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14-00000 Ll. 'Major Diaz is described as a "new" communist Ne by| Raul Roa, Minister of Foreign Affeirs. Effert to contact and recruit in October 1962 failed, Recruited and working for TFW is the| He resides in Miami. TEW 12. 13. is presently engaged in attempting to resettle the parents of lin the U.S. The deperturs of the parents from Cuba will leave the last member of her large family in Cuba. This move of her parents could cause a final break between thd who are already in- tensely concerned with their siturtion with Cuba. Raul Roa remains a high priority target. President Osvaldo Dorticos. An attempt to recruit President Dorticos in October 1962 failed. Dorticos was approached by a TFW asset in New York during his last visit to the United Nations. Our agent was "forcibly" removed from the botel whereDorticos was steying. Jose Llanusa, Director of Sports in Cuba and one time "Mayor" of Havana. Efforts to recruit Llanusa_in May 1962 failed; however, a total of ten (10) Cuban athlets defected during the same period of the 9th Central American and Carribean wey games in Kingston, Jamaica, — -J-
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14-00000 ww an A ae . —_ URN TO CIA ae ‘ ok - (Background Use Only 4 SL ha ith ‘ay7 (DO Not Reproduce « gb a) nd : 2. FOR DIR: | GIRL NAMED BY ESPINOSA, Is @ubwiFt 7. REFS -DX ANEED >) SHE NEVE EMPLOYED QUWEB | AND NEVER IN CONTACT KUBARK STAFF: ore ; Cuno) PHOTOS | OF MATERIALS WHICH ESPINOSA CALLEJ CUIS CIPHERS AND MICROFILM WERE FORWARDED Has 19 APRIL BY REF Ce. REQUEST RESULTS OF Has STUDY. | Se STOCKWOOD LANGOSCH NEETING TO DISCUSS ABOVE AND REF B MATTERS “MAY BE PROFITABLE. LANGOSCH WILL TELEPHONE STOCKWOOD FROM PERPIGNAN TO DETERM INE IF FEASIBLE FOR STOCKWOOD MEET HIM THERE OR. NEARBY PLACE. IN VIEW STOCKWOOD PREVIOUS - ASSIGNMENT [ | ASSUME No (SECURITY | (5-27 PROBLEM IF HE SEEN BY (quand) SE Cc R E Ty = Ap pe heuT ly Whore | <a ned : CFN | ae
(404-10103-10837 “as * " , ° . a tae) “ . . a eam ek (Oo ree 7 «gfusnro ox woex: Elves Ch no Oo . ®ackground Use Only . EASSIFY TO FILE NO. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE rotat coptes Aepo Not Reproduce LRE® TO FILE NO. sucioees guone aofonterie re.rtoC) rer. to pracy CI 8 \n SECRET cowecaaning ako REPRODUCTION PROH?8 ITED estroy C]stc. — PER SON/UNIT NOTIFIED ~ 1 — Gypein 0-2 _ ‘CT ION — a : ADVANCE COPY UNIT TT ime ay UIE § Mi RID COPY . C1 sssue0 CJ scorres Cleves ; . , thro | ee ee ee Fie VE wile &, cfors, clo . | S C, Sos elas. TOA ae (MEL ECRE TF 1315582 DIR CITE GADD 4575 (GROWERY ACTING) @ ods ferT7 Mie KEYWAY. PBRUMEN | _ , , REF: oon sae! | | _ 16 duw65m 8 sig ge Le G@iUsPORT 1 FIRST NET) AMLASH 1 SOCIALLY 1956-57 THROUGH MUTUAL FRIEND (ANTONIO | SANT IAGO)IN MIAMI. NEXT SAW 1959 “IN CHANCE MEET IN ELEVATOR HAVANA. MET IN ITALY 1960 AT WHICH - en a TIME BECAME MORE FRIENDLY. MET AGAIN HAVANA TWO MOS AFTER BAY oz - PIGS WHERE SPENT MAJORITY DAY AT SPORTS OUTING. | NEXT MET @ > 1962 AFTERCQ)1 RESIGNED POST AT WHICH PO§NTCQ)1 SAID HE REALIZED A os AGAINST CASTRO. NEXT MEET 1963 WHEN A 1 CONTACTED . ar TO USE AS LINK TO GET TO KUBARK. ALTHOUGH La 1 HAD KUBARK ‘contacTs(@St SAID THEY NEAR BROKEN THUS useo(@t AS MEANS CONTACT. NEXT CONTACT MADR 1964 :AGAIN, REQUESTING, KUBARK coN- TACT. | SO oe | . @isrort 1 SAID AMLASH 1! TOLK “HIM THAT HE Cav TD. NO“LONGER | FELT CONFIDANT kuBabe THIS BECAUSE SEVERAL REQUESTS FOR MONEY pND EQUIPMENT HAD BEEN TURNED DOWN, OTHER AMLASHES HAVE NOT BEEN MET NOR PUT ON KUBARK PAYROLL AND SINCE AMLASHES. REGARD or AS FOCAL POINT SPANISH KUBARK CONTACT «see (ann) 3082s cm Pu)
14-00000 Yip “se gores -\ BO Not Reproduvg on Ot feb | IN GIO2R 2 "42 FEB 65) THEY JEALOUS oF AP OW NE nano AND WOULD PROBABLY ‘IKE SEE SOMEONE THEIR GROUP IN DIRECT KUBARK contact (ape F-2 - 3, THE ONLY PERSON WHO (Q! BELIEVES TO HAVE AMLASH 1 . ASSIGNMENT IS AMWHIP 1. ALTHOUGH ASSIGNMENT NOT Known) SAYS AMLASH 1 USES HIS CONTACTS WITHIN THEIR OWN CAPABILITIES “AND DOES NOT TOTALLY CONFIDE IN ANYONE. A 1 BELIEVES AMLASH — 2 IS AMLASH 1 REP IN SPAIN. WHEN AMLASH 2 LEFT HAVANA 1965 A 1 ASKED HIM TO ATTEMPT OBTAIN RIFLES SILENCERS. AMLASH 2 DID CONTACT AMBIDDY 1 FROM WHOM HE RECEIVED MONEY AND EQUIP- MENT. AMLASH 1 CONTACTED BOTH AMBIDDY 1 AND AMBANG 1. - AMLASH 3 ASSIGNMENT NOT KNOWN. © : So “A. AMLASH 1 HAS EXTREMELY WIDE CIRCLE ASSOCIATES AND FR- IENDS.. WELL KNOWN AMONG DIRECTORIO GROUP. FOLLOWING BELIEVED TO KNOW GENERALITIES OF ASSASSINATION PLAN: AMBIDDY 1, AM- BANG 1, Caijtiors, AMLASH 2, AMLASH 3, AMWHIP 1, (udswaru 9, CHINO VENEGAS. . | | 56 (a1 BecESTED AMLASH 2 WOULD BE USEFUL. SOURCE. ‘STATION REALIZES PAST ACTIVITIES AND REPUTATION A 2.. A 2-HAS ASKED Rye . ((aQ§PORT 1 TO PLACE HIM IN TOUCH KUBARK. (Q)1 SAID ONLY HAS . OL OCCASIONAL CONTACT. oo
14-00000 ? ore vs . - — sound Use O1 Jie Poly Not Reprodues ay et ne IN 910 86 als. 6. SOLICIT HQS COMMENTS RE “DIRECT CONTACT WITH A 2. * CONTACT cOULD BE SET UP py (ad ON PRETEXT MEETING COULD BE LAID ON WITH KUBARKER SCHEDULED TRANSIT ave) STATION One ICER. "COULD THEN MEET FOR ASSESSMENT . (ye - SECRE T Pb RPPARENILY WRING LeFeence, “IN
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[to4-t0103-0347] EFFORTS TO SPLIT THE REGIME March - June 1962 Study of the Loci of Power Concluded
14-00000 fo 4 EFFORTS TO SPLIT THE REGIME; = I, March - June 1962; Study of the Loci of Power Concluded: SR nea te A; Power Groups in Cubs "1. 26th of July Movement | 2. The Popular Socialist Party, Communist _ (Partido Popular Socialists - PSP) / 3. The Revolutionary Director (Directorio | Revolucianario ~ DR) | | B. Key Leaders | : a 26th-of July: Fidel Castro a. b. Raul Castro. C. Ernesto "Che" Guevsra SN ; d. Osvaldo Dorticos, President . | e. Raul Roa, Foreign Minister ' f. Ramiro Valdes, Minister of Interior ne: ae ee or, a 2. PSP — Communist Leaders a. Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, President of the National Institute of Agrnrian Reform (Instituto Nacional de Reforma Agraria — INRA) b. Bles Roca, Member of the Executive Board of Integrated Revolutionary Organizations (Organizaciones Revolucionarias Integradrs - ORI) we
14-00000 ge a ; _ »b. c. d. oN Lazaro Pena, Secretary. General of the Cuban Revolutionary’ Labor Council (Central de Trabajadores de Cuba Revolucionaria - CTC-—R) Manual Luzardo Garcia, Minister of Internal - Commerce Antonio Nunez Jiminez, Executive Director of National Agrarian Reform Institute (INRA) Severo Aguirre Cristo, a netional leader cf the Integrated Revolutionary Organizations > (ORT) Lionel Soto | » Director General of Schools of Revolutionary Instruction Important Men not Clearly Aligned to the 26th of 7 , 1 July or Communist Power _Regino Boti, Minister of National Economy - Armando Hart Davalos, Minister of Education Alfredo Yabur Maluf, Minister of Justice . Carlos Lechuga Hevia, Ambassador to UN ' Faure Chomon Vere ge ‘Raul Pruniiies, Cuban Delegate to the UN “rhe tg re) (Ambassador) Garcia Inchaustegui, until recently head of the Cuban delegation to the UN | | Rolando | Cubela Secades,” Ex-President of University Students Dr.. Rene Vellejo, Castro's ‘personal physician . ~2-
14-00000 i14, 15. 16, Major Jose Ricardo Rabel Nunez, Chief of Rurel Le - Housing in Cuba refused to work in place but will defect. Contact is maintained inside Cuba. Rabel states he will fly out of Cuba with a "fat one" (unidentified). hired to recruit technicians for Cuban industry hes been recruited. He has recently returned to Cuba. He claims to be close to "Che" Guevara and Minister of National Economy, Regino Boti. iney serve as an excellent mechanism for the infiltration of TFW chosen technicians into Cuba. Mrs. Carlos Lechuga, wife of Carlos Lechuga ‘Hevia, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations, is expected to seek asylum and break with her husband and Cuba toward the end of November 1962,
(404-10103-10348 GE es @ CLASSIFIED MESSA 7 . oe SECRET | ROUTING DATE: 19 FEB 63 ; 72 ion ars 2) Aer fe f [5] TO . . DIRECTOR . 3 1. FROM; JMWAVE | | yo oo FEB 20 od40z 63 INFO : DDP, s/c 2 . ROUTINE : INT] 127 DIR CITE WAVE 4739 Ni RY PIC YORBITE MT RUN rae }.. MEETING BETWEEN PEGGINS AND aT UN ON 19 FEBRUARY PRODUCED FOLL INFO: Ae CEmrnuynceoHLLED aif? RUNK-1 FRO’ CALIF 18 FEB SAID THAT PUTRUNK:S (PARA 2, WAVE “asa eave AND EAGER JOIN’ AMTRUNK OP, NO COVER PROELEIS. 3 AMTRUNK*2 AND 3 MAILING PHS'S 19 FEBRUARY TO AMT RUNK=1. C, WIFE ANTRUNK-2 DEF INITELY INTENDS RETURN WAVE AREA OF ANT RUNK- 2 BECOMES INVOLVED THIS OP, WIFE NOT INTERESTED COVER JOB IN CALIF. | | a D. AMICE-14 AND 27- SUSHITTING PHS’ S 20 FEBRUARY. E. ANTRUNK-1 MADE PARTICULAR POINT THAT HE PERSONNALY — ‘CONVINCED THAT NONE OF AMTRUNK TEAM PRESENTLY CONTROLLED BY ANY | REFUGEE POLITICAL SR0UP. CSTATION CONTINUES HAVE DOUBTS ON THIS | POINT, PARTICULARLY ANT RUNK-2 AND 3 CONNECTIONS WITH MANOLO RAY.) 2. WILL POUCH PRa'S as SOON AS AVAILABLE. STATION DEPENDING ON HQS FOR FOL SUPPORT: ? rd ve So | . CC REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING Te AGATE ER. AUTON TUG PN
. “INSTRUCTOR SUPPORT. an Fi Has For TEAM ‘TRAINING, A __statton ve aS TRUNK IN ' ae oN ‘THESE CONTACTS. RESULTS DEBRIEF Ives WThL BE POYOHED © AS AVAILABLE, a e os orm aen wtee . Be END OF MESSAGE =“ _C/S COMMENT: *(IN 6051), 2. : & to ‘ 1 { ‘ i i;
14-00000 a yTy ae oD rr — rd Cuban agent as early as July 1963 (which would have been a when he was screening names for the AMTRUNK Operation), /one Rama from GITAMIL-9 and the other from Fernando REY reported by wsstoucn-1] As mentioned above, these charges could well be true; yet RABEL could have fulfilled his duties for CASTRO superficially, for his own purposes, and not necessarily have compromised his work with the Agency until he was captured. The difficulties he had in exfiltrating his wife could have been, partially, punishment by CASTRO for not fulfilling his duties as an agent; otherwise, had his work in the U.S. been valuable, CASTRO could have facilitated the exfiltration of RABEL's wife so that RABEL could continue his work as an agent undisturbed. LAD/ JFK Task Force 1977; rp Copy filed: 201-249386 Attachments: 4 A- 10 Feb 1964 Memo for the Record B- 6 Mar 1963 dispatch) UFGA-7998] with Att. C- 20 Feb 1963 cable WAVE 4730 (CIN 71127) m 30 Sep 1963 dispatch /UFGA-11375_| 75
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“ WICOKE szuEe ae “We woula be grateful ‘for: ‘braces | ‘on Nicole SZULC, “American L fe Cen freelance journalist, age 27/29. She apparently also works for a 2 rove which carries out.research into American security and plahewad a: intellizence 2 operations. “Her father was New York Times Bureau - studdc | Chie? in HAVANA in - 1959 0: SZULC is.a strong sympathiser of the . Cuban regime: by her owh account she has come to Cuba for ohne -month at Cuban invitation to gather material on CIA operations in Cuba, past and present, and to "assist" the Cubans in uncovering — new leads to current CIA: intelligence activity (particularly among ‘ the foreign community). She. was last in Cuba in 1971. S2ZULC made = her first approach to the Cuban Embassy in MEXICO CITY several . months ago with a request for Suban material on CIA operations. | Tre Cubans responded by inviting her to a clahdestine-type meeting in NEW YORK where she met Cuban officials accredited to the UN- in. acar. At that meeting no material was provided but she was asked | to come to Cuba as soon as possible in order to carry out "joint Pe research", SZULC spent.the month of October in Brazil.-where she = has family (she is half Brazilian)’ and arrived in HAVANA. ona “:\"flight from LIMA on 9 November. She had appointments with MINREX ~~) (Om 13 November, to discuss her “programme” . for. the next four omens Qe. TL mes SZUEC ‘first on 12 Novenber’ at REGIN' 5 (Reuter) appartment where. she. called to see him while I was paying ‘him a . | brief, -unheralded call. I met her again ‘by chance on 13 3 ot ee in the lobby of the Riviera Hotel where she*and British businesszon ~ . ) whom I was visiting are staying. The sympathetic curiosity. shown - --. by REGIN and me ‘on the respective occasions was sufficient to get ~ “her talking about the purpose of her visit.: At the same time REGIN . ' and I both made favourable comments on certain aspects of Cuban’ : - develooment and this seemed to win her confidence. Her evident. capacity for. self-delusion appears to enable her to suppose that other observers of the Cuban scene (except those: possibly working '.. for the CIA whom she hopes to uncover) share her partiality towards | _ the Cuban system." I did not, of course, disillusion her in my Case, . and, although challenging some of her more outrageous remarks, Lert her with ‘the impression: of a favourable view of Cuba. . ‘She is, however, self~opinionated, intellectually obstinate and quite: - incapable of objectivity when discussing Cuba. She seems ‘keen’ for 7 -a@ further neeting (no doubt as a stepping stone to the foreign: community she wishes to penetrate) and I: ‘suspect is 3 Prepared tor ., Use, ner feminine charis along. the (Waye ” ‘3. ' Apart ‘from traces Tr should: welcome ‘your comments. “Since ghe | WEL presumably be meeting DSE and DGI officials I would o obviously - have to be circumspect ‘about | any further encounter with her, but ‘intell igence operations. you may consider this a good opportunity to: try and pick up | dad ons whatever details she may reveal unguardedly * about: Cuban counter~ PLD Agee ror —— Us tea sett ;
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14-00000 ree AR MEMORANDUM FOR: John P, Of Retlly . Lee Il. Wipren oer ee SUBJECT © : Letter of Commendation We have just completed a high level, sensitive “conference of considerable importance to both this Directorato and the Agency. Yon had the responsi- bility for virtually overy aspect of its organization and administration. ‘The planning and execution had to be done with comprehensive attention to detail without losing sight of our overall ebjectives., For weeks in advance and, particulariy, during the conference itself vou carried out your duties with energy, skill and competence which have reflected very croditably upon the Agency. You showed consid- erable tact and alertness in anticicating problens before they could ariso. Tho close and cooperative relationship you established with the command and Support personnel at the meeting site, and your obvious rapport with our various quests, also contributed to the efficient yet cordial environment in which the conference was conducted. You faced ' demanding and often complex responsibilities, and I commend you for your excellent performance in neeting then, PY Bhan ENN SS) Willian E. Nolson lleputy Director for Operations AACN ELITL A i ES IMPDET Tal . CL BY 365248 "TH commriemtewmstna werner arms tat ert at epee Saree ve ao tree ae
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