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Chief of Station, Mexico City
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"0. Specific
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Operational
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CLASSIFICATION
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REFERENCE: MEXI-2755, dated 11 March 1965
A
PROCESSING ACTION
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MICROFILM
Forwarded herewith is the coverage of Henry Lopes' telephone
for the period: 17 February 1962 to 26 March 1962..
Attachment:
1. As Stated (HEREWITH).
Distribution:
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Chief of station, Monics City.
Chief, Bonefits and Services Division/OP
MELUGGAGE
Hospitalization Clain - Ziard
RICEFORGI
5791, dated 9/22/65
-
6030, dated 12/9/65
1. Please infors subject employes that a chock in the amount
of $642.93 ves forwarded to DFEARN on 4 Bevember 
1965. This emount
represents all bemafite payable under subject'e Contract Rspitalization
Misurance policy for the claim to submitted 
with reference (a).
2. If subject has my further questions regarding transmittal of
hin ettlement, be should contact DEPAN.
James K. Herinst
JANS K. HIGITT
Distributions
3, CUS-Mexico City
1 ☐
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27 December 1965
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15 DEC 65 20 32E
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CITE DIR
65500
SINCE TICHIBORN PAID BY STATION, LOAN SHOULD BE CARRIED BY
STATION AND $125 PAYROLL DEDUCTION APPLIED.
ACCORDINGLY, HDQRS T/A'ING LOAN TO STATION AND RETURNING
DOCUMENTATION.
END OF MESSAGE
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fil
201
WILLIAM V. BROE
RELEASING OFFICIA
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ROBERT D.
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Chier, Division
TON
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
ADMINISTRATIVE/PERSONNE
Overt am Covert 1964 Income Tax Forms of Howard C. TISONS
SALE ON INQUIRED REFERENCES
ACTION REQUIRED: Fer Phragraph 1
REFERENCE
MEXI 5550
Chandler
LESSING ACHON
WED FIE
YULIFIED DESA.
CAN SURINDING
1. Please query Jerone H. BISTS in regard to the location of the
1954 overt and covert tax return and payment check in the amount of
$1774.00 of Edward G. TICHBORN and advise.
2. TICHPORN states that he passed the only two copies of each return and
the check to FALSIS on 29 April 1965, Arther: stating that BAISIS told his he
would completely audit both returns to assure their accuracy in reard to
mathematical computations and application of tax liability. BALSIS was to
return a copy of the overt return for TICHBORN's retention.
3. A thorough search of Station files failed to uncover the subject
tax returns and check or any transmittal record of returns or payment..
Since TICHBOR: will be extremely hard pressed to duplicate the returns
without a copy of the overt return, the location of the returns is very important.
Distribution:
3 - MD
LEHTËS REFERENCE TO
WILLARD C. CURTIS
CH STRANE ANOS DELANDER
CATE
15447-6033
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... 1964 COVERT TAX RETURNS FOR BENADUN, LIMOTOR 19 (BARBARA
C. HUFIG), PINEINCH, SANDAMANIE BEING SENT BY HAMT 6219, IN 19
DEC POUCH. NOT POUCHED EARLIER AS OVERLOOKED IN STATION ADMIN
FILES.
2. RETURN FOR CAZAZZUS SENT HMMT 5399 APR 23 (JOINT WITH
DOUGLAS J. FEINGLASS). RETURN FOR LIFUED SP, NOW RITA N.
BLAZIK, SENT HMMT 5908, 28 OCT 65.
3. LIHUFF 1 SUBMITTED RETURN THROUGH OVERT CHANNELS;
SIGNED COPY BEING POUCHED HOS.
4. VILL REPORT ON TICHBORN SEPARATELY.
SECRET / ADRE 199
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TAI RETURNS REGUESIND
0306
CFN 555@ 62414 1964 BENADUM LIMOTOR 19 PAPBAPA C HUF IG PINE INCH
i
SANDAMANIE HMMT 6013 10 NOT POUCHED CAZAZZUS MMMT 5399 APR 23
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KICAPER LICOLIC
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8 DEC 05. 09900
□ EF D.IR 59669/
1. SINCE TICHBORN MAY WELL BE NEEDED IN LAPA NEXT SPRING,
STATION AND THOMAS W. LUND (IDEN) HAVE FURTHER DISCUSSED COVER
POSSIBILITIES WITH HIM. WHILE NO CONCRETE PROPOSAL FORTH COMING,
"
"
HAVE CONCLUDED THAT PART OF PROBLEM STEMS FROM HIS NEVER HAVING
BEEN IN BOLIVIA, AND STATION LAPA NOT HAVING READING OF HIM. AND
THIS CAPABILITIES.
2. SUGGEST BRIEF VISIT TICHBORN TO LAPA UNDER TOURIST COVER TO
CONSULT WITH LAPA OFFICERS AND SURVEY COVER POSSIBILITIES.
THIS MONTH BEST TIME FROM MEXI STANDPOINT; NEXT ISSUE LIREAM
PUBLICATION HAS JUST GONE TO PRINTERS AND HE RELATIVELY
FREE TRAVEL. TICHBORN FULLY COOPERATIVE, ANXIOUS TO SERVE IF
NEEDED.
SECRE I.
و تم کمر شما
SEARCHING
59659 TICHBORN LAPA THOMAS W. LUND NO CONCRETE NOT HAVING LAPA
MONTH BEST TIME LIREAM
SECRET
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PLS ADVISE WHEN HDQS CAN EXPECT 1964 COVERT TAX RETURNS
REQUESTED 100S-4366. IF NOT RECEIVED SOON, KUBARK MAY BE
FORCED REVEAL TRUE NAMES TO IRS WHO WILL THEN TAKE DIRECT.
ACTION.
END OF MESSAGE
*Requested 8 delinquent 1964 Covert Income Tax returas.
William V. Froe
CAWKD.
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ات من الملاحة الديف مكة الكلمات المحرمة المقالات خانه مابات السلة الحلوة
TON PROHI6TED
DER INFO LAPA CITE MENI 5309 CEASBY ACTING)
KICAPER LIREAM
15 Nov 6595063
1. AFTER EXTENSIVE CONSULTATION WITH TICHEGAN, STATION UNABLE
DEVELOP ACCEPTABLE PROPOSAL FOR HIS COVES IN LA PAZ. HAVE EXAMINED
AND DISCARDED THESE MAIN POSSIBILITIES:
AT LAWYER WITH MINING CLIENTS.
WRITER WITH FOUNDATION CRANT.
PRODUCER OF POSSIBLE MOVIE.
2. IN REGARD TO CHATICHSCAN BELIEVES HE CERTAIN TO RUN INTO:
HENRY HILL, WHO LEGITIMATELY INTERESTED IN POLIVIAN ANTIMONY
MINING HAS CONSULTED IN FAST WITH TICHORN. AND WOULD RECOGNIZE
FISHY NATURE HIS PRESENCE LA
BELIEVES HILL WOULD REACT BADLY, SPREAD WORD THEIR MUTUAL CIRCLE.
PAZ TICHBORN
3. PROPOSAL 13 SMELLS TOO STRONGLY OF OPERATION CAMELOT, AND WOULD-
OPEN TICHBOR TO ATTACK EVEN FROM THOSE TO WHOM THIS COVER MIGHT
APPEAR PLAUSIBLE
4. PROPOSAL IC WOULD IMMEDIATELY DRAY ATTENTION FROM ALFARO
MUTIS, CLOSE ACQUAINTANCE OF TICHBURN, AND LATIN AMERICAN REP. OF
Bektown
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MUTIS JOP IS TO TRAVEL AREA, KEEP CLOSE TRACK. OF ANY AND ALL DEVELOP
MENTS IN CINEMA FIELD. TO HIM THIS COVER WOULD APPEAR
LUDICROUS, AS IT WOULD TO TICHBORN-MUTIS CIRCLE OF
ACQUAINTANCES. IN MEXICO
5. ALL ABOVE IDEAS ARE, OF COURSE, COVER FOR STATUS ONLY.
COVER FOR ACTION WITH PROMINENT POLITICAL PERSONALITY MUCH MORE
DIFFICULT PROBLEM. AND STATION AGREES THAT CLANDESTINITY PROBABLY
ONLY RECOURSE. WHILE MEXI NOT CLOSELY FAMILIAR OPS. CLIMATE LA PAZ,
SPECULATE THAT TICHBORN WOULD QUICKLY BECOME OBJECT CURIOSITY
IN SMALL CAPITAL. HE DEFINITELY NOT LITTLE GRAY MAN TYPE, AND
MEXI CONSIDERS THAT JOB OF CONCEALING SIGNIFICANT DEHIND SCENES
ROLE IN FAST MOVING POLITICAL SITUATION COULD UNDULY TAX HIS
TRADECRAFT.
STICKBORN HAS SUBMITTED MEMO MAKING ABOVE POINTS PLUS SOME
SPECULATION REGARDING USE OF FALSE IDENTITY, WHICH STATION.
CONSIDERS UNREALISTIC. WILL POUCH ADDÉES.
SECRET
CFN 5309TICHBORN LA PAZ CLIENTS: (IA) TICHBORN HENRY HILL BOLIVIAN
ANTINONY MINING LA PAZ CAMELOTIC ALFAPO MUTIS FOX TICHE ORN-MUTIS
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5 November 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR:
ATTENTION
REFERENCE
SUBJECT
Chief, CI/OA:
·Mr..
Brown
WH/1 Memorandum 10 June 1965
Edward G. TICHBORN.
(201-253205)
1. This is to confirm telephone conversation this
date between Mr. Lally of your Office and Mr. Halliwell-
of WH/1.
2. WH/1 again requests that a new Operational
TICHBORN'S project
Approval be expedited on Subject.
18 awaiting this action in order to undergo renewal for
FY 1986.
3. Please advise this Office if any further action
is required by the Branch.
Distribution:
Orig. & 1 - Addressee
1
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Dosier
DDP/WH/1/Zorance:bp
W.J. Kaufman
Chief, WH/1
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Chief of Station, Mexico City.
Chief, Western Hemisphere Division
Edward G. TICHBORN, Administrative
Action Req: Para 2
5791, 22 Sept 65
References: A. HMMT
•
.B. MEXI 5149
C.
HMMT -5271
2. Due to operational requirements a meeting was not
held with Edward G. TICHBORN by an Admin representative, how-
ever, the items noted below were briefly discussed with him
by telephone on 26 October.
2. TICHBORN was advised information would be forwarded
to the Station and, upon his return to the Station, he should
ask his contact about the item--both as a reminder and for
fuller explanation. As will be noted, there is a time element
concerned with c. below.
A.'
Reference A (Transmittal of hospitalization claim).
TICHBORN asked about the claim and was advised the dis-
patch was received 5 October and the separate cover was
The in
received by the insurance Branch on 25 October.
surance section has agreed to expedite the claim and it
is expected Finance will advise the Station of the amount
of reimbursement to TICHBOR within the next two-three
weeks.
b. Reference 5 (Concerned signing the contract amend
ment forwarded by Book Dispatch 5178). The provisions of
the BC regarding signing the amendment still pertain. The
subject was very briefly but, by no means thoroughly, ex-
plained. In this cunnection, it had been planned to have
him read the two attached pamphlets "Your Social Security"
If cover or oper-
and Social Security Amendments--1965".
ational considerations do not preclude, the pamphlets may
be given to TIGHBORN to either read and return to the
Station or to retain.
CONTINUED
AXXS - 4309
28 October 1965
SECRET
WH/Pers/M.S. Renehon:
83 $
Distribution:
1 - Mi/Pers
un/ate
1
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1 - Wh/Reg
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CAGNA
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CLASSIFICATION
DISPATCH STMOOL AND NUMBER
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
12:015 4322
c. Reference C (Transmitted Income Tax information
in response to Book Dispatch 4559). The Tax Committee
was checked regarding TICHBORS and advised they needed
additional explanatory information from TICHCORN prior
to being able to compute an assessment and bring hla
under the revised tax procedures. TICHBORN could not
recall sufficient facts and figures to provide the re-
quired information. lie was therefore advised it was to
his benefit to subsit the information to the Station as
soon after his return as practicable.
(1) Other Incove. He had indicated receipt of
fees but did not state whether they were the resuit.
of work outside the U.S. or if they were received while
in, and as a result of work in the U.S. If the fees
were earned as a result of work outside the U.S.,
they are excludable for federal tax purposes.
(2) Itemized Deductions. He had indicated under
"other" $1400. but did not provide any breakdown or
explanation as to what the amount represented. It
is necessary to provide sufficient supporting infors-
ation to enable the Committee: to recognize the amount
as an allowable item. He also indicated a loss of
$2,000 oa investments. Explanatory facts are required
such asconaxes, when, reason for the loss (sale of
stock at XX versus cost of $XX or whatever), whether
the loss was a carryover frua prior year(s), etc. It
is 
better that too much information be provided rather
than too little.
TICHBORN is to provide the information in writing with
his certification as to completeness and accuracy for trans-.
mittal to leadquarters. If the information is received.
within the first part of November it is likely the re-.
vised procedures will be applied for the 1965 tax year.
Attachments:
As Stated!
Distribution:
2. -
CUS, Mexico City
Ernest A. LUSHY
"
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MEMORANDI POR':
SUBJECT
VEL/BAF
28 Oct 65
Transfer of funda via CCB/EC to LIREAH
Activity, Mexico City
REFERISCE
DIE 33750 3 Aug 65
It is requested that $9,500.00 from Project LILISP-X
be transferred through CCS/BC to the LIREAM activity in
Boxice City. The details on the actual transfer fre
a How York bank to the Instituto Cultural Inter-
Americano, Banco Nacional do Mexico, Sucursal Lonas,
Mexico D.P., Haxles of $4,500.00 allegedly being
made by Chan Canfield, and a Cashier's check from a
How Fork bank for $4,000.00 allegedly donated by Robert
Dowling to be pouched to the Station from Headquarters,
have been discusses with CCS/TC!
Distribution:
H.J. Kaufman
Chief, WH/1
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LICOLIC LIREAM
:
:
REF A DIR 49336
8 MEXI 5025 (IN 72965)
14 OCT 65 72946
16 TICHBORN ETA NEW YORK 17 OCT, WILL AWAIT CONTACT. HILTON HOTEL:
2. IN ADITION TICKBORN COVER AND FUTURE OF MAGAZINE, SUGGEST HQS
AND TICKSORN WORK OUT MORE ADVANCED METHOD OF FUNDING LIREAM.
ENTS
PRESENT ARRANGEM NO LONGER APPEAR ADEQUATE:
SECRET:
*FM 36 46 9825 TICHBORN ETA 17 OCT HILTON MOTEL HOS AND
1BON WORK OUT MORE NO LONGER
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Joyce H. PINEINCH, John R. SANDAMANIE,
Philip K. TESSAROLO, Edward G. TICHBORN,
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Mr.
Edward G. Tichboro
Dear Mr.
Tichboro
Reference is made to your current contract 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 December 1964, social security taxes will be covertly.
deducted by this-organisation from your compensation in the same
manner and to the same extent as would be done if you were a Govern-
Its
ment employee. Security reasons make this procedure necessary..
implementation does not imply in 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 organisation 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
organisation. 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
SIGNED
BY
Contracting Cificer
SEGRET
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TOTAL COPIES:
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☐ FILE IN CS FILE NO.
TO : MEXICO CITY
FROM: DIRECTOR
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5 Oct 65 17.021
CITE DIR
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REF: MEXI 4855 (IN 60704)*
1.'
2.
REFERENCE LOAN APPROVED. TA LOAN TO HQS.
OBTAIN AND SEND TO HOS FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS
SIGNED BY TICHBORN.
A.
PROMISSORY NOTE IN THE AMOUNT OF LOAN.
i
B.
RECEIPT ACKNOWLEDGING FUNDS RECEIVED.
C.
MEMO AUTHORIZING PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS HIS
SALARY EFFECTIVE 1 NOVEMBER 65 OF $125 MONTHLY..
3. PROJECT LICOLIC WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR EXTRA
$3000 TO PROVIDE LOAN STIPULATING REPAYMENT OVER TWO YEAR
PERIOD.:
END OF MESSAGE
*MEXI 4S55 Request approval TICHBORN $3,000 for purchase
car in US..
NII/BGF 2/4
C/WH/SS
WH/PO/BUMK
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FROM
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DIR CITE MEXI 4355
LICOLIC.
TOR
2 8 Szp 65 N 6 0 7 04
1. PEQ APPROVAL ADVANCE TIPORN 3000 DOLLARS FOR PURCHASE CAR
IN US, WILL WORK OUT REGULAR REPAYMENT SCHEDULE. DISCUSSED
WATH ANDRIZTTE..
2. BICHBORN MUST EXIT AND REENTER MEXICO PRIOR
PLANS TRAVEL LAREDO, RICK UP CAR, FRESH VISA.
SECRET
CFN AUSS TICHPORN 3000 IN US 13 OCT
Tick for 201-25321
201-25320:
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FROM
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CLASSFICATION
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
PROCESSING ACTION
| MARKED FOR INDI
NO INDEXING REQUIRED.
ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
CAN JUDGE INDEXing
SUBJECT
Chief, MII Division
Overdue 1964. Covert Income Tax Returns
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Action Required:
Priority:
EXCROFILM
The following agents in Mexico City are delinquent in
the filing of their 1964 Covert Income Tax returns. You
are requested to obtain these outstanding returns as soon
as possible since delinquent tax returns are subject to 68
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 5% per month, not to exceed 25% of the tax liability.
Jeremy K. BENADUM
Sandra B. CAZAZZUS
LIFEUD/30
LIHUFF/1
LIMOTOR/19
Joyce C. INHINCH
John R. SANDAMANIE.
Philip K. TESSAROLO
Edward G. TICHBORN.
Distribution:
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CROSS REFERENCE TO
Ernest A. LUSBY
Sichborn
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TICHPORN WILL ATTEND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON GENERAL
SEVANTICS, SAN FRANCISCO, NINE TO THIPTEEN AUGUST, AT INVITATION
ORGANIZER S.I. HAYAKAVA. HE IS SCHEDULED TO SPEAK ON NINE AUGUST
AND LEAD PANEL DISCUSSION ON THIRTEEN AUGUST. AT. HAYAKAWA'S
SUGGESTION HE WILL MOUNT 1. REAM DISPLAY AND WILL DO WHATEVER
EL SE APPROPRIATE TO PUSH PRODUCT.
C.
2. PLANS TO BE IN CONTACT WITH EDGAR KAISER (THROUGH HAYAKAWA)
CHAIRMAN BOARD KAISER INDUSTRIES, AND WITH PHILANTHROPIST NORMAN
SIMON (THROUGH JUNE WAYNE, HEAD OF TAMAR IND GALLERY). ALTHOUGH
NEITHER TICHBORN NOP STATION PARTICULARLY SANGUINE POSSIBILITY
CONTR LEUTIONS TARD LIPEAM FROM THESE PERSONAL ITITIES. PELIEVE
1
SUCH PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITY ON HIS PART HELPS SUPPORT HIS COVER
3. ME WILL ALSO CALL ON WALLACE STEGNER, HEAD OF CREATIVE
WRITERS CENTER AT STANFORD AND ON APT MUR COONS, EX-PRESIDENT OCCIDENTAL
COLLEGE, THROUGH WHOM HE HOPES TO BE INTRODUCED TO SUCH CALIFORNIA.
QULTURAL FOUNDATIONS (UPISPECIFIED) AS MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN LIREAM.
SECRET
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2. IF HIS WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT TICHBORN (PERHAPS IN REGARD TO
SUBJECT MEXI 2312) HE WILL BE REVERLY HILTON LOS ANGELES FROM
FOUR TO SIGHT AUGUST AND AT FRANCIS DRANE SAN FRAN EIGHT TO THIRTEEN
AUGUST.
SECRET
CEN: 4339 LICHSOON CENTRAL SEMANTICS SAN FRANCISCO SI HAYAKAWA
HAYAKAYA'S LIPEAN EDGAR KAISER HAYAKAWA KAISER NORMAN. SIMON.
JUNE WAYNE TAYAR IND NEITHER TICHBORN NOR STATION LIREAM WALLACE
STEGNER STANDFORD APT ME COONS EX-PRESIDENT OCCIDENTIAL
COLLEGE CALIFORNIA LIPEAM. HOS TICHBORN 4312 PEVERLY HILTON LOS
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Chief, WH Division
MEMORANDUM. POR:
SUBJECN
Edvard G. TICHEBORN
29 June 1965.
it for Social Security Coverage
1.
the responsibility for filing Schedules SE (Form 1040) "G. S.
Report of Self-Employment income" with the Social Security Administra
tion for credit to the taxpayer's social security account has bees
delegated to this office for those individuals who have filed covert
returns.
2. In order to discharge this responsibility sed to insure that
each contract agent receives full social security credit for any
self employment tax peld through the Covert Unit, it is decessary for
this office to prepare the Schedule SF (Form 1040) for each taxpayer
for secure transmission to the Social Security Adostration.
order to complete Form SE for Subject contract Agent, it is necessary
that the following informatica (designated by an "X") be furnished;
3.
Tue Nase (As it appears on Subject's Social Security Card)
Social Security Number
Stateside address currently applicable or the address used
when the axpayer last resided in the US.
Type of Business activity to be reflected in reportice
Social Security credits from self-employmeat, such as
management consultant, translator, writer, etc.
Since a three year statute of limitations applies to the filing
of self-employment schedules for scoial security coverage, it is requested
that the above information be furnished as soon as possible. Any question18
regarding this subject should be directed to 08//dovert fax Branch.
S M OTARY
Chief, Lovert Tex Branch
5703
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MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/OA
ATTENTION
SUBJECT
REFERENCES
Mr. Lally
Edward G. TICHBORN (201-253203)
CI/QA Memorandum of 30 September 1984
CI/OA Memorandum of 3 June 1861
1. All of the information requested on Subject has now
been submitted to your office. Project LICOLIC, which provides
support for TICHBORN, describes Subject's duties as follows:
3.
Subject moves in Nexican leftist and Marxist
intellectual circles with a good range of associations in this
milieu; in this context, he has successfully developed and now
publishes an intellectual magazino under Station direction.
b. Re is available to the WH Division for travel to
other Latin American countries for political assessments or
for ad hoc assignments involving contact with local political
figures of interest.
c. He is used to handle dissident or dissffected.
Communists or far leftists where contacts are required by
other Stations and where CA objectives are involved.
It is requested that a new QA on Subject be expedited.
DDP/WH/1/CHalliwell:ljc
Distribution:
0 & 1 - Addressee
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201-253203
W. J. Kaufman
Chief,
WH/1
(10 June 1965)
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REQUEST. FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
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FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA
78% Edward P. Brown
DATE
C NO.
3 June 1965 pre
201-253203
SUBJECTI
LOPAZ, Henry P.
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPPOVAL 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 INTERRUGATION
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/OA
REVIEW OF FOI REPORT AT CI/OA
GREEN LIST
NOTICE:
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SECOND
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Receipt is acknowledged of PM Part II.
201-253203
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MEMORANDIRI PORS CI/OA
ATTENTION
: Mr.
Lally
SUBJECT
Edward G. TICHBORN
(201-253203)
:
20 May 1965
To further assist you in your roinvestigation of TICHBORN,
there is attached a copy of an updated PRO Part II on him.
V. J. Kaufman
Chief, WH/1
Attachmenti
PHQ Part IX (1 copy)
DDP/WH/1/Jzerance: jm. (20 May 1965).
Distribution:
0 & 1 Addressce
1201-253203
21.253203
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MEXICO CITY
WH 8
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DIR CITE MEXI 3465
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Chief, WH Olvision
INFO.
CLASSIFICATION
SECRETAR TERSITIE
FROM
SUBJECT
Chief of Station, Mexico City
Administrative/Security.
Edward G. TICHBORN
PROCESSING ACTION
MARKED FOR INDEXING
XX.
NO INDEXINIO REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED DESE
CAN JUDGE INDEXING
MICROFILM
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
Reference: DIR-908170
The Station, after reference incident, felt more strongly
than ever that it really did not have a complete assessment of
TICHBORN in the sense of what is his real ideological viewpoint.
This is not to say that the Station was overly concerned that
TICHBORN was flirting with the opposition. As a result of the
events described below, the Station-feels it has a reasonably
clear idea on these points now.
2. On 15 May, being a Saturday and two days prior to
TICHBORN entering a Mexican hospital for a long-delayed and
somewhat apprehensive (on his part) hernia operation, TICHBORN
was in an unusually loquacious mood for a luncheon engagement
with the Station case officer. He showed little opposition to
three good Manhattans and, for the first time, the Station case
officer felt he was seeing clearly TICHSCAN "the person" and
not TICHBORN "the lawyer". In other words, there was no protective
veneer involved in the rather long luncheon discussion which
followed. The issue which brought forth the entire discussion
I was reaction of the Mexican intellectual to the Dominican Republic
situation. In the process, TICHBORN brought out very sincerely,
.
_ passionately, and clearly the following points:
a. When he was a trial lawyer in California for five
years, his real Inclinations were what he termed "leftist". He
harbored a number of "reservations" about the way that things
were or were not happening in the U.S. under the U.S.system.
These were private thoughts and reservations and did not translate
-continued-
Distribution:
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201-253203
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17 May 1965
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themselves into action, but nonetheless points of real concern
to him. Then
, he came to Mexico for a period to get "that" novel
and writing off his 
chest: dering that period, he saw the
Mexican system 
and some of the Latin American Systems.
juncture, he became very much aware of the fact that it was the
At that
.
"system" that 
counted, in spite of whatever Imperfections existed,
and that there "was, 
and is, nothing that can anywhere nearly.
approach the U.S. 
system". As he said, "Sure, there are a lot
of things wrong
, because of decisions made by human beings- who
are fallible and have 
their own interests to lock after, but
there 
is so much good and so many compensations on the plus side
of the system 
and the way it works, you can afford to recognize
the wrongs and 
work them out within the system".
this 
was so obvious from abroad that he just wondered why he
He said 
that
ever had worried 
about incidents and didn't realize that it
was the "system" that mattered.)
1
b. He told about some of the discussions he had had with"
leftist Mexican intellectuals on these points such as, "Is the
Soviet system 
capable of producing and absorbing such pictures
as 'Dr. 
Strangelove or having a John Steinbeck write a 'Grapes.
of Wrath' and run off 
with all prizes in the writing and motion
picture field? 
Can you even approximate that in Mexico?
the 
furore over 'The Children of Sanchez' here while the 'Grapes
Witness
of Wrath' was 
every bit as harsh with respect to similar
circumstances 
in the U.S. and won everything." On and on. in
so many words, our system thrives on "
self-criticism",
there are things to criticize, but what other system in this world
and
is not only 
permissive of that, but thrives on it.
And so on.
He has no doubts about any governmental/social/political/economic
system in any 
combination being able to even approach it.
3. The foregoing is a very brief synopsis of a rambling and.
long 
philosophic 
discussion on these points in which TICHBORN
concluded 
his statement and, even, tirade (his Latin heritage
had gotten 
the better of him at that point) with the statement
that "
My philosophy on this point, and my present sentiments,
have been forged 
in the fire of thinking as a leftist critic
and having 
come to see and understand a great deal; and they,
can't tell 
me a damn thing about what is the best system nor on
the basis of 
their present circumstances in their own countries
have they 
any right or basis for criticizing the U.S. and its
actions. 
Nothing is perfrect, and I can't defend it as being
perfect, but 
for every imperfection they try to show me in the
U.S. 
and what it has or has not done, I can show them hundreds
in their 
country and any other one they try to hold up as a model."
'
4. In so many words, at least the Station case officer at
the present time is satisfied in his own mind that TICHSORN was
speaking sincerely during this discussion and there is no question
in the Station's mind 
about where TICHBORN stands ideologically
even though he may be considered "left of center.'
"
5. Since this issue seems to hover constantly in the back-
ground with TICHBORN Josofar as KUBARK is concerned, the Station
felt it would be a good 
idea to register the foregoing incluent
and appraisal 
with Headquarters.
Summit R. Patcher
Mard C. CURTIS
$4-00000
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DISPATCH |
Chief of Station, Mexico City
·CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
FROM
Chie", WH Division
SUBJECT
Edward G. TICHBORN
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
AC KB2:
RBF
Submission of updated PRQ Parts I and II
DIP. 96004, 26 March 1965
PROCESSING ACTION
MARKED FOR INDEXING
x
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
CAN IUDGE INDEXING
MICROFILM
Since KUDESK is reprecessing TICHBORH's clearance, they have requested
en updated PRQ Part I and a new PRQ Fart II. Please submit additional
biographic information since 1959 and full details of Subject's use by
the Station in order that we may facilitate the reprocessing.
Distribution:
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COS, Maxico City
CROSS REFERENCE TO
A
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Chrono
Chester D. DAINOLD
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CHICE
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18 MAY 1965
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B.
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1.
REF & FURNISHED INFO ASKED REF A.
11 MAY 65 IN 645 17
2. RETURNS DISPATCHED AS FOLLOWS: HANMARQUIST HMMT-5170, 1 FEB
65 ITEM 48 POUCH 4517; TESSARULO HMNT-5012; S NOV 64 ITEM 44 POUCH
4443 ICHBORN HMMT-5111, 17 DEC 64 ITEM 77 POUCH 4482; LIHUFF
4525
ONE HMMT-5205, 11 FEB 65 ITEM 81 POUCH 4525
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DATE,
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☐ FILE IN CS FILE NO.
MESSAGE FORM
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FROM DIRECTOR
CONF, WH T
INFO OF CUR, FILE
TO
MEXI
INFO
REF: HMMS-3992, 3 MAR 65*
CITE DIR.
08802
PLS FORWARD OVERDUE COVERT INCOME TAX RETURNS ON HAMMARQUIST,
TESSAROLO, TICHBORN AND LIHUFF ONE ORIGINALLY REQUESTED SEPT 1964.
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Requested overdue income tax returns, be forwarded.
Kille
Desmond FitzGerald
C/WED
TICHBORN
Ясбра
W. J. Kaufman
C/WH/L
2010 253203
AUTHENTICATING
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CLASSIFICATION
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ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
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FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT General - Operational
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MICROFILMS
Specific - Updated PRQ-I on Henry P. LOPEZ 201-253203
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
REFERENCE: DIR-96004 (IN 53853), dated 26 March 1965
MICROFILMED
MAY 13 1965
DOC. MICRO. SER.
Forwarded herewith is an updated FRQ-I on Henry P. LOPEZ. It was
completed on a local Spanish form since this type of form looks much less
official than the others.
Attachment:
1. As Stated (HEREWITH)
Distribution:
WHD w/att hw
2 - Files
Stuart & Paterer
for
Willard C. CURTIS
JAH
20-253203
CHCASTER DO
DISPATCH STMICS AND NUMBER
DATE
HMMA-26033
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
PL
6 May 1965
14-00000
HENRY
P
LOPEZ
5P
1. Nombre completo:
(Primar nombro
(Apsildo paterno)
(Apellido materno)
2.
Su firma corriente.
3.
P. F
Nombre al nacer, (si es distinto) ENRIQUE.
distinto) ENRIGRE, LETEZ
4. Aliases, apodos o cambios legales en su nombre (indique brevemente
en que tiempo, la razón para su uso, y a donde).
✓ MICROFILMED
6.
a. Fecha de nacimiento 5/28/20 b. Lugar de nacimiento.
DENVER, COLORADO
1
MAY 13 1965
6.
Ciudadania en la actualidad.
11.S.A
Raza.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
DOC. MICRO. SER.
Nacionalidad al nacer y cualquier otra nacionalidad que haya ad-
11.S.A.
quirido déspués (si distinta del No. 6).
Residencia en la actualidad (dirección) SIERKA AMATELEC 289
Dueño o inquilino?
Reting
-4
Dirección permanente (si es distinta de la indioada en el No. 8)
Saine
Su ocupación en la actualidad (puesto, sueldo)
LAWYER
Ha sido usted naturalizado como ciudadano de los Estados Unidos? ✗
Indique la fecha y a nombre de quién se expidió el certificado de
naturalización?
✗
Han sido naturalizados ciudadanos de los Estados Unidos sus pa-
rientes oeroanos?
Indique la fecha y a nombre de quién se expidieron los certifica-
dos de naturalización.
Parientes, amigos, personas con quienes corresponde en los Esta-
dos Unidos, Nombre y Dirección:
MR AMAS JOSE LOPEZ
MR. ALFRED LIPE 2.
MR. SANDER JOHNSON
5201 Hustling have. For bangles, Calif
3382 western are. Park Frizet, dllinna
5. Beverly Pick, Hills, Calif.
315
CS COPY
A to Him -26039
50-2503203
*14-00000
13.
Padre Nombre completo, ocupación, dirección actual, fecha y lu-
gar de nacimiento, nacionalidad al nacer y nacionalidades subsi-
guientes:
14.
Madre -
15.
16.
17.
18.
JOSE PLOPEZ
5201 Budding live. Retorid
Bris on
Catil 25, 1890 in Chihuahan, Chibus, c
Bivens naturaly in limbican city in
in 1995
5201 Bulong live. Fox
inpril 16,
1895
1945
(la misma información que del padre)
HERMINIA MARTINEZ O LOPEZ,
Angeles, California Housewife. Bom on
Cination, Chitinato, Merise. Naturalizmin antagon
Esposa (o marido): nombre completo, nombre de soltero, fecha y lugar
de nacimiento, fecha y lugar del matrimonic, nacionalidad al nacer
y oualquier otra nacionalidad que haya tenido después, dirección
actual, divoroio, anulación de matrimonio. (De la misma infor-
mación en cualquier otro matrimonio anterior que haya tenido)
MRS. MILDRED GREEK ELOPER,
May 25, 1933 in
Vintag The Pertigen med Coprit 5, 1955 in mir Cuty. Sure with
Siriva mate 282 Cut the was divorced from Richard Deorge
1954 
in t
Hijos: nombre completo, sexo, fecha y lugar de nacimiento, naoio-
nalidad actual y cualquier otra nacionalidad que haya adquirido
después, dirección actual.
on Ext 14
Joaquin LOPEZ
DRYSILLA LUPEŻ
Fet 27, 1952 in Fosges, Calif
born on
GASERAY LOPEZ (Alipson napted) born on August 6, 1954 in Mexico City
Sigut 17, 1957 in Fishingles, Calif.
Hermanos y hermanas: nombre completo, sexo, fecha y lugar de naoi-.
miento, nacionalidad, dirección actual.
-
./
ALFRED LOPEZ, male,
July 5, 1916 in China Mpor
naturalizi 11.5. in 1994
J68EPH, Lopez, mint Tips 22, 1918
BEATRICE
LOPEZ, female, down in
Parientes al servicio de cualquier gobierno, nombres y puestos
que ocupan.“
ALFRED LOPEZ works for H.S. LABER DERT: in
Chicago, Illinois are eteran's placement advisor
Hinny
(cvijet Enrique)? Lover, 201-253203
AC/
p.2)
رت دیر
address untenown San Pestro, Californi
3302 Western love; Park Forrest, a
-Sprid 14, 1922
4400 Riggin Cl. In bungalo, Corbij
1400000
19.
20.
Indique todos los carnots de identidad que tione, con fechas,
números, lugar donde fueron expedidos y feoha hasta que sean
válidos.
115 Port
Send at Bens tires, ingentin
Religión. Es miembro de alguna orden religiosa?
21.
Catholic
Afiliaciones politicas, en la actúalidad y anteriormente
Democrat
22.
Severel
-you
Viajes fuera del pais en que reside pais que visitó, fechas, pro-
pósito del viaje, gente y firmas comerciales que visitó.
have will The data
23.
Educación escuela en que asistió, lugar, cursos, diplomas, fechas.
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
7542-45°
B.A. Pobhal Siv.
1945-46 Cargomen
Bachelor of Laws
HARVARD UNIV. GRAD SCHOOL
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL 1446-48
Idiomas y dialectos (indique si los sabe bien, regular o
mediocremente)
24.
Idioma SPANISH
Habla.
Idioma ENGLISH.
(Habla.
Idioma
Habla
ن
Leo.
Entiende
Lee
Entiende.
Lee_
Entiende.
25.
26.
Servicio militar
-
fechas, de que pais, que unidad, grado, facción,
· donde prestó sus servicios, decoraciones, cuando fué licenciado y
por qué.
Dé detalles si alguna vez fue prisionero de 
guerra.
U.S. ARMY
1942-44 Literament Medical Corps, Cp. Carson, Cob
*discharge only in Staff Sgt.
Indique de que organizaciones ha sido o es socio (profesionales,
sociales, politicas, eto.)
Harvard Club de
Club de Mexico
14-00000
27.
Habilidades especiales, capacidades, afioiones, (radio, fotogra-
fia, oto.)
28.
Situación monetaria - sueldo, depósitos en los bancos, bonos, pro-
piedades.
29.
Datos de empleos - clase de trabajo, sueldo, fechas, patrones, di-
recciones, razones para dejar ol empleo. Incluya.empleos que haya
tenido con qualquier gobierno.
Self employed atting
30.
Ha escrito algo? De detalles incluyendo titulos de libros, ar-
ticulos, oasa impresora, feohas.
32.
Enumere las personas que viven en su misma dirección, sus socios
intimos (individuos o grupos), sus corresponsales dentro y fuera
del pais.
Dé cinco personas como referencias, con direcciones:

14-00000
3
'33.
Antooedentes de Corte
-
eto.
34. Descripción,
35°
La Corte, feoha, detenciones, cargos, fallos,
Edad
44
Postura
.5 ft 10"
44
Peso
Edad que representa.
Altura
5ft 10
Обов Лито
Forma de la cara. Mal
Cutis.
brown
Sexo
made.
Aspecto general.
Facciones prominentes
170 ite
Dientes complete
Pelock.
Cicatrices.
none
Figura elegante
elegantisimo
Otras facciones distintivas.
nose
wear glasses
Otros datos biográficos y comentarios.
-
14-00000
SECRET
1
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
DATE
3 May 1965
TO:
WH/1 - R. Armijo
FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA
Edward P... Brong.
C NO.
201
-
253203
SUBJECT:
Cru
LOPEZ, Henry P..
IN THIS CASE. IT IS REQUESTED
IN ORDER THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW. OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED.
PRO I
PRO 1
FIELD TRACES
A 1 TRACES
OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES.
TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
RESULTS OF
GREEN LIST
NOTICE:
99ST
REMARKST.
REVIEW OF STAFF/D DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFFED COLLATERAL INFORMATION
Xxx REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/OA *****
REVIEW OF SEC. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF FBI REPORT AT CI/OA
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
OTHERS (See Remarks)
SECOND
THIRD AND FINAL
7302
*****
FINAL INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
This field inv. report contained no derog on Subj. It was reviewed
by the WH/1 desk officer on 6 May. It disclosed that Subj's cover
since his residence in Mexico City is holding up very well re his
friends and associates in Los Angeles. They report that LOPEZ
is believed to be working for motion pix and legal work in Lexi.
and that he enjoys a good income of around 30,000. (Its around 23th).
TICHIBORN
HMMW-13631
лед
New III
889...
SECRET
श्री.
mikha nin
201-253203
120)
14-0000
The W
CRIG,
C. HALLIWELL
UNIT
WH/1
EXT
4523
DATE: 25 MARCH 1965
☐ INDEX
☐ NO INDEX
MESSAGE FORM
✓ SECRET
EXFILE IN CS-FRE NO. 201-253203
TO •
MEXICO CITY
FROM: DIRECTOR
.CONF
WHY
INFO
TO
MEXI
No Ci/oA, VR, FILE
INFO
ROUTING
5
21
6
3
7
8
CITE DIR
98004
LICOLIC
REF: DIR 90817
PLS FORWARD UPDATED BIO DATA PRQ I SINCE OCT 1959
AND NEW PRQ II EDWARD G. TICHBORN.
END OF MESSAGE
WH Comment: Ref-KUDESK reprocessing clearance on Subj..
Golden
DESMOND FITZGERALD
CHIEF
RELEASING OFFICER
WHD
COORDINATING OFFICERS
Big Konfinan
W. J. KAUFMAN
CHIEF
WH/1
At 201-253203
SECRET
PROTON BY OTR THAN THEING
}
AUTHENTICATING
OFFICER
IN
14-00Q00
12 is Dunny
ROUTING
1
CACT CHALLIWELL
UNIT WH/1
EXT
4523
DATE 15 MARCH 1965
INDEX
☐ NO INDEX
MESSAGE FORM
SECRET/RYBAT
✓ FILE IN CS FILE NO. 201-253203
2
3.1
+ DESTROS!
TO
Mexico City
TROBA DIRECTOR
copt. 5/146
✓ RETURN TO BRANCH
☐ FILE RID
PRIORITY
INFO ADD C/CI, 3/052, VR, FILE
BY
PRTY MEXI
INFO
RYBATE CURTIS FOR RESTRICTED HANDLING
CITE DIR
FORM
1389a
345787
ان 91
170109
2740
PS
DEST
WH/1
ABSTRACT
INDEX
201 - 25328 3
15 Dan 65
(33)
RI COPY
RI COPY
14-00000
10
INFO.
DISPATCH
Chief, W Division
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
PROCESSING ACTION
MARKED FOR INDEXIN
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
CAN JUDGE INDEXING
FROA
CHier of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT ANTISTATIVE/FINANCE
Loss of Personal Funds - Edward rourien
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
REFERENCE: HMS-3432, 22 April 1964
MICROFILM
1. The delay in answering reference should not be construed as lack.
of desire or intent, on the part of TICHEN or the Chief of Station,
that the case be submitted to the Board of Review for Shortages and Losses
for consideration, but rather as an administrative delay of getting the facts,
people, papers, etc., together and in one place for submission.
2. Attached is a statement prepared by TICHBORN regarding the loss
of funds and containing the pertinent circunstances of the case. The
sub-paragraph mumberings are in accordance with, and relating to, the
requirements of paracraph 3, a of FR 34-250. The information requested
in sub-paragraphs numbered & through 12 is answered Jointly by Stewart
R. FATAKER and Jerome H. BALSIS who were assigned to investigate the matter
by the reporting official.
3. PATAKER and BALSIS talked with TICHERI, at different times,
regarding the shortage of funds and the imppenings as related to them
Since
were substantially the same as outlined in TICHORN's statement.
there is no other way to verify the fets and TICHISCRN has proven himself
to té truthful and forthright in his dealings with the Station his
staterent regarding the loss of fards is accepted as fact.
4. Since TICKSON is authorized travel expense "on actual,
reasonable, and necessary expense basis" it does not seen sensible for
him to have reported the loss of funds in other than the way he says
actually happened.
Distribution:
3 - ED, w/att
(CONTINUED)
CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND AUTHIER
DATE
HYAT-5261
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
201253203
10 March 1965
HOS FILE NUMBER
14-000
CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH
CLASSIFICATI
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND Ni
SECRET
MMT-5261
5. It is recommended that TICHRN be allowed the amount of $575.00,
representing loss of nnds while enroute from farrum City to Buenos Aires
on 25 March 1963, and a credit T/A be sent to Station to clear the advance
established in TICHBOR's account by headquarters 5/A 102954, cated
23 June 1564.
MILIARD C. CURTIS
This is to certify that the above report, to the best of my
knowledms and belief, includes all information pertinent to the consideration
of the settlement of the account.
HILLARD C. CUNTIS
14-00000
www
MEXICO CITY.
ACTION
VR. FILE
CLABUIFIED HEBBASE
Pes
REPRODUCTION PROMICTED
34 SECRET
ADVANCE COP
NOTIFIED
WHB ☐ .. ☐ ☐
UN 1
TIME
CA 2, CAIPES, A/PROP
SECRET 061845Z
DIR CITE MEXI 2712 (EASBY ACTING)
LICOLIC
REF DIR 78516
HEF-DIP-483-15
TICHBORN GOING BE TIED UP WITH FOURTH ISSUE GRMANTLE
65 175
FROM APRIL THRU LATE MAY IF ANY PLANS NEAR FUTURE RE REF.
SECRET
SEAT
CFN
201-293203
1-400000
10
INFO
CLASSIFICATION
DISPATCH
Chief of Station, Mexico City
FROM
Chief, WHD
BRCRE
XXX
SUBJECT
: Contract Amendment Edward G. TICHBORN
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
Reference:
DIR-67851
PROCESSING AC
MARKED FOR
NOVING REQUIRED
CRLY QUALIFIED GESK
CAN FUDCE INDUNG
MICEOFILMS
Action Required: FYI-
1. Forwarded herewith is the referenced amendment
Edward G. TICHBORN's contract which provides for a one year
extension effective 19 November 1964 and a compensation
increase from $9,000 to $12,000.
2.
During Subject's recent TDY in Washington it was
made clear to him that this substantial pay raise and extension
of his contract was on the basis that TICHBORN continue to.
devote 85 to 90% of his time to KUBARK activity. In view of
the fact that Subject is currently handling only one intellectual
project for the Station, please explain to him that in the event
that his work load reverts to the 50 to 65% level, he cannot
expect to continue to receive the present amount of compensation.
During Subject's talks at Headquarters, it appeared that
TICHBORN understands this most clearly., As a contract agent,
he is renumerated on the basis of services rendered, In return
for this arrangement, the government makes no claim on incomo
he might receive from his private business activities. Obviously
it is our hope that coupled with the occasional full-time
assignments in other WH countries levied on TICHBORN, that the
Station will be able to continue to utilize Subject's services
at the high level of activity which will justify his current
compensation.
Chester D. DAINOLD
MICROFILMES
MAR 24 1965
DOC. MICRO. SER.
Attachment:
Amendment, h.w.
Distribution:
Orig & 1 - COS, Mexico City
CROSS REFERENCE TO
D 50-6-116/1
RI
CHYDRO
RO Pers INITIAL
RID/AN
RID/MIS
RID PS
201
201-253203
DATE
DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
03
AHAR 1965
:
HMMW 13408
CLASSIFICATION
SECRET
WH/1
☑SPRENUMELER
50-6-116/1
201-253203
ORIGINATING n
تاخر
weld; ah
COORDINATING
CNAME
han
4523
-
14-00 00
JB CRET
Chief of Station, Mexico City
Chief, Thi Digitrium
1863 Covert Income Tax Returns
Reference! HOS 3700, September 1964
Please reply to reference which concerned the delinquent
Covert Ineese Tax Returns off
Otto HAMNARQUIST
3. LIEUF-1
Philip K. TESSAROLO
Edward C. TICHBORN
Distribution:
Orig1 - COS, Mexico City
RI
Chrono
WH/1
Cheater D. DAINOLD
FRIMS 3002
BR CH ST
201-209600
Jane Zerance: jah.
3 MAR
1969
4523
P
3
14-00000
-52
DISPATCH
10
Chief, WHD
INFO.
CLASSIFICATION
PROCESSING ACTION
SECRET
MARKED FOR INDEXING
XX
NO INDEXING REQUIRED
ONLY QUALIFIED DESK.
CAN: JUDGE INDEXING
FRC.M
Chief of Station, Mexico City
SUBJECT General Administrative
•
Specific Covert Income Tax Return to Edward G. TICHBORN
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
MICROFILM
REFERENCE: Hmes-3952, dated 15 January 1965
1.
Referenced dispatch has caused TICHBORN and the Station to become aware
of some new problems with the Maxican banking system. As Headquarters may
not be aware, TICHBORN has a dollar account with a Mexico City bank for his
personal affairs. Maxican banke do not return cancelled checks to the
depositor, but only provide statements. TICHBORN requested his bank to
provide him with his cancelled check (on a loan basis) so that copies could
be made of it. It developed over a process of several weeks that the bank
could not focate this chock nor had it been run through TICHBORN's account.
Since ample time had expired (it was mailed in June 1964), the bank checked..
all accounts of persons with TICHBORN's last name on the theory that it
might have been run through someone else's account (not an unusual occurrence
here). It had not that the bank could discover.
2. As a result, TICHBORN is stopping payment on the check with the bank,..
writing the office with which he filed his overt income tax, advising that
office of the circumstances, and requesting some word back whether or not,
in fact, that office received, and cashed the check. If the check van
received, TICHBORN will provide the Station with a copy of the letter so
stating and remove the "stop payment" order on the check. If the check was
not received (mail is another problem), then TICHBORN will send another chack
and a copy of the interchange of correspondence on the matter with the bank
and the income tax authorities will be provided Headquarters. It is hoped
this will 
be satisfactory.
3. The only reason the Station is providing all the gruesome details on the
foregoing is so that Headquarters will have some understanding of the Mexican
banking problems should questions of this nature arise again.
for
Ticktom
201
Distribution:
3 - WHD
2 - Files
CROSS REFERENCE TO
Willard C. CURTIS
DISPATCH SYARDOL AND POURBER
CATE
1-5226
CLASSIFICATION
24 February 196L
MUS FILE NE

14-00000
SUBJECT'S NAME
SECRET
DATE
NON-OFFICIAL COVER
CONCURRENCE
TO BE COMPLETED BY CIVOA ONLY
DATE OF BIRTH
PLACE OF BIRTH
CITIZENSHIP
OVERSEAS RESIDENCE
EMPLOYER
1.
DIVISION OR STAFF CASE OFFICER
Xa, 2
PROPOSED USE
U.S RESIDENCE
ROOM NO.
C.OR 201 NO.
PROJECT
TO BE COMPLETED BY CCS ONLY
CCS/NC CASE OFFICER (Extension 5144)
CCS FILE NO.
EXTENSION
Central Cover Staff concurs in your proposal to use subject for the purpose
indicated. In keeping with the requirement placed upon CCS to maintain an
accurate register of current nonofficial cover activity, you are specifically
requested to advise CCS/NC promptly by memorandum when subject has been
activated. The pseudonym assigned subject should be provided CCS/NC at the
time notification of activation is forwarded. If notification of activation
is not received in CCS/NC one year from above date it will be assumed proposed
use did not materialize.
If check mark appears here, information of interest concerning subject
or his employer is in CCS/NC files. After operational approval is received,
and prior to making arrangements for initial contact thereunder, you are
specifically requested to confer with CCS/NC concerning other Agency interests
possibly affected and the advisability of additional coordination.
"
If check mark appears here the proposed use of subject requires DDP
approval under CSI 240-6, para. 5. Please review CSI 240-6 and initiate
action as appropriate.
DISTRIBUTIO
1-01756
TOOM
3.04
2214
SECRET
(0.429
..
201·253203
4-00000
SUBJECT (TYPE, NAMË IN ROMA
Henry D. LOPEZ
SECRET
CRS - SURNAME IN UPPER CASE)
201-253203-01/08
2. ALIASE VARIANT SPELLING. GTC NUMBERS, ETC
(TICHBORN)
REQUEST FOR GREEN LIST
NAME CHECK N 167603.
DATE
1565
3. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH
1/2 1920 Denver,
5. PRESENT ACTIVATION
Legal Adviser to nation picture company Producciones
Marc IV, S. A.
Maxico D. F., Mexico
16. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES. EDUCATION
LLE Harvard Law School 1948:
Hi Beta Kappa 1942
Friter and Lecturer
27. PAST ACTIVITIES INCLUDING MILITARY SERVICE
20
АЧЕ
ORIGINATING OFFICER
R. Prio
-OFFICE DESIGNAYOR
ROOM. BUILDING
EXTENSION 527
382607
13. TYPE OF REQUEST. (CHECK
☐ FIRST TIME SUBMITTED
☐ ADDITIONAL DATA
RECHECK FOR CURRENT
1. INTEREST IN SUBJECT (CHECK ONE)
ESPIONAGE OR CE ACTIVITY.
OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE
OTHER
ACTIVITY
US Army Medical Corps 1942–1943:
Attorney, specialising in trial work
Subject active in California state political ran
unsuccessfully for Secretary of State, 1958
LOCATION
CATES
L. A., Calif.
1945-57
-
B. OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATA (POLITICS, RELIGION) ADD EXTRA SHEETS WHEN NEEDED
Democrat
.9. DESCRIPTION
Catholic.
(HEIGHT
(WEIGHT)"
10. SPOUSE (IF WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME]
Mildred McGregor. born Lexington, Kentucky
11. OTHER MEMBERS OF IMMEDIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES
(EYES)
(HAIR)
(RACE)
(OTHER)
and adapt SUCH AS "DEROGATORY" MAY RESULT IN A SEARCH THAT DOES
17 Throw-minor children
NOT FULLY MEET REQUIREMENTS:-)
See Green List 077832
April 1959
116323
July 1961
FCB
1:35 PM 5
INSTRUCTIONS:
INSERT CARBON: FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY.
SEND BOTH SHEETS TO FI/0
ICAN
9.61
SECRET
CSI 10-7
201
2817233303
14-00000
TO: R.Armijo
FROM:
SECRET
5 Feb 1965
DATE
SEE DOSSIER ON SUBJECT IN FI/D. BEOGRAPHIC-FILES..
..
„MEMORANDUM IS ATTACHED HERETO.
WITH THE LIMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUEST, FI/D IS UNABLE TO
DETERMINE WHETHER THERE IS INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT CR NOT.
Except.
FI/D HAS NO 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 request from PP/PAD, 13 Apr 59, op, GL 77832, No record.
WH/PO/B, 7 July 1961, op, GL 111621, No record...
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 CEMAND 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
CANCEL THE STOP CARD FOR THIS REQUEST
SECRET
DATE
SECRET
TO:
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION
SUBJECT:
(Alwaye handcarry I copy of this form)
PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE BLANK
C/OPERATIONAL APPROVALSUPPORT CSION
CHIEF
INVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION. OFFICE OF SECURITY
CHIEF PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION. OFFICE OF SECURITY
DATE
25 January 1965
FROM:
PROJECT
R. Armijo
A3/1
382007
4523
(True name)
Henry P. Lopes
CRYPTONYM, PSEUDONYM, AKA OR AL FASES
ICI/OA FILE NO.
Edward G. Tichborn
AI 201 FILE NO.
SO FILE NO.
253203
". TYPE ACTION. REQUESTED
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
PROPRIETARY APPROVAL
☑ OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL
CONTRACT TYPE A
.2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE
Mexico
3. FULL DETAILS OF USE
COVERT NAME CHECK
SPECIAL INQUIRY (SO field investigation)
CONTRACT TYPE B
During past FY subject has assisted in the development and publishing of an
intellectual journal. Also political action missions to other Latin American
countries.
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER
A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION
B. CIA INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING INVESTIGATION?
C. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST IN HIMP
6. IS SUBJECT AWARE OF CIA INTEREST IN HEM?
E. INDICATE ANY DIPITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
F. SUGGEST "COVER PRETEXT" TO BE USED IN CONDUCTING PERSONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT.
G.
DO YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUBJECT WITTING OF AGENCY OR GOVERNMENT INTEREST
IF NO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE CIA. EXPLAIN FULLY
Χ
YES
NO
YES
мо
3. PRO AND GREEN LIST STAT LIS
PRO 1. OR EQUIVALENT. EN (2) COPIES ATTACHED
PRO IT. OR EQUIVALENT. IN (1) COPY ATTACHED
PRO WILL BE FORWARDED
✗GREEN LIST ATTACHED. NO: 167603
B. RI TRACES
NO RECORD
WILL FORGARD
✗NON-DEROGATORY
2. DIVISION TRACES
NO RECORD
WILL FORBATO
NON-DEROGATORY
NO RECO20
103 DE 100ATORY INFO.
LIST SOURCES EMECETO
27
INITIATED (Bepignation)
772
3. FIELD TRACES
WILL FOR AR0
DEROGATORY ATTACHED
DRAGSTAY ATTACHED
689063OOD ATTACHED
SIGNIFICANT 16/06MATION ATTACHED
Srawatwar of danc
SECRET
2,1-2532
x
x
ter of Stales, les City
- KARES
of Fis
At 6. TOILESON3 – Covers Tax Avtorn
$11 dated 17 Ha
Sandquarters review of "ABRAS's 1953 overt and envort tas
nied last reported bevert
the overt robur
shirt.
that the tax computation on the vast return
Mert robar typens to te oormet, bevever, it will be nemeraSY
Los 
bebjoët to vissther corresponders has been re-
valed from IRS regarding the soprank arm in the short tay ca
2. * As, gaserally, the pile that a copy of the expelled check,
Surement of the evesty, be form to quarters 3
Set inseam is reported on the treg.
It wald be y
la færunsa hlə eases Liet
PAIN, OF & way thereof, with the above requested informatics.
LAR:
3 city
tors
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1 I/
BAS
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DOHA B. FREY
^3/C£n/c2a/2ux)' Lay//
WE/AP
15 January 1969
2391
14-00000
لية الانتة الحادة التوبة
LASSIFIED MESSAGE
Total COPIES
SECRET
PEPSON/UNIT NOTIFIED
REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED
FROM
"MEXICO CITY
ACTION
INFO
CH/04
2
'
>
•
•
ADVANCE CUPT
UNIT
TIME
☐
SCOTTED
☑
VR. FILE, CA 2, WE 6, WH 7, ccs 3
CK
12
ECRET 4822457
DIR INFO PALP CITE MEXI 2132.
DIDORIC QKOPERA
REF A MEXI 2075
B DIR 75171
(Sway)
19 JAN 65 IN 56563
TICHBORN HAS SO MANY COMMITMENTS FOR SPECIFIC TIMES BY LETTER
ETC. TO VARIOUS PEOPLE ON THIS TRIP IT WOULD BE VERY DIFFICULT
TO REVERSE HIMSELF NOW AND RESCHEDULE. ASSUMING LUND WILL BE
PRESENT IN MEXI FOR SEVERAL WEEKS, TICHPORN COULD TOUCH BASE
WITH LUND ON MORNING 23 JAN WHEN HE WILL BE BACK IN MEXI.
IF OK WITH LIND.
SECRET
- CFN
SECRET
TICH BORN
14-00000
SECRET
TO:
REQUEST FOR INFORMATION AND REVIEW
WH/1
FROM: CHIEF, CI/OA
J. Halliwell.
DATE
30 December1964
C NO.
C - 77119
SUBJECT:
LOPEZ, Henry P.
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 It
FIELD TRACES
RI TRACES
OPERATIONAL AND DIVISION TRACES
RESULTS OF TECHNICAL INTERROGATION
GREEN LIST
NOTICE:
REMARKSI.
PINST
REVIEW OF STAFF/D DOSSIER
REVIEW OF STAFF/D CULLATERAL INFORMATION
REVIEW OF SECURITY OFF. REPORT AT CI/0A
REVIEW OF SEC. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT CI/OA
NEVIEN OF FBI REPORT AT CE/OA
REVIEW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
X OTHERS (See Remarks)
SECOND
☑
THIRD ANC SINAL
Since the original traces were run in 1959, and in light of question-
able 
information developed
; it is requested that a new 772 request for
amendment with up-dating of all 
traces and new Green List request be
submitted. On the 
772, please supply full details of use by
City Station.
the Mexico.
An up-dating of the biographic data cubmitted in 1959 will facititate
matters
.
WH/1 is again reminded that no Operational Approval for use exists
at this 
time. of 
granted 14 Oct 1959 ?
Unless appropriate action is taken within 30 days, this case will
be 
closed."
201-253203
4.10
889
914 PATTIOUS C667535.
SECRET
(201
14-00000
1 D. NCGRATH
7. KH/2/DR
.7983
ATE 2 DEC 1964
INDEX
✓ NO INDEX
MESSAGE FORM 13
28 SECRET
☐ FICE IN CS FILE NO.
MEXICO CITY, SANTO DOMINGO
FROM DIRECTOR
CONF WH8
INFO CA 2, CA/PES, UR, FILE
2
3
ROUTING
6
7.
.B
3 DEC 61 21 392
SIC CEN
TO
SX MEXI
INFO₁
SDOM
REF:
MEXI 1788 (IN 33670)
. CITE DIR
6836
IN HQS DISCUSSIONS WITH TICHBORN IT TENTATIVELY AGREED THAT
EARLY DECEMBER 1964 MIGHT BE A SUITABLE TIME FOR TICHSORN VISIT DOMREP
TO MAKE ASSESSMENT OF REID'S PUBLIC IMAGE AND RECOMMENDATIONS HOW TO
IMPROVE SAME. HOWEVER, IN VIEW EXCELLENT AND THOROUGH ASSESSMENT ALONG
SIMILAR LINES PROVIDED BY RECENT UNTUBA REPRESENTATIVES HQS, CONSIDERS
DESIRABLE THAT VISIT BY TÍCHBORN SHOULD BE MADE AT APPROPRIATE LATER
DATE AND WITH MORE SHARPLY DEFINED OBJECTIVES. WILL ADVISE.
C/WH/1
END OF MESSAGE
Tulbom 201
Walpo
AFORD. HERBERT
AC/WHO
j
OFFICER
COORDINATING OFFICER
1 SECRET
GROUP 1
lacoded a
downgrading and
OHN M. WHITTEN.
C/WH/2
001-253203
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
AUTHENTICATING
OFFICER
Pany No.
14-00000
:
UNCLASSIFIED
CONF.
AL
☑ SECRET
SUBJECT (Optional)
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
REQUEST NO:
FROM:
EXTENSION NO
REQUEST DATE:
RID/Files
G C 52
Ron
TO: (Offer designation, room number, and
building)
DATE
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SUBJECT ✓ General - Operational/Specific
to William D. KIMROY.
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Edward G. TICHBORN Letter of Resignation
REFERENCE:' MEXI-1745, dated 25 November 1964
Forwarded as a separate cover attachment to this dispatch is a copy
of the letter which TICHBORN prepared and forwarded to KIMROY on
25 November 1964.
Stewart R Pataher
for
Willard C. CURTIS
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الخدمة المقدمة العامة
Dear Fr.. Thomas:
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Due to increased demands upon my time from other clients,
I find it necessary to relinguish my duties as legal counsel
for the IILR here in Mexico, and I do so with great reluctance.
One of my heretofore-lesser clients has recently expended his
activities in certain real estate developments in Guadalajara
and Fuerto Vallarta, thereby necessitating ✓ frequent absence
from Mexico City. Then, too, I had underestimated the amount.
of time and effort required to satisfactorily attend the various
legal and administrative matters confronting CEDS.
Should you
so desire, I could recommend other legal counsel; but I em
inclined to feel that the Centro's principal problems would be
of an administrative nature rather then a legal one.
As for my legal fees to date, I am submitting a bill for
$650.00 U.S. Cy. This represents a total of 65 hours at the
rate of $10.00 per hour. My regular fees amount to $20.00 per
hour, but, in keeping with my own political affinity for labor
I have reduced them to the lesser figure..
couses,
May I thank you again for your confidence and good will in
having chosen me as legal counsel for your organization's activities
in Mexico. I shall be happy to give you a personal report of my
observations on my next trip to New York.
Sincerely yours,
Henry P. Lopez
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
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Edward G✓ TICHSORN
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Please extend for a period of one year with the following
amendment the present contract of Edward G. TICHBORN, which.
was due to expire 15 November 1964;
"Increase in basic compensation to $12,000 per
annum effective 1 December 1964; and additional com-
pensation of $1,500.00 dollars for full time services
rendered in June, July and August of 1964."
Desmond FitzGerald.
__ Chief __
Western Hemisphere Division
DDP/WH/DF/CRHalliwell:kte (20 November 1964)
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1. EDWARD G. TICHBORN DISCUSSED TERMS HIS KUBARK CONTRACT DURING
VISIT HOS EARLY NOVEMBER. HQS AGREES PRESENT EXPIRE EXPIRING CONTRACT
CALLED FOR ABOUT TWO THIRDS SUBJ'S TIME.. TICHBORN POINTED OUT PER.
REFERENCE HE NOW ENGAGED NINETY PERCENT TIME FOR KUBARK.
2. SUBJECT STATION CONCURRENCE HOS RECOMMENDS NEW ONE-YEAR
KNXXXXXKI CONTRACT PROVIDE RAISE FROM $9000 TO $13000 PLUS $3000
QUARTERS PER ANNUM. ALSO LUMP SUM PAYMENT 1500 DOLLARS FOR COMPENSATION
HIS RECENT FULL TIME SERVICE FUASPEN. ADVISE IF YOU CONCUR EXTEND HIS
CONTRACT ONE YEAR EFFECTIVE 19 NOVEMBER.
3. HQS TOLD TICHBORN WE CONSIDERED HIS SERVICES VALUABLE AS
WELL AS HIS EVER-NILLINGNESS DEPART ON SHORT NOTICE ASSIGNMENTS OTHER
DIVISION AREAS. OBVIOUSLY THIS PROPOSED RAISE WITH WHICH SUBJECT NOULD
BE MOST HAPPY SINCE STILL IMPOSES NO RESTRICTIONS ON HIS SOMETIME
OUTSIDE LEGAL WORK, WILL BE WITH UNDERSTANDING HE CONTINUE DEVOTE
NEAR FULL-TIME MANAGEMENT AND HANDLING QRMINE AND ORMANTLE PLUS
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2. PER REF B PARA 3: HUYETTE NOW BELIEVES THAT ORMANGER SHOULD
REOPEN CORRESPONDENCE WITH DTGODOWN. SUGGEST TICHEGAN PROMPT QRMANGER.
SEND BUYETTE COPY ORMANTLE WITH COVERING LETTER SUGGESTING NEW YORK
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1. TICHBORN ETA WASH NON OCT 25 AND WILL MAKE CONTACT INDICATED REF
Center
2. ASIDE FROM GENERAL DISCUSSIONS ON ARMINE AND ORMANTLE TICHBORN
EXPECTED DISCUSS FOLL SPECIVIC ITENS:"
SPECIFIC
Alba
A. LIKHLAK CONTRACT AND CHANGE IN COVER FUNDING FOR ORNINE.
IILK.
LIKULAK STILL WANTS BETTER ASSURANCE THAN DTRACCOON AS SIGNATORY TO
CONTRACT AND, IN ANY EVENT, WOULD LIKE SIGNED COPY OF CONTRACT
‹ ALL COPIES POUCHED TO HOS)
TICHBORN TOLD TO BRING SIGNED COPY
BACK WITH HIM FROM PBPRIME IF ALL POSSIBLE TO TAKE SOME HEAT OFF
THIS ISSUE,
Elba
B. JUAN BOSCH BOOK SINCE LIKULAK SUGGESTING HANDLING PUBLICATION
AND DISTRIBUTION SOMEWHAT DIFFERENTLY THAN ORIGINALLY CONTEMPLATED
AND STATION-NOT CERTAIN COMPATIBLE WITH PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS ON
FINANCING IT.
c. TICHBORN CONTRACT PER HMMA-24353.
5. TICHBORN SENT LETTER TO THOMAS, BRINGING PROSPECTUS, AND THREE
COPIES ORMANTBLE AIRNAILED PER REF C.
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General
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Edward G. TICHBORN Cover and Working Papers..
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES.
HARVETERNAKAN
REFERENCE:
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MICROFILM
As Headquarters is aware, Edward G. TICHBORN is in Mexico on a tourist
visa and with a number of "associations" (i.e., law firm in PBPP.IME, TV
and movie contacts in Mexico) which have sufficed to provide satisfactory
superficial cover for his presence and activities here up to this time.
However, he has been here long enough now and made enough trips to other
Latin American countries where a concinuation of this tourist status and
present cover arrangements should be changed for something more substantial.
All of this became apparent when he began to try to obtain his working
papers. TICHBORN's profession, of course, is that of a lawyer, but he
_ cannot practice this profession in Mexico, under Mexican law. Therefore,
to find a peg for working paper approval, something else had to be found.
None of his numerous present cover associations or stories had enough substance
to provide a sufficiently plausible basis for working papers. The corporation
being created for the QRMANTLE activity under the cover story being used
(e.g., fairly affluent PBPRIMER interested in culture and intellectuals
trying to get something of the QRMANTLE acture started and, then, interest
PBPRIME foundations in picking it up) will not support an application for
working papers. As a result, the Station and TICHBORN were casting about.
for something else with more depth and durability.
Attachment:
1.
Identity (UNDERSEPARATE COVER)
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During the week of 27 September, an old friend of TICHBORN's, Identity A,
came up with the following proposition:
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Identity Aoms Identity B which operates out of Mexico City and distri-
butes PBFRIME shows dubbed into Spanish throughout the Caribbear and
South American aLed. The business has been in existence for some time and,
according to TICHBORN
, is thriving. Identity A said that his business had
reached a point where he needed legal assistance of various types, but was
not prepared to turn it over to just any local lawyer since it involved.
a wide range of problems.
.-b..
Identity A, who knew from conversations with TICHBORN that the latter
was thinking about getting Mexican working papers, made an offer to TICHBORN.
He said 
that he would provide TICHBORN with office space and telephone in
his present office area in downtown Mexico City on Reforma if TICHBORN
would just advise
at advise him on what local lawyers, to see on these various legal
problems and act as a very general legal advisor to him on dealings with
these people. He and TICHBORN figured this would take, perhaps, 5% of the
latter's time
. Further, and most important; Identity A said he would provide
the basis 
with Identity B for TICHBORN obtaining his working papers. For
various reasons, however, Identity A desired an answer right away (within
several days).
The Station checked out Identity A in Station files and found that there
had been some previous traffic on him in the period, 1957-61: HDC-W-334
dated 19 December 1957; HMM-A-9445 dated 12 February 1958; DIR-40866 dated
20 May 1961; DIR-41304 dated 22 May 1961; DIR-41303 dated 23 May 1961;
DIR- 41298 dated 23 May 1961; and MEXI-8085 dated 23 May. 1961. As will be
noted, the May 1961 traffic concerned TICHBORN coming to Mexico and being
employed as legal counsel to Identity A. (This never really reached fruition
although TICHBORN used an association with Identity A, which was never more
than close social contact and an interest in show business, as one of his
various cover stories.) In all this traffic, there was not any derogatory
information developed on Identity A. Therefore, the Station on strength
of the timing required and this previous traffic told TICHBORN to go ahead
with the arrangement since it is not only essential for his local activities,
but will provide him with stronger and readily available cover for any
further Latin American trips (i.e., FUASPEN) he might be required to make.
TICHBORN has been told, to transact an absolute minimum of his business for
KUBARK at this office on his regular projects. (e.g., QRMINE and ORMANTLE).
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4. Hopefully, this will also straighten out the working papers problem on some
sort 
of rational basis in the near future.
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REFERENCE:HMMA-24352, dated 22 September 1964,
1. As probably can be discerned from previous communications on this subject,
the Station has never been too certain about the original understandings with
Subject on his relationship with KUBARK. At least some understandings have been
Supplementary to the formal contract (such as, his availability for extended
trips to Latin American areas in election periods). This is no complaint on
the part of the Station, but merely a prelude to a matter which the Station
brought up with TICHBORN in connection with his intellectual magazine and
QRMINE activities.
2. It has been the Station's inference, from talking to TICHBORN as well as
communications on other aspects of his relationship with KUBARK not covered
in his contract, that he is not to be considered a full-time contract agent.
In other words, he has outside activities in the legal and other fields here
which it was understood would provide additional income to him at the time he
entered into his original relationship with KUBARK. As can be discerned from
his biographic data, he has operated at a level and enjoyed an income outlook
that would not be satisfied by the present contractual arrangements on salary.
It 
has become obvious to the Station, however, that if he is to handle, properly,
present requiremets being imposed on him by the Station a very high percentage
For his available time is going to be involved.
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Taking all the foregoing into consideration and to avoid complications with
his present projects or TICHBORN, the Station asked him what understanding he.
He said
had on the proportion of his time to be devoted to KUBARK activities.
that his present contract was predicated on approximately 60 to 86-2/3% of
his time being utilized by KUBARK. His present estimate is that he is devoting
85 to 90% of his time to KUBARK activities; and, if he is to do the kind of job
that is desired on the two intellectual projects recently acquired, he will
sustain that percentage. Of course, he continues to be available for appropriate
election of political assignments (such as FUASPEN) in other countries from time
to time; but, it has to be recognized that when he is absent from Mexico,
this represents 100% of his time.
The Station agrees with his analysis on current commitments against his
time on behalf of KUBARK. Therefore, it was indicated to TICHBORN that he
should be prepared to take up this matter with Headquarters at the time he
makes his late October trip to PBPRIME in connection with the new intellectual
magazine (see reference) and that the Station would request Headquarters to be
prepared to discuss the matter at that time. It is the Station's understanding
that his present contract extension expires 19 November 1964.
5. The Station would like to emphasize that this matter was brought up at its
initiative in order to try (a) to assure that demands being placed on TICHBORN
recently could be reasonably expected to be fulfilled and (b) to get a complete
understanding on all aspects of TICHBORN's contractual status (written and
unwritten) so that neither the Station nor TICHBORN get committed to these
continuing activities and suddenly find themselves in contention about the
tline/salary involved. It should also be emphasized that TICHBORN has not
complained about recent requirements, but has devoted whatever time required
to handle them and do the job expected.
Stewnost Ketidakeng
for
Willard C. CURTIS
14-0000б
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Chief, WHD
FROM
Chief of Station, Mexico
SUBACT
Edward G. TICHBORN
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
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Reference:
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Edward G. TICHBORN's contract should be renewed.
Station is
awaiting his return from Chile to discuss possible changes, which
will be forwarded as soon as possible.
Distribution:
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CROSS REFERENCE TO
for
Willard C. CURTIS
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DATE
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
FACIAL
Chief WH Divisios
SUBUPIT
1963 Covert Income Tax Returns.
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
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1. According to the records in the Office of Finance, the
following nased individuals have failed to file the required Covert
Income Tax returns for 1963 Blace the duo date for Incom
Retur is 15 April for individuals physically present in PEPRINE
a that date and 15 June for individuals who are stroad on 15 April,
all of the following individuals are now call with respect to
their PFPRIX Income Tax responsibilitiou:
Otto BARHAWIST
LYHUYY - 1
Philip K. TESEARCLO
✓ Kuvard C. FICHBORH
Maxico 004
Mexico 006
Project LIAMBOSS
Project LICOLIC km ajendaur batalka
มิ. It is requested that steps, bo takes to precure the out-
standing tax returns COON possible sisco delinquent tax
Returns are subject to 63 statutory interest on the unpaid tax das
from 15 April to date of payment and in addition are also subject
to a nalty of 55 per month (not to exceed 25% of the tax liabili
for failure to file tax returns.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/1
SUBJECT
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1. According to the records in the Compensation and Tax Division,
Office of Finance, the following named individuals are required to file
Covert Income Tax Returns for 1963, but have failed to do so to date.
The due date for Income Tax Returns is 15 April for individuals physically
present in the United States on that date, and 15 June for individuals who
are abroad on 15 April. Therefore, all of the following listed individuals.
are now delinquent with respect to their U. S. Income Tax responsibilities:
Otto HAMMARQUIST
LIHUFF
Mexico OCA
Mexico 00A
✓
Philip K. TESSAROLO
Edward G. TICHBORN
Project LIEMBOSS
Project LICOLIC
2. It is requested that steps be taken to procure the outstanding
tax returns as soon as possible since delinquent tax returns are subject
to 6% statutory interest on the unpaid tax due from 15 April to 
date of
payment and in addition are also subject to a penalty of 5% per month
, 
not
to exceed 25% of the tax liability, for failure to file tax returns.
3. It is also requested that WH/B&F be. furnished with a copy of uny
correspondence going to the Field with respect to this subject.
Desmond FitzGerald
Chief
Western Hemisphere Division
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renewed and if any changes are desired.
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SAGO 7034 (IN 89145)
1. CONCUR TICHBORN MAKE ARRANGEMENTS PER PARA I BREF.
2. TICHBORN IDENTIFYING HIMSELF AS HENRY SHOULD CONTACT
WALLACE R. PARLETT AS SOON AS HE ARRIVES NEW YROK TO SET UP
BRIEFING IN WASH NOT LATER THAN 28 MAY, TICHBORN COULD
LEAVE FOR SAGO ON 29 MAY.
PARLETT'S OFFICE EXTENTION IS 6866.
HOME NUMBER IS IN VIRGINIA SECTION OF WASH DIRECTORY..
3. FOR SAGO: IN ORDER TO AVOID OVERLAPS AND CROSSING OF
LINES IT IMPORTANT STICE TO CONCEPT, TICHBORN'S UTILIZATION
PER REF B,L. E., HE WILL BE STATION EYES AND EARS BUT NOT
BECOME INVOLVED IN ORGANIZING CAMPAIGN FOR INDEPENDENTS
CR OTHER ELEMENTS.
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1. TICHBORN PREPARED LEAVE FOR SAGO WEEKEND 30-31 MAY, SOME
PROBLEMS INVOLVED BUT NOT INSURMOUNTABLE:
A. TICHBORN HAS NUMBER COMMITMENTS INVOLVING INTELLECTUAL MAGAZINE
TRYING TO GET OFF GROUND. MEXI EDITOR AND NUMEROUS OTHER MEXI
INTELLECTUALS ALREADY BEING PULLED INTO EFFORT. NUMBER PEOPLE
ALREADY BEING CONTACTED FOR ARTICLES, ETC. SO FAR GONE IN THIS THAT
CONNOT BACK OUT OR DEFER LAUNCHING MAGAZINE WITHOUT KILLING TICHBORN.
WITH LEFTIST INTELLECTUAL AND OTHER CIRCLES HERE FOR GOOD. FURTHER.
AT THIS STAGE, VILL NEED BADLY TICHBORN GUIDANCE IN ORDER TO KEEP EFFORT
FROM GOING AWAY. THEREFORE, TICHBORN WILL HAVE TO MAINTAIN SOME KIND
OF INTERIM CONTACT WITH THIS. PROBABLY CAN BE HANDLED BY MAIL THRU HIS
WIFE, BUT VERY POSSIBLE HE WOULD NEED MAKE ONE OR TWO VERY SHORT
TRIPS BACK TO MEXI DURING SOME PART OF THIS PERIOD FOR THIS PURPOSE
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TICHBORN CONSIDERING ALL FACTORS.
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B. TICHBORN COVER UP TO THIS POINT ON MUCH SHORTER TRIPS HAS BEEN
INTEREST IN LOS ANGLES MOVIE COMPANY AND SOME SHORT TERM MOVIE
INTEREST IN AREA TO WHICH HE VENT. HOWEVER, DO NOT BELIEVE THIS
SA. & in
WOULD SATISFY TWO TO THREE MONTH STAY. TICHBORN SUGGESTED IDEN I
WHOSE INTERESTS HE ACTUALLY REPRESENTING AS LAWYER TRYING FIND
INVESTORS, ETC. THIS COULD INVOLVE SURVEY TRIP TO LATIN AMERICA ON
ITS BEHALF WITH LETTER FROM. IDEN 2 WHO REMAIN UNWITTING. THIS COULD
BE LAID ON BY TICHBORN AT TIME HE MAKES SCHEDULED 27 MAY BUSINESS
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TRIP TO NEW YORK. SINCE IDEN I LOCATED WASHINGTON, HE SEE IDEN 2 mefarm
EASILY AT THAT TIME, GET LETTER, AND ALSO ANY INSTRUCTIONS OR
BRIEFING HQS MIGHT DESIRE GIVE. THEN, HE COULD LEAVE FROM WASHINGTON
FOR SAGO ON WEEKEND.
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IDEN 1- SOCIEDAD ANONIMA DE LUZ FUERZA ELECTRICA INTER- AMERICANA,
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT
Edward G. T TICHBORN
Please extend for a period of six (6) months
-the present contract of Edward G. TICHBORN which
was due to expire on 18 May 1964.
W. E. Brooks
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1. AS INDICATED IN REF 6 IN MID-1962, IT WAS STATION UNDERSTANDING
UNTIL FAIRLY RECENTLY THAT TICHBURN'S PRIMARY MISSION HERE WAS TO BE
AVAILABLE FOR ELECTION AND OTHER POLITICAL ACTION ASSIGNMENTS IN
HEMISPHERE FOR, IF NEED BE
WORDS, HE ASSIGNED HERE FOR LA BASE OPERATIONS WITH MEXI HAVING
RIGHT USE HIM WITHIN THOSE LIMITATIONS. OBVIOUSLY, NEXI COULD NOT
SADDESHIN WITH NORMAL AMOUNT OF PROJECTS REQUIRING ROUTINE AND
ASSURED MANAGEMENT UNDER THESE CONDITIONS. HOWEVER, USED HIM FOR NUMBER
EXTENDED PERIODS OF TIME. IN SO MANY
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PROJECT LIFIZZ WHICH AS MUCH AS STATION FELT COULD BE DONE WITHOUT
TYING HIM COHN TOO MUCH. REF C IN HID 1963 APPARENTLY RECOGNIZED
THAT STATION WAS USING HIM SOMEWHAT MORE THAN GRIGINALLY CONTEMPLATED.
PROJECT LICCLIC NOTED HE WOULD NOT BE HANDLING INTELLECTUAL JOURNAL
PROJECT.PROJECT LIFIZZ CR SOME REPLACEMENT, PLUS REMAINING AVAIL
FOR SHORT-CURATION POLITICAL ACTION ASSIGNMENTS IN OTHER AREAS.
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HAVE SUFFICIENT TO KEEP HIM SUSY. BELIEVE HQS. WILL AGREE WITH
TICHERN CONTACTS AND PAST HISTORY HERE WITH LEFTIST INTELLECTUAL
TYPES THIS IS FIELD MOST SUITABLE FOR HIM AND NO POINT IN TRYING
TO PUCH STRAIGHT PROPAGANDA OR YOUTH STUDENT OPREATIONS TO HIM.
HE QUITE VALUABLE AND HAS UNIQUE CAPABILITY THIS FIELD AND IS GIVEN
NUMBER ASSIGNMENTS BY STATION WHICH WOULD FIND DIFFICULT
SATISFY WITH: ANYONE ELSE: FOR EXAMPLE, CULTIVATING CEDRIC BELFRAGE-
AND GETTING HIS VIEWPOINTS ON HIS CUBAN VISIT OF SOME DURATION.
2. BASED ON FOREGOING, STATION RECOMMENDS THAT PRESENT CONTRACT
ARRANGEMENT RMAIN IN EFFECT SINCE STATION MOVING HIM INTO APPROPRIATE
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GET REF B OFF GROUND, SO THIS NOT BEST TIME FOR ABSENCE
ASSUME TRIP WOULD BE FOR WEEK OR LESS AND IF THIS GENERAL
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GO BEYOND STATE EXPRESSION STRONG INTEREST UNTIL GO THRU_SOME_
DEVELOPMENT PROCESS. DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN T AND X NARROWED FACT
X FEELS NEEDS ASSURANCE CONTINUITY AND SECURITY; 14 JOURNAL VENTURE
PRIOR ABANDONING OTHER SIDE-INCOME ROSSIBILITIES TO DEVOTE TIME AND
FFFORT REQUIRED JOURNAL. THIS INFERS SALARY FOR X WHICH T THINKS
WILL NEED BE FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED DOLLAR RANGE PER MONTH ONCE
PROJECT UNDERTAKEN T FEELS CAN GET N WORK WITH HIM ON PRELIMINARY
COST STUDIES AND OTHER DATA FOR REIMBURSEMENT X'S TIME AND WHATEVER.
OTHER COSTS INVOLVED WITHOUT NECESSITY ANY LONG-TERM COMMITMENT.
T ESTIMATES THIS TAKE AT LEAST TWO WEEKS AT TOTAL COST STOUL
THIS MUST BE DONE TO GET ENOUGH PRELIMINARY DETAIL FOR
(U.S.).
PROJECT SUBMISSION.
2.
SCONEST:
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PORE SEVEN OYAL CITY WITH JOURNAL OR JOURNAL
GRATE MECHANISM TO BE SET UP. THIS TAKES ABOUT MONTH IF NO
HITCHES AND COST ESTIMATED $628 (U.S.) IN "GRATUITIES" FOR VARIOUS
MEXICAN OFFICIALS INCLUDING INCIDENTAL TAX AND LEGAL FEES.
B. START CORPORATION PAPERS. PLAN IS FOR I HAVE LAW FIRM
HANDLE INCORPORATION IN FIRM'S NAME FOR SILENT CLIENT WHICH UNDERSTAND
IS COMMON PRACTICE HERE. STOCK CERTIFICATES TO BE BEARER TYPE AND
TO BE HELD BY T-FOR ASSURED CONTROL. ESTIMATE WILL REQUIRE AT LEAST MONTH
✓ F NO SNAGS AND COST $700 (US) INCLUDING REQUIRED
GRATUITIES. CORPORATE CAPITAL REQUIRED IS $4,000(1.5.) WHICH MUST
BE OF DEPOSIT WITH BANK FOR MEXI AUTHORITIES
VERIFICATION AT TIME INCORPORATION BUT MAY BE SPENT ANYWAY DESIRED
.
AFTER INCORPORATION OR IF PROJECT DOES NOT GO THROUGH MAY BE WITHDRAWH
FROM BANK AND RETURNED KUBARK. T'S STORY TO LAW FIRM WILL BE HE
STARTING CORPORATION AS FLYER IN CULTURAL FIELD NOT ONLY SINCE
FILLS IMPORTANT VOID, BUT BECAUSE HE HOPES LATER ATTRACT BIG
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FOUNDATION MONEY(I.E., FORD OR ROCKEFELLER) AND, THEN, IN SOME
SALARIED CAPACITY WILL GET CUT PROCEEDS, THIS EMINENTLY REASONABLE
HERE.
3. BASED FOREGOING, REQUIRE AUTHORITY USE $2,000 (U.S.)
D&TO FUNDS TO UNDERTAXE DEVELOPMENTAL ACTION IN ORDER GET X WORK
-ON PROSPECTUS, POSSIBLE ASSISTANTS, CONTRIBUTORS, ETC. AND OTHER
$4083 CORPORATE CAPITAL DEPOSIT WILL BE REQUIRED LATER
FACETS.
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WHEN CORPORATION, FORMATION NEAR FINAL STAGE.. IF DESIRE TO TAKE
. SUCCESSIVE STEPS, THEN ONLY $700 REQUIRED BUT MUST RECOGNIZE THIS
WILL SPAN OUT CONSIDERABLY TIME OF STARTING ACTIVITY.
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NO REASON GIVEN.
TICHBORN SHOULD NOT REPEAT NOT BE ADVISED OF THIS INCIDENT.
IT ASSUMED TICHBORN NOW REMAIN IN PLACE.
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RETURN 6 MAR. HE CAN DE REACHED THRU IDEN.
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1. FOLLOWING IS SUMMARY OPINION OF TICHBORN, FROM OFFICERS WHO
HAVE DEALT WITH HIM: EXCELLENT CHARACTER AND COMPLETE LOYALTY TO
ODYOXE. ALTHOUGH AT STATION REQUEST TICHBORN HAS DEALT IN MEXI WITH
PERSONS OF FAR LEFT, THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO INDICATION THAT HIS
POLITICAL INCLINATIONS ARE. ANYTHING BUT COMPLETELY PRO-PSPRIME. THERE
IS NO QUESTION ABOUT HIS ABILITY.AT ANY CHORE INTERESTING ENOUGH TO
STIMULATE HIM. NE IS EXTREMELY LUCID, AND HIS MIND CAN ONLY BE
DESCRIBED AS BRILLIANT. HE HAS AN EVEN, PLACID TEMPERAMENT. HIS
JUDGEMENT APPEARS TO BE SOUND (ALTHOUGH IN MEXI HIS ASSIGNMENTS HAVE-
USUALLY BEEN OF THE TYPE IN WHICH HE FOLLOWED STATION GUIDANCE).
H IS NOT GOOD AT DETAIL, SUCH AS REPORTING AND ACCOUNTING. IN ESSENCE:
HE IS A SHARP OPERATOR, WHO COULD PROBABLY DO WELL IN POSITION OF
IMPORTANCE.
2. STATION NOT IN POSITION TO COMMENT ON HIS LEGAL ABILITY. HIS
LOCAL ACTIVITY FALLS IN THE PUBLIC RELATIONS CATEGORY ( AS A POPRINE
CITIZEN HE NOT ALLOWED PRACTICE MEXI).
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OF HIS CHARACTER, ABILITY, TEMPERAMENT, AND JUDGEMENT.
WITHOUT ADVISING
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
Chief, WH Division
KUWOLF/ Operational, status of Projects on Principal Agents
Action: As Stated Blow
REPS: A.
HAVE-11534
B. HUMA-31914
C. DIR-63035
Di
DIR-61786
5. MEXI-3613
PADIR-0204
G.
KA-32041
2. Now that Douglas Freapare's conversion has been approved,
Headquarters requests that the Station submit a Project outline for
his support. Readquarters is aware that the Station had drafted
this project but was holding it until PARAPANK's Des status became
clarified.
_ 2. Station is also requested to submit a project on Edward G.
TICHBORN, as per references D and F. In reply to reference E,
FICHACON is considered a Station Noxico City agent which means that
his salary should no longer be charged to JUPOPLAR/10.
3.
With reference to LIESONY-1, tho Station indicated in
highs posibly G, that with the arrival SANDAKANI
drop this agent. In the event Station decides to
continue using LIKSOWY-1, please submit an amendment to LIVLUMN
Project or a separate support project for LIEBONY-1.
Oliver G. GALBOXD
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dated 22 August 1963
B. Memorandum for Comptroller, subjoot:
"Headquarters Treatment of Advances to
Projecto Funded Through Projects JNPOFLAR/10
and JMPOPLAR/12", fros Chief, Audit Staff,
kamaldus margin, machamanya dated 24 September 1983 around versteko eno adaina betray
1. The following is MI Division's reply to paragrapà¨
B of reference A:
b.
The JMPOPLAR/10-Administrative Plan-
will be revised to incorporate the
recommendations made in subject report.
Investigation by Hill Division determines
that the salary of Keward G. TICHBORN has
been charged teproperly to JMPOPLAR/10.
A new project is being initiated against
which TICBN's salary will be charged.
Appropriate Declarations of Trust will be
obtained from project personnel for the
University City Bank account.
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Division is initiating action to.
close the project's account at tho
First 
National Bank.
2. The revised Administrative Plan, referred to la
paragraph 
la above, 
will include changes which reflees the
recommendations made in 
reference U.
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for J. C. KING
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__ REQUESTS FOR LICHEW, LICOAX, LILISP C, LILISP X, LINOODLE,
LITAINT. ALSO REQUESTED STA FORWARD NEW PROJECT OUTLINES
TO COVER TICHBORN AND RIKON
1. HMMA-21914 POUCHED 9 AUG IS GENERAL STATION COMMENT ON KUWOLF
RENEWALS. AS REFERENCE INDICATES DISPATCHES POUCHED 9 AUGUST NOT
RECEIVED MEXI KUWOLF DESK AS OF 16 AUG SUGGEST VALUE OBTAINING HMMA-21914
ASAP.
2. STATION UNAW
AWARE APPARENTLY SIGNIFICANT LAG BETWEEN ARRIVAL
DISPATCHES HOS AND DELIVERY TO DESK. HMMA-21864, ACCORDING TO REF,
HAD NOT HIT DESK AS OF 16 AUGUST YET SHOULD HAVE BEEN RECEIVED. HOS
8 AUG. PLEASE ADVISE IF THIS IS NORMAL DELAY. IF SO CERTAIN MATTERS
NOW TREATED DISPATCHES WILL OF NECESSITY BE SUBJECT CABLE TRAFFIC.
3. REF PARA TWO REF. TICHBORN RECRUITED AND BEING PAID FROM HOS.
STATION HAS AVOIDED UTILIZATION TICHBORN IN PROJECTS SO TIME CONSUMING
AS TO PROHIBIT TRAVEL, AS IT WAS UNDERSTOOD HE WAS TO BE KEPT IN
READY STATUS FOR INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENT. SHOULD THIS UNDERSTANDING
BE RETAINED NEW PROJECT FOR TICHBORN, OR CAN MEXI NOW CONSIDER MIM
AS PRIMARILY MEXI AGENT?
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18 June 1963
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT:
Chief, Contract Personnel Division
Edward G. TICHBORN (p), Amendment
of 
Contract
1. It is requested that the contract, as amended for
Edward 
G. TICHBORN, 
Contract Agent, be further amended effec
tive 1 June 1963 as follows:
a. Increase basic compensation from $8,000
to $9,000 
per 
annum.
b. Provide additional compensation for quar-
ters 
procurement at 
the rate of $3,000 per annum
for self and 
dependents.
C. Extend the period of the contract for an
additional 
year.
d. All other provisions of the contract remain
in 
effect.
2. The increase in compansation as recommended by the
Mexico 
City Station is based 
on the manner of TICHBORN's per-
formance
Stance and the increased 
amount of time which he devotas
to 
Agency 
requirements.
3. The WH Division concurs with the Station recommenda-
tion. 
TICHBORN has 
become an increasingly valuable and pro-
ductive covert asset.
W. E. BROOKS
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1. LINLUCK YET BY OUTSIDE-CASP¬ges!ARP=SUENTVO 31 MAY. TOLD
CASE OFFICER HE DISTRESSSIO SAUER LEARNED DAY RESORE DEPARTING
PARI THAT WIFE HAD CANCER". A
TINKING RECENTLY OF
"RESIGNING FROM KUPARK, SECAUSE IT PAYER AF "GOOD-FRIEND THAT
BAD SERVANT". ARDER HOWEVER THAT HE HAD NOT MADE PIRM RECISION.
2. FYI: AT LAST MINUTE IT PAT TRY TO SHATITUTE LEO :0.
REOLICH FOR TICHPORN AS OUTSIDE
THIS DHE FACT LICONKY-)
APPROACHED TICHPORN SHORTLY REFORE LINEITY ARRIVAL REQUESTING
TICHBORN-MEET-LINLUCY AS SONY AS LATTER ADRIVE MIXI. STATION,
IN PLANNING FOR TIGHBORN 45 CASE, HA VOT REALIZEO TÍCHPORN
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1. STATION AGREES HQS EVALUATION TICHBORN AND CONCURS SALARY INCREASE
AND HOUSING ALLOWANCE AMENDMENT. * ALSO AGREE INSURANCE RIGHTS SHOULD
BE INCLUDED CONTRACT.
2. BELIEVE RAISE SHOULD BE $1,300 PER ANNUM WITH HOUSING AT
$3,030, WHICH TOTAL MEETS TICHBORN'S OWN REQUEST.
THESE FIGURES
PROPOSED TO TICHBORN (WITHOUT COMMITMENT) 21 MAY AND ACCEPTABLE.
TO HIM.
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Cable comments on Contract ranoval and amendment
1. While TICHBOR was at Headquartere in April, he said he needed
$1,000 per year more than the $8,000 plus expenses he receives under his
prosent contract. He cited the high cost of life insurance he must take
out for all his air flights, since he does not receive EUBARK rights of
survivorship as a Contract Agent. He also mentioned the rising cost of
living in Mexico, and the increased amount of time he is spending on behalf
of KUBARK, at the expense of his cover. He said that his financial situation
will soon force him to spend more time on his law practice, limiting his
availability to KUBARK.
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2. Headquarters thinks highly of TICHBORN, and we regard him as
an excellent long time asset who might possibly be converted to carser
agent in the future, then his legal practice is less lucrative
chooses to work almost full time for KUBARK.
or he
3. Meanwhile, Headquarters bolioves that the fairest arrangement
for KUBARK and for TICHSORN, would be to keep him in contract status,
raising his salary. This would ensure KUBARK's continued utilisation
of his valuable services, would assure the maintenance of a strong cover,
and at the same time would give TICPBORN the incentive to work hard at
his cover and would parait him to realize the return from his cover.
efforts. If TICHBORN were converted to Career Agent status now, there
would be almost, if not total offset of his cover income.
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h. Headquarters suggests that when TICHBQ's contract is renaved
as of 19 May 1963 for two years, it be amended to increase 
his salary 
by
$1,000 par year, and that additional compensation of $3,500 
per year be
A clause can
included for housing. The whole amount would be 
taxable.
also be added to the contract authorising TICHBORN to apply for the special
Life and hospitalisation insurance given Contract Agonto.
5. Please discuss the proposal in paragraph ↳ and/or any Station
ideas with TICHBORN, but avoid making any commitments. Since the present
contract empires on 19 May, it is requested that the 
Station cable its 
views
on TICHBORN's future use and proper pay.
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1. Station Mexico regrets that, to date, it has been unable
to obtain the Reference report from Tichborn. As Headquarters is aware,
Tichborn, while brilliant and articulate, is not always dependable,
especially when it comes to routine tasks. It is true, however, that
Tichborn has been extremely busy traveling for KUBARK, and is at the moment
on another of his frequent trips.
2. In any event, Tichborn has promised to provide the report as
soon as he returns from his present trip. It will be forwarded when received
from him.
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1. TICHBORNE RETURNING EVENING 5 APRIL. PLEASE ADVISE WIFE.
ALSO PLS REITERATE OUR APPRECIATIN HIS EFFORTS HERE AND AT SAME
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GOOD FEELING FOR LOCAL SITUATION THROUGH CONTACTS DEVELOPED ON HIS
OWN NITIATIVE PLUS CONFERNECES WITH KEY STATION PERSONNEL, INCLUDING
REUTLINGER AND BUCCHERI.
INTERVIEWED
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VENDORS TO SENIOR BUSINIOS LEADERS. UNABLE MAKE CONTACT WITH
BICENTER WHO INDICATED THAT DUE PRESENT MILITARY CRIS IS HIS EVERY
MOVE COVERED BY NEWSMEN, THUR ME PREFARED NOT SEE TICHBORNE
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personnel Division
SUBJECT:
Edward 0. TICHBORN (p), Contract Amendment
1. It is requested that the contract for Edward 0. TICHBORN,
Contract Agent, be amended to delete the current paragraph 2.
Travel and Operational Expenses and insert:
02.
You will be
Travel and Operational Expenses.
advanced or reimbursed funds on an actual, reasonable
and necessary expense basis for those expenses incurred
by you in connection with such travel or may be directed
or authorised by the Government and while on temporary
duty away from your permanent post of assignment. In
addition, you will be advanced or reimbursed funds for
Teasery operational expenses as specifically approved
by the Goverment. Payment and accounting for all
expenses incurred hereunder will be in substantial con-
formance with applicable Government regulations.
The effective date of the amendment should be as of the effective:
I date of the contract, 19 May 1961.
2. The above request is corrective in nature as it was not
intended to change the travel expense provision which had been in
effect during his previous contract.
W. E. SECOKS
Chief, H Support.
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Paul 0:
Tichborns original contract provided for travel on an actual
expense basis. This was when he was working on a 
daily or job
Irate basis.
This contract was terminated and a new contract was written
in May 1961. He was given an $8,000 per year, and the reimbursement
for operational travel section reads "
This may include per diem in
lien of subsistence---.
None of Tichborn's travel claims have been processed since the
All travel claims 
submitted by
new contract has been effective.
him, starting in June 1961 have been submitted on an actual expense
basis.
Finance takes the view that the "This may include per diem---"
as restricting Tichborn to per diem only plus of course 
operational
expenses. Processing Tichborns old accounts 
on this basis would .
require him to refund several hundred dollars
.
An ammendment to the contract
accounts as submitted.
Options:
would take care of these old
Contract to state belval expenses are
To mouch 9 discussed with meedon
1.
Get refund from Tichborn
2.
3.
Ammend contract to cover actual expenses to present
date.
Ammend contract to cover actual expenses past and
future.
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46-3248 DURING OFFICE HOURS AND ASK FOR KEN TO ARRANGE LUNCHEON
WILL BE MET IN
MEETING SAME DAY AT NOGARO HOTEL, J. A. ROCA 562.
LOBBY WHERE HE SHOULD BE SEATED AND READING "TIME" MAGAZINE.
SECRET.
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Chief of Station, Mexico City
Chief of Station, San Salvador.
Edward G. TICHBORN (p)
ACTION RECURED
REFERENCES
See paragraph 3.
HSS-1806
SECAST
153-4-1:000
HEADQUARTERS ALL NO
636-3
DATE
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9 March 1963
RE: 433:CHEOX Y ONE
MARKED FOR INDEONG
NO INDECING REQUIRED
INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
BY QUAURED HO DESK ONLY
1.
Referenced dispatch was discussed with the Ambassador en 6 March.
He said that in talking with Oliver 0. GALBOND and others in Headquarters
in early 1962 as well as with Chief, DYFOUR support, he had expressed
great appreciation for the assistence rendered by Edward G. S.
He said that he still felt that a similar survey, made a year or so after
the first one, would be
the outlook of the variou
n assessing significant changes in
of Salvadoran society. Also discussed
une the possible utility of an early April 1962 survey on the issues and
personalities as they night develop during the forthecaing elections,
presently scheduled for 29 April 1962. However, the Ambassador concluded
that he was, of course, avare that there are other priority needs for
TICHBOR's services.
2. While the Station would welcome another visit by subject, it does.
not appear that the need for a general survey is so pressing as it was a
year ago. It is doubted that basic conditions have changed greatly, and
the changen which have taken place have been fairly well covered in CDACID
reporting. With regard to the pre-election estimate, mentioned above,
it should be noted that there are no other parties to date in the field
except the government party, the Partido Conciliacion Nacional (PCH), and
only the FCN has thus far put forward candidates for Fresident and Vice-
President. Unless postponed, the closing date for announcements is 12 March.
In other words, at the moment it appears that the not result of the
overwhelming victory of the FCM in the elections of last December has
made the forthcoming elections a more formality.
3. The Station will appreciate early advice of a second visit by
TICHBORE, if his schedule permits.
SHK/g®
7 March 1962
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PERSONALITIES AND POWER ELENENTS TO BE FACTORS ELECTIONS. NOW
SCHEDULED 23 JUNE HAVING IN MIND HIS RETURNING IN LATE MAY
FOR PERICO THROUGH ELECTIONS SHOULD DEVELOPMENTS INITIAL VISIT
SO WARRANT.
12, EFFORTS BY REUTLINGER TO CONTACT IDENTITY HAVE REVEALED
THAT HE NOT ARAHBURU CAMPAIGN MANAGER NOR CURRENTLY DIRECTLY
INVOLVED IN HIS CAMPAIGN. THIS MAY WELL ST TO OUR ADVANTAGE
SINCE WE PREFER THAT TICHBORN CONTACT A BROAD RANGE OF POLITICAL
LEADERS AND GROUPS. HOWEVER PREFER TO EXPLORE IDENTITY POSITION
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FYIS MEXI STATION CONTRACT AGENT EDWARD G TICHBORN (IDEN)
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AND NO CONTACT WITH STATION PLANNED.
2. TICHBORN TRAVELING WITH MR CARLOS MCCORMICK, "MOGUL OF DEMOCRATIC.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE. MCCORMICK INVITED TO CARA BY "GROUP OF BUSINESSMEN”
WHO WANT INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL ELECTION TECHNIQUES. MCCORMICK
INSISTED THAT TICHBORN, WHO HANDLED GPIDEAL CAMPAIGN IN PBPRIME
SPANISH-SPEAKING AREAS, ACCOMPANY HIM ON TRIP.
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DURING MIS ABSENCE. PRESUMES CALLS FROM SUBJECT OF REFS OR HIS AISE
TO DISCLOS POSSIBILITY TICHBORN APPROACHING CERTAIN AMERICAN COMPANIES
WHO HAVE PREVIOUSLY INDICATED WILLINGNESS SUPPORT SUBJECT REFS
SHOULD HE DECIDE RUN FOR PRESIDENCY.
2.
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ALVISE SOONEST.
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BICENTER FROM ATTEMPT TO RAISE CAMPAIGN FUNDS IN PBPRIME.
REALIZE THIS MAY BE DIFFICULT FOR TICHBORN HANDLE GRACEFULLY.
PERHAPS TICHBORN COULD PLEAD PREVIOUS BUSINESS COMMITMENTS AS
EXCUSE. IN ANY CASE HQS WILL DEFER TO HIS JUDGMENT RE IMPLEMENTATION.
2. HQS REASONING RE ABOVE IS THAT FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF
PEPRIME BUSINESS INTERESTS COULD PREJUDICE BICENTER REPUTATION-
AND ELECTION PROSPECTS.
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CONNECTION FUTURE POLITICAL ACTION OPS HERE. WE THEREFORE
WELCOME TICHBORN ASSIGNMENT IF HE CAPABLE SUCH URVE
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ARRIVE NEW YORK CITY
EARLIEST DATE, IF
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B. CHECK INTO HOTEL OF CHOICE.
C. PHONE METROPOLITAN 8-0469, WASHINGTON, D.C.,
IDENTIFYING SELF TRUE NAME, REPORTING NAME OF HOTEL AND ROOM
HE STAYING AND ASK THAT THIS INFORMATION BE RELAYED TO
MR. NELSON.. (THIS IS 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE AND UPON
RECEIPT OF INFO HQS CASE OFFICER WILL PHONE TICHBORN TO
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The following information was derived from a transcrip
tion of a tape made during a meeting with Edward TICHBORN
in early June 1962 in Washington, D.C. The purpose 
of 
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meeting was to debrief TICHBORN concerning 
his opinions 
and
experiences gained from a recent trip to El 
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As you
I would like to go into several of the things that I
First of all, I am
have previously covered in my report,
happy to say that the radio schools started by DURON'S
Group suumed to have gotten off to a very good start. There
have been about 100 sets distributed so that there 
are about
now something like 10,481 students enrolled in 1,000 of the
radio schools. It's apparently had very good success.
publish books that go along with the radio classės.
probably will remember, there was a literacy campaign that.
was fashioned after the idea that was promulgated by Father
SALCEDO in Columbia. Interesting to me is the fact that the
radio schools have received about 1,400 letters with suggestions
One of the problems
and praise and various other commentaries.
they are having right now is there isn't a transmitter power-
I understand 
that
ful enough to got much beyond the capital.
a transmitter is on route and it would certainly be a big
boon to them. It seems to me that the radio is probably the
most effective way of getting out to the groups in the out-
lying areas. There are no newspapers to speak of, and once
you get the listeners hocked on the radio, then of course
,
you can go from literacy campaigns into various other things
wo have in mind. Incidently, these radios as you probably.
realize aro on a fixed frequency, and the program is 
lead 
by
a priest, named Father Manuel MOLINA SIERRA.
: Speaking about the priest, it is interesting to note
that there has apparently been a considerable shift in the
attitude of the Catholic Church with respect to reforms in
San Salvador. It would not be surprising to note that this
is probably a Hemisphere-wide, if not a world-wide attitude
on the part of Popo John, the 23rd. You might even kind of
correlate this to what is happening in Spain and 
also in
Portugual. In El Salvador, itself, the Bishop issued 
a 
lotter
sometime back with the last several months calling for social
reforms and for immediate changes within the social structure.
of El Salvador. As I mentioned to you earlier, it caused
considerable consternation with the so-called ruling 14.
a matter of fact, the ambassador mentioned to me that they.
have been complaining recently that they have lost the big
three pillars of strength that they had, the army, the Church,
and the American Embassy. As was predictable and I think 
I
mentioned this in my last report, the so-called, 14. and some of
As

the less wealthy people in El Salvador have looked askanco.
at the Alliance for Fropress. I think you will 
remember 
that
in my last report I predicted that we would have problems.
with respect to many reforms if they were 
to be the sine 
qua
con of aid from the United States.
1
With respect to the Church, I think it might be a good
idea to give some very detailed study as to how we can exploit
to the best possible extent, the apparent change 
within the
Church not only in EF Salvador but all over 
Latin America.
think that it might be a thing that wo should sit around or
Someone sit around for a considerable time trying 
to analyze
all the ins and outs, and how we can fit this into the 
whole
program of action in Latin America.
Now you ask me in our informal chats about the structure
of these as far as the nationalities of the people involved in
the hierarchy. I think it's in the upper 
structure, Spaniards
and Italians; but in the lower structures most of the 
people
are from El Salvador and sobe from Guatemala and 
that their
I 
think
natural inclination would be to go with the people.
I mentioned in my earlier report that very frequently the
priests in their early Massos (say at 5:00, 6:00 or 
7:00 
a.m.
would be attended naturally by the low-income groups)-would
At 
the later Masses, 
they
ask for social changes and reforms.
would change the attitudes of their sermons because of the
different economic complex of the people attending church.
It's interesting to note that the Bishop's letter that 
was
issued with respect to reforms got a very angry reaction from
the 14.
Now one of the things that I note with respect to the
general political atmosphere in San Salvador is that 
there
seems to be a considerable confusion among the 
people with
Let's take for example,
respect to some of these reforms.
the minimum salary. It is one of the cornerstones of reform
by the present ruling JUNTA, and it will be carried 
through 
by
President-elect RIVERA. As of right now, there seems 
to be a
very calculated campaign on the part of business and on 
the
part of financiers to confuse the people, and they 
have 
done
a good job of it. I remember talking to many people asking
Many
then candidly, "what is this minimum 
salary all about?"
of them told me the government has decided that they can be paid o
only so much and no more. In other words, they have really 
con-
verted it into an idea that this 
is maximum salary.
Also there
has been a considerable laying off of all people in certain
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factories and the reason being given, that the government now
makes it impossible for us to keep a full staff, and therefore
we are reducing. This, of course, could have very serious
effects on any ability of the government to carry through its
reforms with respect to minimum wage. Interesting enough,
there are even people in the lower classes, who having been
confused by what it means, are very definitely against the
whole idea of minimum wage. 1.think, here again, it is a
necessity for the government either to acquire a newspaper or
to buy a considerable interest in one of them and also to do
a job of publicizing and getting the message across with
respect to the general class of laborers. However, I anticipate.
that this difficulty--that the people, with the economic power,
are in a 
good position to at least partially sabotage this
particular reform by the simple expedient of just laying people
off and blaming it on the government. Let's face it, with
respect to political reform in Latin America, the thing that
is most meaningful to people is not political liberty, but
"bread in the belly. " We have got to constantly bear in mind
that when we, with our own criteria of political liberties here
in the United States, go into Latin America we have got to
realize that sometimes the right to vote and the right to express
our views is a meaningless concept to a peasant who really is
worried 
about whether he gets one tortilla or two tortilias;
it's the bread that is the biggest political factor in any part
of Latin 
America.. In this respect, it is interesting to note
that 
whereas the last time I was in El Salvador there waS &
lot of talk about Fidel Castro that was just kind of spontaneous
and extemporaneous on the part of some several hundred people
that I 
talked to. This time I also went through many of the
low-income barries out in the countryside and talked to a great
number of people, and a great number of them kept mentioning.
Martinez who was the president for about 10 to 12 years back,
1934 
to 45, Many of them, particularly, the older people
spoke rather nostalgically about the times of Martinez when
there were jobs and when the prices were low and when even
though the wages were low, you could buy a full meal and could
get comparatively confortable housing. Of course, it is
known that Martinez is one of the worst tyrants that they have
had there; and for a long time the thing they remember is not
the repressive measures that he took, not the number of people'
that were slaughtered under his orders. The thing that is
remembered now mostly is the fact that there were more jobs,
that the prices were low, etc. We've got to constantly bear
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in mind that the things that are mostly meaningful to these
groups of people is whether they are working, the price
structure, and just the general bare economic needs that are
met by any government. I want to talk now for 3 moment about
the Alianza para Progresso and some of my impressions about
how it's doing, not only in El Salvador, but in Guatemala and
some of the other countries that i observed. One of the most
immediate impressions that I get is during the last few months:
is that the Alianza para Progresse has been terribly over
publicized. I think we made a serious mistake in arousing
expectations in Latin America that may not be met. As a
matter of fact, I know from talking with many of the people
there that the expectations they have simply are not within
the reckoning of what the United States has planned. I even
think it's unfortunate if we have a slogan, that the Alianza
para Progresso as a slogan is open to serious attacks both
humorously and satirically. As a matter of fact, already
many people even our friends are beginning to use the slogan
by way of criticism. I have in mind recently, that the Foreign
minister of Honduras was in Mexico and in a public statement
said, "we have a lot of alliance but no progress." And of.
course in the schools in El Salvador, there are all kinds of
turnings about twisting the words around by way of criticism.
What I mean by over publicizing and sloganizing is the
fact that almost all over Latin America, the newspapers are
reporting an outpouring of millions and millions of dollars,
and as you might expect they convert the figures into pesos,
or other local currency whatever you happen to be, so that
there is an announcement saying that the Alianza para Progresso
has allocated 10 million dollars and then they convert that
into 120 million pesos; it sounds like an awful lot of money.
Immediately people have grandioso ideas about what is going
to be done with all this money when in effect it is only a
request for that kind of money that has been done.
We have,
basically speaking, still some problems anong Congress as to
how much money is going to be allocated. Let me give you a
specific case about what I feel is an over publicizing of
the Alliance's program.
In El Salvador there was an announce-
ment in the papers that three million dollars had been Bilo-
cated by the United States Covernment for the building of
schools. Now, 3 million dollars converted into local currency
is something like seven and half million colones. That's a
big sum of money down there and, of course, it got tremendous
play in all the newspapers. Well it turned out, what the
Alliance had in mind, along with the Junta, was to build one
hundred small schools. This would be 100 schools worth
around $30,000 a piece. Well, one of the model schools, right
now, is in the process of constructions in one of the neigh-
borhoods in El Salvador. While I was there, there was
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considerable snide criticism by the press; by a lot of the
population that this was a poor example of Alliance for
Progress spending. It was a small school; it was within the
desired $
30,000 budget, but I am thinking that rest of the
people in El Salvador having talked about 7,500,000 colenes,
were expecting palaces to be built. Suddenly you have a very
small school, and it was being criticized by the press; by the
people at large. The next day, quite fortunately, the Minister
of Education very cbly took this issue and quieted it by
saying: "We said we are going to build schools, not palaces."
But I think 
that even this criticism could have been avoided
had we announced rather that the expenditure of 3 billion.
dollars or 7,500,000 colones, had we just announced that the
Alliance for Progress, in cooperation with the El Salvador
government, was going to build 100 small schools and say so
without any more dressing it up, not even mention the amount
of money that was going to be spent in total because then no
one could expect more than a small school. Also I think it
would have been better to have the first schools outside El
Salvador, possibly in a little town like Santa Techie or one
of the other neighboring towns; and then build the school
right next to the old school so that there would be a marked
contrast in every way. You could see it immediately. Certainly
there is always
, land available near all the old schools, and
Just destroy the old school when you've built the new one; and
then really to do a public relations job, get statements from
the teachers, from the students, and, perhaps, have the oldest
school teacher in the neighborhood lay the cornerstone to the
school. Really do a public relations job of it on a very
personal basis rather than trying to stagger people with huge
sums of money. This is what I mean by talking in huge figures
when you can do a better job and arouse less expectation. When
you have few expectations, almost anything is better; so I
think if we talk little and act big, we're going to be much
better off in the long run.
I think also a very highly over-publicized group is the
Peace Corps. Here again, I think we're setting ourselves up
for some possible difficulty. All of this publicizing is
very good for consumption here in the United States; but in
the world we're living in now, the same kind of propaganda
gets outside the United States,
of jokes about the Peace Corps.
publicizing here in this country.
Already there are all kinds
Its done a terrific job of
They get great coverage in
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all the big picture magazines. In time there's going to be
n musical comedy 
about the Peace Corps. All this is great
stuff as far as the United 
States is concerned, but I'm
afraid 
it is going to create serious problems abroad. Actually
the actual observable 
benefit of the Peace Corps in the
various areas 
will be very minimal when you consider, for
example, they 
have about 29 people that will be in the Peace
Corp 
in San Salvador. They're not going to be able to make
much of a dent 
in separate communities, because they are
separated. 
As I understand it, from talking to the manager
of the 
Peace Corps for the Contral Americon area; most of
these kids will 
be alone in the villages they are going to,
and whatever they do 
is not going to be very observable as
far as the 
general population is concerned.
one of the things that we haven't yet learned in our thinking
Unfortunately,
about these under-
developed countries is the fact that we do
such naive things 
as this: there is an elderly lady about 63
years of age that has 
been assigned to one of the small
villages in southern El Salvador and her expertise is home.
economics. 
If you have ever been to one of these small
villages and if you have seen that they subsist, and I say
subsist, merely 
on a small supply of beans and maybe one or
two tortillas; 
and the difference between the supply of one.
or two 
tortillas is a very meaningful one. When you start
talking about balancing 
the diet and varying the diet and
having a 
home economics expert to teach them this, this gets
pretty ironic. 
This is precisely the thing that could
easily 
be open to criticism and easily open to satire.
I can
Imagine 
if I were someone in a position of Dr. Jose Rodriguez
RUIZ, who was a 
very left leaning Dean of the School of
Economics in El Salvador--if I really wanted to cede on one
issue and 
ridicule it, I would talk about this person who was
an expert on home 
economics%; balanced dieting; and how many
vegetables 
you should have; what variety of vegetables, how
much 
cottage cheese you should have; and the whole thing in the
balanced diet. I 
could murder this whole thing in very short
time and make it 
very ridiculous.
I think these are things that, we've got to think about.
We've 
got 
to think about all the possible weaknesses, how this
thing can be turned around. I 
know that in the United States,
I know that in the 
hometown of this woman (she's from Nebraska)
it sounds 
absolutely marvelous and this home economics expert
is going down to 
a little Latin American country and tell them
all about home economics
, but from the point of view of the
Latin American 
it's sheer irony and it's susceptible to attack.
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With respect to your question about the influence
of the Church with the campesinos in other parts of the
community; I think that it's probably true all over
Latin America that the Church has great influence on the
thinking of the population. It's interesting to note
that in San Salvador and Mexico the real church goers
are the women and not the men, but the men are very certain
that their wives go to church so that they're their.
surrogates and that they take their children along with
ther. Although, they are not great church goers, I think
they are Catholics and are greatly influenced by the priests.
You asked whether the people in El Salvador are
aware that there have been food shortages in Cuba and that
the Castro program is undergoing serious difficulties and
the answer to that is "yes". As a matter of fact I was.
interested in this when I talked to various people, including'
cab drivers and boys that shine your shoes, people working
in the markets, and some of the campesinos. There is an
awareness, certainly in the city, that Castro is having his
difficulties. One of the things that is interesting and,
of course,
I think this may be referable to their Church
influence is that the word Communism per se still has a
serious effect on people. I think it's one of the things
they talk about--social reform, etc., etc., but, the tag
Communism is still a very harsh tag in the Latin American-
mind. I think this is one of the serious errors Castro
made from his point of view was to declare himself a
Communist and a Marxist-Leninist because many people that
might have gone along with him at that moment got frightened
off. There is an awareness that he is having troubles and
that the Revolution hasn't gone along on the way it has.
Also there was a lot of talk among a certain group of
people tha I talked with--these were some workers from a
textile mill, that there had been an awful lot of killing
that was done by Castro. Apparently, there had been
pictures of a lot of executions in some of the Latin American.
newspapers; and this has had an effect on them.
With respect to the government prosecuting anyone for
violation of the minimum wage law: As far as I understand,"
it's still in its infancy. I think the belief of the
government is that if they start to impose any violations
this might have a serious effect in getting the program
across. But in this respect, I'd like to mention the
seventh day wage that was passed about a year ago when I
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was in Salvador apparently is working fairly well. You'll
recall that this was accepting with the Bible that if
anyone worked for six days (this was referable to the
campesinos) he was entitled to the seventh day pay.
I was
worried at the time and mentioned my worries to Choretic
(Phonetic) and also the Minister of Economics who was at
breakfast with us at that time, that one of the possible
dangers of any reform is that it is not carried through
intelligently and forcibly. It is better not to have a
reform, not to announce a new idea, not to arouse expectas
tions, if there is going to be violation of those
expectations. At that time it was contemplated that the
army would administer the program of the seventh day pay.
Apparently they have changed their mind on that and have a
civilian group that is administering the program;
there
has been no real scandal with respect to violations of
this. I was a little fearful that a local army guy would
get paid off by some of the big plantation owners and thus
be permitted to do all kinds of violations. Apparently
this has not happened, and they've been pretty effective
in the administration.
My big objection at that time was that again the
minimum salary thing was not properly publicized. They
could have had all kinds of radio and television programs,
intorviews with the campesinos, and asked them what they
felt about this and actually doing that kind of public
relations job which they did not do. I think this is true
with all these reforms. I think that they have got to be
brought to the people where you get reaction from the
people as to the extent of the change, any reform has on their
personal existence. This again is a matter of attitude;
a matter of technique in public relations.
Well, it is certainly true that there has been a
considerable amount of publicity about the Alianza para
Progresso. I was not aware that it was this specific group
that was pushing the program of publication. However,
harking back to a previous statement, I think that there is
a serious possibility that over publicizing of the Alianza
will cause more trouble than we can at present anticipate.
As a matter of fact some of the problems are already
beginning to arise. I had a long talk with Ambassador
Williams on this, and I think we both agreed that we ought
to soft pedal much of the talk about the Alianza; and
certainly to stay away from these enormous figures of
millions of dollars. As far as the people in Latin America
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are concerned they really think the world is going to
change overnight and expect it to change overnight. When
the changes aren't forthcoming, they are going to be very
embittered and we may possibly crente enemies we need not
have had.
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I have in mind talking with one man; he was a
newspaper vendor and I happened to see a headline about
the Alianza para Progresso, and this of course gave me an
opening to talk to him about it. I said, "What is this.
going to mean to you?" He said, "I understand they are
going to give me a new house." Someone standing close to
him said, "what do you mean--they're going to give you a
house," and they actually had an argument about the thing.
The man selling the newspapers insisting that's what they
were going to do--build him a new house, etc. The other
man saying that's all propaganda, it's all demagogy; they
say this all the time and nothing is going to occur. The
chances are very strong that this man will not get into
a house. The chances are almost equally strong that he
won't even get an apartment because you cannot possibly
meet the housing shortage in such a place in San Salvador,
where I doubt more than 10% of the people have adequate
hygienic dwellings. So here again, well at least, this
newspaper vendor has gotten on enormously over bloated
notion about what we're going to do. It may be that in his
particular case, he is more aware of the Allanza and more
aware of the willfon dollars because he is selling news-
papers and magazines and he is reading about it all the
time. Here again I think is one of the dangers with
respect to the publicity about the Alianza.
I think I mentioned in my report about a year ago. it
might be a good idea to get some experts in public relations,
and that they might be recruited from such places as Moxice
and Puerto Rico where you have people who have worked with
either government agencies, with some of our embassies, or
with some of the public relations firms such as General
Rubicam & Noble Advertising and other very widely-known
public relations groups in Latin America. I think it
might be a good idea for the government to have someone
counseling him a and particularly on any wide shifts of policy
on how to present it to the public. I think it would be
an enormously effective way in prosenting the programs of
the government, and it would be a good investment they could
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I think it ought to be a
person who has had some experience dealing with the Latin
American temperament because any program has to arise out
of the psyche of the people that are being dealt with.
Incidentally, I did see some of the pictures and some
of the coverage that was given Rivera during his election
campaign and whoever handled that, I think, was very
effective and I've suggested to the Ambassador that he
might suggest that the same people or person be retained
to accompany Rivera Into his position as prosident.
I think one of the key persons with respect to the
left
in El Salvador is the Dean of the School of Economics
whose name Jose Rodriguez Puiz. He is also the son of
the president of the University. Now first a word about
the young son--he gave a lecture on Marxism one of the nights.
I was there, and I went to the lecture. The hall was
filled to capacity; there were people standing in the
doorways,
und I would estimate thoro were 400 or 500 people
there. It was a rather interesting experience because
from what I heard. I had been led to believe that it would
be kind of a rabble rouser and that he would try to instigato
the people into action. Actually what I saw was--personally”
It was very moving, really: He has kind of the manner of
a priest. His voice tends to tremble at first; but as he
got more involved, he lost the tremor in his voice and
sounded more like a very intense profossor. The interesting
thing was when he spoke about the United States, it was
more in symbolic torms; there was nothing of real harsh
personal rancor either in his voico, his manner, or in what
he was actually saying; but it was almost as if he were
referring to an abstraction of the United States. Ilo
didn't take off on the Ambassador personally. He just talked
about American ambassadors and he was bitter, less inclined
to be sarcastic than merely hitter. He is a very effective
human being. I note as I sat there, he moved the audience
that he had, emotionally. I could sec one of them kind
of swallowing and the tears running down eyes of the girl
to the left of me. There was really no attempt to rabble
rouse as such, there was no attempt to get the people out
the streets as it were. Toward the end he made a very
Interesting statement--he said: "We know that there are
changes necessary, we know that we have got to free ourselves
of the imperialist yoke of the United States, and we know
that these changes have got to come through us; no one is
going to help us but ourselves," but he says in making these
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changes come about, let us be careful that we do not ruin
and that we do not set back our program by taking
precipitous action, without plan. Suddenly, it came almost
as a jarring note, he said--well perhaps we're not ready
to act yet, but whatever we do, we've got to do it
reasonably so that we don't lose the revolution as such.
I don't know whether he had eference to the fact that
maybe in Cuba the revolution did not work because certainly
he was very pro Castro. I think that there was a kind of
note of wariness in his talk, and it is interesting.
I suggested to the ambassador that it might be a good
idea for him to set up a meeting with "Guillermo Moscoso
with the older Joso Napoleon Rodriguez Ruiz who was the
(rector) of the University, and possibly ask this younger
fellow, the Dean of the School of Economics to come along
and try in effect to have Moscoso say, "Look, I know you
probably disagree with a lot that we're doing and you are
very skeptical about the Alianza para Progresso; you're
very skoptical about the United States per sc. Maybe in
many senses you're right, maybe in the past you had reason
to feel that there has been imperialism, but we want to
indicate to you that we have a change of attitude and just
give us a chance and I need your counsel and you're un
economist and I want to know. I realize that we may disagree,
but I wanted to meet you anyway." I think that there is
a possibility that a person in his frame of mind and I say
this is only a possibility and it may be very minimal as
a possibility; but there is a chance that we may be able to
recreate some kind of the with him so that he is not as
"bitter and as antagonistic.. I do not think, at least from
hearing that lecture, that evening that he is entirely
beyond the pale; and bear in mind that there were no
Americans, there was no one in the audience (that I could
detect at least) who were not from El Salvador itself.
realize that there may be various opinions with respect to
this, but I did suggest it to the ambassador. He thought
it might be a good idea and he may very well do that.
I
Apparently the father, Jose Rodriguez Ruiz, Sr.
(Napoleon), is a person who is approachable. No is not as
far to the left as his son. He is a liberal, but he is
not considered a Communist. There is, I understand, some-
thing in the Embassy about him, but apparently it has been
checked out and it is felt that he is not a Communist. In
any event, there has been an invitation extended to him to
come to the United States. I think, as a matter of fact,
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the United States and given some kind of chance to
observe the United States first hand, they would be less
bitter about us. I think that they have adopted some very
dogmatic notions about us; they believe some of what they
see in the Dovies; kinds of snatches of newsreels about
the situation in the South. Actually, they have a very
distorted notion, and some of it is a very sincere
distorted notion. They really believe some of the things
they've heard, I think if they would see us first hand
they might feel differently. Just as I think sometimes
when a lot of these fellows go to Russia or Cuba; they
come back disenchanted that it isn't, what they have been told
it is. I know that I've talked to some people in Mexico.
who have seen Cuba first hand during the last year and have
It's one
had noticeable changes of mind as to what it is.
thing to hear all the good things that the leftists say
about a thing, but it's another thing when you actually go
there and observe some of the tyrannical atmosphere. I think
the same thing is true on the reverse that you can disenchant
people by sending them to Pussia or to Cuba or behind the Iron
Curtain. Just as sometimes you can rub away some of the
malinpressions, erroneous impressions by sending people to
the United States and having them live on a campus for
example, such as Cambridge, Michigan, or any such place where
they can see first hand that we're not the oppressors that
they have been led to believe for a long time. Much of this
is really lack of exposure.
During the time that I was in El Salvador about 10 days
ago, there arose a serious problem of the departation of
Salvadoranians from Honduras; and it was all over the news-
papers, and very strong statements were issued both in the
editorials and by people over the radio about chasing out
some of the Salvadoranians that had been working in Honduras
for a long time. Apparently there has been a rapproachment;
there were meetings between the foreign ministers and I
think the problem may be resolved.
It's interesting to note that El Salvador is the most
heavily populated country of Central America. I think they
have a population of about 120 per square mile, whereas
Honduras and Nicaragua have something like 15 or 17 per square
mile. Therefore, you have a very definite problem of
space and overpopulation in San Salvador.
The other thing.
is traditionally the people of San Salvador are supposed
to be the hardest workers in Central America. I remember
that Antonio Rivera, a very well-known attorney in San
Salvador, said that the Salvadorans were referred to as the
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Japanese of Central America because they're the tough
workers. Also, there is a considerable amount of Salvador-
anian capital that is in various industries throughout
Central America which is an interesting thing to me. The
comparison to the Japanese seems to be very appropriate
in this situation.
I think that the real focus of trouble, if there is
going to be any, would be either the Labor unions or I
think more particularly in the University. My feelings
about Central America, generally, is that your revolutions
do not come from the campesinos or they do not even come
from the lower classes. They generally are the middle-
class groups or the low-middle-class groups.. I think in
Havana, for example, Batista was overthrown, not by the
campesinos but by the middle classes; and then the
campesinos came in afterwards because there was very little
doing outside of llavana even in the Sierra Madres, there
was only Castro with a small group of people. When Batista
really fell is when he had so damn much trouble inside of
Havana. He fled and left because he was having problems of
sabotage in Havana itself and not because Castro was
seriously threatening him from the Sierra Madres, for he
had actually withdrawn about a month before, if you recall.
I think with respect to the situation in Santo Domingo,
here again Union Civica Nacional was made up by the intel-
lectuals and by the middle classes and not by the campesinos.
As a matter of fact, Trujillo has tremendous support and
adulation among many of the compesinos and his real basic
political strength was from the low economic groups. As a
matter of fact the Secret Police was recruited from the
lower barrios where he had the toughest little juvenile
delinquents you could imagine as a Secret Police, and this
was a real force. The interesting thing is that right
after Trujillo died, the first big mass meeting that his
son had was in the poorest barrio in Santo Domingo because
he knew that's where Trujillo still had basic strength..
I think the same thing is true in San Salvador. I
don't think it will be the campesinos, that will give you
the trouble; it will be the students. With respect to the
student situation, I think they might borrow leaf from PRI's
book in dealing with the students. I think the government
ought to make a very strong attempt to form a liaison
with the universitites and whenever they get some apt pupils
to give them a job in the government, to bring them into
the various positions within the government and the same
thing with professors, to have them as economic advisors
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whenever they can. They're human beings--one, they'll
be flattered and another thing, they'll need the money.
I think one of the things that might be helpful with respect
to the situation 
in the universities is to try and catch
some of these students in the high school level.
to the ambassador, a plan that would be something comparable
I suggested
to the 
Rotary Club's scholarships that are given in
Colorado
. 1 remember that when I was going through high
school, I was given $10 a month by the Rotary Club and I
was given a sponsor. I used to meet him once a month and
we'd 
have lunch. I remember this very strongly because it
was meaningful to me to have this kind of relationship.
I think that many of the businessmen in San Salvador could
get the bright young guys in the high schools who are
actually the guys who become the effective leaders in the
college. Get them on the high school level and become
friends with them. Once they have gotten to know some of
the people who are supposed to be the ogres that they later
talk about, and have had some actual financial help from
them; they are more apt to be approachable. At least the
person who has been their sponsor during the time in high
school can approach them. I think we have got to start
working 
on this at a stage before they get to the university.
Your leaders can be spotted, the people who are going to
be your most effective in colleges can be spotted in the
high schools. I think that is the time to start bringing
some of the people in close contact with the government, also
the business 
community. I talked to the ambassador about
this and he said he felt it was a good ides and was going to
talk to some of the people about it. I think, bearing.
in mind, that the universities are really power seats in
many of the Latin American countries. We have got them
to accept this as a starting point and then work with this
and find out what are the elements that produce the
Teaders and when do the leaders first become observable
and try to catch them at the earliest possible time. I
think 
it would ameliorate much of the situation with
respect to the students. The other thing (still on the
university thing) I've observed in places that I have
been is that the newspapers in these universities really
are not newspapers. I think the leftist newspapers are
really truly 
ineffective as far as appealing to the middle
span. The same thing with the rightist, you have either
the right or the left. The Catholics, generally speaking,
have newspapers 
that are more costly; and they are very
dogmatic to the right. Then you have the leftist students
who have poorly printed or poorly mimeographed newspapers
to the left. I suspect 
that the vast number of students
who are 
in the middle never have any newspapers and here,
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I think, is a fertile field for us to get into the
act. I saw a newspaper in 11 Salvader called the Daily
News; it's an American newspaper. I don't know who is
the editor of it, but it is really truly a newspaper and
it's a good job. It is well edited; it is a newsY
periodical and I think it could be used as 3 format for
many of the newspapers in some of these Central American
universitics. In Mexico I think you would have to have
a printed newspaper because there are more resources,
but a lot can be done with mimeographed newspapers if
they are made into newspapers. My suggestion would be
that you have actual news, gossip columns in these
newspapers about who is going with whom and all that sort
of stuff, have student programs, have actual news about
lectures that are given; and make it about two-thirds.
news and about only one-third editorial. Once you get
people in as readers then they will read some of your
editorial comment. Also it can become the organ to the
middle because none of the middle groups in any of the
universities I have ever seen have a newspaper that
speaks for them. I think, for example, and I mentioned.
this to Dave Phillips and Bill Carlson in Mexico, that
there isn't an effective student newspaper at the
University of Mexico. This is a place where you have
83,000 students and this is the growing middle class,
these are the spokesmen. They don't have a newspaper,
and I think it might be a good idea, for example, to
have some kind of symposium in El Salvador where you
invite prospective editors of student newspapers to
study the techniques of typography; to study the techniques
of what makes a newspaper readable. Actually La Quincena
that is published in Mexico, for example, is obviously
a political tract. There isn't one single article that
appears that doesn't have a political pitch, a very
strong anti-leftist pitch. Frankly, it is a boring
newspaper and typographically it looks very presentable;
it's an expensive project. Interesting enough in the
third issue of it they had a big editorial page saying
we are not supported by the American Embassy. We have.
gathered our own funds, etc. Well, "Me thinkest thou
protesteth too loudly," is certainly true in that situation.
As I understand it we are not really sponsoring the
newspaper, but it has the look of it. None of these
newspapers have my ads or anything of this nature.
think that when you don't have any ads or you don't have
any (parental where-withall) it is always suspected of
being a paid-for newspaper. I think even in these little
sizeograph sheets we could always find people who would
give a nominal sum, say even a dollar a month, for just
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an ad just so you could use an ad advertising their book
store or dry goods store to 
give it the appearance of a
newspaper that is making its own go 
and it is not just a
paid-for propaganda piece.
need 
for these kinds of newspapers in all of these univer-
I 
think there is a great
sities. I would be tickled to 
death
fact, for 
I have a special interest in this thing, to
as a matter of
give whatever help I can.
in 
Salvador is very intereated in this.
I 
know that 
the Ambassador..
newspaper editor
.
He is a former
He edited the student newspaper and
of course it hit hip 
immediately 
as a good idea.
edited a student newspaper 
and perhaps that is why I am
especially aware of this kind of 
thing, but I think we've
Pissed the boat many years in this
. I think even if we
have to edit the newspaper 
ourselves, these organs should
be in the universities.
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Date 5 June 1962
SUBJECT: Henry Lopos
1. Messor's Dick Ouderkirk and Forter Qoss contacted Subject at the
Shoreham Hotel in room 506. M on 5 June to debrief him on his current travel
in El Salvador. Subject will be in Washington until Thursday, 7 June. At
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the Subject's request a further briefing will take place Wednesday.
at 0930 hours with the benefit of a tape recorder. Subject believed that
there was sufficient material to warrant a detailed question and answer type
discussion and stated that he preferred this form reporting.
2. During the course of luncheon, at which the majority of the meeting.
was conducted, the following items of interest were brought out in conversath
Most topics were discussed in generalities in view of the arranged formal
briefing scheduled for the following morning with a recorder.
a) Subject feals that there is a chance for real stability in the Rivera
government with the proper support from the US Government.
b) Subject stated that a slight disparity existed in the direction being
taken between the State Dept (Ambassador) on the one hand and the COS on
the other. Specifically, Subject believed that COS was supporting elements
too far to the right.
a) The military is apparently a true "third force" and not aligned with
the families, but broken up into conservative senior officers and an
emerging more liberal junior officer corps. Subject believed that there may
be a possibility of getting to the campesinos through the liberal element
of the military, but not to the U. families.
d) i families are becoming isolated and have neither the full support
of the church, the military, or the government. The attitude toward the
minimum wage rate of the Rivera government seems to be "pay one half as many
twice as much. ". The cooperation of the 14 families is needed for the econo
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development of the country, but as of now they are all
the way Right. As for
the minimum wage concept, the campesinoa apparently do not grasp it a
meaning.
6) The church is not so far Right that it supports the 1. families and
it is tending more towards the relative left.
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.f) The Alliance for Progress has been badly handled, as have some of
the activities of the Peace Corps. Subject believes that too mich has been
promised through propaganda already without corresponding results. He believe
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the danger of the program falling into ridicule is great if the US continue
to promise only, or continues it's badly managed publuty pay program.
g) Discussion of the student University papers yielded Subject's opinion
that they are largely ineffective because they deal in polemics rather
than fact and news items, and XXX because the one su
with too good format are obviously US puppets.
h) Less conversation about Fidel Castro is evident in public, although
the Fidel movement is still to be reckoned with. Recently there has been a
violated by the Right
resurgence of the Martinez - dictator of the 10's - good old days when
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everybody had a job this centiment was ever expressed by some campesinos.
3. Subject mentioned that he had both high and low level contacts in
El Salvador and had managed to get a reading of public opinion and private
belief. Apparently it is a mistake for Rivera to delay the inauguration
so long after the election, at which time a favorable image of the Col
was successfully kept before the public, but which is now wearing off.
4. Subject proposed the following courses of action in certain fields
that were discussed in more depth.
c) Gadio
is the best means of communication with the campesinos. Subject
was impressed with the results of the operation run by the Catholic priest
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b) Recommends that the 16 families be approached on a millionaire to
millionaire basis in cuoperate with a reasonable reformist movement.
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also that they be
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to cooperate for at least a year's trial basis. The son is a very moving
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but not an inflarestory type + waned tea fair contestant in any issue.
d) That an effective student, youth newspaper be developed which
is a newspaper and not a propaganda sheet, which appeals to the student
body.
6) That he use his newly formed contact the Minister of Public
Nottenius
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IN CONSIDERING COVER POSSIBILITIES FOR REF TRIP, HQS MAY WISH
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STATE POLITICS MOST RECENTLY DURING KENNEDY CAMPAIGN AND AS PRESIDENT
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IN VIEW SERIOUS SECURITY HAZARDS NOW BECOMING EVIDENT BELIEVE
LOPEZ VISIT REQUIRES DETAILED PLANNING. THEREFORE, REQUEST
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1. In February or March 1961 Subject, a contract agent (Identity under
suparate cover) presently based in pileo, was sent on TDY to 31 Salvador to
ake a private evaluation of general social, economic and political conditions
in that country. Upon his return, Subject wrote a lengthy report which has
reful as background information concerning El Salvador as of early 1961.
2. On an official visit to a Salvador. in early February 1962, the Chief,
Sapport, visited Ambassador Williams. The Ambassador said that he was
pleased with Subject's accomplishments during the visit described in paragraph -
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a desire
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WHD
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Request from Ambassador Williams, El Salvador
1. While visiting with Ambassador Williams and the COS during my
recent trip to San Salvador the Ambassador mentioned the good work done
by Mr. Henry Lopez whom the Agency had sent to El Salvador for 
TDY.
or was so pleased with ch
2. The Ambassador was
the accomplishments of
Mr. Lopez that he asked me to convey to you his desire that Mr. Lopes
by sent again on TDY.
Raivison
PAUL R. ARNESON
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KIKON, NOW HANDLING LILISP C, OTHER RELATED STUDENT OPS WHICH REQUIRE
FREQUENT CONTACTS. STA SUGGESTS, WITH TICHBORN CONCURRENCE, IF OP
REQUIREMENTS PER REF STILL ABLE DE FULFILLED, TICHBORN COULD ARRANGE
LOCAL ACTIVITIES PERMIT WEEK-TEN DAY COLOMBIAN VISIT DURING MID FEB
WITH FOLL.CH-UP WEEK-TEN DAY VISIT IN MARCH.
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