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ee aad Ges coma eee Tee sppminDar 108 FOR, THE REOORD - os WicRonume <5 "-FROM | a Léweenée. Fe ‘Barker’ ue, . JUL 2 4 SUBJECT: + Meeting with Litt, 6 Yay 196! 7). + A) Avthivee and’ e half hour weeting was held with’ L29 onthe’ Aight - - \ of 6 May at Bia hone,’ ‘Bis wife: ‘handling the g:te, car pick-up, ‘no security: . mh ‘problems, . a 2e ‘The first hour was devoted. to @ nan-operational discussion, nostly . about art bub touching on many other topics. Tt was interesting to note . . that Le9 revealed rather strong-raclal prejudics,. as an illustration he ' . peferred to AMSTET#-1, saying that he is a fine looking specimen, but that ‘ “ " hds daughters are rdther sorry looking creatures which, accoriing to L-9, is what one must always expect as when one crosses two tharoughbred dogs of, different breeds, ~ 30 Led ‘reported ag follows: a . Be “Nilda RUIZ passed to him a card on which she had taken sone . Ton. notes ag a result of a conversation ith an American who * yisited the.Embassy. and talked with her, This man would Like. . ta haye ro orepapanda material mailed to-him, His nane is Address FMEAUMC 7.1AEXMYMOMEMEME until dume will Sao Pablo 2601 fracc, Providencia Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexieo pa Cee meee EERE re eet = , - “. After-thate- . ° Bax 322 . . : 1000 Irving Avenusa . , . Syracuse 10, NoYoy UsSehe “ bef The new American Cultural Attache visited the Cuban Embassy 7 . - | vecently, He asked to see the Cultural Counselor and APARICIO met him in the chancery instead of his usual office -- more clas3, After exchanging a few words, the American (Dr. BROWN) ; sald, "But, you're not the Russian Cultural Attache, are you? , APARICIO said, "Ho, you are in the Cuban Embassy," The American ® then explained. that his car had dropped him off at the wrong Sa Embassy and left-.for the Sovict Embassy, As he was leaving he re said, "Que comedia es la vidai" and offered to take coples of 7 Se books he has written to APARICIO, Le9 heard about the incident . soan‘afterward and“at a gathering at the Soviet Embassy on 21 ~ oS Marga (2930. hours), ‘everyone had a good laugh about ite , rae wy Se Referring tos he’ ‘above. incident, 4PARICIO told L-9 about another incident. that’ recently: pened in Indonesia, This involved a oe o Cuban ¢/plonat whe-wa recéntly here in Mexico en route to Habana -= RS he ray be the Ambassador £ indonesia, Le9 not sure, According to . this man he had happened upon.the American Ambassador and President sukarns when -they vere seatod,at a restaurant in Ddakarta = Sukarno spoké to him, introlucad the American, and”asked the Cuban Gal 2 firma ssi, SECREN SS tery B-eRp
14-00000 . - . . to iotn. thet The Cuban refused to even 1 acknoiledge the ~ maa ., cAeriean?s - Presence, tuitied away Siuscucly, ond Left, thé area, — - ES When, he was" telling. this to APARICIO he +s obviously quite _~ proud of Himself, “Whéa APARICIO told L<9 about ‘it he said that . Te OS the: Coban‘ ‘diplomat had acted stupidly = that Gne must always Ca ne 7 “be BE nite, evea in. the preserice or an. American, , To DOR “dy On 2h. Apri. the: ‘Polish Ballet leader CORCHDUSKY (phonetic) and” we ate x _ the. widow of? “Enrique CABRERA, Josefina CABRERA y visited the — 7 bg on 22 april at 1330 hours a Peruvian : tizen nemod Gulllemina oo SADAL,° accompanied by” the Mex ay erent GARDO Toledano): were at the Embassy, EG ‘APARTCI0, VIDAL-has since gone to Habana where she was to attend . = , _ the fay Day celebrations, . , 2. On 22 April a man with a goatee, apparently a Mexican, hung aromd ‘ the Embassy gate all day asking for political asylua and saying . that he was being persecuted, He was not admitted, g. The other day APARICIO and L-9 were looking around for a letter _ which hed been sent to L-9 ---had to do with a Mexican Book exhibition, Le«9 asked Dra, MACIL.DO about it, saying he was certain that it had been received at the Embassy since it had been recoipted for at the gate -= Dra, MACHADG pointed to LITAMIL-7 who was looking the other way. and whispered to L-9 that if it had been stolen L-7 . probabyly lifted it. Led says that Dra. MACHADO is’ not inclined to trust anyones h, L-9 thivea vith | a Soviet diplomat (name unimoxn) at. ‘the party at . the Soviet Brbassy on 21 April and this man said that the USSR . was very pleased with the policies of Adelfo LOPEZ Mateos. * _ \, Alfred TLUGE! ‘of the Montreal. Soce Soccer team (see last cr) told La? before tue group lef} for linbana that %vo replacements had arrived and that four team members would not be able to go ot ta Cuba because their passports did not authorize such travel, He told 1.9 that the hotel bill for the team in Mexico (to be paid by the Cuban Embassy) amounted to some 15,000 pesos, _ ge About 2h April at the airport Iscar CONCEPCION came in on Cubana and seemed quite upset that no-one had come to meet. him, acted as though he was carrying something important and needed an escort, ® . Le was busy seeiny someone else off ani VEGA, who appecred on the . Lo cene, said he couldn't take CONCEPCION into town. | k, |At the airport same day (2h April) Jorge ROJAS of Cubana said that “ (fmz) MITRANI, whoz he described as the "Consul de los Gusanos® jtried to get to the plane to hand over something for the Netherlands - Exbassy but ROJAS wouldn't let him deliver the material, ROJAS - told Le9, "Now that things are tough for us, people Jike this . . think we are going to be nice to thea to protect ourselves in the * future -- not me, I am a good revolutionist,." VECA and HRMin GARCIA Romero of Cubana were also present when ROJAS spoke out against LOTRANI,. m2en SECRET