104-10103-40270 ‘restaurant: of his hotel, ‘the ¢ Yasin, and | later in his room. We had. On th 3: /tneal -soene, ‘and ¢ on a his conduct with ‘AMLASH when. they: net. “The neoting lasted about « one and a half hours. oa “ BS oo Le era TAT ST get = ~Beah os “Later, the same > day we. > called ‘ANorHP ‘at his ‘hotel to report mo ie " * no no. progress in, Locating AMLASH. *. | Feeling. it advisable to. keep AMNHIP | a octipied, we took hin out to dinner at Eisketorpet, ‘located in the a subuxbs. of Helsinki... The evening ‘las ted. until 1200, , terminating with a orank. at ane, ‘oor bar or. the vaaicuna paring, the six: ‘hours, we had an opportunity, to. ‘explain carefully to AMWHIP that in. order for us.to help ‘his friend, “AMLASH mst be. willing ¢ to follow our directions and agree. to
74-0000 We closed: the, seoting b vy Netting ‘hin that | we ; ~ ae position. in: this matter « o that we shave dinner together, tos which hie e agreed. We ‘met. AMEE. ‘at 2100 ° best idea 2'yet; and to > give. other ‘poopie x more “tie to Locate him, He ; - agreed, “pat. kept’ coming up vith id deas' ‘all, evening for ways to locate AMLASH. “He ‘suggested ‘that AMLASH Liked night clubs, and that: ‘after dinner we could - Perhaps try several. We agreed, more to placate hin that arith any. ‘thought ts of success. Wee tr fed’ several; ‘the. Brimnsparken and the Theat ter. Grill, . - - both. of which: were. filled with a aristing buit no signs of AMLASH. The : after being Pushed around int e Theater ¢ Orit £or an’ hour “iy. HS. said. that a he thought this % was a waste of time. We: agreed, ‘grabbed a taxd and went oa home. “Daring, the | > evening, we. told ANT that, , tomorrow x morning, if othing
Cy Tee) So weetenthdhtdahed oll neceneene semecece ¢ :o'ecmmmem - as it is often: used by businessmen to have 2 private dinners: vand- ‘afterwards, one a anaited. ANMETP. and AMLASH, who arrived at. 210 by taxi. ‘Mithoveh AMET getting acquainted the first ‘evening, AMEASH.. ‘commenced: almost ‘inmediately . He said he was. not interested’ in’ risking’ nis: lite for: any. suet umidertakiog, | a ePe but 4 ‘that aif he could be given a really Large part. to play; he would use. eye ed ” permit. We abeaiged a atiner for 2100" cat: he Waite Lad , business discussions. We: arrived at the White Lady first, arranged for. the dimer, cand. shad sug sted. ‘to us that: ‘the discussions should be nerely ‘devoted to. : 2, “into to a discussion of his feelings and, his position concerning Cuba today. . : As reported 609) AMLASH was quite intense, and showed the strain of his unexpected meeting with. AMMHIP Although obviously ™: | under ‘notional strain, AMLASH presented his feelings ina relatively calm manier 92 and Was Bived Vo Giscussing - thon throughout the & seal, Ho ania he was / considering not going ‘back to Cuba, ‘but after talking te AEP, 1 he - a new Cuba; he was, | interested | in retuming ¢ to carry on the: ‘fight there.” , a ¢ le that if he could ao someting really significant for the creation of ine ' yeral. others : in 2 Cuba whom: he: could: ely. upon. These! he gaia ae
have only the ‘briefest effect on 1 the Soviet ‘control of Cuba.) > Aas Was. ; to alter the situation in: no. uncertain terns TMS « While we were ‘making 1 Bo oe such. | plans s included, + two ) majors. Cone of. hich ial dater reported’ was ‘a , miditis ae ‘p : 9 foe this, point ‘tried ts not too interested in ‘stening at. this point, and continued by ‘saying ‘that if he ‘could achieve all ‘these actions, plus ‘others > in one ‘master ‘broke; : ee | a take-over, during the: ‘erisuing confusion, “would be mich facilitated... He did, not feel that, Raul or Che would be able to rally the people. in sufficient ‘time. to prevent, opposition forces from forming. His arguments, and. pians had many flaws, but AMWHTP. could not help adniring ( to hinselt) AMLASH"s ts professed desire. for vigorous and, hepefully,, effective © actions, designed Bae & : wee commitments or plans, we e pointed out to , AMLASH that schenes Like- he. envisioned: certainly haa their. place, but that a lot of ¢ coordination, planning, informa bion- . - - collection, ete 3 were necessary prerequisi tes to ensure. the: value and’ ‘success - Ae AASE said he agreéd ¥ with this, >. but we weren't: ‘too § sure: dust
ra oo AMEASH made! it c ear during’ ‘the disctsstons that he was s coipleteny © _agginst Phael ie case. of Soviet help from the first, tut he: had néver envisioned, em. The Laat time 33: he said: that. he > ong only § as. far as the: ‘elimination | " -_ cof Batista, “ana had not’ ‘given cimsideration to planning for ‘a. goverment he: favored att ter the f ighting was over.” We felt that AMLASH meant’ that he: as | much concerned ‘about his” (Haase is) ‘position in the government and * personal stake in a new Cuba, as he was ‘about anything else Tt is. oux. | impression that’ AMLASH feels that he dia not get his share’ of the. pots | Sor. power fron the Castro regine, in proportion to. his contribution against ° Batista. - AMLASH. is a complicated personality, “Iteis’ difficult: to fairly: judges at this ‘Vine, AMLASH' s. degree’ of concern for’: a truly revolutionized . Cuba for the people! s benefit, vs his concern to see a new. ‘government in. - “ouba int which he bts Just recogni tion. “tis does 1 not t tiecessarily Mean - “that ‘AMLASH wants high political office, » but he. does want credit for his’ me efforts and the resultant ‘Power: and i pre ge “among his countrymen. - - cin addition +0 ‘his- ‘concern ‘for the.1 manner in which: the: Soviets. are’: - “Using cwba for their own, desiens, in Ta atin America .. AMI. Ash. Ls. worried about ~ the extent: to: ‘which castro : is, using, the. Soviet t teomnique « of capturing the:
. ite foots ‘certain that, in a: couple of years, the young ¢ poops win be completely ” nt irrevocably won. ‘over : to Castro, and. that, ‘the masses. ‘wid, begin, ‘to ‘péltere,. - 5 shouts ne Gastnot i 5 concern thet. “the: USA, salt H poet to € or nid ves FF or i Sapte 2 : tee welt nag . ‘des i rae ee Se PpPort fram, such, ttorté a the, fe face of. aeons “in was | epparcat ‘tron wt the ‘discussions inde AMLASH would ‘preter td be Se to To weft ft rae. Cuba without any outside support. (ana by inference, obligations), but. his is a realist enough to ‘concede, ‘that any efforts to overthrow Castro. . ~.- . pa have the support of. PRPRIME “He is,. therefore, willing to enter into! wos “4 pousistons, with a representative ®) ‘of PEPRIME. towards this end. . / dosti agreed ‘to néet, in Paris ‘for the- purpose of ‘further devristings, 2 ya to. give any ‘information in any. field which he has. He is also most. a) | Ling to discuss: any plans, which, may ‘lead to an overthrow of the present: paver nment.- “AMLASHL ‘stated niany times, however, during the course of. the. es 7 matings » that he was only interested in involving himself in a plan- “of scant & action, | and which was sandy designed. tw uchLeve rapidly nis. desire OO ym babes deme iene oe 4a help Cuba .. ie. told ABT? later after we had left. the: meetings, », that. ha was afraid that: -PBPRIME would contime to pursue sts present course, that ‘of providing: money and ideas, but, no ACTION!) AMLASH was also moet. vdanant about. not becoming involved in any way with the Cuban refugee. gircles and. organizations in Miami. | He. said that he feels. these are still : ° gas same People who, deft. Cab, a. Es 9 ila to wait for. the chance tezetara .
14-00000 ee “Es carte. 2 . on CEP he 2 Felt ‘that ‘the Cubans, ‘there were: > Bom} ete penetrated by Castre a snort, oo * - and ‘that’ for ‘then to. ‘now. of is ‘cooperation with PBPRIME, vould be ‘the same ; es < teli astroie ‘and “tas his! future. would end against the Wall! . We. 3 ‘prachibéd,, as, Sar’ “ag; tides Jeni eke at SSIES: “were space He: ‘also ‘does es t ome ‘to trast or. be involved’ “with iy any aes iad plarnen a cok he'wish: to? deal. "(Along this. | : ‘AMIE stated ‘that. ‘he did’ not : “thie £¢. advisable to. reveal any. of these .. a bs ‘negotiations te noatoen/ 3. ‘wom AST? has’ iehcwn for’ many. years “and is. ‘ : ha cae quite fHenay, but whom he does: not feel éan keep a scoret of shingpature,) oe : This meeting terminated at “0030 on 2 ‘august. ‘the. ‘thrée participants - tod a , tail togetiiér back: to- town ae: nsaETP and AMLASH stopped off ata Vocal - night club, Teatey).o Gr witien, while we cont fried on to our hotel: Ro ‘incidents: “of, a “security nature were. observed, and it was felt that the meeting was _ held | without the knowledge or” ‘observation of the opposition. “he Meoting ‘of 2 August 1962. PBhdroere etn Gd Bll oe We met with, AMWHIP in his hotel room (ito. ue at the Vesicuna) at rs ‘1700 hours on 2 August, We discussed the évents and: ‘talks of the. preceding | puaaaie ae Wet @ “9 " evening for ‘some “time. At appr cximately 1800, AMLASH arrived, gree: ted “us affably, and Joined us for & drink. _AMLASH: used this meeting to" re". "state his: bosition. concerning’ his desire for participation” ina really . ai ae . significant actiott against the Castro regime. ‘Having decided by this time - oe "that, further -@iscussions and debriefings of AMLASH should take. plac with se a Spanish-speaking c/o, we outlined the idea to meet for such a purpose in Pris. . AULA SH did not Like the ides. nt 409. marer nemle heir: gunrs. of.) hie . cooperation with: PoPRDME, but: bgroed + ‘that it would be best in order to : allow himself to express his ideas: and plans. betters. ‘and to: tbe. able to. opto: ae with his Anfomation - in: the, greatest possibie detail. t-
dining. room: of. the Vaakuna Hotel at 1030. | AMWHIP and Falluces 1 ict: at east. “ones ‘a day, ating the. ‘sojourn ‘in | Helsinki: AVGATTP used: the name; wiidian 7 However,’ ‘both MASH ‘and no dia ‘hot want to becéme dnivolvea with hin’ as: they’ felt thats this, 2 iin both. their: cases, “night ‘compromise: their | Antereste" in JAMLASH's ‘returning to. ‘Guba. - AMIE: ‘felt, for. example, that . m ‘Venegas would almost certainly connect his presence here with « an ‘attempt to” . do soitething with: AMEAST. ‘AMLASH also felt that hé aid ‘not want to disclose “any: indiéations of his real, sympathies to Venegas,’ if he (antasi) were “going * . to: return to’ Cuba." “Without doing this} it would be. difficult: to ‘get any~ ao rections or opinions, from Venegas; ’ “thought AMLASH : “Venegas, ie is. felt: : a aan by AMLASH ’ ittght very possibly be comted on at a. Jater date: Af this was: desirable. “An approach. could. then. be worked ‘out, at that. ‘tine: 7 nwt wh ich ee des | o As 5 reported, AMLASH came > to the Festival as a “special dedegate,® . 7 after ‘his request : to Fider was. approved... AMLASH . claimed. to. ‘Fidel. that ne a a o was fatigued, and sick and needed 4 a good rest. in Europe. “The Festival a provided the excuse, Fidel bit the baity. and AMLASH: ‘got. to. Burt ope to see. aden at 8 ab ge teas see his exiginal intention. Map ‘felt, that. ‘this. ‘tela logical al: a : Lf honest: explanation, It is snterosting to note ‘that neither the local _ on service, 2/2, ‘or any
ao .Feadily to S aitectisas in: “this area, and. follows ‘rather. w well. Suggestions OL L for. adding. to. ‘the security of the meetings. His: ‘Feira abot, the: : "advisability of keeping his old friend “aisconczRn/1 oat of, tthe ‘operation or. from any \moviledge thereof, is s gratifying. ANAEIP ‘also has ‘gently explained to “Us; ‘that while he isa Cuban at heart. and loves the Cubans they simply | cannot, be tra rusted to ¢ keep ‘seorete anehg aay, 28, their. tele nds sho, “Tor no. pea. reel tested: ‘Feasons, they, consider safe and discreet. As a general” - statenent, we ‘feel that. ‘AGNETP is a . good security risk operationally, and” “that with more “exposure ‘to ‘the. game, will become. a e008 and useful asset, - “under almost any circumstance.° He is, 2 , however, somevhat, ‘subeonsciously.. - subjective about ‘his > evaluations | of P AMLASH. ‘He As completely honest, ‘and ise
8,  Byaluatioh of: ‘and Conitients: about Auras ; era - Our’ initial: ‘comments. 2 forded | in el an out his, vonwictions. ° OF. cee so xt ast: “as ‘intense. “ab ws Osama Girdles. a : For whe sake or ‘Gon : AML ist teenf ons He. appears capable of rash, thoughtless a. violent actidn: “under ‘tie’: strain: of- provocaticn;: etense Sitvation or frustration. For. example, he stated: “to us: that last. year . during a period of. dejection and frustration, he had: cone" woes. . ‘templated suicide: . . Although AMLASH a appeared to concede: we some-validity to our arguments’ for planning and. for: a -. carefully prepared actions,: we feel that he wiil. preseit om difficult. control and. directional _problems in ary: op situation. He himself stated sever ral times. that ke | is not the type to sit tight, but: ‘prefers solutions “to problems by violent, positive. actions.” AMLASE showed the strain of not trusting. anyone. He was. according.” TP, a oe FD To se ote ta AMWETE “overdoved | to £oe Bin, ond talked 7SxIy 3 wory “much: ‘about many, many’ subjects.” T+ 4's “Rot “passihle oO . ~ te. comment at this ‘time about AMLASH's capacity for. . loyality. to friends’ or causes, nor his willingness to see a job. -through.: ‘ However, AMJRIP assures “us that. _When AMLASH says he!11 do Somethings he will. We "don't know at. this Point. o “RSHTP” also told 1 us ‘that in | discussions “subsequent 4 *e wit AMLASH, he expressed. the hope thats" fy a Y have! a | eally:f fruiteul, forceful idea i al “ese
on bet to > forget ‘the hole ‘prcbles, Leave the Guban’ Folia guletty,_ ae "3a * rave to” Stoettionn: ae oe i ot : 7 = - ANELTP departed ror Stockholm on: ly: igust Both: “Bom: a and ANLASH felt that. they had béen together enough} Anant ‘also ran 1 onto. | a * refugee newspaper: friend of an who was“. quite; ‘curious as: to why! ATP was there: "AMEN SH aepar ted — Jin | . afternoon of. Taogust we took the same flight unbelnowist to AMLASH. a No » Problens + were encountered 4 ‘in arr iving at ‘Stoskholm: “We: took. ‘the next’ ater os ter & ANAS to. the citys. Both AMLASH- and. ‘ANMHTP “stayed! at’ ‘the: _ Palace , Hotel, - oom 828, and 2 70,. Tes poctively. 7 Talks: Of: a “general riaturie were > held in. our “hotel room » (the Carlton): and: during ‘the. several dink
it, regandles ‘of. the context of the’ general « discussion. Tt ‘was daring: a first, as. 13. it:might Heause sc some undue interest ‘in n Prague cuban circles” as ‘to ‘wy he was. sway’ 80 long. ‘He also, had : some ne trouble 4 in getting the Aira. . — “Line. to approve his: side trips: to Stockholm ana ‘Copenhagen. They. wanted: hin to fly direct to. Prague: ‘from Helsinki. He refised their [requeste, , ma said that, he would pay his 8 way to Stockholm and 3 Sopenhagen: nor footed the pas “(pentaps we should later absorb). we $ felt ‘that, this ao a ability to pay, ‘for. the: extra routing might cause: some suspicion among, his: a colleagues... *AMLASH: said. "8", but we. are ‘not 50: sure.. "Perhaps he’ ‘can’ tell ua, shoul we the srdous, that OTP paid che: acaetas as-akh ‘know ‘Se
wee expression to his.. een ay the esa-fortmate cae cand’ trem this to: find happiziess for’ hinself, “something he seeks, ‘but which” heretofore. has. eluded win 4 As: a “young: ‘student he got. into. the struggle against”. “Batista without thinking mich about. ‘the future, | particularly that. at i “conta BS ss: ‘than: pecs “Hes Sonn Foama that the sips ule eg cuba,’ and “in: Particular the ¢ Commnists were Hot about ‘to, bring ‘true. _ ~ and contentment, ‘to the people, but: rather’ through ‘mismanagement, and oor. an planning, had create unnecessary. hardships for: the: ‘peoples. - “After fighting tine’ EES. oFer for: so. be theasht),. JSCLASH Secanc a stade i at ge
ees he aE: sure: «that the polstioal and social outilack tor ‘the - 7 sey. a Beppe do the sae are’ soma, he would like: to ty, once: more 2 shears: 2 ° ate aa simple: er alooe, ‘the ext ten 3 years. “(anen these students. become ">the political’ and economic leaders in Latin. America) wilt see- Us ‘1688 . the Struggle ‘for. ‘Latin America. We réplied by using the old line that” FOPRDE 3 realizes: ‘only too well, today, that there were serious. short-conings ne Fiean polidy Bora rminiber’ oF ‘years anid thi ‘aa a. doing & wha’ We can. to correct this. However, it’ ‘ds not our policy (esta with, tongiie: a cheek) to attenpt to alter these conditions oF influence. . 7 future events by” going behind ‘the. backs: of the. established goverimelits i. Bee warious. ‘atin fnorican sountrics.. Es steady & ws must take, the of tex ie aT
- American youth: ~ AMLASH ‘said ‘that he- ‘aiderstoéd why we. " takee this point, | oo of view, but ‘nevertheléss > if we intended to win the struggle,’ we mst i do as the: Communists. do and: disregard tie archate and doomed cla-lsne, affairs of, sovereien, countries. “naast entled and replied that ‘from. a act | forcetylly and | soon ; there ‘ouldn"t be’ an y dpportanitses ‘there “eb ‘hin,’ ‘as a former. student. leader and pelittetan, « any ideas he might have _for ‘conbating the. Communists: in the struggle for. the minds of. Latin’ “Amerioan youth. He replied that he would be glad at any tine to aisucss. - this problem and to offer what ideas. and. suggestions he’ could.” “AS a result of the. ‘discussions of this evening, we felt. that _ AMLASH now was genuinely interested in gett ting Cuba. out. of its present ge east a "predicament + with the active iig oi FBPRINE. “Bist Scone’ more af ‘and interested ih’ discussing his thoughts and problens with us, | than at : av prev ious time. He ‘no doubt ‘skimmed « over in 2 his own mind’ (or at: least
14-00000 | casa ratter of Fecord, “AMES stated auring” the evening, that | ~ 2? ° = the ‘term wassassinate", The use. of this tem; we, later ‘learned fron} : ng he. was 5 viothly upset. me was, , not, the act, he objected 65 es rather erely “MELininstot, was 6 soceptable, but. a <2 the choice of word used to descr ie its -AMLASH: after ‘some. of his escepaites against: ‘Batista supporters in the a a ‘pre-Castro era. ‘Another opampie, which AMIE discussed with us, occurred during a mee oting. in Mexico, C3 ity in March: "1961, ‘when a ‘KUBARKER said to. ANLASH, u “Fm prepared to help you iy any: way within ay power". r “Aecor ding ‘to AMIR, AMLASHL later’ ‘turned to. hin, shrugging his shoulders in a. manher of saying, "So rE need help | from hin? “These ‘examples vare. pointed wee : - . o : = orace to tnd cate the degree Ws.pr Taide. and 5 seisitivity. one: “£4 adis. woo in 1 ANLASH, and to note that however tedious. this attitude may. ‘become to. the: 2 c/o, O;. it is 3 "from 8 personal experience, j quite necessary: to adjust ane'9 |
14-00000 13. Paris Meeting Arrangements’. Sl sone een ». oe Notes. - Subject: expressed interest..in: obtaining an ‘expert instruction. ‘in-use. of - ‘silenced-eauiped | rifles and in usé and handling of plastic. | oe explosives, : This. can ee handled fron France | hecording to prior arrangenents with: “ANAHTP and aurasa, AMAETP » would see AMLASH off to Zurich fran Kastrup ‘Airport . on ie duguati: thien- take a dat te afternoon iene ‘down ts Paris. As a tamed cut; “however, ed _AMEASH was able ta book’ a passage” on. a Rimanian Airlines (tarcn) Flight, ‘to © Prague, via. Hast Berdin's Schoeatelde " ALmport. og ‘later wok
* the ‘talks with ANLASH, “however; for he’ ‘Felt: ‘that he: could be of tse“ in Le - ES atl tree ATE tle we Ow ly ee pneeeesaly cooperation nand-help of the: Paris, Station was. “excellent... = Milan without celay a at the close of < our ; business wath AMLASH. oe was oe a getting. u nervous", over and done, ; We send “He wanted to. remain until ‘the ‘conclusions: of | we “handling AMLASH. _ We ‘agreed: He did net, of course, want ‘to be. in on. any, operational discussions ’ but just to be on hand ‘to guide his © teaperncntal Mohazge" * He’ was: very anxious “to. jneet Wallace) A. Growerya in order to” point out: to bin in advance some’ of ‘the quirks in -AMLASH hg. persenality:: In talking! to us," - AOETP. ‘said. that! a. pergon with’ the: background f moti AMLASA, wast be i iandied: ina “eee bait. mainer stand ate
14-00000 “pat that: e fel ite encxigh tine hea ‘been. spent ' with AMES t alzeidy, | aid that. the. hisetings in’ Paris were “gcing. to. get. oni ‘to business. quickly, | ~ and: Proceed as Necessary, to. ‘conclude: business. as: rapidly as ; possible: We ‘felt that, ANWHIP. uiderstood our: ‘point. During this talk, AMIE again: expressed the feeling, that. if: a Cabe-is- not: ret umed! to. freedom iithin two years, he was- going to. ‘set up bus iness: ‘permanently in Paris or Southern California, and forget the - _idea of. returning. . He’ was “obvious moved by. ‘the: finality of, ‘such a . decision, . €8 he is a. Feal-< Guba: patriot. Gr. so we | Believe: be 3
but, ‘said he would explain ‘th matter to, AMLASH. ° me ‘This 5 netting, 3 it is. s noted,” : ; a . Sh two o principles’ ‘then ovine’ ‘to: ‘our hotel room: for the remainder, of. the. - meeting. Wei said to! ‘AOL that we 2 Would check, in with him by phone ¢ the: | | following. ay. and. inform hist whether there was, any chance. of Jaime. riving on: ‘that aay, the 1sth. | : | At: this. meeting, ANE was. also paid. 3350.00. io. io wover hotel , ‘bills for him and AMLASH in Helsinki, Copenhagen and Stockholm, . . 15.) Brats of Uy August 1962. — 7: ee . a phoned oaaT xp at nie hotel at 230 fo inform: him: that there..
“2260. _Suseauenty ANHIP aia oats as. - egresd, and was informed: that. he oon. “plan. to. ‘came to: ‘our room tonorrow, she 16th, at 0900., The hour bothered the two'b gan their talk, in’ Spanish, ‘The ‘talks terminated! at 1230. ‘Later. at. avid nan revealed that he now velieved the morning z nesting had been. ‘Surveille a and t that éfforts were bein oa" 3% meets a vos oF el , bat rai ee cue uy one of. tae ‘French services —_ 3 7 tae sy Saw Cabart oe worvr or local, police. = Since. it, was pointless to stop the meetings how and the address, of. the safchouse had not been. menti oned verbally, it was. “decided ‘to. eontimie as planned.” Paris wil: forward account of. Surveillance. and outcone. as soon. as. possible... “, hen + we. left Paris,:3 ; + was determined -
, Growery “and w A tape recorder was: Install se as om ahead of AMLASH and 1 AIETP. te princspheg sea talk freely. : Procuring ‘food and beers pis perciee " Brents of at August 1962. oat. 1900 Grocery net with AMLASE for several hovts _Arrangenents were made ‘for ANLASH to, return ‘to the safchouse for sft. training the a _ afternoon. at t 100. - (See © of training, report | for account of. nesting. “training the ‘following aay. 18. Events of 18 August-2962; .° - "(See s/t report for account of training this meeting conducted . -at the. aforementioned safehouse. ‘Account of debriefing of AMLASH Goring ‘this, meeting, andot others to be filed. by ¢ Gr rowery. Al. debriefing of. auras by Growery was conducted in 1 the ‘Spanish language. ) 19. Brents, of 19 August 1962. [in iolata) ‘Heeting was held ai L900. AU. SalEnGUsS. | P ote i a ee ee Qs tt RARE RAL GCC wang fe he ineInded in. Growerv's reporting. Se
mre . “ 20... xvents: of 20 hugs 1962. _ Risin and Grovery picked us 5 Up at Nadelaine. wy Laing “take 2 ‘tax: back cto hie hotel. _Kyningtoi took ‘Some detonating then. The esting was short and broke cS “at. 2200. “re wad agreed. ‘to meet once more on 22. hugust for a final briefing’ sessom at” Growery! ‘s hotel room “(in the. Crition) at 1200." 21. Events of 22 August 1962. Fe _ os aaast Cae alone: and oir “tame + to this meetings” "A tape “recorder “was in p eperation,, About one > hour was ‘spent on-a review of thi followed” cretura, (See Growery? s report 3 for tasks | sand S/W report. for this ‘section Ro of meeting. ye Arrangenents for emergency “contact in Paris: were sab a
a ‘the weather, > varying fran occasional flashes. of wi it and ninth bh to egress of Aiscotragenent and perhaps, -despondeney.: He was. + generally receptive. and: interested in procedures and cohversat tions. daring. ‘the meets ings and during : He nakes little: attempt! to. disguise his. fecLings,. should he bécame | tirea, bored, “or - disinteres . periods of instruction, ted. His social graces are aoe 7 womeeas mance, not the sharpest honed. He. ‘can, “hoxever, be reasoned with, even: in seme" : of. his contr rary noods. _ ee was particular sr apecsase Sam SOUS iin teaching’ bin during these... We: are’ “in complete. agreenent with aoa when he describe ; _ AMLASH _as being, full of complexes . Bas comlenes as ‘such, but it. "with hi is” * thouehts, presimabty | es ’
14-00000 | : vot time. “Tet ‘one “is aiscussing ova, however, he 6 obvi uly 8 is very a ‘but aout 5 at, re ‘Physical, Appearence: ee ean * AMLASH 3 is 5 about Sa, - thinning n stiles -alaost paftilant mw mouth, ‘small sb pale osinany 9 eyes” area ‘little. 7 onal for his: face and very intense in: expression. ‘He prefers dressing. . informally; ‘and is. prone t6 wearing jackets with: no ties (He: could . mingle. with’ ‘the typical small. town commer-Loungers without: difficulty. )- : ae When dressed 2D, he’ presents a good: appearance ina nasculine way and fe apparently irom Abie Ss stories, does quite. ‘well with. the-s women, ~ Concerning | . the question « of his being a honosexual,, we - cannot say whether he has a a Baa - wo. hidden bent. in this direction, but if he. “does, he is not at any rate; ao - "purist but! rather ‘Apne. 28. “Tanguage. Oo oe so ad a eo - oy Native ‘Spanish, fair to good maglish, “pat + with 1 Lintted vocabilary.. a He’ can: 1 be iccesstully « conversed with using Inglis, but, it thas to be.
. “descent who: is. based in: band rg said to" us that. he > thought she was | : ; “with us ” “but we replied x we. really asa not know AMLASH ‘also is frend wt - the return: date 0. “Tiavana. . - Ble _Pastines, ef: | ANLASH likes 5 nightolabhing 3 and dancing. He is also interested to. a “Limited degree” “in architectitie-and historical pusldings and: sculpture. “Tt i = interesting to note thet Bt RTP was s reluctant to ansuér “many Mestions ¢ about AMLASH's | private affairs. “He felt that this % was not . ror H Buud vaste (Soest) aud Usb OL de iufoscimi Lou “in nis report Was “obtained by elicitation rather ‘than direct questions. BQ. “AMEASH's Original Schedule ‘in Paris. Co _ . . Lf a “ANLASH was interested’ in coming to Paris, ? executing his business With, us in the rirst three ays, > then checking: ‘into the ‘Cuba House. or a. ‘small ‘hotel on. the left bank, and socializing with the Cubans, at their. Embassy in p Paris. He also wanted to, > spend some. ‘time. on. the. e-Riviera
: betore he. ‘would ¢ see ‘this ; area a spans ; As it turned out, scheduling £ for him at y- efinite ‘time after his: ¢ deaving Prague. He felt amch better a any sae f senep to AMLASH would ‘be an affront to ‘him, AMLASH readily allowed. GHD. to pick up the vabs. £ or ‘the hotel rooms and ail expenses. . incurred ‘during the trip, Sncluding a nunber of new ‘Pieces for his: wardrobe, and | the e planet tickets’ to rrague trom raris. Amitir saa ‘that when tney dined together on 22 August, AMLASH ‘insisted on 1 picking up the tab, “otaling . ~ that he felt’ he should get this one, then expressed surprise at the. t expense! of ‘Living - in Paris.  Neithér did AMLASH: seem to worry when it was | coe we: “who picked UP. several tabs ain Scandinavia. Funny sense of. obligations: and finances! ;