUAN SANCHEZ, OFICIAL TERCERO DEL
JUZGADO CUARIO DE PRIMERA INSTANCIA. IN OPEN CODE LIRING-3
REQUESTED LIRING-4 APPEAL TO ROWTON (IN ALIAS) IN CONNECTION WITH
ABOVE AS EXPECTS HIS TRIAL AND SENTENCING EARLY JULY.
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3. MEXICO CITY STATION DEFINITELY NOT IN FAVOR INTERVENTION
WITH GUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH COULD FINGER LIRING-3 AS SOME TYPE
WOFIRM ASSET. IS THERE SOME WAY, HOWEVER, GUAT CITY STATION COULD
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REFS: A. GUATEMALA CITY-8296 (DU 12603)
B. MEXICO CITY-5984 (IN 35210)
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INTERROGATION, STATION MAS ASKED LIRING-4 GIVE UP BOTH APARTMENTS
SHE AND LIRING-3 HAVE BEEN RENTING. LIRING-4 NOW LIVING WITH
GIRLFRIEND. BEFORE MOVING SHE RECEIVED VISIT OF MAN WHO DESCRIBED
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Forwarded under separate cover are eleven contact
reports on the activiting of TDTH: 32 20 the Poliod
1 April to 10 May 1968 prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON.
2. The main points covered in ROWTON's reports are::
a.
LIRING-3's association with Guatemalan rebels
in Mexico City, his departure for Guatemala and his
arrest and sentencing there;
b.
The reaction of friends of LIRING-3's and
LIRING contacts to the news of his arrest:
c. LIRING-4's efforts to "case" the offices of
the LIRING Consulate, particularly the "safe room",
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d. The obvious provocations of LIRING-4 by
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3. The product of LIZING-4's efforts to case the
LIRING consulate will be revieved in a separate dispatch
which will also transmit floor plans and drawings of that
LIRING component. There is little question that the news
of LIBING-3's arrest in Guatemala gained LIRING-4 the syn-
pathy of various members of LIRING including LIBING-3, −9
and -16. They seem to understand LIRING-4's desire to postpone
her departure for PERUMEN after having received her long awaited
PERUMEN visa. The problem now is to have LIBING-4 leave for
PBRUMEN while LIRING-3 is still incarcerated in Guatemala. As
mentioned in a recent cable, RONTON has encouraged LIRING-4's
plans to try to visit LIRING-3 in jail in Guatemala City as
ROWTON feels that LIRING-3 will probably urge LIRING-4 to
spend in PBRUMEN at least some of the time he has to spend in
jail. As for the conduct of Sergio VALDEZ (see ROWTON's reports
dated 19 April and 6 May), it appears that the latter has delib-
erately been provocating LIRING-4. As this Station sees it,
VALDEZ's purpose was to try to "shake up" LIBING-4 in the absence
of LIRING-3 to test her reactions. It is doubtful that he acted
account.
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indication that he may have been doing this for the PBRUMEN's
(although this is no doubt a possibility). The Station is look-
ing into the desirability, at this point, of placing VALDEZ
under surveillance. The claim that ROTON in alias offered
Carmen LOZADA certain sum of money for intelligence information
in PERUMEN has no foundation.
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DCC. MICRO. SER
16 April, 1968
Wellsco Rector Meeting with LIKING/4.
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at the Liana Restaurant (Calle ississippi)
from about 1895 until 1900 cz 16/4/66.-1/4 asked icaton whether he taĉ
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heard anything from II-110/3 and stated that she was be to worry since
he had promised to let her ints of an aldress in Chiapas to which she could
write. Loston pretended not to know precisely where and for how long 1/3 -
tended to be away, commenting that he felt it unfortunate that he had been
out of town three days before I/3 had left and did not have the benefit of
a final discussion. hoston alleged that 1/3 had not told him very zuch in
the letter he had left with 1/4 for him inet habang
in fact,
had not mentioned anything about Haúl Foreno fving his and Francisco Lara
to Chiapas in his car. In a further effort to
dissuade 1/4 fros
believing subsequently (when she finally learned of his arrest) that nowton
was resposible for the tragic development, Roston alleged that he had urged
L/3 not to cross the border but only to guide Lare to a safe crossing point
and return immediately to San Cristóbal.
2. L/4 stated that unfortunately she herself knea very little of the final
arrangements. She explained that 1/3 bed told her that be bad persuaded haál
horeno to drive him and Lara to Chiapas because of the self-inflicted leg v
wound that prevented Lara from walking any great distance. She added that L/3 ›
in his last telephone conversation with her told bar that loreno had
finally "chickened out" and returned to Fexico City. (1/4 made no mention of
Carlos Pensaval and icston ascines that after fail horeno backed out of his
previous commitment, probably even before they left Nexico City, L/3 turned
to Carlos Fersaval and persu-ded his to drive them to Chiapas in his car, azd
subsequently to accompany thes across the border). L/4 continued that she
was happy that howton had dissuaded 1/3 from crossing the borier becasue she
was well aware of the dangers involved if he fell into a trap or was picked
up by the Gantenalans. She added that she didnt particularly like Francisco
Lara anyway and felt that he was too well known to escape detection.
3. In reply to Hosten's query, 1/4 stated that Sandoval of the "thirteenth"
(Yen Sosa Group) had telephoned her several times to ask if he could help her
in any way, but did not apparently have any cows. Neaton suggested that 1/4
keep in touch with Sandoval just incase he sight have learned sometining frca
FÅR or You Sosa contacts. 1/4 fave Roston Fardoval's address as Lerma 54,apt
B, but commented that she felt a little embarrassed to see him alone in the
absence of 2/3. Howton then supisted that perhaps it night be sore discreet
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to send 1/3's 16-year-old son (tho was staying with her at the time) around
to enquire. 1/4 agreed that til: would be best and indicated that she would
do so the next day, 1/* also stated that she felt she could get in touch
more or less naturally fith Raloric through Sergio Valdez to determine
what had happened during the trip to Chiapas.
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4. Howton then, asked 1/4" to revisit the 11-ING offices the following morning
to study the lay-out of the back roos (DILG/g's office) to use the type-
waiter again. 1/4 stated that she flially found out that the typewriter in
the main office was a German one but had not as yet been able to deter
exact name. The sided that the one in the lexican/Cuban Cultural Relais
Office on Calle Hamburgo was a Benington and not the same as the one in the
LIHING office. Roster also asked 1/4 to pick up as many blank forms and letter-
2000 paper as possible.
5. L/4 commented that she and become quite clos. to Catalina Cepero during the
past month and could count on her as a pretext for future visits to the
office. 1/4 adred that on the previous afternoon Catalina had told her that
the salaries of Cubana de aviación personnel had been reduced and that Ler
husband's salary had been cut from 450 dollars per month to 300 and that the
LIHING office informed her that geseline was being rationed for all missión
personnel. Catalina also told her that packages destined for Cuba were act
being delivered by Cubana de Aviación and that the backlog ses 60 yreal mat
two officials had just arrived from Havana to attempt to resolve the problems
involved. Catalina also complained that she was sick and tired of working
in the office without pay and had tried to quit but was told by LIKING/ that
she must continue to help since the workload was so great. / also toli -owton
that Catalins had complained of money problems because of the cut in her aus-
bands salary and hinted that she could use any money 1/4 could loan her until
next payday. Lorton suggested that 1/4 lend Catalina 100 or 200 pesos in view
of the usefulness Catalina right provide in 1/4's continued access to the XI-
RING offices. 1/4 added that Catalina had apparently become so attached to her
that she was
1/4 to love into the apartment across the hall from her
which bad becode vacant ( Sepero's apertzent is 204 at Calle Juanacatlán 169).
6. L/4 also reported that Catalina had told her that a new directive had come
out probibiting all exployees of the mission from carrying back to Havana any
packages of personal items whatsoever. Catalina commented that for that reason
Echemezdía (Suarez de la .az) who left the previous week could not take an
ostraciser pack with him to her family.
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17 April,1962
LIES/ Eeport on Visit to DIRING Offices.
1. Bc.tos met with IRI G/4 at the Mississippi Restaurant from about 2035
until 2:15 on 17/4/63 to rebrief her on her visit to the LIRING office earlier
that day. LIING/ was obviously worried, and said so at one point, about
LIKING/3 in view of the total absence of any nous or communication from him.
Howto pretended to be even more ignorant of 1/3's current whereabouts than
L/4 herself, and asked anxiously whether she had learned anything from Sando-
val or lengio Valdez. L/4 replied that Sergio bad told her that Raúl Horezo_
while driving 1/3 and Lara to Chiapas had had an accident in the car that had
proved very costly to biz, although fortunately no injuries resulted to anyone.
Valdez continued that Raúl had to appeal to his father for money to cover the
expenses involved in getting the car running again. Valdez did not know what
had happened to iỷs and perg after Raúl Moreno left them (apparently enroute
to Chiapas) and could not provide any further information.
2. As to Sandoval, / told herton that the latter had, agala telephoned her
to offer any help she might need but did not have any news on Lera or I/3.
L/4 gave mouton the home address of Francisco Lara as care of Martha I. Lara
de Rodriguez, 16 Avenida 20-74, Zona 12, Cuatemala, Gussetala, tel: 46-17-17.
3. L/4 then reported that she had visited LIKING/Q's office as requested by
Rowton and managed to get another look at the bock-case cabinet in the corner
of the recs. She commented that on entering the premises she was surprised
to find that the typewriter (German make) previously located in the middle
office (that used by Mirabal) had been moved into the back office of L/9, and
that ġosita, the sife of Luna, was struggling with two fingers to type out
something as she entered. L/4 said that L/9 was quite cordial to her and in-
vited her in for a coffee and presenting her with five tickets to the ballet
performance that evening. Then L/4 asked him whther anything had come in re
her re-entry permit, the latter immediately began opening the mail on his desk
with the comment that perhaps a reply had arrived that morning and he would
check at once. After looking through the mail he replied in the negative but
did not discourage 1/4 from hoping that the reply would be in soon.
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4. L/4 then stated to Hoston that she noticed that the cabinet in the corner
of the rroz was bigger tak and lower than she had recalled from previous visite
and had legs about two inches high. She added that the cabinet which was di-
videď into two sections, the one to the left containing a shelf on which there
was nothing but cigars and cigarfettes and the right/isting of a compart-
ment with a door covered with sack cloth (costal) and possibly locked by key.
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She stated that the cabinet was placed catty-cornered and that in the rather
spacious triangle behind it she could see many rolls of paper, which she
assumed were discarded posters apparently placed there at random. L/4 then
made the attached sketch on a napkin stressing the difficulty she had in pro-
viding aorton with exact measurements. She added that there were two windows
facing the street, one in the reception room and one in the middle room, but
the only window in the back roon faced on the inside patio and had a venetian
blind and a gauze curtain but no drape.
5. L/4 then told Howton that she had learned f on Jorrin that he would be re-
turning POS very soon since his replacement had already arrived. He gave 1/4
his home address as Velasquez 94 Altos, e/Infanta y Cruz del padre, Barrio
Villa Nueva. Haha, T//ted to a Sat would take advantage of
his return (possibly on 22/4/68) to send another letter to Abreu asking for
a definitive reply to her re-entry request. She added that she felt she could
count on Jorrín for this service, she her relations with him had always been
very cordial.
6. L/4 also mentioned that she had seen and grested Cepeda who had just re-
turned from Havana (apparently without his wife). 1/9 told L/4 that he himsels
had been in Havana the preceding week on a regular courior run.
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7. L/4 also turned over to Rowton several publications which she had received
from Catalina Capero and the press office. She commented that the wife of Crusa
was working as secretary to the Chief LIRING in addition to her duties as res.
ponsible for confidential documents.
Wallace B. Reuton
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Subject: LIKING/4 Report of Conversation with Sergio Valdez re
LIRING/3 Alleged OPACT Affiliation.
4. LINING/4 met with Ronton at the new safehouse room Rowton rented for
. security reasons under the alias Jean Mercier at the Suites Harne. Routon
had given 1/4 a key and she entered the building and proceeded directly
to the apartment, arriving at about 1700. Royton posed as a French businessman
and introduced L/4 to the over(and his sister) as his secretary.
2. LIRING/4 stated that she was glad to have some tire alone with koston since
she had received a disturbing report from Sergio Valdez again revealing
that reports of LTATMG/2' elleged illation with porch were circulating
in leftist circles. She explained that Sergio Valdúez had talked with her at
her apartment (Atoyac evening ( 15 April, 1958) far into the night
about two reports he had received about LIRING/3. Sergio Valdez explained
that about three weeks previously his father (who works on the staff of
"Siempre" told him that he should be careful in his dealings with LIRING/3
since the latter was a OFACT agent. Sergio Valdez told L/4 that he bacame
indignant at this telling his father that he had known L/3 for the past ten
years and considered L/3 as his mentor in revolutionary philosophy and had.
absolutely no reasons to distrust him in his current activities. Sergio Val-
des added that he threatened to break with his father unless the latter re-
vealed to him the source of his information. His father finally confessed
that he learned this from Alberto Borinquez, his boss in Siempre, but he could
not say from whom Dominguez had received the report.
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3. Sergio Valdez continued that in addition to this report he had also been
told sore time ago by General Heriberto Jara (nos deceased) that he should
be careful in his dealings with DINING/3 since the latter was known to be
a "traitor to the revolution". Sergio Valdez added that Ceneral Jara did not
specify any reason for his allegation on give details.
4. Sergio Valdez, according to L/4, stated in reference to these allegations
that be was quite naturally very disturbed and had hesitated to mention them
to LIRING/3 before his departure in order not to upset him. He stated that he
had given the matter a great deal of thought and had come to the conclusion
that Crozco was the person passing out this scurrilous report and that he
intended to get to the bottom of the whole business himself without involving
LIRING/3. He explained that he was planning to organize a group of four or
five armed men to kidnap Orozco and interrogate him until he confessed every-
thing. He added that if Crozco finally confessed that he had passed this
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calumny to Alberto Dominguez they would assassinate Orozco on the spot. If,
however, it became clear that Crozco was innocent they would look for some one
else who might have been the source.
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5. LIKING/4 stated that this whole conversation had shaken her badly since
it was again an indication that 1/3 was through no fault of his own accused
of betraying the revolution and she was well aware of the drastic action that
the Guatemalan revolutionaries as well as the Cubans were willing to take
again persons accused even on sliz evilence of being traitors. She asked
Howton under no circumstances to reveal this latest report to LINING/3 since
she knew such reports might drive him to do something drastic.
6. LIAING/4 also reported that in the course of conversation Sergio Valdez
2nd brought up the
comctions the above-
mentioned report against 1/3. She explained that Sergio Valdez said that
he knew of 1/3's business relations with Harris in the past and that he himself
hoped some day to be able to meet Harris so that be sight interest harris
in his own commercial ventures. 1/4 told howton that she pretended sct to
have much direct dealing with Harris and alleged that as far as she knew he
was currently in Canada.
Halle B Horton
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Subject:
Holando Mendez Aguilar, Guatemalan Rebel Contact in
Mexico City.
1. Il coverage of the hore telephole of 1INING/3 has revealed
Subject to be a contact of francisco Lara of Fhä and Rodolfo Sandoval
of the Yon losa group of Guatemalan rebels in Mexico City.
2. On two occasions in early April, 1962, Francisco Lara, during a visit
to IIGING/3's apartment, made telephone calls to 45-60-30 ( listed as
Publicaciones e Impresiones lexicanas S.A. Diario Svaciones, Calle Lago
S.. nendez Agar on extension 27. It is
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apparent from the context of conversation that Subject is a close friand
and possible collaborator of ma's. LINING/3 reported the telephone call
to Horton, which be stated vas made in his presence in an effort by Lara
to locate Rodolfo Sandoval. According to 1/3, Hare asked the person whom
be telephoned ( 1/3 could not identify this person since lara did not use
his name while talking) where "erk fine friend* was. L/3 continued that
læra did not mention Sandoval's name, apparently for security reasons, but
he had previously told 1/3 that he was calling to determine the whereabouts
of Jandoval. 1/3 :lso reported that he heard Lara refer to a certain
"El Gato" and to *31 Gordo". 2/3 told Reator that he could not identify.
the former, but it appeared that "El Gordo" referred to the young friend
of Lara's whose photograph I/3 had previously given to Royton for copy-
ing and who was named only "Roberto" in conversations with Lara.
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3. The LIFENT intercept reveals test Francisco Lara told Mendəz Aguilar
that he had been with Sandoval early the preceding evening but that the
latter had not shown up for the secting arraned for that same morning.
ähen pressed kendez confessed that Sandoval had returned home drunk and
was probably sleeping off the effects of the previous evening. This would
indicate that Sandoval probably lived with Mendez Aguilar, or at least
maintains close contact with his.
4. The Station is attapting to determine the home address of Subject in
the hope that further specific information can be uncovered concerning
his relationship with FAR.
Wallace B. Rowton
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24 April, 1968
1. LIRING/4 informed Rowton 24 April, 1968, that she received telegram
from Mexican Consulate Guatemala City advising her "Consulate inter-
vening in case her husband; will continue to keep informed". LIRING/4
on her own initiative (before she able meet with Rowton) asked advice
¨Sergio Valdez and Manuel Marcué fardiñas (of defunct Politica).
2. On recommendation Valdez, LIRING/4 telephoned Mexican Consulate Guate-
mala City and spoke at some length with Consul Octavio Serrano. Latter
assured her LIRING/3 well and that he taking personal interest since he
old
passanai friend LIKING/3's father. He explained that initial hearing would
take place next day and that judge would have eight days in which decide
disposition of the case. He gave LIRING/3 his home telephone and promised
to keep her informed.
3. No mention made either in conversation with Serrano or in local press
of simultaneous arrest of Francisco Lara, although arrest of Carlos Persabal
Marcué MER* reported simultaneous. Charge listed as "distributing communist
propaganda".
4. LIRING/4 also reported that in her hurried meeting with Manuel Marcué
Pardiñas latter at first took "it-served-them-pight-approach" but confided
that he had learned of arrest preceding day and immediately appealed to
Carrillo Flores. According Marcué, Flores sent telegram in his presence to:
Bexican Consulate instructing it to bring matter to diplomatic level if
necessary.
5. LIRING/4 also showed Rowton note from LIRING/3 in pencil on brown paper
apparently/1kom paper bag which she stated she received that day in
plain envelope with typed address and apparently notional return address.
She assumes this sent at request LIRING/3 by Octavio Serrano. Note reassure
LIRING/4 that LIRING/3 in good health and that he can handle matters on his
Town. He states "Persabal is to blame" and instructs LIRING/4 to warn wife
of Francisco Lara not to talk to anyone. Also to urge mother of Lara not
to come Guatemala City in attempt help him.
6. Rowton instructed LIRING/4 give maximum play this development to LIRINGS
in hope that this might wipe out adverse reports circulating against loyalty
LIRING/3. LIRING/4, who expects re-entry permit PBRUMEN momentarily, will
ask LIRINGS for extension in view developments.
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25 April, 1965
DIXING/4 Regunt of Visit to LINING Offices.
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1. LIRINC/4 reported to Lowton at 10600 on 25/4/65 at the botel safercoa
that she had visited the ING establisinent that morning to inform every-
one of the news concerning HAC/3. She stated that on entering her friend
(LIING/9's secretary) informed her that her re-entry permit come
through the preceding evening. 1/4 explained at Ice that unforth ately
she could not leave on the next flicht becasue of I/3's arrest. The
then, despite the fact that his secretary told her that II-IMG/G was in
a nasty mood, sent into the latter's office and told him what had happened.
LIRING/9 was very sympathetic, tellin her that he also read the article
Then he eve
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which contained the sentence Persabal tiene la culpa", MaiNG/9 became
very agitated and exclaimed that he would immediately make out a card.
(ficha) recording this treachery of ferautal. 2/9 agreed that 1/4 could
not possibly leave for as planned and felt it would rot be difficult
to get an extension over the usual eventy-day lint of the re-entry perait.
2. LINING/4 continued that she then went to see /2 and recounted the
whole story to him, including 1/3's involvement with FAR and the 13th of
November movement. The noted that when she casually, cumented that adolfo
Sandoval bad told her that You Tosa had returned from via Mexico
City about a monta previously, II\ING/2 protended not to be aïre of this,
exclaiming, "Imagine, they don't tell us those things!" LIHTC/? then' scid
that he was leaving for a week DDY is the next day and sould be
happy to take long any letters 1/4 night wish to send to their mutual
friends explaining why she could not leave for at that time.
3. HIRING/4 also reported that while she was in the office of IG she
set leo Deven who runs a hotel in cazulco and shon she resembered from
occasional visits be made to the IR offices ahile she was working there
She described leven as an obvicus homosexual, -ell -ressed and patronizing
in his manners. He told her that be flashed to travel to PERCMEN "Oz. Fri-
day" (hether 25 April or 3 Nay was not specified) to see his son who was
studying there. 1/4 commented that everyone at the LXING office appeared
to treat Deved with respect and confidence.'.
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4. Re the layout of the office of IG/9 (backrrcm) LIRING/4 said she nota
the addition of the typewriter table (formerly in the middle recajagainst
the left wall with a portable Clympia typewriter on it. The Gorman typewrite:
was still the bir desk. Also behind the small coffee table in the corner
she noted that the rolled up posters were gone and in their place were two
or three packages of books.
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Subject: LIRING/4 seport of Telephone Conversation with Yolanda Díaz.
1. LIANG/4 reported to kowton on 22 April, 1968, that she received a
telephone call from her negro doctor friend, Yolanda Díaz free PERUMEN,
on the evening of 13 april,1550, advising her tist her re-entry permit
had been approved. Yolanda sided cheerfully, according to Lining/4, that
she would be expecting her on the 22 April flight.
2. DIRING/4 continued to doston that she telephoned her friend, LI-ING/9's
secretary, early on 22 April, to find out whether the LIRING office locally
had received to approval. Ste was told that no word had as yet been re-
ceived. LIBING/4 repeated the request for confirmation that same afternoon
in the presence of oxton but again received a negative reply.
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LIRING/4 Report of Meeting with Manuel Marcué Pardiñas.
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Subject:
1. Rowton zet with IRING/4 for lunch at the Funto Blanco restaurant
on Melchor Ceampo at 1300 on 27/4/68. Roston had given up the safe-
room in the Eotel Suites Harne earlier that morning since he felt it
was not longer necessary.
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2. LIZING/4 reported that Manuel Marcus Fadiñas, the uncle of Carlos
Fersabal Marcué, had telephoned her the previous evening "frontie street"
and arranged to see her privately at the Koala Restaurant, (Horfa Tashalo
notel) later in the evening. According to LIRING/4, harcué told her that
through his appeal to Carrillo Flores the case of LIRING/3 and his nephew
was now in diplomatic channels and he hoped that both prisoners culd, be
simply deported after a summary trial. He could not, however, guarantee any-
thing, especially the length of time involved, and asked: LIKING/4 to re-
frain from any activity that might prejudice the case. Specifically he
instructed LIRE/4 to break off all contact with the Guatemalan revolu-
tionaries in Mexico, the LIKING establishment, and all communication with
the Mexican Consul in Guatemala City. He cexzake stressed that any false
move on LIHING/4's part might cause Carrillo Flores to withdraw his inter-
vention. Harcué promised to keep in touch with DIHING/4 so that she would
not feel completely helpless. He added that the mother of Carlos Fersabal
Farcué ( supposedly Manuel Marṛcué Fardiñas' sister) would be traveling to
Guatemala City in the next few days so that she could visit her son and
follow the case at first hand.
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3.AIRING/4 also reported to Rowton that Rodolfo Sandoval of the Ym Sosa
group had promised to visit her at her apartment the previous evening at
2200 in the company of Sergio Valdez to discuss matters further. H ad in-
formed her on the phone in making the date that "El Gordo had returned
from Guatemala City implying that the latter had news concerning the
fate of Francisco Lara ( whose arrest was not reported in the press, nor
by Ctavio Serrrano, the Mexican Consul, to LIAING/4). LIRING/4 surmised
that Francisco lara had escaped arrest and his involvement with IILING/3
was not known. She therefore agreed with Marcus that she should not see
Sandoval and the other Guatemalans in public, and especially not at her
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4. IIXING/4 also reported that Manuel Marcué Pardiñas had asked her
not to call him at his home again to ask for news, or as a matter of
fact discuss in any way the case by telephone. He stated that he felt the
phone of LIKI_G/4 as well as his own phones were tapped and that possibly
LIRING/4's apartment was being watched. He did not specify by when or
for what purpose, but LIHING/4 told Howton that she assumed it would be.
either by the Mexican Government or the Mano Blanca of Guatemala or both.
Rowton again encouraged LIRING/4 to move out of the Atoyed apartment end
back into the less conspicuous calzada Tacubaya place, commenting that
this would not only prevent future security risks but also convince the
LIKINGS that she was suffering financially because of LIHING/3's plight
(she stated that she has already intimated this inconversations with the
wife and secretary of the LIKING Chief, as well as with IIRING/2). LIRING/4
agreed nut expressed regret that the Tacubaya apartment did not have a
phone and that she might miss important mail addressed to the Atoyac apart-
ment and arriving after her departure. Rowton suggested one last letter
to the Mexican Consul in Guatemala City simply advising him of the change
of address.
5. LIRING/4 also showed howton the return address typed on the envelope
in which the note from LIKING/3 to her had been forwarded. The actress,
which Howton surroses is notional, placed on the envelope by Ctavio Ser-
rano?
at the suggestion
rano for security reasons, is as follows:
Carlos Rodriguez
35 Avenida 20-57, Zona 5
Guatemala C.A.
6. Rowton concluded with the comment that he felt LIRING/4 need not take
Marcué's instruction not to visit the LIKING offices too seriously, since
it was a well known and easily ascertainable fact that LIRING/4 bad a lo-
gical reason for going there occasionally. Rowton did not wish LIRING/4
to break off relations at this critical time, expecially since LIHILĜ/2 had
commented to her on her last visit that she should feel free to come in at
any time she needed help or consolation during the crisis.
wallte B. Rowton
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LIRING/4 Heport of Contact with Sandoval and Harcué.
1. Howton met with LI ING/4 for late lunch at the unto Blanco restaurant
on Melchor Ocampo on 29/4/68. She had to bring her child along since the
16-year-old son of LINING/3 was not at her apartment at the time.
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2. HIRING/4 reported that Candoal of the 13th of November Group of Yen
Sosa had again visited her and shown great concern for her welfare. He
again offerred her some money, such as he had, but LIRING/4 refused in
vies of his simultaneous complaints of the financial crisis he himself
was undergoing. He explained that since Francisco Lara left he had been
supporting Lara's entire family consistire of Temale
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their two young children. JIRING/4 said Sandoval resched a point in emotion
nal frustration during the conversation that he exclaimed that he would
have to resort to robbery or a hold-up in order to get the necessary money
not only to support Lara's family but to send sczeone to Guatemala City
to see LIRING/3 and procure a good lawyer for him. LIAING/4 told “osten
that this upset her so that she spent the rest of the evening pleading
with Sandoval not to commit any criminal act. Sandoval then revealed that
he and his friends had held up a policeman during the Humphrey visit and
taken his gun, since they were short one weapon.
3. LIRING/4, commenting that Sandoval's only income was from selling lan-
guage records for the Cortina Instituto linguistico, told Howton that she.
promised to contact all her friends in an attempt to help him sell the re-
cords and thus raise some money legally. L/4 explained to howton that San-
doval's commission is about 350 pesos per set of records, which is actually
the down payment made by the customer (the remainder being paid in weekly
or monthly instalments of about 165 pesos). L/4 asked nowton's help in find-
ing customers among his business contacts to help Sandoval.
4. LIRING/4 also reported that Manuel Marcué Pardiñas had visited her at
her apartment late the previous evening. He told her that Carlos Fersabal's
wife, Teresa Lozada, would be accompanying her mother-in-law to Guatemala
City. He also stated that he was optimistic since Carrillo Flores had in-
structed the Mexican Consul to appeal to the Guatemalan Minister of Foreign
Affairs. Harcué commented that unfortunately the Mexican Consul could not
reach this official hisself since he was currently in New York. He hoped
however that the Consul would see the Minister's secretary to arrange direct
intervention. L/4 commented to howton that Marcus seemed very curious about
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the LIHING office, but she fended off his questions by alleging that
she had little or no contact with it. 1/4 also commented that Sergio
Valdez, who was being particularly helpful to her at this time, varned
her sternly against accepting air money from Marcué in light of his re-
putation as an unscupulous Lothario. 1/4 added that Earcué promised to
see her again the following evening to keep her informed!
5. ⚫hen sowton again suggested that LIANG/4 nove from the Atoyac apart-
ment back to the Tacubaya place despite its dreariness and lack of tele-
phone, she presented no objection, commenting that with all the traffic
in and out of her Atoyac apartment at all hours of the night her reputa-
tion is probly in jeopardy, especially with her izzsiiate neighbors and
the cleaning women and maids. She promised Morton to move out the following
day since
the end of the month and a logical time. She also promised
when revisiting the LIBIG office the next morning to make this known,stres-
sing her financial plight.
6. MIMING/4 then appealed to Horton to help her establish some sort of
contact with lIHING/), if for nothing else than to find out how he was and
whether he needed anything . L/4 felt that mouton might send some business
contact of his to visit 1/3 on Hoxton's behalf, giving some recognition
signal to LIZING/3. When Routen pointed out the danger in this of possibly
naking things worse for L/3, LIRING/4 commented that Sandoval had told her
that visitors were not required to sign a register or give lengthy explana-
tions. 1/4 added that she night find someone, including Sergio Valdez or
Haúl Moreno or one of their friends who might make a short trip to Guatema-
la City to see LIRING/3. In reply to Rowton's query,1/4 commented that she
did not expect anything from the wife or mother of Carlos Fersabal since
they had not even bothered to telephone her since the arrest became known.
7. Koston promised to give the matter some thought and discuss it further
with LIBING/4 the following afternoon.
Wallace B. Roston
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6,1968
Subject:
LIRING/4 Report of Contacts with LINING Office.
1. On 3 May, 1956, LIKI,G/4 reported to Hoston that she had revisited
the LIRING offices the preceding day and noticed that the black tele-
phone was replaced in the riddle office (where she herself used to
work). She stated that she could not be certain that it was the same
instrument and that it was replaced by one of the LIRILG employees, but
it appeared that way since she had not seen the instrument there on
her visit on the previous Friday (25/4/65) and LIZING/9 had commented
that the telephone would be replaced in
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2. .ith regard to LIRING/3's current situation, LIAING/4 reported that
she had again talked to the Mexican Consul in Guatemala City by tele-
phone on 2 May, 1968, and was reassured that LIMING/3 was in good health.
The Consul informed her that he could visit L/3 on Thursdays and Sundays,
and would be glad to pass any letters that L/4 mig t send to hiu for L/3.
The Consul also commented that the Hexican Releciones Exteriores had in-
structed hiz to take up L/3's case with the Guatemalan Ministry of Foreign
Affairs. He added that he hoped with this pressure to persuade the Guate-
zalan government to deport 1/3 within the next ten days.
3. LIRING/4 then reported what she described as a very disturbing con-
versation on 3 May, 1968, with Sergio Valdez. She related that Valdez had
coze to see her in the morning to apologize for not having any money to
lend her to help her meet expenses. He explained that he had not been paid
by the Revista¿Forque? and was very short of funds himself. L/4 continued
that she would have to appeal to all her friends and those of 1/3 for some
money to tide her over until 1/3 returned. She then regretted that she
had not been able to locate "Sr. Harris* but if and when he came to Mexico
again she would have to "renew diplomatic relations" with his.
Sergio Val-
dez the according to LIKING/4, laughed and said that this reminded him of
another nasty ruzer that he had beard. He then revealed that Raúl Moreno
hed recently told hip that a certain Gonzalez of the Spartaco Club had told
hiz (Koreno) that LIMING/4 had been fired from the HIRING offices because
she had been providing information to the PIRINE Entessy and that he had
learned this from the LIRING "service" officer. Sergio Valdez also men-
tioed that a "girl who worked in the zona rosa" who „nous Teresa cr Carmen
Lozada had mentioned that Sr. Harris had offerred Carmen Lozada the sum
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of 34,000.00 for information on the situation in PBRUMEN. LIRING/4
told howton that she was badly shaken by these comments but attempted
to assume as non-chalant an air as pissible and did not question Sergio
Valdez to determine the exact source. She noted that Sergio Valdez had
mentioned kowton several times to her, always apparently in passing, with
the obvious hope that LIRING/4 would reveal his presence in Mexico and
arrange an introduction to him for sergio Valdez. HIRING/4 agrced with
howton that Valdez was probably provoking her since at all times her ap-
peared to be well disposed toward Sr. Harris from what he knew of his from
LINING/3. Howton commented to L/4 that the last report concerning Carnen
Lozada appeared to have been fabricated either by Sergio Valdez or one of
his friends, simply on the basis of the fact that Sr. Harris had been in
touch with an Isaid while she was in mexico.
4. LIRING/4 then stated that she felt she had to continue to impress Sergio¨
Valdez with her desperate need for money and accordingly telephoned-the
LIRING gatekeeper in his presence and asked for a loan. Then the gatekesper
responded favorably, she left Sergio Vallez waiting in the apartment and
went to the LIKING Offices at once to collect the ican. The gatekeeper gave
her 100 casos on the spot, fortunately in the presence of LIRIEG/13. L/4
told Roston that she promised to return the money in the next week, as soon
as she received money promised to her by her father.
5. LIKING/4 added that as she was leaving the IlING office she ran into
the leftist writer, Jaize Labastida, who expressed his sorrow at the arrest.
of LIEING/3. Labastida commented that someone had told him recently that
a cartoon of some kind had appeared in a Tapachula Lewspaper "against LI-
RIKG/3". When L/4 pressed him he gave a description of the "someone" that
definitely identified him as Sergi: Valisz. L/4 continued that when she
confronted Sergio Valdez with this upon her return to the apartment, he
hotly denied it, much to L/4's mystification.
6. LIKING/4 also commented that Manuel Harcué Pardiñas continued to tele-
phone her at very late hours of the right in the hope (she assumed) that
she would invite him up. She called him a "viejo verde" and added that she
had no intention of seeing him alone at her hore at night.
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Subject:
LINING/4 Report Concerning sentencing of LINING/3.
10/3.
1. LILING/4 reported to kowton at the Punto Blanco restaurant on Helecor
Ocampo at 1300 on 5/5/68 that Manuel Marcué Fardiñas had informed her at
0100- that same day that he had just learned that IG/3 and his neprew
bad been sentenced to prison, with a minimun tern of six months. Marché
added that his sister and her daughter-in-law 2 uld be returning to Mexico
City by the end of the week and should be able to supply details of the
trial and prospects for the immediate future of having the prison tera ra-
duced. ZIRING/4 explained to Routon that she had accepted a dinner invi-
tation at Sanborns extended to her by Aguirre Jeries. almoñocont
stueled at the University of Havera, and arrived at the
hose of Gilberto and Elanca Amant (Blanca Peña de Amant), whith whom she was
staying, rather late and found Hanuel Marcué waiting for her. After apc-
logizing profusingly for his previous rude conduct with L/4, he reported
the latest news concerning L/3 to her.
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8. LIBING/4 agreed with soston that although the prison sentence was 50-
bably definite, she should check it out with the Mexican Contul personally.
She stated that fortunately she remembered a certain Josefina Rodriquez who
worked in the larga distancia service of Telefonos de México whom she had
originally met as a friend of LIKING/2. L/4 commented that Srta Rodriguez
whom she described as "ruy fea" was enamored of LIRING/2: some years ago but
stopped seeing him (to her knowledge) when she found out that he was married.
L/4 continued that Orta nodriguez had already promised to put through lang
distance calls to Guatemala for 1/4 without charging the calls, if they could
be arranged during her shift at the switchboard.
3. LIRING/4 also retorted that she had again visited the LIRING offices at
1345 on 7/5/63 and again about 113C that same morning. At Rowton's request
she again checked the phone in the third office. On the first visit the of-
fice had already been closed but she ran into LIRING/13 at the gate and ac-
cepted a ride hose ( she felt this fortunate since he dropped her at the
Tacubaya apartment at her request). On this occision during a brief exchang
of comments with the gatekeeper and L/13, LINING/4 learned that LISING/2
will return from BRUKEN on 10/5/68. CS CIPX
4. On visiting the LIRING offices on the morning of 8/5/68, LIRING/4 told
Howton that fortunately only her fitend Catalina and Rosita (secretary
of LIAING/9) were present. Then she meat into the third office where dosita
was working she asked to use the phone and approached the instrument. Che
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was able to note that the name "Cki Electric, Tokyo, Japan" was morked on
the instrument. She also noted the word "Gall" but could not tell whether
it was part of the manufacturer's Loze or a Mexican or U.C. subsidiary.
She also noted that below the receiver were four switches (like the ordinary
push light switches) unmarked or unnuntered. then she exclined to acsita:
"How do you dial on this phone", Rosita replied: "Out it's not a phone.it's
an intercom". LIRING/4 toll-outon that she then commented:"But how come,
the intercom is in the first office." Rosita the, according to 1/4, stated:
"But that's a special intercon. (1/4 explained that she was referring to the
phone she had in her hand).
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5. LIHI: 3/4 continued that when she passed through the second office, she
noted that the phone which had been replaced in that of hon
manufacture and was the same instrument previously there when she worked in
that office. She asssum's that the LIRINGS replaced the phone themselves.
6. LIRING/4 also told #otor that she had located an excellent apartzënt
in the Edifico Condesa ( Matzatlán and Veracruz) through her friend Blanca
Peña who lives in the same development. LIRING/4 added that she had given
the administrator 300 pesos to hold the apartment for her until she could
arrange a fiador. She also stated that she could obtain a telephone eventual
since the former tenant had applied and received approval just before he left
LIAING/4 reassured nowton that she was telling everyone, particularly “the
LIRINGS, that she was living at the "acubaya apartment and temporarily stay-
ing as a house guest at the home of Blanca Peña de Azant. She also reassured
Rowton that she had informed the LINING gatekeeper when she returned the 100.
peso lean that she had received money from her father in New York. IIHING/4
added that several friends, including the well-known writer revueltas, had
offerred to find her some sort of work. She stated that if she could find
suitabla employment in the mornings she would accept the offer, if only for
appearances.
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1. The purpose of the present dispatch is to summarize the
developments leading to the trip made by LIRING-3 to Guatemala in
the company of FAR member, Francisco Alalberto #LARA Barrios,
and Carlos Manuel *PERSAVAL Marcue, Mexican national and nephew
of Manuel Marcue Pardinas, ex-director of the defunt
Politica. This trip, as the Guatemala City Station has advised,
resulted in the arrest of all three persons in Guatemala just
over the Mexican border on the weekend 13-14 April, and their
current imprisonment in Guatemala City in the custody of the
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2. According to reports submitted to Wallace B. RONTON by
LIRING-3, the latter set Carlos Manuel Persaval Marcue originally
through the latter's sister-in-law, Carmer/Lozada de Ramirez,
who had been carrying on an extra-marital affair with LIRING-3
since early November 1967. On the evening of 3 March 1968,
Persaval approached LIRING-3 in connection with the difficulties
that a young Guatemalan woman living in Mexico City was having
in obtaining false documentation to enable her to travel to
Guatemala to recontact her husband, whom Persaval described as
"an important guerrilla leader”. Persaval revealed to LIRING-3
that he had been assisting the FAR in propaganda work in Mexico
for some time and gave LIRING-3 several copies of a pamphlet
entitled "Violencia en Guatemala" which Persaval said had been
published on one of his uncle's presses and was being sold at the
nominal price of three Mèxican pesos to help raise money for the
FAR.
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3. When LIRING-3. under ROWTON's direction, responded
favorably to this initial approach, Persaval pursued the matter
and finally, on 8 April, reveale that he was in touch with two
"important 840
icauit..s" who needed help in returning
clandestinely to Guatemala. Persaval asked LIRING-3 to arrange
to guide these persons across the Guatemalan border south of
Chiapas, an area LIRING-3 had previously told Persaval he was very
familiar with from his previous residence in San Cristobal.
Persaval made no further reference to the "young Guatemalan wife
of the FAR leader”. LIRING-3 surmised to ROWTON that this person
might actually have been the wife of Francisco Lara Barrios, but
that plans for her return were discarded in favor of the trip
by Lara himself.
4. At ROWTON's urging, LIRING-3 insisted on meeting the two
Guatemalans involved and in talking to then before undertaking
such a mission. Persaval finally introduced LIRING-3 to Francisco
Lara Barrios on 17 March 1968, and the latter presented LIRING-3
to a certain "Rodolfo", who LIRING-3 ascertained subsequently was
a member of the 13th of November group headed by Yon Sosa by the
name of Sandoval. Francisco Lara Barrios confided to LIRING-3
that he had in his possession a false Guatemalan passport in the
name of Jose Maria Oliva Carranza and that he had obtained legal
residence in Mexico with his wife and children through the efforts
of ex-Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas. He also named a certain
Eskenazi and LIREBEL-1 as persons who assisted Guatemalan exiles
in Mexico. Station believes Eskenazi may be identical with
Luis David Eskenassy Cruz, a former agent of the Guatemala City
Station.
5.
With the approval of ROWTON, LIRING-3 agreed to help
the above-mentioned persons to cross the Mexican/Guatemalan border
and to accompany them to Guatemala City. This latter extension of
the original trip was made by Lara at the suggestion of LIRING-3
so that the latter could meet with the FAR woman responsible for
logistics. LIRING-3 reported to ROWTON subwequently that just
before their departure, Lara also offered to arrange for LIRING–3
to travel clandestinely to the Sierra de las Minas to meet directly
with FAR and 13th of November leaders to discuss further support
that LIRING-3 might be able to provide through his commercial
contacts in Chiapas and northern Mexico.
6. LIRING-3 fabricated a false Mexican identity document
(Secretaria de Education) for Francisco Lara Barrios in the
name of Jacinto Rangel Cervantes with Lara slightly disguised so
that the latter could move about more unobtrusively on the Mexican
side of the border just prior to crossing. On 3 April 1968,
just prior to their scheduled departure date, Francisco Lara
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informed LIRING-3 that their mutual friend Rodolfo Sandoval.
would not be accompanying them since he was too well known and
his mission was not important enough to justify the risk and the
expense involved.
7. LIRING-3 did not depart as he had hoped on 5 April 1968,
because Lara unfortunately accidentally shot himself in the ankle
on the morning of that day while cleaning his gun and had to be.
given medical attention before he could make the trip. LIRING-4
told ROWTON that LIRING-3, Francisco Lara and Raul Moreno, a
friend of LIRING-3, finally left Mexico City in the personal
car of Raul Moreno on 10 April 1958. but that Moreno had returned
to Mexico City two days later as a result of an accident that
disabled the car somewhere in Chiapas. LIRING 4 did not report
anything concerning the subsequent involvement of Carlos Persaval
Marcue, stating that she had not received any communication from
LIRING-3 after his telegram of 12 April, in which te reported
the return of Raul Moreno. ROWTON surmises that when Raul
Moreno had to return to Mexico City. LIRING-3 and Lara asked
Carlos Persaval Marcue to join them and drive them to the border
in his and that Persaval continued on with them toward
Guatemala City.
8. Guatemala City Station advised on 22 April 1968, that
the story of the arrest of Lara, Persaval and LIZING-3 had reached
the local press and that they would be turned over to the appro-
priate courts for trial. This indicates that LIRING-3 may
eventually be released and bence be available to ROWTON for
complete debriefing.
9. The only significant name that had surfaced as a result
of LIRING-3's involvement with the Guatemalan rebels in Mexico
City is that of Rolando Mendez Aguilar, whom Francisco Lara
Barrios contacted on 45-60-30 extension 27, in early April from
the home telephone of LIRING-3. (This number corresponds to the
"Publicaciones e Impresiones Mexicanas. S.A. - Diario Ovaciones,
Calle Lago Sirahuen 297, Mexico City). From the LIFEAT coverage
on LIRING-3 it is apparent that Mendez is a close contact of
both Lara and Sandoval and may be providing or have provided
employment for them in Mexico. The Station is attempting to
determine the home address of Mendez in the hope that further
details of his possible collaboration may be uncovered.
Raymond
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DIRECTOR,GUATEMALACITY
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PERUMEN LIRING-3 LIRING-4
REF: GUATEMALA CITY 8938 (229570.)
25 APR E398384
1. R4 RECEIVED CABLE FROM MEXICAN CONSULATE GUATEMLA.
CITY 24 APRIL STATING CONSULATE INTERVENING ON BEHALF LIRING-3.
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25 APRIL AFTER WHICH JUDGE WOULD HAVE EIGHT DAYS DECIDE DISPOSITION
OF CASE. CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTION COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA. NO MENTION
MADE BY SERRANO OR PRESS OF FACT FRANCISCO (LARA) BARRIOS ARRESTED
WITH TWO MEXICANS.
2. LATE 24 APRIL LIRING-4 RECEIVED LETTER FROM LIRING-3
HASTILY SCRIBBLED ON BROWN PAPER, AND PROBABLY MAILED TO HER BY
SERRANO. LETTER IN DOUBLE TALK SAYS LARA "ALL RIGHT" AND YARNS
AGAINST HAVING HIS WIFE TALK TO THE PRESS OR HIS MOTHER COME
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GUATEMALA TO TY HELP HIM. GOES OR TO SAY "THINGS MAY TAKE A
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CABLE. MARCUE SAID HIS REPHEW PERSAVAL "ALWAYS IN TROUBLE AND
DESERVED BE LOCKED UP" BUT ADMITTED CALLING ON MEXICAN FOREIGN
MINISTER ANTONIO. (CARRILLO) FLORES ON BEHALF PERSAVAL WITH RESULT
THAT MINISTER SENT MEXICAN CONSUL GUATEMALA CITY INSTRUCTIONS TO
INTERVENE.
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4. PER STATION BRIEFING LIRING-4 TAKING LIRING-3 LETTER TO
LIRING 25 APRIL WITH VIEW ASK AID LIRING-2 AND LIRING-9 AND USE
LIRING-3 ARREST TO TRY CORRECT ADVERSE REPORTS CIRCULATING RE HIS
LOYALTY. LIRING-2 DURING CATT SIDECTO
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CAPITAL 19 APRIL SAYING LIRING-1 WHO ASKED GIRL TO CALL HAD
SUCCEEDED OBTAINING PERUMES ESTRY VISA FOR LIRING-4. IF NEWS
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STATION NATURALLY HOPING ARREST OF LIRING-3 IN GUATEMALA WILL HELP
LIRING-4 POSITION DURING VISIT PERUMEN. IN REPORT ANNOUNCING
LIRING-3 ARREST IN GUATEMALA PASSED STATION 23 APRIL LITEMPOS
BRANDED LIRING-3 AS "COMMUNIST."
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MEMORANDUM
SUBJECT: LIRING-3 Visit To Guatemala With Guerrillas
FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARRA BARRIOS and CARLOS
MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE
1. On 5 March 1968, LIRING-3 had dinner with CARLOS
PERSAVAL MARCUE, nephew of MANUEL MARCUE PARDINES, director
of the now defunct magazine "POLITICA", a Communist bi-
monthly publication. During the dinner PERSAVAL queried
LIRING-3 if he could obtain a false passport for the wife
of an important Guatemalan guerilla leader so that she:
could tra from to fatemia. LIKING-3 replied
that he would do his utmost to assist.
2. On 8 March 1968 PERSAVAL told LIRING-3 that two(2)
Guatemalan revolutionaries had need to travel to Guatemala
by mid-March. LIRING-3 commented that there was limited
possibility of obtaining false documents, but that he could ·
brief the Guatemalans so as to facilitate their illegal
crossing of the Mexican/Guatemalan border, or if they desired,
he would guide them.
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3. On 9 March 1968, PERSAVAL again discussed the matter
·with LIRING-3, saying that one of the two travellers possessed
legal travel documents. Since the other person has no such
legal documents, they should enter Guatemala illegally.
✓ MEXI-47907
4. LIRING-3 reported on 27 March 1968, that one of the
traveller to Guatemala is FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS.
The group is of the opinion that LIRING-3 should also go to
Guatemala in order to meet an unidentified woman, described
as the FAR logistics officer, to discuss FAR support from
Mexico.
✓ MEXI-5000 7
5.
Departure was delayed because LARA sustained a self-
inflicted gun shot wound while cleaning a weapon. On 10 April
LIRING-3, LARA, and another person--described as a member of
the YON SOSA Faction--departed en route to Guatemala.
LIRING-3 was informed that the FAR and the YON SOSA group
are now working together, but that a certain amount of
compartmentation exists.
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6. During the 14-15 April week-end, Guatemalan
authorities arrested three individuals near the Mexican
border. They were brought to Guatemala City where they are
being held for interrogation.
The persons arrested are:
a.
b.
c.
FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS (Guatemalan)
CARLOS JURADO DEL MAR (Mexican)
CARLOS MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE (Mexican)
When arrested LARA admitted that he is a Communist, and that
he is returning to Guatemala to renounce his affiliation.
_ GUAT-3880 7
7. The G-2 of the Guatemalan military was not success-
ful in its interrogation of the Subjects, Liaison attempted
it but wa. compelled to conduct its interrogation in the
presence of G-2 officials who continually interrupted.
Liaison was attempting additional interrogation under more
favorable circumstances. Meanwhile G-2 is considering turning
over the Subjects to the "Army Special Unit" for further
interrogation.
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(I095626
22 APR 68 95857
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DIFFICULTIES FOR LIRING-3 IN EYES CUBANS AND MEXICAN LEFTISTS NOT TO
MENTION LIRING-4 WHO CURRENTLY AWAITING CUBAN VISA.
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PARDINAS, IMPORTANT MEXICAN LEFTIST AND EX DIRECTOR MEXICAN PERIOD.
ICAL WHICH RECENTLY DISCONTINUED PUBLICATION ALLEGEDLY, AMONG CIHER
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Operations Against PBRUMEN Targets inveiving LIRING-3, LIRING-4,
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case of LIRING-3/LIRING-4 the situation is further complicated
by the fact that PBRUMEN nationals at home and in LIRING (the
main target against whom the two have been directed) have
long suspected their motives for maintaining contact and
wanting to cooperate with them. The ups and downs of the
LIRING-3/LIRING-4 marital relations have from time to time
further complicated the conduct of operations involving them.
The Station can understand that Headquarters has some reser-
vations on the conduct of these operations. They have been
complicated, time consuming, and have blown hot and cold
depending on the state of mind of the PBRUMENers at the time
and the difficulties between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4. Because
of incomplete control, an almost inescapable feature of this
type of operation, a considerable effort was made to check
the reliability of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4. This involved
LIFEAT coverage, audio monitoring (LIROSIN), and occasional
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surveillance by the LIEMBRACES. The results, at least in the
PBRUMEN phase of this operation, have been unspectacular so
far.
The main usefulness of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 has been
a) as access agents to LIRING, (although this has been
largely reduced to the LIRING Consulate), and b) to introduce
Wallace B. ROWTON to visiting PBRUMEN officials and members |
of the local leftist community with access to PBRUMEN and
LIRING. A major effort was started recently to take this
operation up one more notch and, taking advantage of a recent
crisis in the relations between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4, send
the latter to PBRUMEN on a mission to assess and hopefully :
recruit new sources of information. The exploitation of
LIRING-3's contacts with representatives of the Guatemalan
FAR rebel movement was the object of separate correspondence.
LIRING-3's renewed contacts with these representatives do.
not at this time involve PBRUMEN, although the latter clearly
supports at least some of their activities.
2. Forwarded under separate cover are fifteen reports
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the activities of LIRING-3,
LIRING–4, and some of their contacts from late January to
31 March 1968. The Station has noted Headquarters' desire
for more frequent progress reports per reference A. It felt,
however, that in this case partial reporting of LIRING-4's
difficulties in obtaining a PBRUMEN visa (by far the most
important aspect of this operation during the period under
review) could have been misleading, as the situation changed
several times and LIRING-4 did not really know what to expect
from LIRING from one meeting with its representatives to the
Next, not to again mention the ups and downs of the LIRING-3/
LIRING-4 relationship, which hit a new low during this period.
The Station would like to point out in passing that, in
addition to cable reporting and dispatches transmitting
ROWTON's contact reports, the operations in which LIRING-3
and LIRING-4 are involved in are reviewed in some detail in
the over-all monthly report submitted by the PBRUMEN Section
of this Station.
3. The last time LIRING-4 accompanied LIRING-3 to PBRUMEN,
she obtained an entry visa in a few days. LIRING-4 thus felt
that as an ex-employee of LIRING with good connections in
PBRUMEN and LIRING she would obtain a new PBRUMEN entry visa
fairly easily. Entry visas are now quite a bit more difficult
to obtain, however, for PERUMEN nonofficial citizens abroad.
It also appears that the LIRING staff did not really know
what to make of LIRING-4's stated desire to return to PBRUMEN
for an extended period of time, as this was obviously based
'on a domestic quarrel. LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 have had other
quarrels, and the LIRING staff may have thought that this last
one would subside and that LIRING-4 would postpone or cancel·
her plans for going to PBRUMEN. It was to convince the LIRING
staff that the difficulties with his wife were serious that
LIRING-3. first went to LIRING. In a maneuver to further
convince the LIRING employees, particularly LIRING-2 and
LIRING-9, that LIRING-4 seriously wanted to go to PBRUMEN as
a result of domestic problems, ROWTON decided to have LIRING-3
openly question LIRING-4's right to take their child with
her. It must be remembered that, in Wexico, a wife cannot
leave the country, and especially take a child with her,
without the express and official consent of the husband.
little scenario appears to have been well played. On the
other hand, it did not help LIRING-4 obtain a visa any faster.
LIRING-2 appeared to be waiting, among other things, for
LIRING-3 to arrive at a decision regarding their child accept-
able to his wife. LIRING-3 finally "agreed" to let LIRING-4
take the child at his 26 February meeting at LIRING. Two
days before, LIRING-4 had been told by LIRING-2 that the
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"consejo superior" of LIRING, of which he said he was a member,
had not yet taken up her case. This was indirectly confirmed
by LIRING-16, who told LIRING-4 the same day that nothing
about her visa case had yet been sent to PBRUVEN as he would
otherwise know it, since he handled all vis correspondence.
4. There is naturally the possibility that LIRING-4's
visa request was handled by LIRING via classified correspondence
not seen by LIRING-16. This channel may have been used because
LIRING 4's visa request brought out the old problem of
LIRING-3's reliability in the eyes of the PBRUWENers. Although
LIRING-2, LIRING-9, and Identity appeared sympathetic toward
LIKING 4 and her projected visit to PBRUMEN (to the point
where they advised her on more than one occasion not to come
back to Mexico), they, at the same time, sought to clarify
two things. They first made another attempt to throw some
light on the sources through which LIRING-3 had obtained
information of particular interest to LIRING. Secondly they
brought up the question of "the Greek" (ROWTON) and tried to
obtain answers to pertinent questions. LIRING, as mentioned
by both LIRING-2 and luentity, is not used to being given
sensitive information without at the same time obtaining good
source description. Specifically, how did LIRING-3 hear of
the arrest of the LIRING member involved in a subversive case
in 1966, how did he learn of its proposed publication in the
press of a Central American country, how did he obtain the
report on Rico GALAN which he passed to LIRING, and how could
he have learned of certain of the activities of Moises OROZCO
Leal? To all these questions LIRING-3 replied by saying that
he had good sources in Nexico and Central America and that he
was not about to divulge them to the PBRUMENers. Both LIRING-2
and Identity in their conversations with LIRING-3 and LIRING-4
took pains to say that LIRING-3's conduct in his dealings
with LIRING and PBRUMEN was "above reproach." They wanted to
be sure, however, that he "had not fallen victim to unscrupulous
elements constantly surrounding the revolution.' To quote the
old cliche, LIRING-3 "got their message.
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5. ROWTON's introduction to LIRING-2 and other LIRING
members by Rodolfo REYES Cortes and his subsequent meetings
with LIRING-2 were bound to make the latter somewhat curious
about this wealthy Greek businessman and proclaimed friend of
"the revolution" who seems to travel extensively and appears
to have well-informed and influential friends in many parts
of the world. LIRING-2 was apparently ruffled by ROWTON's
criticism of the LIRING efficiency (see ROWTON's report dated
1 January sent as an attachment to reference B) since he
finally phoned ROWTON's "office" after the incident described
in ROWTON's 1 January report. For some reason LIRING-2 made
the call on a legal holiday when offices are usually closed,
and the operator of ROWTON's answering service answered
"Mr. ROWTON's (in alias) office." This apparently made
LIRING-2 even more inquisitive. During a one hour meeting
at LIRING on 15 February LIRING-2 asked LIRING-4 about her
relationship with "the Greek." LIRING-2 wanted to know where
and for whom he worked, et cetera. ROWTON's report of
17 February covers this conversation in detail. LIRING-2:
appeared to suspect ROWTON may have been one of the sources
of the information passed LIRING by LIRING-3 and warned
LIRING-4 "to go easy with the Greek," if not for herisake, at
least for LIRING-3, who "has not always treaded on firm ground."
LIRING-4 provided some "information" on her Greek acquaintance
on 24 February. ROWTON, who had briefed her in detail on what
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she should tell LIRING-2, felt, after listening to LIRING-4's
report, that the latter had at least partly succeeded in
lessening LIRING-2's suspicions. These suspicions may have
been further reduced after LIRING-3's discussion with LIRING-2
on 26 February. ROWTON did expect LIRING-2's questions and
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The Station does not know at this point whether
LIRING-4 will get a PBRUMEN entry visa but is still optimistic
that she will. The PBRUMENers appear convinced that there is
serious trouble between her and LIRING-3, and LIRING-1, to
whom LIRING-4 wrote for help recently, asked her to be patient
pointing out that red tape in PBRUMEN takes time. The
possibility that the PBRUMENers may allow LIRING-4 in their
country to interrogate her about the activities of her husband
and some of her friends has occurred to ROWTON and the Station.
Such a possibility is, however, most unlikely as the object
of the PBRUMEN suspicions is LIKING-3 and not LIRING-4, who
has several times told them that she knows little of what
LIRING-3 does. The most important consideration, however, is
that LIRING-4 is married to a Mexican citizin, and as
suspicious as they may be of the latter's doings, the
DDDINGS have, to the best of
this Mexican has done anything against their regime. On the
contrary, LIRING-3 has time and again warned them of impending
difficulties or problems. The fact that LIRING-4 is married
to a Mexican and that she enjoys the status of immigrant in
Mexico is also the best assurance that she would be allowed
to return to Mexico, as the PERUMENers want no trouble with
the Mexicans. The SGSWIRL examination recently given LIRING-4
has cleared the air at least on two points. First, that
LIRING-4 is not an enemy penetration, and, second, that she
has not revealed the nature and extent of her contacts with
ROWTON to anyone else than LIRING-3. The Station agrees with
ROWTON that LIRING-4 would, if given a chance, prove herself
to be a good asset. As for the question of being left with
continuing obligations in this operation, both LIRING-3 and
LIRING-4 know that there is little ROWTON could do beyond
providing legal-type advice to bring LIRING-4 back to Mexico
if the PBRUMENers refused to allow her to return to her husband,
an unlikely possibility as mentioned above in view of current
Mexican/PBRUMEN relations. The letter of understanding signed
by LIRING-4 specifies the extent of ROWTON's commitment and
leaves no doubt as to the extent of his obligations. . The
Station hopes that LIRING-4's relationship with LIRING-3 will
not improve with time to the point where she will lose the
proper motivation and cover to undertake the mission to PBRUMEN
for which she has been trained and briefed.
7. The attempt made to exploit Carmen LOZADA's trip to
· PBRUMEN to obtain assessments and vulnerability information
on a number of persons she knows who have operational potential
turned out to be a complete failure. LOZADA ran into such
difficult family problems in PBRUMEN that she had no time (or,
as it turned out, desire) to obtain the information requested
of her. The strain of her personal problems was such that
she nearly had a nervous breakdown after returning to Nexico
City on 16 February. Not even LIRING-3 could get anything out
of her. The victim of a type of family blackmail by her pro-:
AMTHUG husband, LOZADA returned to PBRUMEN on 15 March. }
ROWTON did not fare much better with Rodolfo REYES Cortes,
who returned to Mexico City in early March. REYES, who is
preparing to go to Chile to put on a ballet performance, has.
been extremely busy since his return with private and
professional matters. ROWTON nevertheless managed to debrief
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him at least partially on his contacts in PBRUMEN. The only
concrete result of REYES' trip to PBRU¼EN so far is the contact
which he made with Sukendah*HANAFI, the ex-Ambassador of
Indonesia in Havana. According to REYES, HANAFI expressed
interest in meeting PONTON to "work something out" to the
mutual advantage of both the Greek and Indonesian revolutions.
After a couple of phone calls, it turned out, however, that
HANAFI would probably be unable to obtain a Mexican entry visa.
The Station believes, anyway, that little would be gained by
a meeting. From the information at hand, HANAFI is a convinced
leftist who does not lack for money and seems to have an!
enjoyable life in PBRUMEN. The Station is finally not
interested in the Indonesian "revolution" or in what HANAFI
could do to help the Greek leftists.
8. If she does not go to PBRUMEN an effort will be made
to further exploit the antagonism LIRING-4 has developed for
the personnel of LIRING in the course of her attempts to.
obtain a PBRUMEN visa to obtain additional operational
information on LIRING and its employees. LIRING-4 has been
so humiliated and angered that she is willing to do literally
anything against BIRING. She old ROWTON chal Si put
a time bomb in the building if he asked her to do so. LIRING-4
has already been used unwittingly for NHCREDO purposes. It
may be possible if she stays in Nexico City to use her in
connection with an audio operation against the "safe room" of
the LIRING Consulate.
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1. LIRING/4 was given an SGSVIRL examination from about 1030 until
1300 c:: 31/3/68 at room 602 of the Hotel del Bosque on Calle helchor
Ccampo. Kowton rented the suite in the naze Nicolas Spyropoulos and no
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2. Howton first proposed the examination to LIRING/4, after discussing
it briefly with LIGING/3, at 1600 on 30/3/68 in the coffee shop of the
Hotel bosque in the presence of the examiner. L/4's initial reaction was
almont identical to that of HIRING/3. one of shock, indignation, and out-
right refusal on the ground that it was "servil" and beneath her dignity
at any price. She made it clear that she felt she had been and was taking
all the risks and consiered it completely unfair that she should have to
subject herself to such a "polinerogation when she can done nothing
wrong and in fact knew nothing about Roston. At one point she commented
that this whole thing made her think that Rowton was an agent of WCFACT.
She did not dwell on this point, however, or return to it subsequently.
3. In view of this unfavorably turn at the initial session -owton agreed
with the examiner that the latter should gracefully bow out and give Howton
a chance to soften 1/4 up by a more thorough explanation, expecially since
L/4 refused flatly to accompany Roston and the examiner to the safehouse
room upstairs. Rowton then spent the next two hours explaining the test
emphasing that it would not include any indiscriminate frivolous questions
and that I/4 would know beforehand what the precise questions were. Howton
made it clear that he was interested mainly in determining whether L/4 had
betrayed him to her LIMING contacts and had any sort of secret agreement
with PERUMEN to work against him. L/4 finally agreed to take the examinatio
the following morning since as she stated her conscience, was clear.
4. The responses appeared favorably on pertinent questions and the control
question on any theft of money (suggested by nowton on the basis of the
report given to him in confidence by liring/3 that L/4 had taken 2,000
pesos from the LIKING safe which she almost immediately replaced on his.
insistence) proved to be excellent. L/4 did not reveal the specific theft
but she was evidently thoroughly convinced after the test that the SGS-IAL
is reliable and cannot be beaten Roston and the examiner felt it unwise to
break her on this control question since it would prove counterproductive
and would probably expose L/3 as the source. The test will proably serve
as an excellent deterrent and additi nal control for future assessment of
1/4 and evaluation of her reporting.
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LIRING/4 Report of Status of Request for ke-entry Permit.
1. Howton met with LIRING/4 at her request at 1630 on 23/3/6 at the
Denny's Restaurant (Reforma . Diana) to discuss the status of her visa
(re-entry) request. She stated that she had just received a letter from
her friend Doctor Iolanda Díaz, transmitted through Jorrin and given to her
by the latter that same morning. The translation of the text of the letter
is as follows:
"Año del Guerrillero Heróico”
La Habana.Febrero 9/68
Sra.
México, D.F.
Er Dear
te I omplained to you last night when we spoke
(on the telephone) the processing of your entry is being held up
because of a number of things that have to be done which in the
view of the priorities you known exist result in its not being done
as rapidly as one would wish.
I don't think you should be discouraged and rest assured that as
soon as it comes through, we'll advise you, especially since Abreu
is going to follow it through. Hisses to your child and regards
to Carlos.
/s/ Yolanda
2. The letter, a copy of which was made by Howton, also contains a P.S. from
Abreu, a translation of which follows:
I'm taking an interest in your matter. As Yolanda explains
red tape takes time. I received your cable and letter.
Fondly,
/s/ Abreu
3. LIRING/4 called to Rowton's attention the length of time ( almost six
weeks) for the letter to reach her dispite the fact that Abreu himself most
probably forwarded it through the pouch. 1/4 commented that when she re-
marked this to her friend Catalina Cepero, the latter stated that she had
received a ltter in the pouch the same day but it was dated in December, 1967,
and another from Yolanda dated February 9,1963.
4. LIRIG/4 also reported that she had finally managed to talk with her
father on the telephone, and, although he appeared uneasy and somewhat abrupt
(seco), she was reassured that he was in reasonably good health. She finally
assured Howton that she no longer suspected him of any foul play and agreed
that her father was apparently acting on the advice of his lawyer in con-
nection with the visa reugest of her brother (to emigrate to the U.S.) that
was being processed in New York.
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LIMI 3/4 Report of News Concerning her Father in New York.
1. At 1600 on 22/3/63 Roston visited LIRING/4 at her residence to discuss
with her a report she had received from a mutual friend concerning her fa-
ther. Earlier in the day LIRING/3 had informed nowton that LIRING/4 had re-
ceived a disturbing piece of news to the effect that someone had approached
her father in New York City and told him to break off all contact with LI-
HING/4 in order to avoid jeopardising his residence in the U.S. According
to LIRING/3, LINING/4 was convinced as a result of this report that Roston,
and possibly with the knowledge of LIRING/3 himself, had arranged this ap-
proach to preclude any xxxcontact L/4 night have had with her father that
sight jeopardise her mission to Havana. Howton assured HIRING/3 that he had
take no such action and agwood ta tall to IEC sucher also since
according to LIRING/3 she was very upset and her confidence in both Rowton
and LIRING/3 himself shaken.
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2. Roxton reassured LIRING/4 when he saw her but, of course, could not" fur-
nish proof of any kind that he had not intervened. He asked several times the
identity of the source, but LIRING/4 seatfastly refused to divulge it, sar-
ing only that a lawyer friend of her father had written to her stating that
the reason her father had not communicated with her over ka the past three
months and had not answered her letters and telephone calls was that "they"
had told hám not to maintain any contact with his daughter at the risk of
Tlosing his residence in the C.S. Rowton asked whether the lawyer's name was
· Portuondo (a lead furnished by LIRING/3) but I/4 would not confirm or deny
this, syaing simply that she would look into the matter herself. She said
that she suspected nowton since he was the only person to whom she had given
her father's address in New York and she could not imagine why any other
person would have a rotire to contact her father in that way. She added that
if her father had just given her some sort of explanation she could under-
stand, but acting the way he did indicated that someone had terrorized bim
into complete silence. Rowton again insisted that he did not in any way
contact her father, and would never have done so without first consulting
ber. He survised that possibly her father's lawyer had counseled him to
break off contact in connection with the application her father was making ✿x
for a visa for LIRILG/4's brother on the ground that the American authorities
might deny the visa if they knew of LIRING/4's previous employment in the
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1. Rodolfo Reyes Cortes informed howton 8/3/68 that while in Havana
he discussed with his friend Sukeniah Hanafi, ex-Indonesian Ambassador
to Cuba, possibility of collaboration with his Greek leftist, businessman
friend both in international commercial deals and politically. According
Reyes, Hanafi expressed immediate interest, accepting Reyes' word that
could place full trust in Howton. Hanafi stated that be felt something
could be worked out to their mutual advantage of both the Greek and the
Indonesian revolution, since he had contact himself with the liberation
army of Indonesian.
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return to Mexico City, initiaṛf Mexico City where
Reyes could make the introduction personally, but indicating that he might
run into difficulty in obtaining a visa. He added That if Mexico City not
possible he would travel to Faris where he has never had visa trouble.
3. Reyes reported to Rowton on 11/3/66 that he had talked to Hanafi on
telephone xxi asking him arrange trip soonest to Rexico Vity, but Hanafi
had replied that his initial check had revealed Mexicans would insist on
clearance with Indonesian Embassy Mexico City prior to issuance of visa.
Hanafi added, however, that he taking matter up with Raúl ñoa and might
be able arrange some sort of official travel to facilitate issuance of visa.
He promised advise Reyes soonest since he aware that Reyes must leave for
Chile by end March (as soon as his wife, Tatiana, obtains Chilean visa).
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1. At 0930 on 9/3/68 LANG/4 reported to howton that she had again on 2/3
visited the LIRING establishment to check on the status of her re-entry
permit. She stated that LIKING/2 was cordial but politiely passed the
buck on her re-entry peruit to LIRIS/9, stating that it was a matter for
L/9's office and that in any case he himself was so busy looking for a
house for the Chief that he could not do anything else at the moment. He
said in passing that he had to go to Acapulco that evening and would te
there until Sunday night ( 10/3/63). He jokingly invited L/4 along for
the ride. He also commented that he himself would be back in Havana about
June and why didn't L/4 wait to go back with him. He added that in any case
he hoped to see her there.
2. LIRING/4 also reported that Echenendía ( Ismail Suarez de la Paz),who
happened to be present when she was talking to L/2, commented that his wife
would be leaving on the 11 March flight and that he himself expected to be
returning in about two weeks. L/4 then commented sarcastically that at the
rate things were going with L/2 she would probably be still waiting for her
entry permit when he left and in that case he could personally expedite it.
1/2 then by way of apology stated that the mother-in-law of the Swiss Am-
bassador had been waiting for over three weeks for her entry visa and there
was nothing he could do to speed things up from this end. L/4 replied that
this was after all little consolation for her, although she felt very sorry
for the Swiss mother-in-law.
3. LIRING/4 continued to Rowton that she then spoke briefly with LIRING/9
who greeted her cordially and asked her to take a coffee with him in his
private office. On entering this office L/4 noted that the plaster had falle:
from the ceiling just above the desk and L/9 commented that kept it had
just happened the day before and that he hoped to have it repaired soon. He
added that he would also be getting better furniture and some pictures to
decorate the bare walls. L/4 noted that the phone was still attached to the
wall and no lamp of any kind was in the room.
4. According to L/4, LIRING/9 is still waiting for a reply from Havana re
her re-entry permit, and hoped to have some reply by 11/3/68. His secre-
tary privately assured L/4 that she would let her know at once if anything
came in. LIKING/4 also reported to Rowton that she talked to her fitend
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Yolanda Díaz on the telephone as a follow-up on her telegram to ask
Ramiro Abreu to expedite her request for the re-entry permit. L/4 told
Kowton that Yolanda explained that she had been unable to contget Abreu
at first but finally got to him on 8/3/68 and be promised to do what he
could sconest, although he commented that it would beimpossible to do
anything over the week-end.
5. LIRING/4 also reported to howton that she had talked briefly with srta
Esperón of L/2's office and was surprised to hear her complain of the "in-
supportable" conditions under which she had to work. Erta Esperón said
that she had been exployed in the LIRING offices for the past 38 years and
prior to the revolution had been relatively happy. Lately, however, every-
thing was full of mystery, all doors and cabinets locked up, and nobody
trusving anyone. sue conllded in 1/4 that she had had enough ("harta") and
was afraid that she would have to leave, abandoning any hope the still had
of getting her pension after so many years.
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Subject:
Miscellaneous Information Furnished by LIEING/4.
1. At his meeting with LI.ING/4, on the morning of 1 March, 1968, Rowton
asked L/4 for various miscellaneous information that might be of use to
the Station. L/4 recalled that when she worked in the Consulate office,
the combination of the safe was as follows:
4 times to right, stopping at 10,
3 times to left, stopping at 65,
2 times to right, stoppingat 75,
then turn to left until one can feel tumbler drop in place.
2. L/4 also furnished nowton with information for the attached sketch of
the consular office where she formerly worked, indicating the location of
the safe (in the corner concealed behind a wooden door locked by key). Like-
wise 1/4 gave details of the office Abelardo Curbelo weich she stated he
shared with his new secretary, Conchita the wife of the Olympic Attaché.
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3. L/4 also told howton that she learned recently from Jorrín thật all
confidential papers are now handled and processed by one person. 1/4 added
that she learned from conversation with MercededMartinez Koreno de Gonzalez.
that she is in fact the person handling the confidential documents. Sbe
stated to L/4 that she has to process the confidential papers of all the
offices, specifically Curbelo, Cicard, Luna, as well as her husband's,(Cruz)
and Martinez'. L/4 explained to hostonthat previously each' office handled
its own confidential documents, and filed them in their respective safes.
4. L/4 also gave Rowton the form given her by the Consulate to be filled in
for the "Registro de Ciudadano. Cubanos". L/4 explained that she alleged
that she had lost the original form give n to her and thus obtained another
so that she could provide Rowton with a sample of the form( attached here-
with).
5. L/4 also reported that, as Rowton had requested, she typed out a letter to
her father (given to the Station) at 1330 on 1 March, 1958, on the consulate
typewriter. She regretted not having been able to obtain the name of the
typewriter since it was not visible on the case. when she asked Adis E.
Lopez de Valdes the name the latter surprised her be saying that 1/4 was
the second person to ask for such information that day. In view of that
` comment, L/4 felt she could not press for the information desired.
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Subject:
27 February, 1968|
LIRING/3 Report of Conversation with LIKING/2.
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1. At 0930 on 27/2/68 LIRING/3 reported to mowton that he had spoken
briefly to Echemendia (email Suarez de la Paz) on 24/2/68 and to LIRING/2
at some length on 26/2/68 in the LIMING offices. L/3 explained to horton
that Echemendía had passed a message to him through 1/4 that he wanted to
talk to him and that he would telephone histo arrange a meeting. 1/3 con-
tinued that schenendía finally con acted him by phone at about noon on
24/2/68 and asked him to come to the 17xinG office that afternoon. L/3
told Rowton that when he finally saw Echenendía the latter was very vague
and general in his statements and that all he could gather from his state-
ments was that schemendia was apologetic for the "isunderstanding" that
had arisen as a result of L/4's request for a re-entry permit., Echemendia
stated that "we" are concerned that 1/3, whom they considered honest and
above reproach in his dealings with PERUMEN, might have fallen victen to
unscupluous elements who constantly surround the revolution. L/3 confessed
to Rowtn that this vague and almost incoherent line of Echemendia annoyed
him to such an extent that he felt it useless to continue his conversation
with him and as a result terminated it at the first opportunity.
2. IIING/3 continued thathe met with LIRING/2 on 26/2/68 at the latter's
office with much more fuitful results. According to L/3, 1/2 began by
stating that "they" appreciated the information L/3 had passed to them at
various times in the past, specifically the report of Julian Lopez' arrest,
the proposed publication of the airest in the Guatemalan press, the report
concerning the letter of Rico Galán and the Crozco afair, but they were
frankly perflexed with regard to the source of such sensitive information.
L/3 told Rowton that he explained to 1/2 that he had excellent Central Ame-
rican contacts, as well as Mexican sources in good positions, who could fur-
nish such information witout naming anyone. He told 1/2 that he had no in-
tention of jeopardising his business contacts by revealing their identity,
and he felt that what he had done was in the interest of BAUMEN and the
revolution, and that L/2 and his friends should not lock a gift horse in the
mouth and see spies behind every blade of a grass, just becasue they
themselves had no capability to check out his reports.
3. L/3 then told howton that 1/2 asked directly aboot "el Griego" and his
relationship to I/3. 1/3 stated that he feigned surprise and asked? That
Gréek", adding that he knew several Greeks in Guatemala, Venezuela and Ne-
xico. 1/2 clarified by stating that he meant the Greek introduced to him
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by Rodolfo Reyes. L/3 then exclaimed: "Ch, you mean selor Harris." to
which 1/2 replied in the affirmative. L/3 then explained that he felt that
sr. Harris was a high-minded revolutionary with high level contacts through-
out the world developed unrough his cusiness xxxxc relationships who baa
helped him a great deal over the past two years both financially and morally
then asked 1/2 at
tional business, to vich L/2
repiled that he knew practically nothing, 1/3 told howton that he then
closed in with a somewhat elaborate explanation of how international busie
nessmen acquire valubable bits of intelligence with trying as a result of
the sensitive relationship they develop with political personalities in
various governments. L/3 stated to nowton that he felt 1/2 was impressed
favorably with his explanation, since he finally stated that in reality
"they" (meaning himself, Sergio Martinez, Ismail Suarez de la Faz and
Cepeda), the Consejo Superior de la Embajada" had nothing against sr. Harris
but simply that they did not know enough about him. L/2 then stated that
L/3 must realize that the revolution was surrounded by provocateurs and
that when they have the least suspicions that they rust put on "the amber
light" of caution. 1/3 then stated that his dealings with sr. Harris were
sensitive high-level business negotiations for the procurement of sulphur
and that he could produce documents to prove this. L/2 replied thatthis
was not at all necessary and that it was simply just a question of knowing
a little more about the sources available to L/3 and abou: the "Greek".
conluded with a statement that 1/2 must in the last analysis weigh the en-
tire affair in terms of whether L/3 in fact had ever done anything against
the revolution. 1/2 replied without hesitation that everyone felt that L/3
had always acted in good faith and h-d the best of intentions. It was simpl;
that they felt that L/3 might have become a victim of a provocateur without
realizing it.
I/3
4. L/2 then stated that he had no objection to giving L/4 an entry permit
but he hoped that 1/3 was not just trying to solve a domestic problem by
sending her back to her mother. L/3 replied that there was in fact a serious
domestic problem and confessed that he had had an affair with another woman ·
which L/4 had discovered but he felt this was a very personal problem about
which L/2 should not be concerned. L/2 replied that he agreed with this and
was concerned simply about the child whe8 he felt L/4 should be permitted
to take with her. L/3 told Rowton that he finally conceded to L/2 that per-
haps he was right and that he should be more considerate of L/4 and permit
her to take the child to lavana. L/3 told Rowton that the meeting with L/2
ended on a rather cordial note and that he had the impression that L/2 would
grant 1/4 the re-entry permit without further delay.
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25 February, 1968
Subject:
LIRING/4 Report of Conversation with LIRING/2.
1. LIKING/4 reported to Rowton at 1045 on 24 February, 1963, that she
had again spoken to IIRENG/2 about her entry permit to return to Havana.
She appeared depressed and began the conversation stating that she was
"fed up" (Labta) with the LIKING office, explaining that she felt that
she had been treated very unfairly and shabbily, particularly by LIRING/2.
She stated that she had waited for several hours to see LINING/2 on the
mroning of 23 February inside the premises of the LIKING offices but had
finally to leave after only a few words of conversation with him.
She
related that 11.ING/2 and LIKING/O were occupied in conversation with
Eugenia Clguin(who had recently returned from a three-months stay in
havana with he sister Marcela) and she did not feel it proper to inter-
rupt to ask about her permit to return to Cuba. when she finally button-
holed LIRING/2, he said that he would rather talk to her the following
morning about 1000, since it was Saturday, explaining that he was very
busy with a number of difficult cases.
2. LINING/4 continued that when she returned to his office about 1015 the
following morning ( 24 February) she again had to wait about 15 zinutes
before finding LIKING/2 alone. To her annoyance he again brushed her off,
stating that he still did not have a final answer since the matter had not
as yet been taken up by the "consejo superior" of the establishment. L/2
continued that he hoped to have some sort of decision by Monday and asked
1/4 to see him again. L/4 stated to Rowton that she could not contain her
feelings any longer and exploded in a burst of invective again the LIKING
office, accusing them among other things of giving visas to all sorts of
hippies and delinquents and making her wait on pins and needles when she
had a right to return. 1/4 then stated that just as she was leaving, she
turned to 1/2 and said: "Ch, I forget to tell you, but I managed to see the
'Greek+'* 1/4 told Rowton that at this L/2 came suddenly back to life and
invited her into his office again, closing the door and ushering her to
a chair. She then stated that she had telephoned "the Creek" (Boston) on
the pretext that she wanted him to buy some jewelry for her on his next
trip to Switzerland and succeeded in having coffee with him at Sanborns.
She continued that in the course of conversation she learned that his tele-
phone is actually an answering se vice and hence operates 24 hours per day,
and that he is interested in buying sulphur in Mexico and that his principal
client is the Greek shipowner, Niarchos. She then showed 1/2 a matchbox on
which the Greek had written the name Niarchos in both Greek and English
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script, since she pretended to be curicus about the spelling of the name.
According to 1/4, 1/2 snatched up the match-box with expressions of appre-
ciation, and continued to listen with interest. 1/4 continued that the
Greek explained to her the difficulties and complexities of working with
the Mexicans in procuring sulphur and other critical products, but she
confessed to 1/2 that she knew nothing about such matters and felt very
confused. She commented, however, that the Greek appeared quite relaxed and
willing to answer her questions. She added that shen she turned the conver-
sation on Cuba, the Greek replied that he was interested naturally as a
good revolutionary, but frankly was very disappointed ("decepcionado") at
the treatment received by the LIRING officials he had met, including 1/2.
_L/4 continued that the Greek-bad-commented that he had many dealings with
foreign officials in his normal business operations but had never encountered
the discourtesy shown by itted mestnome, who did not ovom ander his veie-
phone calls. L/4 conluded with a statement that she felt the Greek was no
longer interested in Cuba and assumed that he had obtained whatever infor-
nation he needed from other sources.
3. LIRING/4 then asked L/2 whether he needed any more information since she
might be seeing the Greek once more before he left for Europe again. L/2
replied that he appreciated what she had already obtained and added that he
felt it wise in these cases to get to know the person "more and more" before
making a judgement. 1/4 told howton that at this point she could not refrain
from the outburst:" But you have known me for several years, and you 'still
can't make up your mind. How mch time do you need to figure things out”.
She told Roston that 1/2 just smiled at this and again asked to be given
until Monday for the final answer re the permission to return.
4. LIRING/4 then told howton that as she was leaving the premises, she stoppeċ
briefly to chat with Jorrín. The latter appeared genuinely surprised that
LINING/4 had not as yet been granted her permit. Then she commented that
probably L/2 had to wait for a reply from Havana, Jorrin exclaimed:" Ko,
that's not probable, since he did not send any cable on you; otherwise I
would know". He added as an afterthought that possibly he could have sent
a dispatch which he would not know about, but he doubted that in view of
the time element involved. Jorrín then commented that "everything"had changed
since “L/4 had left her job, explaining that now all confidential papers,
not only from L/2's oofice but also from L/9, the Commerical Section, and
from "Luna's office" were handled by one person rather than as previously
by each office, (L/4 commented to Rowton that she had never heard of a per-
son by the name of Luna) and that things in generals had been tightened up
froz a security standpoint.
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Subject: Carmen Lozada Statments to LIRING/3 re trip.
1. LIRING/3 reported to nowton at 2130 on 19/2/68 that Carzen Lozada
had telephoned him about 0930 that morning and that he had seen her
again at her request. On this occasion he found her relatively composed
and quite coherent as compared to their first meeting since her return.
2. L/3 reported that she stated that the situation in Havana wasi
"chaotic" - econcically a disaster-with-no-rice-on-the-Larket, gescline-
rationing ( 8 gallons per month for ordinary cars and 20 for larger)
strictly enforced and police control "brutal". She stoked that of the
Havana airport everything is searched even of Mexicans as herself and
what can be taken for personal reasons is removed on the pretext of
having it "checked".
3. Carmen Lozada stated specifically to L/3 that she had beard strong
rumors in Havana that Fidel Castro would be replaced by Dorticos mainly
because of the failure of Fidel's economic policies. It was also rumored
that sugar productions would fell far below last year's figure, possibly
exceeding 4,000,000 tons by only a fraction. Bad fertilizer xxxxXXXE=
HEX is blamed but the general feeling is that it is rather bae management
and Fidel's advisors are taking the blame.
4. Carmen also reported that she had heard "confirmed" reports that César
Montes is no longer leader of the Guatemalan revolucion, although, she
could not say who had replaced him.
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LIRING/4 Report of Conversation with Echemendía ( Ismail
Suarez de la Faz).
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1. LING/4 reported to korton at 1000 on 19/2/68 at the Juca d'iste
café that she had met with schemendia for about one hour on 17 -
ruary at a small coffee shop off calle Fachuca in Colonia Condesa. Sbe
explained that she had telephoned chemendía fromthe home of her friend
Blanca Peña de Anand and arranged to meet his about 1730 at a nearby corner.
2. IIPING/4 stated that Schemendia was cordial as usual and told her that
he hoped locked forward- t. seeing her again whenever she felt she could
go out with him fom Tụnch on dinnon, So gekod han amgin chout ham tain to
Havana and she informed histhat she hoped to leave on the 23 February
flight. Echemendía asked if she thought she might have difficulty re-
turning to Mexico, to which I/4 replied in the negative, commenting that
in the past neither the Hexicans nor the Cubans had given her ar- trouble.
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3. According to 1/4, Echenendía then queried har in some detail about how
LIRING/3 was doing, his business in Chiapas, where they were living, and
what his plans were. She replied in as matter-a-fact way as possible, al-
leging that I/3 was selling his paintings and doing well in business.
4. Echemerdía then commented that the HIRING office locally had commented¨¨¨
re L/3 that although they appreciated the information be had passed to them
they did not have the sources and details and hence had to view them with
suspicion. Echezendía apologized to DIRINT/4 for having to say this
(me da mucha pena) but he felt obliged to pass it along to her. He added
that both Havana and LIKING are accustomed to get sources along with the
reports turned in to them and always are uneasy when these are lacking.
He agreed with 1/4 that 1/3 had acted in good faith, but also defended the
position of the MEING office which he said was surrounded by provactions
and infiltrations.
5. 1/4 told howton that she did not tell L/3 about this rendevous with
Echezendía (whose a tentions to L/4 in the past have zade 1/3 particularly
jealous and annoyed) since she did not want to disturb hia. LIRING/3,
however, reported to howton at about 2100 the previous evening (15/2/68)
in an obviously irritated tone that by pure chance he had seen Echemendía
and LIRING/4 together at a coffee shop about 1800 on 17/2/68. When Howton
explained that he had known of and approved of the meeting beforehand,
Läi/3 calmed down and shrugged it off.
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4 February,1968
1. IIRING/4 signed contract with Rowton (alias) effective 15 February
through 30 April, 1968, providing payment for information and services.
No obligations specified other than financial (total $750.00 for period
specified). LIRING/4 also signed acknowledgement of alias "María Barra-
gán" which was used in contract and receipts for funds.
2. L/4 departure which originally scheduled for 16 February, 1968, will
be delayed until following Fridgy to permit intensive commo, and security
training, and strengthen backstop for objective of trip. On 12 February
LIRING/2 told 1/4 that he would issue permit to retum and, in expression
apparently genuine sympathy, ursed her take trin and minero sho
belonged". On morning 13 February Echemandía ( Ismail Suarez de la Faz)
who met L/4 by chance inside iIRIng compound remarked he happy to learn
she going back home for a trip and then added "go back and stay2. He then
invited her to lunch or dinner out 1/4 felt it wise to turn him down first
time. They had lunch inxing LIRING dining rooz. On Rotton suggestion she
will, however, accept for outside lunch so sound him out further on his
reaction to her return.
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3. Simultaneously in order build up conviction in minds LRING officials
that 1/4 returning becasue of marital problez with LIRING/3 (which she
herself stated to Rowton that she hesitated to reveal to angone), SIRING/3-
talked with LIRING/2 in his office 13 February (at moment L/4 elsewhere
in LIRING offices) and pretended to have just learned of 1/4's request for
permission to return. L/3 in angry tone alleged that he could not under-
stand why L/4 would want to return, that he had treated her as well as he
could, and that in any case he would not permit her to take their daughter.
LIRING/2 although obviously screwhat embarassed took 1/4's part and urged
L/3 to reconsider and give permission to L/4 to take daughter along since
she would be reluctant to leave as a "good mother". 1/2 went so far as
to state that if L/3 insisted it would be tantamount to "blackmail" against.
LIRING/4. L/2 continued that he felt obliged as a LIRING cfficial; to grant
LIRING/4 permission to return but he did not want to oblige her to depart
without her child. LIRING/3 told howton that he did not give in and left
LIRING/2 with the impression that his mind was made up regarding the
child.
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it later when informed by loston as being in her best interest, She
agreed that child could not be properly taken care of at mother's
home in Cantiago becasue of short supply of essential food with neither
parent presert, that her departure without child would permit frequent
correspondence with 1/3, and provide excellent pretext for return to
Mexico (to convince 1/3 to permit her move child to Havane with her once
she established.
5. For högtrs info, Rowton convinced that LIRING/3 wants permanent se-
paration from LIRING/4 feeling that situation has become "intolerable",
whereas IIHING/4 still hoping against hope that their domestic difficulties
can be patched up and that when she returns they can resume formal marital
relations. She insisted to Howton that she would remain loyal to him and
do nothing to increase his antipathy for her. (Rowton feels this is tro-
bably best control that can be hoped for in her operational work).
6. Following lengthy meetings with 1/4, Rowton has evolved following
operational plan with her approval:
(a) LIRING/4 on arrival will re-establish contact with and assess
the following contacts:
(1) Famiro Abreu
(2) Arnol and Ruby (wife) Rodriquez
(3) Caribel Guilfrido
(4) Capt Luis Carballo and wife
(5) Lcló de la forriente
( (6) Mercedes Mcrales Lereverent.
These persons will be referred to in / messages by number
only for security reasons. 1/4 knows that numbers three and five
have already expressed strong anti-revolutionary sentiments and
will attempt discreetly to determine present attitude and access.
(b) Discreet efforts will be made learn of efficiency and modus
operandi of DSE. DINING/4 insisted on this for her own pro-
tection since kosten alleged that he could not provide her with
necessary briefing. She feels confident that she can set at
least some basic data from Ramiro Abreu. L/4 commented that she
almost certain the CSE de manipluated by a "foreign service
since she certain tha Cubans themselves incapble of efficient
and secure operations.
(c) when 1/4 feels she has reached point with any of above that she
can make scze sort of "deal" (for instance assistance to them
from outside in exchange for help to her in finding "interesting
position during her forced stay there) she will notify horton
by 3/ and proceed further or withdraw as per instructions.
(a) In event. L/4 meets other persons who might prove recruitable
she will mention their names xxx address and position in text
of open letter to ENG/3 alding that they send their regards
and need, something no available in Cuba. The persons thus zen-
tioned will be referred to in 3/1 by next consecutive number in
subsequent message. Howton has stressed that be interested only
in persons in excellent positions and conceivably recruitable.
the list should therefore not be exhaustive.
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(e) LIRING/4 WIL have two channels for 3/4. First to "Lic.
Antonio Force " with false return a dress and sent through
open mail, and second to IEC/3 sent by hand through Ramiro
Abreu to RING office and delivered by hand by Jorrin to
Dacubaya apartment, or given by 1/4 to some friend traveling
to Mexico. In first case all letters failed, except the frist,
will contain S/; ressage; in second case all letters with en-
velope bearing "Colonia Concesa" after address will be for How-
ton and have 5/*. L/4 promises sent several letters to 1/3
without Dessages as soon as she arrives to test channel.
(f) Only channel for incoming messages for L/4 will be letters from
LIRING/3 Oxtaining words" Chiapas" and "arte" and either hand
carried, sent through pouch, or through open mail. ¦
(G) The following signals have been agreed on for purpose specified:
(1) Danger signal will be absence of name Zinzuni in open
text to 1/3. In aller letters L/4 will mention name.
In event hostile control child will be referred to by
Hickname, or endearing pression luv Fj faut.
(2) "All my B-1 complex vitamins are gone" indicates need
for new carbon. "I have no more cologne that everyone
liked so much" indicates med for developer.
(3) New carbon sent to IIHING/3 will be recognized by simple
drawing Ex attributed to daughter and sent as
expression of sentiment by LIRING/3.
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7. In reply her query re best course of action in event she has reports
DSE planning arrest, Rowton advised LIRING/4 destroy S/w supplies, and
take refuge in Mexican Embassy in hope that she would be able communicate
with LIRING/3 ( she did not ask nor did Rowton volunteer how she could
notify him since she assumes Rowton would remain in continuing contact
LIRING/3).
8. LIRING/4 encouraged by atticure and sympathy shown by IIRING/2 and
Echezandía re her remaining in Cuba, but she made it clear to Roston that
she would not do anything jeopardize her residence permit in Mexico or
forfeit the time accumulated, unless Howton could arrange have Mexican
Ambassador în Havana renew her XXXXX Visa and assure her. She added that
best approach would be return after time up to attempt bring child back
and at that time make new contract with Rowton providing for guarantees.
Howton agreed stating that be not in position for many reasons, including
security, to make such commitments at this time. L/4 made it clear to
Howton also that she realizes that he probably operating in an alias and
is affiliated with some sort of service or organization (this came out
during discussion of contract and acknowledgement of pseudonym which she
did not want), but she stated bluntly that she did not want to know any
more about nowton than the little she already knew since "it would be
easier to face an interrogation without betraying him completely".
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LIRING/4 Report of Questioning by LIRING/2 re Rowto
("The Greek").
1. at 1030 on 17 February, 1963, LIRING/4 informed kowton that she had
dropped into the LIGING offices at about 1230 on 15 February and again
on the morning of the following day to check with LIRING/2 concerning
her entry permit for travel to Havana. On the first occasion LIRING/2
asked her casually whether she had seen anything of the "Greek friend"
lately. LIRING/4 tcld Rowton that she replied that she and LIRING/3 heard
from him from time to time, mainly by telephone, and that he had invited
her out cccasionally, but she,lIRING/4, had turned him down.
2. On the sccond onersion, during the lato momming of 18 Pohmiary 1068,
LIRING/2 saw L/4 again on the premises and asked to not to leave until
she had seen him, since he wanted to discuss something with her. When she
fibally saw him in his office some 30 zinutes later, he again asked whether
she had seen the "Greek", not mentioning Rowton by his alias (Harris).
Since L/2 had mentioned L/4's Greek friend whom he had met through Rodolfo
Reyes on a previously occasion, LIRING/4 felt she could not pretend not to
know about whom he was talking. She therefore replied again that occasional-
ly she heard from him when he was on a trip to Mexico. LIKING/2 asked
what L/4 thought of him (the Greek), to which she replied that she found
him pleasant and very generous ( bondadoso). L/2 replied, "Yes, but what
does that generosity come from?" He then added that he had many question-
marks concerning that person. He gave as an example the fact that when be
telephoned his number on a holiday, 31 December or 1 January, his "secre-
tary" replied. It seemed very strange, continued L/2, that the Greek's
telephone was manned at all times, night and day, and even jon holidays.
He then further expressed doubts about where this person lived and how
he earned his money, and why he was so interested in Cuba.
3. LIRING/4 stated to Rowton that she was st first quite taken aback by
this direct "interrogation", even though it was made in a friendly tone,
and replied as best she could by ear. She stated that she assumed the
Greek was carrying on lucrative business and lived in Europe although she
could not supply any specific answers. She was aware that he had brought
some of LIKING/3's paintings at an excellent price and took hisgenerosity
for granted since she enjoyed living from the good business LIRING/3 gained
through him. LIRING/4 then asked L/2 why he himself didn't do some checking
of his own, since she assumed the that LIRING office was capable of such
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activity when the occasion called for it. LIGING/2 replied that he had
too many other things to do, and anyway, when scrething smelled bad
("apesta") he keeps away from it. LIRING/4, continuing to take the of-
fensive, stated that on several occasions inthe past the Greek had invited
her out but she had not accepted, but that she easily could accept on the
next occasion and possibly even obtain a photo of some kind for LIMING/2.
L/2 replied that a photo would not be of any use, all he could do with
it being to send it to Havana. He added that he had many suspicions, parti-
cularly as a result of the telephone, but had nothing concrete "in his
hands", and that what he needed was "datos".
4. LIKING/2 then asked L/4 whether she knew when Rodolfo Reyes was return-
ing and where he would be living? She told nowton that she replied in the
negative, commenting simply that she had heard that he would be moving
to Chile to work in the national ballet there. 1/2 returning again to the
Greek wondered why he was so generous with gifts and entertainment. 1/4"
stated that she never looked a gift horse in the mouth, to which LIKING/2
replied that she must be careful, if not for her own sake at least for the
sake of LIRING/3 who, he felt, was not treading on firm ground( "terreno
firme"). L/4 admitted that she was often worried about L/3's activities,
about which he told her almost nothing. 1/2 then commented "Invesitigate
the Greek and you'll feel better." (Averigua lo del Griego). He then added
that that supposed letter from Rico Galán was not considered authentic,
and also the case of Orozco definitely involved the police. LIRING/4, since
she was aware that L/3 had discussed both these cases with L/2, except
that L/3 had not to her knowledge zentioned the arrest of Crozco, stated
that she felt 1/3 had acted in completely good faith, even though he might
have been somewhat inpulsive ("precipitado").
.
5. LIRING/2, continuing the conversation, which according to L/4 lasted
over one hour, stated that both she and L/3 must be careful of their con-
tacts. He commented that he could not even go out on a date with a girl
without thinking of the consequences. He could go out once maybe, but
he felt it wiser to drop the contact for security reasonsL/4 told Howton
that she concluded the conversation with a promise to elicit as much data
from the Greek as possible as soon as she could get in touch with him.
6. Rowton then told L/4 that he felt relieved in fact that L/2 had brought'.
this whole matter up, since it was better to face such an interrogation
here in Mexico rather than in lavana without the benefit of Rowton's advice
and briefing. He then stated that he felt it essential that L/4 provide,
1/2 with much-beeded answers to his quesions. To avoid the impression of
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collusion, Rowton suggested that 1/4 see 1/2 again and ask for howton's
telephone number, which she could alleged she could not find at home and
which she preferred not to ask I/3 fer, in order not to arsuse his sus-
picions. Once she obtained the number she could allege that she telephoned
Rowton on some pretext ( provided if possible by LIRING/2 himself) and
managed to see him at lunch a few days later. She could then report to
L/2 that howton had told her that his telephone was actually an answering
service and hence only messages were taken around the clock. He had no
need of an office since he traveled in and out so often and his business
did not require an office with the accompanying headaches. L/4 would con-
tinue that Rowton confided that he was working on sensitive deals to pur-
chase Mexican sulphur ( an expensive and difficult item to procure anywhere
in the world at this time) and that his principal business connection was
with Stavros Niarcos, the wealthy shipowner. His interest in Cuba stemmed
from Miarcos' desire to study the shipping possibilities there in the event
the korthamerican embargo was lifeted.
6. Howton instructed 1/4 to commented to 1/2 that when she spoke of the
LIRING office, Rowton appeared very irritated and remarked that he was 1
"decepcionado" with the tre tment he had received from both L/2 and the
commerical office. If 1/2 appeared surprised and curious about this, 1/4
could continue that Rowton commented to her that he could not understand the
cavalier manner in which the LIRINGS did business. He cited the example of
at least three telephone calls he had made some weeks previously to both
I/2 and the commercial office, leavinf his name and telephone, and that
no one had had the courtesy to reply. L/4 could then added that as a result
Rowton was auncyed andhad decided to go directly to Eavana to get the info-
mation he needed on prospective business on behalf of Hiarcos.
Uplowtar
Wallace B. Howton
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Subject:
10 February, 1968
Briefiing in Communications and Security of LIKING/4.
:
:
1. During the past four days Kowton has had daily meetings with LIRING/4
to give her initial training in S/# and discuss channel's of communication
that might be used securely and logically by LIKI G/4 and Rowton. A"con-
tract" to serve as a letter of understanding for both Rowton and LIRING/4
was drafted as a basis for present and future colaboration. No reference
to NOFACT was made or implied, but konton made it clear that he had "firends
and colleagues” who were interested in intelligence coverage of FERUMEN
and who would carry on his collaboration with HIRING/4 in the event of
Rowton's death or unavailability.
2. The first item discussed was a simple open code to designate nonenne
of interest either as targets or possible hostile elements, so that L/4
could mention these persons in the text of her 3/W correspondence without
compromising herself. A list of the persons concerned with the code names
is attached herewith. LINING/4 understands that these code names will not
be used in open letters to LIRING/3 under any circonstances.
3. As far as letter drops are concerned, Rowton instructed LIRING/4 to
send her 5/ Dessages with innocent text cover to the following address:
Lic. Antonio Ponce Cortés
Hultifamiliar Miguel Alemán C-326
México 12, D.F.
using a notional return address that could not be easily traced, and drop-
ping the letter in a public mailbox in the center of town. Rowton dia not
give LIKING/4 an indicator for the cover text since it was understood that
all messages, except the first, would contain an s/w ressage. LIKING/4 ₹ro-
mised to mail an innocent text letter as soon after arrival as possible so
that Routen would have a good idea of the lenth of time involved in his
receiving future letters.
4. LIRING/4 was advised that she would receive S/N messages from Rowton
on the paper backing of seriographic designs ( Aztec seals) being produced
by LIRING/3. The designs, prepared in the form of creating cards, would
be addressed to a third party and contain a brief message of greeting in
the handwriting of LIRING/3 and would be sent as an attachment to a rou-
tine letter from LIRING/3 sent by hand or through the LIRING pouch. Both
LIRING/4 and sowton agreed that open mail, since it would have to bear her
true name and address, would be both too risky and too slow. In the un-
likely event of discovery, L/4 would have some way out, alleging that she
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had nothing to do with the message and placing the blame on LIRIC/3.
5. At subsequent meetings,however, LIRING/4 accepted the probable long
delays in reseiring mages, both to and from her, involved in the
open mail and agreed that it would be necessary to take the risk in-
volded in sending at least some d' the messages under cover of normal
correspondence to LIRING/3. She also agreed with Rowton that serding
S/w on the back of seriographic designs would constitute a pattern and
might attract undue attention.
6. It was therefore agreed that LIKING/4 would also write 3/w in letters
to LIRING/3 that would be hand-carried to Mexico by a friend or seat in
the pouch and delivered by Jorrín to her Tacubaya address. Rosten structed
LIRING/4 to insert"Colonia Condesa" in the address on the envelope if
the letter contained 5/w, otherwise leave out this addition. Since Roston
would have a key to the Calzada Tacubaya apartment he could check regularly
for any letters that Jorrín night nave slipped under the door during periods
when LIRING/3 might be absent from Mexico City.
7. At his meeting with LIRING/4 on 14/2/68 the following additional signals
were agreed on:
(a) Danger Signal: Omision of name Zinzuni from open text. The
child would always be referred to in regular
correspondence with LIRING/3 by name. In event
of hostile control, LINING/4 would refer to
child as "hijita" or by some other endearing
name, but refrain from using her tirst name.
(b) New Carbon Reeded: to be indicated by the phrase "I need
more vitamin B-12" or "I have run out of my
B-12 complex vitamins".
(c) New Developer Needed: " I have run out of that nice cologne
I brought with me".
8. As far as incoming S/i was concerned, Rowton stated that if a cover
letter from LIRIG/3 contained the words "Chiapas" and "arte" it would in-
dicate that an / message was being forwarded in that letter.
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13 February, 1968
Subject:
LIAI/3 Report of Meeting with Carmen Lozada.
1. At 2100 on 16/2/66 1/3 reported to Roston that he had met with
Carmen Lozada at about 1130 ca 17/2/63, at the square in Coyacán. Ee
explained that on 15/2/68 their mutual friend, Carren Molina, had con-
tacted Carmen Lozada by telephone and bad learned that the latter planned
to return to Mexico the following day (Friday, 16/2/6). Carmen Lozada
had told her on the phone to give her regards to her friend ( LÍRING/3)
but to ask him not to meet her at the airport since she would be acco-
panied by her daughter and would be met by her parents on arrival in te -
xico. LIMING/3 therefore contacted her through Carmen Molina on the
morning of 17/2/68 and made the date to meet her near her parents home.
2. 2/C continued wha as soon as de saw Carmen Lozada he inew at once that
something unpleasant had happened during her visit to Havana. He told Howta
that she had apparently lost five or six pounds, was dressed in a slovenly
manner and gave of appearance of a distraught person, almost on the verge
of insanity. Her unter and su.sequent conversation, often incoherent and
half hysterical, confirmed in 1/3's mind that she was suffering from severe
strain and depression. L/3 told kowton that he understood from her remarks
that she had found the Havana airport, Havana, Cuba and the Cubans in
general "detestable". She exclaimed at one point: "Cdio a esa isle maldital'
She added that she was on the point of becoming an enemy of Cuba (volverse
gusana). In the next breath, however, she stated that she had to return
"en pocos días" as soon as treatment had been arranged for her daughter,
(suffering from asthma). L/3, pretending to think that she had patched
up things with her husband, Enrique, asked whether she had been reconciled
and found that she really loved her husband after all. She eễlaimei,
ding to L/3, in a half hysterical voice that she hated her husħand and
everything her represented.
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3. L/3 continued that despite his repreased questions Carmen Lozada re-
fused to give hin četails of what actually had happened to her. She re-
peatedly stated that she was under "intense, horrible pressure" that she
could not explain. Then L/3 commented that L/4 was preparing to return to
Havana, Carmen Lozada burst out again with "qué horrible!" but again did
not explain. In view of Carmen Lozada's obvious state of psychological
and physical disintegration,IIKING/3 told Howton that he felt it best to
terminate the meeting at the first opportunity (about 1630) and leave as
gracefully as he could. He added that when he left he looked back to see
her standing in a daze for a full five minutes before walking off..
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30 January, 1958
Subject:
LIRING/4 Report of letter from Maceiro, Vice Minister
of Education.
1. At 1000 on 30 January, 1965, LIRING/4 reported to Horton that
she had seen Jorrín the previous afternoon and that he had told ter
that he had been to her apartment the previous evening but bad failed
to find her or MIRING/3 in. He explained that Dr. Marinelo, who was
visiting Mexico City, had asked him to deliver to LIRING/4 as letter
from their mutual friend, Dr. Maceira. Jorrín then gave LIRING/4 the
letter.
2. LIBING/4 stated to Rowton that the letter was simply a request for
shoes for Maceira's child which could not be obtained in Cuba. LIRING/4
commented that this was only another of a series of such requests that
Maceira and Figueroa of the Ministry of Education had been making to
her since their last visit to Mexico. She had in the past ignored the
requests since she felt she had done enough and could see no useful
purpose in running around town as a purchasing agent, particularly when
there was no guarantee that they would reimburse her.
3. Horton suggested that on this occasion, however, it might prove worth-
while, in view of Marinelo's apparently important position in uɛvana and
LIRING/4's forthcoming trip. Ee suggested that LIRING" purchase the sheet
(about 50 pesos) and attempt to deliver then personally to harinelo; She
could then invite him to lunch or dinner in the hope of assessing his
present feelings toward the regize. LIRING/4 recalled that Marinelo had
been Rector of the University of Havana and was a member of the old guard
communist party. She added that Jorrín had mentioned that Marinelo held
Ambassadorial rank and was serving at the present time in some sort of
international delegation.
4. LIRING/4 also reported that she had run into an old Cuban friend,
Aralia Arizzendi, on the street, and that the latter had given her her
home phone as 23-79-95. LIRING/4 explained that Arizzendi had married
a Mexican psychiatrist and left Cuba some years back. As far as she knew
Arizmendi was sympathetic with the Castro regine and on more or less
friendly terms with LIKING. On this occasion Arizmendi joked with 1/4
about the inefficiency of the LIRING offcials, saying that the only per-
son she felt was doing a decent job was Cepeda.
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5. LIRING/4 also reported that she had written a snort letter to
her negro zedical student friend, Yolanda, and droppped the letter,
as requested by Rowton, in the open mail ( to ascertain the time taken
to deliver the letter to Havana. LIRING/4 gave Yolanda's full name and
address as:
Yolanda Diaz
Forverir 112 - Depto 12,
entre Aguilera y Bouza
Lawton
Tel: 99-46-88.
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LIROSIN Deactivation of Audio Installation.
Hone
HEMA-31821, dtd 3 April 1967.
1. On 15 April 1968, circa 1410 hours, the audio installation
described in reference was deactivated. The SPT-2A was recovered
by Walter W. CORNEURY and returned to Station stock. The LP equip™
ment, an SPR-2A and UHER 4000 L, will also be returned to Station
stock.
2. Inasmuch as LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 were terminating their
"lease" on the target apartment, it was felt the SPT-2A carrier
current transmitter would have to be removed because of its shallow
concealment. To continue the assessment of target personalities
however, we wanted to wait until almost the last minute. The week
of 15 April 1968 was selected as an appropriate time by Wallace B.
ROWTON, who is in contact with the targets.
3. At about 1300 hours, 15 April 1968, Walter W. CORNBURY and
Cliver D. CIECH entered the and were greeted by LIROSĩ vào knev
we were coming but did not know why. A check of the audio device
revealed that LIRING-4 and a young (teen-age) male relative were in
the target. This was as expected. At 1330 hours, LIRING-4 left.
the apartment, alone, for a luncheon date with ROWTON. She returned
a few minutes later and made the male relative accompany her. (This
was obviously at the insistence of RONTON.) The telephone number of
the target apartment was tried a few minutes after their departure
and was not answered, again as expected. At 1400 hours a telephone
call was received in the LP from the Station as a relay from ROM TON
that the targets vere safely ensconsed for at least the next hour.
(It was known that LIRING-3 was out of the city.) Another telephone
call to target with no answer, and CORNBURY entered the target
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apartment using keys provided by ROWTON. The wall plate was removed,
the AC lines to the SPT-2A clipped off close to the plug, the SPT-2A
easily removed, the wall plato refastened, and the target apartment
vacated. Total time about two minutes. CORNBURY and CIBOCH left
the area immediately. There were no security problems noted at any
time.
4. The LP equipment will be removed by LIROSI5 and returned
to stock on 17 April 1968.
9. Please note that no ADP sheet has been submitted with this
report.
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REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 5111 (IN 85161)
B. MEXICO CITY 5141 (,~ 86263)
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RETURN TROH SHORT HAGHI100, anLLAGE 5. RÚDION WAS
GIVEN SEALED LETTER FROM LIRING-3 BY LIRING-4. LETTER INDICATED
A. LIRING-3 DEPARTURE FOR GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS DELAYED
WHEN FRANCISCO LARA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IN ANKLE WHILE CLEANING
GUN. LARA ANXIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR AS FAR
MEMBERS FORBIDDEN CARRY WEAPONS IN MEXICO.
B. LIRING-3 DEPARTED 10 APRIL WITH LARA AND OTHER GUAT
WHO MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS GUAT
INSISTENT HE TALK DIRECTLY WITH YON SOSA.
C. LIRING-3 AND LARA WILL PROBABLY VISIT SAN SALVADOR IN
ADDITION GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS,
2. PER LIRING-4 OTHER GUAT WHO INTRODUCED TO LIRING-3 BY LARA
AND IS PROBABLY RODOLFO SANDOVAL CALLED AT HER APARTMENT 9 APRIL
LOOKING FOR LIRING-3 WHO OUT. SANDOVAL STATED HE HAD TO TALK TO
LIRING-3 IN PRIVATE AS DID NOT WANT LARA LISTEN TO CONVERSATION.
SANDOVAL IDENTIFIED SELF AS MEMBER SOSA FACTION. EXPLAINED THAT.
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ALTHOUGH SOSA GROUP AND FAR NOW GENERALLY WORKING TOGETHER THERE
WERE STILL MANY THINGS "KEPT ON A COMPARTMENTED BASIS." ALTHOUGH
LİNİNG-S DID NOT REFER TO SANDOVAL IN HIS LETTER TO ROWTON, HE
MENTIONED THAT HE HAD "LONG TALK" BEFORE LEAVING.
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1. Os 23 and 25 March 1908, the Bexico City Státics placed
photo coverage on his Lerm 64, the address where several Curta
malas, including francine Lali Furries, ware staying in Heries,
eccording to LIRI}, Coverage of this address led to pisto
SUVDARge di MAD MA, NY REFERS VEHre verŒIES & MEES
appeared to congregate.
2. Since LIBI-3 to not available at the prament time te
identify any of the perenas in the pantographs, the Station
decided to make them available to thy Gusterals City Station for
possible identification.
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MEXICO CITY 5111
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ON 5 APRIL 68 STATION RECEIVED PHOTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF
GUATEMALAN PASSPORT WHICH LIRING-3 SAID FRANCISCO LARA WOULD USE
TO ENTER HONDURAS FROM GUATEMALA.
CREFENCY IN NAME ORIGINALLY REPORTED IN REF AND NAME ON PASSPORT.
CORRECT NAME IS JOSE MARIA OLIVA CARRANZA, ORDINARY GUATEMALAN
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PASSPORT NUMBER 134825 SERIES REGISTRY NUMBER 22743 ISSUED 27 MAY
1963 IN GUATEMALA CITY. OLIVA EORN SAN FELIPE, RETALHULEU ON
9 FEB 1935.
2. OTHER DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED INCLUDE MILITARY INSCRIPTION
IN GUATEMALAN ARMY, CARD NUMBER 49259, BIRTH CERTIFICATE NUMBER
2825671, CEDULA DE VECINDAD 287165 AND ELECTIRON CARD 187817.
3. THESE DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY LIRING-3 WHEN THEY PASSED
TO HIM BY FRANCISCO LARA TO USE IN MAKING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTA-
POUCHING COPIES OF DOCUMENTS TO ADDRESSEES,
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
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ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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261-822457,
JURADO Delmar and Francisco Adalberto LARA Errios
Action Required: Home; FYI
Reference
Mexico City-5111, dated 4 April 1965
I. Attached for the Addreasses' infermation and retention
are caples of the documentation cited in the reference above.
2. Planes note tha
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✓ the aliases of Francisco Lara, Higual Angel CoLIVA Castaneda
and Jacinto RANGEL Cervantes, according to LIRING-3.
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SECRET EZISEEZ APR 63 CITE MEXICO CITY 5111
GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR, TEGUCIGALPA
REF: GUATEMALA CITY-8822 (NCT SENT TEGUCIGALPA) (IN 80309)
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1. AFTERNOON 3 APRIL 68, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE PLANS DEPART
CUATEMALA CITY VIA LAND IN COMPANY CUATEMALAR CITIZEN FRAN
LARA CIRCA 4 APRIL 68. ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS VALID MEXICAN DOCUREN-
TATION AND LARA HAS FALSE MEXICAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION DOCUMENTATION,
THEY WILL ATTEMPT ENTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY.
2. IN GUATEMALA CITY, LARA PLANS INTRODUCE LIRING-3 TO WOMAN
WHO LOGISTICAL OFFICER FOR FAR IN GUATEMALA CITY. TRIP WILL THE
BE ARRANGED FOR LIRING-3 TO VISIT FAR SIERRA DE LAS MINAS HEADQUARTERS
TO DISCUSS FUTURE SUPPORT OF FAR FROM MEXICO CITY.
3. AFTER APPROXIMATELY TEN DAYS IN GUATEMALA, LARA AND LIRINE-3
WILL TRAVEL TEGUCIGALPA TO INVESTIGATE POSSIBILITIES OF SETTING UP
PRINTING PRESS UNDER LIRING-3'S TRUE NAME.
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SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION PUBLICA UNDER NAME JACINTO RANGEL CERVANTES.
FOR IDENTITY CARD PHOTOGRAPH, LARA WORE GLASSES, HAIR DYED GREY AND
NO MUSTACHE. LARA TOLD LIRING-3 THAT FOR TRAVEL TO TEGUCIGALPA
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MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA. LIRING-3 WILL PROBABLY USE VALID
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DOCUMENTATION.
5. FOR TEGUCIGALPA: LIRING-3 (IDEN) IS STATION PENETRATION
OF GUATEMALAN GUERRILLA GROUP IN MEXICO CITY. FRANCISCO LARA IS
FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAS
RESIDED IN MEXICO FOR PAST YEAR AND WHO CLAIMS TO BE FAR REPRESES-
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BOX IN MEXICO CITY FOR STATION CONTACT, DO NOT BELIEVE STATION WILL
BE ABLE SUPPLY ADDRESSEES WITH INFO ON HIS TRIP TO GUATEMALA AND
HONDURAS UNTIL HE IS THOROUGHLY DEBRIEFED AFTER HIS RETURN TO
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1. RE PARA 4 REF: DUE 28 MARCH CHANGES WITHIN GUATEMALAN ARMY,
INCLUDING REMOVAL OF KINISTER OF DEFENSE RAFAEL VARRIAGA) BUSQUE,
STATUS OF "OPERATION AZTECA" UNCERTAIN. CONSEQUENTLY STATION CANNOT
GUARANTEE ANY TYPE PROTECTION FOR LIRING-3 IN CASE HE CAPTURED. ALSO
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FOR IMPORTANT OPERATION. HE SAID INFORMATION HAD SEEN RECEIVED
THAT GROUP OF THIRTY CASTRO CUBANS PLANNED ENTER GUATEMALA FROM
MEXICO AND THEIR ARRIVAL TIED IN WITH WAVE OF TERRORISM AND
SABOTAGE WHICH REPORTEDLY TO TAKE PLACE 31 MARCH. ESMARVEL-1
DID NOT INDICATE SOURCE OF ABOVE INFO. HE SAID THAT REINFORCED
SCUGA TEAMS WOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF SAN MARCOS AND
HUEHUETENANGO ON MEXICAN BORDER, WITH A BACK-UP TEAM IN DEPARTMENT
OF QUEZALTENANGO. SCUGA UNIT WAS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING VEHICLES
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ON 27 MARCH 68 LIRING-3 REPORTED THAT GUAT FAR MEMBER
WHO PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA
IS ACTUALLY FRANCISCO LARA, PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH FRANCISCO
LARA
ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, AKA CARLOS LARA (REFS B AND C).
INADVERTENTLY GAVE HIS TRUE SAME WHILE DISCUSSING WITH LIRING-3
THE PLANNED TRIP TO GUATEMALA.
2. AT PRESENT, LIRING-3 MAKING FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR PERSONS
HE TO LEAD INTO GUATEMALA. THEY PLAN TRAVEL SOMETIME BEFORE
31 MARCH.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO IS FAR LOGISTICAL OFFICER.
LIRING-3 TO ENTER GUATEMALA WITH GROUP IN ORDER MEET
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AVAILABLE TO FAR (COULD UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN BE DIAN ADELA JIMENEZ
OR BRENY HOSEL CUENCA?)
3. LIRING -3 IS NOW ATTEMPTING DETERMINE TRUE NAMES OF OTHER
STATION
PERSONS HE TO TAKE TO BORDER AND EXACT DEPARTURE DATE.
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STATION NAC ALSO TAKES PHOTOS OF ADDRESS WHERE GUATS
BELIEVED BE STAYING AND FILM BEING DEVELOPED. WILL PRIORITY
POUCH PHOTOS AND LIRING-3 REPORTS.
4. LIRING-3 WILLING ENTER GUATEMALA WITH FAR MEMBERS BUT
WOULD LIKE KNOW IF OPERATION AZTECA STILL IN FORCE. IF NOT,
COULD STATION GUATEMALA ARRANGE ANY TYPE OF PROTECTION FOR HIM
IN CASE HE IS CAPTURED BY MILITARY OF POLICE?
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27 March 1968
LIRING/3 Identification of FAR Memeber.
1. At 1130 on 27/3/68 L/3 told Rowton that at last he had obtained
the true name of the FAR member he had met through Carlos Persaval
and who had previously identified himself to L/3 under the alias
Miguel Angel Oliva Castañeda. LIRING/3 said he learned that the xxx
true name of this person is Fancisco Lara and that he and some 14
other Guatemalans are here in Mexico City legally as exiles. L/3
added that he met "Rodolfo", the older and apparently more important.
FAR member, yesterday ( 26/3/68) but as yet has not been able to
learn his true last name.
2. LIRING/3 also immediately idenditied the surveillance photo (clipped.
portion st
returned herewith) as that Francisco Lara.
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FAR Commandante
3. The other surveillance photos, as follows
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he identified as of Carlos Pereaval and his wife
Teresa Lozada de Fersaval respectively.
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Wallace B. Rowton
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Francis Calberto
LARA Farrin
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22 March, 1968
LARING/3 Report of Contact with Gustenalans in Mexico City.
1. At a brief meeting with Rowton at 1700 on 22/3/63 at bhe Diana Restaurant
LIRING/3 reported that he was working on the fabrication of identity docu-
ments for the two FAR representatives (Hiquel Angel Oliva Castañeda and
Rodolfo) through his seriographic process and that he hoped to have the
pictures of the persons concered the following day. He asked howton to
bring along his copying kit so that he could quickly copy the pictures
just before LIRING/3 put them on the identity cards. Howto prom sed to
bring the kit to the Atoyac apartment at 1500 on 23/3/68.
2. LIRING/3 also reported that he had learned from the Guatemalans that
a certain *Esquenasi or Eskenazi, a Guatemalan who has resided for many years
in Hexico and who owns or operates a factory called "Cromos de México", has
been very helpful to the FAR menabers in Mexico. Likewise a doctor by the
name of Jorge Flesch has been of service when needed. i
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3. In reply to howton's query LINING/3 stated that all the seven Guatemalans
he had recently net ( four of whom live at 54 Río erna) appeared to be FAR
adherents, except one, who he had learned in passing was a follower of Jan
Sosa. L/3 also stated that he had learned that the one who worked in the
photo shop on San Juan Latrán street was an accountant rather than a photo-
grapher.
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1. LIRING/3 reported to Roster at 1600 en 20/3/68 that he had again mot
with kiguel Angel Oliva Castaleda, this time at about 1930 in front of the
Chapultepec novic and went with him to the Café Literario ch Calle Lieja.
L/3 told Ecston that Oliva confided to him that had just learned from
four Guate an emrades who lived oath in an apartment on Calle Lerma
that their residence was bein. surveilled by what they felt was the Hano
Blanca. He ex lained that they had noted several fairly well-dressed men'
hanging around the apartment house and had tried to follow one of them but
he had run off. This all indicated to them that the surveillance was not be.
ine carmied
the Momican Folie, but by E private group. thiva the
stated that they knew that the deputy chief of the lano Blanca crianization
Oliverio Castañeda, was currently in Hexico City, and assumed that he had
organized the surveillance. Oliva then mentioned that one of the four living
at Calle Lerma was the well-known Guerrilla leader who had recently sought
sanctuary in the Mexican Embassy in Guatemala City and was granted asylum
to Mexico through the intervention and influence of Lazado Cárdenas.
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2. In order to determine the exact location of the Lerma apartment, LIRING/
told howton that he offerred to help identify the surveillance by conducting
a countersurveillance himself the following evening. He also red the
of his Tacubays studio, recommending that in any case the four should dis-
perse at least temorarily.
3. L/3 also reported to howton that he again met with Cliva at 1015 that same
morning and that the latter had taken him to a printing shop on Calzada Tlal
pan near Calle José T. Cuéllar, named "Regia",as L/3 recalled. (The Mexico
City telephone directory lists "Resca-Impresos y Rayados, Calle J.T. Cuélls
57, tel: 78-05-01). Oliva told L/3 that this shop produced varicus ID papers
for them in the past but unfortunately was not able to fabricate a good
Mexican ID card because of the unavailability of the special type used. L/3
said that he was confident that he could make the reproduction through his
seriographic process. In the course of conversation (liva confided to I/3
that the Guatemalan lawyer, Capuano, had provided blank Guatemalan, X3 cardı
in the past and in general had been very helpful. -e aided that Capuano had
succeeded in getting all the Guatemalens relised from prison after their aR-
rest in the Julian López case.
4. Cliva also stated that he felt it possible and advisable that 1/3 tr-vel
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with him to the FAR headquarters in the Sierra Mine on his forthcoming
trip so that L/3 could get first-hand requirements from the PAR supply
responsible (whom Oliva referred to as a woman). Oliva also mentioned
that FAR was hoping to obtain a lathe to permit the manufacture of weapons
locally (in the moutains).
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5. Cliva also stated that the principle purpose of the visit of his comrade
"Rodolfo" was to obtain funds and to return to Mexico. Cliva added the in
the event 2/3 could make the trip he could also return with Rodolfo to
Mexico. In reply to 1/3's query, Oliva stated that the funds Rodolfo would
be given in Guatemala were from various robberies carried out by Fär for
the purpose of raising its own funds. Cliva commented that they could not
count of the Cubans or the CPG for financial support when it was needed. He
added that the sale of the booklet "Terror in Guatemala" (of which 1/3 had
obtained a copy from Carlos Persoval) had helped to supply some of the money
to be used for the trip. Oliva indicated that he himself planned to remain
in Guatemala with the FAR forces in the mountains.
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LIRING/3 Report of Contact with Memebers of FAR, Guatemala.
1. At 0945 ɔn 19/3/68 at the hobbins Restaurant, Calle Leibnitz and Melchor
Ceampo, LIRING/3 reported to howton that he had again set the FAR member
whose sketch he had Liven Rowton the previous day and whom he had met thru
Carlos Fersaval on 17/3/63. He explained that Fersaval had finally con-
tacted him by phone late Sunday afternoon (17/3/63) and introduced him to
one of the two Guatemales who wasted to return clandestinely to their
Guatemalan
country. 1/3 described this man, who later showed bin/identification papers
in the name of Miguel Angel Oliva, sped 33, as short, stocky, with black hair
trimmed short and rather thick prominent eyebrows. 1/3 estimated his age as
35 and said there was no doubt in his mind that he was a native-born Guate-
malan. Isais person wore a thin Houstache. L/3 then drew howto
a sketch of the person concerned which Rowton passed in to the Station the
same day.
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2. LIRING/3 continued that he conversed with the Guatemalan, Oliva, in the
presence of Carlos Fersaval and his wife Teresa Lozada de Farsaval at the
Miss restaurant on Reforma for about 45 minutes, taking the line that he was
willing to help the cause as he had done in the past, but he wanted to be
certain of the exact affiliations and bona fides of the persons with hom he
was dealing. When this apparently surprised and somewhat shocked Carlos Fer-
saval and Teresa, L/3 explained that he had had some unpleasant experiences
with such persons as Crozco and was aware that many FAR desertors were cir-
culating around Hexico these days. The Guatezalan, Oliva, however reacted
favorably saying that he understood 1/3's position and cid not blame him.He
added that he would furnish proof of his FÅR affiliations and indicated that
there were two other comrades, one much more important than himself, sho
also needed help in returning. L/3 told Roston that he stressed to all pree
sent the risks involved in providing false documentation and acting as a
guide for them to cross the border illegally and his original commitment to
help only two persons. In reply to L/3's query, the Guatemalan Oliva stated
that their destination would be Guatemala City itself and they hoped that
1/3 would be able to accompny then there since they were not familiar with
the countryside between the border in the Comitan area and Guatemala City.
3. According to LIKING/3 the latter insisted that he meet the other,core iñ-
portant Guatemalan, and be given an opportunity to make carreful plans be-
fore attempting the journey to Chiapas and Guatemala City. Oliva then made
a date with Persaval and 1/3 for the next evening at 2300 at the corner of
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San Juan Latrán and Madero at which time he would try to arrange a meeting
with his conrade.
4. IILING/3, at his meeting with Howton the following mornin 19/3/58) re-
ported that when he arrived at the place designated he found the Guatemalan
Cliva waiting with neither of them saw Hersaval. Clive, after avait of a--
bout 45 minutes, suggested that they give up and go to a cafeteria, Copa de
Leche, on Jan Juán Latrán. L/3 stated to sorton that while they were waitin
they were joined by another Guatemalan, a young man of about 22 years of ag
and rather stout, who accompanied ther to the Cafeteria. The older Guatemal
then showed 1/3 a Guatemalan passport in the name of Miguel Angel Cliva Cas
teñada which he said was false but which enabled him to travel in Mexico.
The younger man sated that he had legal documents but did not volunteer his
name to L/3. In the mince of what Ulver cuate -
malan, Oliva, formerly worked in the advertising business in Guatemala City
and that the younger man was familiar with electronic equipment and radio
communications probleus. The older Guatemalan apologized to 1/3 for not hav-
ing been able to bring along the other Fan ccaride, to whom he referred as
"Rodolfo" and again promised to introduce him t: 1/3 the folloring evening.
He promised to telephone L/3 at 1400 the next day to confirm the meeting.
5. LIRING/3 then told Roston that the two Guatemalans then escorted him to
the Hotel del Valle on Calle Independencia ( Horton recalls that Dr. Eusta-
mante resided there during his stay in Mexico City several months ago). I/3
told morton that be met two other Guatemalans there in the lobby and comment :
that they talked r. ther freely in front of hin, discussing at one point even
the illegal acquisition of a revolver needed by one f them. In the course o
conversation 1/3 stated that he learned thst César Hostes is nos back in
Guatezala and that the FAR is planning an April offensive. All the Guateza
lans expressed concern over the increase in the power of the "Fano Blanca“
and blamed it for the kidnapping of the Guatemalan Archbishop. They also con ·
mented that the military in Guatemala were disenchanted with the "puppet pre
sident”,Montenegro, and could be expected to increase the terririsa from
the right in order to place Montenegro in an impossible position and eventua
ly justify his removal.
. 6. 1/3 commented to Houton that he noted that at no time did any of the Guate
malans mention Cuban aid or assitance. In fact one of them at one point s-id
that he had tried unsuccessfully to obtain a visa for travel to Cubasone
thirty days previously.
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Subject: LIRI.G/3 Report of Meeting with Carlos Fersaval.
1.-LI=ING/3 reported to howton at 1115 on 15/3/63 at the restaurant
Hiss on reforma and Calle Mississipi that unfortunately his meeting with
the two Guatemalans scheduled for the previous evening at 2230-2300 in
Danny's restaurant (Reforma at Diana Circle) did not come off. He stated
that he arrived at the restaurant at 2230 and waited until about 2315 vith-
out seeing either Persaval or being approached by any Guatemalan. He con-
tinued that just as he was about to leave, he beard a tap on the window
behind him and turned and saw Teresa Lozada de Fersaval on the street. He
wnet out and compond to a car where Carlos Fersaval was waiting.
He was then driven to samborn's Angel and remained there with Carlos and
Teresa for some thirty minutes.
2. According to LIRING/3,Carlos Fersaval explained that he had been stood
up by the Guatemalans and had been unable to get in touch with them to in-
troduce theз to L/3 as he had hoped. He added that one of the persons xXXX
had been in Cuernavaca two or three days previously and perhaps had not
been able to return in time for the meeting. Persaval, who appeared to 1/3
to be quite nervous in Sanborn's, suggested that they go elsewhere to con-
tinue their discussion and LIRING/3 invited him and Teresa to his, “acubaya
studio.
3. They then proceeded there to continue the discussion. Ieresa excused her-
self on arrival saying that she was very tired, and promptly fell asleep in
one of the bedrooms. Carlos Fersaval then continued talking with 1/3 until
about C300. He mentioned that one of the Guatemalans he hoped to intro-
duce to L/3 was well-known and important in FAR, while the other(who had
documents) was relatively unimportant and could probably get by the police
checks witsout as much risk. In reply to L/3's queries, Fersaval stated that.
both men wanted to travel to Guatemala City and that one (the important one)
would probably be returning to Mexico after a short stay. Fersaval revealed
that as far as he knew the purpose of their trip was to cbtain much-neeced
funds to continue their work in Mexico.
4. LIKING/3 told hoston that he again promised to guide the Guatemalans ac-
ross the border south of San Cristobal but insisted on meeting them in
Mexico City prior to escorting them over the border. Fersaval then asked L/3
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whether he was in a position to o'tain a radio transmitter for the 7AR
friends, stating that he was certain that they had the financial means
necessary to pay for such equipment. L/3 stated that he felt he had a
good source in his brother and various other contacts up north, including
Archi who worked for the radio station and had access to technical equip
ment.
5. At the conclusion of the meeting Pe saval promised to telephone 1/3
again at 2200 the following night ( 16/3/68) in the hope of being able to
set up a meeting that night or the following. I/3, however, reported to
Rowton by telephine that as of 2300 on 16/3/68 no one had telephoned hin
to set up the resting.
Wallace B. Howton
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that the Guatemalan FAR may have removed its interest
in LIRING-3. In late January, an exissary of FAR
representatives in the FORUMEN capital traveled to
Mexico and contacted the person who had carried to
PBRUMEN the letter sent by LIRING-3 in the summer
of 1967 denouncing Moises CROZCO Leal. The emissary
brought the word that the FAR had much appreciated
LIRING-3's letter on OROZCO and warned that the FAR
organization in Mexico City was infiltrated by a
WOFIRM operator. Try as he might, however, LIRING-3
failed, at least by the end of this period, to
meet with the FAR man.
LIRING-3: From recent activity it appears
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GUATEMALA CITY 8733 (a 68957)
FOLLOWING CABLED IN ANSWER QUESTIONS RAISED PARA 3 REF B:
A. FAR KNOWS LIRING-3 HAS CAPABILITY OBTAIN FALSE
DOCUMENTATION.
LIRING-3 FOR EXAMPLE OBTAINED FALSE BIRTH CERTIFICATE
AND MILITARY REGISTRATION CARD FOR JAC030 PADILLA.
B.
MICHIMED
MAR 26 1908
DOC. MICRO, GER.
LEFTIST CONTACTS LIRING-3 INCLUDING GUATS KNOW HE
FAMILIAR WITH GUAT BORDER AREA IN CHIAPAS. LIRING-3 WORKED FOR
NUMBER OF YEARS IN CHIAPAS FOR MEXICAN EQUIVALENT INDIAN AFFAIRS.
BUREAU. IT ALSO WELL KNOWN TO FAR THAT LIRING -3 HAS BUSINESS
LOCATED IN BORDER AREA IN ST CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS SINCE THIS
BUSINESS WAS TO BE USED AS COVER FOR ARMS SUPPLY TO GUAT REGELS. !
C. AS GEAT CITY STATION WILL REMEMBER LIRING-3 WAS TAKEN
BY FAR TO HIDEOUT IN GUAT WHERE HELD TALKS WITH FAR MEMBERS.
LIRING-3 EVEN SUPPLIED FAR SOME MEDICINE AND COGNAC FOR WHICH
INCIDENTALLY HE NEVER PAID.
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D. IN LIRING-3 OPINION, FACT FAR REPS IN CUBA RECENTLY
EXPRESSED THANKS FOR HIS DENUNCIATION MOISES COROZCO) LEAL IN
LIRING-3
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SUMMER 67 AND SENT WARNING THAT FAR "PENETRATED BY WOFIRM AGENT” E
(N40487
(SEE MEXICO CITY 4314)
CONSTITUTES INDICATION HE STILL IN GOOD GRACES
OF AT LEAST SOME OF FAR RANK AND FILE.
E.
REQUEST LIRING-3 HELP FAR REPS OVER GUAT SORDER
CAME FROM CARLOS (PERSAVAL) MARCUE, NEPHEW OF MANUEL (MARCUE)
PARDINES, VIA CARMEN (LOZADA) DE RAMIREZ, PERSAVAL SISTER IN LAW
KAND RECEN MISTRESS LIRING-3.
AVF 4513,58543 1848, & 3i AS FAR AS STATION KNOWS PERSAVAL,
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MARC OR LOZADA HAVE NO DIRECT CONNECTION WITH ERNESTO (CAPUANO)
DEL VECCHIO AND OTHER GUAT LEFTISTS WITH WHOM LIRING -3 PREVIOUSLY
IN CONTACT.
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2. LIFEAT ON LIRING-3 CONFIRMED PERSAVAL SCHEDULED PHONE
LIRING-3 14 MARCH TO SET UP 15 MARCH MEETING WITH TWO MALE AND ONE
FEMALE GUAT REBELS LIRING-3 AGREED GUIDE OVER GUAT BORDER. FROM
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE, STATION KNOWS GUATS MAY PHONE LIRING-3 AND
ASK FOR IMMEDIATE MEETING. TO FACE SUCH POSSIBILITY LIEMBRACES
STARTED SURVEILLANCE LIRING-3 MORNING 14 MARCH, WILL TRY OBSERVE
MEETING WITH GUATS, TAKE PHOTOS OF THEM AND DETERMINE THEIR ACTUAL
RESIDENCE THROUGH TAILING EXERCISING UTMOST CAUTION.
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MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR
REF MEXICO CITY 4790
(in 68111)
12 MAR 68 68951
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1. ALTHOUGH SPECULATION ONLY, POSSIBLE THAT YOUNG WOMAN
WHO TO RETURN GUATEMALA COULD BE CLEMENCIA (PAIZ) CARCAMO (AKA
"LUISA"), SISTER OF MIRNA (PAIZ) CARCAMO WHO RECENTLY RELEASED:
FROM JAIL IN MEXICO. ACCORDING TO FEMALE INFORMANT OF GUAT
ARMY, CLEMENCIA IS WIFE OF JULIO CESAR (MACIAS) MAYORA (AKA
"CESAR MONTES"). ALSO REPORTED THAT CLEMENCIA WAS TO TRAVEL TO
MEXICO IN MED-DECEMBER 1967 TO ARRANGE FOR SHIPMENT OF ARMS TO
FAR, AND WAS POSSIBLY TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY DISGRDELA (JIMENEZ)
MUNOZ AND HILDA (SOSA) ALDANA. THERE HAS BEEN NO CONFIRMATION
THAT ANY OF THE ABOVE WOMEN TRAVELLED, BUT PRESENT WHEREABOUTS.
.
UNKNOWN.
2. STATION DOES NOT HAVE BIO DATA OR PHOTOGRAPHS CLEMENCIA,
1
AND ESLAIR TEAM HAS NOT BEEN ABLE LOCATE ENTRY FOR HER IN FILES
OF CIVIL REGISTRY. ATTEMPIING OBTAIN FROM ESMICAS, AND WILL SEND
TO MEXICO CITY IF SUCCESSFUL.
3. WOULD APPRECIATE MEXICO CITY COMMENTS ON WHY LIRING/3 APPROACHED
TO OBTAIN FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR RETURNEES AND WHY HE MIGHT BE SELECTED
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VECCHIO, MAY BE UNWILLING ASSIST FAR MEMBERS IN UTEV DEPTIDE
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1. ON 5 PARCH 68, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE HAD DINGER
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WITH CARLOS, PERSAVAL KARODE, NEPHEW OF MANUEL MARC PARDIES,
DIRECTOR OF THE NOW DEFUNCT MAGAZI "POLITICA", COMMUNIST BI-
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A FALSE PASSPORT FOR WIFE OF IMPORTANT GUATEMALA GUERRILLA LEAGER
IN MEXICS WHO MUST TRAVEL GUAT=PALA. LIRING-3 SAID HE WOULD DO
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TIONARIES HAD IC TRAVEL TO GUATEMALA FROM MEXICO BY MID RARCH AND
ASKED IF LIRING-3 STILL WILLING IS HELP. LIRING-S ANSWERED IN THE
AFFIRMATIVE BUT SAID THERE AS LIMITED CHANCE OSTAINING FALSE DOCU
PENTATION. HE COULD, HOWEVER, BRIEF THESE REVOLUTIONARIES ON:
GUAT/MEXI SORDER IN ORDER MAKE ILLEGAL CROSSING EASIER. IF THEY
DESIRED, HE COULD PERSONALLY GUIDE THEM ACROSS BORDER.
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3. 05 9 MARCH, PERSAVAL CONTINUED DISCUSSIONS WITH LIRING-3
ON GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARIES WHO HAD TO TRAVEL GUATEMALA URGENTLY.
HE SAID ONE OF THEM HAS LEGAL DOCUMENTATION BUT OTHER DOES NOT.
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THEREFORE DECIDED BOTH SHOULD ENTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY, Tili
CANNOT ENTER THRU TAPACHULA, HOWEVER, SINCE THEY WELL
LIRING-3 SUGGESTED SAN CRISTOBOL AREA WHICH NOT
:
KHOWN THERE.
SUBJECT TO MEXICAN OR GUATEMALAN SURVEILLANCE. THE PERSON WITHOUT
DOCUMENTS IS NOMAN 28 YEARS OLD. PERSAVAL NOT WILLING GIVE LIRING-3
NAMES OF REVOLUTIONARIES BUT PROMISED ARRANGE FOR CONTACT BET¥z£s
THEM EVENING 15 MARCH.´
4. STATION HAS NO INFO ON IDENTITIES OF MAN AND WOMAN WHO
MUST RETURN GUATEMALA MID MARCH. WOULD APPRECIATE ANY COMMENTS.
WILL ADVISE DEVELOPMENTS.
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INFO:
GUATEMALA CITY JMWAVE
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11767
REF: MEXICO CITY 4314 (IN 40487)*
امد
NO OBJECTION TO ENCOURAGING LIRING ✓ TO RENEW CONTACTS IN GUAT
FAR CIRCLES. HOWEVER, SINCE THERE SOME DOUBT WHETHER LIRING-3 IN
FACT ABOVE SUSPICION OF FAR, SUGGEST HIS ACTIVITIES BE CLOSELY MONITORED
DURING NEXT FEW MONTHS. IF HE UNABLE SHOW TANGIBLE EVIDENCE DURING
THIS PERIOD THAT HE IN FAR GOOD GRACES SUGGEST CONTACT WITH LIRING-3
BE PHASED OUT.
END OF MESSAGE
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B. MEXICO CITY 2363 (IN25077)
C. MEXICO CITY 2438
31 JAN 6340487
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D. MEXICO CITY 2564 (1037717)
E. MEXICO CITY 1938 (IN 00593)
F. MEXICO CITY 3581 (IN 99801)
3. HMMA-33842 (NOT SENT GUATEMALA CITY)
MICROFILMED
MAR 8 1968
:
DOC. MICRO. SER.
LIRING..
1. ON 31 JULY 1967 LIRING-3, PER REF A, OBTAINED CONFESSION
FROM GUATEMALAN LEFTIST MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL THAT LATTER TRIED
BETRAY FAR GUERRILLAS. LIRING-3 SUBSEQUENTLY DENOUNCED OROZCO AS
FAR TRAITOR TO LIRING-2 (WHO SUPPOSEDLY RELAYED DENUNCIATION TO
CUBAN AUTHORITIES) AND PER REF C TO ERNESTO (CAPUANO) DEL VECCHIO,
CLOSE CONTACT OF FAR IN MEXICO. HE ALSO SENT LETTER DENOUNCING
OROZCO TO ARNOL (RODRIGUEZ) CAMPS IN HAVANA FOR PASSAGE TO FAR
REPS THERE. LETTER, SEALED, WAS GIVEN ALBERTO (DOMINGO) OF MAGAZINE
SIEMIRE WHO THEN TRAVELING CUBA BY SERGIO (VALDEZ), LEFTIST FRIEND
OF LIRING-3. LIRING-3 NEVER HEARD CUBAN OFFICIAL REACTION. PER SECPCT
B. 201-812145
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REF D CAPUANO DECIDED LIRING-3 WAS WOFIRM PROVOCATION, DISCUSSED
WITH LIREBEL-2 INVESTIGATION OF OROZCO AND ORDERED FAR CONTACT
WITH LIRING-3 DISCONTINUED. "GARCIA" WHO CLAIMED BE FAR REP
ASSIGNED MAINTAIN LIAISON WITH LIRING-3 HAD HIS LAST MEETING WITH
AD
LIRING 3 IN JUNE 67. LIRING-3 HER NO OTHER MEETING WITH FAR REPS
SINCE THAT TIME.
2.
23
JANUARY 1950 SERGIO VALDEZ TOLD LIRING-3 THAT FAR
• REP HAD RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO FROM HAVANA WITH MESSAGE FOR :
ALBERTO DOMINGO THAT THREE UNIDENTIFIED FAR REPS IN HAVANA WANTED
EXPRESS THEIR THANKS FOR LETTER CONCERNING TRAITOR OROZCO. FAR REPS
ALSO WANTED "PERSONS CONCERNED" TO BE WARNED THAT THERE WAS ANOTHER
FAR TRAITOR, A GUATEMALAN WORKING FOR WOFIRM. DOMINGO WHO NOT
AWARE OF CONTENTS LIRING-3 LETTER TO FAR PASSED MESSAGE ON TO
VALDEZ. AT SUBSEQUENT MEETING WITH VALDEZ FAR VISITOR IDENTIFIED
TRAITOR AS ONE CARLOS (SALAZAR). VALDEZ EXPRESSED APPRECIATION
BUT ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SALAZAR AS WELL AS PROOF HE
FAR TRAITOR SAYING DID NOT PERSONALLY KNOW GUAT BY THAT NAME.
VISITOR PROMISED CHECK AND PASS ON FURTHER INFO.
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TO EMBASSY. INTERESTINGLY, CARLOS ENRIQUE SALAZAR PER REF F WAS
REPORTED BY CUBAN CITIZEN OTONIEL (PENA) ENTENZA (MADE CONTACT
WITH STATION IN MAY 65) TO HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH ERNESTO CAPUANO
DEL VECCHIO. PENA STATED THAT SALAZAR BELONGED TO PRO-COMMUNIST
GROUP DESIGNED SUPPORT YON (SOSA) REBEL FACTION IN GUATEMALA. 'IT
YAS PROBABLY TO CARLOS ENRIQUE SALAZAR THAT LIRING-9 REFERRED TO
WHEN PER PARA 5 REF G AND ATTACHMENT HE WARNED LIRING-4 NOV 67-TO
BE CAREFUL AS GUAT WHO WAS WOFIRM AGENT HAD MENTIONED HER NAME AS
REFERENCE.
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4. IT APPEARS FROM ABOVE THAT LIRING-3 MAY BE ABLE TO RENEW
CONTACT WITH GUAT FAR. AS FIRST STEP, HE ENDEAVORING MAKE DIRECT
0
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CONTACT ITH FAR VISITOR WHO TAKED TO SERGIO VALDEZ. IT ALSO
APPEARS FAR IN HAVANA DID NOT TAKE ERNESTO CAPUANO SUSPICION THAT
LIRING-3 WORKING FOR WOFIRM SERIOUSLY. IT WOULD APPEAR IN FACT FROM
ABOVE THAT CAPUANO IS NOT TRUSTED BY FAR IN HAVANA.
5. REQUEST ADDEE COMMENTS.
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SECRET 172155Z JAN 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 4171
DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE
'REFERENCES: A. DIRECTOR 64232
B.
JMVAVE 0885
(IN25903)
Ċ.
MEXICO CITY 4119 (IN 29292)
17 JA1332329
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LIRING-3 REPORTED INAI UN EVENING 15 JANUARY HE ATTENDED
MEETING OF MEXICAN INTELLECTUALS AT HOME OF LUIS CARRION VILLA;
WAS DISAPPOINTED TO FIND ONLY FOUR OTHER PERSONS PRESENT. THE
TWENTY OR SO OTHER MEXICAN INTELLECTUALS WHOM, HE WAS LED TO BE-
LIEVE WOULD BE PRESENT DID NOT SHOW UP.
SOME PHOTOS OF PEOPLE ATTENDING MEETING.)
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CLIEMBRACES OBTAINED
2. CARRION DID MOST OF THE TALKING, INTRADUCING HIMSELF AS
;
1 :
A TRUE REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAD ALWAYS SUPPORTED THE CAUSE OF THE
CUBAN REVOLUTION, COMPROMISING HIMSELF ON A NUMBER OF OCCASIONS
IN THE PAST, AND HE TRUSTED THAT EVERYONE PRESENT FELT THE SAME.
HE THEN LAUNCHED INTO STRONG ATTACK AGAINST CASA DE LAS AMERICAS
FOR HAVING INVITED THE "MAFIA" OF MEXICAN INTELLECTUALS, IN-
CLUDING SPECIFICALLY JUAN VICENTE MELO, JUAN GARCIA PONCE,
EMANUEL CARBALLO AND PARTICULARLY, CARLOS MONSIVAIS. HE
CHARACTERIZED THESE AS "OPPORTUNISTIC" AND WITHOUT THE TRUE IN-
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TEREST OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION AT HEART.
3. CARRION SAID HE FELT THAT ALL "TRUE REVOLUTIONARIES"
SHOULD MAKE STRONG PROTEST TO CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND REST OF THE
WORLD THAT WOULD FORCE CASA DE LAS AMERICAA TO "CORRECT IIS
POSITION" AND ALIGN ITSELF PROPERLY TO THE PERSONS WHO TRULY
REPRESENTED MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY THINKING. HE PRPOSED THAT
ALL STATE*CHTS MADE BY THE MEXICAN DELEGATION BE STUDIED GARE
FULLY TO GIVE MORE WEIGHT TO THE PROTEST, THAT HE HOPED TO
OBTAIN FULL PRESS RELEASES FROM PRENSA LATINA SINCE HE DID NOT
EXPECT MUCH TO APPEAR IN MEXICAN PRESS.
4. CARRION MADE IT QUITE CLEAR THAT THE PROTEST WOULD NOT
INCLUDE CRITICISM OF DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS OR JESUS SILVA
HERZOG, WHOM EVERYONE RESPECTED AND WHO WERE CONSIDERED ABOVE
ANY SPECIFIC GROUP.
OFTEN
:
5. CARRION REQUESTED THAT GROUP MEET AGAIN AS OFTER AS
NECESSARY TO FORMULATE THE PROTEST AND ASKED EACH PERSON PRESENT
TO BRING SUBJECT OF THEIR MEETING TO ATTENTION OF OTHER INTEL-
LECTUALS WHO MIGHT BE WILLING SIGN PROTEST ONCE IT IS WRITTEN..
LIRING-3 WILL NAKE EVERY EFFORT OBTAIN COPY OF FINAL
6.
DRAFT.
7. INASMUCH AS STATION HAS ALREADY DISSEMINATED TWO INTEL
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REPORTS THIS SUBJECT, AND AS YET NOTHING HAS MATERIALIZED,
STATION RELUCTANT DISSEM THE ABOVE AT THIS TIME, ALTHOUGH
RECOGNIZE THE NEED TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT INASMUCH AS
TMDDESSION THAT MEYTCAN PRATEST
CONVEYED THE
Lanbaw
WAS AGAINST THE CULTURAL CONGRESS PER SE. PROPOSE DISSEM BE
WITHHELD PENDING FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. IF PROTEST DOES NOT
MATERIALIZE, WILL DISSEM GIST OF ABOVE.
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Chief, WH Division
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
STELJECT
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OBDEXING REQUIRED
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CAS ARAGE BELEGING
MACROFLE
Attached for Headquarters information is a memorandum
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the SGSWIRL examination
of LIRING-3.
Attachment:
Memorandum (1 copy)
Distribution:
Orig & 2 - C/WHD, w/att
Olai I Lates
for Willard C. CURTIS
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CROSS REFERENCE
DOPATON STIROL AND SUUMBER
HKMA 33579
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- H/W ATTACHMENT
HMMA-33579
2 October, 1967
Subject:
SGSWIEL Examination of LINING/3.
1. From about 1330 until 1530 on 29 September, 1967, LIRING/3 was
given an SGSWIRL examination. Rowton arrived at the safehouse ( Tacu-
baya) with the SGSWIRL operator at 0930 that morning and remained with
the operator until the examination was completed. He had not given LI-
RING/3 any previous notice of the nature or extent of the examination,
but simply asked him, on 27 September, to keep the entire day of 29 Septem-
ber free for a lengthy dicussion with Rowton. Howton introduced the SG-
SWIRL operator as señor Albertini, a trusted "sccio", and spent the first
hour or so reviewing his relationship with LIRING/3, ostensibly for the
beheilt of Alberta. Howton then, introducing the auhject of certain
doubts that he hab in the past concerning LIRING/3's reporting, stated
that Albertini had a means of checking scientifically the truthfulness
of LIRING/3's statements. Howton explained that he was particularly con-
cerned about the possiblity of LIRING/3 having doubled back with LIRING
andmaintaining with them a secret agreement of some sort to report on
Rowton and his activities.
2. LIRING/3 whet into a state of visible shock at this and stated that
even the thought of betraying Rowton had never occurred to him at any time.
When the SGSWIRL operator explained the scientific means he was to use on
LIRING/3, the latter stated that he could not possibly accept this humili-
ating means of testing him since it was diarentrically opposed to his
principles. He pointed out that he had accepted nowton at his word and be
could not see or understand why Rowton could not do the same for hin, adding
that the whole thing smacked of methods used by CFACT and LIRING. He added
that if this meant that he would have to break with Rowton, then regret-
fully he would have to accept this alternative. He explained that submit-
ing to the SGSWIRL examination would inevitably destroy the idealistic and
profound relationship which he had previously felt he enjoyed with Rowton.
3. Rowton and the SGSWIRL operator spent the next two hours calming LIRING/3 ·
down and finally convincing him that he would not be compromising with his
deeply-felt principles by taking the test. He at last consented to be ques-
tioned on his loyalty to Rowton and insisted that he be asked, "Do you be-
lieve in Rowton?"
4. After a brief break for lunch the examination was given inone of the bed-
rooms off the apartment while Rowton waited in the living room. LIKING/3
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appeared to be in reasonably good spirits after the test, although
he was obviously emotionally strained by the experience. Rowton made
a date to see him again that evening at 2100 to talk things over in
a clazer atmosphere.
5. At that meeting with LIKING/3 Rowton explained that he had felt it
necessary to ascertain as objectively as possible the extent of LIRING/3's
loyalty to him and he was happy to have scientific proof that LIRING/3
had not berayed him to the IIRING's. LIRING/3 stated that after it was
all over he felt better and admitted that he agreed with Rowton on the
necessity for such an examination, humiliating as it might at first bave
need to be, He conformed that
Hannanell (Pahminations and ommiget and
that he had made in the past, were due to his intense desire to produce
for Rowton, since he still felt very sensitive about having to accept money
from Rowton without being able to render commensurate services. He stress-
ed, however, that at no time had he ever been disloyal to Rowton or done
anything against Rowton's interest, as señor Albertini could prove with
the results of the SGSWIRL. LIRING/3 promised in the future to follow Row-
ton's direction scrupulously and assured Rowton that he no longer felt
under any compulsion to exaggerate or fabricate anything to impress Rowton.
6. Headquarters and the Station may find the SGSWIRL examination disappoán-
ting in its limited coverage, but it must be realized that LIRING/3's ..
initial reaction was entirely negative and at one point he threatened to
break off completely with Rowton because of the insult to his "dignity”.
Although the SGSWIRL operator felt that from a professional standpoint it
would be better to administer the examination at another time when LIENNG/3
was less emotionally upset, Rowton asked both him and LIRING/3 to go thru
with it on the spot, feeling that psychologically it was essential to
make LIRING/3 sub-it, even for a limited test. Rowton also feels that the
test did serve as a very favorably deterrent over LIRING/3 in the future,
when a second one can be more painlessly administered, in a calmer atmos-
phere. It, of course, also covered the very pertinent question of whether
LIRING/3 had been an LIRING double agent or betrayed Rowton in any way.
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DISPATCH
Chief of Station, Mexico City
CASIFICAT.OR
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PROCESSING ACTION
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ONLY QUALIFIED DETA
CAN JUDGE INDEXING
FROAS
SUSET
Chief, Western Hemisphere Division
SGSWIRL Report on LIRING/3
ACTERED - REFERENCES
ARCIPIFICA
1. Attached herewith is the SGSWIRL report (Idens u/s/c)
on LIRING/3.
2. Please note that the EGSHIEL interviewer has made the
point that the principal misfortune in this interview probably
was that LIRING/3 was not tested on the fabrication of contacts
with the IDEN D's, which was thought to be the most probable
area of deception.
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3. In view of LIRING/3's threat to quit working for
ROWTON, we would be interested in hearing of any repurcussions
or change in attitude that may have resulted from LIRING/3's
having taken the test. We also are interested in the Station's
comments and recommendations as to the continued use of LIRING-3,
bearing in mind ROWTON's recent report of LIKING suspicions that
L-3 may be working for #OFIRM.
Distribution:
Orig. & 1-COS, Mexice City
Attachments:
Report-6/a-2 cpu.
Ichan 1/5/c - 2 cpps.
Chester R. MENDRICK
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OPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
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Carlos JURADO Dal Mar
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SUBJECT: LIRING}
DEN AL
Subject was intervianed and tested with BCSWTAL on 39 Hapkambes
1967 in a lazico City safe site. The inkaptéry ene reported by Moysed
A. FRADI.
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The interview was conducted in Spaich by the ararikat. Walkes A.
BOWTON. Sobiect's criacical ass who are artes mabetartalve all
of the interview except for the testing period.
Subject has not previously besa 154234, and bad bad so commisst with
say WOFIRM repressmiatives other the ROVTON,
Subject is a married male Mexican síðina, an IDEM A by pentaario.
Prior to recruitment his apparent political asiARÍS ware Pensvtoro
in the far left, but he was mat beisered to be signalsastly izvelved is ingal-
ligance activities or orsarised pasidcel artívidas, > was par Filed by
ROWTON under the cover of a LDEN C. Sebjæst kas since his recrtbreas
had contact with DEN D elementa and with LDEN E dezente in his zilesto
to insert himself and BOWTON 12 deal red positive. The intimui jami
of this operatisa was to meat each traffe sød pick no vinteer said Mitered
intelligence information might be incidessally encountered. As: Oshfect wła
and is, is his own lacrymesedo way; a communist sympsfalser, ACWTON
hso not indicated any anti-communist, &-IDEN E, or anti-revolutionary
aime.
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Subject was known to have had and commoenied information ce ursanroas
occasions, and it was presumed that consiószably more liss were zaî Fet
known to WOFIRM. On this lasia, SCSWIRL coverage von to have seisored
numerous issues, centered on ether intelligence taveivement, Íabrication
of contacts with significant IDEN D and IDEN I figures, and revelaQOÐ HÍ
his association with ROWTON. The isona of revelatise of besotibdice with
ROWION was rather comples is that ROWTON mavor revealed his trus
same, nationality, or interests to subject, and also be instructed Subject
to reveni certain outsnsible facts to various specific individualė.
The examines was presented to Sabject as an assecials of ROWTON
of Halian extraction.
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Subject first refused to take the test, basically on the grocade that
in his estination his relationship with 20WTON, as well as, Me whole
way of life, were at varisace with any such pr of sácřá, la the thres or
four tears that this was being discussed, subject also decided to quit
working for ROWTON.
Eventually, over a specific matter of hart pride. Subjeci sgroed, or
rather demanded, to be tested on "two questions--wittier (ba} was betray-
ing ROWTON to IDEN E 12teiligence and vasther (be) treated &OWTON, "
following which he would break off consect with HOWTON, Under the
Jahre ona beat mustas would be to follow
Circus E
this lead and attempt no more than a clarification of Subject's relationship
with IDEN E intelligence. The examiner was not optimistic about the
possibility of getting a valid test under thase circumstances, bal after
talking with Subject for a time it as possible to develop what the eztainer
Considera à ressonable and technically acceptable cost covering mara ported
involvement with any intelligence service.
1
The above procedure might be visualised more accorsicly M it is
mentioned that once having mei wità Subject, 207TON and the examiner
had almost no time together without Subject being present, had it was not
possible for them to converse in any language other than Spanish without
damaging their cover.
RESULTS
Subject has no connections or commitmente unknowa to ROWTON with
any government or intelligence service. He has no involvement with the
LDEN E's that he wishes to conceal from ROWTON, and bị has an ésalings
with the IDEN E's which are contrary to what be builoves to be ROWYON'S
interests.
Concerning revelation to the IDEN E's of Subject's assostation with
ROZTON, the issue itself was, not untxpectedly, & cloudy ces. In brief,
Subject stated that he could not really recall the exact extent to which he
might have revealed the fact that he was backed by a LDK C or that the
IDEN C's name was (ROWTON's alias). Subject hirmesif suggested thei
be be asked if he was "informing the IDEN E's of ROWICH's movememe,
Subject's way of expressing the idea of “reporting on" RQWTON.. The
examiner used this question, and Subject appears to have been truthful in
his negative answer to this question.
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NOTE
1. By the end of the therview, NOWTON 4d Sobject and modS DE
appointment for a meaning that sarne evening caning that it is gates:
unlikely that Subject will break contact with ACWTON.
.
2. It was not really possible for the examiner to dermise the
antent to which Subject believed the story of the [DEN C and the Italiaa
CAL axaminer. Its examiner feels trai there were no real Ass
in the maintenance of this cover and in the core only real weakness
is its inacrently shaky plausibility. Saspect appeared is accept the aliss
used by the examiner and even måde passing references to Bialy; whsibry
this was done secanse he believed what be was told or incenso ba jest
thought it was the most courteous way to candle the situation to abt karen
žit die mase several "sort" references 1, the Lejususe of ACWTON DEA
the examiner Gemanding to sae a SOSWIRL sa him wida ka iii ont avan
know for sure who ROWION B§. Os at least one occasion tem
that for all be know ROWTON might even de wophing fer FOPIRAL This
reference did hot seem strained, althongs it le conc of vabis that fa parator
was provocativa; ROWTON has told the examiner thaz babject recently
hypothesized out iced that ROWTON might be a Sovist.
.3. The principal misfortune of this interview is promhly that Suke
ject was not tested on fabrication of contacte with LDEN D'a. This TŁO
thought to be the most probable area of nxtensive coception. 1 oloald
be pointed out, however, that the Smation already knows that Subjwet hsa-
fabricated such contacts, sad the most likely comiribation of XSWIRL
would have been reezeży a further notumaiation of examples of thie gam
basic vice. It might also be pointed out tint Subjent's "resorting” to Gane
has dealt almost exclusively with his own activity, bence kie fabrication
has been more an irrimtica tima & marest.
Paul. NAPOLILLI
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BD #69919
Subject who interviewed and wasn't vita 10SWIRL en 39 Bantamie
1967 in a Mazico Cly cafe 1593. The Leview was sequsand of Aramond
4. FRADYER.
The interview was teaducted in Spanish by da anaminer. Wilkes A.
ROWION, Sæbject's principal agani, vata prosses dering sabemedially adh
of the laterview accept ise the testing pastod
- m and man o bo haon
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and he had an eter
any WQFIRM representatives other thes NOWTON
Sæbject is a marviod male Mosiona citizen, an ID&N B by prefab NÓDZ.
Prior to secures his apparous political esse oore com
in the far left, but be one not believed to bo sigmficacily laveived ta kuul-
ligence activides or organised political activities, He was recruited by
ROWTON Briar the cover of a IDEN C. Subject ben since bie res sal kumsak
had contact with IDEN D elemenis kod 4th :DEN 2 elemezse in bin ellorta
io inseri himotií šed ROWTON lase is desised posit
of this operaŝica was to monitor cech traffic and pách no whatever additioni
intelligence taformation might be incidentally setexate red. As Subject who
and is, in his own idiosymratic waƑ, & comumenist qoygalideos, ROWTON
bas mi ioniceland may will commit 5-DEN E63 €54-867¢iba?
Blayz.
Suhject was known to kave lied and congealed informaties en mINISTERS
occasions, and it was presumed that cosaldorably mors iles were not yai
known to WCFIRM. On this basis, IGSERL coverage was la kiva çevred
satznerous issues, censored on other imia Ulgazea uroivament, inbrházzea
of contacts with significent IDEN D and IDEN I &şerca, and revelation of
his association with EOWTON. The leave af revelation of association with
ROWTON was rather complex in that ROLTON meros ravenied his tirem
namo, nationality, or intereste to Babjost, and also be instructed Subject
to reveal cartaja ostensible farto to various specific individuals.
The examines was presented to Subject as an assoctass of BOWTON
of Relian extraction.
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PROCEDURE
Sabject flrot rofaced în tabs the tank, basiraliș és fia gronsde exa
la his estimatica as relionship wit ROTTON, De call as the whole
way of life, were at variance i say 1842 pres444PG. la the throd or
four there that this was being diesuceed, Sabisas also decided to mops
working for ROWTON.
Eventually, as a specific matter of burt price, Embject greit, or
rather Gammended to be Leried de five obseñado»-vérbes (us) wa Nzep.
Lag ROWTON to DEN E Leiligesoo and shember (14) treated BOTTOM,”
following which he would break off cost li 10WTON Und
circunamntes ROWTON Jd that the best enam
bow
this lead and attempt ne more then a clarification of Basset'e restizozkip
with IDEN E intelligence. The azuiser was not optimistic aboes the
possibility of getting a valid last under thesa elerasinaces, but wine
talking with Sabject for a time i was possible to drains what the anafas.
considers & roasurable and technically acceptabis test covering untrparted
involvement with any intelligence cervica.
The above procedure might be visualized iseño uscazazely if it la
menti coed that once having met with fat HOWTON and the
had almost no time together without fubject being prebend, sad it mag samt
possible for them to couvorse in any language other tina ithalat velkens
damaging theis seves.
RESULTS
Subject has no cementtions or commitmente nakasus to ROWYON IS
bay gorefaient or imalignace service. He has no invivement via the
IDEN E's that he wishes to conceal fre HOWTON, and to ban zo daullage
with the IDEN I's which are contrary to what be briževes to be ROWTOMO
interests.
Concerning revelation to the IDEN E's of Wahjoel's secontation with
ROWTON, the isso liself was, ast nasuperiedy, a cloudy omn. In brief,
Subject stated that he could est roally recall the exact embuat is which hə
mágài karo revealed the fact that be wna backed by a LDXN C để tàng the
IDEN C'a nams was (ROWTON's altal abject him soggpowa Det
bo be asked if he was informing the IDEN E's of BOWTON's įpocEALERS,
Sabject'e way of expreaning the idea of "reporting sa“ HOWTOR TRE
Graminer Good Uble question, and Dubject appears to have been trustzóná ta
bis negative answer to tais question,
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1. By the end of the interview, ROWTON and Subject had made en
appointment for a meeting that same evening, in@casing that it to quito.
unlikely thet Subject will break coamet with ROWTON,
2. B was not really possible for the anamiser to determine the
extent to which Subject believed the story of the IDEN C and the ſtalina
SCGWIRL examiner. The examiner feels that there were no real flaws
in the maintenance of this cover and that the corer's only reni workasos
is its inherently shaky plausibility. Subject appeared to accept the alias
used by the examiner and even made passing references to Italy; whether
M
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thought it was the most courteous way to handle the situation is not kecwn,
He did make several "hurt" references to the injustice of ROWTON mad
the examiner demanding to use & 50SWIRL on him when he did not even
know for sure who 10WTON wa6. On at least cortasios be monticul
that for all he knew ROWSTON might even de working for WOFIRM. Thin
reference did not seem strained, although it is conceivable that its purpose
was provocation] ROWTON has told the examiner that Subject recently
hypothesized out loud that ROWTON might be a Soviet.
3. The principal misfortune of this interview is probably that Dub-
ject was not tested on fabrication of contacts with LDEN D's. This was
thought to be the most probable area of extensivo deception. It should
be pointed out, however, that the Station already komore that sabinet ha
fabricated such contacts, and the most likely contribution of BGSWIL
would have been merely a further accumulation of examples of this same
basic vice. it might also be pointed out that Subject's "reporting” to date
has dealt almost exclusively with his own activity, hemze his fabricanen
has been more an irritation than a throat.
Paul 1. NAPOLILLI
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Chief, WOACRE
Chief, WH Division
Chief of station, Mexico City
AQUATIC/Documentation
Action Required: See Par 2.
Reference: MA8-5614, 12 October 1967.
1. Esturned herewith is one signed receipt as requested in Reference, Par 3.
2. Per Par 4 of Reference, Wallace B. ROSTOH has stated that 1.IRING-3 could
get backstopped documents at a cost of 1,000.00 H.H. ($80.00 US) plus travel
CFGS TO. These are regional type "Passports.' Something above an identity card.'
RESTON suggests that two or three identifications be provided of such genaral
terms that substitution would be fairly easy. that be needs for each document
are six photographs fall face and full profils, both left and right, along with
a complete physical description. The subject should be 45-50 years old and have
a Mexicanor Latin appostance.
3. Blank Mexican Possports seen unlikely at this time because of our limited
dealings with the Foreign Office. We suggest you talk with the Mexican desk on
this point.
Attachment:
1 Receipt E/H
Distribution:
2 - C/HOACRE, w/att
2 - CALHD, w/o att
HOT-8462
Sor/Willard C. CURTES
16 November 1967
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Chief, Western Hemisphere Division
DGO.
Chief of Station, JMWAVE
FGAS
UFG
ONE CAUFIED DESK
ICA SEGE INDEXING
11:25 am 3001-1437
Chief of Station, Mexico City 1-125850
PERUMEN LIRING-3 Rodolfo REYES-Cortes, Carmen MOLINA de CARRASCO
and Carmen LOZADA de Ramirez.s=
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Addressees' comments - (see para 5)
MEXICO CITY 3351
162410
GACITY:
1. Forwarded attached are three reports dated 23, 28 and 30
October written by Wallace B. ROWTON on his contacts with Rodolfo
REYES-Cortes, Carmen MOLINA de CAPRASCO and Carmen LOZADA de
whon ho acrymanfod
Sint met these
LIRING-4 to a party given by Carmen MOLINA on 27 October, passing
himself as a wealthy Greek client of LIRING-3 who had called at
the latter's house to pay for a painting he had ordered but had
been invited by LIRING-4 to come to the party. As previously agreed
with the Station, ROWTON directed his main attention to REYES.
The latter has resided in Havana since 1960 when he founded the
Cuban Ballet Folklorico. Until recently REYES has received the
monthly salary of one thousand pesos from the Cuban government,
and, according to LIRING-3 is well acquainted with political and
government personalities in Cuba. As pointed out in Reference,
ROWTON found REYES to be apolitical, a superficial sympathizer of
the Cuban revolution and a great admirer of American choreography
(he told ROWTON he would very much like to go to New York to see
some of the shows there.) REYES complained about the relatively
low salary he is currently receiving from the Mexico City Belles
Artes for organizing a Cuban Ballet Folklorico show to be held
in Mexico City next December. He readily agreed to ROWTON's offer
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to be his patron (to "help him out financially") if this could be done
on a very discreet basis. He said he hoped to put on another Cuban
show in Chile, before returning to his family in Havana. LIFEAT
coverage of LIRING-3's apartment for 26 October showed, incident-
ally, that REYES maintains close enough relations with Silvia
DURAN (of Lee Harvey OSWALD fame) to be invited by her to her
house for lunch.
2. Carmen MOLINA de CARRASCO is the leftist wife of a
prominent local neurosurgeon, Juan CARPASCO with whom she spent
some years in Cuba. Both are Mexican citizens. According to what
she previously told LIRING-3, Carmen MOLINA helped gather some of
the information used to defend both Victor RICO-Galan and the
ROSENBERGS. With the help of Alicia ECHEVERRIA and the latter's
uncle (who is the current Mexican Ninister of Interior) Carmen
obtained a prominent position on the Nexican Olympic Committee
in the publication department. She is a close friend of Carmen
LOZADA who is planning to divorce her husband, Enrique RAMIREZ, a
rabid pro-CASTRO Mexican chemical engineer who is still in Cuba.
Carmen LOZADA's father, Armenegildo LOZADA, a noted Mexican
physician is married to a pro-CASTRO Cuban. According to informa-
tion made available to LIFTER-1, in early 1967 both he (Armenegildo)
and his second and present wife are hard core Marxists. This
le, ura malla Victoria de la Cruz, Cuban, s brding to
LIFTER-1, is a personal friend of several Cuban leaders including
the CASTRO brothers. Husband and wife maintain a close relation-
ship with the local Cuban Ambassador, Joaquin HERNANDEZ-Armas.
Carmen LOZADA apparently also started out as a hard line Marxist.
Information dated 1961 from RNLABILE indicates that she was !
active in Communist organizational work at UNAM and participated
in Cuban led activities directed against ex-Peruvian President
PRADO. Although she is still clearly a leftist, Carmen may not be
quite as red now. She told ROWTON, for example, that she felt
nothing but disgust for her fanatically pro-CASTRO husband and
had strong resentment toward her step-mother. Per LIENVOY, July
1961, Carmen was in contact with Teresa PROENZA when the latter
was at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City.
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3. At a private lunch with Carmen HOLINA, 28 October,
ROWTON explained that he was a Greek leftist (although not a KKE
nember) involved in lucrative international business. He said
that because of the current situation in Greece, it was difficult
for him to operate in Mexico as openly as he would like.
He
could thus use MOLINA's help in obtaining certain types of
information and making discreet contacts with Nexican government
and business circles. MOLINA agreed to do what she could. She
stated that she was not a member of any Mexican or any other
Communist organization, but merely a leftist sympathizer. She
also stated that she currently maintains little or no contact with
the Cuban Embassy. LIONION-1, to whom a photograph of MOLINA,
REYES and LOZADA (copy of which is forwarded attached) was shown
stated he had never seen these three persons enter the Cuban
Embassy.
4. Following the developments described above,
plans to:
a.
Continue to develop REYES to the point where,
per Reference, he may be recruited by ROWTON either under
false flag as a Greek leftist or in alias as a WOFIRM
member to become a reporting source in Havana. Primary
motivation in REYES' case would almost certainly be
financial.
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b. To continue social development of MOLINA as
access agent to Carmen LOZADA (the two women are planning
to live together) and a possible entree to the Mexican›
Olympic Committee and foreign olympic delegation.
c. To attempt operational development of Carmen
LOZADA directly via ROWTON or indirectly via LIRING-3 in
the hope that we can play on her "disgust" for the
fanaticism of her husband and her dislike of her mother-
in-law to elicit information on the activities of the
Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and its personnel, and,
hopefully to attempt her recruitment.
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5. Station would welcome addressees' comments on the
above. Headquarters attention is attracted to LOWTON's report
of 30 October which quotes REYES' statements to the effect that
soze members of the Mexican colony in Havana believe that
LIRING-3 may be working for WOFIRM (or for the CASTRO government.)
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Subject:
Wallace 3. Roston Contact with Rodolfo Reyes Cortes(Subject).
1. Rowton met
Subject ca the evening of 27 October, 1957, at a small
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party at the home of Carmen Molina de Carrasco, Calle Amsterdam 252/6.
The only other persons at the party besides/the son and daughter of
Carmen Molina were Carmen Lozada and Enrique Canuias, the latter two of
whom had returned from Havana some 30 days previously. All the above
are Mexicans who have spent several years in Havana and are social ac-
quaintances of LIRING/3 and LIRING/4.
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2. RCATON crashed the party in the company of LIRING/4 according to a
previously agreed plan. LIRING/3 arrived at about 2030 alone, explaining
that he ad had to leave LIRING/4 at home to wait for an important client
uha ves making a payath on one of LIXING/3's paintings that he had re-
cently purchased. LIRING/3 was to add that LIRING/s would try to persuade
this client to accompany her to the party so that he could meet everyone,
and have a drink. LIKING/3 told Howton he was certain that Carmen Holina
would have no hesitation in inviting Rowton to stay once he got into the
apartment.
3. Rowton and LIKING/4 arrived about 2130 and found the party in full
swing with LIRING/3 and Eduardo Canudas striglling to get the phonograph
operating (they eventually borrowed another and played several Cuban
revolutionary records.). Rowton was introduced as Sr.arris, a Greek
businessman and long-standing client, and felt at the end he was able
to convince all present that he actually was not from WCLADY (although
most apparently had that impression at the outset). Howton/managed to toss
out a few phrases of Hussian at the right time in the direction of Carmen
Molina to impress her ( fortunately her Russian is weaker even than Eston')
kowton spoke some English with as good an accent as he could manage. Carmen
Molina volunteered to his privately that she had a great many "progressive"
friends in the U.S. Rowton was able to insert several comments about the
current political situation in Greece that was forcing him into a virtually
clandestine exiestence in Mexico, as well as elsewhere. Everyone appeared
to sympathize with Rowten and ceased asking any personal questions.
4. Rodolfo Reyes Cortes, apparently the guest of honor, arrived at about
2300, apologizing for being late and explaining that he had to attend a
memorial service (un acto) for Che Guevara. He refusedall offers of liquor
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insisting on a Coca Cola. He appeared genuinely happy to meet Rowton and
explained in quite serious tones that he was engaged in the training of
a Kexican ballet group under the auspices of Bellas Artes to present a
performance of the Folklorico Cubano in the near future. He added that
he had been the founder of the Folklorico Cubano in the early 60's in
Havana and had a wife ( ballerina) and young daughter in Havana whom he
was anxious to return to.
5. Since Roston felt that Rodolfo was at the moment the best target for
assessment he invited him to join him in visiting the Señorial night-club
to see the Greek dances put on by a group of Greek musicians. Rodolfo
accepted eagerly and they both left the party at about 0030. Rowton had
perviously obtained the office telephone of Carmen Holina ( 34-60-32,ext
38) at the office of the Olvatic Committee where she was working and
had promised to take her to lunch the following day. Howton had also gotten
in a few private comments ( i.e. compliments) to Carmen Lozada so that, be
could follow up at a later date if this was considered desirable. He found
Carmen Lozada in excellent spirits and at times definitely provocative,
despite her current marital situation ( she had that same day notiféej
her husband, Enrique Ramirez, a civil engineer working in Havana, that she
had begun divorce prodeedings).
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5. When Rowton and Rodolfo Reyes arrived at the Señorial, they were refused.
entrance into the main room since Rodolfo was not wearing a tie and jacket.
Fortunayely however, the Greek musicians, in their native costumes, were
relaxing in a corner of the entrance lobby and Rowton was able to introduce
Rodolfo šeyes to them and speak enough Greek to convince Reyes that be.
knew them well and was himself a Grrek. The musicians, who probably as-
sumed Howton was a Greek-american, did not speak enough Spanish to talk
directly to Rodolfo. They invited Rowton and Rodolfo to return on 31 Cet
when they expected fewer people in the audience and when they could show
Rodolfo some of the most popular Greek dances.
7. Rowton then invited Rodolfo Reyes to the Kinneret Restaurant for a
late supper ( no food was served at the Carmen Molina party) and he was
able to continue his conversation with him there. Rodolfo revealed that
The plans to visit Chile in mid-December, 1967, to organize a Folklorico
Cubano group there, and then return to Havana. He said Rowton could con-
tact him daily at the Sallet Folklorico de Mexico from 1100 until about
300 and gɔve the telephone as 21-04-18 or 21-16-09. Ee appeared from his
conversation to be an admirer of the Cuban revolution and Castro although
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at no time did he exress and strong anti-"CLADY sentiment's. He complained
at one point of the meager compensation he received for his services at
the Folklorico in Mexico City and said that he had just about enough money
to live on and help support his parents ( he remarked that his family comes
from San Cristóbal in Chiapas). Howton, explaining that he had brought
a number of LIRING/3's paintings to help him with his living expenses as
well as because he liked the style, stated that he had once aspired to be
an artist but had drifted off into business and somewhat regretted this
abandonment of art, despite his lucrative dealings in international trade.
He took this opening to offer to help Rodolfo financially from time to time,
but on a very confidential basis. Rodolfo reacted spontaneously with great
expressions of gratitude, assuring Rowton that no one would learn of how-
ton's interest in him and his family. Rowton made no commitment but indi-
cated that he would consider helping Fodolfo with his living expenses while
he was still in Mexico.
8. Rodolfo Reyes is obviously dedicated to his art and appeared to howton
to be a seriousminded KEY choreographer. He showed a certain effexinite
manner in his gestures and remarks ( speaking only in Spanish) character-
istic of many persons in his profession. He accepted an invitation to
meet again with Rowton at 2300 at the Kinneret Restaurant on 31 October,
1967, so that Rowton and he could revisit the Señorial night-club to see
the Greek musicians pedform.
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1. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton 23/10/67 that Carmen Lozada, neuro-
logist, and Canudas (fzu), chemical engineer, visited his home evening
21 October in company Carmen Carasco. LIKING/3 and 14 state they knew
both Carmen Lozada and Canudas in Havana since 1961 (both are Mexicans)
under contact with GCC and were surprised to learn from them that they
will not return to Cuba because of disillusionment.
2. Carmen Lozada stated that she will divorce her husband. Enrique
Ramirez, a civil engineer, still in havana and resume work in Foly-
tecnico in Mexico City.
3. Canudas informed 1/3 that mutual friend Rodolfo Reyes of the baltet
folklorico, auch to everyone's surprise, will return to Cuba Lext month.
LIHING/3 pro-ised howton to get in touch with eyes to determine moti-
vation for return. L/3 surmises that real reason may be Reyes disgust
with family in Mexico and desire to be reunited with his Cuban wife
who, according L/3, is talented and very attractive.
parents who
4. Carmen Lozada informed L/3 that her fxxix/very close to imbassador
***** Hernandez Armas(who frequent guest at their home) will be dis-
appointed to learn of her decision divorce her husband and remain in
Mexico.
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1. LIRING/3 reported to Howton at 0900 on 30 October, 1967, that be
had finally manged to have a private talk with Rodolfo Reyes Cortes,
his Mexican chereographer friend, ou the afternoon of 27 October, 1967;
and that, in the course of conversation, Rodolfo Reyes had revealed
to LIRING/3 in confidence that the reason why the LIRINGS had assumed
a rather cocl attitude toward LIRING/3 over the past year. Rodolfo
Reyes explained that the last time he was in Havana he had heard rumors,
among his friends in the Mexican colony, that LIRING/3 was working
"either for #CFIRM or the Cubans". Rodolfo went on to say that the
origin of this rumor, as far as he could ascertain, was the fact that
LIRING/3 had made two trips into Havana for no known specificreason and
at his own expense. Rodolfo Reyes, indicating that he himself did not
believe the rumors or, at least, did not care whether they were true or
not, commented to LIRING/3 that other members of LIRING/3's profession
were naturally jealous of the success of anyone of their group and were
always quick to draw their own conclusions.
2. LIRING/3 commented to Rowton that, although this news had shaken hi.
and LIRING/4 badly at the time, neither of them cared particularly what
the LIRINGs thought of them, since their own conscience was clear: II-
RING/3 added that it was important, however, to continue to develop bis
commercial activity in Chiapas ( especially since äcdolfo Reyes' home is
by coincidence located in San Cristóbal) so that word would gradually.
filter back to the LIRINGs that he actually did have financial resources
outside his art production. LIRING/3 continued that obviously the LIRINGS
did not have any specific proof or they would long agó have cut off all
contact with him as well as LIRING/4. He concluded that since the LIRINGS
had certain suspicions, they naturally warned all his friends and former
contacts (including, of course, Arnol Rodriquez) to avoid close contact
with him until their doubts could be resolved.
3. In reply to howton's query LIRING/3 stated that Rodolfo Reyes and Carmen
Molina (separately) had commented to him that they were favorably impresseu
by Rowton and did not voice any suspicion of howton's bona fides (as a
Greek leftist businessman). Carmen Mohina, in fact, had gone so far as to
show some irritation that LIRING/3 had not introduced her to Howton pre-
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dealing with him. Carmen Molina commented to LINING/3 that she felt
sure she could help Howton in his business and political problems and
at the same time make a little much-needed money for her own living
expenses.
4. LIRING/3 continued that he had been maintaining discreet personal
contact with Carmen Lozada over the week-end (he commented that LIRING/4
has already shown some signs of jealousy and therefore he ad to be careful
not to give her cause to distrust him). LIRING/3 stated that Carmen Lo--
zada had told him that her father, a well-to-do Mexican doctor residing
in Coyacań, had remarried tand that her step-mother was a Cuban sicentist
who had lived many years in Mexico. She added that both her father and
step-mother were on excellent social terms with Ambassador Hernández Armas.
She revealed that she had already notified her husband, Enrique Ramirez,
that she intended to divorce him, and she expected a storm of protest both
from him ( in Havana) and her father and step-mother, both of whoa were
"puritanic" despite their "progressive" convictions. She added that she
expected Enrique Ramirez to rush over from Havana as soon as he received
her letter and to appeal to her father and step-mother to save his mar-
riage. She, however, insisted to LIRING/3 that she had made up her mind
that she would go through with the divorce. She added that for this reason
she did not wish to live with her father and had decided to stay with
her friend, Carmen Molina, until the divorce papers were through and 'the
storm had blown over. She added that she did not particularly like being
a house-guest in the small aprtment of Carmen Molina, but at the moment
she had no choice.
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(CAPUA NO) DEL VECCHIO.
2. KIRING-3 SPENT FOUR HOURS 13 AUG WITH PEREIRA AND 17 YEAR D&B CA 1950.
OLD ARMANDO PEREIRA WHO CLAIMED HE RECEIVED GUERRILLA TRAINING CUBA.
PEREIRA STATED HER SISTER SOFIA PEREIRA CURRENTLY WORKING CZECH EMBASSY'
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HAVANA EXPECTS TRANSFER CZECH EMBASSY MEXICO CITY IN "NEAR FUTURE" (D01 13 AUG 67)
PEREIRA WHO IN PROCESS BECOMING MEXICAN CITIZEN SAID SHE STILL IN
CONTACT WITH GUAI REVOLUTIONARIES AND HOPES CONTINUE SUPPORT GUAT !
REVOLUTION FROM MEXICO AS "MATTER OF CONSCIENCE". SHE FELT LIRING-3
SHOULD MEET GUAI FRIENDS WHOM PLANNING INTRODUCE IN NEXT FEW DAYS.
3. REQUEST ADDEES COMMENTS AND TRACES. STATION FILE CHECK
PRODUCED ONLY 1962 LIFEAT INFO TO EFFECT PEREIRA (THEN LIVING MEXICO
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APPARENTLY FOR LIRING-9 (WHD KNOWN IS).
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ING LIRIAS-4; SHE CELY SPENT FEW MINUTES INSIDE WITH PERUVIAN
LATTER HANDED HER FOUS PIECES OF APER WHICH HE INDICATED CON-
TAINED BONA FIDES AND REQUEST FOR CUBAN HELP, WHICH HE WANTED
LIRING-4 TAKE TO CUSAN EMBASSY RIGHT AWAY. LIRING-4 ASKED THAT
PAPERS BE PLACED IN SEALED ENVELOPE WHICH SHE PROPOSED OBTAIN
AT NEARBY POST OFFICE. BY COINCIDENCE LIRING-4 SPOTTED OTHER'
LIRING MEMBER AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE NEAR POST OFFICE AND REFERRED
PERUVIAN TO HIM. PERUVIAN WAS TOLD BLUNTLY TO COME IN TO EM –
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HIS REQUEST FOR HELP.
SECASS
3. WILL TRY HAVE LIRING-4 IDENTIFY PERUVIAN IN TALK WITH
CUBAN CONSULATE SECRETARY. ABOVE INDICATES ONCE MORE POOR
STATE OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN CUBAN SUPPORTED SIN/REDSTUES
LATIN AMERICA AND CLASS. CAN LIMA THROW ANY LIGHT
ON ABOVE?
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1.
Spacial 000 operations Jo. 1 and So. 2 have functioned catisfactorily
with no calle Far assistance.
2. LIRING-3410
A-4000£ has boss installed for this speration
in lish of a levere. There me a alight problem at first when the Lê opera tar
recorded toe Toud and distorted the tape. The Wall so batterice and the
quality has greatly improved by getting off the AC line. COENBURY has come to
the conclusion that varios City does not have a good earth ground • Conso-
quantly, greet adjust este must be made vita any equipment that needs an earth
BAVE
30
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DISPERSE ▲ seperate report is being propred on this operatim.
da to, va are not too 5ony with the results. ere is en interattient burs
which we cannot identify and the present reitching arrangement makes it hard
to fellow Subject from ream to roam. Eore details will be included in a
separate dispa tom.
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4. LISAXPAY: We now feel that the operaties is begimaier to shape 05,
thanks to the expertise of Peter J. MYIU?. Tech so STYROP will provide
techainsì repoří, zmú prešu̸abi, iš still working on some of the arcèlems,
the details will not be revested here. It is too sen to say, but so hope to
be able to have the if keepare save defective cl's out and replace then
with operating mile mover there is a failurV. A problem sight be beving
to adjust each unit on the target line. Time will tell.
Plans for
F
PL are to setimate the CCT of LISAH PAE/BAKER curly in
as the LP. Bum se have reliable switening en LISA FAB /
DC, this, too, will be piped to LI vis CCT from LISASE.
September using LICAIC
' 6. There were a few other niscollarcom A7D10 chares. Three dimplies ta
tapes had to se nade for the 108, three hovere tape recorders had to be cleaned
and repaired, and one 2:28 4000-1 was cleaned and repaired.
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Headquarters notes that on 9 August 1967 LIRING-3
was in contact via LIFEAT with one Electa LNU. Given
LIRING-3'ɛ artist background and the subject of
conversation the visit of Rodolfo Heisler, a Swiss
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artist, to Cuba - it is suggested that Electa LNU
might be Electa ARENAL (201-173795), the mother-in-law
of David ALFARO Siquieros the well-known Mexican Comunist
artist.
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1. Forwarded under separate cover are six reports dated 31 July, 5, 11,
14 and 17 (two reports) August 1967 concerning the LIRING-3 Operation prepared
by Wallace B. ROWTON.
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2. The first three reports 31 July, 5 and 11 August deal with the recent
Moises CROZCO Leal "affair" (see reference) and it's aftermath. The 17 August
willage on, also deals with
this subject. LIRING-3's conversation with Mercedes *PEREIRA (report dated
14 August 1967) was reported in MEXICO CITY 2476.
3. ROWTOH's report dated 17 August 1967 is of some interest.
A. The departure of the secretary LIRING-4 previously filled in
for reopens the possibility that LIRING-4 may, again, work at LIRING.
LIRING-4, in fact, recently received a necklace from this secretary
(a rather unespected gift at this juncture).
B. The report indicates that LIRING personnel have doubts about
some of LIRING-3's activities (this is not too surprising).
Fragmand fi. Frasiner.
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for Willard C. CURTIS
Reports a/s para 1 UNDER SEPARATE COVER
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Subject:
1. DIIIFG/3 nap rted to Royton at 4400 on 17 August,1057, that be bad
had a pleasant chat with
the provious day in the lation's of-
revealed that Araceli
fice. Among other things
her
husband had been recalled to Havana unexpectedly and would probably be
leaving for good in about 7-40 days.
not provide 1TRING/3
with an explanation, but L/3 surmices that the recent inspection un-
covered the fact that Araceli is a chronic plainer and perms re-
latively little work, and her husband is virtually superfluous at Cubana
de Aviación since he never has been able to take over the ranaresent
from dojas as originally planned. ITING/3 cted that this right be
the zuch-hoped-for chance for HIRING/4 to resure work in MIPING/9's of-
Pice. Roston asked 1/3 to encourage T/A to accept the offer if it should
be rade. He added that the last time he talked with 1/4 she appeared a
little reluctant to get involved again, explaining that she commmented
when discussing the shortate of funds (2-3,000 dollars) that she vas glad
that she wasn't still working and hence not subject to any investigation.
1/3 promised to put pressure on T/# to cccept the job. He noted with sa-
tifaction that 1/4 had recently received a message from Araceli Dapero
that she had a gift (neclace) for her. 1/3 added that /4 has not rushed
over as yet to pick up the gift, feels it better to wait until lati
has departed in the hope that traceli might talk more freely at that tize.
commented in the course of con-
2. LIRING/3 zalso reported that
versation that his colleagues did not believe that Rice palán had broekn
down and talked to the Mexican police, despite the letter (furnished by
1/3) to the contrary. 1/3 suggested that they check out the letter with
Elena Garro, since he understood that she was the one who hand-carried
it to the Gobernación. L/3 commented with some bitterness to
that
it seems that every time he tries to help the revolution by pass on bits
of information (Julian Lopez case in particular) it turns out prejudicial
to him in the eyes of the superiors of
At this 1 sriled
and asked 1/3 to have patience and try to understand their point of view.
lė reiterated that they had doubts but felt sure it would be straightened
out eventually.
3. At the end of he meeting 1/3 romised Rowton that he would try his
best to
"lie low" during
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it would be a good to visit Ian Cristóbal to show some sign of
life at the "Florian” Satung in to assure the land-Iddy that le
is still interested in using the house, but has had unempestedly delaye
in obtaining the liberbe. 1/3 also agreed to go to Havana in the event
he received on invitation and could not at-11 long enough to consult with
howton after the latter's return to Henice Osty. He stated that he assumed
that the irvination would care from the "Opass is no Acericas" and might
concern sore sort of an exition with fixed tes.
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4. Howton gave I/] his New York City 1.0. Dex(ip alis) and requested
I/3 to ĉrép a ling Fetvoer 25-34 apist, when he expected to be passing
through New York from Montreal onroute to Europe. 1/3 stressed again that
he hoped to rach
nure in venczuėle,ệs-
pacia ly in the eyes of the Cubans, since it was a bona fide effort that
could easily be checked out with favorable results.
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3/4
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17 Aug#24,1937
Relating to III/3 and
ente 2-16 1,1957.
1. A revieof the
intercepts for the pericl 2-14, Agust, 1967,
reveals confirmation of the following points previously reported to
Router:
(a) Commercial (isver) activities of FENG/2. B-28(0.2) con-
firms that snit Cundalupe Vasquez, the friend of Hergio
Valdez, was working on the license (as of 2 August) for the
importation of the plastic flowers from Guatemala for 2/3.
She states that she is going to court with the petition "right
cope of
ughs cergio Valdez tells
1/3 that he and Alejandra (Urbina Torres) will make up their
legal and personal agreements the following week ( with regard
to "Colorlux", the glass factory located at Plaza Mirivaille).
They expected to assemble the samples (for Venezuela) the fol-
lowing day.
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(b) LIRING/3 conversations with his Honduran friend, René Cchoa,
in Havana. 345-41 (7.7) reveals that Ochoa is anxius to talk
seriously with I/3 and wants to get to Mexico Vity soonest. He
states that the only problem is the visa end promises to send
1/3 data so that 1/3 can attempt to expedite a Mexican visa.
(c) LIRING/4's social contacts with the MIRING personnel. With re-
gard to 1/2's general feeling toward the LIKING establishment,
1/3 tells Rojas (of the Cultrual office) that 1/4 visits IIRING
"only occasionally", and adds that "those people were very hard.
to get along with and she no longer has anything to do there..
Only goes by once in a while to say hello.[
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(d) XIRING/3's contacts with Ernesto Capuano during the week of
7 August, although the substance of the copversations with his
is not confiriel. CXX=1^(5.0) (initentes that Sergio Valdez as-
sisted 1/3 in his attempts to locate Capuato and make the first
appointment.
(e) Ime/3's contact with offer a Fonseca and sra. Merceded
Fereira on 10 and 13 Agust,1007.
2. The review likewise reteals that the following information not pre-
viously known by Rowton or passed to him by LIBING/31.1
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(a) In on
the ent of te artici; tion of both Cergio
Valdo and all treno in IIIIXQ/3* <purati nal as well as
commercial efforts. I/3 Lid bold Horton repeatedly that Val-
lez and Horeno apware of 2/3's rolpionship in the plastic
flower business with cer 1 Greeks but that they are : ct wit
ting of howton's alies of the true nature of their relation
ship. LIFLAT intercepts, however, reveal that 1/3 keeps Sergio
Valden informed of his distint with noston (and it must be
assumed) of the general
this io, kuten da
times as "No",
as "that person".
believe that
intent of their conversations. During
oformed to gnos ap "Combe" and several
perfoluit he was baffrred to simply"
Statrẻ to Coston that Dergio Valdez
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his Oreck confucts and purity
(b) I/3's relationship and renfordus' with Silvia Durán and Parte
Wigisser. In DX-5(44.5] Silvi: Dynín irrites 1/3 to her home
between 1530 2nd 4000 or 0/0/00 than she will be free. She calle
and talked to // for the first time = ^^/9/67. 3/4 says that
she has hatid of Cilvia from 2/3 and Silvic replies that she
hopes they will meet someday coun. SAI-40(5.5) indicates that
1/2 is using Insten as on rouse to star at the scubaga apt
(probably during a tryst with either of the above women). Me
saw Howton from 1706-1900 on 4/3/67 but schled 1/4 at about
1915 to say the the "hatten with "anni is not finished (get",
and later to add that "thing is fraging out".
(c) 1/3's telephone contact with a certain Electa on 0/8/67 who
tells his that the Cwise artist, Rodolfo Heisler, is visiting
from Cuba, 1/3 comments that he has known. Heisler ince 1961
since I/3 first went to Cuba.
Wall St
!! not Electa ARENAL mother in law
of David Alfaro Suganaron -?
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Subject:
15 august, 1757
INC/3 Masting with Mercedes Fereira.
:
1. At his meeting with Horton at 1400 on 14 August, 1007, LIRING/3
reported that he had learned from Irnesto Capuano that are Mercedes
Pereira, his Spanish relovisionary friend, was living at Disgonal
San Antonio 4, in apartment 6. (According to 1/3, his interest in
Pereira was revived by a corment sade to bin by Moisés Cronco Deal
on 31 July, 1967, to the effect that hercedes Iereira was in Mexico).
2. DIRING/3 continued that upon learning ber address be called on sri.
Pereira unannounced at 1030 on 13 August with and fortunately
found her in with her 17-fair-012 son, Irnando. He found the aparinet
allost completely unfurnished, except for a table and several chairs
a ululum of secroom furniture. According to I/3, Sra. Pereira
explained that she and her son had just returned to Herico and were
organizing their household on their very limited resources. She siind
that her son had found work in a factory and that she hoped to locate
a job as soon as her Mexican inzigrant papers cafe through.
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3. She and her sch welcomed IIKI779/3 and after so many years, tut
sra. Pereira confessed later in the conversation that she was expecting
2/3 to visit her since she had already received word from Ernesto Saga-
aac. She then recounted to 1/3 and 1/2 the vicissitudes and turncil of
her life since she had last seen them in ana(in 1964). She stated
that her very confused citizenship status had continued to plague lar
in Havana and, when she finally decided to leave in order to settle the
inheritance left by er inn, she had great ċissi-
culty in leaving Cuba. She explained that many obstacles were put in her
way, despite all the work she had done for the revolution, and she was
forced to leave in effect as a "gusanita". The said that ber mother and
sister, Sofia, were still in Harars, and aided that her sister is still
working at the Czech Embassy. She also stated parenthetically that ber
sister, Sofia, was hoping to be transferred to the Czech Embassy in He--
xico City in the near future, where she had worked prior to going to ïa-
vana.
Sra. Pereira stated that she was greatly disillusioned with the Cubans
and felt that, the Tricentinental had done more harm than good by trape-'
ting its. intention of helping all latin Merican revolutions. She com
mented that the situaton in Quatemala, which she had recently visited
as a tourist sith Spanishments, was very bad for til revolutionaries.
She explained that not only were there many factions in the movement -
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FAR, Jan Cisa, the Prizemo de Tayo,
"Dravos" and other splinter
groups but there were realy, during the land six months by de-
serters filtering into Hand & DIFXFC/3 >ould have to more with
extreme caution in his contacts with the revolutionaries.
3/3
told “owtom shat he felt this an opportune opening to relate is story
of Moisés Crozco Leal ond Le did so brifly. Ing. Dereira onumented that
she first met Incoco in Havane then she was very uch involved there with
Gustenalans ruvolutionaries. The affed that she was favorably ingrossed
with Cresco and was surprised to lcorn_rec_n4ly that be bec ipted from
BAR. The added that there was another Discented in Mexico City even
zore important than Crores, by the nails" or "to",
whose true name she did not know.
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15. According to I/3, sra. Pereira co
acted properly with regard to Crepes and agreed with him that he shoudl
attempt to retain friendly contact with Orozco until he recieved a defini-
tive reply from FAR as to the best course of action to take with hin. She
offerred to introduce I/3 to several Quatonalans she knew well in Mexico
Cit not Pirectly involved in the revolution but useful contacts in any
case. In reply to 1/3's query,she stared that Ernesto Capuano was a reli-
able and intelligent person, bat so exposed in Mexico City that he could
not operate as freely as he would like. The stressed to 2/3 that Capuano
was closely watched and could be a contact that night conceivably, compro-
xise 1/3 in his future travels to Guatemala. She stated that she herself
was being extremely cautious because of her past history in Guatemala as
well as Havana, and had even gone to the length of paying a considerable
sum to have her file remoted from Gobernación, so that there would not be
a trace of her travels to Cuba and Guatemala. She explained that after
leaving Havara, she and her son went to Igain and managed to collect a
small inheritance (about 7,000 pesos in value) and at the same time tock
out Spanish papaers and was issued a Spanish passport, as a refugee. LI-
RING/3 explained to Rowton that sra. Pereira had been born in pain, but
moved to Mexico many years ago, married a Quatemalan doctor, accompanied
him to Guatemala where he worked under the Arbenz regize, gought refuge
in Mexico with him after the overthrow of the government. After her hus-
bard ( either legal or common-law) died she loft for Izvana, in 1962,as
1/3 recalls, with her son,Armando, who had been born in Guatemala City
about 1950. 2/3 continued that she became closely connected with the Gua-
malan revolutionaries in Navme and represented Guatemala at the Tri-
continental. I/3 stated that sra. Fereira is a well educated woman of about
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forty-six years of age, and that her pon, aged about 17, is a vom
husky teen-ager who was trained in querrilla warfare by the Cubone.
2/3 also recalled that are. Derofra's rothor's okno io Isabela, 1±2
will probably ricattle in Spain, once she luaves Cuba with her cicer
daughter, lofia Tereira.
6. 1/3 stated that he hoped to see sra. Pereira again within the xx
week since he was quite certain that she could put him in touch wita
the HR people in Hexico City and possibly act as a liaison herself in
the future.
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Subject:
IDING/3 Report of Contact with Hoisés Crozco Leal.
1. At 1100 on 11 August, 1957, at ate safehouse Howton leanted from
HIRING/3 that Moisés Crozco Leal telephoned hin the previous afternoon
to thank him for the letter and the interest be has shown it hin. /3
stated that he told Crozco that his main concern was what it anything
the Mexicans had asked him about 2/3 and whether he had been forced to
reveal any of 1/2's business ( in Guatemala ). Recording to 1/3,Crosse
assured him that, altho oh the Merican police had asked him "hang and
repeated questions" about his travels, he reve nothing about 1/3..
One of the questions asked repeatedly by the Manicans was what he know
about the husband of a certain Aura Marina. Crozco claimed that be 'new
notning o sais person and so rellenan negative
in
mozco continued that he could not let 1/3 know there he was at the moment
but would get in touch with him in a short time, as soon as the best was
off, through his mother. Recording to I/2, Crocco's mother's home has beer
searched several times since Crozco's release on 4
.
agust, 1967.
2. HIRING/3 then explained that after he learned of Crozec's arrest and
release (through Ernesto Cajoanc) be felt it eat that he couzunicate
with Crozco to determine what Crozco had reveiled to the Nexican police
and how he was treated. He therefore sent a telegram to Crozco addressed
to Orozco's mother at her home address (Calle Tennis #08,Cel.Counter Clut
on 6 August, simply asking Crozco in double talk to get in touch with hin
When nothing happened, 1/3 continued, he sent HlaING/4 around to Crozco's
nother's home about 1030 on 9 August with a short note, the text of which i
is as follows:
Valentín:
We have learned of late about your nishop. He want to
give you the help we can, since, apart from everything,we under-
stand the b man problems (invloved).
He want to see you to find out shat we can do for you,
but we'll leave it to your discretion as to the contact..
I enclose some money, "which we know is
s 
only a small thing
but we hope that it will be of some use to you.,
3. Cordial greetings from ell.
3. I/3 stated that he enclosed 200 pesos in the note, and that the Eve-
lone
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by 1/4.
wass personally delivered without difficulty to Crozco's
(This was confirmed to Rowton by IIING/3, whom he met with privately
at 1630 on August at the restuarat of Dear Roebuck, Insurgentės).
friend
4. LIRING/3 also reported that he hoped to receive a ressage from bil/
Hené Cohoa through Aurelio Alonzo ( Comercio Exterior) who, according to
Ochoa,was due in to Mexico ❤ity that same day ( 11/5/67). 2/3 afdød› that
he expected a telephone call from Jches the preceding evening and, alt bough
the phone ring several times, he did not receive any communication from
hin.
5. I/3 also reported that thus far his efforts to locate Dr. Lercedes
Ferrarough her son Armando have been unsuccessful. 1/3 said that
he still had not given up hope that Capsano would get the word to Pereira
and that she would eventually contact aim.
6. 1/3 asked Roxton to meet him again at 2000 the following ing so shet
he could report on whether be had rectived ford from en Cohsa on the
flight from Havana.
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1. LIRING/3 reported to wowtos at 1700 on 4/0/07 that he informed by
Sergio Valdez that morning that Alberts Duxingo of Siempre has taking
plane to Havana that afternoon. 1/3 stated that he took this opportunity
write a hasty note to Arnol hodriques explaining recent developments in
Moisés Crozco Leal affair and asking Arncl to expedite new contact for
1/3 with FAR either in Havana or Thatenala City. 1/3 explained to low-
ton that in order put beat on Arnal and FAR he wrote that if he not it-
vited to azana within-sext two weeks be will definitely be in Guatemala
City staying at hotel Florida from 21-2ª August and that now FAR liaison
should identify himself as "José Inis". He added that Arpol should cable
him using code "La sedicina está en mal estado" in event' FAR wished hiz
keep out of Crozco affair.
2. 1/3 stated that Cerțis Valdes personally asked Alberto Domingo de-
liver sealed envelope containing this letter to armol sodriguez. Valdez
feels that Domingo will not read latter, although it EKİZİMSKIE mentions
hin as person who (unwittingly) originall- referred Orozco to Yaliex”Mİ
LIRING/3/
.
3. L/3 also reported that he spoke with Ernesto Capuano by phone and
has appointments with his at 1000 on 7/8/67. Cappano cautioned
1/3/8 ± 38 -***15 -3-5 by ive some indication of nature of
business. / stated it consterned the medincine” and it was then that
* Capoano gave his appointment.
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Subject:
Wallace B. Roston Heeting with DIRING/3.
1. Howton met with R/3 at 1700 on 31 July, 1907, at the safehouse.
L/3 reported at once that he had moved his family into the safehouse
and that 1/4 and their child were out at the scrent so that be and Rowton
could talk privately. He explained that things were moving very rapidly
and that Miosés Crozco Leal was in fact staging at his spartment (Tacuba-
ya) in preparation for the trip they were to take to Farachula. He stated
that be had zet with Crozco as planned at 2200 on 29 July and, after a
lengthy talk, Crozco had asked to be put up in 1/3's spartment for the
night, since it was late and it would be better in view of the trip that
they planned to take together. 1/3 commented that Crozes appeared quite
prevous and was particularly concerned about answering the door in the
event scicone mocked while 1/3 was away. It was agreed that he would
answer the door caly in the event that there were three knocks, indicating
that the person was IIPING/3 himself. According to L/3 Crocco stated that
he had at all costs to get to Tapachula within the next two or three days
to meet FAR contacts that were expecting him there. Be expressed fear of
traveling by plane or even train and welcomed the suggestion of 1/3 that
the latter's friend Raúl Moreno drive hizani 1/3 to Tapachulai in Horeno's
car. 1/3 commented to Rowton that he was amazed at the knowledge Crozco
had concerning him and his activities, including the dates of his (I/3's)
trips to Guatemala and Cuba.
2. Rowton then realizing that I/3 had probably walked into a dangerous
trap, queried hin very carefully concerning the origin of his contact with
Crozco. Howton explained that he was certain that I/3's story of the trip
to Tapachula and the meeting with the Guatemalan woman there wasuntrue and
that he assumed that L/3 had a good reason for distorting the truth. Row-
ton continued that he had come tothe conclusion that 1/3 bad had a domestic
crisis again and had decided to disappear for a few days and had told his
wife that he had to go out of town on business for Roston. He was therefore
forced to lie to Howton also for fear that Zotin might disclose the truth
to 1/4. Howton stressed that it was essential that he know the true facts
sɛurrounding the first contact with Crozco, since, as 1/3 would see later,
it might be a matter of life and death for bin.
3. LIRING/3 then confessed that he had not actually zade the trip by not
for the reason Rowton supposed. The real reason be explained was that when
Orozco contacted him he saw Sergio Valdez shortly thereafter and the lat-
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that be knew of any new contact that he had, and Taldez replied: "I'm in
this thing also." LINING/3 continued that this statement of Valdez so
surprised and disturbed him and he decided to investigate to what extent
Valdez was involded in the whole affair of the Guatemalans. In the absence
of kowton he had no resources other than his own genuity. He decided to
disappear so that he could investigate more securely and he informed 1/4
that he hid to make a trip to Chiapas. He then telephoned Valdez several
tizes, disguising his voice, and pretending to be "Valentin" in the spe
of eliciting some sign of recognition froz Valdez. 1/3 conţinued that this,
however, did not work and he failed to prove any connection between Taldez
and Crozco. 1/3 explained then that he did not want to reveal this to low-
ton, first because he was afraid that Rowton would consider him stupid or
added that he hoped Rowton could understand the terrible pressure he was
living under from all sides, with people contacting him, surveilling his
movements, controling bin. In fact he felt trapped by unknown force. He
stated that for instance he was certain that he entrance of Sergio Valdez
and Raúl Horeno on the scene was not coincidental but was part of scze
larger picture that he could not understand. He added that this time be
was determined to find out how Valdez was linked with Crozco.
4. Horton then asked I/3 what he knew about Crozco. 2/3 replied that be
knew only what Crozco himself had revealed to him, viz., thật his nother
was living in Mexico City, that his father had ± never been progressive
and had in fast been arrested by the government (presumably Arbenz) but
had not been harmed since he had been so honest" and his réputation was
above reproach. Orozco also informed 2/3 that he had been to Cuba several
times and recently was in touch with Montes in Guatemala and up to recent-
ly had been doing propagania work for the FAR.
5. Rowton then stated that he had been doing his best to collect as much
information on Crozco as possible and that he was far from happy with what
he had managed to uncover to date. He explained that he had verified the 1
address given to him by 1/3 ( Calle Tenis 22/5) but discovered that it was
the home of Crozco's mother and that Crozco was not actually residing
there. He added that he had also learned that Crosco's father was protab-
ly unstable mentally and that his brother worked in Folitica, and this ming
night account for. Valdez' connection wtih him' (Valdez' working for Rafaga)
Rowton then stated that he had a report that he had not as yet been able
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to check out to the effect that Crozco had been in Guatemala in Hag
1967 assigned to some guerrilla activity in the Comán area but had un-
expectedly disappoured and returned to Mexico, probably because he was
afraid of capture. L/3 exclianed in evident surprise: "Then he's a de-
serter!" Loxton agreed that this might be the case and added that this
would explain why he wanted to hide out in 1/3's apartment; L/3 then ag
reed that this probably was the case and exclaimed again:" But then it's
very dangerous for hix me to be sheltering him!" Rowton agreed but urged
1/3 to keep calm end exploit the opportunity to learn from, Crozco the
true facts of his present relationship to TAR and how he came to use I/3
unwittingly as a refuge. E/3 asked Rowton how he could confront Crozce
with his suspicions and get him to reveal what Kowton wanted to know. Row-
ton then suggested that 1/3 drop casually the name of Ernesto Cancere.
saying that se had to see this lawyer the next day on some business. Row-
ton explained that he thought this would force Crozco to talk since he
would naturally be fearful of 1/3's revealing his wherebo its to Capcaño.
L/3 replied that he would mållingly do this but unfortunately he did not
know Caposno. He suddenly thought, however, of a ruse that light work. He
could get in touch immediately with Jacobo Rodriguez Fadilla, who would
certainly know of Capoano, and get as much information on Caponano fron
Jacobo before springing the name on Orozco. Rowton agreed and stressed that
it was essential that I/3 get as much of the true story from Crozco that
night as possible. He urged 1/3 to pose as a friend and offer to put sp
Orozco in some other safe place, explaining that his continued presence
would jeopardize his own position vis-a-vis the FAR.
6. During the meeting 1/3 positiviely identified the photograph (Fassport)
that Rowton showed him of Moisés Crozco Leal. 2/3 commented that Crosco
now was wearing classes and a moustache and had shaved his head, giving
himself the appearnace of a person of at least 45 years of age (his trre
age is 37,according to his own statement). 1/3 recalled that Crozco in-
formed him in passing that Leonardo Castillo of FAR had been killed in
. action recently.---
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meeting with 1/3 that same evening ( 31 July) at midnight at Sanborns
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OR OZ CO LEAL WHO PRIME WITNESS. IN MEANTIME, CAPUANO WILL CONTACT
CARLOS NAVARRETE TO REVIEW HOW JURADO CRIGINALLY MADE CONTACT.
2。 PER SUGGESTION REF A THAT STATION SHOULD NOT FEED INFO
TO LIREBEL-2 IN ORDER PROIECT JURADO, LIREBEL-2 TOLD ONLY THAT
CASE SOUNDS INTERESTING AND STATION WOLLD LIKE BE KEPT ADVISED
CF DEVELOPMENTS. STATION ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN GUATEMALAN
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INFO DESIGNED PROTECT LIRING-3. THIS DISCUSSED WITH ROWTON WHO
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1. AFTERNOON 22 AUG 67 LIREBEL-2 REPORTED FOLLOWING STOR
HE RECEIVED FROM ERNESTO CAPUANO DEL VECCHIO ON 19 AUG:
FOR PAST SEVERAL MONTHS, MEXICAN PAINTER CARLOS (JURADO)
DELMAR HAS ATTEMPTED MAKE CONTACT IN MEXICO WITH TOP LEADERS FUERZAS
ARMADAS REBELDES (FAR) TO OFFER SALE OF MEDICINE AND ARMS. HE
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FIRST MADE CONTACT WITH CARLOS GAVARRETE (KNOWN TO ADDRESSEES) AND
EXPLAINED HE HAS GREEK FRIEND WHO SELLS ARMS ALL OVER WORLD. -GREEK
SECAME INTERESTED IN SELLING ARTS TO FAR AND ASKED JURADO TO MAKE
NECESSARY, CONTACTS. NAVARRETE FOUND JURADO TOO EAGER AND TOO
INSISTENT ON MAKING CONTACT WITH FAR AND. INMEDIATELY BEGAN TO SUSPECT
HIM AS CIA OR "EXICAN SECURITY SERVICE PROVOCATION. NAVARRÈTE
DID NOT HELP HIM AND JURADO SOMEHOW MADE CONTACT WITH MOISES (OROZCO)
LEAL. CAPUANO DOES NOT KNOW WHAT RELATIONSHIP OROZCO HAD WITH
JURADO EXCEPT THAT LATTER OFFERED HIM ARMS, MEDICINE AND MONEY (300
DOLLARS) THE LATTER OF WHICH CROZCO DID NOT ACCEPT. RECENTLY,
JURADO CALLED CAPUANO AND ASKED TO MEET WITH HIM. SHOWED. CAPUAMO
LETTER WRITTEN BY OROZCO WHICH CLEARLY INDICATED CROZCO WAS TRAITOR
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TO "CAUSE" (SENT ADDRESSERS IN HMMA 32″ AND 32807 AFTER SPEAKING
SECURITY - PROVOCATION BASED ON FOLLOWING POINTS:
A. JURADO TOO EAGER AND INSISTENT ON CONTACTING FAR
LEADERS..
B. JURADO, WHO-SUPPOSEDLY IN ARMS BUSINESS TO MAKE
MONEY, OFFERED OROZCO MONEY FOR FAR (322 DOLLARS). ACTUAL
ARYS SELLER WOULD WAKE NO SUCH OFFER.
C. JURADO WANTED TO MAKE FAR LEADERS AWARE OF CROZCO'S
TRAITOROUS ACT AND ARMS SELLERS USUALLY TAKE NO INTEREST IN
INTERNAL PROBLEMS OF GUERRILLA GROUPS THEY SELL TO.
D. CAPUANO DOES NOT BELIEVE "GREEK" EXISTS AND JURADO
USED THIS AS "COVER" TO PENETRATE FAR MOVEMENT.
2. CAPUANO ASKED LIREBEL-2 TO AID IN INVESTIGATION OF
JURADO. FIRST PHASE WILL BE TO INTERROGATE OROZCO ON HIS RELATION-
SHIP WITH JURADO TO DETERMINE HOW FAR JURADO HAS PETETRATED THE FAR.
CAPUANO SAID THERE IS NO PLAN TO DO JURADO BODILY HARM FOR THE
PRESENT, BUT HE WILL BE IGNORED BY GUAT EXILES.
3. LIREBEL-2 SAID THAT IN CONNECTION WITH JURADO, A GUAT
WHO HAS LIVED IN CUBA FOR SEVERAL YEARS RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO.
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WITH WIFE. THIS PERSON, ARMANDO PEREIRA, MET JURADO IN CUBA (NO
DATE) AND WAS TOLD BY CURANS THAT JURADO ACTS VERY SUSPICIOUSLY
AND IS NOT TO BE TRUSTED.
4. ON 23 AUG LIRESEL-2, CAPUANO, JOSE LUIS BALCARCEL AND !.
LUIS CASTILLO RALDA WILL HOLD MEETING TO DISCUSS GUAT COMMUNIST
EXILE LEADERSHIP IN MEXICO AND JURADO CASE.
5. IT OBVIOUS FROM ABOVE THAT CAPUANO DOES NOT HAVE FULL
STORY JURADO'S ACTIVITIES AND HAS MANY OF HIS "FACTS" BADLY
MIXED UP. FOR ONE THING CAPUANO MADE NO MENTION OF JURADO'S TRIPS
TO GUATEMALA WHERE HE ACTUALLY CONTACTED FAR NOR OF HIS MEETINGS
WITH "GARCIA" IN MEXICO CITY. IF JURADO'S STATEMENTS TO WALLACE
5. ROWION CAN BE BELIEVED, IT WAS FAR WHO ASKED HIM ABOUT POSSI-
BILITY TRANSPORT TO BORDER AREA WEAPONS PURCHASED BY FAR PROCURE-
*ENT MECHANISM SOME OF WHICH WAS IN TEXAS. IT WAS ALSO FAR THAT
ASKED FOR MEDICINES. DO NOT BELIEVE JURADO OFFERED FAR MONEY, ON
CONTRARY HE REPEATEDLY ASKED FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICINE AND OTHER
ITEMS "SOLD" FAR. EITHER CAPUANO MISUNDERSTOOD JURADO OR LATTER
DID NOT REPORT HIS CONVERSATION WITH CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO ROWTON.
JURADO WAS INSTRUCTED TO POINT OUT TO CAPUANO HE TOOK DIM VIEW OF
BEING USED BY OROZCO TO DIUBLE CROSS FAR EMPHASIZING THAT, HAD HE
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HAD ARMS TO GIVE OROZCO (WHICH HE DOD NOT) HE PROBABLY WOULD HAVE
PECEIVED HIS PAYMENT IN LEAD SINCE OR COMPLETELY BROKE. THUS
IN CROZCO AFFAIR" IT WAS FINANCIAL AS. PERSONAL SECURITY ANGLES WHICH
OSTENSIBLY BOTHERED JURADO AND NOT HIS INTEREST IN FAR.
INVER POLITICS, HE FURTHERMORE LOANED OROZCO 322 PESOS
AND NOT THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
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6. WHATEVER HOLES AND CONFUSION EXIST IN CAPUANO'S STATEMENTS
RE JURADO'S ACTIVITIES HE NEVERTHELESS HAS GUESSED BASIC TRUTH
41C ADDARENILY DETERMINED TO MAKE FULL INVESTIGATION. THAI
JURADO MAY HAVE EXCEEDED HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND NOT REPORTED HIS
CONVERSATIONS WITH FAR AND CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO ROWTON MAY BE
CAUSE OF CURRENT TROUBLE. ROWION SEVERAL TIMES CAUGHT HIM IN
FABRICATIONS WITH HELP EXTENSIVE STATION MONITORING HIS ACTIVITIES.
IT HAS ALSO BEEN DIFFICULT TO PREVENT HIM FROM BEING OVERACTIVE
IN HIS DESIRE PRODUCE VALID FAR CONTACT. STATION HAS ALREADY, TOLD
LIREBEL-2 THAT IT HAS NO CONNECTION WITH JURADO, VILL WAIT FOR
RESULTS FAR 23 AUG MEETING MEXICO CITY CITED ABOVE BEFORE EX-
PLORING POSSIBILITY CAREFULLY FEED INFO VIA LIRESEL-2 TO PROTECT
JURADO, BELIEVE WARNING JURADO VIA LETTER SENT BY ROWTON OR
OTHER MEANS WOULD BE COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AT THIS TIME.
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1.
FOLLOWING EQS TRACES POSSIBLY IDEN OR RELATIVES PEREIRAS aar:
A.
MERCEDES LLANOS DE PEREIRA, CUBAN WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
EMBASSY IN GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA 4 SEPT 1954
FOR MEXICO (ECGA-1434, 12 NOVEMBER 1954).
B. SOFIA PEREIRA MARTIN, SISTER MERCEDES (HGGA-1434,
12 NOVEMBER 1954).
C. AUGUSTO PEREIRA LLANOS, SPANIARD WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY XXXR AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA FOR
MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434).
D. AMADOR PEREIRA REDONDO, SPANIARD WHO TOOK KIZK REFUGE
MEXICAN EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA FOR
MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (EGGA-1434); DOCTOR AXADOR PEREIRA, PERSONAL
FRIEND AND POSSIBLE BUSINESS ASSOCIATE OF EMILIO ROSENSTEIN STEN,
POLISH-BORN COMMUNIST MEXICO AND SUSPECT SOVIET AGENT. PRACTICING
PHYSICIAN WITH OFFICE AT CALLE MONTERREY 122-17. MAY BE IDEN WITH
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DOCTOR AMADOR PEREIRA REDONDO, SPANISH REPUBLICAN IN MEXICO WHO HAS LONG
BEEN ACTIVE IN CENTRAL AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY GROUPS AND IS MEMBER OF
SPANISH COUNCIL FOR PEACE (HMM-1501, 29 MARCH 1956).
E. AMADA ENRIQUEZ PEREIRA, SISTER MIRNA TORRES, PGT KEMBER
(GUATEMALA CITY 3625, 8 JANUARY 1964).
2. ALSO PROCESSING TRACES MERCEDES AND ARMANDO PEREIRA, WILL
ADVISE POSITIVE RESULTS.
END OF MESSAGE
WH COMMENT: LIRING-3 in touch with MERCEDES and ARMANDO: PEREIRA
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no To.
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Reciba nuestros saludos
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REGRET HAVE BEEN UNABLE COME UP WITH SUITABLE INTERIM HANDLER
FOR LIRING-3. SUGGEST ROSTON SET UP PLAN FOR POSSIBLE CONTACT BY
"TRUSTED BUSINESS ASSOCIATE WHO MAY BE COMING THROUGH AREA.” WILL
.DISCUSS POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES WITH ROWTON DURING LATTER'S TDY HQS
BEGINNING 21 AUGUST.
WH COMMENT:
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ROWTON going on home leave 18 August. Station feels
it most desirable keep direct contact with LIRING-3
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Forwarded as Attachment One, berewith, is a report written
by Wallace B. ROWTON dated 5 August 1967 about a letter recently,
received by LIRING-3 from Rene OCHOA Funes, the Honduran revolutionary
in Havana. Tomazed as Art, mici sépétale covei, are
photocopies of this letter. It does not look, from the sound of the
letter, that OCHOA's morale is too high.
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MICROFILMED
AUG 30 1967
DOC. MICRO. SER
Manymond A. Fradger.
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DOC. MCRO. SER
5 August,
three page type misten letter dtd 27/0/07
1. DINING/3 received/latter from René Cohoa Funcz zliz/8/27x
bykantx mailed in Mexico City 2/2/67 by *.0., Carmada Ric Caneiro
123,Kexico 7, 57" after having been hand-carried from Eavans by the
wife of a "cc:
"ccqañero de trabaje" of Schos. Copy being pouched.
2. In letter Cohca states he understands 1/3's situation "since it is
necessary to move ahead with one's own resources and to prove with
deeds". de acdes that he hoped to send aztzilxx "eszerete and complete=
news but he still labering under difficulties known to 1/3. He assures
1/3 that he has delivered 1/3's last letter to Arxzkix the "coipañero
(Armol Rodriguez) but could not talk with his privately because of the
many visitors who had arrived that day. immol's wife Ruby told him that
they had received L/3's letters and had answered them ( 1/34x told Row-
toz that he has never received these replies from Arnol). Ruby Rodriguez
also informed Ochoa that the organismos corres clientes" were going to
invite 1/3 to Havana. Ochoa promised 1/3 that he would do whatever he
could to expedite this trip ( hacer nuevas gestiones).
2. Ccica complains of the "realidades que re han tocado vivir aquí" xxx
but indicates that he has no intention "resign himself" to pureaucracy
commenting that it is necessary "provocar la rupture, japrediendo a
rascarse con las propias uñas", taking the initiative and nou expecting
anything from anyone. He adds that he has finally out the "ties, which
have bound"hiz to Cuba and although he feels that he can do a great deal
there, but it is"infinitiely small in comparison with what he must do ex
outside". He assures 1/3 that he is serious and that it concerns a
"planteamiento sario".
3. Cobos also cautions I/3 against losing sight of the ultikate objective
in his commercial activity, inlicating that he has discussed this 25-
pact of I/3's plans with "a friend" who knows some of these questions
better that 1/3. He adds that L/3's "asuntos y actividades" interest
him intnsely, and that their situation is similar.
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La Habana, 27 de Julio de 1967.
Estimado Carliche:
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Hoy hace más de un mes que recibi tu earte, per les
conversaciones telefónicas sostenicas habrás podido comprender que
1: donora en contestarte se debe,no precisamente a apetía do mi per-
to, sino falta de canales adecuados para tal-fin.
Esta te la envió por la gentileza de un compañere_de
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trabajo cuya eppesa va hada ése,dicho sea de pago yo no la conozce a
ella, por lo tante es realmente una casualidad que te pueda enviar ne-
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ticles;pere oien no quería demorar más y he aquí estas líneas.
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Creo que entiende perfectamente tu situación, pues'est
necesario abrirse pase con los propios medios, demostrar con hechos;cs-
to puede que al principio to huela a conseje,pere reslmente no le os
pues precisamente la idea 1s he tonsão de ti y shore le sdopts como
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posición e actitud ante los hechos.Ērs ni deseo poderteļenviar neti-
cias concretas y amplies esta vez, pere justamente tengo les mimas di-
ficultades que tu emuneras, a pesar de la cercanía fisica.Entregué tu
carta al compañere no no fue posible hablar con 61 sobre el particu
lar pues el día que fuf llegaron muchas visitas, antes de que él llega-
ra hablé algo con la señora, concretamente me dije que habían recibi-
da tus noticias, que también te habían contestado;que to Iben a inviter
los organismes correspondientes pere que elles aún no tenisn noticiss
concretss; despues como te dijo llegaron las visitas y no pude sscar
ninguna conclusión;estino que a estas alturas ya debes tener noticiss;
posteriormente no he podido ocuparne de elle principalmente per les
de al parte, fundamentalmente, por cuestiones de trabajo.:
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Ahora bien, to promete hacer muevas gestiones pues on
estos días tonge un respire,aunque las gentes per aquí en estos disa
están bestante ecuados con la cantidad de actividades y de aconteci
zientes especialmente de este mes, pero ya verenos.
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Creo que no es necesario que te aclare, que en general, tendrás que
acostumbrarte a estos problemas, pues las cousas veces le parecen
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a une may ficiles y desde luego no lo sen mas que en apariencia,es
necesario comprender a
a 
los otros, mixime en esta cosas, un poco pen-
sar come ellos;alguna vez en muestras discusiones he has señalado
como yo justificaba las cosas siempre con la frase "hasta cierto
punto tal o tales comas son inevitables"; creo que esta no es una
frase sin sentido neles una cómoda salida, es para mi una conclu-
sión de las realidades que me han tocado vivir aquí,hoy la sige re
pitiendo y aún tiene más sentide.Le anterior, por supuesto, no sig-
mifica que bay que resignarda y soperar que les asp
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desarrollen normalmente, todo lo contrario,hay que provocar is rup-
tura, céze?, justamente "aprendiendo a rascarse con las propias uñas",
demostrando con bechos y un pece "ze esperar nada de nadie".
Difís por fin cayó en el plano del consejo, to rstifice
ne se trats de ese, tu misme le has dishe eres lo suficientemente
grande para comprender las responsabilides que adquieres, por lo tan-
to huelgen los consejos, sobretode los que se dan a centrel rezete.
simplemente trate de imbuiarte de uns idea que ya tienes.ke parece
que hay seriedad y responsabilidad en lo que haces era de esperar
de ti,ze complase que niċas todo lo que implica per ambas partes,
es un camino sumamente peligrose, sé que le sabes mejor que yo,pe-
ro Carlos siempre tu eres demasiado bueno y de la bondad a la in-
genuléad no hay más que un pesite,esto algo de lo cual tu ne eras
consciente, on estas cosas es de vital importancia comprender a pre-
fundidad esto.Kadie trabaja è lucha, buseando aquelle on lo cual ne
exista peligro,per lo menos entre nosotros, nadie le tiene miedo a
los cuatre metres de Merra,pero el aliciente o la meta no es el
peligre ni la morte, Peslmente con ese no se hace nada, simplemen-
es dejar un nombre para una Fábrica, on el mejor de les cases; se
trate de algo may distinte.Ke hablas de una cosa normal y luersti-
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ye el aspecto externo de la cuestión, es decir le forze, pero
pertanto os 16 Interno el contenido lo esencial; no se cenace la sa-
sa por la fachada,sta layoffs de las veces nos engaña.A qué to-
do esto?; bueno, en prizor: lugar es la opinión de un amigo que algu-
has cuestiones las conoce un poco mejor que tu, además conciéndote
tenge necesidad de referirzo a esto y en segundo lugar porqué nese-
sito de ti,de tu situación de tu cerpansión,Forque también yo he
Sotano mi capacidad de espera y realmente en estes momentes cuen-
to conmigo mismo y contigo, ne hace falta explicarte porque pues
meet othegin an i-ilar,per la tante turismentes catife
ze interesan sobremanera por las cuestiones apuntadas anteriormente.
Ahora tus noticias son fundamentales para mi, sobre todo
dame detalles, quiere hacer las cosas sabiendo y ceneciendo le que
:
voy a hacer,tengo prisa por hacer algo pero no por los posibles 4
netros de tierra,no la excluye, pero tampoce los busco especialmen
to.fer fin he resuelto lo que me ataba a este gran pais, comprende
que sún puedo hacer mucho aquí, pero es infinitamente pequeño ce■-
parsão con le que tengo que hacer fuera de aquí; sabes bien que na
sey capaz de emberrenar tantas cuartillas simplemente por llenerias
se trata de un plantesmiente serie.
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al chine suena come CH o al revés)ya osté bien, esas son les con-
secuencias de ser su propio médico(libreters),pere de todas mane-
ras nas alegrazes mucho de que haya podido salir de las garras de
todos los CLCGes.Carliche necesitería que en la próxima oportunidad
me consiguieras unos enceries (Zapatos)para la Cati, si se da cuen-
+
ta de esta solicitud me asesina,pero yo sarge con el pedido, son
múzero 6 a 7,.-
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AND ASKED MEET HER. AT ENSUING MEETING OROZCO'S MOTHER STATED THAI
ALRA MARINA ARREOLA, HER HUSBAND AND SON WERE RECENTLY DEPORTED TO
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1. WALLACE 5. ROUTON DEPARTING ON HOME LEAVE 18 AUGUST.
2.
Auc 732323-
AFTER THROUGH REVIEW LIRING-3 OPERATION FEEL IT MOST DESIR-
ABLE KEEP DIRECT CONTACT WITH LIRING-3 (WHO LIABLE GO CUBA AND
POSSIBLY GUATEMALA IN NEAR FUTURE) DURING ROWION'S ABSENCE.
UNTIL SGSWIRL CAN BE GIVEN LIRING-3 BY SPANISH SPEAKING OPERATOR
AS REQUESTED BY STATION, FEEL IT WISE NOT PUSH LIRING-3 TO WITTING
LNHARP RECRUITMENT. THEREFORE BELIEVE LIRING-3 SHOULD BE HANDLED
BY SPANISH SPEAKER ABLE PASS NOTIONALLY AS EUROPEAN BUSINESS FRIEND
OF ROWION (I.E. WITHOUT GRINGO ACCENT). ALTHOUGH KNOWLEDGE EUROPEAN
LANGUAGE NATURALLY DESIRABLE IT NOT ESSENTIAL AS PER ROUTON LIRING-3
WILL NOT QUESTION BACKGROUND HIS FRIEND OR MEET HIM IN PRESENCE OF
OTHER FOREIGNER SINCE MEETINGS HELD IN SAFEHOUSE. TO AVOID SECURITY
COMPLICATIONS AT THIS JUNCTURE BELIEVE LIRING-3 WOULD BEST BE HANDLED
FOR THRES FOUR WEEK PERIOD BY TOYER FROM WAVE OR HDQS WITH ABOVE
REQUIREMENTS. STATION WILL CONTINUE TO ASSUME COMPLETE DIRECTION
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THIS OPERATION.
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LIPING-3 "ON ICE" FOR PERIOD BOLTON'S ABSENCE SENDING HIM OUT OF
MEXICO CITY AS LONG AS POSSIBLE AND THUS CUTTING HIM OFF TEMPORARILY
FROM FURTHER CONTACTS WITH CURANS, CHATEMALAN AND SPAL
*EXICAN LIFTIST FRIENDS. THERE NO GUARANTEE HOWEVER LIRING-3 WOULD
STAY OUT OF MEXICO AND FURTHER OPERATIONAL INVOLVEMENT FOR FULL.
PERIOD ROWTON'S ABSENCE.
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