14-00000 MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/WHD ‘a number of years. It is now being renewed and submitted as amar r é ' ' i 1 [ “4 tis. q +. wad SbRsbe ita Ralcon AGAMA Eat. WH/POA 289-65 4@ August 1968 mantis a a "henaded SUBJECT - 3 LIHOFF Renewal 1. Project LIHUPY has been active as a CA project for I. ap Fl project. Its purpose and objective is to support a singleton U.S, contract agent (LIHUFF-1) who has access to a wide wariety of right wing political elements and organiga- tions in Mexico in order to develop information on this political and socisil sector, This effort is | | J the only one which : e0vera rightist political activity in Mexico. ‘ 2. S8inee LIHUFF was previcusiy a CA project, there. is, therefore, no data on which to judge past intelligence ocroduct althcugh three reports resulted in the past year. The Yexican Desk and the Station are taking stepa to prepare suitable requirements in keeping with LIHUYF+1's access and the objectives ef the project. ; h 3. The reporting received from the Station with regard te: the operational status of the agent and project appears te. ‘ have been adequate in the past. There are no apparent security or control preblens. H t 4, $9,000 hes been requested in support of the project i effective 1 July 1965. Of this amount $5,400 ig marked for operational expenses, entertainment, and travel. <A study ef the detailed project outline leads to the conclusion that this latter figure is somewhat excessive when viewed against anticipated eperational activity and in 211 likelihood only See eerrere rear a very little of it will be expended. &. Pregect LINUFP ia recommended for approval. cee cieerdeipeapintitne theese tent C/WH/POA e 9 iT rag peer yr treaty 7 t ry “s > Onda a > i ! 4 a re del “a “4
14-00000 “ea : é -¢ * SECRET - (Then Fsiled gay ' t pote é t PROJECT CRYPTONYS , =e : . - PROJECT ACTION : LIQUT? ws TYPE OF ACTION Fi/ce 4 ca : ; wEB PROJECT DIVESIow apPRovat western cenisphere AMENDMENT FIELD STATION ao, Mexico RENEoAL BRAwCH %, DESK omef ae, Fv196—~C«~ «zw rosy L Fexico ————— oS EXTENS 10% LL qeadimation Role eS. BUILDING ExTEms 60% at o 4 Reecor Headquarters 4523 ne - A CONCUARERCES OF DIVISION : 4 CRGANITAT IGRAL : copy, MEMGRANOUM ATTACHED E YPED NAME (And signature DATE 3 ELEMERT Tre ‘ , NO.T ves] ne DATE! . 4 cfAm/y | We J. Kanfean ke| 2-Teb 651 oO a = ty ta remo nainimime ergyeuremne savmdamesSaeses Ieee dbesat wane oe Ly ‘ wo? i WH/CA/PG 2 ; | | cAm/ca TRS | | “4 oe oe 5 } | wa/exo 78 fader | | po | : ~ oe ~ Maren saw A a tif} | ~ — _ t iad ' SSUAUBRENBES—OF OTHER COMPONENTS 5 j L j ‘ | crsors cpt { i i i i DC/CA ; | [DDP/PG/CAI- ie | | DDP/c-PG | LT A TPPROVAL : . PERIOD TOTAL AMOUNT FY . AMOUNT : Sy FROM To 1 ? 3500. : Ni Jan 1965 30 dene 1965 | $ 7,500 19 - : APPROVING AUTHORITY SARTRE DATE cy me 3 ¥ eSCTRRRS. : fone 848 DesORETE PREYEGUS SECRET 4 cytuntherte brett dstenhtndee 5 he
pte Hy te a, bree » pees rag 2d. ROR ye ee a SECR® T/KAPOK » MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Western Hemisphere Division SUBJECT : Approval of Project LIQUFF Le wWH/L requests approval of Project LINUFF in the arount of $7,500 for the second half of FY 1965. The project has been pro- grammed in the amount of $20,000 for FY 1965 and these funds are available in WH. FIRANCIAL DATA: Fiscal Year From Developmental Funds 1963 $ 5,000 1964 19,000 1965 (Second half) 7,500 2. This new project is to provide some support and help sus- ; tain an independent Mexican anti-communist group called the Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales y Economicas. The groun founded in 1953 has as its aim the spreading of the principles of free enterprise end private initiative. LIAUFF is particularly active in the student field, having orgenized a nation-wide, right-wing, active student organization called Movimiento Universitario de Renovadora Orientacion (MURO). LIBUFF funds will be used to pay a salary to LIHUFF-1, an American businessman with previous experience with CIA in Panama, and for spot covert action activities such as the militant anti-comnunist student activities in the universities and the placement of articles in the presse 3. Effectiveness a During the developmental period of this activity, the following indications of effectiveness have been reported: A. Forwer Anbassador Thomas Mann valued the TISE publica- tion "Espejo" as worth far more than what one man in the field could accomplish. (Station funds no longer support “Espejo.*) E. The IISE continues to provide the Station wih e research facility not otherwise available. C. Provided the Station with a valuable intellectual asaet, Manuel Calvillo Alonso, who is a source of FI on right-wing political groups and who completed a book at Station request on the "Penetra~ tion of the Mexican Educational System by Cormunists." SECRET/KAPOK «a RFR cso stabp tenaneattai abe Heats eRe RR RAE ce sane Tee ee RE ms TR ee seh enna ect iee et  oe t | Seeedmeseht Inara ct vun nannin sua ed nee 7 wt cra mrmqtomes ear pséen fe: Sow era emtere pen Reermenewn + * nore eagermenecentoeqices Bp pyaar to
NUNS Uh Je beets onpneta og an wy genet weresaeasmneccumrereme see oa een nee % caer es > SECRET/KAPOK D. MURO's 200 shock troops have campaigned vigorously against Cormunism and pro-Castro groups at the National University (UNAM), and in the Universities of Puebla and Guadalajara. MURO takes major credit for the ouster in past months of Communist rectors from the Universities of Monterrey, Puebla, Guadalajare, and Morelia; MURO continues to place anti-communist articles in the national media of interest to students and government leaders; -MJRO has carried out successful demonstrations against the Soviet Erbassy. E. MURO took an active part in cabling the Chilean govern- ment protesting the Communist nature of the Latin American Youth Conference in Santiago. F, LIUBUFF-2 is used by the Station for writing and placing certain typee of strong anti-Soviet articles in Excelsior and BEL Universal. G. LIAUFP-2 ecquired evidence of a large purchare of American hospital supplies by two professors at UNAM for tranship- ment ta Cuba. hk, Security The LISE is funded througa a cut-out in suck a way that CIA participation is concealed. Only LLYUFF-1, who is met clandestinely by a Station case officer, is witting of the true source of funds. There heave been no security problemus during the developmental period of this activity. 5, Reporting on this proposed project has been adequate. Five progress reports vere received during the past year. W. J. Kaufran Chief, wH/l deh een Annes ae 5 eet nvetentger A104 Bete seus oo ecto + Ae eae ns > ee whee [ | Ao me omy Tee tere pareerenaetee Te at ee warts oon net tmp recone ypc eye entrar s cate e
14-00000 eee ge ae ee ea eae i ce ae we ne et PROJECT LIEUSP A. Identification Mexico City, Mexico--Political a which may become involved. B. Objectives. To support and sustain « national right ving student no ale) ry nS Universitario de Renovadera Crientacion (GuR0), through a long-established anti-communist front organization in ifexico, the Instituto de Investiseciones jf Soctales y Economicas (TISZ). To maintain and influence signiffcently this ! front group by obtaining a measure of substantial contro! through this : continued funding. To assist in maintaining a counterbalancing in?luence ! on the common party, FRI, against far leftist pressures thro ougn this organization, TISk. To acesuplish the following objectives in the Related Mission Directive: Priority A. 3%; Priority &. 3a, b, c. C. Background. 1. The IISE was founged iu 1833 under the auspices ar n Mexican bankers, industrialists, free enterprice and private mationalisn; sociatisn; it nas engaged in cons vective and the netters involving vrivate initie accumulated a file of basic date a SECRET/EAPOX - initiative. erranged a nutber cf reetings and congresses designed to exp? ore the dangers of Communien, particniarly in its economic aspects it has organicec the student ercuo MURO; pamphlets, and news letters on Communi si as well as th i ection. See C. below for others ccuntries one a mete ore cee i ST ene ET Hen Ee epee ee @ grew of e printinies of ~ et oe anil merchants to spread Since its founding, the group has 3 melts hed hooks, a he Gengers of economic : cerable press plac on wo Communt on events end individ meee feel tineten lacs ae ee Communism that would be difficult for any private Mexican growa to duplicate. 2. In June 1669, LINUTF-1 visited the eamassy" Political Counselor S A. -anég requested an Embessy contact the Ambassador askec the help to the group headed by LIZUS?-2. axieo Station that the group had teen a from a grow of U. S&S. business terporations Oliver G. GALECHD advised the Ms receiving partial financial a COS to explore the possibility of giving finencial reanization. sutsequently, with LI pay «Bis 1 gare In mid-August 102 (HIS-£5390 RYEAT), + ste arena mtn Seepereing see! cw Geceased, and that seadquarters hed solicited by Mr. Denry Hollard, a a i elso provided seme financial assistance threugh this channel. Aer the , ; fF f. death of Mr. Eollend, 44 wes recomended that the funding te heniled tg f through the Hexico Station. SpeciZically, this was to help pay for the | ie | publication Ussne go," an economic journal which strongly supports the free [05 t enterprise system. ‘The Ambassa edeor was consulted and he replied that he pte j thought LIAUFF-2 was one of the few economists in Mexico fighting Communisn. ; i SECRET/KAPOK i z ge ti i) ie
14-00000 oe ae aren tentente wets IR ARPA Neem nate nts agree renters eee TIT fae moa nena ate wera EET rie, my, Tne Ambassador aiso c2ié thac every ching possitic suould te done to support "Espejo" (22247-3023 EYEAT 1626, 20 aAvgust 1962). 3. A project was sutcitted by the Stettoa on 22 March 1953 (ShMA-20931), but Healquarters on 12 duly 1963 ‘OIN-52601) indicated the orcject had teen @isapproved as sutmitte? ani thet inctesd the Station funding should support the student activity UAC on a spot assistance tasis. This was done with the U. S. business assoclates of LINUZ-1's vtcking up the cost of the "Espejo" cagazine, scre $1,200 per month. Tne Station's assistance since that tine bas been confined to the parmant of LIEUSF-1's salar; 63590 per month) and the payment ef 500 per month to MURO. ‘The btetion, however, retains access to the onl range of the LINUrY mechanism and potential. 4. MURO, the militant student organization, is extremely active in the political acticn Pfiele, in the provinzes as well as in the capital. The TISE organization has its offices in Mexico Citr, with essociated offices in Salvador and Guatemele ant working contacts in the provinces of Mexico and ‘dn severel capital ettiss of Latin America. = §. LIEUFS devotes its offorts to selling the free enterorise syste “a as an economic way of life and in defending at every turn individval liberty or sweedon. In Mexico this trpe of organization is rather unique, as the trend in Mexico ig. toyard more goverment intervention. the GSS also preps SECS and ‘sends -otit = provincial nevspapers editorials Featuring anti-coma themes. mn the last five years the TICS has Totlected sevemy lobcectaet binders filled with eftitoriel clies authored in the TIfsS offices. hic organizatbn also sponsors ea training course at which interested groups of 15 to 20 persons are indoctrinated. G. LINUYF-2, the Director of the IIsz, has shovm corplete dedication to the progra:. ‘The members of the organisation, & specially the students, have denonstratei courage and competence in « variety of overations. D. Oserationsl Assets. Ll. Personne Ll. LIBUFF-1 is « 40-year-old Acerican businesszan vho acts as a eut-out and operational aiviser to LISUrF-2, the birector of the group. LINUSF +1 vorked for CIA in Penama frou April 1947 until April 1049 when he returne’ to kexico. Ee vas in contact soctally with members of the Me:ic Station and in Hovember 3962 was hired for the above vork. Training was no require’ since LIEUPT-1 has been in intelligence work from his service with U. &. militery inteliicence G@uring WIT. Ee was engesed to work for U. S. military intellicence in Mexico until late 1962. He Imows he is working for CIA. HEIMN-11040 of 25 October 1962 granted an CA for LIHUFF-1. -2- SECRET/KAPOK ee remit a dene ede gee te Tepper bree, Py Setmnp ben ek Meee + caw eepcomnds enone cwrtg erty ote apes ware ene pee | | a i i of aaiae adic Set nee ee one TIPS kag Se cometcmrmmegmene Sued ats sete 4th 4
t woMte . ae EBCLER/TAPOK cme Te an ine AREY OM 2. LIer-2 is e L7-vear-old Ee is also a vell- knees | Hn Mexico and other Latin American countries. He is met by LIEUSF-1. LInUr?-2 protebly suspects that Tunis may eee to hin snort the U. &. Governuent; however, cover used is that the money is frew private business groups. He was grant an GA on 26 Cotober 1962. bent selene wo amd Bsa : 1. The principal officers of the TICE group are listed in Appendix : . 1 Ll. ering early 1965 MURS organize? a strong and large chapter of its . . H erganication at the Universit: of Vera Cruz, Jalava. This University has : seme 22,909 students and a sizable communict infiltration in Its stuitent F : rarks, Talis makec four universities now in whieh (UO has chapters: | : , Universizad Nectonal Autonena de Mexico (UNAM), University of Fuebla, : - i niversity of Guadalajara, ene the University of Verve Cruz. Three of these, : ; : 7 j with the e 4 noted center. of cormunist activities. 7 8 a 4 1 a @. 4. The TICE organisation frecuen ; : placezeritc In all of Mexico City's leatin, nevesapers. Its elitorial features are alco regularly accepte &@ by provincial publications. General i ' propagenis and political actions of the organization vill he influenced | ‘ ; and guided by the ctation. | : £ * vt b. The TISh eliterial service for provincial newspapers has : ot ; ; been usei by the Etation. | 7 aaihis i ' L 5 i @. The Station : | 5 i research reeds. { z i “ e. mples of publication ana propagania erial are ‘ ; i attaches. : : BE. Seeurity Svaluation. | - + 4 t . yee d i The TICE organization is fumied through a cut-out in such a manner |: : f ' that CiA varticipation is coneesled. It is not conmectec in any way with aed i 4 { any other CIA operation. There have been ro security problems shich have tet | a : eone to the rma of the Station in connection with this activity. ’ : Both Lis’ nad LISUr?-2 have been, to the Station's knovledge, _quite i . + ' discreet about wheter relationship. In view of the mature cf the TIEE, there ; i tas been no curiosity about the source of funds contributed by the Station. { ESCRET/KAGCE nto an ake pare anor bad IY SNES a ae - rs ere reo
14-00000 - g€. Coordanotion. 1. All coordination with ctier U. S. elenuents will be handled b; the - COS Mexice as such situations arise. For the present there are none. The former Ambassador Mr. Thomas Marm asked the COG Mexico to assist tae IISse group financially. Also, the operational use of LIEUSF-1 was cleared with U. S. military intelligence when it was learned that they also had an interest in using him in clanéestine operations. They are not using him | : at the precent time. ie 2, Relationszip to Cther Projects | a. LICGAX: Eoth prdects LICCAK and MURC ere operating at UAH, a University cc? upvards of £0,900 students. So far there have been no basie problems of conflict since HURO ts sorkim; the Catholic side of the street watle LICOAX works en the so-called “independents,” and there is still plenty of room for both to operate. In this connection, it should be noted that a grzat deal of MGRO student effort is devoted to universities cutside ; hexico City. dees ocean rene weeetae Sate aN be eer Sa ery heat name Po b. LISIFEN: This project is conterned with a mass propaga approach to Comunism in Mexico. It is headed ty a group of businessnen : j known as the Committee of Ine. The only relationship betveen LISU?T? and LISIREN is in the fact that four cf the members of the Committee of line ve also mombers of LIEUSS's 26-man "Euard of Directors." his dees not necessarily mean an interlocking directorate between the two projects since, as in many sinilar activities in the U. €., individuals interested in civic or outside activities of this nature are frequently tapped to serve in multiple sssignments. . ae mee pS em ne pete 1 es lhe et b tle Sd bbs rantemd wer e. LILISP/C: Sinee LILISP/C is a National St stressing student affairs in the interior of Uextico, iw LILISP/C are working in the seme general field in mir: 3 Mexico City. dovever, in these universities in which Linvrr is con its efforts, this can be a cotplenentarr relationship since LIEUY? can a work in much more depth in these universities than can LILISP/C and ce affiliate its srougs to the LILTS3/O National Student Confederation vh is the only one now generelly recognizel in Mexico. LILISP/C, as ail Student Contezeration, obviously can only spend very limited tice on any 6ingle university or sfuation. eer 1 ete wae mmm sere vate ics) ct he 0 oO os fb re coe mage sets epemencerpir eB ABUL tel be G. 1. Costs. woee Argh ects tap om wa kta sree It is reqrested that the following estimates be approved for use in the LIUFF project for the period 1 January 1655 through 30 June 1655. 2x64 FY65 LIQUYF-1 Salary $ 6,009 £2,500 “Ecoe jo" , 12 000 nee . : MURO Student Organizetion 8,0 5,000 fa maka Boo art cere whe SECHET/KAPOK | [teres a ? oe Taw fie nt Z ! { rs 4 4 ° ‘ . y & ay r ad 53
74-90000 A a 4 } Ane, . H : . ; i: er meen sane rans Be ee vem os | t H - + Station Hex ico Oo proposes to pay only a @ portion of the ITISE operation. It is a ‘ not inten@ed that this partial support will make the organization a comletely : t controlled station asset. It will c rake it responsive to ctation guidance. a : The organization receives funds fron private guups but the Stetion does not ; ; ; know the amounts of all the donors and it is unlixely that we will ever know yy ae . ‘these exactly. _ Doe : . : a 2.. Foreign Currency. Shere ere no special requirezents for foreign currency. 1 . I P . -3; Comnttnrents.§ . oy - | { , “a : ; . ; Ho perranent commitments have been made. ‘ a 4 J hh, Fuading end Accountability. f i i : : Funds will be paid to LInur?-1 by the inside case officer. Receipts : , WLLL be obtained. The money will te paid tn cash in local currency. There an 3 are no unusual funding and accountability requirezents. i of 4 i H. Annexes. 3 . as 4 } 1. Administrative Plen or Fiscal Annex. i t is not believed that this annex is required for the LIGUSY Project. : i 2, Communications. io: “4 i or 4 3 i H 4 i Theva ate no communications requirements for the present tine. : x : i 3. Technical Supoort. i » oe abs 3 There are no technical support requirements for this project. ; x P : 4 ! 4. Logistics. ann “4 j There are no logistical requirements for this project. iF 3 | { 5. Intellicence. ‘ ; t | Cperational intelligence from other U. S. Agencies is not required. | 5 i Intelligence proftuction from this _Geveloprental project has incluiei aine FI | 4 2 reports during 1054 aside from a good deal ef report material vhich, though os i not disseminabdle, is of consfdereble 4 nterest to the Station. | d . . i i # ) i 7 i ; -SECRET/KAPOK B- 7 . ‘ i 3 14 . 3 y x
74-90000 é i v ~ : 2 t + 4 . t e . 7 : ; ~ wk: a, ; : eprops hep, oar or i .. . SECHST ALOK : ‘ Principal Cfficers of the IISE: | eee Director; Lic. Agustin NAVARRO V. ‘ : Lic. Carles SANCHEZ MEJORADA fo “. +s. Enelque URTECKP : . : Hugo SALINAS : Bot ‘Lic. Guctave . VELASCO ing. Jose RIVERA 2. j Lic. Pedro Abiz Gats ; Anthal ce IQUnSIUS . ss Mariano KR. Sualsa t . ‘ Ing. Jose ge la MACCHRA ‘ Jacobo PEREZ Barres - ‘ i, | Lic. Artwro BUENO Y Urcuidt , Lic. Carloc LOMasg de Lilergo et epee a eset Lieb the A teiebae Ernesto J.AVESCUA ; 4 Guillerto GUAJARDG Davis i a oo Jose A. BECALDON | 4 Lic. Eduaréo PRIEZO Lopez ‘ 4 3 Antonio L. RODRIGUEZ is 4 ' Lic. Antonio FEREZ Verdie dr. Fj . ; Adolfo I, RIVERGLL i Federico SANCIEY Pogarty -j 1a Clemente SERNA Martines ae j i Cayetano ELANTO Vigil | 3 Enrique AYALA Hedina po 4 i H . i ‘ , te ‘4 - H ~ 48 3 | SECRET/KAPCK WER OLR SALA is anaerobes yo ger IN Pett ent mE nA ree oe ETE RE te ee te ee eR Ree ee em ee ee ee touES ‘ ak
14-00000 Bt aero Soe an eh se 5 7 &@ Bs . CLASSIFICATION ‘SECRETKAPOK SUBJECT Project Approval Request. ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES 1. The attached project outline Is presented for approval. 2. It would be appreciated if the cryptonym of LIHUFF/1 could be changed to conform with the new project cryptonym. Enclosures: 1. Left hand side, h/w 2. Right hand side, u/s/c 3. Identities, u/s/e Distribution: «3-* WH, w/encls ers mE HMMA~26353 HOS Fite MuUsBER orm een j 28 ME: ae Orem Te peda cameramen gre: £ A a é 3. a ; } | i 8 Fine te et te be bila, wealela Wha Sale ee a saath ater Bebonllitatideon e
14-00000 ? ‘ ; oF Zi. Emergency Conlitions. . : oy Since the Director o? “he group is 2 Nexiecan national, he could continue Living ané working in Mexico in the event of energency anti-U. & situations; : hovever, he probs>ly vould not outright attack his om governrent. It ts likely that the grown locally might lose its effectiveness or cease to function in Mexico. Eevever, a change in the Mexican political scene ray not affect the group's offices in other Latin American countries. In the event of an emergency situation, contact can be made by the case officer with either LISUFF-1 or LIIc?-2. we mnerewe oe ee Ae UNE anne ek MeO Meer mee Some tered Oa adtrnapunte OR bE HT 4 emg penis fy at * weeadat Egubbade sd ates e ter + a Sag we hea LS Sete 7 aR Orme ® poee sop peesteret ' Mth Cad Tash cee ett s te amen er: i = tes j } = Ye 4 i i : i 3 i 4. : ea ta }f Fo 4 b= it “ SSCRET/KAPOK t TNE Paladin SUT ears oe ee VTE AL a ag TRA gee MT thee Cre - we - - tot mm cena : ‘ 3 ° . . & ; . 5 BORN ,
14-00000 ext ~ MHSPAWN LIHUFF | BE . LIHUFF APPROVED 20 APRIL 65 FOR $7500 LAST HALP FY 65. DECISION AS DISCUSSED IN JAN 65 WITH STATION IS TO TERMINATE : F BY JUNE 65 ALL SUBSIDIES TO MURO, IN EVENT LIHUFF-2 a f { H toLG a. RETAINED ON PAYROLL IN FY 66 STATION SHOULD RENEW LIBUFF ° F ; + i : AS SUPPORT PROJECT ORB PLACE L-l UNDER OTHER PROJECT. | ; END OF MESSAGE bg WH Comment: *The Station would appreciate a response to the : 4 status of the LIBUFF project and what has been the final pF 4 decision. ** Please advise effective date LIHUFF-1 HOC bog t 3G : change. Expect for second half FY 68 $2500 for L-l1 salary. ar: x . 1s ee 1 ed WH/PO/B oe ; i ak 4 ; H be { a 5 DESMOND FITZGERALD a . W. J. KAUFMAN aa ° xy 2 ~ FA he fi 2 2. d po a -12-2G/f = 8 So de 2 GOoRoimAvine OFFiceRs ‘ GROW? ¢ AUTNENTICATICG = RELEASING OF FIGER oa SECRET tactoded irom euremates| orriene) 2 - _ “ downgrading ond re _ REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING apie’ i§ PROHIBITED, Copy Me, GP OLD DD RE cop MIAP treme Be Teall a teeta he 3s ox Plsecner | | © wo wom neo CAL ,PG2, VR Fue, cfon WFO: ; OTE Di REFS: A, HMMA 25728* B. DIR 9977444 : erento “me
14-00000 : : 3 oti at . f any SECRET PROJECT APPROVAL NOTIFICATION (C7) eroercgrany 0 tater tn sas fh aie - Rea ta Prosect 9 ve = Co} ovase: CI Furet (C7j omectr ; ACTION AREA waw prove Divesios a Vs JECT po AMENDMENT WH e BRANCH i RENewat i i TERMINATION pesK Mexico extension i CASE OFFICER ER TENSION i ; j k OTHER 523 | | 7 | AUTHORIZATION r 4 APPROVING AUTHORITY TOTAL AMOUNT APPROVED aa AMOUNT i 1 ? Ghief, WH Divisica 28 April 1965 oe PERIOD OF APPROVAL * 7, 560 we = fk H ' 3 i i FROM A Suly 1964 To $6 June 1965 PIMANCIAL - i i 2 SyMaoL 5135-2452 i i 5 CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL . ‘ k 4 Project LINUFF approved in the amcunt of $7,500 for F¥ 1965. annem eon nergeg emngtor mesa a tartenbntrar bad settee | ' i i £ 3 i 4 | Pye SG . 14 | : —_ ; SIGHATURE . DATE a 965 | a. . - owe a % BDP/es Sioned] | 27 BPR 196 | i 4 APR elze DISTRIBUTION on i aivision = | * sea-pofs =| Bivision | ' | cuge op supeone | * orecen |” : FORM USE PREVIOUS fentaas tie w i ASI B49 yrs eney SECRET est i ae! £
14-00000 eo d | peeily we OR: 1 aye ; OT 1 4523 2] NO IyDEX 1 DATE: 7 Apri lio, MEXICO crTY OM DIRECTOR £ CONF: } Fi } I \ ‘yo | oe ; 7 mn MESSAGE FORM 4~__ - ROUTING INDEX Fy s Re J ee ee arena cena EO 1 i 2 3 4 &2] FILE IN CS FILE NO. 50-124-28/1 Wn ¥ wo PEL, Car WEF IAe MEXI INFO: CHE DIR a - H i MASPANN LINUFP 33774 j i 4 | EXPECT APPROVAL LIQUFF TOTAL $7,500 LAST HALT FY 65. OF THIS ; tomy H $2,500 FOR LIHUFT-1 SALARY IN LIVE DISCUSSION WITH CURTIS R2 LYEUs?. ' zee a i ND OF 2PS2S4G5 ; we ¥ END OF MESSAGE } } . : P { t *y H ? 4 i _ if » os wk att stb tds eel > Val Tle AS esmond FitzGerald o/vED acti etatdtctailad . . COORDINATING OFFICERS i : et, [ GaOUP t - &uUTHENTICaTIng ¢ RELEASING OFFicee : SECRE? jt ROU? FE etMaNTICS oes dawegrahag and ~ ar? or Coclasiecation REPRODUCTION BY oe THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED. ene tt rer) + SER Teed 2eabastaned aay
14-00000 se onde ates % SECRET (When Filled yey PROMECT ACTION TYPE OF ACTION Ew PROJECT . bo4 APPROVAL DIVESEOS Free? Western Nenisghere FITLO STATEIGN AMENDMENT wo. Mexieo RENEWAL BRANCH Fx 196 ways. € LaTERSTON ROOM AO. TERMERAT 10% ORGANI ZAT FONAL ELEMENT cfr/. ¥. Jo Eanfran ¢ Becaond Pitsderald piney» FER LOD FRO To 3 dus 1903 i APPROVING AUTHORITY CA AD OesSOLETe Pecestous geaTeoas. gone } SEGRATURE ioe 84 TYPED NAME (dnd signature; BUELT ENG CONCURRENCES OF Divisi CONCURRENCES OF OTHER COMPONENTS 4 APPROVAL TOTAL AMOUNT FY Sa SECRET CESK { ‘ PROJECT CHYP TONER LIBR? ca EXTENSION ' cop MEVMCKHANDLS ATTRO REE PATE ante n NO.} veg] no cave ata 11 Coma gentteemee re perpen on mee a SF na mente mmemrentegeier igre Aa ate Pont we derahOb dased es ‘ 1 renee eepamen epee mame cnnrey eee +E ne pencsprarsecigey pensar tis oS Dee al Bs oe, AMOUNT DATE 3
14-00000 teeter ett eR te orn nthe inna sunrise agen tet, = AER EG APA tennant Hs SMR Spite deepen seen Pet “tate PSMORAHDUM FOR: Chief, vestern Heuisphere Division SURIECT s Approval of Project LIGIF? Ll. 8/2 requests approval of Project LIMUFF in the amount of $7,500 for the seeomi balf of FY 1965. The project has been pre- in the amount of $20,000 for FY 1965 en& these funds are available in Wi. : Ie PYEANCIAL DATA: ue \ Fron Developwental Finis | Fiscal Year 1963 $ 5,000 1964 19,000 4 1965 (Second half) ‘ 7,509 1 2. This new project is to provide some support and help sua- + tein an imieapendent Mexican auti-cumunist group called the Institute _ i ée Investigaciones Geciales y Economicas. Tne group fournied én 1053 an bes aa ite aim the spreading of the principles of free enterprise and a A mene maons private initiative. LINUFF ie particularly active in the student field, to having organized a mtion-wide, right-ving, active student organisation ealled Movietento Universitario ée Renrvedorr Grientacion (HIRO). LISP fume@s vill be used to pay & eslery to LIMIEF+l, an Aserican besinessman with previous experience with CLA in Panam, ard for srot covert actica activities such as the cilitant anti-comunist student activities in the universities and the placement of articles in the Frese. 3. Effectivensse Daring the developmental period of thie astivity, the folleving indications of effectivensas have been reported: & Yormer Ambassaéior Thoms Mann valued the LICE publica- tion “Espejo” as worth fer more than what one man im the field conld accomplish. (Station fumia no longer support “Espejo.") & Tee TISE contimue to provide the Station wih a research fecility ust otherviee available. C. Provided the Station with e valuable intellectual asest, Baavel Calvillo Alonso, who is a scarce of FI on righteving political groups and vho cacpleted a book at Station request on the “Pengrtra- tion of the Mexieun Educational System by Commmnists." 2 mapepeeregrees meron 5 + Beye. seme econ Shh Stele beat penn fale SDS Se an amt STE dae ty LA q j ; i 4 Ba fe
14-00000 D. BORO's 200 shock troops have campaigned vigorously - : egninst Commmion aml pro-Castro grovps at the Entionmal University ' (U8AN), and in the Uriversities of Fsble and Guadalajara. HURO i ¢takea muxjor credit foo the custer in past souths of Comamist rectors . from the Universities of Monterray, Pusbla, Guadalajars, ané Morelia; HURS com@nues to place anti-commumist articles in the matiomnl media of intercat to students and govermeont leaders; KURO bas carried cut p gueeeceful demonstrations against the doviet Behassy. SB. KURO tock an active part in cabling the Chillean govern- Bewe protesting the Communist aatere of the Latin American Youth Conference in fantiago. ; t { FP, LUSPY-2 is used by the Ctation for vriting aud placing a certain types of strong anti-Goviet articles im Excelcior ami £1 [ i Urniverzal. a FY G. LIMV?P-2 acquired evidence of a large purchace of fhe manner eaerememn mene ce eer ere ant resem erat oy mente mene i 1 Aearican hospital supplice hy two professors at UBAK for trenship- . ' - Bo 4 bey F . i The LISS 4e funded through ¢ cut-sut im euch a way that CLA e "s } participation is comeealed. Cnly LUZGT-1, who is met clandestinely ; : by @ Station case officer, is witting of the true source of runds. Ob i There have bean no eseurlty problems during tha develoguental pertod . 4 1. : of this ectivity. ‘4 _ A &, Heverting on this proposed project bas been adequate, Five io! IPs 4 progress reports vere received during the past year. . Bs tf a We J. Kaufaan gi { | Chief; wa Ro A t fo: 3 i : | | 4 “2. r : sraatee ye tet arn ea Rane Se .
14-00000 A. Youtification _  Maxieo City, Rexico--Political Action, tee ¢. below for other countries @aieh way become involved. | = B. Objectives. ; { " $e suport and custein a astienal right wing student sovensst, Movindente Univereitaric Ge Renovedora Criemtacion (:URO), Geroush a long-established enti-camamict fregt arganicetion in Mexico, the Institute de Iaviatigetoms Sectales y Econaxieas (IK-3). To maintain and influence significantly this front grou by obteiniug a measure of substantial control tirougn tais eontimesd funling. To assiot in maintaining a counterbolencteag influence om the cosmos party, PAI, againat. far leftist presewres through thie orgeniaation, TIGR. To accomplish the fslloving objectives in the Kelated Mission Directive: Priority A. 3°) Priority Be 3a, By Go C. Background. i. fe TSS was founded in 1953 under the auspices of a group of Mexican benkers, imiactrialists, end merchante to epread the principlaa of : free entercyvice an’ private initiatives. ince ite feumiing, the croup Fas i arranged & mumber of meetings end congrecsen designed to ezplave the . Geugers of Ceammiem, particularly in its ecomeic aspecte, and hyper- : wationalien; 1t hes organised the student groug NUhD) {t+ haa published booke, — - pomphlote, and mows Letters on Cosmumiam os well as the cengers of econesae setfaliens it has efgeaqad in comsiderable press placesant ag varias : watiers iovciving private initiative aba tha Casmimict throat; ami <t bee seempleted a file of basic data om events and individuals Seo oisine “phout Comminies that waald be difiieult far any private xexicaa group to éwplicate. &. Yn June 1960, LUEGY-1 visited the Bebassy's Political Coumelor - ; end requested cn Enbarry contact with LUSPP-2's argsnization. Cubsequently, | { the Asbaseadce acwed th: CCH to explore the pogsibility of giving finunctiai Ls i ~  belp to the group beaded by LIMEP-2, In mid-August 19C2 (188-2939 BYRAT), | i Oliver G. GALBCID advised the Mexico itation that the grow: hed been ' Fecetving pertial financial aid fron a grow of U. i. business corporations selieited by +. Remry Bolland, sow deceased, and thet Eeadquarters bad alse provided some financial ossiatanca through this channel. Atte: the i Geeth of ft. Bollemi, it was recosnmuied thet the funding bo handled . i through the laxice Station. ‘Specifically, this was to help pay for the * |. - publication fZepejo," an econcale Journal which atrongly supports tas free le { { ome ot "1 Rem seserare marae wants Oth hail AOR nag we ee eee ee oh ee oe tte ad dadto, w rhea edel abst tis, 6 ERR receesemmere enterprise system. The Asbessador wa, consulted ead be replied thet he ik thowht LIMUY-2 wee ane of the few ecoumsicte in Nexico figeting Coemetl em. ° sere nearer weir be Lad thea aE see a Ee meats. ale Seereip weet Pre enero ener oa ee a sa erg tenes meer
14-00000 The Acheseaior also enid that everything poasible choulé be done te suppart "Bapajo” (IS2f-3023 RYBAT 1925, 30 August 1962). ot 3. A project ws cubeitted by the Station es @2 March 1963 (B8A-20931), but isedquerters on 12 July 196° (DIB-53501) iedlested tha project had been disapproved ae cubsitted ami that instead the Etation funding should support the stuGent activity KRG on «a spot aseistanmce basis. Thile was cone vith the U. 3, businges asecciates ef LIMBY-l's pickiag up the cost of the I "Espejo" eegerins, some $1,200 per mouth. Tae Station's aseistanme since } that ¢ime hee been confined to the payweat of LISUIP-1's salary 5% per nosth) and the paywent of $500 por nomth to MID, The Station, however, retains eceese to the fnll renge of the LIMOS? mechaniss axl potential. 4, M80, the ailitest student organisation, ie extremely active in the ‘ i political action field, in the provisces es well as in the capital, The ‘ TIS8 erganicatian has ite offices in Karico City, with associated offices in Seiveder end Cuntemala and working contacts im tae provinces of Rezico aad im several capital cities of Latin america. ‘ S&S. LIBS? devotes ite efforts $e selling the free enterprise uystsee as em eeonmsae way of life and in defending et every turm iedividual liberty or a freeden, Im Koxnleo (ile tyra of organization ia eather uniqus, es the trend po ip Mexico ia tevard more goverimer’ tstervention. The DCE aleo prepares me anew aul sends out te provincial povepspars editorials featuring eati-comuctict: is theses, Im the lect Pive yoars the TEE hee colieeted sewunty looun-Leat binders f4ldeq with editerial clips authored im the LISS office. This erganizatsa alee epoosers @ training course at which interested groups of | 15 ¢o &0 perecae are indoctrinated. ; mG 6. LUGUYY -2, the Dizectar of tho Tink, haa shown complete dedication te the progres. fhe ummbere of the organisation, especially the studente, bare i éenenetratesé courage ami ecmpetence in a variety ef operations. i DB. Opermtional Accets. me i. Porgonmed?. , 2, LIRDY-1 ie a S8-your-old American businogsnen whe acte as @ ent-out and cporational adviser to LIGUPF-2, the Director of the group. ; LIBGP-1L vorked for CIA in Parada fron April LOlT until April 1549 when be | roturmed to Puaico. Ee was in comtast socially with members of the Nexico Station omi in Kovesber 1962 was hired for tie ebove work. ‘raining was ait required since LOGIF?-1 has boos fa intelligence work fra bis services with U. 6, militery dtelliigesce curing WHIT. He wis emmeged to vert for U. 8. wilitary intelligenss in Hocico until late 1962. Me knows he fa working for CIA. EMSr-11080 of 25 Geteber 1962 granted an GA for LIGEF-L some Za SECTET/KAROE  meeeunne se ae pena nme Tre rene par gegen memrneateemne ee vo ‘ oo Midetetsd biathlon, Sa UL Hye BU Sse tow wlan tho. oo fl Toad’ ond AMG betta dd Bi ave veedear ARLg BLAST Ladd aoe Sar eS on Wd . © 7 ‘ i, ot sa ttreundt, Siete: ortiealebaeiad,. wee
14-00000 2. LIBUPY-2 10] a is also a vell- known im Hexico end cther Latie American countrics. Ee ie met by LIMDFP-1. LUREP-2 probably sugpecte that funds my cae to him fros the U. 6. Governnent; however, cover used is that the monsy is from private business grows. He was granted en G8 om 26 Cotober 1962. &. Mechanics. 1. The principal officere of the ISS group ere Listed in Appandia 1, Dering early 1964 1URO organized a strong and largs chapter of its organization at the University of Vere Crus, Jalaps. Thie University has eone 23,000 students amd ao sizable commmist infiltration in ite student rar:s, Taie makes fom meiversities mow in which MURO bas chapters: Universidad Baciomal Autonoma ce Mexico (UBAM), University of Puebla, University of Gundalajera, and the University of Vera Crua. Three of these, with the exception of Gundelajara, are noted centers cf commist activities. 2. @ Tee TOS organization frequently end reculerly makes presse plecements im all of Hexieo City’s Leading newspapers. Ita editorial features ere aleo requlearly accepted by provincial publications. General + propageedia end political actions of the orgenization will te influsneed amt guided by the Station. Be The ISH editorial service for provincial nevepapers has been used by the Statics. e. The Eick's intermntional comections, eesecially the escoeinted offices in talvwador ane Gaatemale, will be exploited. & Tse feation will cemtimue to call om the ITISE te fill roceareh meoda. @. Gaeples of publication and propsganéa moterial ares attached. B. bKecurity Evaluation. Tre ITSE organization is funded throuwch a cut-out im such @ mance that CIA participation fe concenled. It is not connected in any uy with any other CIA operation. There have been mo cecurity problems which have eous to the attention of the Station im conmertion vith tiis activity. Both LIAUFP-1 and LURPP-2 have been, to the ttation's knowledge, quite éiserset about their relationship. In view of the nature of the I2ag, there bas been mo curiosity about the source of fais contributed by the Station. ae to SECRET /KAPOE yet RE 7a % Aeecte emutrom ed ty ste munemariermneeeeie te mune same RL See Ae yee Sn mtenty a nese een see etn aint ha a inetnmwatene ante anemone sisi advan ware tere a Re mate mane aetna Ne At am a eennnananenempaneneonencannanan ncaa eee a en nS merry ome a secaar ate + ' scene ep are ener we ene ye prgine near Ny eerie ae nen are a er eaves rr a ame et 3 4 ce vtactad Hinibbnddetedlo ese aha aaa a aolnalit eo we tech ade Tika mae «bbe. eRe disks. Volsaue Waist vbebyas + ! aw tabbed . as ersatehe lea Adil he acted os,
14-00000 F. Coordiméeion: ' Re Al coordination with other 0. 6. elenemts will be handled ty the “cos terfico as such situations arise. Por the preseat there ese nom. The foruse Anbascedor Ke. Thomas Henn eszed the COS Mexico to assist the Lise grow finnmclally. Also, the operational use of LIRF?-1 une cleared with U. &. wiliterr intelligeume when it was lecroad thet they alee head an interest in using Kim in clandastims opermtiions. They are not using hia at the present ting. . @. Relationship to Other Projects @ LICGAEs Beth prevets LICGAX and BURG are operating at ULAK, a University of waards of 60,000 atuéente. So far there have beem no basic provlema of ecmflict since MAO is working the Catholic sides of the street wnile LICOAY works om tha so-called "lmiependents,“ and there ia still pleaty of reas for both to operate. In thie cemection, it should be acted that a grest Geal of KURO atudent effort te devoted te miversities suteiée Hexieco City. Be LIGIRGS: This project te emmcorna:d vith e mass propaganda egppreech to Cammmias ia Mexico, It ie headed by a aroup of mmsiesecron trom as the Comittee of Hine. The only relctionship batweer LOGI end LISIUSE 2s in the face thet four of the mowlore of the Comittee of Hine eve also mestess Of LISP 's 26-nen “Board of Directors.? Thala éoua wos necessarily seen en interlocking disecterate between the tec projects since, es in wemy similar activitios in the U. 5., individuals irtercsted in civic ep outeide activities of thia mature are froquantly teagped te serve in miitiple sesigunante. @. LILISP/C: Sire LILTEP/C ts a Batienad Etucent orsenteation | ‘etreselng student affaires ia the interior of Korleso, otvionsly LIGUY and 1U1287/€ are vorting in the acme general field in universitias owtelde Kozieo City. Uowever, im these uxiversities in waich LIGIN? te ecncentrstiag its efforts, this cam be a emmlerestery relationship since LIMGY cas work ia uyush uote depth im these uiveraities then can LILJoP/¢ and con erfiliete tts grows to the LILIs£/¢ National Studest Confederation whisk is the only onn now eamerally recognised tn Hexico, LILIs/, as a Betioned BenGent Confederation, otyiowsly can only spend very Maiteé time on any eingle volversity or efmatios. G. 2. Costs, It do requested that the following estiuates be approved for use in the LIBRE? pragect for the period 1 Jammry 1965 through 30 June 1965. FXG FY LISG?~1 Salary $6,900 “Bape jo° 12,909 — EO Stadent Organteatios 8,000 $009 . . at Ree OE Ba .? bead tee cere eregys 1 ere reetermegen t TRE REE Oa NRE ’ . " roa “ wakes Wield de Rs Se ce BY ‘ Sera hee adend. AAO nt coe cme gmeg Hem so > att rahe ee . sats afte wntetrans 4 tnt shy - eh CeCe aa 4 corel tnd wits abs Dat tdebas. a AEE gees
14-00000 ack Sadat earns wren Lanna ate ela nenteete nt thie wll cme smtedeneenensmpwumter meee “=. —_ ee i Btetien Mexico progeses te pay only a portion of the TNS operstion. Tt is got intended that thie partial support will exke the organization a completely controlled setetiion asset. It will eame it responsive to station guidance, fhe orgenization receives funds from private but Cho Stetias does mot tmow the amounts of all tie duncrs and it (ie unlively thet we will owar mow these exactly. 3. a. Foreign Curroney« There ase ao epvetel requircsmmts for foreign currency. Commi tugnts . Ho pexunnest comitemte have been ands. Posting end Agaountatt lity. Punts will be pata te LIMG?-1 by the insides eace officer. Enecints will be obtained. The poopy will be paid im cash im local currency. There ere bo wuts fuiding asd acccustability requircmante. G. Argued, de 2 3. be > Ty Zt fe not believed that this ennce is required for the LEB? Prefect. Commpurton’ son» Fheve ara po ocemupicetions requironents for the prasent ¢fc0. Teokmical Evmrat. ° Ghere ara wo teckwical cugpert Pequirensate for tals project. Logistics. feere ef @ logistical requairanents fer thie praject. ztet fe Coeraxtions! gatelligence from other U7. 6. Agemeies fc net required, intelligeacs productica fron thie davelogueatel project kes included ming FI ae er ee, att Memubaaranie tnbarect Ge cia Beesiene iste Coonan Mot Giseumingble, fs of ecnelderable fmterect to tha Station. je SECEES /KAPOE - ‘ an A ied ho y somgneent ore eh Senee pe LE eine EN Wayne ella A ati ae oe eee See Ne Pag iat 0 bade Ned hat BEd Seem ween emmamten agyranyerapen ee bey Bed te bE. -svelteacar eS oi Gibbels» « senten het Hitlist S fy Renta Tie nee Poa Mm at « nBehbed ahd Cat Sub tind boo
9 aaperrert eet Derrct we peer pee ree oT SSePERET RT wi sted aie ts ies: ae ae Bee oor SSE za aetna ce enemas tt sh nas bent oe ‘ sarap eeeverwares cemtentelatfapasticennat macnn ©  mavetthtwac Debdnoetanemnsaatdihe atthe aepeinitveplnd + oh content Aaah tad ADA “Eup mua On gn ae ae gnanneOTe Tang pra R ARR tnAe uO aN cette aR S niin atNRRNERANENt <AEtnE ema snttnetitatetntt ht aan ee PA pi te ork stene eRe thn de SAY ret omit ammer mast aneie ste senate beige mien vernegeni eet sn a A ev ~ ~ se ees meena nape —eer eum sunmannnan nee, ye rs ~ cee Percent In the eveat of an exergency eituation, contact enn be mde by the case ofMeer byee Bovever, @ change in the Mexiean political seems may with either LIIAE?T-1l er LIMT-2, sn, _ ad La Conditions. Sines the Directer of the grow is a Mexricem mations], he coulé econtimme ifving em& working im Mexico ia the event of emurganey anti-t!. &. situations; not effect the croup's offices fn other Latin American emumtries,. bevever, he prolubly would mot catright attack his cm goverusent. It is ifkely that the group locally might lose ite effectivemsss or cease te funetion is Mevico. He nermeirtrenmettnee rt om cant ot pemmeen eet Aen neg en tate Ta teeth TET eR Membeeen er ttt 14-00000
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14-0000 . : t _, SECRET/KAPOK . } A. Identification, , oS . oo Mexzice City, Mexico -- Political Action. See C. below fur other countries which may become involved. . | B. Objectives. , . . Te support and sustain a long-established, proved, anti-Communist frout organization in Mexico. To encourage the expansion of the group's i present efforts in provincial Mexico, and, to some extent, in other “4 countries. To obtain a meagure of sigaificant control over the wy organization through this continued funding. To guide the group in ‘ increasingly more efficient methods of fighting Communism and fostering pro-weetern programs, such ag the Alliance for Progrers. Teo accomplish the following objectives in the Related Mission Directive: 7° Priority A. = aapeders, {, g; Priority B.B a, b, c. rhe UISE a i AdHUPE (identity A} was founded in 1953 under tha auspices of a : group of Mexican bankers, industrialists, and merchants to epread the ; principles of free enterprise and private initiative. Since ite founding, the group has arranged a number of meetings and congresses designed #! —i4, 40 explore the dangers of Communism (particularly in ita economic ‘ aspects) and hyper-nationaliam, It has also financed the publication of ar pamphists, bulletins en economic matters, and booxs. /The director of this group (LIHUFF <2) received support from LIHUFF-I and the business firm which LIJUFF-1 headed in Mexico until 31 December 1962 when this company decided to give Up its franchise in Mexico. é rgigrennpereeemmrmtnte pernins Sorrentino See MO TENT Th etree ne om soit hl ata aT REN, In June 1260 1 LIHUFE-1 visited the GDACID Political Counselor and requested an OUR Aeontact with LIHUFF-2'a organization. Subsequently, tu Cuter ef CDACID-Mexica asked the COS, KUBARH-Mesico, to explore the possibility of giving finamcial help to the group headed by LIHU FF-2."' In mid~August 1962 (HMMS-2Z530 RYBAT), Oliver G. GALBOND advised the 4 Ateneo eemereaeepmenememnerarae we nsec bse DTIC, Mexico Station that the group had been receiving partial financial aid i from a group of PBPRIME business corporations (solicited by Mr. Heary 4 Holland, now deceased) and that K@BRRK Headquarters had alee provided 8 some financial assistance through thie channel. After the death of 3 SECRET /KAPOK i eratobanguntnt ett Aet A eh a NP star caren erence contre tererEnrernantt in Eten ne mE ee fee eee A ne an Rie ite te EE eI Men Ane ge nS a 2p ARictatce We mneeet cape guerents
14-00000 | ob So eee mee iS) Peal 4 bow yo. i SECRET /KAPOK i | Mr. Holland, it was recommended that the funding be handled through (t y tbe Mexico Station. Specifically, this was to help pay for the publication | Cappel, (dentity-B}r The local OBACtO Chief was consulted. He replied that he i “ thought LIWUEE<2 wa was one af of the few economists in Mexico fighting i . Communism. The also said that everything possible should be done to support the LIME F pebticdtion (HMMT-3023 RYBAT | 1926, 30 August 1962). we 2 |" ; ITE g 3 The Lffuse organization hag its offices in Mexico City, with associated offices in Salvador and Guatemala, and working contacts in the provinces of Mexico and in several capital cities of Latin America. LIHUFF devotes its efforts to selling the free enterprise system as an economic way of life and in defending at overy turn individual liberty or fresdom. In Mexico thig type of organization is rather unique, as the trend in Mexico is towards more government intervention. Zz LIHUFF maintains an excellent library of source materials on e~onomice and free enterprise, which is open to interested ressarchers. LIHUFF publishes regularly a considerable amount of materiais, including the monthly publication (Identity B). See Enclosure 5 for samples of LIHUFF publications. J rhe group is extremely active in the student ficld, in the provinces as well as im the capital. It supports student publications; has organized. @ national student group (Identity G); and engages in militant etudent political action. Sle also prepares and sends out to provincial newspapers editorials featuring anti-Communist thames. In the last four years i ; LIHUFF hae collected 65 loose-leaf binders filled with editorial clips i authored in the LINUFF office. LIHUFF also sponsors a training course ! i { } { | | i | i j i ' I | i { | 5 at which interested groups (of 15 to 20 pergons) are indoctrinated. LIHUPF <2, Director of LIHUFF hag shown completed dedication : to his program, The merbers of Lihtye, especially the studentg, i have demonstrated courage and competence in a variety of operations. D. Operational Assete. r i. Personnel. Clantr.ery LIHUFF-l isa at year old piband businessman who acta a6 a SECRET /KAPOK 4 ~ a oe ” Se caevemanethpnoennsanete-ntnpnattntenaaaeranree meena eeenerenen—ntrtetean fe minne tans mentee ne teen er re eerie ae eg seen ene eter eee femme ceempstegiemannganerptianenry ie ooh pe eal i = a 3 wd 4 ; SAT eta aewal RO v. ' . wae Ag dates tater. ted. ete RTS pele ab Ebest At staweltlallthe
14-00000 SECRET /KAPOK cut-out and operatings! adviser to LIHUFF-2, the Director of the group. | LIHUFF-l worked for K -RE in Panama from 1947 until April 1949 when he returned to Mexico. He wag in contact socially with members 1. aed gad GEIS SD aT: 1A RETO LE Hiecaneebects of the Mexico Station and in November 1932 was hired for the above work, Biegrephical data iq\being forwarced-vie-seperate-diepatch. ~He- ig_-eontected-by Willard C,- GURTIS or-Michac! C,-GHOADEN.. Training 7*4 A% not required since LIHUFF-1 has bees in intelligence work from his gervice with PBRRARE military intelligence during WWII. He was . engaged to wor for PBPHIME military intelligence in Mexico until 7 recently. He knows that he 18 working for KUBARIC. HMMW -11040 of sore 4 stecdaambsee we rublieatiin vai ideced... beh dah WSE . : © a. The principal officers of the Identiry- group are listed in Appendix I -eepernte-cover-enclosure No. 3k Other details of the organisation are included in C. Background above. 25 October 19.2 granted OA for LIHUFF-l. A, LIHUFFeé ig a al year old, | He is algo a well known BS in Mexico and i other Latin American countries. He is met by LIHUFE-l. .LIHUPFF-2Z : probably suspects that funds may come to hirn from opted however, 5 020) cover uged is that the money is from private bugineas groups. He was . LES granted an OA on 26 October 13762 (HMMW-11039 of 9 Novecnber 1962). 7 i & Mechanisms. | | 3 : [ ! at feed ode Pia CO») The Liduse organization frequently and regularly makes prese placements in all of Mexico City's leading newspapers. Its editorial features are aleo regularly accepted by provincial publications. Radio and television placement is on an irregular basis. : ne ne [ene nS See rim cman ee ge neg comet gE wee nt ae BT ae Laat (1) General progeganda and political actions of LIHUFF will be influenced and guidedty the Station forite benefite — (2) LIHUFE ' studeit operations have already been utilized (often in c ation with other Station student assets). ~(3) The LIHUFF editorial service for provincial news- papers has ~ by the Station. ( perme nats ominit e sor ne eine oat 7 of woo enne ERE feted tities. napeecenn ne + veenne cept ) The press-placement capabilities of LIHUFF in capital city newspapers, which ie conshdgerable, has been used. This will be taken advantage of by the Station for KUBARK purposes. ebphane Aisin chibiagteinanlty£ dts ! |. 3 (5) LIHUFF's international connections, especially hie associated offices in Salvador and Guatemala, will be exploited, vere eens pre-e eeneeeen erereenrtnmer—rentringssisiretintussnnniratwrinentneninas yt Str fn RANE EF PEATE NU Rone At ohe _. B9ECRET /KAPOK ary ¢ ASApe vantiscaresnotastineceetan arte Simmer sae Fe kent heh alte z 4, PE oe A oy conte Bees od wath eae:
eoeeenenea ance ctersecin aeawenmerette metmrcpatiatiriyat nm arent san meter et te te i“ \}0  ddentity publication" —_——_2,400;-_| — \anued [dentity studeat organization 1 doc. 3, 000. Total __ $5, 000. __ $25,000, SECRET /KAPOK ~ (6) The Station-wilt-catton LINUFF to fill recearch needs. Tho LIHUFF organization is funded through a cut-out in such a manner that KUEARE participation is concealed. It is not connected in any way with any other KU BARK operation. F. Coordination. All coordination with other PBPRIME elemente will be handled by COS Mexico as such si uations arise. For the present there are none. In the past, ORAS ief-Mexito asked COS Mexico to assist the group financially. Also, the operational use of LINUFF-l was cleared with . UU 4-PRPREME military intelligence when it was learned that they also had an interest in using him in clandestine operations. They are not using hin: at the present time . i We “0 ? x G. ith : ees : eget” —— es ee ne Seer es on Sane oe "Ae AE emia 4 Costs. “Ye is Foquested that the following o: estimates be approved for use | a AC ;! LIHUFF-I Salary rhe: Ore Teo ee BI nAEAE AP NO _ermeton tem Station Mexico proposes to pay only a portion of the LIHUFY operation. It ie not intended that this partial support will make LIHUFF a completely controlled Station asset. It will make it respongive to Station guidance. The organization receivea funds from private groupa but the Station does not know the an.ounts or all the donors and it ig unlixely that we will 24. know these exactly. [The Station, however, will be alert for the future possibility that the LIHUFF may begin to operate solely on Station funda. Should this occur, steps will be taken to place the organization under complete, classic control.| - Foreign Currency. There are no specal requirements for foreign currency. . wo San SECRET/KAPOK wee of & in the LIHUFF project for the period 1 May 1965 through 30-Aprit-t964; 3° po it s FY 1963 | “FY 1¥s4 FYIGS + \soo, $ 5,000. — i 4 pannel enon canara qaete che weeseninee@nemns So SER Thee ete Tacos nee a oman Midas te RIE Sag 8 Sone Ste «thet Matted depewnt tiie AEBS a Be naetladae « PSeR ESLER Tee 7 ae a 2 i MR Snare amen mage Frege oe Ae tential edie
14-00000 | ' SECRET/KAPOK | ; 3. Commitments. | No permaneut commitments have been made. 1 4. Funding and Accountability. l | vl ie reeet OO | Funds will be paid to LIHUFFe-l by C Receipte will | i be obtained. The money will be paid in cash ia local currency. There f “ | are no unugual funding and accountability requiremente. | | H. Annexes. tl. Adminiatrative Plan or Fiscal Annex. : 4 i t ti It ig not belleved that thie annex ie required for the LIHUFF t Project. H ? | 2. Communications. | | | There are no communications requirements for the preseat time. ; . t ‘ | 3. Technical Support. | | ; f, | There are no technical support requirements for thie project. | ; 1 i \ 4. Logistice. | : | There ere no logistical requirements for this project. | | 3 ” . t { t | 5. Intelligence. ; | L | Opertional intelligence from other PBPRIME agencies is not . required. i : { ! | I, Emergency Conditions. L Z | Since the Director of the group is a Mexican national, he could continue “ ‘ 4 | living and working in Mexico im the event of emergency antimODYOKE “C5 - a “ _ Situations; however, he probably would aot outright attack his own govern~ i : ment. It ia likely that the group locally might loge ite effectiveness or L ‘ | cease to function in Mexico. However, a change in the Mexican political | oa abe a | SECRET KAPOK i Fperegresiiie ++ ji fi e [ore TEDL he ere ’ SEL A ab Ewe daa a 4 “hes
14-00000 ne : SECRET/KAPOK scenes may not affect the group's offices in other Latin American countries. im the event of an er-ergency eltuation, contact can be made by the C/O GQ& with either LIHUFF-l or LIHUFF 2. NOTE: @ note on the production and some successes Wf the LIHUFF org tion, see Appendix Il (separate cover enclosure 4). OE ETE mien vey ese a npnenaene epee aa my a “ { . 3 { a eerste: re -T- : . : An at che nanan mitre nth n adutmeeenitnen Aniahineegeanlalrprenenpetctt mevtinnpp sett bi aslepee! State tenant! = = itensi nennananile-t ge IBFTE EEA! GeE eda oOaubnamngeaGrvne a sah dar <n Shfaet-maststveesianteth Steins sen Seetn Ao mee a RAR AIT EN A ° ' ‘ f -sesnstoanenetenenncesttonnettee teeter Ete ere renter AT A ee et ee arr emer, so erecta sneer tert no re rr Tro mre e-em tree ce Ere ree ee PEPE El EE PEPE PE  REEC SECRET /KAPOK ; og 7 ‘ le H j 5 ° :
14-00000 URES eee Padme SZ PS a tte oes TY Neer Age or seater se octet Rew in ge cham Ey een mee areieeays spotted tttianadaelAssbatia Seti abetnene etch at ate Metin mee Unt amt oneattn decane MB ire areas ae eochaeetatehnehie Hea emenes ae een en a tenet necro panei wi a areata nt nn neonates tenet et meni cease nan tee tn ctarentiner a tee a AEE Fe nate te tnstntngfn etthemnntte Efferte will be — There was no ar: information made via LINUFF-~l te get him removed from the organisation. ogo SECRET /KAPOK SECRET/KAPOK i above. The files of the Mexico Station have been checked for derogatory information on tha name on anyone of them excep  aEeRaEenteReReeaminanoehar maar anetoader ieee danmmttatmenntice ammmuniane RRP AS
seo om don tet caper aetna need es oe A AE OT Lap RRO NEIRO- TER Tk my Ten eam Men tere ote SRR ETRE Tee eee e eenee ee teen een nee (le \ ioe SECRET/KAPOK Enclosure 4 to HMMA=# 20931 (UNDER SEPARATE COVER) APPENDIX U The Organization and its Director have: a. Furnished the Mexico City Station with index cards and summary information on some three (3) thousand Mexican Communists. Although almoet all of these Cornmunists were already known to this Station, the data confirms Station information and, in some cages, adda to Station knowledge. 4 mad Organized a nationwide right-wing, anti-Communist and active Student organization in the nation's universities. It is called Movimiento Universitaria Renovadora Orientacion (MURO) publiehes PUNO (Fist), a fighting anti-Cummunist student paper and has organized shock brigades ready and willing to take offensive (street fighting) action. MURO has been very active in the National University of Mexico (UNAM); the University of Puebla and the University of Micheacan. In the last two MURO can claim a large degree of the credit for ousting Communist rectors at these universities. ( c. Kept its publicat.on, ESPEJO, actively ateempting to counter overwhelming odds and advanteges held ra= Marxist econcmists and their teachings in Msxico. Chist-GSAGHB believes the Director and the organization are most useful in this regard, d. Taught groups of atudents pro-capitalist, pro-free enterprise economics -- a rare and much needed service in Mexico where the Communists have taken over the field of econornice in higher education. u“S- e. Continuously published pro-PBPRINME, pro-free enterprise ang anti-Communist articles in Mexico City's leading newspapers and in the provincial press of Mexico. £. Attempted to epread to other Latin American countries ° and to coordinate with appropriate organisations and individuals in these countries, anti-BMarxist econqmic, theories... 7 = thn d lhe hovdz. | ‘fa Kd — Biwdners & Some exakiptes Si production from this Oy ganleation are: (1) HMMA-20947 of 14 March 1963; (2) HMMA~20300 of 3 December 1962; (3) HMMT-3106 of 28 September 1962; (4) HMMA-19296 of 6 July 1962; (5) HMMA-18685 of 9 March 1962; (6) HMMA-18678 of 6 March 1962. - SECRET /KAPOK * teh se tw cannes gee pees Sa SESE SRS PEN Et yet RE REDRESS AEP eet nahn hfe Sate GAEL EE IO ot RANA P een pas antnntserareinens on * | yew Tore rea ggaee tpemernrrmeenerne ore rg eft eos ge = —— alin. oa tf BEES the AYE ar te i santa dud saaihe. nope sedehdts YARD pHi de Silas Sai., to cabibaie natal Den we ole as edd aa fereanen - aot Se MA AL as tine i
fe “ah Fae non mag ewan cee ae Lote peer e Fo Unitamemeamemuceseneet wes asses went Ey ° . CLASSIFICATION PROCESSING ACTION oATCH . DIESE SECRET MARKED FOR ING TO : ; Fe a ? - ° Chief, WHD x¥ Oar IME KIS BEQUIRED INFO. : ONLY QUALIFIED DESK e CAN JUDGE INDEXING a Chief of Station, Mexico City a XK MAICROFILEA -General - Operational ; Specific - Present Status of LINUFF : ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES REFERENCES: a. HMMA~23708, dated 17 June 1964 b. HMMA-23855, dated 9 July 1964 1. At the time the LIHUFF activity is approved as a formal project, it ia the present intention to turn over the operation to either Oliver N. PRIMACK or Stewart R. PATAKER as the case officer. However, for obvious reasons, it is not desired to maxe the introduction of one of these individuals to LIHUFF/1 until such tice as an assurance of continuity with Headquarters’ approval of the activity as a formal project has bem received, 2. In view of the time which has elasped since the exchanges indicated in referenced dispatches have taken place, the Station would appreciate an indication from Headquarters whether or not LIHUFF is being processed as a project. If it is not or approval has been denied for one reason or another, the Station would also appreciate knowing this so whatever action has to be undertaken can be initiated, - y) wicevtrt IC Fated, for Willard C. CURTIS Bistribution: 3 > WHD 2° Files wins” E Eetiyled bon a Fa CL i ceclas: ..0fet [i aetnrte oe samme DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER CROSS REFERENCE TO HMMA -246 82 SAL, Muto va cae RT Te ne RTT Tee Tee eet fn 19 seem ee semen ty tH nt 2 sey Sead ls 40 ns ole eet ett Het a meee epnmee pepyeae pos + mate svotgnrtgtn ne a 7 Pr ae od wAL snyrenm merteboci ‘S00, Cee Te eastern ean. allt
74-90000 t sity ard i 8 April 1963 i MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD | SUBJECT: Comsents on Proposed Project LIHUFF 1. I recommend this project proposal not be subsitted 7 for approval, for the following reasons: We ? a. The LISUFP organization has other sources of \ - C funda and would conduct its activitics anyway without any : 2 ° _ Support or xvid from CIA or any other U. 5. Goverament agency. i : fa 23 TORR project to fund the organization is unnecessary. F b. The Station indicates that it has achieved, Qt. and ean continue to achieve, results through the LIHUFF : Oe mechanigm without making sizeable payments. A project te fF = provide a subsidy ig therefore unnecessary. i Ce Seversi members of the LIHUFF organization ere also members of the LISIREN organization. One of them, Wie Eduardo PRIETO Lopez, recently discussed the LISIREN oper= \ | ape ation with the DCY in the latter's Headquarters office and | | £ _j#is_nuare of U. S. Governnent funding to the LISIREN coaplex. : This fact, taken with the similarity of the proposed funding pus mechaniam to that of LISIREN, the similarity of cperationsa ee gf. tha two orsanizations, and other such parallels could ° i - eventually be expected to_etrip LINUFF of ite r_and ereate a potential security probles. . esdeueithite ly realise ty ox, d. The activities that this proposed project would subsidize overlap the activities of several other operations in the Station. LIBUFF does not contribute encugh beyond this overlapping to be justified. Its student program coin= cides with Projects EIRVICT, LILISP-C and, to a lesser extent, .LIQGOAK. Its press placement and publications program dup- iicates much of that contemplated or conducted in <LISOGURB, and LILISP-E. (14 —~ & anced 1vey) - . | @e. The past accomplishments of the operation cited in the project outline, Appendix II, are minimal at best and hardly sufficient to recomzend the project. Briefly, these accomplishments were: a eetanenaptet tecosqoosrynstaneages Meet Jtttegeantfldden dala eduuechedcstte, A Sere cocoa etna enh © stubanded da hE dot se OEE ase 0 Le tents tenet ase einn mee wee eet oy oye u
14-00000 { oe mapa wae to ae, (1) «Biata-20905: LIHUFF obtained a copy of a book now out of print written by Victor Manuel VILLSENOR, whose viers were of interest to the ambassador at the time. Wevsen eameerts donee nie tee: . (2) HMBA-20306: At the Station's request, — 1 A LIHUFF “suggested” preparation of a reply to a beoklet written by a Communist Party leader. “€3) HMiGtA-19296: LIHUFF/1 returned from a ; trip to Venezuela with a copy of a plan for communist operations there. , ; ote ym Pst (4) HEMA-18685: LIHUFF has tice with CEES am Guatemala. PTET SER TITEL @ commentary on a Harzist book about Cuba. ; (6) HiDfF-3106: LIBUFP gave the Station s - list of Communists, Socialists, and Marxists. (The project cutline points out that the Station already knew most of them.} (5) HMMWA-~18678: LIEUFF published and distributed I s naBeR LGU. seal bowed i 2. I further recommend that the Station be asked to 4 confine its activities in this operation to those of only 14 nomentary importance that can {obtain results with little or 1 % RO expense. Le Yo O bee the i oo _ Haare . 4 i 4 Gabe Lowe ‘ | L i i ; § a ot | 4 i t :
ORIEN, TITRE tht eet “RR RDRREN STR ier emer ee Ce uase pat pecames seta Stas aicae toe oF ves . aad pee ee . Se Da, con ammengiergmimecs or seme en caret aes Reo meen sO 8 UETINCNGIRE 7 gent reser oh, ‘ : - : saree aa. slap the _ al oe uence een mae foe teens a eb oe ae ee ees ~ went eet cette moreter peerage ~ wT TE 2 or) io) ae Wy et oral bao a3 > 4 : =| oe a 4 bi QZ : > ona tb OS & & j q 8 4 - 'e a bi i 3 oS rn De a a ty 4s . es § me OO “ Gy id y bed P od at ‘ 3 at fag ref © u wy 8 i] cv] v . fy La on ‘ Da inf = ‘ oF 2 “| 3 s x 3 3 ee pe 3 op & on an) A . t o @ in ~ ~ : fre seme oe es sa or ree ett NAR Hee Ne ne en etree de} ce Cormeen eg “t oerane ks snot = sro meee satameuatte wet vant FAR eT eT Bann nee ee GeO Ge oe ER IO eam aOSe RINE hueTe Spr gAefs momen st ie cement Me
ep Ree ee mi cwwn me oe tet oe Arts (ame on tet Hea Wipes Ue “aw SUN Seti were ey . SECRET/RAPOK Ae [dentificatien, Maexice City, Meaise =~ Palities} Actisa. See G. below for sther — : eountyies which may became involved. Te guppert sad sustain a loagesstabliched, proved, anti-Cemmunist front organisation im Memce. Toe ancouraga the expansiaa ef tas groupts presoat efferia in previngial Menl.co, and, to some extent, in other countries, Lacztain a moasure af aigaificans coutrel ever tha Orgoninatlen (areggh this continucd fumding. To guide tha greap is incyvesstaglhy mere effielent msthece of fighting Cammuniem pad feetering prvewesters [rejrams, Guch 36 tha ALlance far Pregrass. TS aecempligh the following osjactives le the Related Missles Directive: Prievity A. é. a, o, 4d, @, f, gi Pelority B. i. a, B &. sundried Seasrdes caida kas. CG. Baekgre nd, LINUEY (identity A} was founded in 1753 under the unspices ef a greup ef Mexican bunkers, industrialista, amiomerchaate ie spread the principles of free eaterprige and private initiative. wines its founding, the group hae arranged a gaumber af mastangs and cengreacse dagigned ta explere the dangers ef Cemrausiam {particularily ia its acanmemia aspects) and hyperw-matiennilan.. i¢ hse alee fisenced the publizatian vf pamphlets, hwiletiag @a ececeitcs inmatisvs, and bagad. The clractar of this greup (LicUF Ya) received suppor deers LINUF Fei sad the business 4 ae he a ta Lactate CF a crt Dash kc. figm which LINUPYe) headed in Maxiee uatii i December 1763 whee hig © jj F company decided to give up iis dranchise in Mexice, | ed i im June 1759 LINUTYe) visited the ODACID Pelitical Caumseler aad _ A 4 ; requested an CDACID eantact with LIMUPE «2's apganisatien. Subsequasuy, * : a ChieGODACIC Mexica asked the COB, AUDARK Menice, ta explore the | i pooaibility ef civing financial help w the geaup headed by LIHUFRed. Is mid-August 1562 (}1AMS@2539 AYBAT), Oliver G, GALBOND advised ths : béeulee Station that the group had been pecalving partial financial aid i fsom a gresp of PBPRIME basinase corporations (melicited by Mg. deury 3 Helland, new deceased) asd that KUBARK Headquarters had alee previded seme fisancis| sseiatance through thie chancel. After the death of Hehe 4g foes ERY RAE TR wie SECRET /KAPOK MARITAL TNS Ge « a 1 womeOee teint apgnanen 1 ya sarb dine tbat
14-00000 sre peprennes 8 SECRET/KAPOK Mr, Mellaad, it was recommended that tne funding be handled through the Mezice Station. Specifically, thie wae to help pay for the publicatles (Ideatity B). The local ODACID Chief war cousulted. He replied that he thought LINUPF-2 wae one of the few ecanomists in Mexico fighting Cammaniom. The ODACID Chief also said that everything possible ehoulg be doze to support tho LIHUFE publication (HMMT-3623 RYBAT 1926, 38 Auguat 1962). The LINUTY organisation has ite offices in Mexice Ciry, with pgecciated offices in Saivador and Guatemala, aad working contacta in the provinces af Mexice and ia caveral capital cities af Latin America, LIHNUPE devotes ite efforts ta eelling the free enterprise system an an ecenomic way of life and im defending at every turn individual liberty or fveadom. Im Mexico this type of organization ia rather unigne, as the trend ia Mexies le towards more government intervention, LIMUPE miistains an excslient Nbrary of seurce materials on econemice and free entorpriss, which 19 cron to interested researchers. LIHUPF pabliehes regularly 2 considerable arcount af metersaia, lncludigg tho menthly publicatioa (identity B}). See Enclosure 5 for samples ef LIHUFT publications. The group ie extramely active ia the student field, la the proviaces as well ag im the capital, [f cupports student publications; hoe evganised a natienal atudsz? greup (Identity chi and engeges in milltant student political action. LIHUEY alee prepares and geade out te provincial newarapers edicortale featuring satieGammiumist thernes. Is the last four yeara LZHUFP has colisciad 65 locse-leaf binders filled with eaitarisl clips authored ia the LINUPE effies. LIHUPF alec sponsors « training courea st which imterested groups (cf 13 te 20 persons) are indoctrineted, LIHUPY~-z, Director of LIHUFF, hae shown completed dedicatiaa tohis program, The members of LINUFE, especially the siudeuzte, have demenstrated courage and competence im a variety of operations. D. Operational Aaecta, ; - os i. Persezsci. a LIMUPY -l ie a 47 year eld PBPRIME bueineesman whe acts ae a SECRET /KAPOK t 5 cont aa Rl ARNEL hate, samibéuided dbioan dab at aba beta j
14-00000 ea a + Ree AREY A tanaREE Enea t NEES ARR iter the State Ta NatteN ont MRA th teat eee es SECRET/ZAPOR euteoul and operational adviser te LIHUPF-2, the Director of the greup. LINUF Fl worked for KUBARK in Panama from i¥¢7 untii /-pril 1949 when he returned 10 Mexico. He was in contact anctally with members ef tha Mexico Station and in November 1902 wag hired for the above werk, Bdiegraphicel data is being forwarded via separate dispatch. He ie contacted by Willard C, CURTI& oy Michasl] C, CHOADEN. Training ie mot requived giuce LIHUFI <1 hae beea in inteiligencea work from his cervice with PRFRIBE military intediigence during WWO., He was engaged te werk far PBPRIME millutary iatelligaace in Mexico until recently. He knows that he is worainy for KUBARK. HMMW-15040 ef 25 October 1902 granted OA for LINUFF-l. i_He is ales a well kacwn in hiexice aad ether Latina American ceuntgieo. Hein met by LIHUFFel. LIHNUFF 2 probably suepocts that fuude may come t hima from GCDYOKE) however, cever aged ig that the mone. ia fren: private bugisess groups, He wae granted on OA om 26 October Lioz (Ham We1l089 of 9 Newember 1962). _ o2 ie a 46 year 634) 2, BMechanlemea. & The prineipal efficere of the Identity A greup are listed ia Appendix I (separate cever enclosure Ne. 3), Other details of the ergazisstion are included ia C, Hacxground above, b The LINUSE organisation frequantly and regularly makes ~ pevca placements is all of Mexico City's leading newepapers, Its ediieorial featves are alee regularly accepted by provincial publications, Radio and televisions placement ic on an irseguiar bagia. (a General prepagaada and political actisaa of LINUFE will ba influenced and guidedby the Staten for its benefit. (2) LIHUFEF otudeut operations have already boon utilised (often fa ceardination with othe Statlen student ascets). (3) Ths LIHUFF editorial service fer previncial news= papers has been used by the Stanea. (4) The press-placement capabilities af LIHUFY ta eaplitel city newspapers, which is considerable, hat boen saad, Fhis will be Mem advantage ef by the GStaties for KUBAAK parpeses. (5) LIHUF F's internadonal connections, especially his agevcleted effices in Salvador and Guatemala, will be exploited, = Go vag SECRET /KAPOK mi TEER oid on 4 rebebtuiehSbeceaat ‘eae. kis
14-00000 we ee ae te oe SECRET /HAPOK (8) The Station will call on LIHUFY to fill research aseds. BE. Security Evaluation. The LIHUF? organization is funded through a cut-eut in such a manner that KUBARKK participation is concealed. It ig mot connected in ary way with any other KUBARK operation. F. Goordinatioa. All epordinastion with other PAPRIME elements will be handled by GOS Mexico ap such cliuations aries, For the praesent there are nase. la the past, ORDACLID Chief Mexice acxed COS Mexice te aeslet the group finaectally. Alee, the operational uce of LINUFF-l was cleared with PBPRIME military intelligence whan it was learned that they ales had an intereat is using him im clandestine operations. They are not using him ag the preceat time. G. Ceete, - t. itis requented that the followiag estimates be approved for use fe tha LIHUST project for the pericd 1] May 1963 through 30 April 1964; Fy 1963 FY 1964 LINU?PP +l Salary $1,008. $ 5,030. ° Idextity publication a 2, 462. iz, 000, .- Identity etudent orgamisation 1, 600. 8, G86. Total $5,009, £25, 006, Station Maxice proposes to pay ouly a portion af the LIHUBYF opersatisa. it ia not intended that this partial euppert will make LIHUFF a completely ecatrelled Station aguet. Ig will maze it responsive to Station guudanes. The organisation receives funde fron. private groupe bat the Etstios dese mat know the amounts or all the dosore and it ie unlixely that woe will know theese exactly. The Station, however, will be slert for the future pocolwility that the LINUD FY may begia to operate solely on Station fuada. Should thie eccur, eteps will be taken to place the erganizatisa under complete, clansic control. 2. Fereign Currency. ” Phere are pe epechi requirements for foreign currency. = $= SECRET/KAPOK . em ga tererretan te yong wn — . 1 weve bbeastetccdds Lid sah | tata able Danielle ute, te a a 3 3 A
14-00000 SECRET /KAPOK : : 3. Commitments. 4 f ABD eeitintietintipredionmenterengtrtey eA Ne per manent commitmeats have bocu made. - | & Franding and Agcountaility. 3 fs Bunds will be paid te LINUFF +! by COS Mexico. Recelpte will | be obtained, The money will be paid in cash in local currency. There i are 30 unusual funding aad acccuntabiilty requiremants, | ; i H, Asnesse, : : , 4 1, Agrainistrative Plau er Fiscal Anuex. hh | q It io mot believed thas this ansex bo required for the LIHUFF ; Project. .* 4 3. mmunication s 1. i j There are ne comraunications requiremanta for the prosent time, i: i 7 ' “4 3, Techuical Suppert. hore ara ne techaicad eupport roquirements for this prefect. & Legtletics, Thore are uo legistical requirements for thie preject. + sereeecey «tarentamemeney inne at arb 6 6 ab adaiish dea B. Imteligenss, he j Operstioansl intelligence from ether FRPRIME agenctas ie nat ied | § cP, 1, Emergeacy Conditions. PA . La ; Since the Divector of the group ig a Mexican national, he could centlane — eis: J g living sad werking in Mexico in the event ef omergancy antleODYOKE ae 4 : aituations; however, he prebably weuld aot eutright attack his awa govern= 4 . oo a mast. 1¢ de Mkely that the group locally might luge ite effectivesess or ; % at conse to fanetion in Mexteo. However, a change in the Mexican palitical ; Bee a et | SECRET KAPOK a aw eh tadaes ates _—
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14-00000 Pee a eee ORE Or Ones setae einataang che ere em yer ee + A ean PoE OE WARN LEE HON FAIR EAE ENE tk ate NAY TAN AER ak Gerken Ta ne RVR Sie Mean om on ree swnevanece tent Ma has aa eaatarnarnet inn ecco dasha lea ow beens &: Enclocure 3 te HMMA} 20921 (UMDER SEPARATE COVER) EX CRET/KAPOK APPENDIX J Wéextitice: . fe Tnatitte de lavestigacicace Sociales y Zeonomicas, A.C, Be ESPEIO, an ecenomica journal which etrengly supperte the free caterprise ey stein. Cc. M,U.R.0. B. Principal Officers ef 1 abeve: Director: Lie. Agustin NAVARRO ¥V. Lie, Cartes SANCHEZ MEJORADA doe, Enrique UHTHOFT Huge GALINAS ide, Guetmve BR. VELASCO ing. Joao RIVERA EB. Lde. Pedro ASPE Sais Amibal de ITURBIO“R Magitany 2. SUAREZ ; Eng. dogo da la MACOREA is Jacobe PEREZ Barrece Le. Aptare BUENO Y¥ U reaidd Lie. Gasies LOPEZ ce Liergs Evagste J. AMESCUA Gullerms GUAJARDO Davis - hen. sese A, ESCANDON Léc. Eduards PRIETO Lopes Astesis L, RODRIGUEZ Temas G, COARASA Lie. Anteste PEREZ Verdia Jv. Adelfe 1, RIVE ROLL Pederice BANCHEZ Fogarty Clamente SERNA Martines Cayetsso BLANCO Vigli Poaliz DIAZ Garse Eerique AYALA Medina cad ‘ Qo te te ee ececne treed eee mene s ae . a" erty ' ee premperayeneee  eteen een 4 ance thet dS tueaioan’ harhtlts © + AS tose Sie ethan Sa vub orcad sitet, Fa notte Oa rstahit ee Seto at ot anhthbihstat Ante en tne Bins at yd ain i a ae
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14-00000 thal ep Hae lh tee ahs SEORET/KAPOK Encloecure 4 te HMMA} 20933 (UNDER SEPARATE COVER) ARPENDIX fhe Orgeniestios and ize Director have. ‘@ Wornished the Mozice City Station with index ecards sad Summary informatica om some three (3) thousand Mezicas Ceomsnuniste. Althowgh alemest ali of theac Communists wore already known te thig States, the data confirme Statien isformation and, ia seros cases, adds te Bintics beowiledge. ® Orgeniacsd a natleawide right-wing, aati-Communist and eciies student ceganiaation in tue nation's univercitias. 1% ia calied bhisvimiento Univerctearia Renovadera Orlentecio’n (MUBRC) publishes PURO (Fie), a fighting exti-Conumanist student peper .a4 hse organised Goch brigades ready and willing te take offensive (etreat Lighting} ecties. MUBRO haa basa very active in the National Univsreiry of Meteo (UNAM) the Uaiversity af Puebla asd the University of BMickeacaa. In tne last two MUAO cam claim a lerge degrees of the eradig for gesticg Commuanlst rectors at these enivereidies. ‘6 Hept ite publication, ESPEIO, sctively ateampting te counter overwhelming odds cad advantages hold by pro- Marxist econcralste amd their jesclunge im Manice. Chief ODACID helleves the Director and the ergaalzation are mort usefel tn thie regard. ad. Taeaghs groupe of students pre-capifalist, pro-free emerpriae @cURSMLEs -- & vare end muck nceded service ia Mexico where the Ceommnmicte have takea ever the field of economics in higher education, & Continuously published pro~PBPRIIE. pro-frese csterpriss gad ‘eatl-Comarcnist articles in Mazico City's leading newspapers and ia the previnelal prose ef Mexice. f &, Atterevted te spread te cther Latin American countries , ‘eng @ ceerdinats with appropriate organinaticas aad tadividusle in these ecumirisa, enti- Marxist economic theorize. @- Gem ezamples of prodaction from thie organization are: (1) HBMMA~-20947 of 14 March 1963, (2) HM24A-20306 ef 3 December 1962; 3) HMIT-NOS of 28 Saptsmbear 1962; (6) HMMA-19296 of o Jely 1962) 5) HRMMA-16085 of 9 March 1962; (6) HMMA~-14678 ef 6 March 1962. SECRET/KAPOK menpes taneaaelb ee rs pal, etoega'a fa. i meme node abet ranean eb llth a typ ge teat bs sea eee Bethan ay cevocttsd fle Bam tachi tae
14-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ; RSES 1 FiE WO TO ¢ DIRECTOR fo, Os og vgn PY. aussie 70 me wo Sod eo ey F | FROM eMEyice CITY , ‘ |,cnoN: WH- # ; SO J 4 'SECRET 26Z IQDIR CITE MEXI 9922 a 2. OO! ¥ ass satticdh nal dikaga Eatedihins . pREF HMMW 12633-——~ : |) HMMA 28788 DATED 17 JUNE REPLIES, 7 ! SECRET PB wtlin089 4) | ee a cee wens ee cee eee emer eo lames --| t - Tan, ~ Pats ty a3 oh wattle Shad Lerten tudes © a omnes rea? R s i. : . vy ¥ t 7g ivy og ft = ” F ! i 1 8 i i & i i 1: i . Or 4 ; . . . Oe “1 IoD peymsa eescure : - t w-44 1389 scene | ;
14-00000 at DISPATCH 16 . = Chief of Station, Mexico Cit 7 CAN JUDGE INDEJUMG i FROM Chief, WH Division GARCROFILA SO KUWOLF/Operational; LIHUFF Project Assessmen ACUONM REQUIRED - REFERENCES SUBJECT ACTION REQUIRED: Submit info requested < REF: BMMW-12379, 2 March 1964 Headquarters has not yet received the Station's assessment of the LIHUFF operation which in accordance with the reference was expected here not later than 1 June 1964. Pleege advise when it may be expected and i? there has been any progress on the printing of the book abet wlan. in Buenos Aires, e be osha de < Chester D. DAINOLD oe ren mene ap eeermeety prem mere + done vee nedenammnane es meypeet tae Unter inves abot tens Citietiewdibes ette . , 2 tee dattehes bee babes O&1 = COS, Mexico City ° ke i . ts ype oa 5 ara vemerenernntceeninremneemepeirpe et oe teh HMMs Hoste senane cabs atte wr BS ab e4uitg SO-fGe a Oy Fg CROSS REFERENCE TO OISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMSER 5 DATE aa GG a8? mmw-12635 65. 8" 1 June 1964 a5 pessoa * CLASSIFICATION . HOS FILE NUMBER deatlfites. . i SECRET 50-124~28/1 | OFFICE - | Distribution: aoe sesashdisiba’ . . WH/3 /Mex ROUTS: conwerenevertre OFFICE SYMBOL | DATE ft OFF 82'S NAME j yr. es ee ee , | t ara 34d 2 a3 ao i
14-00000 oat b —" ee ences LAARLIPR ATIC“ ee Eoisibels AON, ea t | BRAPLED FOR (Mise UNG new 1 ~- | 4 , : Te. MDL Pate rECUEO _ i j ONLY QU. Bt 6 LEE 1 CAM subst Not asS ‘ a ~~ ~ oes a } t : . rod 4 i : thief, ‘ul Sivinion : . { MICROSL i , mee ae meee ners eens on cerca seman ee tees of enemies fete ne ements memes Ppa enone cet ee neem ame mne ene ee ee : woe EEGs AED FE PERE : ‘ WEPs GID Guages : 7. GE BPO 4. Tae Yeset and the wooupe of a ilhorized char.ien te LILIGP.3 for LIVURE activities for rho belaoce of Fr€4 vere provided te vs. suoRef BB, Phe Station should edbere ripidiy to the limitations: on : LOU Yn Batarve wed the evey oct for stucrtot activit ios Showla : Rae ne i vera Wash raeupnert other specifvsc pawyorts useer |. are hy its : quchkoas the teak te he aublashed in Buenorw Aiyem, sour . Gatteus gip HLS respoct wlil we considered by Headquacterkr tw recunmr ; OR 4 case te cause unele,. i ft. aw alo. Indicated Le Beadquartera hoa allocated ou F 4di¢ionsy Su Ceo tu Pru ject R sor FY84 oringiag the terri:, i ao Trin additional ai Will have to be documented = |? : hive 1S meked ta fu Tis cunmente which can be usica | + sete 4 ace . Lp ore “ay ts b Fe The esl to a aoets 3 ha ZU b t ten eretree ots oe, | t ant Jet Pog tahet APROMRMe OL Uf Lhe Ligure i ' 2 : epee hoi, a? oat fius wheyehew Lu poeese ne BOX eee FY : projec. for Fis al euGnere adet poms Sion | -. - . at 9 ulna: tted with the TMU EL Poe owen rae ne aaaos been : ache ik : # oof Tine forwarded vith GAULLE 9S) ougd sates i. approval. . Gliver &. Gsusonp samen eS { : “Latribution: I. Gkj}-COB, Mexice City i i { 1 i ‘ i * ' H : : : f caine eae ee He teen eaten asm conan t sere epee Seance epine eeeeant yom a ee rrMuep Voate . f OIGPAICH Sy#ioL AN & Mnreb 1564 G2 ce, HENRY. 20 eee t- re | head HE fe LIAPER § t BECR ET eriET Ee 2 he pL a is . CR GIN ADAG i Hace . Sek wl i nai. ; TE 72 : : 99.40 : 4 et enn etn Distributions 1-R} ‘ 1-Chrone HC AG ECE SES NAME t g 3 4 ete me emer oe ee en ee ane | { I ' i ' t PLEAS NS Corbi eR & SsteAi Lat QUE SRN ; GAME 1 C/WHD Hy i J.U,. Kiay vas ye cemenednaty tees? ne DANG LER REDE ERED Thy AA SHORE en oo ELE IREE FRIES AUS OAC METI Hthoe See onde eenrrrwrtED . é.* - 5 at, yt “e Bb, ete My eek ne ee lee me RE tee 4 : | we RR or ciaenees So seleBen ie shee ewe baal abbeed yao 4 Ada Abus dot de, ie, oo teat ram OBB lea rs, mabteBitictioae buds
14-00000 _ Ci ASSIF: EO MESSAGE . 1242 7s i eee eee eee ~ i oe xico a ‘a? po ‘73 ~ ° a ae Steal as CRET_ = fo TT: VaFeaat 2% dG2 Se -1%6 / SF OuTINE want _ “99160 weys: A. pir eecs3 “*~ |. G&G. WeEr Ti26 C,. BUEN C339 ¢ i. “LYILISP-X BEING AMENDED FOR ADDITIONAL 930,000 FOR Fred. i %. STRTIOX AUTHORIZATION FOR CHARGES TO LILISP-X FOR LIAUFY ACTIVITIRG FOR BALANCE FY64 ‘LIMITED TO FPOLLOPING: sd A. LIQUFF SALARY | $500 PER MONTH > ! _ SUPPORT FOR SELECTED soy | . _SYURENT ACTIVITIRS $500 PER HONTH C. PUBLICATION OF BOOK i a Pra REFS B & C $6000 post 3 : i ec 3. DISPATCH FOLLOWS GH FUTURE PROJECT LIAUFF WHICH NOT | | 8 /SUGMITTED FOR APPROVAL. | | EXD OF KESSAGE I a | ile, A ‘ i a eeeiS POMPRCED CTA LiMLEF iS NOT APPROVED PACJECT. ' ; i . . _ WR/BY 3 3 4 . oP wa : (Phone) pre 4 2 SGORDIWATIAL a GROUF Ft . Sa, EFSIMG OF FICTE i rs SRS | AOTHEMTICATIOG : . a onsttatipa & i 5 oe Pan | REPRODUCTION BY CIHER THAN: ins TSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED. Copy Ho |. 3 ‘ mye BA el woyr 3 a ok ° . |
pet iere3a ab “ Weegee sane son __ ces, _Mexico City . FROM . a Chief, WH Division SUBJECT KUWOLF/LIHUFF -— Operational ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES REFS: A, HMMW 11780 _B. HMMA 22250 With the steed. \ intdnuance of the subsidy for the publication of the LIHUFF majordonjection tot in Paragraph 3 of Reference B, Headquartar's major expenditure, Although Headeu with rezard t It is J ( jection to this project has been satisfied: However, wé@. feel compeVled to point out to the Station that despite a clear disapproval of this subsidy in Reference A, the Station continued paywent of it for an additional five months. of any interim\reporting or other attempt to justify this continued earan Chief exceeded his fiscal authority. : : uarters is prepared to make a concession to the Station othe YF aspects of the project as stated later in this 5 dispat fh we must advise you that the prolongation of the LIHUFF-1 - magazifie\subsidy for five months is viewed here with great ser iousness4’ equested that Willard C. Curtis prepare a dispatch explaining the Staltion's action in\this matter. . 2. With regard to other facets of the project, we are willing : ‘ to continue for a time even\though we are not fully convinced that the level of LIHUFF-1's comp supported are justifiable. A. To continue LIHUFF-1' sation or the student To& avoid an arbitrary termination of ithe entire operation at this time, \you are authorized to proceed for ithe balance of Fiscal Year 1964 on he following basis: Ss compensation at $500 per month. Ss + ay Beg sg hF ices ab PROCESSING ACTION MARKED POR INDEXING an BN INDEXING REQUIRED ga btd i ONLY QUALIFIED DES CAN JUDGE INDEXING toads a, te ont vanadate ABE oo Wee In the absence $ activities | EE t i 3 B. To support selected s dent activities through the - 3 _.LIHUFF complex at a rate not to exceed\$500 a month. : 3 i i 7 c. To meet the cost of publication of the book ber : 4 HMMA 21976 which we estimate should not exceed a total cost of $6000. . (contikued) : , F Distribution: jl q O & 1 - COS, Hexico City 4 : i CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER DATE f ‘ HMMW 12311 28 January 1964 ; ; CLASSIFICATION HAS PLE NUMBER i 4 SECRET 50-124-28 scott PARI ge”
gethe ae oe teem ° “~ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION SECRET an Hy 4 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND RUMBER Haw 12311 : ’ Should you wish to support other specific prejects through LIHUFF such as the publication of the book, these will be considered by Headquarters on a case to case basis. 3. The above authorized expenditures are to be charged to D&TO and under no circumstances are they to exceed the amounts specified. In this connection, you are advised that Headquarters has allocated an additional $30,000 to the Station's D&TO funds for the fiscal year 1964 bringing the total for FY64 to $82,500. likely that any further increase can be obtained. It is not 4. The Station is also requested to submit to Headquarters, not later than 1 June 1964, an up-dated assessment of the LIHUFF operation. If at that time the Station wishes to present a revised project for fiscal year 1965, your recommendations should be fully submitted in the reassessment. If your recommendations are accepted, then Headquarters will undertake te rewrite the project outline forwarded with HMMA 20931 and submit the project for approval. FORM 5 69 53a 0s USE PREVIOUS EDITION. 140} OLIVER G, GALBOND CLASSIFICATION SECRET wr oe Bg he ee eee ep ee en A cep oe seyeee me ep poten oye ene etmpeattban Rs ‘ - Arameayien,