‘+ Cs) fa * ar po! STat vo 68 WFC @7-1847 WFO file 135-355 discloses that by routing slip dated 7/12/65, the Bureau advised that! COMSAT was a prime contractor to the Defense Communications Agency with an Advanced Communications Satellite Project involving classified access and meverials at “Secret" level. Investigation reveals that. ESTELL? “20JC, payee on a check in the amount of $220 drawn from the account of EDUARDO DIAZ on 7/8/67; is employed at COMSAT nd is perhaps(related to Mrs, ESTELA L. ROJO, AttacheJat the CS3 hilean Embassy Washington, D. C. In view of the sensitive nature of work performed at this establishment, ROJO's possible CSS relationship to a(foreign diplomatic official) the nature of (S- Captioned organization and contacts which DIAZ My had with a (diplomatic epresentative of a communist nation ro will attempt to furthe® identify ROJO and determine the natére of her position at COMSAT. and what access she may have to classified information there. WEO files contain no identifiable information concerning ESTELLE ROJO, [fee. RSTeLe L. ROJO, ESTELA LORCA DE ROJO, ESTE DE ROJO, DAVID ROJO, o¢ DANIEL ROJO VILART Ss) , = WFO files contain no identifiable information concerning Father PATRICIO CARIOLA, Reverend RICHARD KENNA, o¢ STEPHEN HUMPHREYS . oo nformation from CIA concerning HUMBERTO MALINARICH is lecated in instant WFO File, serial 65, which information - was made available by. Bureau 0-7 dated 9/28/67, and which ge ormat ton is classified "SECRET, NO FOREIGN DISSEMINATION." SKY) nformation from USDS concerning MALINARICH is located in WFO file 105-C-L, serial 1407, made available gyzess 0-7, dated 2 7/20/64, and is classified "Confidential .™ nformation from :° INS concerning MALINARICH is unclassified 4nd is located in: WFO file 105-0-L, serial 1407D, and was made available by Bureau 0-7 dated 8/5/64. | ! t Osc Phan) - - og Cc ass(eieo FA COVER PAGE 5 Dece hls ’ . a SECRET HW 45886 DocId:32339768 Page 3
. OTHER 1b, 1c%# On 10/26/67, Source of Information £3) . (protect), of "Time", advised that ALINE}osB? as been . Bees associated "off and on" with United Press International (UPI) for many years. As’ of 1950 she had a by-line in_New York City. In approximately 1952 she wanted to go to Europe but UPI would not send her. She left UPI and paid her own way to the Brussels World Fair where she served for a while as a guide at the Fair. MOSBY rejoined UPI in. approximately 1957 or 1958 and was assigned to Moscow, Russia, where she served "for some time’. Though his recollections concerning MOSBY were vague, he had the _impression MOSBY had left UPI. again during the past four or five years and was doing free-lance work in Western Rurope. He advised he had also heard recently that a been "syndicating” out of New York City on world affairs. : of MOSBY being approached by IPS for émploymant: WFO 97-1847 ; : dog. had no knowledge (¢ ) 10/28/67 issue of "The Overseas Press Bulletin," veekly publica-" tion of The Overseas Press Club of America, World Press Center, * 54 West 40th Street, New York, New York, which conteined an article beginning on page-one entitled "Forum Will.-Show How Vier of Bolshevism Has Changed", The article identified and described panel guests and dais guests for the OPC's Edwaivd R. Murrow Worid Affairs Forum, "50 Years’of Bolshevism: Evolution and, Critique," scheduled for 11/6/67 at the Hotel Delmonico, New York City. ALINE MOSBY, who was déscribed as having served two tours of duty in Moscow for UPI (1959-19624.1964-1965) was listed among distinguished dais guests “for the forum. Eer book, "The View from.No. 13 Feople's Street," is based on her . tenure there. Outstanding guests for the critique included foriner ' UJ. Sy Ambassador to the USSR, GEORGE KENNAN; New York University Professor SIDNEY HOCK; ISAAC DON LEVINE, author of "The Rissian | { | subsequently made availebie a cupy of the Co) Revolution;" HARRISON SALISBURY, Assistant Managing Editor of . "The New York Times"; ALEXANDRA TOLSTOY, daughter of famed Russian novelist LEO TOLSTOY and numerous other cistinguished personalities knowledgeable in Soviet affairs. | D COVER PAGE HW 45886 DocId:32339768 Page 4
WrO 971847 OTHER 1b 1c UPI night ates advised Sis W. PEYTON GEORGE and 3 ROBER aT E.CS EAMS that ALINE MOSBY, UPI correspondent formerly in Moscow, is now working at UF1 Headquarters in New York on “women's stuff, " INFORMANTS: WE T-1 19615. 3900 WE T-2 ‘ffs (6743 JAS WF T-3 is MICHAEL ANGEL £RICE (Sufiles 52-100595 and 140- 21383, WEG files 105-51279 and LAD. 14554), ywho requested that his identity be protected. ERICE voluntarily furnished the information to SA JAMES M. CCADY to whem he has volun- tarily furnished information in. the past, most recently infor- mation concerning FRANCISCO PORTELA Y ESTEVEZ, Chief Corres- _ pendent fer Prensa Latina, New York City, as set forth in . WFO airtel and LHM dated 8/4/87, captioned "ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO * ACTIVITIES; IS - CU," Buiile 109-584, WFO file 105-29955,. - BRICE did not furnish any details concerning the manner in which he acquired the information, LUADS: ; NEW YORK AT NEW YORK, NE WEW YORK E COVER PAGE ~" HW 45886 DocId:32339768 Page 5
nN te etm en a He tenn On ance wes nga EN LE a a a a ee ne lS FOE nee oa Lire eA ROR pms range dagen oe ER (= | P-204 Rev. 3-2-59) _ ; at ‘ L : o UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE | | NTO os oo FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION cia HAS NO OEE ND/OR. ee os CLASS CA ON en AAT a RELEASE OF CIA (FORM al \N THIS DOCUMENT. X 16/98 Copy to: . , . SECRET Report of: SA JAMES 0. WATSON, JR. ogc... WASHINGTON, D. C. Dots SAN 10 1968 oo - a . . Field Office File #:°. 97-1847 — a Bureau File #: ~ 105-150030 Title | INTER PRESS SERVICE (IPS) Character: REGISTRATION ACT += LATIN AMERICA INTERNAL SECURITY - LATIN AMERICA Synopaiss Ezpother Governnont agency reported in,9/67 information rom a source accuired in 8/67 that IPS has signed agreements with Governments of Venezuela, Colombia and Peru to provide teletyped news to officiel i 7 . Government information offices and overseas embassies ae of each. Source also reported IPS Latin American (LA) headquarters of IPS put up for sale a few months ago, but IPS Diyector ROBERTO SAVIO changed his mind “ about selling ¥5 letter from Latin American Newsletters Ltd., London, dated 9/5/67, directed to Young & Rubicam Puerto Rico, Inc., solicited subscription for “Latin America," described as a weekly newsletter. on political > and economic developments in LA, published in cooperation with IPS. Copy of 9/8/67 issue of "Latin America", enclosed with the letter, set forth in appendix, Quotations from an IPS memorandum also enclosed: in letter, setting forth quotations touting "Latin — America,'' includes statements attributed to University of Texas and Crocker-Citizens National Bank, San ~ Francisco. Translation set forth of undated IPS memorandum furnished by confidential source 10/67 indicating IPS signed contracts with Governments of ‘Chile, Venezuela, Colombia, Italy, Ministry of Overseas Development of Britain, European Common Market and ° =aaeeae my * i? Te VNTR ETO TNE OOS TARGT X I Gireuttee ra ROAD are rity —_— - 9° a Ea ee Coe © neice em : This document cont\ins neither reccmtnendations nor conclisicme® ort oe It is the property ci the FBl ord is loaned tu 4 your cgency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your ayency. NW 45886 DocId:32339768 Page 6
WFO 97-1847 i . ae. Bank of London and South America and is negotiating with Peru, Ecuador, Uruguay, -Belgium, "Germany", and the Latin American Free Trade Association. Director of Foreign» Missions, Jesuit Order-Eastern-United States, advised EDUARDO. DIAZ received room, board and» tuition ‘from Jesuits for two. years of study at Georgetown University, Washington, D. C. DIAZ recommended _ by Jesuits of: Santiago, Chile, following his . outstanding work in youth movement of Christian Democrats (CD) during election of CD Presidential Candidate EDUARDO FREI. Chilean Ambassador to U.S. RADOMIRO TOMIC participated in making / arrangements. in Chile for DIAZ to come to Washington, h ‘D.C. DIAZ ran errands for Ambassador’ while studying — . at Georgetown. ESTELLE ROJC,:p payee on check dated — 7/8/67, in amount of $220, drawn against account of PJAZ; possibly employed: at COMSAT, Washington, D. C., nd possibiy[related. to Attache of Chilean Enbess ZS) ersonal checking account of DIAZ inactive since . y 9/67, holding a balance of $9.80. HOIT}ROFFiN ~~ * identified by records cf Security Bank, Washington, D.C... as. correspondent for IPS. Records of INS disclose DIAZ traveled to Chile and Mexico during Y 1966-1967, last departing from the U. S.. on 8/4/67, destined for Mexico. — . DETAILS: AT WASHINGTON, D.C. an ; Twists > On September 5, 1967, WF T-1, “another iCovernnent agency which conducts personnel and security investigations, made available unevaluated information received! during August, 1967, from a source considered to be reliable. This source learned the following | from I HUMBERT! AETNARICH } a Ghilgen of Yugoslav origin who now ‘lives in Caracas, Venezue) La, and . writes regular:y for the Demecratic. Action (AD) Party’ s _VRYEVAV \ morning mews paper "L a Republica”: (uy 7 a . | 2 -c, | . 7 4 | | SECREP | | a. if . i. | NW 45886 DocId:32339768 Page 7