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In accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 December 1974,
I have reviewed the 201 file on
(201 number indicated below), and
most accurately be categorized as
COBB
(surname)
have determined that it can
indicated b. low:
should be closed.
witting collaborator. OI Code Al.
potential witting collaborator; date opened
OI Code A2.
former witting collaborator (relationship terminated).
OI Code A3.
potential witting collaborator never contacted (security
reasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4.
counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreign
intelligence or security service). OI Code A5.
all others. OI Code A6.
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CRYPT/PSEUDO: LICOOKY/1 (Joyce H. PINEINCH)
: WH/New York C/O:.
AREA/BASE
I. TRACES
Base:
(For local traces)
Other:
201-278841 (7 880)
aka.
Req'd by Base: DO Base/N.Y.-3219, 1 Aug 67
_ Req'd by
Hqs:
(Specify)
II.
CLEARANCES
Reply to Base:.
POR : Req'd DO Base/N.Y.-3219 Granted.
PRQ I fw'd to CI/CA 3 Aug 67
PCSA
:
Green List # 282786-1
Req'd.
_Granted_
g.
Req'd.
Granted.
Complete PRQs I & II fw'd
CSA
: Req'd.
Granted
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CNC
::
Req'd.
Granted
OTHER
: Req'd.
Granted
(Specify)
SGSWIRL :
III.
IV.
SPECIAL APPROVALS/CONCURRENCES
60-11
: Req'd
A/WOMACE : Req'd.
LNERGO :: Req'd.
Field Office Coordination.
#039, 3 Aug 67
OTHER
: DCS:
CONTRACTS
Type:
Secrecy Agust;
V. ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS :
ACCOMMODATION TELEPHONE:
VI DOMESTIC ASSETS INVENTORY
VII.
Fw'd Hqs.
TERMINATION OF INTEREST
Date:
(Specify)
Granted.
Granted
Gaanted
Eff. Date & Term
Termination Date:
Describe briefly)
Describe briefly
Rec'd _
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11 October 1966
MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division
VIA
:
SUBJECT
1.
:
WH/Personnel, Attention: Mr. Reneban
Joyce C. PINEINCE (201-278841)
Subject has been terminated effective 1 July 1966
by the Mexico City Station. She was paid her salary through
30 June and was given her income tax refund for the
period 1 January 1965 through 30 June 1966. A copy of the
termination Secrecy Oath, signed in true name, is on file
in Subject's vázicimi
**
2. It is requested that the CPD and Office of Finance
files be altered to reflect the termination of Subject.
13 October
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Miss Joyce H. Pineinch
Dear Miss Pincir.ch
Reference made to your current
MOC
with the
United States Government, as represented by the Contracting
Officer.
3
Elfective 21. April 1966.
MOC
sad quofaST
is amended by deleting air reference to acome taxes therefrom,
and by adding thereto the following paragraphi
10 Taxes As an independent contractor, monies
paid you under paragraph four (4).
above constitute taxable
income for Federal tax purposes and you must statsfy your Federal
tax nability thereon. Such income may be paid you by or through
a cover facility Because of cover, operational, and security
considerations the Tax Committee of this organization is authorized
to make certain Laterminations and establish procedures (including
tax withholdings) which will result in the fola sausfacuon of your
city tay chlications. It is specifically
understood and agreed that such determinations and procedures,
whether oral or written, constitute an in egral part of this contract
and are legally incorporated herein by reference.
Una
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full force and effect.
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Date
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то
VIA
: Chief, Finance Division
:
Contract Approving Officer
FROM :
SUBJECT:
Chief of Station, Mexico City
Engagement of
LICO:-1
as Independent Contractor.
and is chargeable to
1. TERM AND PROJECT CHARGE: The Subject individual has been engaged under oral
contract for use under Project
The effective date of the oral contract is
nation by ODYOK upon ✓ days' actual notice.
2.
SECURITY APPROVAL:
been obtained. Type_
3.
CITIZENSHIP:
CA
smarters
subject to termi-
The appropriate security approval for Subject's use has
Date August 172
The Subject ( ) is ( ) is not a foreign national.
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dollars.
4. COMPENSATION: The Subject will be paid 250.00 dollars per
The approximate equivalent of this amount in PBPRIME currency is §.
Subject (C) will ( ) will not receive a Christmas bonus equivalent to one scath's
Other compensations in the nature of bonus commitments, gifts,
paid vacations, etc. include:
If Subject
5. TAXES: Subject (✓ is ( ) is not subject to PBPRIME income taxes.
to PBTRIME income taxes, payments and/or deductions will be made in the following manner
1: 6,deducted. or $45.00
.
6. QUARTERS AND/OR.SUBSISTENCE: (a) SUBJECT ( ) will will not be a
rs and/or subsistence allowances. (b) The following commitments have been made
Ting and quas WOLD
segaiving au ya O
expenses:
7. OPERATIONAL EXPENSES: (a) Subject (✗I will ( ) will not be reimbursed for
operational travel. (b) Subject ( ) will ( ) will not be reimbursed for operational
State nature of any operational expenses for which Subject will be reim-
in suamvel by Case Officer and Chief of Station.
expenses.
bursed:
8.
CONTINGENT ÜBLIGATIONS:
but may have to be met by OƆYOKE.
The following have not been promised the individuai
Give reason for each contingent obligation_
9.
Hose
No commitments other than those stated above have been made to the Subject.
Signed
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Revieved
Approved
Contract Approving Officer
Field Contracting Officer (COS)
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Besettlement; and Citizenship or Emergency Assistance.
3. The dispatch sending copies to dqs should provide, among other things, the
following: (a) Statement regarding primary functions of the individual and the cover
under which he will operate; (b) Pay instructions if to be paid by Headquarters; and
(c) If cover income is to be offset, the amount of such income and date of first
payment by the cover organization.
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Al 19, June Cobb called the New York DODS office about what to do about her
CIA salary on her incume tax return.
After discussions with OF/CARS and George Powell of the Tax Committee, I phoned
DODC to tell Cobb the following:
Since she was supposedly a student in Mexico, mm and she had
paid tax on her CIA salary, she was not to list her salary anywhere
on her 1966 tax return. However, she, should send us a cory of
her overt 1956 tax return.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Finance
VIA:
SUBJECT:
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
Joyce H. PINETICH (p) - Tax Assessment
1. A covert Federal income tax porcentage of two and eight-
teaths (02.8) per cent of PINELICH's gross, taxable Agency entitle-
ments has been approved by the Covert Tax Committee. This percen
tage assessment is effective 1 December 1964, the beginning date of
tax year 1965.
2. The retroactive application of this assessment to tax year
1965 will result in a dollar assesment of $84.00 (02.8% or $3,000.00).
After applying the 1965 covert tax withholding of $540.00, a refund
of $455.00 will be das PIXEINCH for 1965. This eliminates the require-
ment for a covert tax return for 1965.
3. An acknowledgod letter of instruction will be forwarded at a
later date.
Finance (2)
CPD
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(s) JOIN F. PATTER
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MICROFILM
Termination of Contact with LICOOKY/1
retire file, again.
A.
UNDA 3502, 22 January 1968
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B. UNDA 3650, 13 March 1968
1. During a meeting with LICOOKY/1 on 5 April 1968 agreement
was reached that the WOFIRM relationship with her would be terminated.
A memorandum of contact (NYM-2689) concerning the meeting is attached
herewith, and indicates the reasons for this termination. No admin-
istrative action is required of either the Base or Headquarters
in this instance, as LICOOK w not being paid by us here, and
was formally terminated once before (1966). Her file can be retired,
again, and this time presumably will be the last time.
2. Termination was very amicable, and LICOOKY/1 holds no ill-
will for WOFIRM: she just does not wish to have any relationship
with WOFIRM anymore.
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3. The writer fully expects to hear from LICOOKY/1 from time
to time by phone (in fact, she called later the same day of the
meeting to wish the writer a pleasant Easter, as she had forgotten
to do so during the meeting), but does not plan any further personal
contact.
Attachment:
Distribution:
NYM-2689 h/w
2 C/DO w/att.
AD
HOWARD G. FIGALAN
/ H/watt
CROSS REFERENCE TO
CS CODV
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
UNDA 3739-3761
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
DATE
22 1968
201-278841
17 April 1968
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SECRET
MEMORANDUM
TO: LICOOKY/1 File
FROM: Howard G. FIGALAN
Meeting with LICOCKY/1,
SUBJECT:
5 April 1968
1.
5 April 1968
NYM-2689
Ditribution:
A Chrono
Chrono
1-11CCOXY/1
1-WBM/Info (paras 3, 4
& 5)
A meeting with LICCOKY/1 was held at 1100 hours, Friday,
5 April 1968. We breakfasted, and then held the meeting at the
BARTHOLOMEW site. As is detailed below, we reached a mutual
agreement that the relationship was not worth pursuing this was
thoroughly amicable, and recontact methods are available on both
sides.
2. Substantive matters first. LICOOKY/1 said that John GERASSI
nad been in W 20 ch for the day, He was invited to lunch
at the CMUN that day, Sunday. Apparently, GERASSI, is back in the
good graces of the Cuban regime. He told LICOOKY/1 that he would
be spending this Summer in Arizona.
3. LICOOKY/1 has been commissioned by M. S. ARNONI, editor
of The Minority of One, to write a piece on the recent intellectual/
political developments in Czechoslovakia.
--
--
--
4. LICOOKY/1 thought up, and is arranging, a Czech film festival
to begin 15 April. It is to be sponsored by the St. Clemens Film
Association, St. Clemens Church, 423 West 46th Street (this churca
houses the American Place Theatre Robert LOWELL's group). LICOCKY/1
got this idea from the recent Czech travails which she hails as
evidence of the power of Czech intellocracy and from the common
referred to in paragraph 3 above. Se contacted the Czech UN Mission
which put her in touch with PAVLIC, the Czech Cultural Attache in
the Washington Embassy. PAVLIC was all for the idea, and will be
ere for the opening of the festival. Milos FORMAN (director
the film "Loves of a 3londe") is currently here at the Hotel Che.
\(a "dump on 23rd on the West Side" LICOOKY/i's characterizati
and will participate in the festival. KADAR (director of the "..
of Main Street") has been invited to participate. LICOOKY/1
ing to ask PAVLIC whether it would be OK for her to ask DRV ....
es film at Columbia and who is a Czech in exile, to partijātē.
COKY/1 is very enthusiastic about this venture.
--
5. COMMENT: Milos FORMAN is mentioned in the article about
Clechoslovakia in the 5 April 1968 issue of Time Nuganire.
HTW 1.70 UNDA 3761
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6. I knew something was bothering LICOOKY/1 and made her
drag it out into the open. She started by remarking that WOFIRM
and its computer apparently checked the welfare of its old agents
every so often, and that this was the nature of our relationship.
I explained that this was not the case, that I had found out she
was in Manhattan and suggested to Washington that LICCOKY/1
might be of some value to us. This surprised her, and she apolo-
gized. She then took off on how when she was in Cuba she had
dealt with Fidel and Che and Celia, and when she was involved
with Guatemala she was dealing with AREVALO. She said that she
didn't want to sound snobbish, but that she was accustomed to
dealing with top politicos and intellectuals; she referred to a
statement that I had made previously that perhaps she could get
Tana de GAMEZ to invite her along to one of Tana's lunches with
Cuban Permanent Representative Ricardo ALARCON Quesada. She said
that she didn't want WOFIRM to think that she would seek out and
cultivate lower level people, that she wasn't built that way.
LICOOKY/1 said that even though Tana was a friend and that she
liked ner, Tana was not ner equal, and that Täna wasn ☑ 'on her
pedestal". That ALARCON was certainly not in LICOCKY/1's intellectual
category. LICOOKY/1 said that she considered herself as very flexible,
but not that much. LICOOKY/1 is a "special person" and that
WOFIRM bureaucracy´ with the exceptions of "Bill" (her Mexico
case officer, a friend of the writer), C/WH/1 (with whom LICOOKY/1
is particularly taken), and the writer (LICOOKY/1 repeatedly assured
me that she had a very sincere esteem for me) probably didn't
understand or acknowledge this. LICOCKY/1 said her feelings for
certain WOPIR Mers were one thing, but her dislike of WOFIRM itself
was something else. WOFIRM is a massive card index that shows Miguel
Angel ASTURIAS as an old "Nicaraguan war-horse" ASTURIAS of
course is Guatemalan. LICOOKY/1 couldn't stop liking Communists
regardless of WOFIRA desires.
--
and
--
--
7. LICOOKY/1 went on and on in this/similar veins, very
impassioned, but very straightforward and without personal rancor
for the writer. Summing up, the stated reasons as to why she does
not wish to continue regular collaboration with WOFIRM are as
follows:
B.
fear of compromise
--
LICCOKY/1 said that were her
relationship with us to become known, it would ruin her
standing in and associations with the intellectual
community;
distaste for WOFIRM
--
LICOOKY/1 really believes that
WOFIRM is a large card file with all the cards maving.
errors on them;
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LICCOKY/1 does not think that
`her intellectual honesty gains from her WOFIRM relation-
ship;
D. lack of understanding
8.
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--
WOFIRM, except for the three
officers cited above, does not really understand the
real LICCOKY/1.
Obviously, the unsaid reasons are the ones that really
brought about this "confrontation", in the writer's opinion. These
are as follows:
A.
emotional instability
LICCOKY/1, as has been known for
B.
C.
D.
9.
years by the writer, is not the most stable of individuals;
--
Honey
LICOOKY/1 receives no money from us anymore
(since her termination in Mexico), and the writer suspects
that LICOOKY/1 could have more easily rationalized working
for the "Giant Indices in Washington" were she on salary;
sex --
"
in this case, lack of same (LICCOKY/1 comes always
to emotional involvement with her male associates, and
her Case Officers cannot fulfill this need, thus giving
rise to problems; in the past, LICOOKY/1 could easily
obtain her physical/emotional fulfillment in Cuba and
Mexico without relying on the Case Officer, but now she is
getting older and quite shop-worn and cannot compete for
attention from men in the environment of a place such as
Manhattan);
discipline
--
again, in this case, lack of same; LICOOKY/1
tell us what she does, we don't tell her what she should
do.
LICOOKY/1 exhibited some anguish over this whole affair.
She has been upset for the past month, over this as well as over
the confused outlook for her in general. It was made very clear
At one point. what aid and comfort could have been extended to
_ ICOOKY/1 to alleviate her anguish, and the writer beat a hasty
retreat to the kitchenette for a tactical drink of water.
1
10. Not elaborated above were the writer's answers to
LICOOKY/1's opinions, but these were effective in counturing her
logic, if not her actitudos. LICOOKY/1 had to agree the WOZIA
did have grounds for its assessment of her performance not
awfully good.
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At any rate, the entire proceedings were very amicable,
and, as mentioned above, LICOOKY/1 stressed that her basic oppo-
sition to WOFIRM was not on personal grounds, as she had enjoyed
her dealings with her "three favorite contacts". She offered to
call the writer anytime she had something tangible to pass on, and
that he should do the same. It's just that she would be more
comfortable as an ex-agent than is a current one. The writer
fully expects to hear from her from time to time.
12. It actually was quite an interesting session.
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SUBJECT'S NAME (Pseudo, crypt or
LBCOOKY/1
01/08 NO.
SECRET
REQUEST FOR CANCELLATION
true may be used)
201 NO.
FROM: (DIVISION)
DO/1/8-2
TRUE
PROJECT
(Case officer) (Extension)
Lee Peterson 4008.
NAME SHOWN IS
PSEUDO
COUNT
DATE OF BIRTH
24 August 1927,
REASON(S) FOR CANCELLATION
+
201-278841
PLACE OF BIRTH
Ponca, Oklahoma
AGE":T'S SERVICE RECORD
IS ATTACHED
WILL at STORED
Subject requested that her relationship with CIA be terminated.
ME DA SAYA
DATE
29 April 1968
SIGNATURE Lee Ann Peterson
IF SUBJECT IS USED IN ANY CAPACITY. A NEW REQUEST FOR APPROVAL WILL BE SUBMITTED TO CI/OA
FORM 937
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Chief of Base, New York
ISOLOG/LICOCKY
ACTION REQURED REFERENCES
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Tana de GAMEZ
ACTION REQ: Per para 1 & 7
MICROFILM
1. During a meeting with LICOOKY/1 on 7 March 1968, the agent
passed on the following information which may be of interest to the
appropriate Headquarters components. L/1 apologized for the lack
of details, but the agent was not in a position to pump for further
information beyond that which was volunteered.
2. On 7 March Tana de GAVEZ, a naturalized U.S. citizen of
Spanish origin, said that she had been telephoned the night before by
the enn nf her half_etster Hercedes (last name unknown to L/1). her
nephew Roy. The latter is a college student somewhere in Connecticut
(possibly the University of Connecticut), and his home is somewhere
in Westchester County. Roy said that he was calling his Aunt Tana
because he knew that she had worked for CSS during WWII; Tana
rejoined that she had never had anything to do with OSS, that she
had worked for the Office of war Information (OWI). At any rate,
Roy said that he wanted to tell his Aunt Tana that he had been
"recruited" by the CIA, and that he was only going to work for the
CIA so as to evade the draft. Upon being questioned on this, Roy
maintained that he had been recruited by the CIA on campus.
:
3. The nephew's statements rather rattled Tana de GAMEZ, to
the point where she had to take her heart medicine for palpitations
(she has a heart history). Among other things, Tana was upset by the
thought of a family member being affiliated with the CIA, even though
the nephew is disliked by her as an individual.
4. Tana de GA'EZ was a member of the U.S. delegation to the
Havana Cultural Congress in January 1968. She is a well-known figure
in the intellectual leftist set in New York, and is outspokenly pro-
Castro. She is a member of the editorial board of Grove Press; is
a published author herself; and is a close friend and associate of
John GERASSI, formerly of Ramparts Magazine.
13 CUPY FRIED!N 201-829165..
5. Tana de GAMEZ is the subject of a voluminous file at the
LNERGO office here. LNERGO information, which agrees with Base
information obtained from L/1, indicates that de GAMSZ is vocal but
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harmless. She considers herself a loyal American, but does not find
this to be incompatible with being a vigorous "New Left" type. She
recently became the Latin American editor of Manhattan FM radio sta-
tion WEAI, an interesting melange of bourgeois/avant-garde programming
slanted toward the left, according to L/1.
6.' Tana de GAMEZ is in frequent contact with Ambassador
Ricardo ALARCON Quesada, Permanent Representative of Cube to the
United Nations; she also is in contact with Jose Raul VIERA Linares,
DGI officer within the CMJN.
7. Tana de GAMEZ probably is the subject of a 201 file at
Headquarters; if so, this dispatch should be cross-referenced to
that file. If not, the Base suggests that de GANZZ bo indexed.
8. Re paragraph 2 above, L/1 agreed that what the nephew prob-
ably meant was that he had been interviewed on campus, and that this
to him meant that he had been accepted for employment.
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NO INDEXING REQUIRED
[ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
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MICROFILAL
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ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Reference:
UNDA-3502 dated 22 January 1968
A copy of Subject's PRQ I is being forwarded under
separate cover as per request.
in Subject's file.
There was no PRQ Part II
9.7.7.
Jessica T. LABATT
Attachment:
As stated.
Distribution:
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ISOLOG
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ACTION REQ:
Forward PRC Parts I and II, per paragraph 3 below
REF: UNDW 2013, 29 November 1967
1. Reference advised that a POA had been issued to
LICOOKI/1 for Base contact to determine her access to targets
of interest.
}
2. The undersigned met with LICOOKY/1 on 20 December 1967
and 4 January 1968 and it appears that she can and will be of
operational service to us. Headquarters will be kept abreast
of future operational developments as they unfold.
3. For purpose of our background knowledge here, we
would appreciate receiving copies of LICOOKI/I's PRQ Part I
and her most recent PRQ Fart II. No other material from her
voluminous 201 file is really needed here, as the undersigned
is conversant with her case from Headquarters' days.
4. A new PRQ Part II will be compiled on her in the near
future.
H
Howard G. FIGALAN
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JAN 22 1968
201-278841
19 January 1968
HOS FILE NUMBER
201-278341
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INFO.
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MAINED FOR INDEXING
☑
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SUBJECT
Chief, Domestic Operations Division
ISOLOG/LICOOKY/1
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
REFERENCE:
UNDA-3303, 25 October 1967
MICESFILM
1. A POA is issued for contact with Subject to explore
her access to targets and information of operational interest
in the Latin American and possibly Cuban context. In issuing
the POA, WOMUSE made the following comments:
a. In dealing with this Subject it should
be recalled that her past association with WOFIRM
has been widely blown through broad publicity.
b. It is recommended that Subject be handled
by a strong, mature case officer who can and will
avoid emotional involvement with the Subject.
C. The case officer should be fully briefed
on Quhiart'o harkownund and her emotional and sexual
problems. Worthy of particular note is her involvement
with John Rettie, BBC correspondent in Mexico and an
MI - 6 agent whom the Soviets tried to compromise while
he was serving a tour in Moscow.
2. Please forward PRQ Part II.
2.7.2
Distribution:
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CROSS REFERENCE TO
Orig. & 2 - COB, New York
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
ANC
75
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Jessica T. LABATT
201-27884,
9 NOV 1967
HOS FILE NUMBER
UND-2013
CASSIFICATION
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DATE
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OFFICER
TYPIST
(27 Nov 1967).
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief,
SECRET
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
DO/I/WH - L. A. Peterson
NUMBER
201
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SUBJECT
#
LICOOKY/1
REFERENCE: Your Memorantum, Dated
3 August 197 cy
A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the use of this Subject
as set forth below.
A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the same
authority, on a temporary basis, for the use of an individual as the authority
granted in an Operational Approval unless other ise specified by CI/OA. It is
based, however, only on preliminary file checks and investigation and is sub-
ject to a further final review when all investigation is completed.
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A POA is issued for contact with Subject to explore her access to targets
Con interent in the Tatin American and possibly Cuban:
formibh of
context.
In dealing with this Subject it should be recalled that her past association
with CIA has been widely blown through broad publicity.
It is recommended that Subject be handled by a strong, mature case officer who
can and will avoid emotional involvement with the Subject.
The case officer should be fully briefed on Subject's background and her
emotional and sexual problems. Worthy of particular note is her involvement with
John Rettie, BBC correspondent in Mexico and an MI - ó agent whom the Soviets
tried to compromise while he was serving a tour in Moscow.
Please forward PRQ Part II.
:
To process the Operational Approval, full information (completed PRQ
Parts I and II) must be submitted as soon as possible and not later than six
(6) months from this date. An Operational Approval will follow when all
investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory FFQ Parts I
and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of Subject by interested Di-
visions ceases.
[8/ Edward P. Brown
BY
APPROVAL
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUFFORT DIVISION
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Chief of Lase, New York.
ISOLOG--LICCOKY/1
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
ACTION REQUIRED:
REFERENCES:
As stated
A) DO BASE/NEW YORK 3219
B) DO BASE/NEW YORK 3264
C) DIRECTOR 30635
PROCESSING ACTION
MARK FOR INDEXING
j
CEING REQUIRED
CALLY QUALIFIED DESK
CAGE INDEXING
MACROFILM
1. Please advise the status of processing for the
reinstatement of the clearance on LICCONY/1, whom the Base
is interested in contacting for the purpose of assessing
her access to targets and information of Latin American
ops interest.
2. FYI: we understood from C/B/1 during his visit
here some two months ago that LICOCKY/1 in his opinion still
had mileage for our purposes here.
Distribution:
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Howard G. PICALAN
201-278841
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND SUMBER
OCT 25 1967
DATE
UNDA-3303
CLASSIFICATION
SEGRET
24 October 1967
HOS FILE SUMBER
201-
14-00000
MEMORANDUM TO: CI/OA
SECRET
8 November 1967
FROM
:
DO/I
SUBJECT
: LICOOKY 1 (201-278841)
REFERENCE
Form 889 dated 27 October 1967
1. The following summaries indicate no derogatory
information on Subject.
2. New York raport dated 12/29/59 captioned "June COBB
Registration Act-Cuba" furnished CIA 1/8/60. This report
stated that June Good trausiatou pamphlets as part of how
Job for Fidel Castro with the idea of familiarizing the
American people with Castro's writing. June Cobb believes
Castro is doing a tremendous job in reconstructing the 1
economy of Cuba. However, she stated that in her opinion
it is unthinkable that Communism would ever be embraced by
Castro or the people of Cuba. There seems to be no particular
significance to this report as this information was previously
known by the Agency.
3. Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60.
captioned "June COBB - Internal Security Cuba". Bernie
Brennan asked June Cobb to deliver some information to
Juan Orta who stated that Brennan was not needed anymore.
Cobb thought Brennan might have been attempting to obtain
a position with the Cuban Tourist Commission.
The Agency
has no further interest in Brennan. Therefore, there is
no significance attached to the report.
4. Washington report dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle
Stuart - IS - Cuba; SM-C: RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA
5/4/62 was merely interview with Stuart. There is no
significance attached to this report.
SECRET.
14-00000
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☐ 5. Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8/19/64
captioned "Lyle Stuart" (CSI 316/00789-64). June Cobb
interviewed re Lyle Stuart. Lyle Stuart attempted to get
close to Fidel Castro for the purpose of exploiting the
journalistic advantages of an interview. Therefore, there
is no significance attached to this report considering that
it was merely an interview.
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DATE
CO.
27 October 1967 cy
201 - 275841
SUBJECT:
COBB, Viola June
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW. OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED.
PRQ I
PRO I
FIELD TRACES
ORI TRACES
C OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES
RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
REVIEW OF STAFF/D DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFF/D COLLATERAL INFORMATION
REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF SEC. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/DA
REVIEW OF FBI REFORT AT CI/CA
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
GREEN LIST
OTHERS (See Remarks)
NOTICE:
REMARKS:
FIRSE
I
SECOND
THIRD AND FIRAL
What is the status of this case? Flease see our 889 of 27 September 1967.
If DO is no longer interested, please advise so CI/CA can close its file on the
Subject.
FORM
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FROM
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SUBJECT
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Chief, Domestic Operations Division
Chief, WH
Chief of Base, New York K
ISOLOG--LICOCKY/1
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
ACTION REQUIRED: As stated
REFERENCES:
A) DO BASE/NEW YORK 3219
B) DO BASE/NEW YORK 3264
C) DIRECTOR 30635
PROCESSING ACTION
MARKED FOR INDEXING
NDEXING REQUIRED
USLY QUALIFIED DESK
CASIDGE INDEXING
MICROFILM
*
1. Please advise the status of processing for the
reinstatement of the clearance on LICCOY/1, whom the Base
is interested in contacting for the purpose of assessing
access to targets and information of Latin American
cps interest.
2. FYI: we understood from C/WH/1 during his visit
here some two months ago that LICOOKY/1 in his opinion still
had mileage for our purposes here.
Distribution:
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DATE
201-278841
OCT 25-1967
24 October 1967
HOS FILE SER
201-
14-00000
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SECRET
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
CATE
TO:
DO/I/WH - Frank Toth
FROM: CHIEF, CI/CA
of Edward brown
27 September 1967 jab
C NO.
201 - 278841
SUBJECTS
LICOOKY/1
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE NOFORMATION CHECKED BELOW. GR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED.
PRO 1
PRO
FIELD TRACES
✓ RI TRACES
XX OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES
RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
GREEN LIST
NOTICE:
FIRST
み
REVIEW OF STAFFit DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFF/D COLLATERAL INFORMATIGN
REVIEW OF SECURITY OF REPORT AT CI/GA
REVIEW CF SECT. OFF CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF FB1 REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
OTHERS (See Remarks)
SECOND
THIND
AUG FIC
DEMARKS:
In addition to the requested traces, an evaluation and statement of the
significance
as to the proposed use of Subject, is needed on the following
FBI references:
(1) New York report dated 12/29/59, captioned "June COBB -
Registration Act-Cuba", furnished CIA 1/8/60.
(2) Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60
captioned "June COBB Internal Security
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-
Cuba'.
(3) Washington report dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle
Stuart IS-Cuba; SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA
5/4/62.
-
(4) Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8/19/64
captioned "Lyle Stuart". (CSI 316/00789-64).
CI/OA has no information indicating that these references have previously
been reviewed; it appears that all others have.
CI/OA is otherwise prepared to take action on your request for a POA/
OA on Subject.
FORM
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TO:
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
DO/I/WH
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Lu-Peterson
Doris baBaron/Frank Toth
18 Bard P... Browa
CATE
201
SUBJECT
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278841
LICOOKY/1
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED.
PRO 1
PRO 11
FIELD TRACES
RI TRACES
OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES
RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
GREEN LIST
FIEST
NOTICE:
REMARKS:
SECOND
THIRD AND FINAL
REVIEW OF STAFF/D DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFF/D COLLATERAL INFORMATION
REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF SEC.. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT C1/0A
REVIEW OF FBI REPORT AT CE/GA
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
OTHERS (See Remarks)
CI/OA has received, through the Office of Security, a new and rather
longhtly list of references to the Subject from the FBI. It appears that some
of these references have previously been available to us and some have not.
The CI/OA file on Subject also contains a long list of previous references to
the Subject.
It is requested that someone from DO/I/WH discuss this case with an
officer of CI/OA so that the course of required action can be determined.
This discussed in NYC
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CAREFULLY REVIEWING CASE ERANT FACT SUBJECT TERMINATED
BY DYVOUR. AS RESULT MAY 1966 PRESS EXPOSURE IN MEXICO CITY
RE CONNECTION WOFACT.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
ATTENTION
: John Howard
DATE
21 August 1967
: Form 889 dated 18 August 1967
SUBJECT
REFERENCE
* LICOCKY/1
Field
_RID_XX Division_ ✗
traces have been coa-
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pleted on Subject with the results indicated below:
REFERENCE(S)
COMMENTS
NDI
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Division
WH/Mexico
WH/Cuba
WH/Ecuador
WH/Guatemala
WH/Colombia
Green List #182786
NDI
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No new information
which would change the
status of LICOCKY/1's
case.
Lee Ann Peterson
DO.1/WH
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John Howard
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
backding)
RECEIVED
DATE
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FORWARDED
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FORM 610
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To 1:
In accordance with the require-
Rate of CGI No. 10-7, Para. 4 C,
dated 23 June 1961, please review
the attachments or dossier on Sun
Ject at PI/D and advice CI/O
writing as to the significance of
the information and your opinion
as to its effect on the use of Sub-1
ject in the operational capacity
requested.
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1. SUBJE
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NAME IN ROMAN LE RS SURNAME IN UPPER CASE,
CO33, Viola June.
2. ALIASES, ARIST SPELLING, CTC NUMBERS, ETC.
Aka June COB3
Aka Clarinda E. SHARP :
3. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH
4. CITIZENS Aug 27; Ponca, Oklahoma
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01/04
201-278841
Residing in New York since Jul 65,
6. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES, EDUCATION
REQUEST FOR GREEN LIST
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No 182786
CATE 67
TO
CHIEF, FI/D
ORIGINATING OFFICER
Lee Ann Peterson
OFFICE DESIGNATOR
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☑ OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE
OTHER
7. PAST ACTIVITIES INCLUDING MILITARY SERVICE
ACTIVITY
3.
Has been active in Fair Play for
Cuba Committee
772 S1GIFICANT DATATI RELIGION) ADD EXTRA SHEETS WHEN NEEDED
-
9. DESCRIPTION
(HEIGHT)
10. SPOUSE (IF WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME)
(WEIGHT)
11. OTHER MEMBERS OF INMEDIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES
(EYES)
LOCATION
Aug 17
DATES
1
(HAIR)
(RACE)
(OTHER)
29, +
12. INFORMATION REQUIRED (DEFINE SPECIFICALLY.
GENERAL TERMS SUCH AS "DEROGATORY" MAY RESULT IN A SEARCH THAT DOES
NOT FULLY MEET REQUIREMENTS.)
Any information except basic biographic and/or occupational
data since previous Green List, No 125246, dated 5 Sep 62.
INSTRUCTIONS:
FORM 501 POLVIOUS EDITIONs.
6.01
INSERT CARBON: FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY.
SEND BOTH SHEETS TO FI/D.
SEE CSI 10-7
(0)
SECRET
14-00000
TO:
Lee Ann Peterson
FROM:
الله
FI/D
SECRET
16 Aug 67
DATE
A.
SEE DOSSIER ON SUBJECT IN FIND POGRAPHIC FILES.
B.
A MEMORANDUM IS ATTACHED HERETO.
c.
WITH THE LIMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUEST, FI/D IS UNABLE TO
DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR NOT.
* Except
}
D.
E.
FI/D HAS NOT INFORMATION ON SUBJECT. IF INFORMATION ABOUT THE
SUBJECT APPEARS AT A LATER DATE, IT WILL BE REPORTED TO YOU AS IT BECOMES :
AVAILABLE.
THE SUBJECT OF THIS REQUEST IS APPARENTLY THE SUBJECT OF THE FOLLOWING:
* PREvious green list requests from WH/3/M, 5 Sept 62, op.,
GL#125246 and from WH/4, 9 June 60, op., GL#101924 & GL#101066
NOTE:
1. State, To Havana, Dep. A-348, 24 June 60, CONFIDENTIAL
2. State, Guatemala, Dep. #257, 14 Nov 61, UNCLASSIFIED.
3. Associated Press, 9 Nov 61, UNCLASSIFIED (Est).
4. Washington Post, Parade, 12 Aug 62, p. 12, UNCLASSIFE
NOTE TO THE ORIGINATING OFFICE
WHEN THE SUBJECT IS NO LONGER IMPORTANT TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS SHEET, WITH THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATION
NOTICE COMPLETED. SHOULD BE SENT TO FI/D.
REVIEW YOUR FILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, AND SEND TO FI/D THE SHEETS FOR PERSONS THAT ARE NO
LONGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO DEMAND A CONTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE DO NOT TIE UP FI/D'S
FACILITIES WITH CONTINUING SEARCHES FOR INFORMATION THAT IS NOT REQUIRED.
TO:
FI/D
FROM:
NAME
OFFICE DESIGNATOR
ROOM. BUILDING
EXTENSION
BY PONTE
CANCEL THE STOP CARD FOR THIS REQUEST
SECRET
DATE
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14-00000
:
SECRET
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
CATE
TO:
DO/I/WH - Lee Ann Peterson
FROM: CHIEF, CI/QA
/s/ Edward P. Brown
18 August 1967 jab
€ 2.
201 - 278841
SUBJECT:
LICOOKY/1
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS RECLISTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED, BELOW. OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED.
PRO 1
PRO
FIELD TRACES
PRI TRACES
OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES
RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
REVIEW OF STARPIS DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFF/D COLLATERAL INFORMATION
REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF SEC.. DFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF FRI REPORT AT C1/0A
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
OTHERS (Ser Komarka)
GREEN LIST
FIRST
NOTICE:
REMARKS:
SECOND
THIRD AND FINAL
sent results 21/5/67
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$3.
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
TO:
DO/I/WH - Lee Ann Peterson
DATE
4 August 1967 jab
C NO.
201 - 278841
FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA
/s/ Edward P. Brown
SUBJECT:
LICOOKY/1
1
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW. OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED.
XX PRO 1 CURRENT (OLD IN FILE)
REVIEW OF STAFF'D DOSSIER
XX PRO 11 CURRENT AFTER ASSESSMENT (oldimde oF STAFF/D COLLATERAL INFORMATION
FIELD TRACES
RI TRACES
OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES
RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
GREEN LIST
NOTICE:
FIRST
REMARKS:
REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CE/OA
REVIEW OF SEC.. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF FOI REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
OTHERS (See Remarks)
SECONS
TWIGO AND FINAL
:
:
sent PRQI 10 Aug
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PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE
PART - BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Brate clearly.
2. Answer all questions. If question is not applicable, write "NA"
3. Attach blank pages, if additional space is needed
SECTION 1
1. (Farat)
Viola
DISPATCH NO.
PRO NO.
GENERAL PERSONAL AND PHYSICAL DATA
(Middle)
June
(Lost)
(Nee)
Cobb
3. NAME AT BIRTH (17 different than Item 1.)
2. NAME IN NATIVE LANGUAGE OR SCRIPT
4. ALIASES, NICKNAMES. TELECODES, LEGAL CHANGE IN NAME (State time, reason for and place of use)
-
Clarinda E. Sharp for Guatemalan friends to write her and for correspondence with
Fair Play for Cuba Committen.
S. DATE OF BIRTH
August 24, 1927
6. PLACE OF BIRTH
Ponca City, Oklahoma
7. PERSONAL HABITS (Liquor, drugs, gambling, paramours)
Very seldom drinks liquor. Does not gamble. Does not use drugs. Has had
numerous affairs.
8. COURT RECORD (Court, date, arrests, charges, punishments, sentences, acquittals)
DESCRIPTION (Use American standards of measurements, af possible)
SEX
D. AGE
C. APPARENT AGE d. HEIGHT
e. WEIGHT
f. COMPLEXION
☑☐ 40
T.5
h. COLOR OF HAIR
blonde
11. COLOR OF EYES
B. SCARS AND MARKS OR OTHER DIST CUISHING FEATURES
Soar over left clavick.
IN 6
j. TEETH
128
fair
k. BUILD
ble
regular
tall
a. GENERAL APPEARANCE
0. PROMINENT FEATURES
3. FACE (Shape).
oval
1. POSTURE
"
:
erect
p. OTHER IDENTIFYING FEATURES
ATTACH SAMPLES OF SIGNATURE AND HANDØRITING AT DATED PHOTOGRAPH AND FINGERPRINTS IN OBTAIN ARE E
FCOM 1050E, PREVIOUS EDITIONS.
1
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SECTION 11
CITIZENSHIP
3. PRESENT CITIZENSHIP 11. NATIONALITY AT BIRTH AND ANY SUBSEGUENT CITIZENSHIPS (88 different than Item 19,)
US
NA
2. PRESENT RESIDENCE (Indicate as omer, teamt of sub-tenant)
New York City, New York
3. PERMANENT ADDRESS (If different than Item 13.)
14. IF U.S. NATURALIZED CITIZEN. GIVE NAME. DATE, CITY AND NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE OFITED
15. TRAVEL OUTSIDE COUNTRY OF PRESENT RESILENCE (Countries, dares and purposes)
Mexico
-
-
1947 48 original purpose to study. 1949
Colombia with fiance. 1952
-
1951
1954
-
Ecuador ith fiance.
Colombia with fiance. 19. Colombia.
1956 - Colombia, Cuba with fianc. 1959 - Cuba
with Cuban govt. 1961 - Mexico and Guatemala. 1-61-65 Mexico
-
Mexico. 1955 - Cuba.
SECTION 111
16. PRESENT OCCUPATION
OCCUPATIONAL AND FINANCIAL CATA
07. TITLE
19. FINANCIAL STATUS (Earnage, bank deposate, securities and property)
o work
18. SALARY (Per annua)
·
SECTION IV
20. MEMBERSHIP IN RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZATIONAL AFFILIATIONS
21. PRESENT AND PAST MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS. POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS
SECTION V
EDUCATIONAL DATA
22.
SCHOOLS
NAME AND LOCATION OF SCHOOL
NAME OF COURSE
-
DATES ATTENDED
FROM
TO
DEGREE
RECEIVED
McKinley Grade School
Ponca City Junior High
Ponca City Senior High
Ponca City, Oklahoma
1933
1939
Diploma
1939
1942
Diploma
:
1942
194h
Diploma
University of Oklahoma
Liberal Arts
1944
1946
Kone
23.
LANGUAGE
(List below each language in which you
possess any degree of competence.)
Spanish (fluent)
French (limited)
LANGUAGES AND DIALECTS
COMPETENC
INCE
READ
DAITE
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
X
X
2
X
SPEAK
UNDERSTAND
NO
VES
X
Χ
x
I
NO
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SECTIO VI
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND INTERESTS
24. CATE ANY WRITING. GIVE DETAILS INCLUDING TITLES OF BOSES OR ARTICLES, ALSO NAMES OF PUBLISHERS AND PUBLICA
DATES.
Only literary output in book form bearing her name is English translation of
"The Shark and the Sardines" by J. J. Arevalo, published by Lyle Stuart 1961.
25.SPECIAL SKILLS, ABILITIES. MOBBIES SUCH AS RADIO, PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC.
Has experience at radio announcing, programming, and radio control operating.
(MAD and WBBZ in Oklahoma.)
SECTION VII
MILITARY SERVICE
DATE S
COUNTRY
UNIT
RANK
DUTY
SNOW
ra
*IDENTIFYING COUNTRY. INDICATE WHERE SERVICE PERFORMED, DECORATIONS, WHEN AND WHY DISCHARGED. GIVE DETAILS IF WAR
PRISONER.
Adjutant of the Civil Air Patrol squadron of Norman Oklahoma. Her commission was
Second Class Lieutenant. During wartime the CAP was auxiliary of the Armed Air Forces.
SECTION VIT
VOTE:
25
27.
28
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
INDICATE CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF EMPLOYMENT LISting last posSITION FIRST. INCLUDE ANY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT.
a. INCLUSIVE DATES (From To 5. EMPLOYER
1961
1966
a. TYPE OF BUKA
Contract Agent
WOFACT
e. SALARY EARNINGS
PER
a. INCLUSIVE DATES (From-Tob. EMPLOYER
1959 1960
1d. TYPE OF BORK
c. ADDRESS
Mexico
f. REASON FOR LEAVING
Terminated Fly 1966 and returned to New York
c. ADDRESS
Prime Minister, Cuban Govt.
e. SALARY OR EARNINGS
In charge of Eng. publications
4. INCLUSIVE DATES (From-ORD. EMPLOYER
1957
1958
d. TYPE OF WORK
Havana, Cuba
9. REASON FOR LEAVING
8500 per month
e. SALARY OR EARNINGS
Asst. to Managing Editor
4. INCLUSIVE DATES (From
1952
29
1.
Tyli
30.
- 53
OF WORK
Secretarial & Edit
.
C. ADDRESS
Return to U.S.
30 East 60th, New York City
f. REASON FOR LEAVING
MD Medical Newsmagazine
85
5. EMPLOYER
week
Dr. I. Shaoper
e. SALARY OR EARNINGS
thi
Intended to go to Europe
C. ADDRESS Mount Sinai Hosp, NYC Cook Count:
Hospital, Chicago, Ill.
f. REASON FOR LEAVING
INCLUSIVE DATES (From forb. EMPLOYER Southeastern
1947 48
-
1. TYPE OF WORK
Public relations
P. SALARY OR EARNINGS
• 100
To join her fiance's sister
01. ADDRESS Pasco de la Reforma 21
Mexico, D. F.
de Mexico SA de CV
f.
nonth
REASON FOR LEAVING
To return to U.S.
E
101.6
- Ponca City. News
-
Ponca City, Oklahoma
-
Staff writer
Left to go to Mexico
128
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ARRIED
MARITAL STATUS
VIDOWED
32.STATE DATE, PLACE AND REASON FOR ALL SEPARATIONS, DIVORCES OR ANNULMENTS
MLA
SEPARATES
DIDACED
WIFE ON IF YOU HAVE BEEN RED MORE THAN ONCE. INCLUDING ANNULMENTS. USE SHEET FOR FORMER WIFE OR HUSBAND
HUSBANDS GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELOW FOR ALL PREVIOUS MANAGES
33. NAME OF SPOUSE
(First)
PIA
16. DATE OF MANKIAGE
NA
36. DATE OF BIRIN
(Middle)
35. PLACE OF MARRIAGE
37. PLACE OF BIRTH
36.NATIONALITY AT BIRTH
30. SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS
40. PRESENT RESIDENCE (Lost residence, if deceased)
SECTION X
FULL NAME
"
NA
(Nice)
(Last)
CHILDREN
SEX
YEAR
OF BIRTHİ
PLACE OF BIRTH
NATIONALITY AT BIRTH"
SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS HELD BY ANY CHILD (Identify child and gave his, or her, predent address)
NA
67. PRESENT RESIDENER
44. NATIONALITY AT BIRTH
US
710 N. Sunset, Ponca City, Okla.
SECTION XI
41. FULL NAME
Jasper 2. Cobb
45. SUBSEDLENT CITIZENSHIPS
NA
SECTION X11
48. FULL NAME
Jessie Lois Sharp
52. SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS
NA
FATHER
42. YEAR OF BIRTH
63. PLACE OF BIR X
Missouri
circa 1897
46. v. CUPATION
Retired Engineer
MOTHER
49. YEAR OF BIRTH SO. PLACE OF BIRTH
circa 1895
53. OCCUPATION
housewife
Illinois
54. PRESENT RESIDENCE
deceased
53. NATIONALITY AT BIRTH
US
14-00000
S
NATIONALITY AT BIRTH
SECTION XIII
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
SEX
YEAR
PLACE OF BIRTH
FULL NAME
'
OF BIRTH
Jasper E. Cobb
X
circa 1923
Ponca City, klahoma
'S
Arthur Tom Cobb
X
circa 1925 Fonca City, Oklahoma
US
SUBSEQUENT CITIZENSHIPS HELD BY ANY BROTHER OR SISTER (Identify brother, or sister and give hza, or her, present
address)/
NA
SECTION AIV
RELATIVES. ACQUAINTANCES AND CONTACTS
55. NAMES OF RELATIVES IN ANY GOVERNMENT SERVICE. INDICATE NAME OF GOVERNM
56. RELATIVES. FRIENDS. CORRESPO
ENTS IN U.S. (Explain relationship)
37. NATURALSZATION OF CLOSE RELA
Jasper E. Cobb -
VES IN U.S. (Gave name, date, city and number of certificate granted)
ather
58. NAMES. ALIASES. TELECODES AN RELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS KNOWN TO BE CONNECTED IN ANY DAY WITH ANY INTELLIGENCE
SERVICE.
Janet Fost
SECTION XV
PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS
SO.LIST CLOSE ASSOCIATES. INDIV
UALS OR GROUPS
SECTION XVI
!
MISCELLANEOUS
DATE
SIGNATURE
9 August 1967
14-00000
19939.
to UFGA
Att.
SECRET
Mo201
SUBJECT: ✗(COBB, June
.1. BIOGRAPHIC DATA'
Communism.
c.
SEXF
DPOB: c. 1930, Somewhere in
in \US.. US citizen.
OCCUPATION Helping & fau PELLICER, write 1. book on Anti-
ADDRESS: Somewhere in Mexico City, Dr.
BACKGROUND
.a. Around June or July of 1959, AMDOFF/1 was ordered by Celia
: SANCHEZ to pay the Habana hospital bill of an American named June COBB.
The bill, which A/a recalls,
2000.00 plus Habana. Hilton Hotel
expenses, were paid out of the PM's office account. A/I believes that
miss COBB became acquainted with Fidel and Sanchez on their US trip of
April-May 1959, but ignores the details. Sanchez instructed A/1 to
employ Kiss COBB in the press section of the PH's office: She was
responsible with seeing all American and English speaking newsmen who
desired to Interview Castro or. requested permits to visit the interior
☐ of the island. She also helped to translate Fidel's important speeches
into English. It is A/1's understanding that she had no other duties
or responsibilities. She never dealt with Castro directly, but through
Maria VITOSKA, who was Sanchez's laison with the PH's office. A/1
states that their relationship was limited. to her official function.
She appeared to have a newspaper background, but A/1 ignores the details.
b. About fate 1959 Kiss COBB, together with Jose PUENTE Blanco,
then PEU (Federacion Estudinti Universitaria) president of the
University of Habana, in conjunction with the INIT (Instituto Nacional
de Industrias Turisticas), took over a finca (formerly owned by. Batista)
near Ceiba del Agua, Habana, and set up a boarding house to be used by
American students visiting Cuba as guests of the government.
A/1 ignores
1. the details of this operation.
By mid 1960 A/1 learned that Miss COBB had left for New York
City. She never returned. A/1 claims he does not know why she made
(this decision.
When A l'arrived in Mexico un late October 1964, he came to
know an American writer, Daniel JAMES (address: Vicente Gomez #145,
Mexico City, DP. tel 40-19-71). James told A/1 that Hiss COBB had
recently been deported from Guatemala and was living in Mexico City.
Later, A/1 met Kiss COBB accidently at the Mexican Ministerio de
Gobernacion offices. She was very friendly and said she was helping
You PELLICAR (believed by A/1 to be a Guatemalan) to write a book.
describing his defection from Communism. She wanted A/1 to help
Pellicer with reference material on the Marcos RODRIGUEZ trial.
gave A/1. her address, but various reasons he said headofe up the slip
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claims he did not want to be associated with her while his political
position is still under investigation and further, he did not want his
wife to find any feminine references on his person when she arrived.
has not seen Miss COBB again..
Но
(It should be pointed out that A/I did not include her name on
the original roster of the personnel of the PH's office. He remembered
her participation when directed a special series of questions (requested.
by Dave in Mexico City in late Nov 64) on the activities of US news and
'public relations media.
3. JHYAVE traces:
a. COBB, June: Soviet officals informed the Cubans that Subject
.who acted as an interpreter for Fidel Castro was an FB. agent (201-
287019, BVCA-08569; 01 Sept 61)
b. COBB, June: Since sept, 59, she has been employed in the B.
office of Fidel Castro, Prime Minister of Cuba. Miss Cobb was in New
York City for Medical treatment intended to return to Cuba on December..
3 1953 (053-009-008; DBA 15994; 11. Jul 62; P2)
c. COBB, June: Expected leave Hava on afternoon 3 June 60 by
National airlines for NY. Requesting FBI not impede her activities
(OUT 81006 to FBI; 31 May 60-)
.
d. COBB, June: DPOB Jun 1927, Ponca, Calif., USA. Former Add"
1192 Park Ave, New York City; 220 E. 52nd St., New York City. - A.great
admirer of CASTRO (Additional info to the DBF of the same date (DBF
40107; 8 Jan 60)
e. COBB June: Subj; who translated AREVALO's "The Fable of the
.Shark and Sardines" was deported on 9 Nov. 61 by Guatemalan police, accord
ing to news broadcasts (Also See PBF 95411, 1 Dec 61, File 100-9-14)
(HAVA, FBIS; 9 Nov 61)
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$5.
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8.
.
☑
PRIOR TO FILING'
NEW RELEA
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Fill in Sect. 2 on back Detach back flap and
forward to RID.
2. Destic front cover sheet, unless if records
signicant action taken or comments requir
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debriefing by AMBLINK/1 and nowink.
City
2. Data on additional personalities of interest to
ODYOKE. and KUBARK known to AMDOFF/ will be forwarded as they
become available in the future.
Edin M. Dorenfet
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DATE TYPES
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DATE DISH-20
FEB 23 1965
DISPATCH SYMBOL, AND NUMBER
UFGA-19939
HEADQUAFILE NUMBER
4.201-152634'
14-00000
SECRET
MEMORANDUM TO:
CI/OA
Lee Ann Peterson, DO/I/WH
FROM
SUBJECT
:
Viola June Cobb
8 August 1967
There does not appear to be anything new or derogatory
in DCS files on Subject. DCS has no interest in Subject.
Lee Ann Peterson
Lee Ann Peterson: DO/I:sm: (8 Aug. 67)
Distribution:
Orig. & 1
-
Addressee
- DO/I/WH
1 - DO/I/Chrono
SECRET
14-00000
☐ UNCLASSIFIED
SUBJECT: (Ophonaly
CONFICITIAL
SECRET
INAL
USE ONLY
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
Viola June COBB, CDS Case 48248, and B 67-166
FROMs
Lee Ann Peterson
DO/I/WH
1H 19
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
building)
EXTENSION NO.
DATE
6762
DATE
OFFICER'S
INITIALS
RECEIVED
FORWARDED
3 August 1967
COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from when
to whom Drow a line across colume after each comment.]
1. DO/DCSL
Attn:
Jon Sucher
910 Key 3ldg..
4 AUG
1967
AUG
1857
2.
3.
4.
6. DO; 1/WH (moth)
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Attn: Lee Peterson
1H 19 Hgs.
4lug 67
1-6: as per
our Telecou, these
does not apiquor
to be anything
new or dessfatory
in Des files on
this Jal. The
apivian beverentiat
she is nothing but
trouble, as
mentioned. Lettuc
know if anytiting
-else is needed lev
сож
13.
14.
15.
FORM 610
USE PREVIOUS
SECRET
CONFIDENTIAL ☐ USE ONLY
INTERNAL
UNCLASSIFIED

14-00000
SPEED LETTER
TO :
DO/DCSL
ATTE:
Jon Sucher
SECRET
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REPLY RECLESTED
X YES ☐ NO
CATE
3 August 1967
LETTER NO.
0039
FROM:
Lee Ann Peterson
DO/I/WH
1H 19
1
Re: COBB, Viela June (aka June C03B)
1. Subject is of interest to DO Base/New York as a source of infor-
mation on Latin American and Cuban activities. According to our record
Subject has been in contact with the New York office of DCS.
2. Attached for your information is pertinent correspondence on
Subject. We would appreciate knowing Subject's current residence and
employment, in addition to any derogatory information DCS may have in
their files, since her arrival in the U. S. (July 1966). A POA is in
process for our proposed use and we would appreciate an expedite on
this request.
for y
REPLY
FORM
B-1831
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SECRET
ee Ann Peterson
DATE
SIGNATURE
SIGNATO
☑.
14-00000
SECRET
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION
(Always handcarry 1 copy of this form)
PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE BLANK
TO:
CIOFERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
XX
CATE
FROM:
PROJECT
3 August 1967
Lee Ann Peterson
DO/I/WH
1H 19
1 CHIEF. INVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION. CFFICE OF SECURITY
✓ CHIEF. PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION. OFFICE OF SECURITY
SUBJECT:
(True same) COB 3, Viola June
CRYPTINYM. PSEUDONYM. AKA OR ALIASES
Aka June COBE Clarinda E. SHARP (A)
LICOOKY/1
Joyce H. PINEINCH (P)
☐ PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
PCVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
DIVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
CONTRACT TYPE A
2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE
CI/OA FILE NO.
C83492
RI 201 FILE NO.
278841
1. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED
PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
SO FILE NO.
COVERT NAME CHECK
SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation)
CONTRACT TYPE B
USA
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3. FILL DETAILS OF USE
POA is requested to contact Subject and explore her access to targets
of marational interest in the Latin American and
possibly Cuban context.
Coordination with DCS will be effected.
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER
A. 3.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
e. CA INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
C. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF M.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN HEM?
D. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HIM?
E. TOICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
YES
NO
No US Govt interest
F. SUGGEST "COVER PRETEXT TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
6. IG YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUBJECT WITTING OF AGENCY OR GOVERNMENT INTERESTI
IF SO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA. EXPLAIN FULLY
XX YES
NO
X
x
x
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5. PRO AND GREEN LIST STATUS
PRO I WILL BE FORWARDED
OR EQUIVALENT. t (2) COPIES ATTACHED
XY PROF.
[PRO £t. OR EQUIVALENT. IN (1) COPY ATTACHED
NO RECORD
NO RECORD
NO RECORD
NO DEROGATORY INFO.
LIST SOURCES CHECKED
XX WILL FORWARD
7.
✗X ILL FORWARD
".
☑ GREEN LIST ATTACHED, NO:
21 TRACES (current)
NC DEROGATORY
DIVISION TRACES (current)
NON-DEROGATORY
8. FIELD TRACES (current)
WILL FORWARD
DEROGATORY ATTACHED
182786
DEROGATORY ATTACHED
DEROGATORY ATTACHED
SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION ATTACHED
NOT INITIATED (Explanation) Da foreign travel since previous OA
SIDRATURE OF CASE OFFICER
Ann Peterson
2-63772 Presos
EDITIONS.
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CCB B, Viola June
Aka June 0033; Clarinda E. SHAPP
24 August 1927; Ponca, Oklahoma.
USA
Subject returned to New York from Mexico
City in July 1966 to look for a job. She
recently came to our attention through the
FBI/New York field office when the latter
contacted our New York jase to inquire of
her present residence. Subject is presently
in contact with the DCS/New York field
office, from whom we shall attempt to
ascertain her present residence and
employment.
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201 PERSONALITY FILE ACTION REQUEST
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1 Aug 67
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USA/N.Y.
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UND
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Lee Ann Peterson'
FORM 831 LETE PREVIDED
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BE OF VALUE IN LATIN AMERICAN, AND HOPEFULLY CUBAN, CONTEXT.
WOULD APPRECIATE REINSTATEMENT OF APPROPRIATE CLEARANCE. PLS
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CONTACT NEW YORK WODISH OFFICE FOR CURRENT ADDRESS OF JUNE
COBB WHO HAS BEEN ALREADY ALERTED TO LNERGO DESIRE CONTACT
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building)
RECEIVED
DATE
EXTENSION NO
2389
6835
DATE
19 May 67
COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
to whom
Draw a line across (stumn after each comment.)
OFFICER S
DATIALS
1.
DC/WH/COG/CIS
2.
WH/1 MEXICO
3.
CI/LIAISON
2C-35
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26 MAY 1967
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26 MAY 1957
TO
:
FROM
Director
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Attention:
Mr. B. J. Papich
: Deputy Director For Plans
SUBJECT: O John ORTIZ
INTERNAL SECURITY-CUBA
MICROFI
JUN 15 1967
DOC. MICRO. CET
1. Reference is made to your informal request dated
April 26, 1961, 1138; (A) LUD-10000, subject ab
and to this Office's CBCI 316/01366-66 dated 25 March 1966.
2. This is to advise you that this Office no longer
has contact with the source who originally furnished the
information concerning Estelle SOKOLOWSKA de MADRIGAL in
March 1966. Source is currently residing in the United
States, New York City, and we have no objection to your
contacting the source and debriefing her concerning any
questions you may have concerning this case. Source has
been alerted to the fact that you might contact her regard-
ing this matter. Source is Viola June CO3B, usually referred
to as June COBB, who is mentioned in your informal memorandum
to this office dated June 1, 1964, Subject: Lyle Stuart.
3. We would appreciate being apprised of any new
information concerning the SOKOŁOWSKA case that is surfaced
rs à result of your debriefing CŨ≤B.
CSCI-316/02389-67
19 May 1967
DDP/WH/COG/CICS/E. Ayers:jaf
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CI/LIA
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WH/COG/CICS
WH/1/Mexico
File: 201-278841
201-794302
71310 BHPS
1 - DCS (Mr. Musulin via
telephone)
1
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B-201-744-302
CS COPY
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April 18, June Cobb called the New York DODS office about what to do about her
CIA salary on her income tax return.
Mr. Muselin
After discussions with 07/CAAS and George Powell of the Tax Committee, I phoned x 2268
DODS to telll Cobb the following:
Since she was supposedly a student in Mexico, six and she had
paid tax on her CIA salary, she was not to list her salary anywhere
on her 1966 tax return. However, she should send us a copy of
her overt 1366 tax return.
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SECRET
11 October 1966
MEMORANDUM FOR: Contract Personnel Division
VIA
SUBJECT
:
WH/Personnel, Attention: Mr. Renehan
: Joyce C. PINEINCH (201-278841)
1. Subject has been terminated effective 1 July 1966
by the Mexico City Station. She was paid her salary through
30 June and was given her income tax refund for the
period 1 January 1965 through 30 June 1966. A copy of the
med in true name, is on file
termination DeusEWS
in Subject's official 201 file.
3. It is requested that the CPD and Office of Finance
files be altered to reflect the termination of Subject.
W. J. Kaufman
C/WH/1
Distribution:
Orig & 1 - Contract Personnel
WH/Personnel
сс -
CC -
WH/1 Chrono
CC
PINEINCH file (201-278841)
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22 AUG 1966
HEMORANDUM FOR: Domestic Operations/'/H
SUBJECT
: Director, Domestic Contacts Service
: Miss Viola June Cobb, born 24 August 1927, Ponca,
Oklahown
Background:
1. On 22 or 23 September 1965 Hiss June Cobb contacted the Ilm
ch Trom Comdevitch of the Vision
Magazine, trying to establish contact in New York with CL: to pang
along some information. */1 chose not to establish contact with
Miss Cobb at that time, even though she was cleared CIA agent in
contact with the Mexico City Station.
Recent Developments:
2. Miss Cobb was terminted effective 1 July 1966 and was paid
han salary through 30 June and given woney for one-way air fare to
New York City. She was completely satisfied with the financial terms
of the settlement and signed a Termination Secrecy Oath. Although she
was terminated for lack of access and production, there was also
considerable newspaper publicity in May 1956 in the Mexico City nows-
papers wherein Subject was attacked because of her connection with an
anti-Communist meeting, the Latin American Conference to Study the
Situation of the Jewish Ninurity in the Soviet Union. In this pub-
Laity Subject was labeled as being closely connected with U. s.
Government Police, and also as an agent of the FBI and INTERPOL. She
vas also accused of working for a newspaperman Daniel Jumes who vas
described as being responsible to CIA.
3. Hiss Cobb planned to return to New York in July where she was
to look for a job. Subject had been told previously by the Mexico
City Station that the telephone number of the New York CIA office is listed
in the directory and she could call that office if contact were necessary i
while she was in the United States, but that she should only establish
contact for an important or urgent mattor. Since Miss Cobb tends to
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liberally apply importance to a vide variety of events and subjects, and
since she is likely to be short of money shortly after sriving, WE
Division believes there is a possibility she may try to establish
contact.
Suggested Action:
!
4. WH Division suggests that you may wish to forward a copy of this
memorandum to your New York office. If Miss Cobb does establish contact,
ve would appreciate your office interviewing her to accept whatever
information she might wish to contribute, but that no financial
commitments be made on our behalf. WH Division plans to have no direct
contact unless the information provided would appear to mrit a special
interview.
Distribution:
0 & 1 - DO/WH
cc - D/DCS
Ce-LICOOKY-1 201-
ce -
WH/1/Memo Chrono
2. I-
William V. Broa
Chief
Western Hemisphare Division
SECRET
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SECRET
MEMORANDUM POR: Domastic Operations/WH
SUBJECT
12 August 1966
: Director, Domestic Contacts Service
: Kiss Viola June Cobb, born 24 August 1927, Panca, Oklahoma
Backgrounds
1. On 22 ar 23 September 1965 Miss June Cobb contacted the New York
name Tax Gordsvitch of the Vision Magazine,
trying to establish contact in New York with can to para sus
mation. WH/1 chose not to establish contact with Miss Cobb at that time,
even though she was a cleared WOFACT agent in contact with the unico City
Station.
Recent Developments:
2. Miss Cobb was terminated effective 1 July 1966 and was paid her
salary through 30 Jume and given money for one-way air fare to New York City.
The was completely satisfied with the financial terms of the settlement and
signed a Termination Searcy Cath. Although she was turnimtei für lack of
access and production, there was also considerable newspaper pubblicity in
Yay 1966 in the Mexico City newspapers vierein Subject was attacked because
of her commaction with an anti-Comamist meting, the Latin American Comer-
ence to Study the Situation of the Jevish Minority in the Soviet Union. In
this publicity Subject was labeled as being closely connected with U. 9.
Government Police, and also es an agent of the FBI and INTERPOL. Sire was
also accused of working for a newspaperman Denial James who was described an
being responsible to HOFACR.
3. Hiss Cobb planned to return to New York in July where she was to
look for a job. Subject had been told previously by the Mexico City Station
that the telephone number of the New York WOFACT office is listed in the
directory and she could call that office if contact were necessary while she
was in the United States, but that she should only establish contact for on
important or urgent matter. Since Miss Cobb tends to literally apply
importance to a wide variety of events and subjects, and since she is likely
to be short of monay shortly after arriving, WH Division believes there is a
possibility she may try to establish contact.
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Suigested Actions
4. WH Division suggests that you may wish to forward a copy of this
morandum to your How York office. If Hiss Cobb does establish contact,
we would appreciate you' office interviewing her to accept whatever
information she might wish to uerBute, but that no financial commitments
be made on our behalf. KH Division plans to have no direct contact unless
the information provided would appear to merit a special interview.
Distribution:
0 & 1 - Dazestic Operations/WH
1 - Director, Domestic Contacts Service
1- LICOOKY-201-
1 - WH/1/Kemo Chrono
William V. Broa
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REQUEST FOR CANCELLATION
CHIEF, CI/OA
SUBJECT'S NAME (Pseudo, crypt or true may be used)
LICOCKY-1
CI/OA NO.
201 NO.
201-278841
FROM: (DIVISION)
YHD
(Case officer)
C. Bustos
(Extension)
NAKE SHOE IS
PSEUDO
3654
TOUE
PROJECT
LICOOKY
CRYPT
DATE OF BIRTH
24/8/27
REASON(S) FOR CANCELLATION
PLACE OF BIRTH
Ponca, Okla, USA
AGENT'S SERVICE RECORD
WILL BE FORGARE:9
" ATTACHED
will not be forwarded
LICOOKY-1 was terminated effective 1 July 1966. The last meeting with her
was on 23 June, she was paid salary through Jung, and she was completely
satisfied with the financial terms of the settlement.
In view of subject's personality, and the broad publicity in mid-1966
(see 201 file) of accusations that Subject was connected with U.S.
intelli ence in Mexico, any use of Subject should be made only after careful
consideration.
See copy of HMMA 29461, Mexico City Station termination report, attached.
DATE
Ite
SIGNATURE
./
IF SUBJECT IS USED IN ANY CAPACITY, A NEW REQUEST FOR APPROVAL WILL BE SUBMITTED TO CIZOA
FORM 937 SOLETE PREVIOUS EDITION.
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Chief, WH Division
CLASSIFICATION
236 ET
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PROCESSING ACTION
MARKES FOR
RO ANZEXING REQUIRED
OPRY QUALETED DESH
CAR ROCE HOCKING
FROM
SUBJECT
Chief of Station, Mexico City
LICTORY Project
Termination of LINGSY-1
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
ACTION REQUIRED; FYI
1. Attached here with is the ILINK report on the
termination of ICOOKY-1, This report was received from
LILINK on 24 June 1956.
2. Forwarded under separate cover are two copies of
the Secrecy and Termination agreement signed by LIXY-1,
in true name, on 23 June 1966.
3.
At the time of termination, 11C/OKY-1 was given (1)
salary or easy
infova from Texico
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City to New York, and (3) Federal Tax refund amounting to
9,005.00 IN. The household items in her possession at the
time of termination, which belonged to the Station, were
sold to her for US $300.00.
4. It should be noted that although 1100 7-1 claims
she intends to remain in the United States, she retained her
apartment, which was turned over to a rental agency for sub-
renting. The station believes that she intends to return
within the next several months or so should it develop that
she cannot find suitable work in the New York area. Should
she do so on her own it may be that the station would want
to make occasional use of her, and for that purpose a post
office box to which she can write to initiate contact was
given her prior to departure.
(CONTINUED)
Attachment:
A. G/W LILING Report
B. U.S.C. 2 cys Secrecy Agreement
Distribution:
Orig & 2 - C/W W/atts
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATEN SYMBOL AND NUMBER
DAFE
201-278841
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CLASSIFICATION
SK CR r
14 Julijas
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14 July 1966
HQS FREDER
50-5-124/1
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CLASSIFICATION
DISPATCH SYNDOL AND NUMBER
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
SECRET
EMMA-29461
5.
Headquarters will be advised should the Station
have additional contact with her.
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for
Willard C. CURTIS
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I,
June Cobb
TEP: INATION SECRECY C CATH
an about to terminate y
association with the Organization. realize that, by virtue of my duties
with the Organization, I have been the recipient of information and intelligence
which concerns the present and future security of our country. I am aware that
the unauthorizes disclosure of such information is prohibited by the espiorage
laws of our government which specifically requires the protection of intellirence
sources and retrods from unauthorized disclosure. Accordingly, I SOLELY SHEAR,,
WITHOUT MENTAL RESERVATION OR PURPOSE OF EVASION, AID IN THE ABSENCE OF JURESS,
AS FOLLOWS:
1. I will never divulge, publish, or reveal by writing, word, confuct, or otherwise,
any information relating to the national defense and security and particularly
information of this nature relating to intelligence sources, methods, personnel,
fiscal data, or security measures to anyone, including, but not limited to, any
future governmental or private employer, private citizen, or government
employee or official without the express written consent of the Chief of the
Olginization and cherized representative.
:
2. I have been invited to submit in writing any monetary claims I may have
against the Organization or our government which may in any way necessitate
the disclosure of information described herein. I have been advised that'
any such claims will receive full legal consideration. In the event, however,
that I am not satisfied with the decisions of the Organization concerning any
present or future claims I may submit, I will not take any other action to
obtain satisfaction without prior written notice to the Organization, and
then only in accordance with such legal and security advice as the Organization
will promptly Amish re.
3. I do not have any docurents or materials in my possession, classified
or unclassified, which are the property of, or in custodial responsibility
of the Organization, having come into possession as a result of my duties
with the organization or otherwise.
4. During my exit processing and during my period of employment with the
Organization I have been given an opportunity to report all information about
the Organization, its personnel, and its operations which I consider should
receive official cognizance. Hence, I am not aware of any information which
it is my duty, in the rational interest, to disclose to the Organization, nor
an I axare of any violations or breaches of security which I have not officially
reported, except as set forth on the reverse side of this sheet or on other
attachments.
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5. I have been advised that, in the event I called upon by the properly
constituted authorities to supify or provide information then I an pledged
hereby not to disclose, I will nitify the Crypnication intely; I will also
advise said authorities of my secrecy commitments to our government and will
est that my right or need to testify be established before I am required to
6. I am aware of the provisions and penalties of the espionage laws of our
government and am fully aware that any violation on ny part of certain matters
sworn to by me under this cath my subject me to prosecution under the terms
of these lars, and that violation of other portions of this cath are subject
to appropriate action, including such dissemination of the violation as the
circumstances warrant.
I have read and understard the cents of this cath and voluntarily affix my
signature hereto with the knowledge that this oath was executed for
the mutual benefit of myself and our government, and that it will be retained
in the files of the Organisation for its future use or for reference by me
at any time in the future that I may be requested or ordered to testify or
disclose any of the matters wich we see of a
con
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and seal this
June
19 66
.
23
day of.
(SEAL)
Witnessed by me this
23
day of
June 19 66
at
Mexico City, Mexico
A
SIGNATURE
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To HHMA-29461
1.
2.
LICOOKY-1 has been terminated effective 1 July 1966.
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The last meeting with her was held on 23 June. She was
paid her salary through 30 June, her income tax refund
for the period 1 January 1965 30 June 1966 and given
money for one-way air fare to New York City. She was
completely satisfied with the financial terms of the
settlement. A Termination Secrecy Oath, signed in true
name, was obtained.
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L-1 plans to return to New York on or about 1 July. She
said she will look for a job there, and is confident she
will have no difficulty obtaining one. She does not yet
know where she will be living.
3. L-1 is subletting the apartment she occupies here. She
has purchased the KUBARK-owned household effects which
had been loaned to her for that apartment. For this
reason, in addition to the fact that she has acquired
many close friends and interests here as a result of five
years residence, the Station expects that she will return
to Mexico, although she insists she has no plans to do
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made to her regarding any future contact or payment for
information.
She was previously told that the telephone number of the
New York KUBARK office is listed in the directory and
she could call that office if contact were necessary while
she was in the United States. She asked if that would
still be the case and was told that it was but only to
attempt such contact for an important or urgent matter.
But since she tends to liberally apply importance to a
wide variety of events and subjects, and since she is
likely to be short of money shortly after arriving, it
would not be surprising if she did try to establish such
contact.
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SUBJECT
: Request for Termination of Project LICOOKY
The LICOOKY Project was last approved for the period
1 January 1965 through 31 December 1965 for $5.140--$2,530
for FY 1965 and $2,610 for FY 1966. It is requested that
the LICOOKY Project be terminated effective 1 January 1966,
based on the following information geared to the outline
in CSI-F NO. 230-60.
(1) Project Name: LICOOKY
(2)
(3)
Original Project Objectives: Identify and report
on plans activities and associates of Central
American Communists resident in or visiting Mexico
Reason for Termination: LICOOKY-1 lost ter access
to the hard core group of CA communists partly
because of her close association with LINLUCK who
publicly renounced his break with the Guatemalan.
CP in 1962. The loss ct accees was also partly
due to L-l's own apparent indiscretion vis-a-vis
some of her close friends in Mexico City. This
can be attributed both to her or growing distante
for the grubby and blindly unreasoning members of
this group with whom she was asked to consort, and
her reaction in her social group which took the
form increasingly of anti-Communist remarks, and
to the concomitant for possibly resultant) rumors
of increasing currency, that she was in the pay
of PBSWING. Attempts were made to take advantage
of her connections with literary circles in
Mexico, but her inability to budget her time.
sufficiently to satisfy station requirements led
to the decision to terminate her. A contributing
cause was also her inability to regularize her
status in Mexico so she could accept a paying
position which would give her reason to remain
there, with the resultant strain of the thin
legend that her father was providing her support.
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(7)
Effectiveness of Project Project supplied a
certain amount of miscellaneous detail on the
Central American Communist group in its early
stages. Detail and continuity have always been
lacking. During the post-project period of asso-
ciation, after termination notice was already
given, she began to be more attentive to Station
requirements and supplied several rather detailed
profiles of controversial persons in the intellec-
tual world who could be of operational interest
to the Station.
Date of Termination:
Status of commitments:
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1 January 1966
LICOOKY-1: This Contract Agent is being
carried under LIRANCH (00A) from 1 January
through June 1966 to perpare apocal
against non-LICOOKY Project objectives.
Termination costs will be borne by Project
LIRANCH.
LICOOKY-2: LICOOKY-2 was terminated on 31
December 1965 for lack of continuous produc-
tion. He was very understanding when told
of the termination and recognized that his
limited and occasional access made a regular
salary illogical. Contact 15 maintained
with his via a letter box through which he
can indicate his need for case officer con-
tact. He is then paid small sums for travel
information supplied.
Disposition of funds, material and personnel:
There are no funds or material to be disposed of.
LICOOKY-1 18 being terminated effective 30 June
1966. At this time she will be supplied with air
fare from Mexico City to New York and paid the
income tax refund due her. Station owns some of
the furnishings in her apartment and she has
expressed a wish to purchase some of these. The
normal three-bid process will be complied with in
this case, through her advertising the sale and
then offering slightly higher prices for the items.
She plans to retain the apartment in Mexico and
sublet it furnished so she will have a pied-a-terre
whenever she returns there. Her specific plans
for leaving the city are not known. The Station
has no objections to ter remaining in Mexico and
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on an occasional basis. She would be rein-
bursed out of LIRANCH on a piscework basis.
(8) Request for funds: No extra funds are required.
´(9) Progress made toward attainment of project
See paragraph 4 above.
objectives:
(10) Review of Project:
of Project LICOOKY.
No review is contemplated
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Forwarding of Clippings and Comments Concerning Conference on
Jewish Minority in the Soviet Union.
ACTION REQUIRED. REFERENCES
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Action Required: j None; FYI.
1.
As Headquarters is already aware, a Latin American Conference to Study
the Situation of the Jewish Minority in the Soviet Union (Conferencia Latino-
americana de Estudios sobre la Situación de la Minoría Judía en la 1353) waS
held in Mexico City during the period 13 15 May 1966. Judging by numerous
articles in the press, Política, La Voz de México, Sucesos Para Toics (see
attachments under separate cover) and excerpts from conversations between
numerous persons on LIENVOY and LIFEAT, the Soviet Embassy, the Mexican
Communist Party (PCM - Partido Comunista Mexicano) and other groups and indivi-
dual Communists were determined, if possible, to prevent the Conference from
Deilig mod and, lalling that, to discreant it completely aca pin the UDIUKE/
ODACID label on it. Despite their efforts and the voluzinous adverse propaganda,
both before and after the Conference, the Conference was held and was probably
mildly successful.
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2. Política, 1 May 1966, carried an article attacking the proposed Con-
ference and ridiculing some of the Mexican participants (Attachment A). It
contains, among other things, a partial reprint of the text of an interview
or statement by Nicolas S. Leonov, Press Attaché of the Soviet Embass; in
which he states that Mexico should not be drawn into the cold war propaganda
battle, and he maintains that Jews in the Soviet Union are not mistreated or
discriminated against. In addition to the attacks and counterattacks in the
press, efforts were zade (based on LIFEAT on Enrique SENO Calev, Gerard
PIERRE-CHARLES, and LIENVOY) to prevent Carlos Pellicer, a darling of the Mexican
left but not a formal PCM member, from taking part; Pellicer is an official of
the Mexican Committee for the Defense of the Jews in the USSR (Comité Nexicano
Pro Defense de los Judíos en la Unión Soviética). Política, 15 May 1966
Attachments:
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(Attachment B) continued the attack on 'the Conference and its participants,
claiming in effect that it is a clear anti-Soviet move backed by ODACID. As of
18 May, according to the article, nuzerous signatures had been collected on a
"progressive manifesto" protesting the Conference. The list includes many well
known Mexican Communists and pro-Communists. Attached also (Attachment C) is a
copy of the "progressive manifesto", which was published in 1 Día on 13 May 1966,
and a copy of a manifesto (Attachment D) published in El Heraldo, 22 April 1966,
by the Mexican Committee for the Defense of the Jews in the USSR, in which a
mumber of demands are made on the Soviet Government with respect to the Jews and
their rights.
3. La Voz de Mexico, 15 May 1956 (Attachment E) carried an article bitterly
attacking the Conference, which it charges is being organized and held by groups
and persons in the service of ODACID. It specifically names LICOOKY-1, although
the latter's name is incorrectly spelled, as one of those responsible for the
Conference and says she is "well connected" with ODYOKE police. Sucesos,
21 May 1966, carried an article (Attachment F) attacking the Conference and its
organizers and charging that there are bibe the Conference.
This article carries a picture of LICOOKY-1.
4. Sucesos, 4 June 1966, included an inserted sheet (not found in all copies
of this edition) entitled "An Agent of the FBI and INTERPOL in the Association of
Mexican Writers," which deals almost exclusively with LICOCKY-1, her expulsion from
Cuba, work in Mexico, and contacts and activities in Mexico. It charges that in
Mexico she is working for Daniel Jazes, who is responsible to KUBARK (Attachment G).
5. LICOOKY-1's name appeared in a notice (Attachment E) appearing in El
Excelsior, 28 May 1966 by Vicente Echeverría del Prado, treasurer of the Mexican
Association of Writers (AEM - Asociación de Escritores de Néxico, A.C.), which
simply stated that LICOOKY-1 is not authorized to accept dues or handle other
business of the AEM within the province of the treasurer's cuties and obligations.
However, in view of the adverse publicity previously, the announcement had the
effect or implied that the AFMAC or members of that group believed the charges
that LICOOKY-1 had a part in organizing the Conference and/or is an agent of
KUBARK. The notice, as it appears, also implies that LICOCKY-1 was mishandling
AVAC funds. Echeverría offered to publish the clarification on the sheet on
which the AEMAC announcement appears; however, LICOOKY-1 asked him not to do so and
· said she would take up the notice and any clarification with the AFMAC Justice and
Honor Commission.
6. On 9 June 1966 while conversing with SEMO (Attachment I), Leonov said
that LICOOKY-1 had called him to say that she had had nothing to do with the
Conference, and does not want the Soviets to catalogue her as an enemy. Leonov
commented that LICOOKY-1 had left him her phone number and had asked him to help
her (presumably refute the charges that she was involved with the Conference).
The LILINK case officer who currently handles LICOOKY-1 said on the morning of
14 June 1966 that LICOCKY41 told him she had called the Soviet Press Attaché to
deny that she had had anything to do with the Conference "because it is what she
would normally do." She did not, however, mention beforehand that she intended
to call the Soviet Embassy. (Tape of conversation is forwarded as Attachment J.)
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7. The Station believes that most or all articles attacking the Conference,
and particularly those attacking LICOOKY-1, were Soviet inspired, and it is further
believed that SEMO wrote most if not all articles attacking the Conference which
appeared in La Voz, Política and Sucesos. The Soviets, who are probably aware of
previous Cuban charges that LICOCKY-1 is an ODYOKE agent, probably felt that as
an American closely associated with the AEMAC LICOOKY-1 would be vulnerable to
such an attack.
8. As a result of the Sucesos article of 4 June 1966 an official from the
Ministry of Government did visit LICOOKY-1 to check on her documentation. The
official said that he did not believe the charges made in the Sucesos article,
but since her tourist visa had expired he advised her to immediately leave the
country in order to renew it, and he provided her with a letter to show to
Mexican border authorities permitting her exit. She is currently in PEPRIME but
nt in nam to Mexico in a few days.
9. As Headquarters is aware, LICOOKY-1 will be terminated effective
30 June 1966; the decision to terminate her was made some time ago, prior to the
occurrence of the Conference and the resulting adverse propaganda. While she
may be of some occasional use should she return to and remain in Mexico, it is
believed that the recent adverse propaganda has impaired her future usefulness
in Mexico, although zany Mexicans undoubtedly do not believe the charges and
others offered to "come to her defense.
10. A dispatch will be prepared and forwarded when the termination has been
completed, end any new developments with respect to her alleged participation in
the above Conference will be included in that dispatch.
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Contract Amendment.
ACTION REQ: Advise Subjects
Attached for your retention are contract amendments relating to
income taxes for the following personnel:
Cecil B. ARLISS
Rita K. ELAZEK
Howard R. BENJAYA
Helen P. FILESHA
Joyce H. PINELSH
Leo C. REDLICH
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CONGRESOS
¿Les Darán Permiss
En 1961 un Comité
fensa de los Derech
du pro De-
Judios en
la Unión Sovitica solicits al gobierno
de la India permiso para realizar un con-
greso al que asistirian invictuales de
varios países asiáticos. I permiso fue
negado porque el primer ministro Nehru
entendió que es reunión afecuaria las
buenas relaciones de indissoviéticas.
Trámites similares se hicieron al año
siguiente en Ceilán y correspondió a la
fora Sirimavo Bandaranaike, jefa del
gobierno cuya politica nacionalista fue
saludada por Las fuerzas progresistas de
todo el mundo, negar el permiso, pues
vio que se trataba de una más o menos
sutil intromisión en la política exterior
de su país.
Instituido el gobierno gora en el Bra-
sil, un Comité Latinoamericano ǝro De-
tensa de los Derechos de los jus en
ha Unión Soviética no tuvo problemas
para levar a cabo en 1955 un congreso;
éste se celebró poco después de uno si-
milar que se reunió en mivo del año p₁-
sado en Washington y sobre el que un
conocido poeta judío-noneamericano de
ideas derechistas, Jacob Gladstein, hizo
este comentario: "Todos grimban en in-
glés que hacia falta in lengua judía……. en
Rasi. Ista expresión fue comenta por
Aarón Vergs pot to del
reviste en yish Socierith Heuland que
se publica en UM
esta frase:
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PANORAMA NACIONAL
"Nadie en ruso que hace falta is
lengua i en los HUT.
An antisoviétice colorado
el tres de pasado en Nama York,
des promises sabios juos de la
URSS, omista Lvsei Liberman, pro-
fesor de 2 Criversidad de Jurkow, y el
fisico Lev Landau, Premio Nobel envia-
ron un me que decia: " ciudada
nos de SS de naciori judia
expresamos nuestra profunda indignación
por el ha de que algunos círculos de
Occidente in cundir incesantemente
toda clase de infundios sobre is situacion
de los judas en la Unión Soviética. Los
judíos swiéricos consideramos como una
provocación el mitin del tres de junio en
amiculos en la URSS, publ
praise Made Monicado el
16 de octubre de 1965 del que es au
ter Julio Adin, miembro de Parmi
Oro Unido de Israel. Julio Ala
estuve en Maico a mediados de abril v
declaró a POLITICA: Yo escribi ese ar
ticulo a pedido del Dr. Carlos Quino.
director de Marcha, revista cuya orienta
cion progresa todos conocemos. Al re-
mitirselo deste jerusalén le expresaba en
una carta adjunta que me disgustaria so-
bremanera These unlizado para cual-
quier activi simulada o no, de tipo
antisoviético. Estoy enterado de los con
gresos que se inn venido celebrando en
muchos países para defender» los dere
Emplant
siste en
tan las
nes civils en V
emp
Huntinus.
que coa
aaron-
Luna
menor
repetia una y otra voz va rogodo por la
URSS y los pares spark a
mat luego mentiras tales
URSS se editan milke
de libros de franco y
antisemita, que son
precio que las obras cientificas o litera-
rias: y que
si bien la Constitución sović
tica condena el antisemitismo, actualmen
te el gobierno no sólo lo tolera sino que
propicia su expansión.
Jacobo Mondiak, després de afirmar
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Martín Luis Guzmán, Carlos PHILLICER, LUIS GÓMEZ Z. Y JAWAHarlal Nehru
… se pretende con toás esta propaganda contrarrestar la discriminación racial, que si se practica en etre, paives?...
el Medison Square Garden donde sin
nosotros, sin representantes nuestros, se
pretende discutir una cuestión que, para
colmo, ni siquiera existe".
Al congreso de Rio de Janeiro concu
rrieron México dos personajes de
prestigi Martin Luis Guzmin y Carlos
Pellico después quedó constituido
ci Comité Mexicano pro Defensa de los
Dereces les Judios en la Unión So-
vićtic, presidido ejecutivamente por un
judío-mericano de ideas traderechistas,
Jacob Madec, y honorariamente por el
po
túa
Pellicer. Como secretario ac-
cutor de Radio Universidad,
actor finado y empleado de la sucursal
mexican de una empresa franciera is
zelf Guzik. Para colaborar con
elloWxico a principios de este
año De funcionario del minis
terio dciones Exteriores de Israck,
experto de darle un barniz "liberal" v
hasta "progresista" a cierros eslabor de
esta cadena echada a tejer por el D-par-
tamento de Estado de los...
Der Yosefi trajo consigo abundante
"lite", entre la que se contaba el
10
chos de les judos en la URSS, y no ten-
go dudas stare su carácter antisos:ético
propiciado por el Departamento de Es-
ado de los EUT.
Firmas mexicanas. La consecuencia
para México de la reunión de Rio de
Janeiro fue un Lemado de conciencia, a
cuyo pie se puso la respetable firma
Carlos Pellicer. hábil trabajo de D
Yosef y Sergio Guzik logró que a la de
Pellicer se suman 50 firms, algunas
tan honorables como las de luin Felipe,
Héctor Cruz Roverio Castellanos, Alí
Chumacero. Dagoberto Guillaumin, Hec-
tor Mendoza, José Emilio Pacheco y úl-
timamente otras como la de Re-
vueltas, Luis Gomez Z o Carlos Monsi
vais.
Para dar a conocer ese, Lariado de
conciencia for direcida una conferencia
de prensa 2 de abril en dedificio
central de la comunidad israelita Cz Mé.
xico. Iniciones se decis que la
iba a presidenzies Pellicer, pero su
ingar fue copalo por una personalidad
mucho menos importante, como lo es el
Lic. Benjamin
del Frente
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de modo irresponsable que todos los sec-
tores de la comunidad judia de Mexion
To ab egido presidente del mencio
nado comite, sufrió un ataque de confu
sión geográfica y afirmó que en la URSS
so producen frecuentes profanaciones de
cementerios judios. La verdad es que ci
único país donde se ha sabido que se
produzcan tan abominables salvajismos
es en la República Federal Alemana, dun-
de ferece el neonazismo y, en consecuen.
cia, c antisemitismo: pero sobre esto n
una palabra dijeron los apurados "defenso-
res: Mondlak, Laureano Luna y Guzik.
El 22 de abril, en todos los periódicos
marutinos, incluido El Nacional, apareció
el Damado de conciencia con las 50
firmas Esto sorprendió de manera des
agradable a los sectores progresistas de
Mexico, no repuestos todavía de las in.
tempestivas cuan amenazantes visitas de
Johnson y Goldwater. La primera reac.
ción de esos sectores fue el envio de
camas que diversas instituciones y perso-
nas hicieron llegar al poeta Carlos Pelli-
cer. lamentando que hubiera aceptado
presici un comité inspirado y movido
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Comentario soviético. En entrevista
con El D. Nicolás S. Leonov, agregado
de prensa de la embajada de la URSS
en estro país, afirmo: "Mexico no es
campo propicio para hacer propaganda de
guerra fria. El prestigio internacional de
que gozar el respeto que le tiene el
mundo entero no permiten que florezcan
en este pis brotes de la guerra iria. Ea
la actualid no hay ni datos, ni situa
ciones ni acontecimientos que justifiquen
el desco de algunas personas y elementes
de reavivar el cadáver del amado pro-
Hema judo en Rusia. A juzgar por los
argumentos, la aplastante mayoria de los
firmantes só para sus conclusiones no
los datos personales, no los resultados de
una investory Jane
tomado de segunda mano, superficial,
erráneo y muchas veces tergiversado por
pura mia voluntad".
En referencia al pedido de control de
Las publicationes antisemitas que hacia el
Hamamiento, Leonov comentó: "Es cu-
rioso que pidan esto a la URSS y no a
otros paises en donde prolifera esta clase
de literatura. Es falso afirmar que las
publicaciones antisemitas aparecen en
forma regular en la URSS: al contrario,
la Unión Soviética es uno de los pocos
paises en conde la revelación de prejur
cins raciales se castiga por la ley se
condena por la opinión pública. Es una
pena concluyó que tints intelectus
les cu tan poco espacio hayan cometido
tantos creures. ¿No se pretende con toda
esta propaganda contrarrestar la discrimi
nación racial, que si se practica en otros
países?"
El congreso. Muy ca silencio se ha
venido preparando un congreso que habrá
de celebrarse en 1. ciudad de México del
15 al 15 de mayo, al que concurrirán
incess con
nos para "rechos de los
juces sovié
ja, so cu
la
durante la
nina_spués ou 150 en Santiago
Chile, ale.
intelectuales de
Argentina, m
Otros países d
"es". Chun lator de
Sinagra en la sección de Cartas del Nº
67s resultades de ex campaña anti-
sotros que las de
favorecer la prop imperialista y,
a postre, el
". Conside
raba además que "mulos de quienes
aparecen suscribiendo e Hamado pare-
cena darse cuenta de que son empuja
The game rowoyo para in ce-
lebración de un cores
antisoviético con steen Mexico; es de
cir, en un país que nene buenas relacio
nes con la URSS y que suire ca caree
propia las facias de anticomunismo
manejado desde Washington".
TRABAJO
Primero de Mayo
La celebración del Primero de Sayo,
no ha dejado nunca de ser representativa
de las aspiraciones de la clase trabajadora
y de sus condiciones de vida y de lucha,
por un lado, y de la actitud de la clase
capitalista y su dominis frente a aquella,
por el otro.
Asi, por defondo y desviado que
caté el sentido esté el sentido' auténtico
de la conmemoración, a través de toda
La historia de los 1º de Mayo en el pais
se ha visto una CROM callista, haciéndo
le el juego al régimen con el propósito
de instituir el día de lucha del proleta-
-PANORAMA NACIONAL
riado universal ea una "festa del traba
10" organizada por el gobierna Bajo eš
cardenimo, en pleno ascenso revolt
mario, as manifestaciones obreras volvie
107 ser en este día una presencia com
case trabajadora Danie
empo que se go
dores en el desile, la sume
sión de lus thurros del movimiento cre
to Hagaba a su máxima expresiós casos
Fidel Velquez lo calificaba de "pri.er
obrero de República".
sinu
En este 1905, lo que una vez fue es
México lucha a favor de mejores cons
clones ha devenido en una "ées
ta de un nacional a la que ain
tados los empresarios", lo que a ma
primic general de in situación de lu
lucha de cases en el país.
..
Vig
w
controls aspiraciones crecientes a in
unidad por parte de los trabajadores tul
Congreso Nacional del Trabajoj ditu
mero de Mayo, días antes de su celebes
ción se hizo público el creio que el
gobierno y los líderes reacclenarios de
seaban imbuir a esa fecha Circles 7
declaraciones de Fidel Vellaquay hir
tonio Bernal coincidieron con los con
ceptos que más tarde externaria di pu
sidente Gustavo Díaz Ordaz
El deseo del régimen de dar aparinxia
de unidad al intento de fusión soci
ca que ha sido el Congreso Trabajo,
así como su empeño en presemise Co
impulsor de ia unidad obrerat se eviden
cia en su discurso de este Primero de
Maya: "Hoy empieza a ser una promián-
rin realidad la unificación de los
dores no en una sola central proplam
dicha sino en ideales, en principios, en
metas y en ayuda reciproca para poder
alcanzarios".
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CONGRESOS
Antisovietismo en México
PC
Quure dias de México y del Mundo
-PANORAMA NIOTONY
Del 13 al 15 de mayo se celebró en
el Hotel Prado de la ciudad de Mé
xico la sciosamente organizada Confe
rencia americana de Estudios sobre
la Sa de la Minoria Judia en la
URSS. Gada por el Comité Mexi-
cano Pro Defensa de los Judios en la
Unión Sovitica y
con asistencia de al-
gunos delegados ex-
tranjerus, especial-
mente centro...meri-
canos, esta reunión
fue el remate de una
campal Internacio
nal antica, ¡ni-
ciada desde in por
lo menos cinco años
por el Departamento
de Estado norteame-
ricano y el siquismo
organizida.
A peur de los den-
sos de huma-
nitarismo y eclecti
cismo con que se ha
pretendido cubrirla,
esta conferencia fue
denunciada en su fa-
se preparatoria pɔr
publicaciones como
POLÍTICA y Li Voz
de Mexico, órgano
del Partido Comunis-
ta Mexicano, Nicolás
5. Leonov, embajador
tamiento de la bien organización
3d puntual passivities ne
cesarios para la cbración de la confe
rancia, hasta el uso damagógico y falaz
de pronunciamientos hechos, en bien di
vers circunsuncis, por personalidades
y organizaciones de reconocida solvencia
progresista
Además se escamoteó el nombre del es
critor Martin Luis Guzmán, que no apa-
T
15 DE MAYO DE 1966
La realización de la primera area se
encargó de Inclarla, por de una
carta a la conferencia, el que ha figurado
como presidente del Comité Mexicano
Pro Defensa de los Derechas de los Ju-
dios en la Unión Sovietica, Carlos Pe-
llicer. Después de discapar sa ausencia
de la rein, pues compub presi
dente Diaz Ordaz, en una gira de trabajo,
Pellicer enroló el nombre de bertrand
UNA SESIÓN DE LA CONFERENCIA "PRO JUDÍA"
………sus nexos com el imperialismo noricamericane y la intervención de ¿ze...
de la Caión Soviética en nuestro país, la
condenó como parte de la "guerra iria".
Analizando, aun en form somera, la
extracción de los diferentes delegados ex-
tranjeres, es fácil inducir sus nexos con
el imperialismo norteamericano y la inter-
vencia de éste en la conferencia. Los
delegados son en su mayoria o han sido
funcionarios de gobiernos gorilas de Cen-
tro y Suramérica; entre ellos se cuentan
Reynaldo Galindo Pohl, exministro de
Cultura de El Salvador; Ricardo J. Bermú
dez, exministro de Educación de Panamá;
Gerardo Molina, exrector de la Univer
sidad de Colombia; Lic. Gardillo Barios
Miniero de Economia y Trabajo de
"Guatemala; y Dr. René de Sola, exminis
tro de Justicia y de Relaciones Exteriores
de Venezuela.
A esa campaña, nada democrática y
de calidad intelectual harto dudosa, fueron
arrastrados algunos intelectuales mexica-
nos hocestos. Una larga serie de artima
has fueron usadas para ella, desde el ocui-
POLÍTICA, 15 de mayo de 1956
rece entre los firmantes del nefesto "Lla-
mado de Conciencia". Sin embargo, el li
terato había sido designado con interio-
ridad para presidir la conferenci; así lo
prueban tanto el mensaje dirigico a su
nombre por el sofo inglés Bertrand
Russell el 26 de abril, como el discurso
de inauguración de la conferencia, que
debia dirigir Martin Luis Guzmia y que
fue impreso y repartido por la oficina de
prensa aun antes de que comenzara la re-
unión.
La conferencia. En la sesión de aper-
tura se escenificó una farsa en la que se
intentó despojar a la conferencia "pro ju-
dia" de toda implicación politica, ubicin-
dola dentro de una esfera exclusivamente.
"humana". Al mismo tiempo, se pretendió
dar a las delegaciones extranjeras —al
gunas de las cuales sólo constaban de una
sola
persona una representatividad "de
mocrática" en las dos comisiones que se
formaron: la de estudio y la de resolu
ciunes.
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Russell para "demos-
trar” que “…….no, de-
trás de euros no
hay ninguna fuerza
que nos miera a ac-
tuar como lo estamos
haciendo". Y finalizó
su carta con estas pa-
labras: "Nunc co-
mo hoy se bla tan
universalmente de
Derechos manos.
El gobierno savišti
co los proclama_to-
dos los as ¿Qué
ocurre entonces con
los dirigentes de tan
grande nación? ...Es-
taré lejos de ustedes
en persona. Pero mi
corazón está aquí y
mi volunud entera
para seguir luchando
por la justicia y la
libertad donde quie
ra que accesi-
dad tan honrosamen
te nos obligue”.
A continuación, el
presidente de la conferencia, Martin Luis.
Guzmán el que actuó como inestro
de ceremtals, Benjamin Laureano Luna,
hicieron sendos discursos ea los que, cada
uno a sa manera, trató de justificar los
objetivos de la conferencia
Martin Luis Guzmán aizzó: "Pese a
la revista de aquellos factores negativos
de la vida soviética y a les frecuentes
cambios que en ellos se introdujeron, el
gobierno de la URSS no ha restituido a
los judics sus indiscutibles derechos al
goce de su cultura ancestral, a la conser
vación de sus instituciones, a is continui-
dad de su tradición milemaria". Despues
de algunas vaguedades añadidas a la pri
mera, ci escritor finalizó con ésta: "Así,
enterados de las persecuciones que hoy
sufre un gran grupo del pueblo judío,
cuyo mnario legado cultura forma par-
te de li civilización de Occidente, hemos
considerado deber includible el acudir
aqui para que esta conferencia manifieste
su decisión de protestar, como lo haria
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PANORAMA NACIONAL
ca cuafpice vero caso de discriminacion
ms religiosas, contes
que se minoria is
reelite de la URSST
xmi Luno Luni, presidente
del Tante Mexicano Pro Defensa de lus
Dando Humanos, cibrio su anticomu-
nismo con reiteradas y demagógicas pro-
restas en contra de las agresiones nortz-
americanas a Santo Domingo y Vietnam.
Luego lanzó las mis graves calumnias
con la Unión Soviética, y poco le faltó
para poner en el mismo nivel del geno-
cidio hitleriano al régimen de la primera
nación donde se ha servido las bases
Para realizar el comunismo.
La jornada del 14 de mayo se cerró
con banquete al que asistieron, además
de los delegados extranjeros, numerosos
miembros de nuestra versitil y desapren-
siva intelectualidad. Alli habló Jacobo
Mondiak, gerente ejecutivo de la confe-
rencia. De este seudoescritor, La Voz de
México (en su edición 1829) denunció
sz flición de extrema derecha y lo pre-
sentó como "dirigente del JEIRUT (par-
tido israelita de vederecha y fascista),
bien bile on munidad india de por la libertad y contra la esclavitud es
México por su ideología chovinista y rezc-
cionaria".
Mendiak sólo dirigió ditirambos a l
"gloriosa y hospitalaria patria mexican"
ya sus "monumentos toltecas de piedra".
Después de barajar demagigicamente d
tas de Morelos, Hidalgo, Bolivar y Sanding
pretensió curarse en salud: "No es preci
so ser agente del Departamento de Esta
do para denunciar breses antisemitas en
La Unión Soviética, como tampoco es
preciso ser agente comunista ai criticar
agus facetas de la política norteame
ricana".
A los informes sobre la filiación poli
tica de Mondlak se añade que su insisten
cia en colocarse al lado de quienes luchan
ALBERTO BREMAUNTZ
DAVID ALFARO SIQUEIROS
VICENTE LOMBARDO TOLEDANO
"...kan sido. son y seguirán siendo enemigos irreconciliables del socialisme..."
marición de place que
ocupa dentro de la sociedad mexicana. Es
miembro del grupo Mendak, que posee
tal y en el interior del pais. La familia
Mendiak acaba de invertir $20 millones
en maquinaria textil, mediante operacio
nes realizadas con una empresa imperia
lista germanoccidental de rincio abolengo
razi.
"Demandas". La conferencia se clau
suró el domingo 15 de mayo, luego de
adoptarse el acuerdo de pedir a la Unión
Scrittica que:
Devuelva a la minoría judia la posibi
Hidad de Levar una vida culturi integral.
Extirpe de raiz toda manifestación an
risemita.
BERTRAND RUSSELL
• Dé a los judíos la posibilidad de pro-
fesar su religión, al igual que los cr
tes ce oras regiones
-
Orgue a los judies el derecho a
todeterminacion y el derecho a unite 1
sus hermanos cuando así lo deseea
Estos puntos fueron propuestes por el
escrie costarricense Samuel Gevinay
quien no pudiendo ocultar los intereses
a los que sirve, dedicó su exposición e can
lumnir en todas las formas posibles a l
Unión Soviética. Y acabó por ha
ardiante defensa del sionismo internes
al movimiento al area URSS..
la asamblea general de las Nacions
das 1965. propuso que se le adona
junto al nazisme, al neonazismo ya tot o
ias caras formas de colonialismo y de no
haciz razas y nacionalidades.
Respuesta. De inmediato, grupe de
personas progresistas redactó un manie
to dende respondió a los organizēres
del movimiento antisovietico y de la con
ferencia
que:
"In relación al «Llamado de Con“un-
cia del Comité en Defensa de los Duss
ches de los judíos en la URSS y la com
ferencia organizada por el mismo comma,
que se celebró los dias 14 y 15 de migo,
declaramos:
. "La posición activa contra el antisemi-
tismo y otras formas de discriminacion
racial en cualquier parte del mundo, es
yébe ser terea diaria de toda pemma'
progresista y, democrática
Lamado de Conciencias probes
do en la prerise, no sirve a estos altos xa-
Inces humingarios. Es pies, de izmen
tarse que algunas personalidades bien in
tencionadas y de recerotida milia
democratica y antimperialista hayan sids
*…..¿súmo pueden explicar ios apurains «defensores» in negative a dialogar?...". confundidas, prestando sus firmas a n
POLÍTICA, 15 de mayo de 1966
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que contiene afirmaciones fa-
lace on ita de LUKSS.
"ma y las teorias antisemitas
ha
inom
seguir
del
truction en espais de
enemigos
de
fensa existencia del Esto soviéti-
co, unión voluntaria y fraternal de nu-
metown pulos, está intimamente ligada
a la consecuente contra estas abe-
rraciones chovinistas.
"la campaña mundial que ahora se
expresa en México contra el llamado
amins soviético co sirve a la
verda, ya que falsea deliberadamente la
situacion de los judíos ea la URSS.
Tapco jota algo a la fraternidad en-
tre ha pueblos, porque tiende a desviar la
ateria de estos de los verdaderos pro-
motores de racismo y el antisemitismo,
como bus neonazis y los belicistas que
una vez más, levantan cabeza en Alema-
nia oxidental y en los Estados Unidos.
"Ljudios en la URSS gozan en la
acta de los mismos derechos y tie-
us dugaciones que los de-
más ciudadanos soviéticos en los campos
económico, social, político y religioso. To-
da mación en sentido contrario, es
blumala o consideración subjetiva
sin pbilidad de comprobación.
"a cuanto al desarrollo libre de su
cultura especifica en lengua nacional, yi-
dis juos soviéticos, sus artistas y
escritures siguen creando obras que conti
ndan
herencia de la cultura progresista
ja pasally aun cuando podrían se-
mature as deficiencias originadas en
la compleja situación de la minoría judía
en la URSS, que no vive concentrada en
un territorio común y que conoce además
-un acelerada proceso de asimilación.
"Los hoy gratuitos defensores de la
cultura juda en la URSS siempre han
combatido y difarmado esa cultura, por-
qué como la culrira de los demás pue-
blos sovictions, su forma es nacional y su
contenido socialista. ¿Cómo pueden ex-
plicar prados defensores» su nega.
tiva a dialogar, en el pasado y el presen-
te, con las representantes más sobresalien-
tes de esa cultura?
"Los verdaderos organizadores de la
conferencia mencionada tratan en reali-
dad de imponer, desde afuera y con po-
siciones antisoviéticas, una anacrónica so-
lución nacionalista estrecha y de ghetto,
a la minoria judia de la URSS, que liga-
da intimamente a la epopeya histórica de
la construccion de socialismo, no coinul-
ga con las àleas de movimientos políti-
cos judíos de maando capitalista.
pue-
"Las relaciones amistosas entre el
bla de Mexico y la URSS no deben ser
perturbains por la acción de fuerzas que
no sirvan a los verdaderos intereses 
de
México, ni sambo a los intereses vitales
en el mundo en su
Putina, 19 de mayo de 1966
CARLOS PELLICER
PANORAMA NACIONAL
MARTIN LUIS GUZMÁN
….junto al nazismo, al neonazismo y a todas las otras formas de calaidimo...
lucha por la plena igualdad y fraternidad
con los demás pueblos".
Hasta el 18 de mayo habian firmado
ese manifiesto progresista, que constituye
un reto al brote de antisovietismo que ha
surgido en México, las siguientes perso-
nas:
Vicente Lombardo Toledano, diputa
do; David Alfaro Siqueiros, pintor Al-
berto Bremaung, rector de la Universidad
de Morelia; Manuel Marqué Pardline, di
rector de POLÍTICA: Eli de Gortari, cate-
drático; Rius, caricaturista; Raquel Tibol,
crítica de arte; Ermilo Abreu Gümes es-
critor; Enrique Sera, economista; Marga-
rita Paz Paredes, poetisa; Fernando Car-
JOSE LUIS CECEÑA
"...uns anacrónica solución..."
mona, economista; Mercedes Quevedo,
Pintora; Manuel Meza Anime, agrono
mo; Juna de la Cabada, escritor: Lic. X-
vier Campos Ponce, Presidente de la Aso-
ciación Mexicana de Periodiss; Lic. Jo-
sé G. Saavedra; José Luis Parra, periodis-
ta; Marco Atturo Montero, escritor; An-
tonio Caram, periodism; Lic. Adin Nieto,
dirigente sindical; Rosendo Gomez Lo-
renzo, periodista; Adriana Siqueiros; Car-
los Estrada Lang, presidente de la AM-
PEC; Cards Divila, periodista; José
Chávez Medo, pintor; Lic. Luis Córdo
va; Germin Liszt Arzubide, escritor,
Profra. Hamelinda Ogazia: José Luis
Ceceña, economista; Gabriel Figueroa, ci-
neasta Luis Suárez, periodis; Luis Ri-
vera Terrazas, astrónomo; Evira Vargas,
periodista; lag. Jorge L. Tamayo; Roger
Bartra, antoniego; Danie: Casez, lia-
güista; Sergio Vejar, director de cine: Ja-
vier Guerrero, pintor; Gerard Divila, pe-
riodista: Lic. Juan Manuel Gimez Gate
trez; Francisco Mora, pintor, Lic. Arturo
Rivera M.; Ramón Ramirez economista;
Jorge Goday, cirector de ten; Edmun
do Jardin, periodista; Enrique Bordes,
fotógrafo: Norberto Martinez, pin:or;
Froylin Manjarrez, periodista, y Oscar S
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EN LA ULICH
Al termino de un examen, libre de todo
espiritu partidario, hemos comprobado ciertos
Rechos que nos llevan a brigar el temor de
que aún existe una brecha entre la situación
ce igualdac que la Constitucion de la URSS
confiere a los judios, y su situacion real, en
el plano religioso, cultural, económico y hu-
mano. Estamos convencidos que dicha situa
cion se halla en contradiccion con los fines
que persigue la socieda sovietica, y su evo-
lucion desde 1936. Estamos asimismo conven-
cidos que la misma constituye un obstaculo
para aminorar la tension internacional. Es
por esta razon que estamos igualmente per-
suadidos que el Gobierno de la Union Sovie-
a se mostrara sensible al llamamiento que
hoy le dirigimos:
SOLICITAMOS DEL GOBIERNO DE LA URSS
1. Que confiera a los judios soviéticos
at dawana do desarrollar libremente su cul-
tura especifica, con medios identicos a aque
Los de que disponen las demás culturas na-
cionales: textos, periodicos, bibliotecas, tea-
tros, enseñanza, etc.
2.-Que permita a los judios soviéticos
practicar su religion y disponer libremente
de los textos, contar con oficiantes y con
los objetos necesarios a la observancia del
culto:
3. Que autorice a los judios aviaticos
para que, a semejanza de las demas religio-
nes, puedan organizarse en comunidades re-
ligiosas en todo el territono, y a establecer
intercambios culturales y de culto, con sus
correligionar os;
4.-Que, a fin de evitar en el futuro toda
publicacion antisemita dei tipo de: "El Judais-
mo al Descubierto" y "El Judaismo y el
Sionismo Contemporaneo", asi como ciertos
folletines y caricaturas que aparecen en forma
regular en la prensa sovietica, se ejerza un
severo control sobre dicho tipo de propaganda
racial. Dicho control sena sumamente viable
toda vez que existen en la URSS los organis-
mos adecuados para llevarlo a cabo;
5.-Que una legislacion especial sancione
los delitos de indole cista, velando espe-
cialmente porque dichas tendencias antise-
mitas no lleguen a pozer en peligro ante la
justicia, la igualdad de los derechos de los
ciudadanos sovieticos, considerando 
que los
recientes procesos por delitos economicos y
las condenas a muerte que les siguieron
, dan
lugar a temor de que dicha igualdad no 
es
enteramente aplicada en el caso 
de los judios!
6.-Que considere con benevolencia el
COLITE
DE LOS JUDIOS
LITICA
caso de los judio que deseen reunirse con
sus parientes y conyuges que viven en Israel
y en stros paises, despues de haber sido se-
parados por diversas circunstancias.
Tenemos la plena convicción que la aten-
ción que otorgue el Gobierno de la URSS a
esteticiones, habra de satisfacer la aspira-
cion te justicia de los pueblos y sesion
a a Declaracion Universal de los Derechos
c. Hombre. La misma contribuir, además,
debido a la renovación y fortalecimento de ias
simpatias y lazos amistosos que disha actitud
aporna a la URSS, al. relajamiento de la
tension internacional, meta que dos anhe-
lamos.
CARLOS PELLICER
Presidente del Comite
Licenciado Sergio Alvarez Castro: Max
Aub, escritor, Abelardo Avila, grabador, Ar-
nold Belkin, pintor, licenciado Carlos Carrero
d;
Tumpe spin
doctor Teodoro Cesserman; Ali Chumacero,
escritor; Hector Cruz, pintor, Heegerado Ser-
gio Dominguez Vargas, catedratico; Roberto
Dumont, actor; Leon Felipe, poeta: Juan Gar-
ci Ponce, escritor, doctor Luis Garrido; Ar-
gen Gasca, escritor; senador Luis Gómez
2. profesor Julio González Tejada, catedráti-
co; Miguel Guardia, escritor; Dagoberto Gui-
Haumin, director teatral; Juan Jose Gurrola,
director teatral; Joaquin Gutierrez Heras,com-
positor, Sergio Gunk economista: Arturo Guz-
man, escritor; Regino Hernández Llergo, pe-
sta; Jorge Ibargüengoitia, esentor; Fran-
cisco Icaza, pintor, Benjamin Laureano Luna,
Frente Mexicano Pro-Derechos Humanos; Vi-
cente Leñero, escritor, Juan Lopez
Moctezuma, director teatral Jacobo
Margolis, pintor, licenciado Carlos Me
dina: Juan Vicente Melo, escritor Hector Men-
dom, escritor y director teatral: licenciado
Ruben Moheno, diputado; Jacoto Mondlak,
escntor; Carlos Monsivais, escritor, Magda
Montoya, coreografa; doctor Manuel Moreno
Barrera; doctor Marcos Moshinsky: Jose 'Emi-
Ho Pacheco, escritor; licenciado Carlos Pelli-
ce arquitecto Salvador Pinoce_y: Hero Ro-
drguez Toro, periodista; Fanny Rabeli pin-
to Malkah Rabell, escritora penodista:
profesora Mana cel Carmen Ramirez A.; Jose
Revueltas, escritor; licenciado Salvador Ro-
drguez, diputado; licenciado Antonio Ruiz
Acosta, catedratico; doctor Andres Serra Ro-
jas, senador, Gutierre Tibon, periodista; li-
cenciado Juan Tovar, Jacobo Zabludowsky,
periodista.
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# 1830
Repudio a la fared
antisovittica
La organiza al Dpto. de
Estado, deni la AMP
La Asociación Mezizura de Periodista salib al paso a la
campaña antisoviétion wide hace dos semanas por
grupo al servicio del imperialismo norteamericano que
se oitenta como "dejensor de los jud. En un doc
mento furmado por el s. Xavier Campos Ponce, Antonio
Caram y Gerardo Dialla, presidente, secretario y vocal,
respectivamente de in AMP, denuncian el carácter de la
campaña dijamatoria, presentan un hecho
que sue para corroborar que los hilos de
toda
del imperialismo y demuestran con una
serie de datos que en la Unión Soviética
no existe dhoriminación contra Ins Judios.
Este documento fue emitido dias antes
del anclado "Congreso Latinoamerica-
no que grupos subvencionados por e!
Departamento de Estado plan.caban in
ciar en México el sábado 14.
En la declaración de referencia se so-
Fiala al principio que la persona encargo-
da de recolectar firmas para el llame-
miento que apareció en todos los diarios
de esta ciudad el 21 de abril en "defensa
de los derechos de las jos en la Unión
Soviética", es nada menos que la ciuda
dora zorteamericana June Iccob, persona
muy ligada con las policies norteameri
canas que actúan en nuestro pais y quien
inmediatamente después de regresar de
un largo viaje por Estados Unidos, Eu
ropa y el Medio Oriente, se dedicó a con
seguir firmas de intelectuales y persona-
lidades progresistas. para el documento
antisoviético, que sirve de base para la
convocatoria de un congreso supuesta
mente dirigido a "defender a los judios
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realdentes
del mai
Los firmantes
endidos hábi!-
mantienen una
mente y menos de das
actitud de desconfianza hatic les promo
tores de la campaña.
Pesto de una de las "peticiones" que
se hace en el llamamiento antisocistico
para "que se conceda a los judios sović-
ticos el derecho a desarrollar libremente
su cultura especifica con medios idénticos
a aquellos de que disronen las demás
culturas nacionales: textos, periódicos, bl-
bliotecas, fentros, enseñanzas, etc.", la
AMP dice: "... los dos millones y tercio
de judios que forman parte del pueblo so-
biblico elven exactamente igual que el
resto de las 109 nacionalidades y de los
11 grupos afines a nacionalidades extran-
Jeras. En cuanto a su cultura especifica,
tomo todas las del mundo tiende a ju
sionarse y a unificarse... los judios en
todas partes asisten a las mismas escue
Has donde van los rusos, ucranianos, uz-
-becos, etc, Reciben. como todos los de-
más, educusión gratuita en todos los ni-
veles". Otros datos que demuestran que
le disclaimer Dding on in HBSS'
es sólo una invención de los agentes a
sueldo del gran capital yanqui, son los
siguientes:
En la biblioteca Lenin de Moscú hay
70.000 libros en pidish y 50,000 volúmenes
en ese mismo idioma, en la Schedrin de
Leningrado, Los judios en la URSS dis-
ponen de publicaciones en su idioma. asi
por ejemplo la revista mensual "Yidish
Hemland" fire 25.000 ejemplares. Se pa-
blican ediciones de autores judios tanto
soviéticos como extranjeros que alcanzan
tiradas de millones de ejemplares como es
el caso de Sholem-Aleljem. Los hebreos
disponen también de sus propios teatros.
"Además de ello se dice en el docu-
mento, disponen de una tierra particu-
lar, exclusiva, a la que muchos llaman
patria propia y que existe desde mayo
de 1934, mucho antes de que los héroes
judios de la postguerra arrancaran Israe!
al poder inglés... calculamos en medio
millón los judios que habitan en esa re-
gión autónoma llamada Birobidjan, la
cual forma parte de la URSS y abarca
una superficie de 32 ml klämdros cuc-
drades", a continuación sine luego ana
lista detallada de la cantidad de estue-
las, institutos, centros médicos, etc. que
existen en dicha república autónoma.
“Mucho más podriemos citar -dice fi-
nalmente la declaración de la AMP- es
contestación a los errores cometidos por
esz grupo de persones firmantes det
"llamado", pero lo amplio del tema nos
obliga a detenernos aqui, por ahora..."
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SUCESOS
LOS JUDIOS EN LA MESS
UL
HORA
EL CAPITULO “MITICANO” DE UNA
INTRIGA INTÉZNACIONAL
UBLIN es una ciudad polaca en la que Hitler
penso concentrar a los judíos en un acinado
ghotto de tantos millones de discriminados
como habitantes tiene hoy Tokio. En el histérico
con la fin de Reqtúblicas So-
cialistas Soviéticas, Hitler consideró que en vez de
concentrar a los judíos se creaba meños problemas
si los mataba de una buena vez. En los crematorios
y fosas de los campos de concentración erigidos por
los nazis en su marcha hacia el oriente quedaron
lascias y los cadáveres de seis millones de judíos.
La luna contra el nacifuscismo costó a 12 URSS 20.
millones de vidas humanas.
En la ciudad de Lublin Nació Jacob Glatstein. Joven
aún emigró a los Estados Unidos y se convirtió, con
el correr de los años, en una de las más brillantes fi
guras de la poesía y de la critica literaria en lengus
fdish. Tiene ahora 70 años y milita en las filas del
partido Polé Sión (Trabajadores de Sión), que agru
pa a los sionistas de tendencia socialdemócrata de
derecha. Los poalesionistas editan en Nueva York
el semanaric Indisher Kempfer (Luchador judío). En
septiembre de 1965, y en este periódico, publicó Ja-
cob Glatstein un comentario bibliográfico sobre Ho-
rizontes, una antología con la producción más recien
te de los poetas judíos de la Unión Soviética que es
criben en lengua (dish, de la que se acababan de
editar en Moscú 5,000 ejemplares, número que el co-
mentarista señaló como bastante considerable para
una antologia de poesia nueva en cualquier parte del
mundo, Glatstein celebraba haber descubierto en Ho
rizontes a por lo menos una docena de poetas de
primer orden a quienes, decía, "elogio sin titubeos
porque son maestros del verbo y notables artífices
de lo emotivo y lo temático... El (dish en manos de
los magistrales poetas de la Unión Soviética es una
creación madura que se sustenta más en un sabor
popular que en la gran poesía del pasado. Ahí se
ha conservado una savis popular que 
ha ampliado
verdaderamente sus horizontes". Ya para terminat
su comentario Jacob Glatstein afirmaba: "La 
antolo
gla Horizontes viene a demostrar que la palabra
poética idish vive en la Unión Soviética
".
La comunidad ja de habla idish en México
es una de las más jóvenes de la América Latina; 
tie
60 anos de existencia y 
unos 30 mil miem
se concentran principalmente en la capital
yciudades de Monterrey y Guadalajara
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ganizada al estilo tradicional, cuenta con un centro
deportivo, varias sinagogas y nueve cos e ins-
titutos de enseñanza, en cinco de los cuales to en-
seña a los jóvenes la lengua fdish. En estos 60 años.
hubo en México tres poetas que crearon en idish
obra digna de consideration: Rajon DC, MEN
Glikowski y Jacobo Glantz, Los dos primeros han
muerto y el sobreviviente, Jacobo Glantz, decidió
en 1963 a los 61 años de edad, cambiar el idish
por el español, porque su poesía en aquel idioma, a
pesar de los colegios e institutos que lo enseñan, no
cuenta con lectores en México.
Ahora bien, Jacob Glantz, poeta dish de Mé
xico, que nació en Ucrania 15 años antes del esta
Hido de a Revolución de Octubre, v que antes de su
emigración a este país, en 1925, hablado profesor
de literatura en Odesa no firmó el "Llamado de
conciencia" que el 22 de abril publicó en todos los
periódicos de la capital el denominado Comité Me.
xicano Pro Defensa de los Derechos de los Judíos
en la Unión Soviética, que preside Carlos Pellicer.
eminente poeta mexicano que no sólo no lee el idish
sino que no sabe nada de poesía o de literatura en
esa lengua.
Ese llamado. que Pellicer firmó aunque segura
mente no redactó, porque los términos que lo com.
Lq numerosa concurrencia, presidida por don Martin
Luis Guzmán.
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ponen son casi idénticos a los
llamadas simila
res que han venido circulanco in cl
en muchos paises, solicitube
biemo de la URSS "que conflares judíos sović-
ticos el derecho à desarrollar horemente c
ra específica, con medios anticos a aquellos de
que disponen las demás cultus nacionales: textos,
periédicos, bibliotecas, teatros, entanza, etc.".
Pellicer es poeta iquión lo dudal, y its s3-
vias de su sensibidad y de su urma poética son la
realidad mexicana, las tradiciones nacionales y esa
Carlos Pencer, es posin, M
JC, el escri
tor: Jacebo Mondlak, el organizador.
lengua, que él depura y elabora porque la habla su
pueblo y hay textos, pericos, Dibliotecas, teatros
y escuelas por medio de los cuales la lengua y su
correspondiente cultura se desarrollan Ermente.
Pellicer, que es poeta, ¿puede creer que existan poe.
tas con "luminosa potencia creadora", que las sa
vias populares amplien sus acnzontes, que un idio-
ma sea elaborado con "tanto conocimiento y virtuo
sismo, con tan original y extraordinaria plasticidad"
ailf donde la cultura en ese idioma no tiene el dere.
cho a desarrollarse libremente? ¿Lo creen así poe-
tas de la talla de Rosario Castellanos, de José Emi-
lio Pacheco, de Miguel Guardia, de León Felipe, o
escritores que conocen los auténticos secratos del
difícil y vivo oficio de las letras, como Max Aub.
All Chumacero, Juan García Ponce, Jorge Ibargüen-
goitia, Vicente Leñero, Carlos Monsiváis, José Re-
vueltas y Gutierre T.bón, que junto con Pellicer
firmaron ese "Llamado de conciencia", que de tal
sólo tiene el titulo, pues el nombre que le correspon.
dería, después de someterlo a un riguroso análisis
objetivo, sería el muy inonesquiano de "Llamado de
un grupo de mal informados que firmaron porque
dicen que les dijeron lo que no les consta porque no
saben nada al respecto y la culpa de todo la tiene
Bertrand Russel?"
Dende no aparece la firma de don Martin Luis.
El ya anciano (79 años) autor de El Aguila y la ser
plente y La sombra del caudillo, el escritor Martin
Luis Guzmán, gusta del infantil juego de las escon
didilas. En 1965 fue él quien convenció a Carlos
Pellicer para que juntos asistieran a la Conferencia
Latinoamericana Sobre la Situación de los Judíos
en la URSS que se celebró en Río de Janeiro los
días 14 y 15 de septiembre de ese año. Pero he aqut
que entre las 53 firmas que suscribieron el "Llama
do de conciencia", que apareció en cuartos de pla
na. al día siguiente, en todos los diarios, en inser
por la norteamericana June Cob, no
s.dn
Sparece el nombre de don Martin. ¿Se habla rotira
4 arrepentado? Al contrario, prefirió en
ese mo
mante no salir: liza porque estaba atarudim
dude hacfa mes y medio firmando, como cabeza di
Comité Mexicano Pro Derechos de les Judios de 1
Unita Sovitica, las cartes en las que se invitaba.
intelectuales mexicanos y latinoamericanos a cor
In conferencia que se efectuaria "en la cit
México durante los 13 15 de may
proximo y que se ocupare, como objetiva co, e
Caminar detenidamente el problema a què la mint
ra israelita hace frente en la Unión Soviética".
Segun es cartas, el comité organizador d
1 conferencia lo integraban, junto con don Lui
Martin, el Dr. Luis Garrido y los licenciados Ancré
Serra Rojas y Carlos Pellicer. Mas he aquí que nin
de estas personas se presentó en la conferen
cia de prensa que el Comité Mexicano Pro Direcha:
de los Judfos de la Unión Soviétion dio en el edifi
cio central de la comunidad istuolita de
(Acapulco 70), el 21 de abril Ahi apareció com
bresidente uno de los pocos judíos (10) en total) qur
habían firmado el llamado, un tal Jacobo Mendiak
que es comerciante pero se dice escritor por los at
Lculos que publica en un perico que sale cigunas
veces al año, buna Sionista, organo del mis ültra
derechista de los grupos sionistas que existen er
México.
El asistente de Mondlak en la conferencia de
prensa era otro de los pocos firmantes jusios de
documento, Sergio Guz
- MA
la presentarse en los espectáculos de Juan José Gu
trola y que tiene con Walter Rubinstein y F. Mon
dragón una oficina -Consultores Técnicos de Ne.
gesics donde se concierton operaciones #nancie
as con empresas israelíes. priv.das o estatales. Esa
ocina, en el Paseo de la Reforma No. 122, ĉo. piso
fue la que se ocupó en distribuir libros, folletos y
reproducciones fotostáticas y mimeografies de do
cumentos sobre la situación de los judes en la
URSS, antes, durante y después de la conferencia
de prensa, y de preparar el material que utilizarían
los intelectuales que se reunieron en el hotel Del
Prado los días 14 y 15 de mavo.
Que el interés de don Martin Luis era muv
grande lo prueba el hecho de que fue él quien llevó
la voz cargante en la entrevista que el comité tuve
en los primeros dias de abril con el secretario de
Gobernación, Lic. Luis Echeverría, para solicitarie
el permiso de rigor para que la conferencia pudiera
celebrarse. Y fue el también quien ocupó desde ei
primer momento la presidencia de la reunida Del
Prado
El santo Bertrand Russell. El gran pacifista Ber
trand Russell, tan admirado en el mundo entero por
sus protestas contra todo brote belicista, ha sido e!
consagrado ajonjolf de este mole antisoviético; a él
se. le atribuye un mensaje cuya autenticidad plens
convendría averiguar, pues ni el estilo ni los con
ceptos corresponden a los de otros documentos que
sobre este mismo asunto firm³ Russell. Extraño re
sulta que el comité haya descuidado la presentación
de una copia fotostática con la firma del sabio in
glés. En lugar de eso se distribuyó una dizque tra
ducción en papel con membrete de la Conferencia
Latinoamericana de Estudios Sobre la Situación de
la Minorfa Judía en la URSS, y pie de página que
1 dice: "organizada por el Comité Pro Defensa de los.
Derechos de los Judfos ca la Unión Sovictica". E!
"mensaje" de Lord Russell está redactado en un
estilo burdo, digno de la pequeñez espiritual del se
for Mondlak,
i
Con todo y su orientación humanitaria burgues
sa, los mensajes de Russell que se conocen estaban
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por los grandes lors de los pals ocialistas, Hilde
apenas un año, Russell comenzaba así su manje
a una conferencia similar celebrada en abril do
1965 en Estocolme: "Es de gran importancia que
situación de los judíos en la Unita Sovinico
utilizada como arma en la guerra iri. May maths
en Occidente que buscan cualquier oportunid
ra continuar e inte la división del mundo
entre el Este-y-el-Oeste...
La autoridad camocrática de Bertrand Russell
está avalada por decidida pasión antimperialis.
ta, y para muestra basta un párrafo de su mensaje a la
Conferencia Triccntinental efectuada en 'encro de
1966 en La Habana, Cuba, "Por toda la América La
tina -dice-, regimenes corrompidos y tiránicos
asesinan al pueblo y lo mantienen en un estado de
inanición y enfermedad debido al apoyo militer y
económico de la camarilla gobernante norteameri
cana para los tirazos locales. Tan pronto como el
pueblo se alza contra la opresión, el poderio mill
tar norteamericano entra directamente en acción
¿Por qué, entonces, los pueblos del mundo han de
confiar su destino a aquellos que colaboran con los
regimenes titeres o tratan de encubrir a los noto
rios verdugos? Les frutos de tal política pueden
verse dondequiera que ha sido aplicada: en Iraq o
Indonesia, en Guatemala o en Brasil".
¿Cuántos de los conspicuos representantes da
gorilas que don Martin Luis logró reunir en el Pra
La dinumica June Cob.
21 de Mayo de 1966
do los días 14 y se atreverfan à firmar junto con
Russe este me? ¿Y qué experto en política
puede crear en la autenticidad plena de ese-monna-
jo que fue mostrado como de Russell, enviado a
bonara ramilite de "intelectuales" procedentes
d. Coa Rica, E. Salvador, Homuras, Panamá, Ne
carga, Colombia, Guatemala y Venezuela, que f
in hecho clara alguna en contrates
serviles, traits a sus pueblos, ha
el grito en el cielo porque los necntals re
s de la Republion Federal Alemanație din
al Estado de Israel un crédito de 100 millones de
marcos para "promover una colaboración continua
entre ambos países", a pesar de las cenizas todavía
callentes de los seis millones de judíos que fuerca
victimas ayer de los generosos acreedores
hoy.
zi se han reunido a conferenciari para ver qué se
puede hacer contra el agresivo antisemitismo de las
grupos ultras de Argentina, Uruguay, Brasil y otros
paises de la América Latina?
25 otra firma. En la fotorática que se distri
buyó del mensaje del ausente Carlos Pellicer a los
reunidos en el Prado, cualquier James Bond hubiera
podido notar que, siendo copia fotostática, no traia
la firma autografada del poeta, y que no habiendo
asistido Pellicer por encontrase en Tabasco, como lo
nctificaron varios periódicos, la carta dirigida a los
delegados estaba fechada en México, D. F. *
"Detrás de nosotros afirmala en su mensaje
Pellicer no hay ninguna fuerza que nos mueva a
actuar como lo estamos haciendo. Seria
terrible saber que Bertrand Rusell el
gran filósofo inglés, protesta, como lo ha
hecho por el asunto que nos reúne, im-
pulsado por algún gobierno. El insigne
escritor inglés es uno de los espiritus
más altos y limpios de todos los tiempos
y nos honra pensar como él en esta
cuestión judía".
¿No ha pensado Pellicer, que tan sa
biamente maneja el hermetismo; de los
símbolos de la estatuaria antigua, que
muchas veces el más honrado, credo
antiracista y antidiscriminatorio puede
por ingenuidad, coincidir con las deter
minaciones de los Barry Goldwater y
otros campeones del racismo y la dis
criminación? ¿Cómo puede Pellicer poner
en primer plano el problema de los jo-
dios de la URSS, los únicos que hoy en
dia producen una viva, una renovada
cultura en idish en todo el mundo, a
pesar de las grandes concentraciones de
judíos en los Estados Unidos y en Ar_
gentina, olvidando que es en Alemania
Occidental donde si se profanian coa
alarmante frecuencia los viejos cemente
rios judíos y las tantas veces vilipendia
das sinagogas?
i
El día en que se revele la trama in-
visible de este asunto, ante el cual los
Judios de la URSS han tenido que reso
cionar diciendo un "No me ayudes com
padre", se verá que todo se origina en
la guerra fría y en la necesidad de hacer
clvidar la guerra en Vietnam y la” discri
minación contra los negros.
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sorprese porn June Cobb, quien
cucha y tomaco in libertad de
y recible custas de inscripción o mensuales en nombre
de la Am
30 de mayo, Lunes de sitios comentaba un
"stdente ciclo de conferenciado por Wi-
bert C., June Cobb y Plan" y que se efectuaria
ca el tuto Cultural Israeli, A C.
es June Club? Es una ciudadana norteame
ric que ha pas por Méxies inuchas veces en to
última década y ajo aqui su residencia, depuis
de ha sido expulta de la Replica de Cuba, con-
sada de ser agente provocador de la 701. Antes de eo,
y come agente de Interpol, hable colaborado de ma
nera determinante para descubrir una poderosa rad de
traficantes de drogas en Lima, Pari
S centro Ce actividades
justamente la Asociacija
en
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México
Escat
de ha logrado arraigar zumo ay
Hm da secretas Miguel Guardia y del presidente
de el poeta Carlos Pellicer, presidente que de
hecho na delegados funciones en sita señorit
vicky turbulents ha tenido cuidado de lo
un antecedente que la gara a los escritores de
Latina: traduje al inglés el famoso libro del Dr.
Juan José Arévalo, E tiburón y las sardinas, y después
el lielo anticomunista del renegado guatemaltecu Car
les Manuel Pellicer.
En la secretaria de Gobernación June Cobb figura
corto Corresponsal extranjera, lo que le daría derecho
a pertenecer al Club de Corresponsales Extranjeros que
tione rusede en stel Hilten, y no a una asociación
nacional como lo descritores. que tiene su sede en esu
espoole de multifamlar de grupos de periodistas e in
telectual que es & Club de Periodistas de México.
June Cobb conoce muy bien los circulos culturales
mexicanas, pues he buscado amistad con pintores, es
critores, actes, misicos y demás especialistas en la
creación artística. ¿Qué misión vão a cumplir en ques-
tro pais? Se sabe que trabaja a las órdenes del perio
dista Daniel James, responsable en la Agencia Central
de Inteligencia de a oficina cuya función consiste en
pinstrar en les einvlos intelectuales, tanto de los Es.
tads Unidos como de otros paises, usando como fa
chan supuestos encargos de investigaciones para uni-
versidades estounidenses.
Si en el Perú a secta Cobb pudo decirle a la Interpol
"Misida cumplida", según van las cosas, en México el
reparte ante su jefe Daniel James y la Agencia Central
gencia no sarà tan escueto al tan brillante. En-
el de probabilidades que en torno a este extraño
persenje hieron es organismes de penetración y pro-
des Estados Unidos no tuvieron en cuenta
qua para moverse entre intelectuales no. sólo hay qua.
sate Enteligente, como lo es la señorita
Copo que además y también, hay qué ser intelec
trabajar come intelectual, dormir y pensar como
Intelectual. Y restime que la señorita Cobb trabaja, pien
u
sa, actúa y hasta duerme corno agente secreto, aunque
Indiscreto.
}
No deja de la atención el que por segunda
vai aparaned a
Iate CluMexi-
enno-Is,
de carencias. ¿Qué po
sa con el teatro on Mexico?", he imaginaron" ella
y Luis Guillermo Piazza y coordino Wilberto Cantón,
secretario de atividades teatrales de la Asociación da
Escritores de México. Antes fue la Conferencia Lati
Hamericana sobre In Situación dos Judios en la
CRES, en cuya preparación mostrite muy activa la di-
rectora cultural di Institute, no Gamboa, quien
trató de que alus grandes pericos dedicaran sus
suplementos culturales al tema de la "seminación"
de los indios en la Unión Soviétion man.bra provoca-
dora de la cual SUCESOS na informado ampliamente.
Aunque la tura impre adorna y es agradable.
da que pensar de que a partir de ingreso de
Sana Suna Libertz (verdader nombre de Susana
Gb) el Institute Cultural ano-Israeli haya
incrementado una serie de actividades que exceden la '
funión especifica de tales institutos, que es el inter
E. Instituto Cultural Mexicano-Israeli opera como una
Dión e Difusion Cultural e como un Instituto Na.
c.chal de Bellas Artes, y no se percibe en sus progra
mas (como ocurre cor el Instituto Mexicano Norteame
ricano, o con el AnglaMexicans, o el Francés para la
América Latina, o el de Intercambio Cultural Mexicano-
Ruso) el interés o la intención de divulgar en México
los valores tradicionales y las conquistas actuales de
la muy antigua y a la vez muy joven cultura Israeli.
La bohemia um tanto cuanto camo que ha cundido en
cierto sector de la intelectualidad mexicana ha sido
buen caldo de cultivo para el planecito Camelot que so-
Puramente trae en cartera la "servicial" June Cobb.
Quizá no está muy leiane el momento en que figuras ·
tan resnatadas com Francisco Manterde. Salvador No:
vo, Héctor Azer. Crlestino Gorostiza. Luis Reves de la
Mara Carles Solórzaro y atres se pregunten darmados
qué intereses culturales pueden compartir con un bri.
lante v dinamice agente femenino de la Interpol, la
FEI y la ACI.
Al centro, el escritor aleman Günter Grass; a la derecha, .
la señorita June Cobb y el escritor Monteforte Toledo.
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JUN 13 1966
In. Leonov asks maid, who answers, for Enrique (Semo).
ES takes phone. FS has been looking for Leonov. Bs, L.
got the message but at noontime, when ES is at home, Leonov has been
very busy. (They talk to each other in familiar form.)
What
The University of Puebla has decided to invite a series of
Ambs. to talk about the economic achievements of their countries.
At the Economy School. France, USSR, U.3., Czech and other countries
are invited. ES has the letter of invitation for Soviet Amb.
does Leonov think about this? Could this arrange this? They can trý,
Leonov understands that the Amb. is going onx vacations to Moscow
at the end of this anth, in 2 or 3 weeks. He is only waiting for
the Councillor who is in Moscow (now) and Amb. will leave right after
his return. Amb. will return in August. Perhaps there is someone
else who could represent the Amb. The Councillor could go or some
other "high-class" attache. Or First Secretary. ES says perhaps
Leonov. No, no 18 bou ignorant (invine). No. Leonov would be very
good since he could milk Spanish. No, any person who would u
speak Spanish. Yes, this is a lecture. It would be a person who
speaks Spanish. ES thinks this would be a positive (act), a good op-
•portunity. Leonov agrees. ES leaves Mexico today for 2 days. Perhaps
they could see about this on Monday.
letter meanwhile and then on Monday they can get together. Yes, they
can set the time and place and will really meet. Leonov tas no engage
ment on Monday so they could see each other at any time ES wants.
ES could xxx send Leonor the
S asks if it wouldn't be good to talk to Amb. or someone on Monday.
Leonov will take this up. ES will send Leonov the letter and perhaps
he could arran e an interview for Monday. Leonov thinks it is not
worthwhile for ES to talk to hia. Leonov will tak to him (Amb.) and
he (Amb) will tell Leonov frankly how things are and Leonov will give
ES the message. Then, they can have lunch together on Monday. Fine.
ES wil go by for Leonov at 1400 on Monday.
ES asks how Leonov liked all the things and atioles on the
Jewish matter. They (Soviets) have sent everything there (to USSR).
L. liked all of it. ES says that Leonov know that ....fell immediately
and there is absolutely nothing on this. Leonov comments that - Besides,
the people who participated lost prestige. Yes, they suffer...ES laughs.
No, Leonov can tell him about the name of some people who call Leonov
at tines and they ....ES says - The people who signed the document.
No, Leonov says, including persons like June Cobb.
ES has no idea of the repentance. JC Gava
him to help ner - so doors are not closed to her.
She did not want them to catalog her anng their
that she had nothing to do...This is a matter of fear. Leonov will tell
ES all about it on Monday.
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William Morgan, deprived
of U.S. citizenship in 1959
and executed in Cuba for
treason in 1961, was de
scribed in secret Senate
testimony as a loyal Ameri-
can "with ideals" who
fought with Fidel Castro to
overthrow the Batista dicta-
torship au
tro "to blow the whistle"
when he finally realized
that the Communists were
taking over."
Viola June Cobb, who
worked in Havana in 1959
and 1960 and knew Morgan
well, appeared before the
Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee in 1962. Her
testimony was released yes-
terday at her request for
unexplained one
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Fiesta de María José Chopitea
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Con motive de su dia edir
mástico, la escritora Maria
José Chopitca of:ecio la ro
che del sabado en su depare
tamento de la calle Rio Po.
una alegie reunion.
Acudio un numeroso gu
po de escritores, pintores.
poetas periodistas, quienes
felicitaren a la anfitriona 
y
velada
disfrutaron de una
muy alegre.
Los cicles y bocadillos
chicularea al gusto de !o<
presentes quienes cantaron y
declamazon, en un derroche
de Inspiración.
"La Loona" fue interpra
tada por en rato large ca
Intermi ab por:ue los ver.
BOS se suLerbian unos a olios
en diferentes botas.
Estanislao Rodriguez Iba.
ra intérprete del salterio,
leitó a los concurientes en-
te los que estaban, licenciado
Benigno R. Jiménez y seña-
Cecilia viuda de España
Altamirano. Horacio Es
pinosa Altunitano, Helia
D'Acosta. Marina 
Kralics
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Juan Garcia Jiménez, Eduar
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Car-
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Ladión de Guevara, Juan
Fanhausser señora, Cecilia
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Station regrets the delay in keeping Headquarters informed
of the progress of our association with LICOOKY-1. When the
proposed amendment to the LIREAM Project involving WICOCKY was
turned down, we informed her on her return to Mexico that we could
no longer justify the continued association at the present rate
or simply not selling, that
she could regularize ber status here and obtain working papers, we
would be more than happy to conclude a new arrangement with her.
She felt there was little chance of this, and we then told her we
would conclude our arrangement with her sometime in the summer. As
indicated in paragraph 2 of the attachment, the date has now been
established as 30 June, at which time all outstanding financial
arrangements with her will be terminated and she will be given her
air fare to New York.
2. Unfortunately, LICCOKT-1 seems to be incapable of realizing
which side her bread is buttered on, at least here in Nexico. She
cannot parcel her time out to her various interests, and therefore
finds all her time taken up by her unpaid ACMAC duties. The profiles
we bave been harping on have not materialized except for the one
submitted under A-26631. We still hope for one on Francisco
VILIAGRAN Kramer and such of the Mexican literary figures as amount
in her judgment to "non-pignies. We are not sanguine. We are
still after a copy of Osegueda's paper on university reform.
Attachment:
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over bar as an inducement to give us the balance of har time
before departure and finish in a blaze of activity. If she
does this, we will write off the advance here. If she does
not, $195 of the advance will be counted as her February
salary, $18 28 travel expenses from New York to Washington
and the remainder will be written off.
4. Rather than go through the formality of a project
amendment as per MMMW-14517, Station would prefer merely to
consider the project as terminated as of 31 December 1966 and
niek un subsequent costs in LIPANCH. A formal project ter-
mination will be sitede.
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a.
b.
c.
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LICOOKY-1 has continued to devote the bulk of her
time to the Mexican Writers' Association (AKM). She
continues to handle most of its administrative work.
She also organizes and does most of the work on the
majority of the projects or activities which the
AEM sponsors.
L-1 continued to report on efforts to establish the
Latin American Writers' Community (CLE), including
the results of the Organizing Congress in Arica, Chile.
She reported on the steps taken by Mario Monteforte
Toledo in beginning preparations for an early 1967
Congress in Mexico and on the AEM's probable role in
helping organize that Congress.
L-i supplied information on reactions among the Cen-
tral American community in Mexico to the Guatemalan
election campaign and results.
d. She maintained contact with and reported on individuals
of interest to the Station, including Monteforte Toledo,
Carlos Pellicer Cámara, Manuel Germán Parra, Francisco
Villagran Kramer, and Raúl Osegueda Pelala.
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or leftists from Central America to Eastern Europe.
During this period he reported on eight such travelers.
Operations
effective 30 June.
a. L-1 has been notified that she will be terminated
She has been given the following
requirements to be fulfilled before that date.
b.
PVC profiles on the personality and polition of
significant Mexican and Central American intellectuals
with whom she is acquainted.
Obtain information on the newly-formed Latin American
Writers' Community, its probable political development,
and progress toward the holding of its scheduled meet-
ing in Mexico City in January 1967.
Obtain a copy of the analysis written by Raúl Osegueda
Pelala of the problems of authonomous universities.
Special tasks such as reporting on the activity of
Stasia Madrigal and on the UNAM student strike.
In order to accomplish the above tasks in the short
time remaining, L-l will be forced to curtail her ac-
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is a prerequisite to the accomplishment of these
assignments.
Because L-1 has played such a key role in all AEM
activities, and therefore in determining the direc-
tion and scope of these activities, her sudden with-
drowel could result in important changes within AEM.
Any major change in direction by AEM would probably
become predictable once the identity of the person
or persons who will move in to fill the vacancy left
by L-1 become known. By having L-1 step aside now,
rather than waiting until she is ready to leave Mexico,
she may then be able to provide Station with an ac-
curate account of any change resulting from her with-
drawal.
d. L-2 has not been met regularly since 25 January. On
that date he was given a mailing address which be uses
to request a meeting only if he has information to
report. L-2 is paid on a piece-rate basis for infor-
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5.
Plans
a. See paragraph 2a above.
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It is possible that 1-2 =!!!, in the unry near future,
lose access to the travel information which he has
been reporting, because he is being given new responsi-
bilities in the office where he works. L-2 is intelli-
gent, conscientious, and well-motivated.
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1.
Attached, at long last, is LICOOKY-1's profile on
Subject. While it is not as penetrating as it might be, it is
better than we had expected. It is unfortunate that "Janet"
is not available to query about the material allegedly turned
in following L-l's return from Venezuela, since she is so in-
Divion: iim the are Te a bindle of information.
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2. This is the first of a series of profiles we hope L-1
can get around to preparing before she leaves Mexico.
3. 1-1 has been instructed to do her best to obtain
Subject's manuscript on university reform, which is now in the
hands of someone at the UNAM press. This could be a highly
popular subject in the train of the current trouble at the UNAN.
No indexing is remested here since nothing of substance
is said about anyone except subject.
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1. STASHA ARRIVED MEXICO 17 APRIL BY EASTERN FROM NEW TURK.
STATION NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM AIRL ISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA
24 APRIL.
2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY
HEMING AND HIS FRIEND "HOW IE" WHO HELPED HER GET AROUND IN EXILE
GROUP. IN WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CUIS
CASE OFFICER NEW YORK AS GUTIERREZ. SAID HAD GIVEN HIM SEVERAL
ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT.
3. FUTURE CONTACT TO BE VIA TRAVELERS BETWEEN HABANA AND
MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY OF DESTINATION. S WANIS
AMERICAN MAGAZINES SENT HER VIA PRENSA LATINA. PRECISE EMPLOYMENT
CUBA NOT CERTAIN. ALLEGEDLY CAN HAVE OLD JOB WITH PRENSA LATINA,
BUT LICOOKY SUGGESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS.
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ALMOST DETERMINED TO BREAK OFF GAME WITH CUIS AND STAY IN U.S.
BUT WAS SO OVERCOME BY SQUALOR IN WHICH FORCED TO LIVE IN BRONX
QUARTERS THAT IMPETUOUSLY DECIDED CHUCK IT AND RETURN CUBA, SUT
STILL NOT CONVINCED WISDOM THIS DECISION.
2. AS OF 22 APRIL, STASHA APPARENTLY HAD NOT HAD WIT TO GO
CUBANA OFFICES ABOUT TICKETS PER TELECON WITH HUSBAND. MERELY
WENT AIRPORT AND CHECKED SAGGAGE THROUGH 21 APRIL. NOT CLEAR HOW
SHE DID THIS WITHOUT TICKET, BUT AS OF 1823 THIS DATE STILL DID
NOT HAVE TICKETS. DOUBTFUL THEREFORE THAT WILL MAKE 22 APRIL
PLANE.
HOPES MAKE 25 APRIL FLIGHT.
3. S ARRIVED HERE 17 APRIL BY AIR. LINE NOT YET KNOWN.
4. NOT CERTAIN WHAT HQS HAS IN MIND RE "UNWITTING ARRANGE-
MENT FOR CONTACT AND COMMUNICATION.”
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CITIZED T 178123Z CITE MEXICO CITY 7347
DIRECTOR
KAPOK DYVOUR PSRUMEN AMROD LICOOKY
REFERENCE MEXICO CITY 7275
17may 66IN 1875.
1. STASHA ARRIVED MEXICO 17 APRIL BY EASTERN FROM NEW YORK.
STATION NOT YET ABLE CONFIRM FROM AIRL ISTS. DEPARTED FOR CUBA
24 APRIL.
2. S RETICENT ABOUT HER MIAMI SOJOURN. MENTIONED JERRY
HEMIME AND HIS FRIEND "HOW IE" WHO HELPED HER GET AROUND IN EXILE
GROUP. IN WHAT LICOOKY INTERPRETED AS SLIP, S IDENTIFIED HER CUIS
CASE OFFICER NEW YORK AS GUTIERREZ. SAID HAD GIVEN HIM SEVERAL
ROLLS TAPE COVERING MIAMI VISIT.
3. FUTURE CONTACT TO BE VIA TRAVELERS BETWEEN HABANA AND
MEXICO WHO WILL MAIL LETTERS IN COUNTRY OF DESTINATION. S WANTS
AMERICAN MAGAZINES SENT HER VIA PRENSA LATINA. PRECISE EMPLOYMENT
CUBA NOT CERTAIN. ALLEGEDLY. CAN HAVE OLD JOB WITH PRENSA LATINA,
BUT LICOOKY SUGGESTED SHE TRY CASA DE LAS AMERICAS.
4. LICOOKY FEELS S DRAWN BACK TO CUBA WORE BY PRACTICAL
THAN IDEOLOGICAL OR EMOTIONAL CONSIDERATIONS, SINCE GOVT WOULD
SUPPLY HOUSING AND HUSBAND WOULD HAVE TO HELP SUPPORT CHILDREN.
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ALTHOUGH HER CONVERSATION SHOWED DESIRE TO FIND FIDELISTAS AND
COMMUNISTS ON RIGHT TRACK, SHE NOT APPARENTLY FULLY COMMITTED TO
IN FALL IB IL ITY OF FIDEL ISMO. JUST BEFORE LEAVING MEXI, SHE AND
LICOOKY PREPARED LETTER REQUESTING GOM GRANTHER TRANSIT
VISA FOR RETURN TO U.S. WITHIN "APPROXIMATELY SIX MONTHS.
LICOOKY WHO WILL FILE THIS LETTER WITH GOBERNACION SAYS IT IS
JUST IN CASE MEASURE, SHOULD CUBAN SCJOURN NOT WORK OUT.
SECREI
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SECRET 222348Z
DIRECITE MEXI 7076
KAP DYVOUR PERUMEN AMROD LICOOKY
REFERDIR 93349
1. ACCORDING LICOOKY ON RETURN FROM MIAMI, STASHA WAS
ALMOST DETERMINED TO BREAK OFF GAME WITH CUIS AND STAY IN U.S.
BUT WAS SO OVERCOME BY SQUALOR IN WHICH FORCED TO LIVE IN BRONX
QUARTERS THAT IMPETUOUSLY DECIDED CHUCK IT AND RETURN CUBA, BUT
STILL NOT CONVINCED WISDOM THIS DECISION.
2. AS OF 22 APRIL, STASHA APPARENTLY HAD NOT HAD WIT TO GO
CUBANA OFFICES ABOUT TICKETS PER TELECON WITH HUSBAND. MERELY
WENT AIRPORT AND CHECKED BAGGAGE THROUGH 21 APRIL. NOT CLEAR HOW
SHE DID THIS WITHOUT TICKET, BUT AS OF 1028 THIS DATE STILL DID
NOT HAVE TICKETS. DOUBTFUL THEREFORE THAT WILL MAKE 22 APRIL
PLANE.
3."
HOPES MAKE 25 APRIL FLIGHT.
S ARRIVED HERE 17 APRIL BY AIR. LINE NOT YET KNOWN.
4. NOT CERTAIN WHAT HAS HAS IN MIND RE "UNWITTING ARRANGE-
MENT FOR CONTACT AND COMMUNICATION."
HOWEVER LICOOKY CERTAIN S
WILL WANT COMMUNICATE AND NO PROBLEM ABOUT SUGGESTING NEUTRAL
11000
Stewart
ADDRESS SINCE L HAS NO WISH GETS IN TROUBLE WITH CUBANS. WILL
SECRET
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SECREI
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7076 98349 MIAMI STASHA CUIS U.S. BRONX CUBA NOT CONVINCED
22 STASHA NOT HAD WIT 21 NOT CLEAR 1000 NOT HAVE 22 25 S 17 NOT
YET NOT CERTAIN HQS S NO PROBLEM L NO WISH S CUBANS L S
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NO FURTHER IMELL ROS BUT WOULD LING KNOW WHEN AND HOW STASHA ARRIVED
MEXI. FYI GILT ODZIVÝ WAS ADVISED OF STASHAS TRAVEL PLANS PER EI V
E; KOJIVER WE HAVE NOT DIHI ADVISED CF ANY COVERAGE MADE OR ACTION.
TAKEN BY CITY AS A RESULT. IQ3 ADVISING ODENVY LTASILIS PRESENCE
\LEXI AND THAT I HAVE COVERAGE.
:
2. HIFO PIRA 2 HIF, I. C., NIRVOUSIESS AE LACK TRAVEL FUNDS, UNCURTADAY OF
FUTURE; DISTRUST VALIDITY HER CHI DECISIONS AND DEFINDENCE LECOCNY LIGHT SUGMIST
103SIDINY LICODHI REASSESS AND HANDLE CONTZAGT WITH STASILA WITH FOSSIBIS FUÅRS
PITCH IN HIND FOR EVENTUAL USE EN PLACE CUBA. IF FROGNOSIS FAVOUBLE, MIGHT
-TRUNK SENT TERMS LICOOKY FUSH INFCRT MAIDTAIN HALL CONTACT STASHA ORDIER ARRANGE
FUTURE CONTACT CUTSIDE CUBA FOR FINAL ASSISTENT AND FOSSIBLE PICH. HIGHT G
DE ABEG CETAIN COPIES NN·INTHERS FROM STASHI AND MONITOR HER FUTURG - RELATONSHI
VRH FATHER OF HER CHILD AND HER REACTION TO LIVING AND WORKING IN CUBA.
PIASGESSENT UNIVORABLE, WOULD LIKE SHE UNITTING ARRANGEMENT CONTINUED FCa
COILMCT AND CONCINNICATION. NOT THINKING IN TERMS CRASH PITCH FRIOR REPORT
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WH Comment: Rufs reported presence of fra "Stasha" Scholowska in Manico, contact
with her through INCJOKY, and "Stasha's plans travel Cuba via Mexico.
WH/C/CICS
WH/C/FI/lett (in draft)
WH/C/CA/PA/C. Anderson (in draft).
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218135Z
PRIORITY DIR CITE MEXI 7849
NO NIGHT ACTION
TYPIC LICOOKY AMROD
REF DIR 92845
1. STASHA (S) NOW IN TOWN STAYING BOARDING HOUSE.
21 Arg 6600988
LICOOKY
SPENDING CONSIDERABLE TIME WITH HER AND HOPES GET ANSWERS REF
QUESTIONS BY END 20 APRIL SESSION.
2. S DID GREAT DEAL WRITING DURING MIAMI TRIP MOSTLY ON
COMMUNAL FORMATIONS OF MIAMI EXILES WHICH GAVE TO NY CUIS CASE OFFICER.
ARRIVED MEXI WITH NO TRAVEL FUNDS AND AFTER NEAR HYSTERIA FOUND HUSBAND
HAD SENT TICKETS TO CUBANA OFFICE HERE. PLANS TAKE 22 APRIL CUBANA
FLIGHT THOUGH DOES NOT KNOW HOW LONG WILL REMAIN CUBA.
DEFINITELY
HOPES GO TO POLAND TO IMPROVE POLISH AND WHILE THERE MAKE UP HIND
WHETHER WANTS CONTINUE QUBAN ASSOCIATION. WHOLE ATTITUDE HERE IS ONE
OF DISTRUST VALIDITY HER OWN DECISIONS AND CONSTANTLY ASKS L FOR
ADVICE. L HAS SO FAR AVOIDED GIVING ANY.
3.
...
REYMANDER SEES LICOOKY AT 1983 LOCAL TIME 21 APRIL AND CAN
SECRET
RELAY ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS HOS VISHES PUT.
Licooks
201
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2 209.8 P32 3/2-
CLASSIYED ALESSAGE
4. PARA 2 ABOVE NEGATES LINLUCK REPORT PARA 2 MEXI 6783.
SECRET
CFN
7249 92845 STASHA S 22 S MIAMI MIAMI NÝ CUIS NO TRAVEL
CUBANA 29 CUZANA NOT KNOW CUBA POLAND POLISH CUBAN L L REYMANDER
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REF:
DIR 90202 *
!.
ACTI
LUL
* ODENCY MAY WISH INTER-
VIEW LICOGKY ON HER NEYT
TRIP TO 691562
STATES,
VISA.
2.
LICOOKY-1 REPORTS RECEIVED CALL FROM STASHA ON 4 APRIL.
SIASHA HAD BEEN BACK IN NEW YORK FOR ABOUT WEEK AWAITING CUBAN
WILL BE COMING THROUGH MEXI AS SOON AS VISA RECEIVED.
CONFLICTING REPORT FROM LINLUCK SAME DAY SAYS LICOOKY
CALLED HIM TO SAY HAD JUST FINISHED TELECON WITH STASHA WHO
SAID WOULD BE ARRIVING MEXI 7 APRIL AND LEAVING FOR CUBA 11 APR.
SINCE CANNOT CALL DISCREPANCY TO ATTENTION EITHER SOURCE, STATION
CANNOT RESOLVE CONFLICT UNTIL AFTER DATES MENTIONED.
SECRET
CFN 6783 90282 LICOOKY-1 4 STASHA LINLUCK LICOOKY 7 CUBA 11CANNOT CANNOT
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DATE:
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ROUT 5
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FROM: DIRECTOR
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TO
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cles/so,
TYPIC LICOOKY AMROD
REF: DIR 90202*
gran
30 18 23z
FILE ☑RID COPY
INFO
Licook
CITE DIR
:
92045
DISSEM PER WHICH I
1. HAVE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL RQHTS FOR SOKOLOWSKA WHEN SHE
CORS CITRA IF LICOCKY-1 THINKS SHE CAN LOGICALLY ASK THEM:
ANYTHING SHE CAN FIND OUT ABOUT CURRENT ARRESTS.
A.
PARTICULARLY IN MILITARY SPHERE.
B. ANY SIGNS PSP TYPES RETURNING TO POWER IN WAKE OF
CURRENT PURGES.
D. IS DR. JOSE BUSTAMANTE, OLD COMMUNIST, STILL TREATING
FIDEL CASTRO?
E. ANY INDICATION HILDA GADEA RETURNING CUBA?
2. REQUEST THAT LICOOKY-1 TRY PERSUADE SOKOLOWSKA TO
POSSIBLY VIA Cutout sest as soKOLOWSKA MITHER,
CORRESPOND WITH HER FROM CUBA TOUCHING ON ABOVE MATTERS, IF IT CAN
BE DONE DISCREETLY.
END OF MESSAGE
WH/C Comment: *Sokolowska, old friend of LICOOKY-1, recruited by
CUIS and returning to Cuba to join husband.
C/WH/C/CA/PA Cal
Alle G
WILLIAM V BROE
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() LICOOKY reports on Raul OSEGUEDA and Juan Jose AREVALO
ACTION REQUIRED-REFORENCES
Reference: MEXI-6574
CROFILM
Attached herewith are reports prepared by LICOOKY-1 on OSEGUERA and
AREVALO in January 1961 shortly after her return from Venezuela. Tho
trace could be found of any additional reports though both reports.
• indicated she planned to provide more information later.
Attachment:
2 rpts.
Distribution:
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21 March 1961
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DATE: 22 Yarch 1966
го 1 MEXI
FROM: DIRECTOR
☐ INDEX
CONF:
MEXI
LICOOKY
INFO: VR,
FILE RID COPY cities cific 2 01/04 FRE
WHCR
INFO
CITE DIR
902.02
REP MEX: 6574 (IN 77407)*
1. HQS HAS LOCATED WHAT APPEARS BE AREVALO AND OSEGUEDA REPORTS PREPARED BY
LICOOKY-1 (L-1) IN 1961. POUCHING COPIES HMMW-14432. FYI "JANET" RESIGNED EARLY 1963.
.
2. ODENVY REPORTS SOKOLOWSKA UNIDER SURVEILLANCE MIAMI NOW, AND ACCORDING CURRENT
INFO PROBABLY WILL RETURN NEW YORK FOR MEETING WITH HER CASE OFFICER PRIOR TRAVELING
MEXI AND ONWARD HABANA. ODENVY WILL KEEP KUBARK ADVISED OF HER TRAVEL PLANS.
POSSIBILITY ODACID WILL LIFT HER PASSPORT.
3. IF SOKOLOWSKA SEES L-1 IN MEXI, ONLY REQUIREMENT IS FOR L-1 TO ELICIT ARY INFO
SES CAN RE SOKOLOWSKA'S ACTIVITY MIAMI, PARTICULARLY RE FULFILLMENT OF HER CASE OFFICER'S
INSTRUCTIONS, AND HER PLANS FOR HABANA. IN CASE SOKOLOWSKA EXITS CURA VIA MEXI, 1-1
SHOULD ELICIT WHAT SHE CAN AND OBTAIN TRAVEL PLANS.
шук
4.
MAY
ለ
ODENVY WISHES INTERVIEW LICOOKY ON HER NEXT TRIP TO STATES. AT TIME OF NEXT.
TRIP PLEASE ARRANGE CONTACT INSTRUCARONS WE CAN PASS TO ODENVY.
END OF MESSAGE
Liccory.
1201/
WH Comment: * Request Headquarters look again for LICOOKY reports on AREVALO and
OSEGUEDA. Request requirements for LICOOKY against SOKOLOWSKA.
Polgen
WILLIAM V. BROE
C/WHD
John A. Faste
Castoro (16 draft)
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Excelsior 21 March 691
Sociedad
Fiesta de María José Chopitea
CONCEPCION de López Belloso, Maria Jose Chopitea, Maria Asúnsulo de Colin
Con motive de su dia oris
mástico, la escritora Maria
José Chopitea ofreció la no
che del sábado en su depar-
tamento de la calle Rio Po.
una alegie reunión.
Acudio un numeroso gru-
po de escritores, pintores.
poetas, periodistas, quienes
felicitaron a la anfitriona 
y
velada
disfrutaron de una
muy alegre.
Los cocteles y bocadillos
circularen al gusto de lo<
presentes quienes cantaron y
declamaron, en un derroche
de inspiración.
"La Lotona" fue interpre
tada por on rato largo cast
interminab.. porque 
los ver.
80s se sucedian unos a otros
en diferentes botas.
Estanislao Rodriguez Iba.
rra, intérprete del salterio.
leitó a los concurrentes en
tre los que estaban, licenciado
Benigno B. Jiménez y seño
Cecilia viuda de "Espino
aa Altamirano, Horacio Es
pinosa Alumilano, Helia
D'Acosta. Marina 
Krauss
,
Juan Garcia Jiménez, Eduar
do Sierralta. Cristina Torres,
Ivonne Garrido, Nicte 
Ha
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Maris Asúnsolo de Colin,
cenciado Mario Colin. Fibber-
to Aguilar. Maria de 
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Vélez
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y June Cobb
Ladión de Guevara, Juan
Fanhausser y señora. Cecilia
Cárdenas, Fernando Gaytán,
Angel Cañas y señora. Ange
lina Ibarra. Mara del Carmen
Fuentes, y muchas mas
LICOOKY
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1777407
LICOOKY
REFS A DI 77011
B MEXI 6419
(N66243)
SI
1. LICOOKY STILL INESTS ON COMPLETION HER FIRST TRIP
VENEZUELA (SEE PARA 4 HMMW-9800, JUNE 61) ABOUT FEB 61 AFTER
AND
WHICH SHE RETURNED DIRECTLY TO ZRMETAL, SHE MET "JANET"
UNKNOWN CASE OFFICER (APPARENTLY PERUMEN SPECIALIST) IN NO
LONGER REMEMBERED HOTEL AND DELIVERED TO JANET EXTENSIVE
PROFILES OSEGUEDA AND AREVALO. STATION PARTICULARLY INTER-
ESTED RECOVERING OSEGUEDA WRITEUP TO BE USED AS BASIS
UPDATED REPORT. NOTE THESE OCCURRENCES PRIOR STATION CONNEC-
TION LICOOKY. OUR FILES BEGIN JUNE 61.
LOCATE AND QUERY "JANET."
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2. LICOOKY REPORTS ON 15 MARCH TRIED RETURN PHONE CALL
WHICH ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA MADRIGAL MADE HER IN NEW YORK. 10 MAR.
LEFT HER PHONE NUMBER WITH S HOTEL SWITCHBOARD. SAYS S WILL
SURELY CALL HER AND PROBABLY STAY WITH HER WHEN COMES THROUGH
MEXI. ADVISE WHAT ACTION MEXI TO TAKE..
SECRET
i
CFN 6574 A DIR 88211 B MEXI 6419 VENEZUELA 4 HMMW-9800 JUNE 61 FEB
SI JANET NO LONGER HOTEL O SEGUEDA AREVALO OSEGUEDA JUNE 61 HQS JANET
15 MARCH ESTELLE SO KOLOWSKA MADRIGAL NEW YORK 10 MAR'S HOTEL S
35
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NOCROFILM
SUBJECT : © Meetings with LICOOKY-1 in New York During February/March 1966
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
$
F
8
DIR 85413, 5 March 1966
2. Attached are four (4) copies of internal Headquarters memoranda
resulting from meetings with LICOOKY-1 in New York during February and
March 1966, and as reported in Reference.
2. Three of the memoranda deal with the alleged planned travel of
Estelle SOKOLOVSKA and one deals with the Rose and George SIMINOW case.
Thomas W. LUND
Attachments:
4 memos, h/v
87et66
, Marcó
4 marce pent-
9 Merce
Distribution:
0&1-
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10 March 1966
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MEMORANDUM FOR: CI Staff
SUBJECT
: Alleged Planned Travel to Cuba of Estel
Sakolowska
1. On 7 February LICOOKY-1 told the writer that Estel
Sakolowska, a long-time acquaintance, had told her that she
is planning a trip to Cuba. Sakolowska is now married to
Mario Madrigal, a Costa Rican medical doctor who is now in
Cuba. Sakolowska told LICOOKY-1 that she is now in the pro-
cess of obtaining a (U.S.) passport for her child so that
they can travel together to Cuba. This is her child's first
passport. Her explanation for requesting the passport is
for making a trip to Costa Rica. Sakolowska claims that
the passport application is now in the State Department
"Security Section".
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2. Sakolowska also told LICOOKY-1 that the "Prensa
Latina Bureau Chief" had proposed to her an apparent intel- :
ligence mission to accomplish enroute to Cuba. She believes
this mission is to take place in Miami. LICOOKY-1 reported
that on 7 February Sakolowska had a luncheon engagement
with "someone" at the United Nations and speculates it may
be to pick up a package to take to someone in Cuba. LICOOKY-1
further speculates that this may only be a gift to someone
in Cuba.
3. LICOOKY stated that she had no additional information.
It should be noted, however, that this item was given in a
last minute rush just prior to her departure from the writer.
LICOOKY-1 expects to be in New York until the end of February.
4. LICOOKY-1 states that Sakolowska has been a long-time
"left winger". LICOOKY-1 reported earlier on Sakolowska and·
her connections with revolutionaries in Central America and
Havana in dispatch HMMA 27924 dated 21 September 1965 pages
4 and 6. This office is planning no further action on this
matter and in line with the writer's telephone conversation
with Frank Hughes of the CI Staff today, we understand your
office will be coordinating the Subject with the FBI and
State Department.
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REFERENCE
CI Stass alt my Hughes
1 March 1988
TA/C Attention: Mr. Castoro
Alleged Plamed Travel to Cuba of
Estelle Sokolowska
естный
: Kemo, Same Subject, Dated 8 February 1936
1. On 22 February LICOOXY-1 told me that the referenced
Pronsa Latina correspondent, according to Sokolowska, had
Just advised her she would receive $300 operational expenses
for the alleged intelligence assignment in the Miami area and
* moral
Able to Cuba. This information was
passed orally to your office 23 February.
2. On 28 February LICOOKY-1 told me that while visiting
with Sokolowska in New York on 23 February two FBI agents
called at the Sokolowska apartment and interviewed Sokolowska
about her intended travel to Cuba. According to L-1 the
agents warned Sokolowska that she would be in serious trouble
if she attempted such trip. The interview went on about three
hours during which time L-1 remained in Sokolowska's apartment,
somption in the living room and sometimes in the kitchen
where the interview reportedly was taking place. L-1 stated
that as a result of the warning by the FBI agents Sokolovska
later told L-1 she would not make the trip.
3. Presumably the FBI, if the above story is accurate,
had reason for this reported action even though from the
limited information available, from L-1, there would seem a
possibility of other more profitable courses of action.
1. L-1 states that Sokolowska had heard that her
kusband, now in Cuba, was living in Sokolowska's house and
with a nurse to whom he was (engaged). It was partially for
this reason Sokolovaka wished to visit Cuba at this time.
5. This office is taking no further action on this
natter unless no requested and suggests that addressees
coordinate any planned advice on this matter to the Bureau.
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SUBJECT
CI Staff
Mr. Hughes
4 March 1966
Rose and George SIHINOW Plans for Vietnam
Conscientious Objector Demonstration
1. Confirming telephone conversation with your office
March 1st the following information was obtained from LICOOKY-1
in Washington on February 28th:
Rose SIMINOW, 382 Central Park West, New York City,
long-time communist and contact of LICOOKY-1, told 2-1 at
several meetings during February that she was making plans
for demonstratios against THE VOW.
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son, George, discharged about September 65 from the military
after active duty in Panama, expected to be recalled for
active duty in Vietnam as a member of a military reserve unit.
It is planned that if recalled George will refuse induction
as a conscientious objector and mass demonstrations will be
promoted in New York. Rose has had discussions with a
"constitutionalist lawyer", one Boudion, to handle the
expected court trial. Boudien's secretary, Teresa, is a
friend of Rose. Rose plans to pay the initial attorney fees
after which she will launch a national drive to raise funds.
According to Rose, Boudine is "swamped" with similar cases.
Rose is employed by Wolf Popper Jones Ross and Wolf. She has
been a secretary for ten to fifteen years.
2. This office is taking no further action on this
report unless so requested. Please advice if this matter is
turned over to the FBI or any other action taken.
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BEMORANDON FOR:
ATTENTION:
INFORMATION:
SUBJECT:
SOURCE:
REFRAKINS:
CI/Staff
Mr. Frank Hughes
WH/C, Hr. John Castoro
CHE/FI
Alleged Flammed Travel to Cubs of Estelle BOKOLOVEKA
LICOCKY-1
Nemoranda, cams subject, dated 8 February and 1 March 1966.
1.
Further to references, the writer again saw LICOOKT-1 in Hew York
on 8 March. In that this new information clarifies and elaborates on
Singet saptam. It is believed test to recapitulate
the whole story obtained during the course of the just monta.
"
2. SOKOLOMEKA's husband, a Costa Rican medical doctor, by the name of
Mario MADRIGAL, is now in Cuba with a profitable job and living in a bosse
assigned to him with a Cuban murse with whom he is "engaged." Subject in
desirous of returning to Cuba in that she admires CASTRO and what she believes
he is doing for Cuba, and wishes to assist in the "cause, She gained this
impression during her stay in Cuba in the early 60's, at which time she
personally mat CASTRO and was befriended by him. Har desire to return is
also influenced by the need to care for her two children and she plans to
move in vità bor bastard from when she expects support. She no longer bas
any love for her husband, In New York Subject stays with her mother, a not
too well informed Polish peasant imigrant.
3. An as yet unidentified Caban UN representative in HY visited Cuba
during the 1965 as holidays. While there he had one meeting with Subject's
husband and upon returning to NY delivered a letter from the husband to Subjert.
From this first meeting, Subject vas gradually drafted by the Cuban Ull repre-
sentative (hereafter referred to as CUIS rep) for intelligence purposes.
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4.
This culminated in Subject's departure from lisw York on the Atlantic
Seaboard "Champion" train on 7 March for Miami. în 5 or 6 starch, before her
departure, the CUTS rep gave Fubject a vritten list of questions to be used
for cultivating and gaining the confidence of Cuban exiles in the Misai ares
to learn more about their organisational design and plans for work against
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Cubject's cover for this assignment is to gather material for a book she
plans to write on the Cuban Revolution. The questions themselves are not
intelligence requirements and reputedly are along the lines of "what was
your role in the invasion attempt? Why did your particular sortie fail?
etc." Pertinent here, however, is that the CUIS rep told subject that ha
is very interested in the "Municipalidades" organizational development by
the Cuban exiles. He said this was the smartest thing the exiles have dona.
Soures stated that she understands the exile community has regrasped into
cell organizations so that exiles from the same community from their homes
in Cuba now form the individual cells. In this fashion they can batter
protect themselves from penetration and will be a better informed and
cohesive group. Subject was given $550. for the Hiani trip expenses.
Source saw the money. Subject plans to spend two or three weeks on this
mission and then return to BY to report to the CUIS rep.
5. Fubject is taking her two children with her to Mimi and is taking
along a "babysitter." Eubject had wanted to take a Puerto Rican girl
in in vanza
Ly
girl could not obtain a leave of absence from her job, the PR girl's brother
is serving as babysitter. He is described as being in his early twenties and
is a supporter of CASTRO. Subject's immediate problem is to obtain entre
to the Caban exiles and a cheap way to live in the Miami area. To accomplish
this she has re-established contact with a former acquaintence and ally, one
Jerry PEMING. BIG is described as being an American member of the William
Horgan græp in the invasion attempt. Subject mat HEMING in the Frente
Sandino in Nicaragus. She re-established this contact by finding an old :
Misai telephone number for EDINO and spoke to a person at this number who
identified himcoif as "Little Joe.” Little Joe said that manumj soveń bat
that he could put her in touch with him.
6. Fubject told source she was delighted at having received a pass-
port for herself and her children and permission from the State Department
to traveì tớ Cabs with them, Fermission vas granted on compassionate
grounds. She was so excited at this development she immediately telephonnd
the CUIS rep despite an earlier admonition to never again call his at his
office. He said his business is strictly compartmented from other neabers
of the Cuban Ull group. Fubject stated that with her passport she now vill
be able to travel to Europe after returning to Cuba. Eource understands
that European travel will be for Cuban intelligence purposes but has no
details. Source speculates that because tubject is fluent in Polish and
French, with some knowledge of German, coupled with her American citizenship
and Polish background, she will be able to gain entre into European Bloc :
circles to glean waɛt she can of their true feelings and intent to the CASTRO
government. Upon completion of her Miami mission and her return to HY, Subject
then plans to depart to Cuba via Maxies. She plans only about two days in
Mexico. Ɛhe will be provided travel funds by the CUIS rep.
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Source explained the Subject promised to sévice source vhare sha
will be staying in the Mimmi area. Source has been requested to remain in
HY until the corsing of 10 March in the hope that this information vill bs
forthcoming. Source was also requested to consider the feasibility of
visiting the itigni area to determine Bubject's vhere; bouts. Source stated
that an excuse for this visit could be to visit Dr. LEAPPER and his wife in
Mami in that they are leaving HT 9 March for a long-planned 13 day holiday
there. Both Subject and Source are close friends of CHAFFER so this arrange+
ment would be plausible. In this regard, Bource stated that to save all
concerned from embarrassment, she advised SHAFFER not to question Subject tor
closely as to subject's plans upon Subject's departure from BY in that EXAFFER
was under the impression that Ɛubject was travelling directly to Cuba. Eoures
implied to EMAPPER that Subject has to "earn ber way" to Cuba. SNAPPER Was
described as being in no way connectivita Subject's assignment nor to be
in sympathy with such business. The GRAPPERS plan to stay in the Hichola
Hotel, Miami Beach, Collins Aveme.
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Tom's Cabint mwing naive as to
the happenings in Cabs. oures said that when discussing some aspects of LES
true situation there, Che GUEVARRA's name came up. When Source suggested
that Che way have been done in, Subject responded that this certainly was not
the case.
Ɛubject stated that about 3 March one of Che's "close aides" arrived
in HT.. Source miderstands this aide came to KY for contact with the Cuben
Un group. £ubject learned this from the CUTS rep.
9. The CUIS rep is described as being 5:3" to 5'4" tall, slight builâ,
small tiny soustache, a "latin type" but not dark. He looks like
Karolá RÄÄTIM, the father of Subject's first baby. Source now states that
the CUTE rep is probably not a Premsa Latime rep as Subject stated this
assignment is furthering his diplomatic career. The CUIS rep had meetings
with Subject at least three times at fubject's home.
10. Depending upon developments by the morning of 10 Harch, Source may
be asked to transit Washington for another meeting while enroute to Mexico.
It is understood that Your Office will undertake the necessary coordination;
with other components and other Agencies and that this office will take no
further action pending your advice and request.
V. J. Keufun
Chief, WX/1
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EMORANDUSI FOR:
WH/C, Mr. Castero
SUBJECT:
Estelle SONDLOWEKA
Hamo dated 9 March 1966
balaghone conversation with you 11 March 1966,
LICOOFY-1 at that time stated that Subject could be reached in Hismi
at telephone number 374-9336. L-l learned this from Subject, who
telephoned L-l's hotel room in Her Yark with a mmber where she could
be reached.
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CI Staff
H. J. Kaufhen
Chief, WH/1
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1. LUND MET WITH LICOOKY-1 FEBRUARY 7 IN NEW YORK (NY)
AND PERRITARY 28TH WHEN SHE VISITED WASHINGTON TO REVIEW THE
1962 SENATE HEARING RECORDS FOR POSSIBLE RELEASE TO USE IN HER
LEGAL PROBLEMS. L-1 PLANS TO RETURN TO MEXI NO SOONER THAN
MARCH 7 DEPENDING ON PROGRESS WITH HER LAWYER, L-1 WON ROWALTY
CASE WHICH SHOULD PRODUCE ABOUT $700 NOW; OTHER SUIT STILL
UNRESOLVED.
2. NO ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO DEBRIEF L-1 IN DEPTH IN THAT
ALMOST EVERY ITEM SHE RAISED WAS REPEAT MATERIAL ON HER OLD CRONIES
AND CONTACTS. POINTED OR REVEALING QUESTIONING ON ANY ACTIVE
TARGET, I.E. LEVENSON COMPLEX, WAS AVOIDED.
3. FURTHER TO DIR 81088 L-1 STATED LEVENSON MET BERDECIO
IN MEXI PRIOR TO EITHER SPRING OR SUMMER 63. IDEN OF GIRL IN
CALIFORNIA UNKNOWN. LEVENSON LIVED WITH BERCEDIOS ON ARRIVAL 63.
L-1 CLASSIFIES REVUELTOS, BERDECIOS, LEVENSON AS NON-COMMIE,
SLIGHTLY LEFT, ALMOST APOLITICAL..
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CORNERCIAL ITEMS SUCH AS TRANSISTOR RADIO STC.
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MONETARY GAIN ONLY AND NOT INVOLVED WITH SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES.
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NOT DETAILS.
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INVOLVEMENT DESPITE ETSINGER'S ADVICE THAT L-1 SAID LIREAM.
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EDITOR
AND HAD SPOKEN TO / ABOUT IT SOME TIME AGO ONLY TO DISCOVER
EDITOR.
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THE IDEA AND WITH TICHBORN PRODUCED LIREAM. L-1 CLASSIFIES
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MEXICAN LITERARY GROUP WITH VERY FEW EXCEPTIONS AS LOW CALIBER
(PYGMIES) AND HARDLY WORTH BOTHERING ABOUT.
6. L-1 CLAIMS IGNORANCE ON CURRENT EVENTS GUAT AS SHE
COMPLETELY OUT OF TOUCH SINCE LEAVING MEXI.
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NOTHING CONCERNING IT SINCE LEANING MEXICO NOR DID ANY OF HER NY
MINTACTS HAVE AND TNFORMATION. SHE DID SAY HOWEVER MARIO
ALWAYS
MONTEFORTE TOLEDO HAD SINCE DEPARTURE, PLANNED RETURN MEXI 1 MARCH
(DESPITE MEXI 6385 AND HMMA 28303 ADVISING THIS WAS A CHANGE IN
REASON BEING THAT MONTEFORTE COULD OBTAIN ONE YEAR ONLY
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FROM UNIVERSITY WHEREAS SOCIOLOGY STUDY SPONSORED
BY UN REQUIRED TWO YEARS.
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8. CONCERNING RAUL OSEGUEDA L-1 REPEATED HER CAPABILITY OF
INFLUENCE AND COLLABORATION ON IDEAS WITH HIM AS WITH FRANCISCO
VILLAGRAN KRAMER AND MANUEL GERMAN PARRA (PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
HMMA 27924). IN ADDITION THOUGH AND OF INTEREST WAS ADVICE THAT
OSEGUEDA HAD PREPARED A PAPER ON UNIVERSTTY REFORM FOR A
SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE AT VERACRUZ IN NOVEMBER 65. IN THIS CONTEXT,
SHE POINTED OUT THAT OSEGUEDA HAD BEEN A MILITANT CHAMPION FOR
AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITIES IN HIS EARLY YEARS BUT NOW REALIZING THAT
SUCH AUTONOMY HAS BEEN THE ROOT EVIL OF UNIVERSITY MALADY IS
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PAPER NOT PRESENTED AT CONFERENCE BUT OSEGUEDA LATER MAY HAVE
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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. L-1 CLAIMS SHE CAN OBTAIN THIS PAPER.
N MAY WISH FOLLOW UP FOR POSSIBLE USE LICOAX AND OVERALL
UNIVERSITY REFORM PROGRAM. MONTEFORTE AND VILLAGHAN
TOOK PART VERACRUZ CONFERENCE, PRESENTING PROBLEMS OF THE LEFT
AND PROBLEMS OF THE RIGHT RESPECTIVELY.
9. MUCH TIME SPENT ON L-1 LEADS UPON LATEST ESCAPADE
ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA (MEXI 5054) IN THAT S REPORTEDLY GIVEN ASSIGN-
MENT BY PRENSA LATINA CORRESPONDENT NY TO VISIT MIAMI AND CUBA.
THIS COORDINATED WITH ODENVY AND REACHED CRESCENDO WITH ODENV:"
REPS INTERVIEWING S IN HER NY APARTMENT (WHEN L-1 BY HAPPENSTANCE
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MONITOR S PLANS. STATION WILL BE KEPT ADVISED.
10. L-1 ALSO SAW ROSE SIMINOW (MEXI 5075) WHO CLAIMED TO BE
PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS IN NY BY UTILIZING HER SON GEORGE AS A
GEORGE WAS
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR TO MILITARY DUTY IN VIETNAM.
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11. L-1 ADVISED STATION HAD REQUESTED SHE MAKE PROFILES
OF SELECTED PERSONALITIES (MEXI 6419) BUT THAT SHE HAD NOT HAD
TIME TO COMPLÈTE. SHE INTENDS DOING THIS MMEDIATELY ON RETURN.
L-1 CONTACTS WITH GUAT EXILES BEING REVIEWED WITH GUAT DESK.
- WILL ADVISE IF WE DECIDE RECONTACT L-1 HERE FOR THIS PURPOSE.
12. WHILE DISCUSSING WITH L-1 "INTELLECTUAL GROUP" MEXI
(AS TO WHAT MAKES THEM TICK ETC) HER RECOMMENDATION FOR PRACTICAL
METHOD TO EXERT INFLUENCE SOLICITED. SHE SUGGESTED THE USUAL
EXCHANGE PROGRAMS ETC. AT SECOND MEET SHE SOMEWHAT DESPONDENT IN
BEING UNABLE PRODUCE REALISTIC BROAD GUAGE PROGRAM. IN THIS
CONTEXT SHE WAS TOLD WE NOT SATISFIED OUR OVERALL PRESENT APPROACH
AND BELIEVE ALL OF US SPINNING OUR WHEELS NEEDLESSLY. ADVISED WE
NOW WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO REGROUP AND TOLD HER SHE SHOULD NOT
COUNT ON CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM UST WHEN ASKED HER PLANS IF
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BEFORE RETURNING NY. SUPPORT WOULD COME FROM FATHER.
IN NY
SHE HAS MANY "PROJECTS" WHICH NEED TO BE DONE. NO SPECIFICS..
SUGGEST STATION CONSIDER KEEPING HER ON PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS
COUPLE OF MONTHS TO PRODUCE PROFILES AND ANY DEBRIEFING IN
DEPTH REQUIRED AND THEN TERMINATE. UPON RETURN TO N. SHE MIGHT
BE PICKED UP FOR CONTACT BY KULAMP OR ODENVY. HAVE INITIATED
DISCUSSIONS WITH KULAMP AND THEY INTERESTED CONTACT ARRANGEMENT
WITH PIECERATE PAYMENT. LUND FOUND L-1 PROBABLY WELL-INTENTIONED
BUT TRAGIC GADFLY HANDY TO HAVE AROUND FOR TIDBITS DESPITE BEING
THOROUGHLY BLOWN BUT NOT WORTH A PROJECT.
WILL ADVISE ANY
REQUESTS FOR L-1 SERVICES DURING GUAT POST-ELECTION ACTIVITIES.
13.
RECOMMEND STATION EXTEND PRESENT PROJECT FOR TIME
DESIRED AND INCLUDE TERMINATION ARRANGEMENT. PLEASE NOTE LUND
DID NOT TERMINATE BUT ONLY INDICATED THIS AS LIKELY FORTHCOMING.
TERMINATION IF SO DECIDED IS NATURALLY STATION PREROGATIVE.
WELCOME. STATION COMMENT.
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تعال انات
1. JUST BEFORE HER DEPARTURE FOR PB PRIME LICOOKY TOLD
CACY AND DEVANDED SUC Uan DOR DADEN LONG PROFILES OF JUAN
JOSE AREVALO AND RAUL OSEGUEDA FOLLOWING HER FALL 1961 TRIP
TO VENEZUELA. SEARCH OF STATION FILES HOWS NO EVIDENCE THESE
PROFILES ALTHOUGH THERE SOME REPORTING ON TRIP ITSELF.
2. DID ADDRESSEES RECEIVE PROFILES? SUGGEST HQS QUERY
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3. GIVEN RECENT REPORTING ON PLANS FOR TERRORISTIC
ACTIVITY IN GUAT FOLLOWING ELECTIONS AND OSEGUEDA PARTICIPATION,
KUBARK SHOULD HAVE MOST DEFINITIVE INFO AVAILABLE ON IMPORTANI
GUAIS IN EXILE.
4. HQS NOTE PREVIOUS CABLES HAVE DESCRIBED LICOOKY ACCESS
TO OSEGUEDA AND VILLAGRAN KRAMER WHICH APPARENTLY STILL PERSISTS
DESPITE GOSSIP RE HER KUBARK AFFILIATION. DID HQS DEBRIEF HER
IN ANY DETAIL THESE CONTACTS?
SECRET
CFN 6419 EASBY REYMANDER JUAN JOSE AREVALO RAUL OSEGUEDA FALL 1961
VENEZUELA N EVIDENCE HS CLYDE D. SIRYOCK CHAT OSEGHED AS SEGUEDA
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PAPER NOT PRESENTED AT CONFERENCE BUT OSEGUEDA LATER MAY HAVE
DISCUSSED THIS WITH MANUEL CALVILLO AND MAURICO MAGDALENO OF
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. L-1 CLAIMS SHE CAN OBTAIN THIS PAPER.
STATION MAY WISH FOLLOW UP FCR POSSIBLE USE LICOAX AND OVERALL
TETVEDSITY DEFORM PROGRAM. MONTEFORTE AND VILLAGRAN KRAMER ALSO
TOOK PART VERACRUZ CONFERENCE, PRESENTING PROBLEMS OF THE LEFT
AND PROBLEMS OF THE RIGHT RESPECTIVELY.
1
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9. MUCH TIME SPENT ON L-1 LEADS UPON LATEST ESCAPADE
ESTELLE SOKOLOWSKA (MEXI 5054) IN THAT S REPORTEDLY GIVEN ASSIGN-
MENT BY PRENSA LATINA CORRESPONDENT NY TO VISIT MIAMI AND CUBA.
THIS COORDINATED WITH ODENVY AND REACHED CRESCENDO WITH ODENVY
}
REPS INTERVIEWING S IN HER NY APARTMENT (WHEN L-1 BY HAPPENSTANCE
WAS VISITING. AS STATE ON 3 MARCH GAVE PERMISSION FOR S TRAVEL
CUBA ON COMPASSIONATE GROUNDS DESPITE ODENVY OBJECTIONS, L-T MAY
BE ASKED TO DELAY RETURN MEXI TO MONITOR S PLANS.
.
10. L-1 ALSO SAW ROSE SIMINOW (MEXI 5075) WHO CLAIMED TO BE
PLANNING DEMONSTRATIONS IN NY BY. UTILIZING HER SON GEORGE AS A
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR TO MILITARY DUTY IN VIETNAM. GEORGE WAS
DISCHARGED ABOUT SEPTEMBER 65 AFTER MILITARY DUTY IN PANAMA AND
RELEASING OFFICER
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Jack,
DODS
I briefed Gaines for 30 minutes on LICOOKY
giving him the full background on her bio,
education, CI/relationship---from recruit-
ment through current use in Mexico. My
suggestion was that she be told to go to
NY and find a job which would give her a
means of livelihood as well as cover for any
future CIA income. After 6 months (or some
other specific period of time) it would be
arranged that either we contact her or she
contact us to determine what her personal
situation was and whether she would then be
in a position to target against selected
persons of interest to CIA in the NY area.
She could then be paid
มม a Sp basis
for herCIA work. Mr. Gaines wanted to
think about it but thought that this would
be the best approach. He will talk to you
before Friday.
His only question was whether we had any
indication whether she was under develop-
ment by the opposition ---Soviet, Cuban, etc.
I told him that as far as I knew there was
no such indication. If I am wrong (per
your and Bill Johnson's recent activity)
you better correct this.
CAN
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thest of the Tax Corite representative seventeen
in tviduals are brief and sixteen were assessed. Attach is a copy
o the siding schedule premred by the Station.
2. SIRVIHA was requested to obtain a simal blank return to HELFERANT
when he say hdr on a recent "DY and to obtain as much information as possible
or his tax motion.
nd canny the signed return and
the information to licadquarters.
}
3. ELSTED 12s civised of the 1.1.8. interpretation of the Code as it
affected his claim for a standard deduction, he stated this if would appreciate
I.R.S. raking a ruling in his particular efourstarses. Unles separate cover!
the request is being cruandal.
1
4. AFFAST's accessment was prepared and an estimate c. his 1965 tax
Hability as catuted. Based on this cotimite he requested that the persoml
check famanied uner separate cover be applied to the tax withholding
account therely satisfying his estinted 1965 tax liability.
5. JAVA, and Douplas J. MEAFANE are in the Headensters arce and should
be contacted directly. ! was not returning to the Station until after
the Comittee representative left.
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f. The forms for Jeremy 1.3", Dourlas J. STTIGLASS, LIHUFF, John R.
'SANDWANIE \ill be completed upon return to Feadmuarters.
7. was not available for a briefier.
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1. IF DESPITE LIREAM AMENDMENT AND MEXI 6043 HQS STILL
INTENDS TERMINATE LICOOKY BELIEVE IT ONLY JUST GIVE HER CHANCE
LOOK AROUND WHILE SHE STILL AVAILABLE THERE. IF THIS DONE
REQUEST MEXI BE GIVEN FULL REPORTING ON CONVERSATIONS AND
DEERIEFINGS TO COINCIDE NEARLY AS POSSIBLE HER ARRIVAL HERE.;
REQUEST SHE BE GIVEN FULL SECURITY REBRIEFING RE HER TERMINATION.
171.~49273)
2. MEXI 6177 
AND 
VARIOUS CABLES OTHER CHANNELS MADE SPECIFIC
SUGGESTIONS FOR TOPICS HOS MIGHT WISH TAKE UP WITH HER. PLS
CONFIRM WHICH DONE AND WHAT REMNANTS LEFT FOR MEXI CLEAN UP.
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HOSPITAL FOR DATE LEVENSON VACATION MEXICO.
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AT LICOOKY REQUEST HQS PLANNING ADVANCE HER $200 FOR
RETURN TRAVEL MEXI. SHE DOES NOT PLAN RETURN TILL END
.
FEBRUARY. WOULD STATION LIKE HQS TO GIVE HER INDICATION OF
PROBABLE TERMINATION?
ADVISE.
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REF:
HMMW-14325*
:
1. LICOOKY TOLD LUND LEVENSON CONTACT OF DARERIA DERECTO
BEFORE 1963 VISIT TO MEXI BEFRIENDEI GIRL FREIND OF BERDECIO
IN CALIFORNIA.
HAD,
2. KUBARK QUERY PASSPORT OFFICE SHOWS LEVENSON RENEWED
PASSPORT 14 JANUARY 66 FOR VACATION MEXICO. PASSPORT ORIGINALLY
ISSUED FOR DEPARTURE ONE OCTOBER 62 FOR TRAVEL AND POSTGRAD
STUDY EUROPE INCLUDING SPAIN USSR.
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*ODENVY INVESTIGATION AND TRACES ROBERT CEARLES LEVENSON
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•5 FEB 66 H 4627€
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HMMA-26269 (NOT TO SAGO)
SUBJECT IS FORMATION OF COMUNIDAD LATINOAMERICANA DE
ESCRITCRES (CLE) WHICH WAS DISCUSSED DURING JANUARY 65 MEET OF COMUNAUTE
EUROPEENE D'ESCRIVAINS (COMES) IN GENOA. CARLOS PELLICER (P)
PROMINENT MEDICAN POET AND COMMY-LINER, ONE OF MEXI DELEGATES THAT
MEETING,
AGREED PUSH FOR ORGANIZING MEETING IN MEXICO DURING
955 TO FORM SISTER ORGANIZATION TO BE CALLED CLE. THIS MEETING
19
B
HAS NEVER BEEN CALLED. HOWEVER EARLY 65 MEXI STATION AGENT LICOOKY-1
WAS ACTIVE COOPERATOR IN ORGANIZING ASOCIACION DE ESCRITORES MEXICAN SOS
A. C. CAEMAC) WHICH SERVICE ORG FOR WRITERS TO GET BETTER ROYALTIES,
PUBLICITY, DISTRIBUTION, AND OTHER BENEFITS. THIS ORG WHOSE
CONSTITUTION SPECIFICALLY FORBIDS POLITICAL ACTIVITIES AND INTER-
NATIONAL AFFILIATION ELECTED CAPLOS PELLICER PRESIDENT. P HAS BEEN
TRYING NUMEROUS DEVICES TO BRING CLE ORGANIZING MEETING UNDER AEMAC.
AUSPICES BUT SO FAR FRUSTPATED BY MEMBERSHIP.
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2. LUIS VILLORO, EDITOR OF REVISTA DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE MEXICO,
ALSO ONE OF ORGAN IZ ING COMMITTEE IN GENOA AND ATTENDING CONGRESO DE
LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATINO AMERICA IN ARICA, CHILE. EXPECTS
MEET NUMBER OF GENOA ATTENDEES WHO HE THINKS WILL WANT PROGRESS
REPORT ON PLANS FOR CLE ORGANIZING MEETING. VILLORO PLANS RATHER
VAGUE. REALIZES GENOA MEETING ATTENDED MAINLY BY LEFTISTS AND THAT
IF CLE WERE LAUNCHED UNDER SAME AUSPICES IT WOULD BE HEAVILY WEIGHTED
ON LEFT. SAME TIME REALIZES THAT ONLY WRITERS ORGANIZATION MEXICO
WITH ENOUGH COHESION TO GET MEETING GOING WOULD BE AEMAC WHICH
C
COVERS WHOLE POLITICAL SPECTRUM AND WHICH SO FAR HAS SUCCESSFULLY
AVOIDED TAKING POLITICAL STANDS.
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3. ALTHOUGH NOT CLEAR EXTENT TO WHICH PLANS FOR FORMATION CLE
MAY COME UP DURING ARICA MEETING, NUMBER OF THOSE IN ATTENDANCE
LIKELY BE SAME AS ATTENDED GENOA MEETING AND MAY TRY STEAMROLLER
COMMITTMENT FORM MEXI DELEGATION TO HOST ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING.
MEXICAN INVITEES TO ARICA BESIDES VILLORO ARE HECTOR AZAR, HEAD OF
THEATER DEPT OF NATINAL FINE ARTS INSTITUTE; PADRE ANGEL MARIA
GARIBAY, LEFTIST AND WINNER NATIONAL LITERARY AWARD; HECTOR MENDOZA,
UNIDENTIFIED; JUAN RULFO VKO NOT GOING; AND MARIO MONTEFORTE TOLEDO,
GUATEMALAN RESIDENT MEXI VHO MARXIST WRITER FOR LEFTIST MAG SIEMPRE.
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VILLCRO AND MONTEFORTE KNOWN TO CLAIM OPPOSITION TO POLITICAL IN-
VOLVEMENT AEMAC. QKOPERA HAD APPARENTLY BEEN CONCERNED RE FORMATION
OF A POLITICALLY ACTIVE CLE.
4. REQUEST ADDRESSEES KEEP MEXI POSTED ON ANY DEVELOPMENTS
REPORTED BY ASSETS ATTENDING ARICA CONFERENCE PERTINENT ABOVE SUBJECT.
BEST OUR KNOWLEDGE PURPOSE MONTEFORTE ATTENDANCE ARICA NOT AS. PER
LINLUCK, PARA 2 HMMA-28166 ("PREPARATION COMMUNIST CONGRESS FOR LA
INTELLECTUALS"). LINLUCK NOT AS WELL PLUGGED IN THIS GROUP AS
LICOCKY.
5. DIR: MOST OF ABOVE FROM LICOOKY11. YOU MAY WISH QUERY HER
IN DEPTH THIS SUBJECT WHILE SHE AVAILABLE.
SECREI
CFN
6177 HMM_12024 NOT TO HMMA-26069 NOT TO COMUNIDAD LATINOAMERICANA
DE ESCRITORES CLE JANUARY 65 COMUNAUTE EUROPEENE D'ESCRIVAINS COMES
GENOA CARLOS PELLICER (P) MEXICO 1965 CLE 65 ASOCIACION DE ESCRITORES
MEXICANOS A.C. AEMAC P CLE AEMAC LUIS VILLORO REVISTA DE LA
UNIVERSIDAD DE MEXICO CONGRESO DE LA COMUNIDAD CULTURAL DE LATINO
AMERICA ARICA CHILE CLE NOT CLEAR HECTOR AZAR PADRE ANGEL MARIA
GARIBAY HECTTR MENDOZA JUAN RULFO NOT GOING MARIO MONTEFORTE TOLEDO
GUATEMALAN MAG SIEMPRE RE ARICA NOT AS LINLUCK PARA 2 HMMA-28166
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MEMORANDUM FOR: ALL WH BRANCH CHIEFS
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DESK
SUBIECT
: Contract Agents
According to latest records, attached is a list of Contract
Agents assigned to countries in your Branch. To assist in updating
and consolidating personnal records on WH Contract Agents, your
Branch is requested to farmon by do JamMary AED LAN umaan wang
Inforination for ONLY U. 5. citizen Castract Agents who are
employed full time.
Name
Date of Birth
Face of Birth
Salary per Annun
Date of Arrival to Assigman enj
Date of Scheduled Departure
(if applicable)
Type Contract
Viola June COBB
24 aug 1927
Ponca, Oklahoma
$3000
MAY 1961
Formal writies
officially I
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Jabana
June 60
Attachment
Donald C. Marelian
WH/EXO
Suspense: 28 Jagmary 66
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NEWYORK TO FIGE LIKEL SUIT
CONCERNING ARCUAL-
26 JA 66.42076
1. SUBJ RETURNED 22 JAN BY PLANE TO NEW YORK TO CONSULT
LAWYERS FROWN CROSS AND HAMILTON RE 600,000 DOLLAR LIBEL SUIT
BEING BROUGHT AGAINST HER BY LYLE STUART, PUBLISHER OF ENGLISH
VERSION OF BOOK FOR HER CHARGES THAT HE ALTERED ORIGINAL TEXT.
VISIT REVOLVES AROUND LAWYERS DESIRE OBTAIN RELEASE HER SENATE
TESTIMONY OF MARCH 30, 1962 FOR USE IN DEFENSE. SHE UNWILLING
RELEASE BECAUSE OF DELICACY SOME OF REVELATIONS ABOUT LINLUCK,
AREVALO AND OTHERS. STUART LAWYERS ARE SCHEIMAN, ALBERT AND
MACLEAN. FEELS CONFIDENT THROUGH PERSONAL VISIT TO LAWYER CAN
·PREVENT CASE COMING TO TRIAL.
SHE ALSO REPRESENTING
3. SELF IN COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
CASE 8 FEB AGAINST STUART FOR HIS FAILURE PAY FULL ROYALTIES
DUE HER ON ENGLISH EDITION BOOK.
3. EASBY HAD LONG SESSION 20 JAN ATTEMPTING PERSUADE HER
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SHE TOLD IN VIEW STILL PENDING APPROVAL HER KUBARK FUTURE, WE COULD
.NOT POSSIBLY RECOMMEND PAYMENT HER EXPENSES AND URGED HER RETURN
SOONEST TO BEGIN VIGOROUS WORK ON NEW PROJECT DIRECTION.
: EXPECTS RETURN 9 OR 10 FEB.
SHE
4. NO KNOWLEDGE WHERE STAYING NEW YORK AND TOLD HER ATTEMPT
NO ROUTINE CONTACT. IN EMERGENCY TO CONTACT OVERT OFFICE NEW YORK.
IF HOS SEEKS CONTACT CAN DOUBTLESS MAKE THROUGH LAWYERS.
SHE
5. RE CONTINUATION LICOOKY KUBARK ASSOCIATION URGE SOME KIND
DECISION NEAR FUTURE. SHE ANTICIPATES NO PROBLEM GETTING WORK
NEW YORK IF WE TERMINATE, BUT DOES NOT WISH BE KEPT HANGING.
IS PROBABLY SINGLE MAIN SPARKPLUG AEMAC PROGRAM AND OBVIOUSLY
ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT WORK AND PROSPECTS. BEFORE ANY TERMINATION
PROCEDINGS STATION SUGGESTS HOS MAKE CAREFUL DETERMINATION THAT
IT DOES NOT WANT WINDOW INTO AND ACTION CAPABILITY IN INTELLECTUAL
COMMUNITY AND WILL NOT WANT IT TWO OR THREE YEARS HENCE. LICOOKY
HAS WIDEST AND MOST INTIMATE RANGE CONTACTS ANY STATION ASSET THIS
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REPORENCE:
MEXI 5:50, 8 December 1965
PROCESSING ACTION
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Attached herewith are two copies of PINEINCI's 1964 Covert Incosa
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DEC POUCH. NOT POUCHED EARLIER AS OVERLOOKED IN STATION A
FILES.
2. PETURN FOP CAZAZZUS SENT HMMT 5399 APR 23 (JOINT WITH
DOUGLAS J. FEINGLASS). RETURN FOR LIFUED 30, NOW RITA N.
BLAZIK, SENT HMMT 5908, 28 OCT 65.
3. LIHUFF 1 SUBMITTED PETURN THROUGH OVERT CHANNELS;
SIGNED COPY BEING POUCHED HOS.
4. VILL REPORT ON TICHE ORN SEPARATELY.
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The following 1964 Covert Income Tax Returns are still
Please contact the agents and see that they are
forwarded to Headquarters as soon as possible. See referenced
dispatch for information on the penalities imposed for late
returns.
Jeremy K. BENADUM
Sandra B. CAZAZZUS
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2 A, IGOR INTRODUCED HER TO "HARRY" (BUT NOT BY FULL NAME,
WHICH SHE NEVER KNEW), DESCRIBING HIM AS ABSOLUTELY TRUSTWORTHY.
IN LATE 1963, HARRY RECONTACTED HER THRU JORGE LOSADA WHOM SHE HAD
KNOWN SINCE 1952 AND THIS TIME HARRY RECRUITED HER. COVER WAS
RESEARCH FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS.
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IN74054
1. STATION PROBABLY AT FAULT FOR NOT FORWARDING LICOCKY-I
(quei4)
NY ADDRESS IN MEXI 4628. HOWEVER FEEL IN GENERAL WHEN PEPRIME
NATIONAL AGENT ASKS FOR CONTACT MUST BE FOR WHAT HE FEELS GOOD
REASON.
2.
noted h.y.
L-1 PELATES THAT WHILE VISITING HOME OF FRIEND IN MY
SHE PICKED UP PHONE AND CALLER WAS ESTELLE "STASHA" SOKOLOVSKA, SOKOLOV
(MADRIGAL) WHOM SHE HAD KNOWN IN PERUMEN AND IN MEXI DURING SI. Napper
See for
WHERE SHE HAD COME TO HAVE BABY OF HAROLD MARTINEZ, NICARAGUAN,
LEADER OF FRENTE SANDINO IN CUBA. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN WAS MARIO
MADRIGAL, YOUNG COSTA RICAN COMMUNIST DOCTOR WHO SUBSEQUENTLY
62
MARRIED SOKOLOWSKA AND TOOK HER TO PBRUMEN SOME TIME 1980
SOKOLOWSKA HAD LEFT MADRIGAL AND ARRIVED NEW YORK VIA MONTPEAL,
12 OR 13 SEPT. TOLD L-1 THAT "IF NOTHING ELSE WORKED OUT" PLANNED
JOIN JO ANNE SALAS, AMERICAN, NOW TEACHING ENGLISH IN CHINA.
SOKOLOWSKA MOTHER IS ANNA SOKOLOVSKA, 953 179TH ST, BRONX, NY.
ESTELLE WAS STAYING WITH HER.
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3. IT WAS ABOVE INFO L-1 TRYING GET INTO KUBARK HANDS AND
USED SUBJECT PAPA I REF SINCE HE MADE FIRST INTRODUCTION TO
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FO KUBAPK. STATION FILES ON L-I DO NOT GO BACK THAT FAR SO HAVE
ONLY HER WORD. 1-1 DOES NOT KNOW WHETHER ESTELLE STILL NY OR
WHETHER OTHER PLANS MATERIALIZED.
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IMPLICATE L-1.
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MADRIGAL 61 HAROLD MARTINEZ NICARAGUAN SANDINO MARIO MADRIGAL
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PRIORITY
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Barbara CHUTIO, LIFELD/19, LIHUFF/1,
_Joyce H. PINEINCH, John B. SANDAWANIE,
Philip K. TESAULO, Edward G. TICHBOR,
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Mamorandum of Oral Commitment
Reference is made to your current const with the United States
Government, as represented by the Contracting Officer.
Arrangements have been recently completed allowing certain
Independent contractors of this organization to obtain social security
credits by covering such individuals under the social security tax
provisions applicable to employees. These arrangements also include
a provision for retroactive applicability to the beginning of the
1965 tax year.
This can be done only for reasons of security since
the procedure results in reducing the social security tax from the
self-employed rate to the employee rate. For example, in January
of 1965 the tax rates were 5.4% and 3-5/8% respectively.
As a consequence thereof, said contract is amended by deleting
all reference to social security and by adding the following paragraph:
"Effective 1 December 1964, social security taxes will be covertly
deducted by this organization from your compensation in the same
manner and to the same extent as would be done if you were a Govern-
ment employee. Security reasons make this procedure necessary. Its
implementation does not imply ir any manner the actual creation of an
employee-employer relationship. Your legal status under this agree-
ment continues to be that of an independent contractor.
If you receive or expect to receive full or partial social security
credits from overt sources you will so notify this organization and an
adjustment will be made or covert deductions discontinued, depending
upon the circumstances. Further, if you should subsequently receive
overt social security credits, evidence thereof will be submitted to this
organization. In such event your covert credits will be erased and your
covert deductions returned.
All other terms and conditions of said contract remain in full force
and effect.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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1. HDQS RECEIVED PHONE REPORT FROM NYDO 23 SEPT THAT
GORDEVITCH
LICOOKY-1 HAD CONTACTED KUJUMP. THROUGH IGOR CODE OF
VISION MAGAZINE.
GORDEVITCH
LICCOKY HAD TOLD CRUSHE HAD BEEN
RECRUITED FOR KUBARK BY MR. HERMSDORF IN CUBA, WAS NOW MEXI,
AND WANTED A KUBARK CONTACT IN NEW YORK. SHE ONLY. PLANNED
BE THERE A COUPLE OF DAYS PRIOR RETURNING MEXI AND GAVE NO
INDICATION WHY SHE WISHED CONTACT.
CORDEVITCH
2. ALTHOUGH IS CLEARED KUWOLF CONTACT,
3 PREFER NOT USE HIM AS INTERMEDIARY TO LICOOKY. IN VIEW HER
5 PLAN RETURN MEXI SHORTLY HDQS MAKING NO CONTACT. REQUEST
STATION DEBRIEF LICOOKY ON HER ACTIONS, PARTICULARLY WHY SHE
REVEALED HER KUBARK RELATIONSHIP.
by Ju
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Chief, WH D
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LICOOKY
2.SEP 65 IN 440 44
ACTIONE
1. LICOOKY-1 HAS BEEN IN POOP. HEALTH FOR SEVERAL
MONTHS EVIDENCED BY RECURRENT HACKING COUGH, BRONCHITIS AND OTHER
ILLS. TREATMENT HERE HAS TEMPORARILY ALLEVIATED CONDITION BUT NEVER
PERMANENTLY. MOST RECENT PECURRENCE HAS L-1 WORRIED ABOUT POSSIBLE
LUNG CANCER. WANTS VISIT DR. I. SNAPPER, CHIEF BROOKDALE MEDICAL
CENTER WHO KNOWS HEPE ENTIRE MEDICAL HISTORY. LEAVING END FIRST
WEEK SEPT AND RETURNING FIPST WEEK OCTOBER.
2. OWING L-1 STRATEGIC LOCATION IN LITERARY WORLD THPOUGH
HER ACTIVITY IN AEM STATION PAYING EXPENSES FROM PROJECT FUNDS.
(SEE HMMW 13902) MEDICAL EXPENSES COVERED BY BLUE CROSS BLUE
SHIELD SO ESTIMATE ONLY TRAVEL AND TEMPORARY HOTEL STAY BEFORE
ENTERS HOSTAL.
HOSTAL.
.
1
3. IF HQS WISHES INTERVIEW HER NEW YORK SUPPLEMENTING STATION
REPORTING ON COMES PLANS FOR ESTABLISHING LA WRITERS COMMUNITY,
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CFN 4628 LICOOKY-1 ILLS L-1 DR. J. SNAPPER BROOKDALE OWING L-1
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Operational Approval is hereby granted in the case of
LICOOKY/1
dated
as followe
for the purpose specified in your request
Amended as specifically requested in your menorandum of 17 August 1965.
This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to this
Office, and is granted under authority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5.
½§/ Hâward R. Brong
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Date:
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SUBJECT
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LICOOXY-1 Participation in Mexican Writers' Association
ACTION PEQUIRED REFERENCES
Reference:
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Removed Project L'Econ
CS Classification: 53 29/3
309 857-867
Box 27 Fold: 3
1. LICOOKY-l's efforts as described in reference have
substantial merit and some potential particularly if the Station cau
find a way to tie them in with the LIREAM effort in the intellectual
field.
2. LICOOKY-1 certainly is to be commended for her effort in
ing sritore both of the right and left such as Carlos PELLICER
Camara to join the AEH. From a KUBARK standpoint the most interesting
contact is the one with PELLICER because he has been the reported force
behind the COMES/CLE effort in Mexico.
3. Although her assigned tasks as reported in para 7 a, b and d
of the LILINK nemo do not entail making her witting of other Station
assets engaged in KHSPAWN Ops among the intellectuals, an amendment
to her QA is required, and one has been requested. If her efforts
progress to the point where she might be able to influence leftist
writers in their efforts to establish the CLE in Mexico (para 7 c of
LILINK neno) Headquarters should be forwarded your ideas on why and how
LICOOKY-1 should be used as an active MHSPAWN agent, and another
ammendment will be required for this role.
4. ANDRIETTE will discuss this operation with the Station during
his TDY.
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5. In view if the restricted OA which confines KUBARK's
association with LICOOKY-1, it is important that Headquarters remain
aware of any unusual activity in her personal life which might affect
her security or the granting of amendments to her OA for individual
operations. Therefore, we would appreciate your keeping us informed
on a more timely basis of any undertakings such as the recruitments
for membership in the AEM described in reference.
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BICROFIL
The following agents in Mexico City are delinquent in
the filing of their 1964 Covert Income Tax returns. You
are requested to obtain these cutstanding returns as soon
as nossible since delincuent tax returns are subiect to ót
statutory interest on the unpaid tax due from 15 April to
the date of payment, and in addition are also subject to a
penalty of St per month, not to exceed 25% of the tax liability.
Jeremy K. BENADUM
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An amendment is requested to the Operational Approval
of LICCOKY-1 to use her 1) to develop and report on mezbers
of the Mexican Writers' Association, 2) to assess her in-
fluence on these members and leaders, and 3) to continue her
work in the AEM and to become a close confident of Pellicer,
Rulfo and other influential leaders of the AEM. This is in
compliance with the request set forth in HMMA 26,621, 15 July
1965, a copy of which has been made available to your office.
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LICOOKY Project Progress Report for March 1965
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
References: A. HA-25560, 11 thrch 1965.
B. 8-13437, 15 March 1965.
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NO INDEXING REQUIRED
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1.
Attached is the LICOOKY Project Progress Report for the month of
March 1965. The activity of this Project during the reporting period is
covered in detail in an effort to comply with the instructions contained in
paragraph 4 of reference-B.
2. Unirea thot the next Progress Report will cover the
period 1 April through 30 June 1955. By that time the LILDE Unit hopes it
will have a secretary to help with its "paper" load.
3. The "Juanita" referred to in paragraph le of attachment, is identical
with Juana de LARIOS, previously reported in MEXI-2772. The Station is
trying to locate her address and phone number in order to be able to provide
the Guatemala Station with more information on this group.
4. It is requested that Headquarters index the following names in the
context in which they meer have: Jorge #CARRANZA,
"CARRANZA, 
Haria Teresa "NATES de
"REVUELTAS, Arturo *FILIO, Jorge "FILIO, Luis *AREMAL, Guillermo *ROSSET
Bande, Jaime "KAVARNO. Station has no traces on Havarro, the brothers Filio,
nor on the pseudonyn Carranza.
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LICOOKY Project Progress Report
March, 1965
1. Production
The LICOCKY Project has not produced any information reports
during this reporting period. During this period LICOSIY-1 has
been reporting on her activities and working as follows:
a. L-l learned that the Guatemalan PGT have approached
Bartolomé Costa-Amic about printing a"news letter" to be
distributed in Guatemale. When this occurs she will be
able to obtain copies and identify the authors and other
pertinent details.
b. Continuing reports on the activities of Miguel Angel
Toralla Burgos, Guatemalan guerrilla now in exile in
Mexico. L-1 has established that Toralla meets Victor
Manuel Gutiérrez once a week at some undisclosed place
and time.
c. L-l is attempting to identify and obtain the address and
telephone of one "Juanita". "Juanita" acts as a courier
to Guatemala for Gutierrez and also acts as a cut out
between Gutierres and Dr. Raul Oseruida Pelala.It has
been established that Gutierres always uses "Juanita's"
phone to make his telephone calls. "Juanita" also takes
telephone calls for Guitiérres.
d. L-1 is attempting to identify one "Jorge Carrarza", posing
as an attorney in Cuidad Hidalgo. It has been established
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system between the Guatemalan Communist exiles in Mexico
and Party Members in Guatemala.
e. Il continues reporting target study data on Margarita
Pag Paredes and Ijuka Julius.
f. 1-1 completed basic target studies on Amelia Castillo Ledos,
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new Mexican ambassador to Austria, and Alejandro Gomez
Maganda, now Mexican ambassador to Panama.
g. ¡-l is preparing a larget stuly on Victor Urquidi, an ad-
visor to the Secretary of Treasury.
h. L-1 has been instructed to report as fully as possible
on Ernesto Kadoro, former chargé d' affaires in Moscow and
who now has a responsible position in the Foreign Office..
1. L-1 is attempting to identify 11 Nicaraguan guerrillas now
living in Mexico and being assisted by Edeberto Torres
Sspinosa and to get a line on their activities.
j. L-l is also attempting to identify a group of Central
Americans, Salvadoreans, Nicaraguans and Guatemalans,
who are meeting with Luis Manuel Zuñira.
Victor
k. L-l has been instructed to try and locate one Rico
Gatan and discover his present activities.
1. 1 has been the soures of information which provided the
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Mexico for the past several years, on a regular basis.
Jose Revueltos has become an alcoholic and for the last
several seeks has been living with an Indian girl. Mrs.
Revueltos blames this situation of her husbands relation-
ship with two brothers Arturo and Jorge *Filio and on
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Jaine Navarro. According to Mrs. Revueltas these three
are engaged in smuggling contraband goods into Mexico
and are also enɛaged in sfúgiling drug activities. Mrs.
Revueltas claims that they use their smuggling channels
to help the PCK pass items and bodies in and out of the
country. Jose Revueltas was the contact man between this
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group and Alfredo Sequeiros and Luis Arenal who were in-
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terested in smuggling Guillermo Rousset Banda accused of
murdering Carlos Farias Jimenez, both known Communists,
out of the country. There has been speculation that this
murder was the result of differences between the ProfSoviet
and Pro-Communist China groups of PCK. Mrs. Revueltas to-
lieves that if she could cause the arrest of the Filios
and Navarro she could rescue her husband from their influ-
ence. At L-l's suggestion, she wrote an anonymous letter
denouncing the Félios and Navarro, describing their activ-
ities, types of contraband the addresses where the contra
band was located. Mrs. Revueltos was told by L-1 she would
give it to a friend of hers on the Marcotius Board in Mexico.
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The letter was passed to the Station where it will reach
the proper Mexican authorities. This may not work, but if
the information provided by Mrs. Revueltos is true and the
group is arrested, publicity plus additional help from the
stations publicity can create a damaging scandal against
the PCM.
1-1 has been additionally instructed of the require-
ments outlined in para 2 of Ref. 2.
LICOOKY-2 reported on 15 March that Judith Ferreto
called him to send a ticket to San Jose, Costa Rica for
Manuel Mora or to the person to whom he assigns it. The
ticket was for travel from San Jose to Mexico City. On
March 18 Ferreto called saying Mora was in the city and had
not used the ticket but had given it to Señora Carmen Lopez
de Ferreto who travelled to Mexico on 21 March. Ferreto
called again on 26 March making a reservation for Carmen
de Ferrete's return to San Jose on 1 April.
1-2 took advantage of this phone call to remark to
Ferreto that there had been little travel lately. She told
him there was no explanation other than people were just.
not travelling. She said she expected there would be somS
movement of students this summer.
2. Operations
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have been taken. Discussions with L-1 have been directed toward
blocking out and defining the goals she should achieve during the
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next three months period. For each meeting she prepares an
"activities report". In this report she outlines her activities
for the preceeding week, the tasks she was working on, the people
she was in contact with and the results. She also lists the tasks
she will work on during the coming seek, the people she will see,
etc.
1-1 is handicapped in this work since she has no control
over her contacts and has to be extremely discreet in her elicting
of the facts. Many times her plane go awry since during a given
conversation there is no opening to bring up the subject he wished
to discuss.
3. Security
Both LICO KY-1 and-2 appear to recognize the security impli-
cations of their work. Beither are curious about their case officers.
They follow their instructions concerning the security of their
meetings and couso with their case officers. During the reporting
period their has been no evidence of any unusual security problems.
4. Personnel
LICOOKY-1 has regained her good health and her morale is
high. How that she has a permanent base of operations, in that she
has her apartment furnished and a telephone, she is resuming her
regular contacts that were broken when she was ill and living in
dujeunt
a series of locations.
During the present case officer's contact with L-l, she has
not presented the personality described in Para 3 of Ref B. She
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is an intelligent women, and in all our meetings she has appeared:
mature and attentive. She has been prompt and reliable in her
meetings. She discusses her problems calmly and accepts instruction
and criticism without argument. She has responded well to instruct-
ions and has worked hard in trying to improve her reporting. She
appears to be well adjusted to her environment which is most ex-
tremely trying at times.
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In discussions concerning the Communist and leftist movements,
she admitted that at one time she was influenced by their ideology,
but as she had grown older and had observed more of tasir activities
and personalities, she had lost all respect for them. She said that
she had been fooled by Fidel Castro in his early days and had
thought he would be good for Cuba, but as events have developed
she has seen how mistaken she had been originally. She also commented
that in long talks with LINLUCK, he had opened her eyes to the
fallacy of the Communist ideology. In all of these conversations
she has appeared sincere in her statements. Her liason with LINLUCK
appears to be based on deep affection for him and not on promis-
cuity. The case officer has the impression that if there was not
a present Mrs. LINLOCK she would become legally his wife. This is
a problem that may have to be faced in the future.
LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his
niche is a small one and his access is limited, his assignments
are carried out conscientiously.
5. ProblemS
There are no unusual problems presented by this project.
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LICOOKY-2 admitted the access to her communist contacts here
had been hurt as a result of her known association with LINLUCK.
at the time he publicly broke with the party. As an example of
this," Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierrez had referred to LINLUCK
and LICOOKY÷1 as "enemics" of the party and that he had been reprimand
ed¨for seeing-LINLUCK when he first arrived in town. He had been
forbidden to see either one of them.
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approaches has been helpful. While her reporting for the jai pašt
month has not produced any Information Reports, it has kept the
station aware of the activities in her particular area of access.
If she is successful in performing her tasks as outlined in the
paragraph under "Production" above, such information will be useful
to the station. LICOOKY-2's effectiveness is limited to his narrow
target, but such travel information that he does provide does
serve a useful purpose.
LAIRE,
7. Plans
CY AND COBAREAS.
It is planned to continue the present direction and guidance
given to LICOOKY-1 in an effort to increase the quantity and quality
of her production.
The same attention will be given to LICOCKY-2.
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1. ALTHOUGH LICOCKY-1 SCURCE OF REFS C AND D, LUNLUCK CONTACT
TO MIGUEL ANGEL TORALLA BURGOS HAS BEEN MUCH CLOSER. SINCE REFS
TORALLA HAS CONFIDED FOLLOWING TO LINLUCK:
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LIFE (SEE REFA). R AL SC ORDERED SURNING AID GARAGE IN WHICH
TORALLA PARTIC PATE.
B. GUAT WOMAN NAMED JUANA LARIGS MOVES BACK AND FORTH FREELY BETWEEN
MEXICO AND GUAT AS COURIER TO YOU SCSA FROM VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ,
OF WHOH SHE AND HUSSAND RAFAEL ARE INTIMATE FRIENDS. RAFAEL IS
SPANISH REPUBLICAN AND FORMER CHAUFFEUR FOR PRESIDENCY DURING ARBENZ
REGIME EXILED MEXI IN 1954. (LICOOKY-1 HAS IDENTIFIED "JUANITA"
LARIOS GUTIERREZ AS CUTOUT BETWEEN VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERPEZ AND DR.
RAUL OSEGUEDA. L-1 SCURCE IS OSEGUEDA WHO CONFIRMED JUANITA COURIER
ROLE AND SAID HER LAST TRIP TO GUAT WAS EARLY FE3.)
2. DURING FIRST THREE DAYS IN MEXI, LINLUCK ASKED LICOOKY
.PUT I CALLA UP AT HER APT. IHEREAFTER TORALLA NOVED IN WITH ABEL
CUENCA MARTINEZ.
3. 4 MARCH FOR ALLA CONFIDED FOLLOWING TO LICOOKY (LINLUCK ABSENT
IN FRANCE OWING SERICUS ACCIDENT TO SON):
A. T HAS HAT THREE KEETINGS WITH VICTOR MAQUEL GUTIERREZ WHO GAVE HIM
"MONEY IS PAY BCARD AT CUENCAS, KND ASSURED HIM PGT CAN GET HIM
WORKING PAPERS HERE THRU GOBERNACION.
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is an intelligent woman, and in all our meetings she has appeared
mature and attentive. She has been prompt and reliable in her
meetings. She discusses her problems calmly and accepts instruction
and criticism without argument. She has responded well to instruct-
ions and has worked hard in trying to improve her reporting. She
appears to be well adjusted to her environment which is most ex-
tremely trying at times.
In discussions concerning the Communist and leftist movements,
she admitted that at one time she was influenced by their ideology,
but as she had grown older and had observed more of their activities
and personalities, she had lost allirespect for them. She said that
she had been fooled by Fidel Castro in his early days and had
thought he would be good for Cuba, but as events have developed
she has seen how mistaken she had been originally. She also commented
that in long talks with LINLUCK, he had opened her eyes to the
fallacy of the Communist ideology. In all of these conversations
she has appeared sincere in her statements. Her liason with LINLUCK
appears to be based on deep affection for him and not on promis-
cuity. The case officer has the impression that if there was not
a present Mrs. LINLUCK she would become legally his wife. This is
a problem that may have to be faced in the future.
LICOOKY-2 doesn't present any personnel problem. While his
niche is a small one and his access is limited, his assignmenta
are carried out conscientiously.
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LICOOKY-2 admitted the access to her communist contacts here
had been hurt as a result of her known association with LIHLUCK.
at the time he publicly broke with the party. As an example of
this, Miguel Toralla told her that Gutierrez had referred to LINLUCK
and LICOOKY-1 as "enemies" of the party and that he had been reprimand
ed for seeing LINLUCK when he first arrived in town. He had been
forbidden to see either one of them.
6. Effectiveness
7. Plans
LICOOKY-1's target studies and suggestions on possible recruitment
approaches has been helpful. While her reporting for the first past
month has not produced any Information Reports, it has kept the
station aware of the activities in her particular area of access.
If she is successful in performing her tasks as outlined in the
paragraph under "Production" above, such information will be useful
to the station. LICOOKY-2's effectiveness is limited to his narrow
target, but such travel information that he does provide does
serve a useful purpose.
It is planned to continue the present direction and guidance
given to LICOOKY-1 in an effort to increase the quantity and quality
of her production.
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TOR ALLA HAS CONFIDED FOLLOWING TO LINLUCK:
A. RICARDO RAMIREZ DE LEON IS REAL LEADER OF FAR AND PERSONALLY
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MEXICO AND GUAT AS COURIER TO YON SOSA FROM VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ,
OF WHOM SHE AND HUSBAND RAFAEL ARE INTIMATE FRIENDS. RAFAEL IS
SPANISH REPUBLICAN AND FORMER CHAUFFEUR FOR PRESIDENCY DURING ARBENZ
REGIME. EXILED MEXI IN 1954. (LICOOKY-1 HAS IDENTIFIED "JUANITA"
LARIOS GUTIERREZ AS CUTOUT BETWEEN VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ AND DR.
RAUL OSEGUEDA. L-1 SOURCE IS OSEGUEDA WHO CONFIRMED JUANITA COURIER
ROLE AND SAID HER LAST TRIP TO GUAT WAS EARLY FEB.)
2. DURING FIRST THREE DAYS IN MEXI, LINLUCK ASKED LICCOKY
PUT TORAL!.A UP AT HER APT. THEREAFTER TORALLA MOVED IN WITH ABEL
CUENCA MARTINEZ.
3. 4 MARCH TORALLA CONFIDED FOLLOWING TO LICOOKY (LINLUCK ABSENT
IN FRANCE OWING SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO SON):
A. I HAS HAD THREE MEETINGS WITH VICTOR MANUEL GUTIERREZ WHO GAVE HIM
MONEY TO PAY BOARD AT CUENCAS, KND ASSURED HIM PGT CAN GET HIM
WORKING PAPERS HERE THRU GOBERNACION.
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TO REVEAL NE STILL SEEING HER. I ALSO REGULARLY SEEING LINLUCK NEPHEW
JORGE GOD OY.
4. LICOOKY ADDS THAT I APPEARS BE DELIBERATLEY CHANGING
APPEARANCE BY CUTTING HAIR AND GROWING MUSTACHE. SPECULATES MAY PLAN
RETURN GUAT. REPORTS AL SO THAT ABOUT 26 FEB LINLUCK TOLD ALL
GLEANINGS FROM I (PRESUMABLY INCLUDING INFO IN HMM 9582 AND 9576)
TO COL. MARCO ANTONIO VARGAS AGUIRRE, GUAT MILATT HERE WHO
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STATION MAY BE LOSING IMPORTANT ACCESS TO T. ALSO POSSIBLE VARGAS
REPORT MAY RESULT IN DEMARCHE TO GOM THRU GUAT AMB HERE TO COOPERATE
IN CLOSER CONTROL ARMS MOVEMENTS AND SUBVERSIVE TRAVEL BETWEEN MEXI
AND GUAT. ACCORDINGLY MEXI NEITHER TAKING NOR RECOMMENDING
ACTION UNTIL AFTER LINLUCK RETURN, BUT WILL CONTINUE REPORT.
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