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CLASSIFICATION
DATE: 4 February 1954
FROM: Chief of Mission, Santiago
SUBJECT: GENERAL- KUGOWN Operational
SPECIFIC―
Termination of Paul D. LANGEVIN
REF SAGO 903 dated 10 October 1953
1. Attached are a) statement of termination signed by subject
and b) agent's service record. Submission of these items
has been delayed pending receipt of Field Instruction 236-1.
Since this instruction has not been received we are submitting
the enclosures to close the record on this case.
2.
He wild.
Paul D. LANGEVIN may be used for recruiting tasks before his
permanent departure from Chile in April 1954. His security
is not questioned and he has expressed a willingness to per-
form such tasks..
3. He also requests arrangements for the payment of income tax
on his earnings ouring 1953. This matter will be handled
by cable in view of time element.
4.
The following explains the timing of LANGEVIN'S termination:
he had been advised that he would be terminated one month
after all advances had been liquidated. This would have
been 30 September 1953. This date was also chosen since
it was expected that COLIUS would take over FURIOSO "C"
at about that time. COK NIUS did take over the project.
early in October. However, LANGAVIN did no work during the
month of September for which he would be entitled to pay-
ment, although he presumably was available for duty. The
last payment of #337.4 for the veriod 1 through 31 August...
195 was in addition to the liquidation of his avances
althoug it did not cover a full month from the cate of
such liquioat on which must have occuried sometime in August.
LANGEVIN accepted this as the ist payment coming to him so
there id not seen to be any oint forcing another
on hit for a period during which he did no work.
$500
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Paul D. Langevin (FUN INATOR-1)
"BURFO60 "C" (FBGROVEL)
3.1 AGENT RECRUITED BY Jerome C. Dunbar_DATE_
4.
(Contract signed 25 January 1952).
about "August 1950
ALL OF 52
MOST OF
$500 per month
Contract agent
CAPACITY IN WHICH AGENT SERVED __
5. HATE OF PAY
6. OTHER COMMITMENTS
See contract dated 25 January 1952
7. AGENT DISMISSED BY_James G. Collett
DATE 31 August 1953
8.
REASON FOR DISMISSAL Loan to subject liquidated.
No further
need for him since FI(SO "C" taken over by Martin J. COKENIUS-
SECURITY RISKS Agent knows various present and past staff
officers. Had some headcuarters training. Loyalty unquestioned.
IS THE AGENT RECOMIENDED FOR REUSE Only in special circumstances
for minor tasks such as cutout work or recruiting.
11. MANNER OF DISMISSAL Ågent acvised at least sixty days in
12.
advance that his services would be term nated as soon as financial
obligation to KUBANK liquidated.
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The undersigned hereby acknowledges receipt of US$357 44
payed to his bank account during September 1953 and agrees
that with this payment all financial obligations to him
under his contract dated 25 June 1952 have been liquidated.
The undersigned further acknowledges that information of
a security nature received by reason of his association
with the organization shall never be revealed to unauthor-
ized persons under any circumstances.
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VIA EUROPE ON 15 APRIL 54. TENTATIVELY PLANS TO RESIDE IN LOS.
ANGELES.
2. LANGEVIN CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN RECRUITING TASK AS EX-
PLAINED. IN HOȘA 526 DATED 4 FEBRUARY. WE PREFER THIS TASK NOT
BE INTERRUPTED FOR TWO MONTHS. FURTHERMORE THIS TASK MIGHT
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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
Instruction: 1.
2.
Write clearly..
Answer all questions completely.
not apply, write "not applicable"
MICROFILMED
If queJUN 74
3 Attach a rares it aditial spec MICRO. SER
1.
Full Name,
David
First
atlee
Middle
Last
2. Name in native script_
(not applicable)
3. Name at birth (if different from 1.):
Aliases, nicknames; legal changes (State briefly time, reason and
In the year 1942 the last name was dropped, for
place of use.)
state punonses-other actor in same show with same nema- in N.Y.
Oct. 31,1922
Place of birth Fort Worth, Texas
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5.
a. Date of birth.
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6.
Present citizenship, race if appropriate.
v.s.
White
7. Nationality at birth and any subsequent nationalities (if different
from 6.) (not ap liệable)
8. Present residence (Owner, tenant, sub-terant.) Los Castanos 333,
Viña del kap. Chile
10.
11.
"
Tenant
714 kell P. Anderson BICE."
Permanent address (if different from 8. Fort Worth, Texas
Present occupation (full title, salary etc.) Publisher and editor of
The South Pacific Mail.
No salary
Naturalization of subject or of close relatives in the United States.
(Give date and name in which certificate granted.)
Relatives, friends, correspondents in United States.
lationship) Venan llessunarar, friend, co
Profinenes (see quest
(Explain re-
St. New York
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of birth, nationality at birth and subsequent nationalities.
Edwin Promes
TEX &
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10. 1., other nationalities.
Last residence in Port Borth, Texas.
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Mother - same information as 13.
Mary Louise Young lips, executive, deceased, porn in'
Temple Texas about 1592..tizen, no other nationalities:
ast sidence in Fort North, Texas.
15. Wife (or husband)
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full name, maiden name, date and place of birth,
date and place of marriage, nationality at birth and any subsequent
nationalities, present residence, divorce, annulment. (Give data
for all previous
Haasch, por
TH.S.A.
1245 in Fortaces.) helen Halilios, Helen Florence
25, 1919 in (isco si rried June 5,
Texas, U.C. citizen sent address:
Los bastanos 335 Vina del war, Chilel Previously married
to Bt.Com. John Alley, ... ad divorted 1945. (This date
may D gosolutely correct.) Subject was previously married
to Joundoorandt, ploomington, Ill. and divorced in
Septerer 1943. WIFE OF DAVID ATLES Phillips (201. 88764)
16. Children full names, sex, year and place of birth, nationality
at birth and any subsequent nationalities, present residence.
:
Maria Louise Phillips, female, born August 9, 1949 in
Santiago, Chile. Chilean citizen at birth but registration
at American Consulate in Chile will give her dual citizenship.
Los ustanos 333, Vina del Mar, Chile."
17. Brothers and sisters - Same information as 16.
Edwin Thomae Phillips, Jr make, born about 1917 in fort”
S citizen domiciled at Nel
North Texas
Fort Worth,
James Young
4804 ashours
James Olcott
US citizen
anderson Bldg.
11lbs, male, born about 1918, Fort Horth, Texas
ort Worth. U.S. itizen.
illips, male born about 1320 in Fort Worth, Texas
access 714 Neil P. Anderson olc. ort Worth
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18. Relative service of any governient names and positions held.
(not an
19. List all official identity papers held with dates, numbers, place of issue
and duration of validity. Carnet of Identity for foreigners,
No. 3013/27 issued in Chile. Valid indefinitely. Other papers
drivers license, birth certificate, army discharge, etc. but
they are not with me at the time this questionaire is being filled
20. Religion - degree practiced, membership in religious orders
Protestant (Episcopalian). Moderate practive.
but.
No religious orders.
1. Present and past political affiliations
Support Democratic Party in principle but have no special
Interests or affiliations.
22. Travel outside country of present residence - country, dates,
but
purpose, people and firms visited.
In 1942 and 1945 traveled.
through africa, Italy, Yugoslavia, Germany, France, stc.
always because of military service. Also traveled extensively
In Mexico in 1947 as a tourist.
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23. Education
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school, location, course, degree, dates
1111am and Mary, Williamsburg, Vz.
z. 
drama and English, no degree,
in the year 1940.
Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas, English major,
no degree in the year 1941.
Languages and dialects (Indicate proficiency as good, fair, poor.
Language sandah Speak Read Good Unde
Language France Speak
Language Ferman Speak
Read Goo
Read Paan
Understand
Understand
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services performed, decorations, when discharged, why. Give
served
10/FRQ/ 5
in Fet. 1943
Staff
details if ever prisoner of war with the 45th Dorrow
In 3 africa,
-24,--medal, fupple Heart.
on points.
Sergeant, armorer-gunner on
Discharged October 31, 1954
Prisoner of Mar, Captured b German troons in May 29, 1944 in
Taken to
Yugoslavia after parachuting from crashing plane.
Stalag Inft. F.I in Poland: Later noved to Stammlager Inft.
XIII near Auremburg, Germany. Liberated by American forces
about middle of april 1945. Aeturned to Camp Lucky Strike in
France.
26. Present and past membership in organizations (professional, social,
political, etc.)
Actor's Equity, Author's wild, short membership
in Kuppa Sigma Fraternity at William and Mary, Williamsburg, Va.
27. Special skills; abilities,
(radio, photography, etc.)
Atheletics, typing,, painting writing..
28. Financial status - earnings, bank deposits, securities, property
Present business is new, a news par and there is no way to
estimate what the profits will be. Bank account in Fort Worth
National Bank, fort Worth, Texas: Income of about $100 per month
from real estate in Texas. Hustly from royal interest in
of producing land.
Employment history
type of work, salary, dates, employers,
dresses, reasons for leaving. Include employment by, any government.
actor, average salary $100 per week. (Employers include
Camp Shows Inc. and Interstate Pavers, ework and Austin
Texas respectively.) rom 1941 through 1943. Various stock.
companies in New York and New England. Most work done as
a free lance writer, nowever.)
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30. Has subject done any writing? Give details including titles of
bocks, articles, publishers, dates. Yes, newspaper work generally
and playwriting specifically. No plays published but one-
Teh Show Job produced. also written under contract for radio.
31.
List persons living at same address, close associates, (individuals or
groups,) correspondents at home and abroad. No other persons living.
at same address. Close associates include the british and
American diplomatic personnel in Santiago and Valparaiso, Chile
Also newspaper man and various friends, many representatives
of foreign concerns in this country.
32. List five character referen
Guy
e, vice President ort month national bank, Fort Wort
Gilson lake, american Consul General in Valparaiso, Chile.
Venant Alessandroni, lawyer, 60 E. 42 St. New-York, NY.
Williamsden, President, Chamber of Commerce, ort Worth,
David Trammel, lawyer, Fort Worth National Bank: Bldg. Fort Worth
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sentences, acquittals, denarification, etc.
123/FRQ/ 5.
34. Description (Use American standards of measurement, if possible.)
27
Good
Age
Posture
30
195
Apparent age
Weight
Height
Eyes
6 Feet
Teeth
yeh, good condition
Hair
Blönd
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Face shape
Rejalar
air
Stocky
Scars der left eye. very small
Builȧ
Nale..
Complexion
Sex_
General appearance_
Prominent features
Hondescript
None
Other identifying features None
35. Other miscellaneous biographical data and comments.
Came to Chile in 1943 to attend school. At this time, however,
publishing and inglish language pacer in Valparaiso, Chile.
(at the moment this questionaire
filled out, thẹ
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subject is away from his home and office, without
papers and documents: Consequently 11 answers may not be
assolutely correct so far as dates, are concerned.)
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SUBJECT: GENERAL- Operational Matters
SPECIFIC ZACACTUS, Chile
CLASSIFICATION
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28 November 1951
DATE:
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por QEN 40-43
1. Pursuant to the verbal statements of Dennis K. COPELAND at the Lima Confer-
ence of certain Station Chiefs, pertaining to ZACACTUS Operations in Chile,
the following suggestions are advanced for Headquarters' consideration:
a) Cover for Chile, Official:
The Air Attache, Col. William ROSS, talked at length with General ACKERMAN,
Assistant A-2, AFGS, while attending the Panama Service Attache Conference,
on the question of providing a replacement for the Air Officer who had
originally been scheduled for Santiago Air Attache Office to handle ZACACTUS.
ROSS, who is a very intelligent, capable officer, with excellent intelli-
gence experience, told ACKERMAN that he would appreciate being considered
for this assignment in addition to his regular duties, as he was keenly
interested in this type of endeavor. He was of the opinion that he could
devote as large a share of his time to this work as would any other officer
so assigned to his office. Furthermore, due to the size of his staff,
three officers, he felt he could assign the bulk of his Air duties to his
assistants and concentrate his efforts on ZACACTUS matters, which he thought
were of greater importance in Chile. General ACKERMAN, according to ROSS,
was not adverse to this proposal but stated he would await contact from
ZAČACT US Headquarters before considering the matter further.
This Station has high regard for ROSS and is of the opinion that he would
apply himself in a very diligent and intelligent manner to the duties of
handling ZACACTUS in Chile. He is fully aware of the necessity for discre-
tion, as he had been briefed on this at the time the former ZACACTUS candi-
date had been considered for the Air Attache Office.
b) Covert field covers RESTRICTED TO WH/1/chile
a
This Station highly recommends Headquarters' consideration of FULMINATER-1
as the principal ZACACTUS operator in Chile on a permanent basis. This
person is well known to this Station and has demonstrated his ability in
handling FULMINATER-2 and the publication of the posters/stickers for the
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UN-ECOSOC propaganda effort. His assets are generally as follows:
1) Cover: He is publisher and editor of a fairly successful weekly news-
paper in Child. Although he is at the moment considering the possibility
of selling this newspaper, he has been encouraged to defer such action
for thirty days pending Headquarters' decision on his case.
This paper
has its own printing presses and is capable of handling large printing
"orders of all types. This activity could be regulated in such a manner
that it would only require a minimum amount of FULMINATER-1's time and
would provide him with an excellent cover for his ZACACTUS activities.
2) Ability: Ho is a writer, playwrite, publisher and editor. Those
qualifications plus his initiative, imaginativeness, ingenuity and broad
intellectual background should qualify him for ZACACTUS operations. He,
of course, has an excellent command of Spanish as well as French and
German.
3) Contacts: Due to his professional status in Chile, he is on excellent
personal terms with all other newspaper publishers, correspondents and
editors. He also conducts a radio program and is accordingly well in-
formed in this field and has many radio contacts. In view of the fact
he originally published his newspaper in Valparaiso, he has many contacts
on the coast as well which should be important in this work.
4.) Personality: He is considered exceptional both in appearance and per-
sonality and has easily acquired the confidence and friendship of
Chileans and Americans alike. Due to his wide interests, he is con-
sidered very well informed and cultured. His demeanor is always that of
a gentleman, yet he is capable of courageous action as evidenged by his
war experience and his conduct of assignments for this Station as indicated
below.
Intelligence experience: He was originally approved operationally to
handle the complex Soviet espionage case of FULMINATER-2. His conduct
of this case was considered excellent, and he displayed resourcefulness,
tact and ability to handle himself in difficult circumstances.
During the LCACTING operations of this Station involving the printing
of the posters, stickers, handbills and the "Communist Pig", this Station
called on FULMINATER-1 to do the job. It will be recalled that Head-
quarters was very pleased with the printing job in this project which
FULMINATER-1 had done. This particular project revealed FULMINATER-1's
ability to handle ZACACTUS work effectively and with discretion as borne
out by the fact that the local Communists were never able to trace the
origin of this material..
o) Modus operandis
1) Diplomatic cover: It is suggested that ROSS be designated as the control
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officer for ZACACTUS in Chilo and that he maintain the official files,
funds and communications with ZACACTUS Headquarters.
2) ZACACTUS Field Operator: It is suggested that FULMINATER-1 be employed
on a regular State-side salary basis and that he be authorized a small
staff to assist him in the actual handling of all field projects. He
should have one officer assistant in a covert capacity and two stenog-
raphers, all of whom would be in his overt cover office, presumably as
his regular employees.
3) Cut-outs, agents, etc.:
FULMINATER-1 should be authorized to develop
such cut-outs, agents, etc. as required to carry out his objectives in
- Chile.
2. This Station is of the opinion that with the exception of possibly Mexico and
Venezuela, Chile is one of the most important Pa targets in Latin America.
The Communist influence in Chile is unquestionably a serious political factor,
and their propaganda is growing steadily throughout the country with extremely
little if any opposition. The present Communist drive towards nationalization
of the copper industry is gaining adherents daily and should be considered a.
potentially serious matter from the standpoint of our reliance on Chilean.
copper. Thus, it is the view of this Station that PW work is important in
Chile and that its initiation on a larger scale should not be unduly delayed.
It is also believed that considerable time, effort and money would be saved by
utilising the talent now in Chile, such as ROSS and FULMINATER-1, who already
have their feet on the ground and are ready to start.
3. In the case of ROSS, if Headquarters is interested, it should approach General
ACKERMAN direct in A-2. Regarding FULMINATER-1, a very tentative approach
has been made to sound him out, and he reacted very favorably although no
commitments were made as to, salary or exact nature of the work. The moment for
a décision in his case is very opportune, as he is planning to sell his news-
paper and leave Chile for the United States or some other country. Recogniz-
ing the value his paper and presses would have to his cover and his work, he Hub
was asked, as mentioned above, to postpone selling his paper for thirty days. $10
It is believed that he would be an excellent person for ZACACTUS in Chile and
for future consideration as a Staff Officer. It is not believed that he would
be interested in any salary less than $5,000 per year although again, this
subject has not been discussed with him to date. It is urged, however, that
Headquarters cable this Station as early as practicable if there is any interest.
in obtaining FULMINATER-1 as proposed above.
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Chief of Station, Beirut
SUBJECT: GENERAL-
DISPATCH NO.
The ADEN
NIFT-184
47-1-4
CLASSIFICATION
DATE
6 May
Aministrative
SPECIFIC- Request for Official Travel
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Michael H. CHOADEN and Family
References: A. FR 22-100, Para 8.a.
5,
NLBA-6479
It is requested that Travel Orders be issued for Michael M. CHOADEN
who is returning to Headquarters for resignation. The following information
is submitted in accordance with instructions contained in reference
regulation:
1. Nars and position of traveler: Michael M. CHOADEN, staff agent
attached to the Station.
2.
-
Phose of travel: Return to Headquarters for resination,
3.
Restination: Fort Worth, Texas, residance of subject, with
stop-off in washington for resignation.
4. Estimated date of departure: 5 August 1958,
5. Anoroximate duration of travel: Three weeks.
6.
Desired mode of transportation: Spa.
7.
Desired route and stop-overs enroute: American Export Lines
from Beirut to Earseilles. Thirteen day stop-over there, on leave.
S.S. Constitution, also of American Export Lines, from Cannes to New York.
New York to Washington by air.
8.
Name and are of dependents who will accompany:
Helon, wife, 39
Maria, daughter, 8
David, son, 6
Atlee daughter, 5
Christopher, son, 1
FORM 51-28 A
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CLASSIFICATION
DAY 1958
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Normal amount requested.
Shipment or storage of affects: Subject plans to ship effects
to Havana, Ga. Subject is not absolutely positive when he and family
will go to Cuba; but he prefers to have affects in storage there rather
than in U.S.
11. Other items or conditions: Subject may need advance for steam-
ship deposits.
12. Not applicable.
APPROVED:
Philipo. Waus
Chief of Station, Beirut
29 April 1958
Distribution:
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Oscar w. Fuiselur
Oscar W. Fieseler
79 MAY 1958
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15 April 1958
NE-7/L&S/58-399
MEMORANDUM FOR:
SUBJECT
Chief, WH Division
: Mr. David A. Phillips
1. The attached dispatch from the Chief of Station, Beirut,
covers the proposed resignation of Mr. David A. Phillips from
CIA. The matter was discussed with the Chief of Station during
his recent visit to Headquarters, and he feels that Mr. Phillips'
decision to return to South America is irrevocable.
2. Mr. Phillips, as you are aware, was in Havana until the
spring of 1957, at which time he accepted a staff agent position
in Beirut. His primary responsibility was the establishment of
a radio and television production center in addition to providing
a variety of covert programs in the psychological field. Mr. Phil-
lips was instrumental in the establishment of a clandestine radio
broadcasting station in the area in addition to the more direct
responsibilities of his Beirut assignment.
3. The Chief of Station indicated that Mr. Phillips did a
highly commendable job while in Beirut and feels his departure
from the Middle East is regrettable; however, he was unable to
dissuade Mr. Phillips from his desires to leave CIA. Headquarters
has been equally impressed by Mr. Phillips' services and feels
he performed in an exemplary manner, utilizing his mature judgment
and excellent PP sense in attaining the objectives which led to
his assignment in Beirut.
Enque Willigan
for
NORMAN S. PAUL
Chief,
Division of Near East
and Africa
Attachment
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Retyped from NLBA - 6479
SUBJECT: Future Resignation from CIA of David Phillips
1. In a recent meeting with the Chief of Station, David Phillips, the
PECTATE case officer, informally announced his intention of resigning from
CIA in the near future. At that time Phillips requested that Headquarters
be informed by the Chief of Station. The decision to resign has been made
informally, in order for the Station and Headquarters to have as much ad-
vance notice as possible. Actually, Phillips does not expect to leave his
Beirut assignment for about four months, or sometime in the month of July.
Phillips reports that the PECTATE building will have been finished and oc-
cupied by PECTATE staffers long before that time.
2. In the above-mentioned meeting, and in a Memorandum for the Record
submitted to the Chief of Station, Phillips has emphasized that his decision
was reached after careful though and has been prompted solely by personal
considerations. Specifically the reasons are:
a. The necessity of Phillips' return to Latin America to take
care of personal business problems, mainly the sale of his newspaper
in Chile. He has been negotiating for this sale for many months,
but he feels that an advantageous agreement would be impossible to
reach by mail from such a distance.
b. Phillips' desire to inaugurate a business firm in Cuba.
3. The Chier of Station has discussed this matter with Phillips in
detail. Phillips has reiterated--and has requested that Headquarters be so
advised--that his decision is purely personal. There is no question of dis-
satisfaction with CIA, or of a morale problem. On the contrary, Phillips
has expressed his regret that circumstances prompt him to terminate what
he has described as a most rewarding association with CIA.
4. Phillips' plans for leaving the Beirut assignment bring up the
problem of future CIA control of PECTATE. Phillips has submitted to the
Chief of Station his personal recommendations on this score, which have been
considered in preparing a separate dispatch.
24 March 1958
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Chief of Station, Eeirut
Chief, HEA
CHO's Chilean desspaper
Newspaper's Treatment of Alein-Saks Mission
ACTYON RE: As requested in paragraph 1.
JAN 14
(124251
FILE
Ростате
PERSONNEL
(CHLADEN)
1. Please advise CHOAPE of the following, which has been received by
Chief, Hivision, from the C00, Santiago, regarding Ce rewapaper.
,
2. "...The newspaper owned by CA has been engaging in an all-out
campaign against the Klein-irke Fiasion and air economic program for
Chile. While the newspaper in itself is not terribly importers, the Embassy
has becoke disturbed because of the newspaper being owner by an American.
Recently the Amtaneador called in the local editor of the paper and
eaked for an explanation. he replied that ho ves himself in complete accord
with the ålein-bas program that his haris vere tied as he was acting
upon instructions from his publisher. Personally, I think that that wan
probably not true but was simply a means of passing the buck to extricate
himself from a difficult situation. i do not believe that
is very
such au courant with the selilies of the newspaper and that its policy is
left pretty much in the hands of the local editor. Infortunately, the Air
Attache, who has been here for a considerable period, mentioned to the
Fabes eder that he thought I might be able to thros sope light on the
situation due to the fact that he, himself, knew had some sort of
coreton with
I stated 17 there was such a connection, I was not
cognisant of it. Reverthelean, I think that the most circumspect thing
that could be dons would te to apprise of what is going on on hio
newspater, so that he could correct a situation if he so desires. I
understand too ambassador intes to write a very strong letter directly to
CHATEN. A strong statement in reply could very wall avoid embarrassment at
a future date for AR.
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3. Omary find it more desirable to postpone his strong letter
of reprimand to his editor in Chile until he actually receives a letter an
this matter from the Asbassador, unless he can feasibly explain the anti-
American attitude of his Chileou newspaper through overt sources.
19 December 1957
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14-00000
6 December 1957
MEMORANDUM: FOR: Deputy Director, PLANIS
SUBJECT
:
David A. PHILLIPS - Current Attitude of Newspaper
in Chile owned by;
It is recommended that the attached be brought to the
attention of David A. PHILLIPS, with an expression of HUS' views
on the situation.
2. David A. PHILLIPS is a KURAR Staff/agent presently serv-
ing overseas and most probably is, as Rafford W. HERBENT surrests,
NOT aware of the current attitude of the paper (SOUTH PACIFIC MAIL
wachly English Language newspaper); however, it is believed that
if the situation were brought to his attention, and copy of the
attached self explanatory letter forwarded to hir, he would be
able to correct it promptly by a letter to the editor outlining
the policy he, the cmer, wiches the paper to follow.
Coluentia
KING
Chief, WHD
Attachment:
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HCSA - 5109
15 November 1957
;
Dear J. C.
This is to advise you of a situation that might possibly become
embarrassing for UEARM. In recent months the newspaper here owned by
David A. Phillips, has been waging an all-out cmpaign against the
lein aksission and their economic program for Chile. While the
newspaper in itself is not terribly in portant, the Embassy has become
disturbed because of the newspaper being owned by an American. Recently
the Ambassador called in the local editor of the newspaper and asked for
an explanation. He replied that he was himself in complete accord with
the Klein-Saks progres but that his hands were tied as he was acting upon
instructions from his publisher. Personally, I think that that was
probably not true but was simply a means of pessing the buck to extricate
himself from a difficult situation. I do not believe that Phillips is
very much "au courant" with the activities of the newspaper and that its
policy is left pretty much in the hands of the local editor. Unfortunately,
the Air Attache, who has been here for a considerable period, mentioned
to the Ambassador that he thought I might be able to throw some light on
the situation due to the fact that he, himself, knew that Phillips had
some sort of connection with KUBARI. I stated that if there was such a
connection that I was not cognizant of it. Nevertheless, I think that
the most circumspect thing that could te done would be to apprise Phillips
(of what is going on on his newspaper, so that he could correct the situa-
tion if he so desires. I understand the Ambassador intends to write a
very strong letter directly to Phillips. A strong statement in reply
could very well avoid embarrassment at a future date for KUBARK.
1243-2
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: Chief of Station, Santiago
SUBJECT: GENERAL- Operational Matters
SPECIFIC ZACACTUS, Chile
REF:
TCS-A-1741
30 November 1951
DATE:
MICROFILMED
JUL 2 1963
DOC. MICRO. SER.
1. Enclosed herewith is the current issue of the weekly newspaper edited and
published by the subject of referenced dispatch.for Headquarters' possible
interest.
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