[oro] | a CSUR QABER ER TET . s 30 June 1964 _ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD a ‘BUBJECT: Telefhone Conversation between AMBIDDY=1 and Martin Ferrer DATE ; 30 June at 1100 hours — meet with him last night. At the meeting Oliva mentioned. to Awl that he (Oliva) was receiving the backing of. .KUBARK. and the Pentagon and implied A-1 was-also receiving aid. Oliva stated that he has met with Alfredo Rodemeyer, the same ‘Rodemeyer that both of them had met early last year... A-1 replied this waa all before the death of Kennedy and he _ 86 longer had contact with any of. ODYOKE'’s officials. . According to Oliva, Mr. Rodemeyer spoke badly of some of the pergonne] in A-1's organization, e.g., Antonio iglesias, _ Oliva mentioned that he had talked with Thomas Mann ~~ _ recently and expected to seu. Mr, Mann within the coming week to receive cup ort. for his conventional warfare program, A=1 told Oliva he had no objection to the conventional | _ Warfare plan and that he would morally support Oliva in . &dberating Cuba, However, he would continue in hig own. Battle way with hig unconventional war, According to A-1, oe made it clear to Oliva that he was not receiving ODYOKE backing. ; ~ & on © conte etre aA RARER AE PaaS SER 7.“ eee tere arr . ed 4 aan pes nemen sateen ERE gi BEAEP Roe ne 442 + Jie 4, Al expects. to leave on 1 July for Costa Pica . Gomerrow, He again mentioned that Adelaide will acen bx | Seaving the United States, A-1 commented he does. not expect ‘to visit the United Staten as often as he has. done in the past. A-1 asked that Enrique and Ur, Archer clearly undere ' .fitand that he does intend to keep his word. concerning the — _ @hanges he has montioned to us at the last. two meotings, k i 5 i _' 2, Upon Erneido Oliva's request, AMBIDDY-1 went to “2. Alveve conversation conducted 7 °° @ presranged sequenily Nerme wits ene ead thenged privacy cade eiepernstin fa pie, SP. | Green OR eee Ee co ER RK AE
Haditatitaae ha ete =Qe : eS e - : i . 3, Ami exprossed a desire to meet with Mr. Archer somtime after the August. operations, 7 . | “Raped 8 ened i . i a ~ ° WH/ SA/ SO/HH . 2 erate ome ~ Pile: ANBIDDY-1 = 201 ’ Conversations Oliva - 201 (sa Fi : : We Greavenged frequently rie afta _, RANE
14-00000 Pits y - -Qntantion of presctiag. any political aspirations he.aay Me hewe aleo left. ne doubt in hie mind that we view ow hig pere - ‘ Citcestt te pectenning ine pecition of politisah repens va mes 29 June 1964 AMNOKLD'S MEETING IN NEY ORLEANS, 26 Junu 1964 SUBJECT:  AMBIDDY-1"s image and Philosopty i. ANBIDDY-i's prencenpation: with his political image ghene thru, when he inquired whether we suspested him of , Gietaterial leanings. \“e replied, im effect, that we entere - Gained sush suspicions and inclined toward taking his proteste= iene ef. Liberalism and Laisses. faire with a heavy dexe of alt. . Qaee in power, be would treat the 1940 as a scrap of - ‘end run the country along autoriterian Lines. Flattered ‘hie implied inelusion in the Line of mencassion, aok ay 7 woiced aila dissent. 2. Comments. Considering: the ani geneies ef suteseny — vhtch deny ue much opportunity, let alone. leverage im shaping” MEUWOST1*s political philosophy, we have. conveyed to to. bia ta a variety of ways that we do not: particularly: care one vay or ee eters: that. ve de vet fancy bi os a chosen inetrenat outside the perighery of s0608LD and ~ that by extension «~ wa. have’ . 2 “Gounmes in the AMORLD driver's saat vather than asp philese= hew., would be: perferaing im: @ peeiticn of political: responsibility. Be. We petated out te AMTIDDYSE that Liberation. oay would ina a preteen bankrupt and-exhausted pecple, waary te death ef pelitics and propaganda, etaving te be left alone fer a utile - @8 @@cives fte thevghes. There weuld be re political iafrac | “.:. QGQewe@are, en waieh-te build end. prematurely called. oetary’ elections . pid aercly serve to debuea the se of parliaurm etecy even wore. Per a ubile ae leact, y Sectan and just enseenstil, would have te vrestere Cuba's eqvilibriua and peratt her te rebuild — terete ale ee ET the. fest! retions withest wich. denseracy ¢ canase ‘reveely: Sensties. |
fa this contaxt, we mentioned sentiments expressed by AMBIDDY<1, om Veneuela TV deprecating largescale revenge during the re= Goas truction phase and voiced hope that he would de his share ta eee these noble ideas put inte effest, ec: Polley ° “. Aetine"s 201 tite chee tan Sere Shae? ogee ad te vodimn we tres ae!
14-00000 ein to Ld ee | . L 29 Juma. 1964 eonrn ta ndearreae AMMORLD MEETING 18 NEW GELEANS, 24 June. 1964 | | suayect: | epee 1. Crewing liberally upon data supplied in. UFGA 16512, we veminded AMBIDDY-1 ebout our 6 regarding bis @Queeciatien with \ Ha conceded avare> Bese of seme of the rumors circulating about her. past private Aife and stated that be had satisfied himself that chey were unfounded. We injected that we ienere thar ' [ ____] @ @lem bill of health. We alse happened to knee ‘= was aware of the true story and for reasene Of his em decided to withheld 1¢ from AMBIDDY-«l. we iaquired what knew about sencra| _| and he coumentad that she had been @ “bad woman", Me eBearved chat the "hed bean’, was open to . . g WOIDET-L averred thet be hed Listened to 0 telephone ereverzation betsen. [jan ber former busbend, ee watoundod. iis Maher oree poet Che ea bmasband telied w entice His vige ts participate ie Se dua thas[_ | hed refused to do a0, poe Me ae régarde alleged tilieit relaticnship 4 whet exePresident we AMBEDOYe] simply declared the charge . @@ be enfounded. did: keew Carlos CANTILLO Gonzales. ee wee ce old | ‘@f the faatly. She alee had. met exePresi« Coat JIMEEEE, bat ROFING of 4 conprontoing eacite ‘het snsued.
14-00000 eaze 3. Our query why Adelaida, if she had AMBIDDY=1*sg interests at heart, appeared to have qualms about owning up im respect to past events, was parried by AMBIDDY-1 by elaining — that Adelaida was of course aware of ali these rumors and had warned his of possible political embarraseaent, , 6. Evelusting UFGA 16512 on the baste of cur talk with | AMBIDVYe], we conclude that its main source has a-high batting average. At least there appears te be @ hard core of truth te practically all ullegations made, to the extent wa ware able ta check thes out. We would venture ths jress thac, dgapite his protestatiunes to the contrary, AMBIDODYel is eulte conversant wich past hietory, but can cee no practical gain in — '. @@ telling ws. He may reason that an. avowal of intent te. _ & Woman whose antecedents are in fact aa described, would seriously _ blemish his image and that by pleading ignerance now he can, if. things should get out of control, always strike a pose of injured inaecence and elicit ¢ “hera but for the Grace ef Ged ge 1° ree , Setion from his PBPRing associates, vesched on the basis of ANBIDDY-i's acceptance et cur flat etatee @tat that we view! Qs & potential haserd te AMWORLD's and = - RUBARK’2 security, He based this reasoning upon numerous .indt= @atlens that had became all but conpletely privy SO. that: was going on in AMMOBLD and thet her discretion. - Sete @ great. deal te be desired, Ye drew ne denial from aN@ippYel , when stating that. Adelaids had becens witting ef. the WAVE training Gepport. (ew AMIORLD. We referred to Without. stating that we cucpected har of holding charter menbership fa thet cererity.. Wc «sationed by naze eeures fer AMBIDDY¥-1 and that she Be eaety bnew bout EUBARE. and - When - she leceer was labelled by us a lesbian belleved te “ta ecepluta eenfidense, ANBIDDY>] evinced surgrice and | ‘Sesetas difficalt we faches aleest disaay, We coneluded: by atveceing the iapertance of breaking up [| sirele ef . ”* gescciatse end confidante as an indispensable preraqeisite fer — éenteining the threat har scosas. te inferuatica we consider: agentes of this gzeup would. feliow her tof ‘
14-00000 on wee ge seg re ea® - Roem ed 6 ades o§o 4 'G. We made we attempt, which in any case would hava been — ‘ wain, te break up the relationship between AMBIDD¥-1 end de apologised to him fer involving ourselves ia 1 J @atters of a private and intimate nature which unfortunately . were beginning te ispings upon ODYOKE security interests. - MBIBOTe1L in ture aad it clear that he thinks he is in leve 2 eaég that separation is not in the cards. We dropped the. .. t iseee by assuring AMBIDDYe] that the day would come when things . eeuld be sean im better perapective end that he could depend on *@8 @@¢ te gleat oc remind him that we had teld hie se. , » Qo Ge memtiened offhand that we assumed that [ca — os had all the papers necessary te effect her departure - POPRIME. AMBLDDY-1 replied that she had mot been able yet te ae - get the eececeary papers, We ciaply commented that she ehould
14-00000 ei oe SECRET/RYBAT 7G - “eye. : Bua Chief of Station, JMVAVE - xx Deputy Chief, WH (Special affairs) TYPIC/AMWORLDIdentity REFS: A. UFGA 16512, 15 June 1964 B. DIR 31528 i. Chie?, WE requests that an Aavestigation of the truth of ome ef the allegations cade im Ref a report be held in abeyance pending deterzination whether Subject in fact has decided to ieave Paraias for[ SS &. Headquarters continues to be interested in additional data fegarding the house in the WAVE area which AMBIDDY.1 iatends te _ Purchase ia the same of| 1 9. Ef 4¢ should turn out that the conditions deecribed iz. Ref report are not drasticaljy remedied and continue to powe a featering threat to the security of AMFORLD, your Station may have te Be requested te investigate. In the meanwhile, we are hopeful that Gubject’s removal from the WAVE area will serve te attenuate this bad siteaticn. . 4. Thanks to wef A report, we were able (without going into ¢oo much sordid detail) te put AMBIDUY-1 on notice that we view his eeecciatioen with Subject ie the WAVE area as a potential threat. to ANWOBLD's and EVBARK's security and that the political scandal . potential of the exiating situation is equally formidable. ve ne @énaequentiy fell in with ANBIDDY.1's suggestion, made. during oo jeatest ersetiag 4@ Peeama City, that he wove the center of his iinteit ‘affair te Manngua where it would be easter to contaia unpleasant. Poperounsions tham im the WAVE area. Ve. urged AMBIOG=i, and ke te heed our advice, that ne det permit bubject te. teke te Eicaragus senmberea of her present entourage, ‘elagiing: eat aleag Sdeati ty: ef . Sef A ag a particular case in point. Pa 8. ae ahould be «treesed that AMBIDDT-1] ia unwavering in bis. ‘@eal er feigned) conviction that Subject ie pure as. driven snow and badly maligned and that. he has a ready explanation for every “ruzor.” u@ would have bees uuwise te. attempt coercing hiu inte discontisuiag. hie effeir with Subject. and meet likely Be would not have yielded to any Beace,. we had me choice but to settle for the pre-. pote seve to Biearagua whieh. represeata ® palliative at best. . Be So Kenneth . Philbrocs Bletribut(esn: wer 200s ge dene 1066. * os, : ; a an promeryerea®”” '- = 38-194-22/9 WH/SA/80/HH HDiecksher bh % jp eRe OUD Shite enema t
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29 June 1964 Debriefing of Russell H. Sambora in Wash., D.C, 16 June 1964 SUBJECT; DMJM Engineers . . oo ‘ganbora reported he ‘meat with AWBIDOY/1 at the Miamd ' airport on 5 June 1064 for a brief discussion of organi- ational changes. After their talk, A/l requested Sambora ol.) eeompany him to the airport hotel to act as interpretor with an Americen engineer (pousibly DMJM). Sambora did. ‘got. recall the name of the engineer but that the engineer had etated the airatrip in Nicaragua would cost somewhere $m the vicinity of a million dollars.. According. to —_. @ambora, A/l simply listened to the proposal and. said he “ would’ take the matter under advisement. mo! Raul ae Hernandes. - WH/BA/80/HH
AMGOBLS liseting ia Miami, 23 June 1964 SUBJECT: Photegrapas of | a. Qurieg @ lull te the meeting 2 tock AMBIDDT-} aside (a@ instructed) and told nim. i¢ would be best gor all concerned te. taxe! _| out of PRPRIME eo | he bed suvgested. 7 ment @ him there te .e growing . Bumber eg reporte en| —s_—s| finding their way te - | Weehingten, maxing 4¢ incresstagly da ttienlt for ue to _ bretect hie rear. -@.. & ¢hee casually nent iened. ¢o him that we had _ Beeeived eeme ebceens phetegraphe which have caused ua , .@0 4@ aome Cast talzing with “some people in Yachiagtoa” an @aet ere begiemiag te have seme wiegivings about =~ AMBIEOT<2 (actually this atory ie sotional). ®. © aetieed the vesark eoncereing the. photographs.  eyeeot AMBIbeT-1. “De you wean iumoral pietures, Martin?” — Geeibet-i tnquired. £ nedded and to aveid bie eaking’ =... further questicas about the gictures, I reainded hin of | ' Bie preaige trate | (AMBIDOT2 .. _aseing hor) and] | woul aot fellos. @e Bteuragua. - ‘ 4, Hering ¢he reat ef the meeting ANAIDDY-1 appeared ' @@ be gouewhat dejected and preoccupied. I¢ ie the opinics - @@ the CO's attending.the meeting. that thie wae attributed Ge the resarne made esneerniang the eaiatence ef. these: a @. @0 the meetieg wae abeut te ond, Appr ached a 29. “De eog gealig Baye seme immeral sicturee ef. _ Bee , Martie?" Ageia 2 said “Yea.” These - phelegraphs bad aeme inte our persendias ples much nore ‘, . yo acy eye m Meee tte mae en ee tea = = sti Mgt Pa exe ETE
ode information that we had not - dtvulgea to him. AMBIDDY-1 ‘ them inquired if he could see the photograpnsa, I replied oo that i¢ was cur feeling that it would serve no useful ; “ purpose other than to satisfy his own curiosity. Inasmuch i Mer. as he had promised to take [sds owt of the country, — — oo ee there was ne sense in rubbing salt inte the wound. WFurther= ‘ more, we did not wish to reveal our sources to AMBIDOY-1, Lastly, both he and I know that photographs. could be. . t fabricated and we did not want to be falsely accumed ef @eing just this, AMBIDDY-) again asked that I infora BECKBOVF that he ie interested in seeing the pictures. in order to drop the entire subject, 1 promised AMBIDOY<2: g would pase the. message to BECKHOFF. tu. @,  BECKHOPP believes that thie (not ionat) ‘interventica a jarred 4BBiDDY=-1 oug ef hie complacent anguapt ion that we . 3 tial information to back up our claim that . ws immorelitics are gore-¢han unaprovable rumors. Sieo, hopefully, he may now have been put on guard and — - Say take adequate precautions against blacknail..of-hinself @r Adelaide which we consider a major threat te the security @f AMWORLD. If in future meetings AMBIDDY-1 should revert mo, Ge Ghe existence of theese photographs, 1¢ may be beet te ~ gs @tate that they were prouptly destroyed but that their alee - .  Beéag ia the peeseszion of potential blackmatilers can never ~~ De wmaleé out. ANBIDDY<-1 should be reminded of his aegurance te alert um immediately 1f euch blackmail atteapts are. wade: ' @isee he may need our help ia warding them off, He-has.. GAP Qeeurance that we vould not wee the crepping up of : gush Giffieultioes. te femie’ Rim ef Bie failure te eeec cur . Rou) J. Hernandes oe a ae ead
7400000 - wo NC a # &, t 4 or % atta AMWORLD Moeting in Miami, 26 June 1964 SUBJECT: AMBIDDY-1's Dream House and Personal Finances 3, Without impugning ANBIDOY-1' ae right te purchase @ heme we advieed him that many derogatery reperte have reached our ears concerning his purchase of a howe and fer this reason only we wanted to sot the record etraighnte and thereby be in a better position to combat malicious wumore, A-l said he understeod and 1¢ was evident A-} 444 not take it (the inquiry) as a personal affront, . ‘During @ break in the neeting 4-1 went home te obtain the «+ ReGSewgary data on the house, Within a few houre 4-) Returned with the information plus a blueprint ef the ®, 4-1 stated the only house he cwne te the ene ia. which he aad | | are. now residéug, This house : @@ leeated at | Florida, — wa, The original waa 96,500. The monthly pay= meat en the house ia. 9230, The funds for the downpaynent na ’ vere ebtained erent oo. rt & His own personal bank account ($4;900). a ® Adelaide contributed money she had reveived Gren an automobile accident ($1,000), “@o The balance was berrowed. from @inte Mens m, 800), iol aGéed that the uoney borrowed frou: and was paid back te thea, According to 4-1 the house valued a¢ 436,007, A=] was asked ie the heves: was . } vegiatered fs Gis ‘ners, A=) regifed thia was dong - prevent. rumors. from atarting as te where he hed gotten \ "BBB Y o (Hee thie _reagos the heuse fo venactered in Bame of (A=1'@ bodyguard), 4s econ aa | departs for Nicaragua, A-1 Antenda | Ge lease the @: anes od or cE Gane ger G130 a aonth, a a aN Ham cadoate th ne ES be
Mae eae ro a ee rn i ‘ S,. Without being asked 4-1 atated he wanted to Glarify hig financial eituation since bia return frea prigea. 4-1 reperted he hag earned $4,606 from the co @ale of Marchas de Guerra y Cantos de Presidio; from the sale of the book Bay oF Pics he has so far earned eee 94,3900 in royalties of re) ,000 hag been sen¢-te . _ the underground in Cuba, His pereonal tank account at - t present totals 61,700, 4-1 aleo. maintains he has . ae other bank account in any ether country. eo “  @, Wa again mentioned to A-1 that our sale purpose - ” : waa te bear the fcote from him te prevent the waggling. ef idle tongyes. Baeiwert og gene ame ye _
14-00000 eee ee . 6407 . . _ . . . pa 1+-6406 Movimiente de Recuperacion Revolucionaria : e212 . £. 8 GGURT stat, 37, FLORIDA oe ‘ : _PLAM orf THF HOUSE . . rad commas core 2 ° ee: COUGREED 1 ; | Dinw! VE ROOM: Reem -
14-00000 mY TRANSLATION 1. Address: | | Florida. The downpayment for the house wae $6,500. Wonthly payments which have te be madeper month, $230. 2. Thare gig X get the money? e, Be Froa the book Be Pige I bave earned ' $4,300 ef which I have ae $1,000 2 sent to the underground; thereby” leaving a balance of $3, 300. b. From the sale of Marchas de Guerra y Cantos & Presidio, 34, 800. oe “tus wave ne: the_ suse of 44,500. plus 64,300, “giving we a total of 86,600 G@. &@ the tine of. buying. the. house: 066 ay own bank account, $1,000 from. a2 autemeniile accident fren. which ghe receiv 1460 end G1,800 leaned.toe me by Sizte Mesa. Tite Mesa _ and Adelaida's seney I have: paid back to heat  @ & bave remaining - ‘in ¢he, bank $3,300. ninue . 9000 wateh I beve epeat. cn ether tinge leaving me. @ teteal ef $1,700. The house fe net under By name bet de [aane. —_ ae The house ie valued at $5,000.
~ - i | : : ; 26 June 1964 | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 _ a? and Martin Ferrer 96 June at 1130 hours =" ) "<8 gelephoned AMBIDDY-1 at his home and inforned: -. {as that we (Cari, Dick and I) would be meeting with “ . {adm on Sunday. We would need the following things. | at this meeting: — cae a, A complete up-to-date roster of the ‘personnel in the organization as they are re- shuffled. os a Return of all insurance forma which are . : mo lenger applicable, §—— Lot a ~ - g, fo at. least have a formulated idea as to @hat their operational plana will be for duly and... and any requests for data which Carl will have | to ebtein. . . 7 ae Real 3. no Raul ¢, Rernandes " WH/SA/80/ HH: AMBIDDY-1 - 201 :  Gonvergations
74-00000 AD 26 ila. Sh. see 10 » JHWAVE irate cb Om DIRECTOR A V4 Loy. f Oo] san pefwi/say - wo DIP VR - a, IC YOBITE AMWORED st we RAE WAVE o1ms (1x 04619)° aed iwrearst ALL CONCERNED (2.8, AMWORLD, KUBARK, AMBIDDY-1 AND : WOBJECT REP) UP SUBJECT MOVES RESIDENCE TO[____| SINCE THIS HDRA ORIGINALLY BROACHZD IN PAAMA BY AMBIDDY-1 HIMSELF, HQS Bop ore APPLAUDED IT, IM THIS LIGHT REQUEST WAVE ADVISE " guway 5, uecesuma! WM/ GAY BO/ 1D. agvucnrieaviag- ag . orneas i [ezoast _|f prosuenion tt OTHER THAN THU lesVING o#riC BE event a3 (lek cilia, Senet Cia teak aincteabed Vink +R emis 2 teat ba pect latig ne sti The. tobentanrestitebeedt Gfatepeh’ = Ee ee
14-00000 Co geneg LLADSSIMEU MESSAGE ' | te + OIRECTOR : ACTION: DC/WH/SA 3 WFO «pop, vA oe Be ame +: ecaaretoemeesengowen . . j. . : 8 3 i SECRET 2assagz _ — ; -. DIR CITE WAVE 8396 * . , 24 dewGd hs esd TYPIG YOBITE AMVORLD As 22 JUNE AMYUM/19 HAD MEETING WITH aMuaVAr4 AND pnpzo0y/1 ". aT LATTER'S REQUEST To RESOLVE LEADERSHIP CRISIS WITHIN ‘YUM ""CWHEGH HAD POTENTIALLY SEROUS THPLICATE ONS FOR ANVORLD. 4/1 Abert TED HAVING CONTROL PROBLEMS IN CAMPS AND SAID HE. FINALLY “UNDERSTOOD: WKAT 4/19 HAD BEEN ConPLarwena ABOUT. AS AEGULT ~ DESCUSSION A/19 BELIEVES 4/1 CONVINCED A/i9 Not ATTENRTING USURe “WES POSITION IN AMYUM aND WILL PERMIT A/19 ASSUNE REAL CONTROL QUER ACTIVITIES IN PBPRINE CINCLUDING AUTHORITY OVER ning, ‘AND PROP ACTIVITIES), IN RETURN A/!9 40 USE HIS GooD OFF Icrs RESOLVE PER: CNNEL PROBLENS IN CAMPS, oe ele Le Be" ACCORDING A/19 RECENT ANALYSIS, WHICK BEING. FORWARDED “Mes, aNBIe PROBLEM ‘18 GROVING BELIEF AMONG AMYUM ACTIVISTS aND° | AVTELLIGENCTA THAT 4/71 USING THEN FOR PERSONAL AMBITIONS AND THAT ae ‘A EXHIBITING TOTALITARIAN LEANINGS WHICH-UNACCEPTABLE AiYUMe 0. | 0: WHILE ACCEPTING NECESSITY MILITARY DISCIPLINE OPS MATTERS, a ANYUN LEADERSHIP, WHEGH: MORE CONCERNED FURTHERING IDEALS THAN; 0) | SMMHiiROrsUBETITUTE. ONE. Fr Se an aN ha EFFORT SAPTURE, CON an yer. aagte af , vie . SECRET : “yl "AIPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN Trie ISSUING OPFICH Is PROMIBITED 8 sep Gp epee & -t wee eG hee “exere mre eeg
. . : ’ ___ClassiFieD MESSAGE SECRET ml36Y/ _pacede. : HAS DONE FOLLOWING: A IGNORED BEST QUALIFIED MEN HEAD UP. MILITARY ACTIVITIES IN FAVOR THOSE WHO LACK CONFIDENCE aMYuM RANK AND FILE BuT WHO SUPPORT HIN WITHOUT QUESTION TO KEEP JOB, a | B. PERMITTED MILITARY AND PROPAGANDA FIELD BE DOMINATED | j BY BATISTIANO ELEMENTS WHICH CANNOT EFFECTIVELY DEAL WITH PBRUMEN | ARMY Of MILITIA, j - ~ @» ALLOWED SECURITY SECTION BECONE GESTAPO WHICH INTIMI DATES 1 LOYAL AMYUMS WHO NOT UNCONDITIONAL SUPPORTERS a/1, COMTRSBUTING | | TO AIR INTRIGUE AND INTERNAL CONSPIRACY VHICH SAPS STRENGTH oF | = i  WILITARY PHASE, AND PLAYED PERSONAL ENTOURAGE AGAINST PARTY CADRE TH ORDER KEEP CONTROL. Poe ACCORDINGAA 19 AMYUN LEADERSHIP WANTS A/1 AGREE TO SHARING “"POLETICAL DECESION MAKING AND SELECTION WEY PERSONNEL WITH ANY UM a _ DIRECTORATE MUTUALLY AGREED UPON. FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND OPS ‘PLANNING NOT INCLUDED IN THIS AND ONCE DECISION WADE ORGAN:ZATICH "TQ BACK A/ DECISION WITHOUT QUESTION, IF THES NOT DONE a/18 ays IT POSSIBLE LEADERSHIP MAY ATTEMPT OISaSSOCLATE SELF FRON ANWORLD IN GROER PRESERVE IDEGILOGIC AL PURITY REQAROLESS EFFEAT x) ANWORLD., ga gas _ DINEOTORATE LOEA WOULD NOT BE ACOEPTABLE ro Mt sagonoti “eriers @HOULD PROVIDE ANWORLD: wit uatteractony Bauer ON TRAbe aeep CONTROL FOR EFFICIENCY, AND DIVERSITY AS GUARD aentnar | PEARS
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ene ome OE wm 6. IT GUERTLER OPINION a/i SHOULD NOT BE ENCOURAGED ATTEMPT RECOGNIZE REAL POLITICAL MOTIVATION MANY AMVORLDERS AND FACT THEY WITH PROJECT AS AMYUNS, NOT AS FOLLOWERS a/i. WHILE A/1 PROBABLY ABLE ATTRACT ENOUGH QPOLITICAL ACTIVISTS CONTINYE @OMNANDO AND SAB OPS SEVERAL KEY ANWORLDERS INCLUDING AMSALON/1, AaNYut/29, WWHINT/27 AS WELL AS RESEL ARMY TYPES WOULD LEAVE IF MI BRCKE WITH AMYUM FOR POLITICAL REASONS, SECRET a eee mt SEBO BEE eEES oni ood ee part Fee | ° $0 IT ALONE. FROM LONG RANGE VIEWPOINT BELIEVE IT NECESSARY | Ste oa
Beets ee ee oa ae SECRET. ay sei AMWORLD Meeting in Mew Orleans, 24 June 1964 ' SUBJECT: ANYUM-19 or Nice Guy# Finish Last 2. HQS conclusion that AMWORLD interests would best be served by not opposing the. termination of liaison contacte | with: aMYUM.19 was prompted by gsome of the fellowing conn @iderations: &. AMBIDDY.1's obvious displeasure with the exieting relationship, as evidenced by his rather pointed ob. La @ervationa about the corrupting effeete of such eonatacts : + ea Guberdinate levele. The fact that euch contacts provide KUBARE with a certain insight inte Shose AMWORLD affairs which AMBIDDY-1 prefurs to keep secret ia obviously « Sactor, but net an overriding one, . What really werries - AMBIDDT.2 is--he alaims-that factionaliem draws guste. - fence frem working level liaisen between Cubans and . @vericans except in those rare inetances where ¢he _ Seyalty cf the Cuban representative is beyond caval, ; ®. AMBIDDY.1's lack of con@idence in ANYUE.19'g : , Meyaity. 2Q8 position hase been all along that AMBEDDY.} _—_ fe the sole judge of who among his. GO-Workere merit §.. _. 4. unl oe, trust and who doesn’t. To dispute his judgment would ~~. oo. > @tamgle BUBARK inte iners-AMWORLD power politica with. oo _ Wie BGequate basia for fitelligent. juds emt. Kither ve  - _ ‘Seeerve ourselves the right of oo-determination on ali - ,perecsse] action or on nose. ANWORLD. groundrules are” _ ,  Gkembigucoe on that.score. We do not become favelved oS enoers in those instances where our opinions re oe ; Spee ttioally @licited, as in. the: field of background , a an - @ whieh only by inference bear upon the issue of. oo oT. jeyalty to AMBEDDY.1, In eum, once AMBIDDY.2 withdraws — en . B&@ Gonfidence from a co-worker we have no leg. te etand wets @n iu persisting that we have the right to Gousider that oO perticuler iudividual our ehesen inetrument in the eteld * Aleee, =. : & 2 cha & 3 bi 7 ar | AMTUM 10's @uel rele aes vanking funetionary a “@@ AMGORLD and the Number Two Han in ANIM cree we. |; Rave Penson for believing that a dichotory has bees | _ Opening up between AMWORLD and ANYUM's old guard (te: See egeittgation Hs one ce : FCRET Gaeta G26 aytoniatic Speier eeepeh een eS:
14-00000 . - | ‘which AMYUM.19 belonge), liaicon with AMVORLD conducted et through AMYUM-19 ipse facto involves KUBARK 4n factional | . strife. We recall that some of the major troubles be~ a setting the action mechaniem prior Playa Giron stemmed from the interference of political commissars.. Without : deregating from the importance of the ideological. a component in the struggle againat ANTUUG,in any shewdows : between the military command and the political functionary o corps, it behooves us to range KUBARK alongside the eo former unlese the points at iague manifestly implicate - PBPRIME security. Under AMWORLD groundrules @upports 4NBIDDY.1 aa the commander of an unconventional warfare inatrument, not an exile organization, let alone the ideology and aspirationa which animate it 4. The AMYUM opposition group represented by AMNBUM-15 Clearly desires o share in the decision-making processes which KUBASK has entrusted to AMBIDDY.1. While they pay lip service to the principle of non-interference in ; ly military. affairs, in the final analyeis at would. he co impoesible to. keep the two aspects apart. Amy Gon. . | » @@¢sions on KUBARE’s part to the pretensions of the AYU opposition would confront KUBARK with intangibles am the fora of occult pressures brought to bear upoa 4 =~ whose impact we could not possibly gauge or @. ABYUM dissidence flourishes ia the UAVE area, . oe aNWORLD's center of gravity reste in Central — _@pevien. Unless AHBIDDY-1's stewardship is unimpeded by - QMYUH factionalian, AMWORLD's performuauce ie bound to. ~ ‘euifer wince AMBIDDY-1's. preoccupations will.always — retain « feeus on his WAVE area. backyard. =~ _ 2. The impression that AMWORLD may be disintegrating -. $8 fe@ by Ante] which essentially reflects WAVE area - ... Dag@katage waneuverings in the political saphere, act the - @iteation in the camps about, which we are, as a matter. . @@ fact, relatively uninformed. By atriving te insulate — QRWORLD against. the vagaries of WAVE area bickering and etrife, the AMWORLD poture ie bound io move inte clearer feeus and any shortcomings fer which AMBIDDY.} should be @alled te aagount can se longer be binmed upon the - - Gebiliteting effects of AMYUS intrigue and-omos’ importantaa @annot possibly be blamed upoa EUBARK ence ite linke with we Te ee ae ered nee greta | ay a
14-00000 SECRET @- 4m emasculated politicr.1 apparatus in the WAVE area will deprive AMBIDDY.1 of all excuge to divide his time between Central America qwhere he belongs) and the Gave areas he The tawdry afteruath of the ZENON Uz raid can justly be blamed if not on AMYUM, at least on ANBIDDY..1'a political representation in the WAVE area. With that. representation effectively eliminated, one:of the main. gources of ODYOKE discomfiture will have been effectively @iglecated. Impending changes should ai leat elininate the Aino press and intel sections. oo t. Should there be further unpleasantness in the Gave .erea, KUBARK will; once contacts with AMYUE.19 have “a . eeased, have a base for plausible denial ‘of responsibility . pe ter not preventing at. co stenting g. . 32 we are to believe certain not altogether @, AMBIDDY.1, through hie nistresa has become linked with the exile deni. . m6Ves On the fringes of common erime and La . which io closely intertwined with the remmrats of Batista's . fegime. While AMYUM, and particularly ANYUM.10, may ‘to @ome extent serve to. counteract and dlow down thece treads, ¢hey are obviously unable to halt them entirely. Hence, . ce weet little benefit we could have derived from a tie-in - -  (pe¢ween AMYUM and AMWORLD has not been fortheoming. —- .-.. + @aert.ef am enduring political compromise between eon- . ~|. ,@36eting viewpoints, which we don't consider withia the wealm of practical politics, any solution which keeps . ANBIDDY.1 out of the WAVE area and close to: hie coamand poet, serves AMWORLD and hence KUBARK interesta. bet: hk. AMWORLD in WAVE area. had becone a breeding: ground. rs for fumers and teyond reasonable doubt:.a valuable. soures: ‘ ' @@ elessified information for AMTHUG's agents. By... ofp is AMBIDOY..1. and his pals cut of. reach, PURUEE ae «may be foreed to base a major: colleation etter. - en oe whieh won't be easy. . . ge so 7 i. @. Alyue.te is a. mateo: guy,” personally. prepeseeseing. ane. : basically honerabie. We evidently and in fuli measure shares. . . 9RRQUMEM propensity for political intrigue and tractionalization. 4 Ge te intensely: preoccupied with ideclogicct insues and ie ae unwilling to. accept the absolute primsey of overthrowing. . ' STERG to whieh, at least at this: rather hopeless otage “of: the Tene . iM quatetes | Me
14-00000 o4 struggle, sont ideological reservations ought be subordinated. - . ‘ Regarding this fundamental. issue he and KUBARK may be at odds. in serving as our principal working level” ‘Idaison contact, he . has not resisted the temptation to try parlaying it into : _ political power vis-a-vis AMEIDDY~-1, a fact that-has obviously i  BO%. escaped AMBIDDY.1's notice. Without impugning AMYUN-19's ; - good faith, we havé reason for believing that on occasion. he. : hag conveyed oir views in the garb of KUBARE eritician of -. oe AMB2DO¥-1's capabilities, e.g., as a paramilitary: planner. and, we &@ appears, hag left AMBIDDY-1 with the completely erroneous impression that we were taking eides in the factional dispute -Gdavolving AMYUM, in essence backing AMYUM-19 against ANBIDDY-1. fe advieing AMBIDDY-1 6m the pros and cons of digmissing. — - GAMBORA (P), AMYWU-19 told AMBIDDY-1 that dismissal would in. all probabZity epell «. break with KUBARE which he must have known and of which he was subsequently reninded, ran completely counter to KUBARK's oft. stated poaition that pergonnel . matters are in AMBIDDY-1's hands. By implication, at least, he may- Rave reinforced AMBIDDY.1's suspicions that was. linked. - With EUBARK. a,rarently AMBIDDY..1 hag not. been unduly | ae@iuenced by AMYUn .10'a continuous harping on the threat . ‘by AMBANG.1 (ARYUE.19 was never shaken in-his- conviction that AMBANG-1 receivean KUBARK support). Another bete noire. hae eee reared. ite ugly head iz, the person of: "8. ANUS..19' » adeoloegica) preoccupations. have p seriously - @etvacted from hie performance as a liaieonm contact. Aga - ' - Ge faeto pemetration of. AKYUM and as a. eource of personality ' Gefermntion.be has. done well by EUHARE. Thanke te hin KUBARK _ Undoubtedly How has a much clearer understanding of. the. . §a¢erieck between AMFORL) and AUYUH, although. we shall. have | . © ebserve the courme of eventa before accepting AMYUM-19's '- premipe that they are Siamese twins whe if surgically separated — Will hemorrhage to death. We owe him a debt of gratitude to - pave alerted us te the tepending rift and: te have, enabled uae te arrive at the only possible decision, 4.¢., to. throw the: : @uil. weight ef ZUBARK*’e support behind ANBIDDY=1.— Through: hin we have aleo learped a great deal bout. ANS{DD¥el'’s malient -- @hawegterietios ac a leader, of course making dus allowances ~ for a eubtie injection of AMYUM.19's:venon.: . In. fairness: to. oi 20 should be etated that same od the haractersstios » @8 whieh A87UH-19 taken most violent exception, even if they” “"  @8@ dugraiaed, have been. papi e hate ANBIDDY.} by KUBARE. - Gisece the ineuption of the pregram,.we have urged AMBIDUY.}- * @@ place bimeel? (= unohallengeable contro, of: the varantistary apparatue and net allow political conaiderationg. to intrude: apes. @he. geaduet ef ANPORLD affases. any miensangenent
14-00000 re" ; . CEONET of. therefore ought. not. be blamed upon authori tarianian (without Which AMWORLD cannot conceivably prosper) but upon a leadership gap in AMBIDDY.1'e personality makeup which even “demoore tia eentrealian" couldn't cerrect or cure.  & fe assessing the prospective consequences of a cossa- - Gion of contact between AMIUM-19 and KUBARE, we dali have:to . take inte account that he is fully cognizant.of the fast that gupporta ANWORLD. The relationship that has. existed hberetefere is knewn to him ia all. ite facets. a. Under aswaned. nanes, the following KUBARE ropa are known to him: / . - Bebbtie Hernandes, - Desmond Pitsceraie : _ Gaul Hernandes Hemey Heekeher. oa . Garl Jenking Bichard Beal 3 Zari Rohrer canes Saith - Be ANYUM.19 has intimate knowledge of: AMWORLD funding . Graagements, i1.e., amounts, identity of benk accounts. . Seth Oviee and Mew York, and related information. Unlese | 08 Teceive unmistakeable indicaticie that AMYUM.16 is ca the warpath against AMVORLD aad KUBARE,':a. change im these . erfangements doce net. appear indicated. Ner cam we see - @B7 merit in diemantiing AMVORLD's logistic infrastructure . Of which AINWH-19 bas full knowledge. ee - ‘' @e Me knows the folloviag individuals and cd muapeot ‘that they are somehow livd.ed with EMBARK: | Buscell H. SAMBORA SAMBORA. (P) - . os _ Deter:C. EWITTEL (9). . AR : G&G Telephose sumbere viteh vere issued to: ANTUE-19. ere fa the process of being discontinued. - . ° @e ANTIRE.20 knows the lecation ef the. coltoviig .  SUBARK installations and accommodation addresses. _ WARL be given up ef changed: a imme tas, am eR” See "Be wether rf net. anrrus.is in ea attenpt te ‘aveage. ined 4 siighte ey ‘BUBARK. (auch ag the abrup$ termination. a8 euteting - ationship: without farewell) by Givulging. oe: | How 2 Tea an twat tag “usadilentleg eee SEB ats ~ SECRET
14-00000 . what he knows to unauthorised persons, is difficult to ageay. | a ; Ghould he im honest conviction reach the conclusion that he was D H shunted aside because. KUBARK : considered him an obstacle to -. , bo @atablighing full sway over AMWORLD, he could easily rationalise ' a betrayal. Other "ideological" considerations could be adduced . ea, by him to justify actively ‘opposing KUBARK. .Whatever he may Sore ‘@@ miemg those lines would not be through inadvertence but by . oe, design. We havewighed and discarded the possibility.of. . . : - neutralising him through fecruitment. This would not work at 7 . eur reading of hig personality ia correct. We can thiek of a oO aumber of deterrents, out of KUBARK’s reach, which will probably gmake him think twice before throwing down the gauntlet. To: . provoke the enmity of both AMBIDDY-1 and .KUBARK would be an act. : ef defiance of which we consider: AMYUM-19 incapable. DBczides, } | AMYUM.19 strikes us as an individal imbued with.a sense (of basic . Geeency and of Christian morality. G fa balance we doubt whether ANYUN.19 ia going te pose & major threat te the security of AMWORLD. in aay case, EQS . oes decision to accede to ANBIDDY-1's desires on working level “a ° Afaison, even if it entails a rupture in relations with AMYUM-19, pO @ase made ia full awarenees of the fact that he could sause . ¢roublie and inflict damage if thia: be hia intent. . Gheuld thie — Gomes te pass, however,.it would be unfair to shift the entire - blame cate ANBIDOY-2. While-we can hardly applaud the glaring lack ef political acumen AMBIDNDY.1 has displayed in this whole affair, while Kis motives. in. dispensing with AMYUN-18's ser- “. wees may not. be entirely. homerabdle, and while. bis main. ' @@uree en the ANYUM cabal, ie self serving and quéstionable to petit. maldly, the fact remains that the final. deotaion wes @ as wah | OB at wae AMBIDEY-1's.
14-00000 tb atta SAT Lee etree toe ~ SECRET Oe tne tna AB met EES ES Bee eg a | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD HO me ‘SUBJECT: ‘Telephone Conversation Between AHBIDDY-1' and - Tm Yartin Ferrer DATE : 22 June 1964 at 1130 hours eT AMBIDDY-1, sounding somewhat tired and with a ‘Bad cold, mentioned that he would like te advance the date. : @€ the meeting to 223 June 1964, A-1 advised there are gome administrative matters which have to be resolved. in - Manegua and other problome in Miami that he would like a Minn. with. "Enrique". A-1 then intends to return Oo ee a, “In that’ case. A~1. was notified that we. Clonry and ‘Martin) would hold the meeting with him on 23 June. 1664 ‘and that Carl could talk with him. and AHJAVA-4 on the - mopning of 24 June, A~1 was advised that thie:is a routine. - Meeting in which many items would be discussed, ¢.g., the- Miami reorganization that. A-l hed mentioned, There was nothing of a critical nature, us “3, The | jerrived in| Jan they were Hiwwing for the tates (21 June). - . And, anquired 42 there vers. any sutatanding | ‘problems, Martin evagively replied that he preferred _ Bet to discuss it.over the. phene,. A=1. then asked:.i£ we. 4utended:-to discuss A-18 and "his. friends", The: under . signed mentioned we would bo disposed to talking: about: _ Saything which. Awl foela ig inportant, . 6, A=} atated he expecta to leave for. ‘Cantral Anerioa by the end. of pext weeks, ’ G8avee, MY ene te be ancer.t - go SECRET Glveay cody vergations.
Guacy YBAT/TYP1C/Operational/AMWORLD Aug ‘a SHG GERAD . REFERENCES marina eee ERS BELLE IONS = * pata ACTION REQUIRED: None. . oO REFERENCE: UYGA-16512 of 15 June 64 r eg Heeb PEO aeety, . Transmitted herewith is additional information concerning am pb AMBIDDY/1's home life which «ay be.of interest to BECKHOFF, ; — It would be interesting to learn the origin of the recurrent rumor that the date of the PILON raid was advanced at the. - inatigation of ODYOKE and that AMBIDDY/1 feels himself ‘betrayed. esters ghee coe on oe i “ds ., , &ttachment: | @0P Report DD-05). ; ae " i Copy ‘herewith Séentities, Under Separate Cover raebetarce- + meneame +: Distribusion: err oe So DG/TH/5A, w/att/n/w & u/a/o eee eeeennee eee eee ata Ae he g/e 10019409 SRR He eRe Ses se Bs rary Sob ly ime de Prey ey ed eae Melba tic ai hedge OAS OTT ne dae Ere ct co tk wea =“ oun = tens stent CID =a « sis gps ary apheresis end Hud ph " ; Salita * aetna hye satct asta eae ay tilted oS RSS
14-00000 . a — AYBAT SECRET ae Report @ ED-950. oo . 22 aun 64 RIFs DD-920. . oD: ” pness a eRe cc aAMm ' IDEN ; ee Se iA - SOUSLEs oo. ——— ” i Speers | t ‘sows ee Source hed a conversation. with co EA, : By ctdacnoemcioeee told source any would marry her in site. oz everything, even if the marriace was opposed by the Catholics. ~ Py | the Ancricans, and by everyones. According to yf : J, has pode this promise te her. : ay Qs said the felle: ning to source regarding. tho - meta ayainst Piléns **meil*® (pet coon by which 2 tne ‘3 ealis —_— and = opens four =>. “t= the vee" lecked up planning the . B4l6n attack, but "Se se igers «uote ad the date because ” they suspected Eer- + wtTTt tye 2 + wel prom — 1 SALA went we pom wT Weg to give up ; @vesything and ot... fron ovory- any Ge ras bs 2 Be _: _ Source fu ler reposts *c-.t an article we ° ‘lished 2 pew A | Rolando MASS" oTn fojas® Row ge 39 Now York © caunedig “Tle ~ i .s-} masedage,to CTI ZT. sitheuch her nane was mist: \enly given o— ha Oar be ce} | pak} (209 2S hed te (ereatde eory e° he elipping) » ghat thio trticle s ace son dam fe pte Yonge and gu: ty scared : 228 So teld soures tho. eA yaad had gent tor & copy of ' the neways or from How “rk to cae what the article said. then svusce ee told ==. ann - the phone that cha (souxco) nad tho nowspapey- ead ond Co nny e. wot QBked sources, to re=d the aet{ole co her over “the phons. Source aii ‘nia while CA waa ein in wdlenga ; * eheough On.extension phcnae ny loa thought that harncd him, and sourea roplicd that i: did. u et) "s _ gavained t@ source about ali chat ‘hod hdpsoned, and edaitred buying, ; te house and the high coat of decorating the houce by Boerrnages’ Stor hearing whi tS she axtiole oaid, At, asked source (1:0! nes , . ° . . . ‘ - . enitasete pains = ECs “NERA REPRE REE gE RGD Te Rte Stet Te MS apie ERD STE Sea RE atest ic tate techie Mie Mawes char nnaiea et direct bande
14-00000 rn a SECRET rte . Report @ DD-950, CE, 12 gun 64 (cont. |. joen A ce ; Source’s— impression ds that Freon | and (a B have os. a  elosea their house to all visitors, because both ——_) a “ C= are concerned about the way An which all the information abou: = . them Hae-been leaked. One time C——3 exclaimed with fears | *v:- a . i: the G-2 in our house! * . ‘ } _ After source's telephone conversation with Aon, ole AL ee | = called source ani saids “Last nicht ‘futi* we could sa ie : sleep. All this gossip*is going to rin hin.” Ael h i us [creamer told source that one tire C2 haa calkd her | e ‘gion ‘Gaxacas, Veneguola, telling her that he could barely epeak ' BecBuse he was hoarse from talking to all wealthy Veneguéelons soning . Fitregeneg ions 4 H
> we - « SEPARATES COVER ATTACHMENT TO: UFGA-16525 dated ah 23. a. , TO: Deputy Chief, WH/SA ea te pune re Bite e ee . on stg
14-00000 DISPATCH LASS FOL Be Pel ESS mee ADT ee : MARE ET BOE seE 5 te I ee : Chis? of Station, JMWAVE © ~.0.7.j)7; EK wo motna era iNPO. ~ééiecQ : ~ | Omev Quaiikno heat _ 3 CAR BAG wee Be FROM “= \ __' Deputy Chief, WH (Speciat Affaire) | arcecenm — SuBs8Ct ” _  stQRLD--Possible Basia for Entente between ANBIDDY-1 and SAMBORA _ ACUI REQUIRED - RESEREMCES : 1. We advised SAMRORA at a Washington seeting with hia, i a 16 June 1964, that from the way things look to us he had painted 4 himself inte ea corner frea which he could not extricate biesel?. . : 5 Another error was to have permitted someone like[_ |to block i e . 5 his. path to the AMWORLD hierarchy. This in retrospect, however, i eG a is all water over the dan, - : ‘ a 2. If SAMBORA is to perform his functions as we first con ‘ ; f a ceived them he should go to AMBIDDY-1 and arrive at a new understandiag. | : . oo: oS 8 SAMEORA was informed that we intend to meet AMBIDDY-1 before = : a SAMBORA returne to Miami. At this meeting we intend to state in { . ae Bo uncertain terms that the security of the organization is in a if 3 deplorable condition. This perhaps may have the effect of placing 4 *, : SAMBORA ic a wore favorable bargaining position. e it oO ne 4 : - §. We counseled SAMBORA to negotiate a hard contract which i j would encompass at least the following terns: ' . i a. He would not work under nor be responsible to . ‘put only to the highest echelons of AMMORLD hierarchy. Te Geeta Ort SRN So Eee t : : .- &, Full access to all files, bases, information needed te perform a professional job. : @. Tre complete and unhesitating support of AMBIDOY=1 ia all security matters. Cy , 2 If ani is unwilling to accept these terms or offers any restrictinags |... er ceaditions SAMBORA has our permission to turn in his badge . ; and bid AMBIDDY-) a fond adieu: Ss ees wape ‘Distribution: — 3 - COS, JMVAVE wae ye “Ura. 3918 : 3 June 1964 ma : eye eX BATHECRED be 8437/3 4 oe WHE BAN Bes ts *: su caiS, ppt > fs a ayy pe | ee oe : S ee SSIS ES ee i = aN aa ee : reves GONG ree. oa BY GD gee tne ce entitle : oy ae ee seta a al patna treet exhes eb bibat’ : 2
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bE: € 3 ie « beeenel RYBAT/TYPIC/Ope ASTON CEGRURED - REFERENCED, eaten pater sine UN ems ter ee Ft a Diatribution: co, WH/@A : MWAVE rational /AMWORLD ACTION REQUIRED: ‘Wone, FYI REFERENCE: UF.:W-3514 of 6 April 1964 i. The following ANOT report concerning the not-so-private affeaire of AMBIDDY/1 and his fiancee may be of interest to . BECKHOFF. According to AMYUM/19, AMBIDDY/1 intends to formalize - : his relationship with Iden B sometime within-the next few months. The marriage wi:l probably take place in Latin America and Iden B will make her home there to avoid a public scandal which would ' Rave a@ harmful effect on the AMYUM organization. Attention is called to paragraphs 14, 17, and 26 which answer, in part, some of the questions raised in ref dispatch concerning ODYOZE involvement . in AMWORLD. The Station has forwarded reports of this nature _ which concern claims by members of the Cuban exile community of KUBARK sponsorship of AMBIDDY/1. Of the specifics cited by the - Cuban, intelligent or otherwise, to support their allegations ~~ thease statements attribu-ed to the AMWORLD principals thomzelves: . appear te be the only ones which can make a claim to “knowledge” ag oppesed to conviction based on AHVWORLD's affiuence. To date. moO tangible evidence of KUBARE involvement with AMWORLD has come to our attention. toe oo a a g.” Source: “Eden Aw ce eee ee ; .Seurce states that she has known AMBIDDY/1 since they - -@ere children in Esmeralda municipal term, Camaguey prevince, from where both of them come originally. Source further. states she ia , # algo a clese friend of Iden B, whe is now AMBIDDY/1'e miatrese and a homosexval like source (according to source's statements). Attachnent: nn Identities, Unde (Continued) Beparate Cover _ - nen Raine te meracintimtin etn sb f3 ~ BC/ eee Can HAD QUARTER gibt seamen : ear a & en 7 8 BO ay 2 4G 1G018d—97/9° cod cu ueecaucecucesc cen cen
74-0000 CAINTINGATION OF : . : DISPATCH’ E we cee pee ee ee eet BOR ET LG AS1GSe 3. Iden B was Fulgencio BATISTA Zaldivar’s mistress in Cuba for about 6 years, and she claims her 5 year old son is BATISTA's gon. Iden B.met BATISTA through Carlos CANTILLO Gonzalez, When. iden Bo was BATISTA's mistress she was married to Iden C, who is now in Miami also and has a very bad. moral reputation. On various occasiogs Iden B has received money from BATISTA, always through Orlando PIEDRA Negueruela. The last money which she received, $200.00, was when she was already living with AMBIDDY/1 Iden B has many friends among MASFERRER's people and is a very close friend of the wife of Enrique MASFERRER Rojas. “According to source, AMBIDDY/1 has had various meetings with Orlando _—_ PIEDRA Negueruela. Quite some time ago (source doesn't remember exact date), AMWORLD/2 raised $10,000 for AMBIDDY/1 from among “batistianos.” AMWORLD/2 and Orlando PIEDRA owned a gasoline firm called “Reca", and at present AMWORLD/2 is still on very good terms with PIEDRA Negueruela. ; : al aren a 4. Iden B used to “pose” with her sister, Iden D, to please . BATISTA and in the presence and with the ppproval of her husband, a : den C. Iden B is a very close friend of "Flor de Loto", Tete . if * MACHADO » & woman called Pat (La Americana) and ° _ ; aii known homosequals who hold "posing" parties now in Miami like they used to.in Cuba. One time when AMBIDDY/1 | went to “Flior de Loto's” house he met Iden A. | = 8, According to source, Iden B was also the mistress of Marcos PEREZ Jimenez, former dictator of Venezuela. Iden B met PEREZ Jimenez through Colonel Pulido* BARRETO who was a friend of PEREZ Jimenez. Pulido BARRETO put Iden B in contact with an individual named PELAEZ, a narcotics trafficker according to ~ gource, who introduced her to PEREZ Jimenez. Since then Iden B_ lived with PEREZ Jimenez for abut a year, and every time PEREZ. Jimenez visited her he gave her $100.00 for the "vigait". © 6. Iden B was also the mistress of Pedro" SUAREZ (mat. unk.),| former Councilman of Marianao. municipal term, Havana. province... . According to source, Pedro. SUAREZ was Iden B's lover here in. Miemi, One time Pedro SUAI¥Z took Iden B to see a “witch” — mulatto who. lives in Miami, who is also Rolando MASFERRER‘s “witch”, according to source, Pedro SUAREZ wanted to control Eden B through this “witch”, but she came to an agreement with ; . the “witch” so that the "witch" would write a letter to BATISTA - ' ¢o make him send a large sum.of meney to her. When Pedro SUAREZ learned about this, he beat up the “witch” and denounced her - to the Cuban. Refugee Center, According to source, Iden B has _ another lover named | ),. who se now: 9, AMBIGDY/1 talked to Iden C and asked his helpin organizing the AMYUM Intelligence Section. For this objective he gave Iden C a sum of money to begin working, In the month of March or April 1963, Iden B- filed a divorce suit against her husband, mo a 8. In the same month of.March or April 1863, source. received a check for $300.00 Zrom Raul GRANDA Hernandes in. Behalf? of AMBIDDY/1, so that Iden B could pay: for her divorce. ‘Baul GRANDA Lives with Iden B's siater, Iden C wae triod for having @ stolen knife from a grocery store in his possession, _ and he was sentenced te pay a $160.00 fine, ve! so Sta Wee previous EDITION, -
14-00000 eae dind Metts Bit bn 1s ERED TOE EE AER AE . aks beh a “2 CiSSatla SYM ASL ans Sa MEER | CONTINUATION OF ne DISPATCH ! 8... E_ Ac AGS ®, Source further states that in view of the fact she (source) has many friends who like “poses”, she was able to introduce to AL:BIDDY/1 some important Venezuelans including » Colonel Pulido BARRETO, Carlos SISO (mat. unk.) and Osvaido * BAJARES (VYenezuclan sco:ouist). Source states that, at _AMBIDDY/1's request, three meetings were held with those individuals in source's house. According to AMNIDDY/1. the objective of the meetings was to get support for his plans, and the objective of the Venezuelans was to overthrow Romulo BETANCOURT, and they were allied to the National Liberation Armed Forces (FALN). The conversations revolved around CASTRO Leon. The Venezuelans believed they could make a pact with the Communists and later eliminate them. At that time various | members of FALN came to Miami (source doesn't remember. when). AMBIDDY/1 assured the Venezuelans he could influence GPFOCcUS and KUBARK to get support for their cause. Carlos SISO told source he distrusted AMBIDDY/1 and believed he was a KUBARK penetration to learn all their plans. 8180 also told source that when Osvaldo BAJARES returned to Venezuela he had been arrested, and SISO believed AMBIDDY/1 Ce had denounced BAJARES. In the last meeting, SISO told source ae thet. he was going to put AMBIDDY/1 to a test. SISO asked him fo *ghether it was true he had gone to Haiti on an official mission ag an ODYOKE envoy.” . AMBIDDY/1 was very surprised and said he had, but insisted in SISO telling him how he had learned that. The neetings with the eroups of Yenesuelans stopped since that After these happenings, | AMBIDDY/1. informed source he aon had written a report to the Americans about the Venezuelan _. problem, and that he had treated ‘Rafael CALDERAS very well in this report because CALDERAS had given him financial assistance. .20, -AMBIDDY/1 showed source an- unbound book and-told her | S was the nost important book ODYOKE had because it contained -*Litary. secrets which were. known to.a very few. people. AMBIDDY/ yoasted of being one of the few men in the U. 8., who had. chat ‘document. Source leafed through the book and saw some weapons, _ mpoticing that some of those weapons were marked, AMBIDDY/1 ° explained that those marked weapons are the ones which AMTHUG/1 has in his. possession. 11.. Source further reports that on various gecasions, in wivate conversation which AMPIDDY/1 had with Iden B . z Band sowrse;stie said that when he seizes power in, ‘Cuba. he - eauntries which have: denied hoip: to Cube, According to: source; | Biot is. convinced he. wlil be President and Iden n By ‘Firet (af ; Ye ; a . When AMBIDDY/1 talks of the 1940 Constitution ne waye it must be defended publicly and respected ag something sacred, but in private he has said that when he seizes power he isn: ‘going. to fa wae every page of the Constitution as toilet paper,- 1, Source heard AMBIDDY/1 ‘talk about a book which. had been ublished. ‘which etrongly: accused: KUBARK, and aay that he, Iden | E. and Iden ¥ had furnished a11 the dais for thie book and. eee. 88a ues BREvIeUe BaITION, i@ going to organize guerrillas to invade Mexico and other p . would receive about “, 000. oo as their. share of the sale profits, Lee
14-00000 CONTINUATION OF . DISPATCH . _ SECRET) UNG ARH155120 13. One time ANBIDDY/1, Iden B and source had a meeting and discussed who should be the pilot of hia private aireraft, Iden _B proposed a pilot named ALEXANDEN (according to source, ALEXANDER \ had relations with Iden 8,) but AMBIDDY/1 opposed tris and complained thft the PBPRIMERS forced him to select tne personnel. 14. About 7 months ago (on or about Nov, 63), AMBIDDY/1 told iden B and source that he was going to receive a secret training , . 7 course under PBPRIME direction, AMBIDDY/1 used to leave every - day at 6 AM and come back at night. According to source, the J fe course lasted 6 weeks and most of the times Iden B used te drive AMBIDDY/1 in an automobile to.a place in Coral Gables where the course was being given. Every time ANBIDDY/1 returned from the classes he talked about the things he had learned and talked . about secret writing, codes, of some pens with a substance which ‘ could kill instantaneously, ahout sabotage methods, etc., etc. ge eebie 15. AMBIDDY/1 frequently spends long hours at night in his * house making up accounts to justify expenses. . 16. After Iden B's divorce, AMBIDDY/1 moved with her to 881 : “WE Tist Street, AMBIDDY/1 talks constantly in the house where he ~ i «aves with her about his future plans, about the single party,- about the dictatorship which has to. be imposed in Cuba, etc. i _ « AMBIDDY/1 often puts on a uniform, poses in front of the mirror ar aa ; talke about invasion. AEE ead Lan ate Ney A _ WAVE Comment: This is one of several recent reports . 4 concerning statements attributed to AMBIDDY/1 in which he has ig gpoken of the need for a strongman to run Cuba. aMSHADY/1 reports “ that om 10 June Aurelio MARIN Naredo (one of approximately 30 AMWORLDERS recently arrived from the camps; states: that AMBIDDY/1 appeared at the training camps, took a dictatorial position on a — number of issues terminating with the statements to the effect « that he was the only one to liberate Cuba, he was the only one to ' fun it later, and that there would be no voting and no elections. MARIN.-objected, stating that he had joined a revolutionary group, ; not a dictatorship), and along with other trainees requested to  geturn to the WAVE area, According to AMSHADY/1 when the traineea  aypdved and went to the 4MYUM offices to receive their final check * AMJAVA/4 refused, a fight ensued and AMYUM/19 had to intervene. MARIN characterized AMBIDDY/1 as deceitful, liar, coward, demagogu dictator, power’ mad, a flagrant opportunist who eannot be. trusted, etc. Realizing that AMSHADY/i is strongly prejudiced against AMBIDDY/1 this comment is forwarded for what it is worth. AMYUM/1 has covlirmed. the incident at the AMYUM office and states that, oe nee eae AORN ARE EIEN SED TPIT cr cenemnpeeereemasronee anintcisse ++ Sake ote ER mee EEE ‘. i whether or not it ig justified, there ia a considerable number of BYWORLDERS who hold similar views now and who attribute statements -¢o AM@IUDY/1 which. are inconsistant witha hie previous pubiic. ; ‘etatements. ee oe Ce 17, At the time of Prowident KENNEDY's death, source asked © AMBIDDY/1. whether this would arm him and he. replied emiling that 4t did not, that. now he waa receiving more aid than before, QMBIDDY/1 told source that he tad received a card from Mra. Jacqueline KENNEDY in reply to the condolenses which he had sent . her, and @ card written by Bob KENNEDY with greetings.  . : 18, According to source, AMBIDDY/1 haa juet given: Idea B a gabulous residence in Miami, According to Iden B, the. residence — 4e in the nane.of AMWORLD/3, but they wrote-another: document. - gpecifying taat the house belongs tc her. Iden B told source. that _, AMBIDDY/1 had made.a down payment of 84,000,00 and paid 8900,00 * a month, Gource aleo reporta that ANSIDDY/1 hae given. to. AMWORLD/ ae genet met AO EOD 8 ORDA HAS RSs A eto ora rome 2 x RT EME OE LAdaiearion tae" We ues pnsvie se sevvien, = BEORET . El. } : & i & e. ad 7a eerie epdeatt Ens Hc tet Wante~ tanita. a 7
| DISPATCH po pe ERED) ran 8512 documents, valuables and jewelry which AMWORLD/2 keeps in a - safety deposit box, WAVE Comment: The Station is investigating: these rumorge of an alleged love nest being built for Iden B. AMYUM/19 clains that he is unaware of any validity to the rumor, , 19, At present, Iden B lives with er two sons, AMBIDDY/1 and a maid named Iden G who is also a homosexual. This Iden G hag brothers in Cuba who are militiamen and she corresponds with them. Iden G's husband is known as "El Gallego", and he is now in the training camps. Iden G has been .a friend of Iden B for many yesrs, and is the one who used to accompany her to her dates with BATISTA. according to source, Iden G knows too much about Iden Band ig the one who really directs her, a 20. Source further reports that the current AMYUM Chief of Intelligence, Iden H, is married te a woman named Iden I, who practices prostitution, AMBIDDY/1 has ordered the Intelligence Chief to collect information on Iden B, but all the reports he submits on her are good because the AMYUM Intelligence Chief is. ar unconditional supporter of Iden B, One time the AMYUM' — Intelligence Chief hit an AMYUM member because he made unfavorable comments about Iden B. . . ph deen ai mene eee ne eee 21. Source learned from Iden B that. Juan AMADOR Rodriguez is one of the newspapermen in exile whe receive money from AMBIDDY/1. iden B aiso told source that the articles and declarations nade by Iden J are written by Iden K.- 22, Source further reports she leagned AMBIDDY/1 had difficult with the ERACORN brothers because Hugo ELIAS Martinez, stationed in one of the encampments, brought contraband whiskey into Nicaragua and this angered the ERACORN brothers, Source also learned that an individual named Raul LEAL Garcia deserted from the encampments together with 21 men. This Raul LEAL is now of tdei jn marital relations with Martha BRAVO, a very close friend 6 den r wet oe bree bratptemertnte ek Mw re feepne a men abet wo 83.0 Source 2; Iden L Both Iden B and her sister Iden D are homosexuals. Iden ¢ worka at the Eden Reck in Miami Beach and livee with a Miami Beach gangster in addition to practicing prostitution. iden M ie an accountant, ia registered in the Association of Cuban Accountants in Exile and worka on Miami Beach. 84. According to source, Iden B was | Fulgencio BATISTA. galdivar' _Bistreas and had a gon by him. In order te evaid trouble: in this agfais, SATIETA sarried her off to iden C, & member of the Constitutional Arny with & terrible moral’ reputation, ‘ Sden B uged to "poge” with her gister te pleage her lover BATISTA and her hueband. Afterwards, Iden C Continued 1 to exploit idex B with this "posing, eerie: SOR AE R$ et cent anatomy wn ® When Iden B arrived in the U. @., (source does not ‘ gemember date) she became the mistress of former Venezuelan Preeident Marco PEREZ Jimenez, and later the. mistress of Pedro SUAREZ, a fcrmor Mardanao Councilman, SUAREZ ynve Iden Ban automobile for which he made the. down payment and paid some. dnetallments until he quarreied. with her, - AMBIDDY/ 1" finished paying for this automobile,  eroeatehpeee teen EERE POD age ghee toararos se emvrnatze +2
DISPATC : | a sec R ET |__DRGA-16512 25.. Source further reports tha relations with Iden A (source #1}, In turn, this Iden A also has homosexual relations with a known homosexual named iden G, aka "Campeona", who lives with Iden B and AMBIDDY/1. t Iden B had homosexual ; According to source, this group of “ladies” used to meet with Olga*GUILLOT Vidal both in Cuba and here in Miami to hold . “parties”. Qne of Iden B's friends is Aida PEREZ Poze, aka “La Gorda", who together with-Pat (aka “La Americana”) are partners of @ man called "Chuche" whe is ia gail on charges of narcotics trafficking in which he was recently surprised, me ; Geurce states that she ia well acquainted with Iden B's intimate affairs because she knew her in Cuba and lived in her : house here in Miami for one year. . . 86. Source 3: ANCRAG/1 - ; . ; Om LT May 1964, | |talked to fo ORM/1 and told hia was investigating the private lives of AMBIDDY/1 and Iden B, because it seems it is feared AMBIDDY/1 ie being infiltrated by "batistiano” elements. ee The investigation that is being made of AMBIDDY/1 is quite . publicly known in Miami, ;
i . . - . : \ ‘ : . . * . ® ov e af ‘ e : ® e-* : & . - * JN 22 RE 7 j SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO: UFGA-16512 dated ; 9 . | ‘ TO : Deputy Chie? » WH/SA . iden. A = . - 7 f Uden B - iden C ~ ’ . Yden D - Viectoria*PADRON Iden E - Eineido OLIVA ‘Iden F = Jose SAN ROMAN ms . ' Iden G =, yt  Yden wt =| oe 7 Iden I = Olga GOMEZ: Mena i . an ~ Edgar S0PO Granda ~ Roland MERUELOS Baldarrain Pe = Milagros’ LEIROS Filgueira, friend 7 wand 4 al Get af etn Ss Li. fe Babe Ker 7 TRAE CREER, SEY Mae t :
14-00000 Jn teegyompin g MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Ventern Hemisphere Division via t Beputy Chief, WH (Special affairs) * SUBJECT §# : AMNWORLDReview of Deficiencies: : i. A meeting with AlMGIDOT..i has beem called fer weekend '. @@ 27 Jeme in order te review certein deficiemcies in AEYOELD - @eesgement and, ia thie context, convey to AMZIDDY.1 exupres~ @flees of Chief, WE's sericus concern over mazifestetions of ieeutZicien? leaderahtp: im giving directiee te and ezerciziag out ion over the ANWORLD effort and ‘the perscane) assigned . Go ns a. tn reviewing events -of the precediag euelve poaths,. ay se ‘wall be possible to balance praise and stricture. - Jhat ". Bee beppeeed, £¢ appeare, ia that after a flying start, the ject. is beginning to feel the effects ef a devolution of 3 evatrols and that deficiencies in the geality:s of ANBIDOT-1's S fev ol. p gow appear ia avre striking felied . . can Sos . 3. 8a relating te AMBIDOY.1 cur views regarding the _ mnt ef AMVOELD affairs, ve propose te evel on. a tolloving a or ¢ Slip » Carrying over ‘ante the. ; fueled cry ao * capable administrator. Ne _. - Q@p@teatioes diebursamesgt ef funds subjested te seatreia ' @@her than requiriug receigtae. Deubta- whether ‘any. Kine . @@ budgettiag et411 being enforced aimee we converted te — ‘eGraigh¢ end. fined subsidising. Faint. oder of corruption. - “ . b. Geotaty. ef Personnel. Leaderehip bracket soorly. etalied. progran Hoeption, recruitnent drive eo
14-00000 | -3- ebeve field grade level either at Way is 4¢ good people do not flock to AMWORLD’ @apecially after Piloa? Among reasons most fréequestiy mentioned, AMBIDDY-1's alleged unwillingness to delegate authority and teadency te surround himself with dross of exile community which repels good elements. Sierra and. Cantille, whe above average, have already quit. @ colors, €. Political Action. Other than what taken in hand by AMBI DO-IT personally, media output of deplorably low . quality. AMBIDDY.1 himself goofed after Pilon. | a ' Ge spera tions} Plausing. June performance below. par despite SPaining and Jenkins’ consultation. - Last-minut» choice of target in Pinar del Ric 411-eenceived 1) Ge : tional Security. Virtually. nos-existes¢. — twin atetbe againes abs Cees and Punta Maisi, originally echeduled for June 1964, prematurely blown and Cubas _ eception coamittees: presumably lying in wait. Prelis. eurvey indicates likelihood proposes. operation widely known in AMWORLD. Miami circles. Leakage, there- a fore, not necessarily attributable to high-level penetra- Le. . “epereticant plane inside U. 8. and insiet on passing: . te Batten dows hatches and prepare for major CIs. - - @@alaught, especially post-Pilon... Hig so-called iutel - | @eetion ataffed with camp.followers and headed by a ths. Galy professional (Najer Gomes) about to be ditched. ---. Gs: Bewale Situatdes,. Esoz, exept maybe ae | Geabat cadres. Astum-18 toying with. idea te quit. Others may follow suit. Charisma no substitute tor. . MMAgCrias ability, AMBIDDY.1's diasolutencas eettiag @» “Adelaida.” Clear tndications she: henpecke. hie end @ after onc. your of cohabitation. he  Geuete ber uareservedly, withholding nothing. Either . oe etd ven 4 LLU SGs) , Sel aahiaglsg etaadstill or umavailieg. ‘tiea, but hypothesis such penetration exists is quite =. & a
74-00000 SSP RET == refuees te comprehend or dese mot realize the hugh acandal potential of this relationship. Hag proves. impervious to low-Bey advice that scandal could ensue and that its full exploitation by Castro would be feregese coaciucica. ; ; & Above inventory of major defects in ANWORLD prebebiy - fmeemplete aad partly hased on hearsay and derived from pateatly. prejudiced sources. Some manifestations, of disarray may merely be concomitaat of organizational shakedewn and @limiuation ef gearginal personnel. Others way be presumed - enéemic ills of most rewistence orgeniass left to owe devices ples Cuban propeusity to fractionalize. In final analysis we could prebably justify the Acency iaput as long as AMBIDDY-1 am occasional Piles. Reconstruction of viable resia- tance movements inside Cubs, however, is remote prospect, eepecially 4£ we coaclede that target area now wirtually denied te all but singletoa, short-term operaters. Commande geids may continue to presper ac long as we are permitted to weader iatel support ea ita present level. Distribution: . Greig - addressee : 1 ~» WiySa/Esec (blind) Ae /8A/S0/HR ~ Palicy File be ANB IDOY~\ 2q eet an mn ana Y
~a® 16 June 1964. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMYUM-19 and Raul Hernandez a . BATE : 186 June 1964 at 0930 hours - we cen a aretensertinane . (ai GOBER: enti Anie SMMC 20M Lerner may tt * “9. AMYUM-19 called to say that he had passed the ‘message to AMBIDDY-) that had given hin. ' g@tating that the igs interested in meeting - . . f=l, A-19 was advised to tell A-1 the meeting would TS - pe preferable at the end of next week, 26 or 27. June: ee .,, &@ Kew Orleans, whichever date suite A-l, A-19 also: ’ mentioned that he had informed A-1 that there was : ; too much leose talk in the organization, “3, &-19 has forwarded to the the letter “requesting the July budget. Also accompanying this . letter ig a request for funds to purchase uniforms, teols,. bedding, etc. for the camps which scoording:. to An 18 has been previously diacussed, &e. Ap-4 has asked 4-19 to send tho DMJM. plans: to. Nicaragua, A-19 inquired if we knew where these plang  are,. Also. A-19 added he was promised the blueprints @or the landing field. The undersigned mentioned that - ' Bick wae not in the office and if 4-19 would all ‘back: later we would. have the ansvers for him... oo re 4, A-19, when asked i? the charter ‘fee. tor ‘the. aot aor had been paid for thi month, etated he did mot know if 4¢ had been sent but would sheok. wath: Heea,
pass b4, a ccaegneamaee, TITRA eh AMATO 0 NS LEN cg roe BNET ee Nag &19 promised to have the answer when he calis back this afternoon. S,. A-19 stated that Jorge RODRIGUEZ Quesada is ¢ the AMWORLD representative in Costa Rica, Coe alt Yoel - : , WH/ SA/ SO/ HH . Pale: Conversations RODRIGUEZ - 201 AMBIDDY-1 - 201.~ athe MT ES 29H TE ee tr a BvEEY RA, MET me oe perenne ae & e ad rie ork ere es
14-00000 = yeeeir TYPIC YOBITE AxWORLD ot yigeies. * i of ° Scorer ww . . oe : . € __MESSATE FORM QQUINS | zug. HD, HECKSHER/ gt uw. WH/ SA/ SO/ HH Cl son ut. 4477 nO por pati; 17 June_1964 @ rag we CS Fae oe, 19-126-27/3 190. SMWAVE wom. DIRECTOR ae _ cone, _Delwwlsas m0 DE VR tee 5 Cio eee namie ob, TELL AMYUM-19 BQS. REPS HAD , PRANK TALE WITH x AMBIDDY=1 ABOUT ‘RELATIONS (ITH AMYUM-19, FOR WHATEVER WORTH, AMBIDDY-1: ASSURED — QS | REPS HE CONSIDERS AMYUM-19 PLENIPOTENTIARY PEPAINE WITH, FULL AUTHORITY AGE OM ALL MATTERS CONCERT ANORLD THIS AREA. (INCLUDING : ,AMBIDOY-1 "COMPLATAED. sont » auymnt-19"S FULL RANGE, HIS, RESPONSIBILITIES, ATTRIBUTES. RELUCTANCE 70° WEAR oF - TIGR with ANTICIPATED KUBARK VIEWS. ANBIDOY=1, "EXCESSIVE PREOCCUPA “AND REACTIORS, AND 1 TRIS CONTEET CONCERS THAT BY GONE muprenr wove EE Mtaat CAUSE RUPTURE. BETWEEN AMWORLD AD KUBARK. oe auproor-1 & ALBO COMPLATIED AMYUM-16 SURROUNDS SELF. eITs Y (EVEN. PAMATICALLY) CATHOLIC AND ; LATTER’ 8 RETURR re ee wut ‘pera-19 UPBRAIDED. auBrDoy-1 ‘ypowt nared goe SEARING CULTIVATE PROTESTANT. ‘MINISTERS . ALao' ANYUM-1G TEPARTED TO AMBIDOT=1. arm, eres 7 cnrticres oF PILON RAID PLAN BY "COMPANY" nor’ CONPINED TO: ALLEOIOLT OVERLOOKED PRESENCE OF MACRINE OU®- EMPLACEMEWY se TARGET AREA. UNDERLYING ALL COMPLAINTS) AMBIDDY=3! 8 PRELINO.AMYUU-10 Amal. MABTERMINDED BY RUBARK, (CORLIEYE ‘YLT  waY MRAD 60M KIND eo baad erne operons Nv €Igsuing ¢ acannon NTR ial 3 RY WAS ei aah Lado te is ath i behead TMP ee Te PS Fepmneaperniy vintners  * Loew
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SECTET yy DEBRIEFING of Buesell B. GAMpORA in Yeshingtesn, 0.C., 16. dume 1064 SUBJECT: Eubemslement of Funds by 1. _Gambors reported that| | who ig the head e¢ wag accused of embezzling -i+, @1,000 from ANWORLD. 4/1 conducted a personal investigation ef. the cesze. The final outcome of the case: He was asked % te make restitution out of hig salary until the entire exzount had been repaid. 3. This case in point was brought up by Bembora te ailvetrate ¢khat 4/1 rpends a great deal of hie time on welatively uinor tagke which sould oaetly be delegated” te gemecne elece,. eeeans tt . Sepeatieen
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44-00000 . - : . . 1 Tae following is a letter from AMBIDDY-1's father te hia son. @ June 1964 ot ‘My dear gon Manolin, it has been a while since we have received a letter from you. We are writing this to find out how you are and we suppose you are well. Here everyone is well,. thank God. , Your mother is not writing you because I am writing at quickly so that it can leave today. ” We have presented. everything since 20 March as well 'as depositing the price of the fares and we are only . waiting for permission to leave which we will soon have, ‘When 4¢t Bappens we will send you a cable. * Your Godmother Rosa is sick and when I saw her today she told me she hoped you would come to liberate her, Therefcre we know you are doing your duty. I support your position.” Don: Jaime. is well, thats God. Ef saw Emilita and che sends her love. She also told 6 to tell you to write Lino- and his brother a letter . and to gend it via this channel. Emilita is not geting — -there until you gend.it (the letter) and it should ba ~ done through this channei if it is possible. : That’ letter which: im addressed to Conseulc dusta “caugn de B. put a stamp on it immediately and mail: it @o it arrives at ite destination. 1 am staying in her fathor'a home and I am very anxious to help har, ; eohae Bictrtes 3 ota doweiyn 9g Gyrmenee sy
14-00000 7 + ~ frets . . . é Well, Manolin, there is nothiag else for the time ‘ being; in reality, so much has been said about the situ- e- _ ation that there is no to resist the atmosphere. 7 ne Your mother and I send our blessing and will never : forget you. — - i M. Artime and Otilla Buesa i. % congratulate you on P: lon. Beilita alse asked me to. . | - eongratukate you. : i : Borer, Pare
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SG0RL2 Meeting ia Gan.Juen, 1-8 dune 1964 guasece; ( ela nba ae ea we hE NaN aT TT 2. A@M@BIDDT/1 Bieself reiged thie aatter with ze while seither James aor Ferrer were within. earshot. @ueting ANYTUH/18, he iaquired whether marriage with Subject would be one of the causes for KUBARK to teraiaate the exiating AMVORLD relationship. 1. @aphatically answered in the negativs, going ever by’ now well-trodden ground once sore and, hopefully, waking myself understood. So 9. Fe summery, — stated we held no views one way er the other about. bie intent to contract marriage. — @Qur concern waa strictly political since we could... wigualise a number ef unpleasant consequences flowing | ' @yem the event. True or falee, certain allegations . Bed been made about Subject's past and there were & goedly number of people prepared to testify to the . aecuracy of those allegations, among thea (I presumed) -. @abject*s ex-husbend. The political implications of , ‘¢@be proposed union could not possibly escape hia, -.  eepeciaily i@ ANTHUG sould get hold of it. _ ' @.. AMBJDOT/1 opined that he had lived in open - @im with Subject for over a year. This waa what was _  ‘Betheriag Bim and evidently some of big closeat...°.... s ameeetates, not Subject's alleged past. He needed. *. @mie relationship with Subject to maintain (literal - quote) Rie emetional balance. He was working under: -  gonsiderable strain and the rare moments with Subject: alene were bis sole relazation. The iggue of sin was . Geeply disturbing to him, and aarriage, he: felt, would... resolve this situation of conflict. In order. to. avoid . gertain political repercussions, he vee now giving... ‘¢heught to taking Subject with aia to Nicaragua: and =~ eontract. a “sseret” marriage. I did not point out. te. bie the evident flawa:in his reasoning and merely, adverted to the great political responsibility he‘ carries. - £ made it very clear to him that a major scandal could ~ nad
14-00000 @ink the ship. Since I did not iaterpoge an outright _ weto (of dubious efficacy at beat), he will undoubtedly | ,  ‘prefese te have convinced me of the soundness of his headlong rush toward matrimony and all that could. entail for our program. Short of making a mockery of autonoay, ‘ & eculd act tcl] Bim any more than { did. 7 eoaceivably eryetallize opposition te bis person and Fi FOR Sak pm 9 oh a pes - gaunkd
74-90000 HT | ANWORLD Meeting in ToS June 1964 GUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1‘s Political Reporting 3. 2 reminded Subject that {nthe past we had frequently pressed him -to keep us. abreast of hie . political activities with particular emphagia upon Felations with the host governments in Ceara! Auericn. ae Teeponse to our urgings had bees increasingly . ‘ G@igappointing and of late reached the vanishing poiit. Giace it was not curiosity that had. prompted us to ask fer timely reporting but a desire to be of service in - protecting the rear, we were now wondering whether . re it would not be best to leave. the determination whether oT GF not to submit political reports ‘to him rather than a a @entinue ieportuniag hie which was. beginning te place . ee “ot ae BLightly ridiculous position. _AMBIDDT/2 ae re pleaded overwork in excuse of his failura to provide. __ », Simely reporting and we resiated. the temptation to... nn point to other gore likely causes. of dental aud physical. ..  @, &@ of now we: believe. to: have reached a clear understanding with AMBIDOY/1 that aa always: ve atand. weady to come to his succor if a political crisis or prebles arises and is timely signalled to us. Silence wilh be construed by us as an indication that “all is .
14-00000 i a. I asked AMBIDOY-1 about remare thet he as bfoaght a Of enberrasenante wt ttes the fact without any show an re | ae le @laimed te have suak fie savings tron the: = ~ oo : ; Ses ef Pige™. bomorariun iste the acquisition, i.¢., $3,000; te a 0 have borrowed money from ARSURLD. Seaora Padrom y Crum ‘ : had alee chipped im te the tune of $1,600, I did not delve. . : ; fate the fimanmeial eapects. of the transaction. ANBIDOT.1 a , @laims that the home where be now lives with subject. has. FO . ‘been registered in the same of Be wenticned is - we _ Paseing that a house might coze ii. : _ his -pareata - ots a  eheulé be pernitted te emigrate te the Uaited Staten. a) tac #. : bane sf dE et” far edbaies
HbA haere esa Bie "9 ONE AT easteeST rot ath iE elnaanEa re aes com ANBORLD Bertiag GUBJECT: AMBIDDY-1's Father 1. ANBIDDY-1 claims to have learned via GUANTUH SO Bavane arene |) sine 1 the Rone of a friend in the Gevasa aree. . &.. AMBIDOY-1 Genier seat word that he '{@ in touch . with some old CP buddies who have offered to help his get out of PREUMEN. AMBIDDY-1 ig anxious to pase a @eseege te bie father but met wia QUANTUM 80 because of | Bie distrust im the political oFientetion of 80'a ~ or eranent - ia thie seasage, AMBIDDY-1 wants to guggest. Wich AMBIDOY-2 sutes SAEDIDOT-1 believea ¢ bie father thet he induce an “old CP° emissary: to weet. de of PREUEE?, @.g. im Mezice. : hat the rift betveen ANTHUG's regiue | amé the old cP offers unprecedented. opportuaities: te. enupe aiechief, Giveste-iay aad Gotlacattieaiieg pe ©
“~, po-10568 . : “HE TROOPS THAT WILL OVERTHROW CASTRO ARZ ALRGADY IN CORA ° po TEEY ARE THE PZOFLE HO CHE-RID HIM. ‘ '"™EEN THEY BELIEVED It A HERO OF - OUR LIBSRTIZS r (Forewing is a translation of an interview of !:anuel artine a Yao bones Conargo, as reported in the Spanish language maga ' @ Boh«nia Internacional, Carecas, Venezuela, ? dune 1964.7 : Qe» - Your group has initiated e new offensive against the Castre regir during the last few days in cooperation with one carried te aut ty other revolutionary units. Do you expect victory seoRn? Ae = Everyone knows when wars begin, but. never when ey end. nn) —_ _ Ywould like to say that it will de soon, byt ny duty as. apversttre ctetinpattteAegens Bast monn oe ' o <>. gor the kind of wer we expect: a long, hard war, but one that = J we shall win if ali Cubans pull together in accordance with their | “ability. . . | ° :. @& Leader is to prepare the people of Guba and the Cubans in exile There may ‘be imponderable factors, “surprises”. which sould wring about the fall of the tyrant; but «-e mst never ‘oount: on "miraculous" solutions, on invasions that. do not exist wet 5 “ar. sa ev ONT PONTE 20 th or ‘om organizations that will pull our chestnuts out of the fire. . 7% . Are you considering the possibility of eventually uniting your #On, and resources with those of the Cuban Revolutionary . Junta or the Alpha 66 = Tr Front - MRP or any other unit that Sh “mey be ‘ourrently carrying | on the strugrle inside cuba? ae e ihe frontiers of our ‘movenent have never been, closed to. epyeus who wants $0 fight for cuba, with the exception of totalie _ Berian novanents either of the right or. of ‘the Left. + What we. dv think wise to explain dp “that we. do not: dew - Aleve in politient action unite in exile. We believe only in: t
14-00000 pemaenpeetanargnenrvonsta sactennemcngerah wa Be! eminem cumee remanent Tne met my beck to the wall and be shot fevoritien? ‘against Gastre? unity of nartyram, of sacrifice, of combat. Je vant the. greatest success for our sister revolutionary organizations, which will never be objects of attack on our part because our. only eneny is con unisn, Qe = You personally and the M.R.R. in general have always been eited as "favorites" of certain North American groups oF go- vermentel agencies. fs that. correct? Ae .- IT would like to have those whe speak of this favoritian -enswer me this question: Do they call the Bay of Pigs episode fevoritism? : Bo they call the two years ‘I spent in jail waiting $e e ?. Be they call faverttisn the fact that on , ny jeaving jail z. ‘hea ta break with the Revolutionary Comittee ‘because at had been converted inte an instrument for not carrying the war to. Do they oath ein the fact ‘that we have to thant pe they eall the state of abandonment in which ‘the. clen= ‘destine WeR.R. was Left in Cuba after the battie of Giron Beach ‘fevorition? *
I know that International Gon anism cennet edit publicly that 4t 4s being defeated by the people of little Cube whe are only . getting ‘help fron their brothers in Latin averiea, from. God. ; > an@ from their indoniteble desire to be Free. : - c me Qe - Today you. talk of bringing about uprisings in the forces : ms ef the Castro regine, and you seen to trust in this as the best i a way to liverate the island from Soviet end Comunist domination. poor - me ’ Why didn't you take that position three years ago, since it was just as valid then as now? fe = ghree years ago we took the sane position as today. gust Pen whemege eet betwen remember that the B.R.Re was the first revolutionary organiza- tion 20 Prise up against: ‘the tyrant Castro to try to overthrow “him by internal action at a time when many were convinced that _ Fidel was a Communist but. said "that it was not vet * ‘tine te aey aS <ames oweneanapss sear nen ty tne mtn wens we ad vo the people". Fr - Remember that the first weapons for internal rebellion a carried to Guba vy the WRB: ” Remember that Frenoisco, the M.RoRe coordinator in cuba was not only the cheerful. organizer of the resistance but also eventually the national coordinator of the whole clandestine ~ Remember ‘that the Boy of pige dnvapion was lee to te only the gold buckle. to. fasten up the stage of active ré=- . -. ekptance and guerrilla activities. | oa Remember the long list of over 186. martyr of the elen= - _destine: war of the M.ReR. whieh shown clearly | the: préority | We.
assigned at that tine to reteliion in the iloc.41 forees,. \ nemember that before the D=izaic camps vere set vp OSE there were infiltration earips provided especially to assist | this internal rebellion. Qe ~ Some international circles claim that Russia is abendon- ing Castro, that it has egreed on this abandonment secretly with North areriea, and that thie is visibly evident in the : tke gradual withdrawel of soviet troops from the island. | They add a wo that confidence in this agreement has caused North Anuerica te - i “tolerate” this fresh outbreak of armed activities in the Car- thbean. Do you share this view? - Frankly I do not believe in international pacts that are coe a cee ee sae AAD inane 8 ARERR 8 FTI 1 Ret ot olan to me, and I believe much less in the willingness of Russia to earry out its agrecuents: Poland, Chechoslovakia- | : oo end Hungary are historical witnesses. of Russien treachery. re “ oe -- 4&8 for *tolerating eur activities", I cannot speak, . Deoause we have not asked for "tolerance" for them. .It never _ eecurred to me to “ask permission" to die for my country. Qe = Would you subordinate the possibilities of liberation | of your eountry to any advantage of an international nature “tor the United States? . “Xe « My country's interests ere greater ‘then those of any other o : nations any: Quban who does. not beliove that does not deserve a) be called a Guben. | ne | | do’not’ bergeve’ the United states expects such @ shock= ing attitude from the Gubans, ‘They may have many. faulte but
14-00000 hes see pa die cima nats ot eam YR . aan oe emanates apartament Net net nes en er te te ; lective, assistance. We must plan our ‘Strategy as a purely geuben struggle from berinuing to end. they respect the dienity of man. fhis is not the first tire we sey publicly that this - war of liberation of cur enslaved Guba ~ust be carried cn Bo serene ne ere ®no matter whom it pleases, no matter whem 1% displeases", ° - sinse it is true that powerful nations have international ' : obligations tc carry out and it is also true that we Cubans = 7 hewe our inescapable duties to our enslaved country. . - : oan, Qe - If arned action within Cuba -- guerrilla war in the 7 mountains and wer of terror in the cities -- should, as ex- | oe tes pected produce a wave of popular uprisings doth among students and workers and in the nilitary units of the dictatorship, oo Go you think that the democratic nations of the hemiephere | would eone to our help? “aren't you afraid of a repetition ef what happened in: Budepest? , ; Ae ~ Although I am convinced that at some definite moment they would come to our help, we cannot base our war on col- re Sr ca er ne Many Latin american. nations have already helped us
14-00000 the situation on the island and treat with Castro as if they believed that all hope of literation had expired. Can you tell us something about the internal struerle acainst commmisn? cd ‘ Ae ~ To think that all hope of liberation has expired in Cuba =~ Se is to show a complete lack of knowledge of the condition and eharaeter of the Cuban people. The history of Cuba isa his- | a " tory of repeated martyrdom in search of real liberty. | Oo does not affect its security. But let it be sufficient to say » that today there are guerrillas in five of the siz provinces of Cuba; that the tyrant knows about them and thet he has not | j eo, 7 - ; I can say very little about the internal strugsle that — | | bo been able to wipe them out because of the peasants* support 5 ' Degun to be mobilized toward passive resistance,. and ‘that ‘within the very ranks of the militie Cuban patriots are forme : ing independent cells. qe -From the deys of the Bay.of. pies. yom seemed to trust blind- ay din. North American material backing for your struggle. But lately we see you shifting your interest toward Latin’ American m “countries. why? ae ae 7 ois « Actually my first glance was. toward Latin Americas: 9 took 2 o _Pesidence dn Mexico where I published my book Traicidén (Treach- S ery) and I.traveleé aroun@ Latin America Garrying the shout. of | | elarm against comrunisms - afterward I went to North america an ; - for then; ‘that in the cities the. sentiment, of. the. workers has | peed rte Sane mst = a o = - gonstant search ef resources. tor the war, and. 1 although T have
never had blind confidence in anytiing human, because everything that is done blindly is done. badly. it is true that I had sone oo ; fidence in North Anerican naterial help. Reason: because we . were seeing it. (I do not think it was a secret te anyone where the weapons we used in the invasion came from.) I. had no scru- ; | Piles. in accepting Aneriean weapons to offset those from questa ' - 7 | whieh Fidel Castro was receiving in gigantic shipments. ~ 4 oe After leaving prison I lost coniidence in that assistance of because since then not only have I seen none, but also I have : ‘not seen the possibility even of astting any. 8g | Not only has ny interest ewitohed toward Latin America, but also my gratitude toward these people who have opened their earns to effer us help when all doors were being closed against 7 Woe Thanks to them we can continue the struggle. Qe @ What opinion do you think the. conduct of nations like Ene- ee dand ‘and’ France deserve, who, turning their backs on principles they elain to hold and on moral and humane considerations, take oe gn eects pute tp an nO POAT atte eae SRR te 8 toe: part in propping up Castro's bloody regime by supplying. hin. with credits and all. kinds of financial backing? . Ae - First z do not want to confuse countries with novernments ~ ‘Most peopler are innocent of the atrocities and tresoherion of sate government. | - a a ghat ‘ind of behavior never: surprised 3 me in. the. ease of. : : the English government, as they 44d something even worse 4n- > Korea where their soldiers were dyinglinger attacks from waves. senfinn  meee Fane
34-00000 ef Chinese fre: red tianchuria while the government. was selling | “steel to rekin. a tn the case of the French sovernient I was sorrowful be=- 2 i eause of the figure of Gen. DeGeulle. aS @ young Guban I used . . | to hold im my heart the image of DeGaulle, hero of the ‘Second World war, leader of his country's resistance in the fight — ; | against the foreicn invader. mos 7 7 It. was hard for me to realize that this. same man would L | turn his back on the principles which made him beloved by the free world, It is unfortunate that such a brilliant career i . , Should have been darkened at its ending. ' {mn any case, sone day Cuba will be free and those govrern- ensue eo te pen ne Re eat ect * - @ ments can be sure that, if they do not alter their conduct, they - Will then receive their payment in the seme historical currency : that they have passed out to our martyred people. “Qs You and your party have been accused of being fascists, of deing a bee-hive for the Central Intelligence Agency end a Scanian - en as eT & "gover" for the worst political and economic interests ‘ef our country. What do you have to sey about that? . ‘he « fothing. Let my ections and my history answer the ques- : tome, ‘Phose who are going to go on saying this are ‘the: Cone “ muntsta and the feolis). teole of communiam. on 3 ‘Pekieve 18 would be.well to recall that the MARR.
14-00000 for publ‘shing a statenent of its iieology pracisely because. we wanted everyone to kaow where we intended te go, how we wore coiling and why we “were going there. This backsround state~ — mont oiroulated throughout the underground and. the exiles. {t eonteins our complete ideology, and the sane thing is. contained ee Oe in the political testanent that I wrote befors leaving for the Bey of Pige, as 4% also aprears in ny book Varchas de Guerra y “Gentos de Tresidioe (wer Marches and Prison Songs) , written while I awaited . death, as is clearly explained in the recent pamphlet about my full statement to the members of the A.R.B.Ge een sha eee een emdpeerneeh wenteten ave “lle $4 RE can Oot if wishing to carry to Guba a state of independence, 1i- ‘perty, justice, respect for the dignity of human beings; if. wishing to have the constitution of 1940 effective as long as. _ 4t is not revoked by the same people who approved it; if oppos- ~ - ing all demagogic extremes and all totalitarien impositions; “at Bol this is being a fascist; then I ama fascist. . ~~ But since fascism is totalitarianism established by an Vactersine annem eaaer tt. UBS Nat Batsonamanem — Amnnn eum eriromre myereniaie aioe <2 OS e my “for unsavery interests, I ‘ohallenge anyone to give me the name. lef @ single’ individual among our revolutionary. directors: WhO . hes! a plenieh i nm thie: respect; z challenge anyone. te analyn8 “the statiatios, ef cur martyrs} t challenge anyone to analyse OUR deter, ok ports oe Ge oa Gan. you sum up in ¢ a few words | the Adeotogtoed base of MoReRe?
14-0000. “Ae - Yes. We drean of independence with liberty, liberty with eulture, culture with bread, bread for honest work, honest. work - with respeet for the dignity of the human being; | and all this . ia a demeratic regine of Latin Anerican character and Chris- tian morality. } af it is proved that they sorrespond to some need, or do you | think that the Fidel epoch should be swept out completely and | a fresh start made? . Oo | | ‘ de - When Fidel's regine is. overthrown, cuban needs are going | - ¢0 be quite different from those of our country with the tyrant in power. I believe the laws he made which eould answer real Guban needs were badly conceived aa am@-direeted even worse. ¥ believe that without ‘fundamentally changing: the 1940 at will be possible to make laws which’ will meet Cuban needs. : Be = ae you opposed to the negroes? | - = = "Hos nor am I opposed to the whites, which means the same thing to m™®. What interests us is not the eoler of the skin but the color of the soul] and of the ideals. ., Perhaps. that is why our novenent is the one that hes. more black brothers in its rans, inoluding ' the highest oivil and military positions. ot “e @ - Do you: favor, eas has been stave, ‘establishnent. in ‘cuba of a geni<confeseional. state with open predominance of the : most conservative elenents of the datholte Churoh? - a Qe = Would your group favor keeping sone laws of the Revolution. eonstivation, whioh means for Cuba a return to the rule of Lav, .
Ae ~ Heither of the =ost conservative nor of the nest Liberal; that would be *elerical’sn® end it is expresaly conde=ned in Pepal Encyclicals. | I personally am a Catholic and will never deny wy faith, because I have no vocation to be an apos* ate. : But of course, the movement is. full of men of all reli- gions and creeds. Certainly we shall reaffirna with the 1940 constitution. our belief im God and the necessity for christian norality. We believe that every child has the right to receive a preparation in whatever religion he shooses. Qe = What will the M.R.R. do with the Rebel army and the Wi- _Mitigbnoe Cuba is liberated? ecmmast and members of repressive agencies, . Qo wi the: death penalty be maintained in Guba?. hes ° t do*not favor the Geath penalty, but of course since © “phe 1940 constitution will be in force, this penalty ‘te recos- alized. only for treason. We runt ond the revolutionary tribes: " a 9 _S Be ie Ba!
14-00000 ~ nals and return to the rule of Lew, - Q@. - Bo you believe Cuban national iaterests when freed frees egmminian will be better served if the nation is placed in a position of international neutrality? a me @ Ad A. ~ We shall always be an ar;reasive forefront of the West oe "x a egainst comuniam, We can never be neutral in a struggle in ‘ ‘Which: the destiny of civilization is at stake. | | “Qe =~ Engineer Ray and you seen to be performing parallel acti- wities as you approach almost five years of struggle against © Castro and are apparently the two most important political | figures of our future. could you tell us what keeps you epert? Me - - Starting ‘trom the assunption thet we are fighting for a | wee ; democracy, any ideological difference between another - group of | a | _ -- Qubans and ourselves will be resolved in the future by the cuban. a people in free elections, I do not think this is the historic | we moment to talk about differences. If. the regime set.up-in:-Cuba-- ~~ 4 | t i : ._, after Fidel Castro is defeated is a: totalitarianism or a: ‘dtote~ nae | torehip of left or right, we shall KEEP 8 USING OUR GUNS. Qe = Why don't you take the command of Brigade 2506 and way hes -&t not been possible to consolidate around the brigade all the . exile elements since it is the largest group of veterans of our - . Ae = A great many of our brothers: of Brigade 2508 are already . _im our ronke, ‘The brigade could not. consolidate. exiles’ around . : it because it was formed to be a military unit without polisi . “ gai plane; recently errived from Communist prisons, it wentto- ‘Merth Anerican army camps to continue its training. ‘that: is
why I left its PARES » I até noe want enyone to say thet. I was trying to orient the brigade politically by trying te unite . the exiles around it. besides I thoucht that x was more useful to ny country in trying to carry the war inte Cuba than in re- : eelving a training that I did not. know whether It would put.” - ‘ im practice sone day. Tine has proved I was right. a oo ‘ | Qe = What would you de, or what ere you doing with the f follow- ; . | ere of Batista? De you think this wey of naming sone people who form closed blocs with persons of very dissiniler history and interests, is real and does any good for cuba? “de = - For me there are no Batistianos nor Priistas nor any other “@isoriminative wista™. I only ‘believe in a moral elassifica- tion of men, and there are good ones and bad ones in ali the governments our country has had. The only Salvation for Guba {gp to bring together all worthy and honest Cubans of ell. epochs, ef all social classes, of all solors, and of all. ages, inte a. * pew historical geveration to consolidate our nation after the traitor's regime has been overthrown. Poor Guba it we continue $9 harbor sectarian hates and sterile discriminations! a It ‘is paid that you are an admirer of Jose antonio. Primo de Rivera, that you are familiar with his idectogy, and that - . his assistants say in private ‘that you ere on antillean version “ot him, Is this true? va ce le @ It: is, a. fact. that I am familiar. with, reine | Rivera's: ‘tde- - ‘aleey, as I em also fentliar with that of Mahatma’ ‘Ghandi, Rows= 7 geeu, Roosevelt, Lenin, Hitler and all. the wen. ‘who: for mankind's ele epee Laplace vp mee boo rm btn taba fe BME TURN ent AON AARNE nD ER on ema a Ee
14-00600 good or il] have left a political philosophy to history. A Leader has @ ‘duty to understand then completely. But the ide- @ligies ‘that are most familiar to ne are moulded in the unfor= gettable thoughts of Jesus Christ, verti and Bolivar. {This is the first time I hear myself called an "An- tiliean version" of Primo de Riveras “{f anyone ssys'so, it must be in seoret because I have never heard it. What I wes ealled once was a “fascist” when I was in prison awaiting the - éeath penalty; it was the traitor Fidel Castro in psrsone Jt is possible that he has friends in exile. re Qe = what éo you consider the- weakest of the Castro regime? Ae » The people, the people of Guba, who would rather die..on.. "their feet. than live on their knees; the ‘people whe. now reail~ » ig0 the ‘total surrender +o a foreign power and have seen the - complete failure of -. * Commnist doctrine. The treops that ple. ‘whe cheered nim | when, they thought him the hero of our ile verty. The presence of pussian occupation troops in Cuba has definitely revitalized the nationalist spirit of ‘our country. - ee What will you do in. case-you come to govern: -Cuba, with a an economic nature? . . a - «» tn the first place,. our ‘Stent is not for the. purpose of arctan me in the governnents: 4t ig to make our sountry indee oe pendent. Bus if you ask. ne what 48 my idea. about wiat a goverae | wi overthnow Fidel Castro are already in Cuba, the yery.peo- ; " yetvate sohools, with the press and. with. private initiative of ne) pn nip ettys naa te 4 018 mre . oe premise A
74-90000 he ..  . To, earth EEE ine ta te ment ought to do in Cuba in rsspect to these nattert, ny answer. is: Regarding private education: protect it in every possible. mo S&S way, and raise public education toe the sane level as private. ry Efe it Regarding the press: liberty of the press and assistance for os ficient. The Cuban oress will educate our peoples’ background i | | the sehool for reporters to make ‘Cuban newspaper men nore ef~ a so as to definitively wash the vounds which commmism has in- flicted on the spirit ef our children and young people, - Regarding priv:te. enterprise: _ Protection for it, assis~ - tance ‘for small business, and by neans ef modern: tex laws make . _ gure that business performs its social function. The United : _ States, Western Germany end many other countries can give. us “an exact idea of whet wa want e Qe « What is your final message to your exiled people in ‘this . _ grave monent of history? ; ay, “EBs es, ve ne That we cannot and must not: trust an international solu- resting pennies and a Maceo spending then on bullets; +o that war ef. Cubdéns within and Qdubangs without against, those who are . ‘ done da ‘y898, the fraternal: ‘embrace. of. our + brother’ peoples; af . 7 put the interests of « country that rust be saved, ‘pefore our . personal interontey Guba. will. be Andepentent. Because this. bat~
io  «@ June 1964 ee MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ; SURJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-) ‘ and Martin Ferrer : + DATE s- 29 May 1964 at 0130 boo, 1. After being informed by night Security that i oo, + “ie, Ignacio" had called I returned A-1's call. ‘amd two RB-9's for the next operation. A-1 aske they could be given to him directly to take to :£ told him this would have to be checked out with Dick, io cu. 4,5. @. Ae] mentioned he would need four RB-12's i ' 8, For security reasons A-] felt it would be: best for AMJAVA-4 alone to meet with Carl. A-4 will. be. staying. at the same hotel he stayed the last tine. they ‘met. Meeting scheduled for 29 May 64. After 1430. Houston time, A-4. will use“alias of Rafael Carela. Reanl J. Hernandez .. .WH/SA/SO/HH “AMBIDDY-1 - 201 ~~ — a oo on ne een) ' Sack com 9) aebanatle ee miay aad fot-osdb at gy
vagy ok te mt are treme OO TIET y Pe bey : tle has been won, The ty.ant who accumulated guns, tancs and Planes is beginning to realize that they only guarantee a gov- _ , ernment when the people who hold those guns and nenage those ‘ ree ee tenks and planes are convinced that the goverment represents the purest, interests of the nation and the highest destinies. of the country. And those guns, those tanks and those. planes ere already being turned against the red beast. the little. ~ western David called Cuba has already let fly the stone which will imoek down the ugly Goliath of scomnunian, ; Se
& CQMROVERSTAL FARCONALITY It can be said of the Secretary General ef the Kovenent for Revolutionary Recovery, ‘Nenuel Artine, that there is much. to say, but néxer that he hes lacked spirit to fight for the e liberty of Cuba. “Combative and polemical, artine today occupies a singu- --.). lar position in the fight against Castro in which he collects | furious insults and ‘almost fanatical proselytien in equal quan- _ tities. Hier early struggle against Batista's dictatorship and : “his aotivity in Sierra Meestra in Column One. commanded by Fidel “Gastro, made him an outstanding figure in the Revolution, His - - break with Castre and his denunciation of the olive green trea= : |: ohery ‘to the great romance of the Cubenpeople made him the | target for, ail attacks and insults. In the spring of 1960 Ar- ‘time. went into exile. . -In Mexico he wrote a book tenminetne ‘Castro's: apostasy. - With. other eminent -democratic- leaders. he -- “helped ‘teund the Revolutionary Front (later Committee) and ex- erted, Antense propagenda and political activity throughout the . continent whioh culminated in the disastrous Bay of Pigs invae 7 sion. This was one of the most. critical pointe in Manuel Ar-— time's eivie career. His activity in 1t -- personally heroic . though’ 1b was <= helped throw op him the shadow of new attacks “and guspioions.. But it. also converted hin’ inte a leader of. the eiret rank ‘whish the naturity of: a prison, ‘term and. hia. sonspi= escent ntoeine ae iets em ceeetmpemiminme sme YT ‘gatortat and revolutionary aotivitics afterward ony. enhancede e » = Se
Mawueh Avtima hee teoems todey, by virtue of the attack ef his troops on Puerto Pilon, the principal figure of ourrent Guban activity. His group has been harmered into one of the most disciplined, one of the largest and most efficient in the heroic struggle of the people of Cuba for their liberty. ‘con sequently e warything | he does and (says is of passionate interest: for this people in exile, a people which wants to knew closely wo and they should -- the thoughts and activities of the men who will probably lead them in the future. {his ie why Manuel artine 4s brought to these. cuban pages: of BOHEMEA, which have been, are now and. will continue | to be. the {deal civic rostrum for the. people of Cuba. ‘rtine has the floor. « « e ao"
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' MANUEL ARTIME EN LA TRIBUNA DE BOHEMIA “LA TROPA QUE DERROCARA A CASTRO Es el pueblo q que lo aplaudié. cuando vefa en éla un héroe . 4 7 de nuestras libertades. a . . BC ee, i Lo Proguntas de AGUSTIN TAMARGO totes do. Guaye . vo —_ times vias una nueva: mericanas {Es exo elerte? 78 frigta, al unisono con la que  BenWe quisiera que lee que desarrolian otras entidades we keblam de este faveritisme me — reapondieran? Que la victoria seré pronta? 3 Cousidersn favoritiams et ; i i . episcdig de BAHIA DE CO- 5 ‘ en ée emplezen pero numes case ,Considerem faveritiame tes oo } gustaria decir que cord fusttamiontot ' vat . fe wee et Pes Wp . a oa . te es orientar.al puckle de ee pilaernind gare eape- 66 el M.EB, clandestine en Cur targa, ba despate de Play Giron? fedes 8 Cousideran favoritieme ¢). in me 988 & mal regress de ia cdrect i ‘gus feerane, : * Rates ee enerto porque 0° me Waede haber factores tapene © Revolutionaries pores oo" ‘ Pi Contempla Ua. ta ";Cousideran favoritisma © a: ete po ‘que tengamos que realizar = do-lg Junta, Revolucionaria | ds do . , ‘Frente-MRP, ° cualquier” Pere, Bo. me extrafian Gi Geena de combate por da ée ice herm tos movienien:. ‘Latinoamérica, fa <a. fe que cles conventonte ‘one ioe habla hoy de prove: levantamiontes. : Gadeo politiqueran del ox gaa internas det régimen. cree | : mente: os triste 'y parege eontiar or eo tin er wad» sen ta ple nfo ps G4. coma: ia. mejor vin ‘para’ tbee- : .. " @2$ combate. Nesotrss deseas rrr a la lala del dominio eaviée “nasta qoe 20 eitd contra ot , Be comveninate eacends wr gees ef . -@ ime orge« tice y comuniata, 4A. qud. atrle rane Castro pare, eae ob deo. Perannines, Ceardinader dal . @igactenes gevelurionariae. here huye el to haber.asumide har Feamanniente Spehetite ine | 06.08, on Cube, we edie fite of. mamas, amas recibirie es 3 aftoe-ena prelciin, que era ‘Goran, cuatiin teochos 98: ean. coctsl erxanienees wo eer eit eleques.de parte auestra pied entanees tan correcta somo: Onn Corunteta porn’ que Fidel -.tensta, sino que. guesivo Gnieo ‘enemiga o7.eb hoy? ; : A Ud, poreonatmente cat ta relema, 3 sine a ‘Siete ak pao rine. que erates morn gst a ¢ , eat. igre lee pooarine. que: peat @ gee. men: lea primeres ‘Qemen pare ta ver CHING debla haber aide ebie gismpre eame “fevorl> eardat que et MILB. tuo la -hellin interes - fem “Hovadae- ‘et brivhe de .ore que cerraha de clertes esctorés.e-agene. primera. ergeniaaciia revelude-.. © (abe ‘poe et Ct See (fede tan etapa os prelnteneia
1 eee eee tae Ss et cee PARA PI si caide Castro hay totelitarione, tomeremes fee * elfies de avueve- aL IDEARIO ES EL DE CRISTO, BOLIVAR Y MARTI 45H aly . Sleveda adelante “giatele a quice, P.—: Conticianerts - tid. ine Tosihtdades de irerssitn de sn Pateig a inc conveniencias fre fyternacaml do ou E> _ tades - Unidest '~ tateresre dren Pao Noes le primers ves que 0 tea Cuba esclava theme que ear, te guste y posts’ quien de te peas berg. at és verdéd . v: Gtumngiie, ‘tes eubenes ,. tre de terror en ies ote meth aoe oa doberes. gue Ga. que eosstves eres 888 nuestra ‘ prillda on laa ron taging Y mie decree Ud: que lac naciuies deo ‘gineratiens del Heniaferig. yon | diam on nuestra ayistay 4 Ne. tome sada ropita “tee ‘Buda- poet? . 5 ta Bien an * =~ meyer 1 et By Rel cimee pillicamenrs «29 esta’ .. @asera: de Hbersciin de gues. tre de Cuba guerre, de gute. ctudedoe ‘produje ola de fovantamientes populae |, tee lante entre los catullantes | _y obrerns: somo centre los quere :-:,, pos Wilitares. de. la .dlotadurs. RmA peenr de que estoy cone weacide de que on un momento determinade veadrian en meee © tre ayuda, ne basar anectrn. quermen.ef hecho. de... colectiva. Tenemeo een ayuda que (taser. une eatrategia de “Tacha totalmente cubana, deade et principio hasta et fim, - Muckes neclonse tatinoame- We qua eatamen hacleada. Gon reapocte al temer de un - cahane ao aivilar que Cuba ne 0 theme frone- -terae eon Ruse. 4p P.-Al guns coment.tistas - . Gxtranjeres y juagan la ait elminos goblernes pensaran que alil ha toda caperaneza. de Nberaciin. © aPueds decireas sige sobre in’ fucka. laterne:. contra a Comte - tenemes otgea dee plamot ; Rater gus on Cite ‘a uactin de ia Isla -- y traten con Caatra, eonw sis: e vy ine mismaa: Mise de fae Seapets Se Mev etgeTT abate di oa vn snwaipgeinben «wl lied Lawns een auen wibibviesse ber nt at Jones wd siecos seumagens ene one menamne epee wbarcmmrtne Senabanasm er ot oo athe tebe debe “a. Wt ¢ i ia
am LEAR POR LA INDEPENDENCIA DE LA PATRIA “QUE PEDIRLE PERMISO A NADIE P.—; Qué opiniia te merece pucblce ; de : Inelaterra y Francia que, de es- goblermea, paidas a principlas que dicen Del. Gobierno inglés sumen of extraniere invecos. ; ra : . ' } ' ou " ta - we yea de primer rango, qi ate. : : 3 | ef ; : 3 s e i é | a ‘ Ig 4 : - @ iracnsnda invasién de Bala Gendo la tribune civica ideal dei pusbic de Cubs. | ” ¢e Aqual epiecdic co.uno de fea puntos més” Artie ‘ttene ° - fhe Berke na
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14-00000 ne RRMA RE > never a MaaD Met Rien ARRAS Re ae ! eee em im ttout{erere smerad de ze teenbres, «bm tay Bezar-- Gen 9 magis, 4 tent fees ge duce PE gnay fos gee fhe strave- tade awrite Paterts. bs wera mah artom gue theme tebe = que or tegre surtree g trade tom (ohana diguem 5 heereian ar Sedes tes eperaa, or todas tas eteere certabre, Ge todas fos co- lores, » Gr todas tae edadre, o@ 2c Gurtea grerrecte: bistertra Gur cumestidr a Sareifa Naren Gregeie de deererade of Begi- tere Grakier. ,feber dr (obs ot eeguimes colth amde bes extios eertaritas y ine dhorricaiancte- en eebteiiea' P.-Se aseiura qua: ex) Ud a@rmrador de José Antumay Pri- mo j¢ Rivera. que esta fame Warizado cum su sdeurio y que vado que @ Ud. una versiia antillana de ¢). , Que hay de @erto em eltut say eatde pinemades em ef pra- sambente. imelvidahle de Jesn- oriete,. de Marti y de Rollvar. @ te primera ves que olge eae de que yo sea wan “veraiéin antifana” de Primo de Rivera. la pee que prefiere morie de @ vivir de radiliaa; of puc- que ya es cousciente de in ba, es ef pueble que le aplaue @i6 ewands veia ou éi al hérve Go weeatra Uhartad, Za presencia de una tropa de eounacidn rus, om Cube he nd heed Ud. al go- ‘. ow: Cuba, con la ezcuela priveda. con le prenea y con pee 4 : evlonse se eatda volytends ya sentta fa basta reg. Bi peque- . =, rrr esa | sees aR ae eee tee ST whe Ge iter RF prtmee Pagar. geet” Suerte ee ed Pere petri: 8 ei em ef Gehirree: we be fa- Grpradeonrts de gewstre Patria. Sere of 04 ow pergusta ews pucble pars lavar defiaiti- vamente ina heridne que ef Cae he tegrade em el ea- pirite de auesives mies y de Burstres fo (ee feapecto = te empreen privada: proteveién a is mis- ma, fomente de ia prquedia pro- | den de Negteamertra, Alemae nia Gecidental y etres muchos guises pueden darmem una tes exucta de le que ecoetren bes P.—,Cudl seria su roensaje fital on esta hora de yravedad histériea, al pueble en el des- tierne? dentrs con loa cubarnos de afua- Fa contra fea que ya ne son enhanes. S esde asbane aparta bo que une Fatrin que eaté por cone quistar, Cuba sera independien- te. Pergee este batella ia teme- moa genada. Ri trance que acu renee da ie nacién y foe mae - nites destino: de lea Patela, ¥. cece fugiice, vasa tancues y esca ye David Geeidentas Hamade Gubs he dade mm fa padrada que hard case per tlerra af dea peeciable Gallat de Oomuntomea, - 2 puna fete tiprsparnryrceererartpennremees pluma singular que se llena de dos formas! ah P16 Fame e aoe eNT— ase Lome ER | eo “Farker 45 CONVERTIBLE VUne aveva y formidzhle creoriga de Parker! Com cade Parker 48 usted obtiene la “unidad Ranadora” la cual le permitira thenarla directas . mente del tintero, Cuantes veces lo requiera Bodrd quiter (a unidad Wenadora y cergae su Pather.4$ con cartuchos de tinta, ina cuales se calocan con flacilidad, rapides y Weopieza. Cada cartuche contiene reserva ds tinta suficiente pera escribir hasta 10.000 palybrzs, Cada palebre serd esceita ‘com suavidad y uni formidad gracias ai punto de ore de 14K de la Barker 45. Escoja entre siete tipos diferentes de punto el que mejor se avenga von su persone- lidad. Vea hoy mismo le Parker 45, donde su Aarollieta Parker. Pernita que 4) le demunie por qué esta singuler plums es un duda de poutive valor pare uated. _ PARKER Febricante de tot plumas man calicitedes del munds Visite ef Pebollén Parker an ia Faria Mundial de Nueva York + 94-1909 Agencia y Gente: de Atenciéni 6.0, PANO & Mago. Edit, Zingg, Sociedad a Traposce No, 6, CARECAR, “wp. Ui TNT aE rt re!" — co
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* + he = 4 dune 1964 ‘ j MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD y SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and : oo, oO Martin Ferrer ; -: DATE : 4 June 1964 at 0930 hours mame apettipanmrenttrmin “3, AMBIDDY-1 was advised that he should call the - | . - Panama Hilton upon his arrival in Panema and ask for Mr. — ee cr -.- Boysen or Mr. James. . ne re >.  @ Latest report indicates that the ADELAIDA will arrive at Monkey Point at 0400 4 June. A-l has obtained his re-entry visa. A-1 was again asked to. give us. the. . tapes on his Venezuelan conference, 4-1 promised to have ¢them:done. today. ne ot aS. 3,  Ank was asked to please make sure that someone gees Mr. Barnes concerning the petroleum arrangements. It was mentioned to A-l that Mr. Barnes has been waiting fer over a week to see someone in A-l's organization. Mr, Barnes has been kind enough to offer his services ‘and we feel it is unfair ‘to keep this; gentleman waiting. Az1 plans to gend Sixto Mesa and Mr. King today,  A-l- Will. notify us of what transpired at the meeting. = . a. A=1 intends calling later in the day because he : has some other matters he would like to discuss with ts.. — ~ wl 5. Hernandes:” Above epavarsation conducted er ct A Pile: een “ AMBIDDY-1. = 201 wa Gonvereations °“"" ee a —— ae OrH8- ie, ercarg , ee L — pklubeb
ape a ~ Bt @ 3 fune 1964 b i _ SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 is an) . @ad Martin Ferrer DATE 30 Hay 1964 at 1330 hours 1, AMBIDDY-1 called the office again tossay that he would be ‘meeting Al Burt at 1600, A-1 inyuived if it would -€o any harm in seeing Mr. Summ of the State Department since the latter mentioned to AMJAVA-4 that he had not seen A-] — im over a year. A-1 felt that a courtesy visit was called . ‘Gor. We advised. Awl that we could see no harm in visiting 2. ‘aml reported that one of his pilots, Ginebra, had * peuivéd an offer to fly planes in the Congo.. a= did not ee Ginebra would accept the offer.” .3. ‘Ge told. A-1 thet we had received a report that in - | , tinca in Nicaragua called Harianita he had met several U; 8. Air Force officers and asked if. there were any truth to the “yeport, A-l stated that om of their houses is located in ‘Marianita but. he had not met any U. S. officers there, - - | : | a Ye) gleefully reported he contemplates making “quite @ lot of changes in. Miami. A=1 did not elaborate _ [But it appears that ‘most of the Propaganda | section will. be leaving Miami, Be Ani” vas" ‘ pequested. to’ ‘obtain a poattion report a “the DOLORES by 1 dune. en § : fran eniaeaiy §. dg iare. any Roe Pastee: eshee
14-00000 .  @ate.for the Consejo meeting. The reason we are pinning: (aed gaid he wou web at ee cote Gates 6. We asked A-1 if he had any ideas of where AMBANG-1 is at present. A-1 is of the opinion that AMBANG-1 is — probably hiding in some small island off Puerto Rico. 9,. &~1 inquired if he could sue the Newsweek magazine. We advised him that he could sue Dut the likelihood of him winning the case was slight. A-1l was referring to the. ‘article which stated he intended to draw the United States dnto an open conflict with Castro. We asked if there were. any truth to the matter, A~-1 laughed and said, “Of course | not. , 8, A-l was advised that we consider 7 June a firm him down to a specific date was because of the necessary _ preparations that have to be made prior to any meeting. — id be there on that date. Raul J. Hernandez . Fale: ot - Ginebra = 201 * State Deps-. Nicaragua — AMBIDDY-1 = 201. Conversations —
14-00000 + rs weet * 3 dune 1964 . ; MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 4 SUB SECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 : and Martin Ferrer oe Date @ June 1964 ut 1300 hours Po cone 7 4. AMBIDDY-1 expects to get bis. residency permit. today fron Tamigzation in Miami. - “2° g. Coneerning A~1's request that we choose frequencies” i for. the S11 radios it was our opinion this task. could be - i - @eme by Felix Rodriguez. In the Special commo. training - | |. gwen to Feliz, a course. was- specially .geared: to. ‘choosing | anes the correct frequencies and the proper crystals. Arl OE ‘"wentioned the original request had stervsed from Feliz. ‘A=1 was informed that the reports we have gotten about Feliz reflect that he likes to give the tedious Jobe te . gomeone else and this is the case here, . 3 A-1l and AMJAVAS—4 will be leaving tor. Nicaragua @. . Ao] asked 42 the Consejo meeting could be poat- , poned until 9 June, A-1 was reminded when we originally | geked Bim to pick a. day for the meeting we considered: it. &@ definite commitment. A-1. Sequacedand gaid he. would. be there on 7 dune. “' @.- Phe tentative date for the. departure ot the ADELAIDA for" the } operation is.? June. : Se nh oo Raul J, Hernandes - oo wvai/eo/ME File: v "% ae < Rte Fel ix Rodrigues « 201, ne vn eggs a enna ser erwepapeneisneestinsgoeesane or era * ad - ° oon .
14-00000 | Subject bad the eluxpa to attempt to get in. touch * with ANBIDDY-1 im Miami. He asked for an intervies, indicated willin.ses te go te Ceatral america aad “apread Distribution: Orig ~ Addresave Jui 2 © Publicity File 1,2 @ AMBIDDY-1 201
14-00000 Say 2 June 1968 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: ‘Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and Martin Ferrer . - ‘36 May 1964 at 1230 4 crema one oars sm oats mania arent. sesemebin wr SF DATE 1 ceaceorinetent gantnemceminans te sees onset ose SeRA oP 2 at og Here S A ees NER MERE oe ros tee mE 1, AMBIDDY-1 stated that AMJAVA-4 will be meeting | - with Carl in Houston this afternoon, 9, A-l wants to meet with the Consejo on 7 June at 0630 in Panama City. ; . , 8, A~l again reminded we would like to have the tapes en what transpired in Venezuela, Martin reiterated that 4m order to protect his interest we must have current. datelligence concerning his organization. “:" @, t is the opinion of the Consejo that 2 frank, _eff-the-record talk with Al Burt of the Miami press would -@o'no harm, We consider Burt to be a responsible newspaper- — ‘gan and he may be in a position to help A-1 put the. Pilon raid in its proper perspective, If A-l thinks this is a good idea he should speak openly to Burt about -.¢he Pilon raid omitting the embroidery that has accompanied “Ris recent press ctatements, A-1 was reminded thig intere _ view, 1f given, snould not mention or allude to KUBARE — . ““gupport, Since Burt is an ambitious journalist he may.‘ probably ask 4-1 <r a sca@p on his next. raid: egain.we see - Re harm in this. 4-1 said he would ask Burt if he want _¢o go on-a future raid. We mentioned that we doubted he. = would accept the offer, . Lo a, “SS. g > “Aeearding to A-I, AMYUM-16 ia still in New York” -and ia. expected in Miami shortly. Bo os | fm precrronged frequent? .
feet BE ee ee ae IA, STON ER EE 6. A&~l was informed that the ADELAIDA is scheduled to OO a. leawe drydock on 3] May. . 7. 4-1 reported he has talked to Miguel Angel Queveda. ef Bohemia Libre and represestatives of Life magazine con-. cerning the release of pictures to be taken by his own combat . : photographer, .A-1 adced, however, he had sade no fire ; oy . Commitments. Fm , : oe | 8, Awl was asked if his next operation had been given _. @ Bame yet. He ssid the next one was to be ealled “Simon. 4 Bolivar." We told him that we: already learned the code nase. -’ andwarned him against foose talk and the damages. that could ° @peue,. mo ; oo _ irom a, rr) 4 - ®, A-l was asked to contact Manolin Hernandez and inquire why the DC-3 cannot be in Panama before 2 June 1964, A-i was advised that Petrosky can furnish a crew to p*ck up the plane if necessary but cannot since he has ne contact: with Ja) @myone in Costa Rica. A-1 stated he would call Hernandez — - " &m Costa Rica. . . 10, el was informed that three men aboard the ADELAIDA have signed off and should be returning to Miami on 29 May 64 KLM. re -; Qawl J. Hernandes ” File: - - AMBIDDY-1 - 201-—" Gonversaticna Presa nC-3.
14-00000 i | 9 ~ ge * MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD | SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-} ‘end Martin Ferrer DATE : 28 May 1964 at 1830 hours Oe 1.  AMBIDDY-1 called to say that he had just arrived - &m the United States and would only be staying a short: : period and then return to Central Am-rica for the next . - @peration phase. He stated he wanted to discuss some. - matters. with “Enrique” in Panama within the coming week. . —-% advieed him to let us know exactly when and where and “SEC @ Bel dnguired if AMJAVA-4 had: requested rubber . ‘beats from us at. the last meeting 4-4 attended in Wash= ington, A-1 was informed. that we. had discussed the matter . ye sould not recall A-4 placing any erder with the - . Gonsejo for rafte. . A~-l asked if some mfts could be obtained am tame. for the coming operation. — fel did not know the exact amount needed but would consult with 4-4 and:call - Martin later in the evening, The rubber ‘pafte could be gent to same address as were the village radios, .A-1 - mentioned they had the silent motors. — - EL vs. §, del was asked to inquire what had. gone. wrong.in  — Bante Domingo, A-1 believes that the reason the JOANNE eculd not.be put into drydock was because there was: another . ',, @hip in the military yard undergoing repairs, A-l,was  .  ” advieed that was not the information we had: received'and: -. gould he please eheck further. into the matter. he Lo walt. - fpave Rafael GARCIA confront ‘President Reid and obtain the -. eeue story. a
14-00000 a — Steud / 2 : * ' @ &-l wanted five metascopes for the next operation, : : Since those aboard the MV. SANTA MARIA will not arrive in ; . : : time, Dick will get more and give them to Mike GEIDEL a: who in turn will deliver them to AMYUN-19. . - ns 5. According to A-l Maritima Bam now is officially pegistored in Nicaragua, — ‘ i. : . 6, A-1 asked Enrique te convey to ur. Archer his nr . @Patitude for the letter Hr, Archer had sent hin, ; : . 7. §A-l ie very pleased concerning the possibilities : a of extending his operational bases to Venezuela. A-1 or} Wag aaked.to send us a tape of what had transpired and the an . government officials with whom he had met. Log “ &. The conversation ended with A-1 promising to call _- later tonight. (28 May) as to where he and A-4 wanted to @eet with Carl. : me re - Benl J. Hernandez ; ae coe _ WH/8A/S80/HR ewes ce amt wentrne a Sate pane OH ‘Wile: - a " AMBIDDY=1 - 201¢-~ a Convecsations - oT Logistics . ‘Special. Equipment Abave canvervation conducted Ga preseranged frequenily. ae - Gharged geivacy cody ~ SECRET et Ehamnéng it Bete ast daelasnities a
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ete tec eet ia of i AIP CARNAL Ar a the aw = ee So  -U dune 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and Martin Ferrer a | June 1964 at 1600 hours "4, AMBIDDY-1 would like to know from Jim what ‘frequencies he would recommend for the Sll's, A«l sa tegee that the crystals: for the sets will cost about SORE 3. Since Mr, Summ is leaving tomorrew he willbe... unable to meet with A-1, 4-1 feels that he has fulfilled. “any obligation by calling Mr, Suar,, However, perhaps ‘AMJAVA=4"or AMYUH-19 may visit Mr, Summ in the near — ‘3, Ael expects. to receive his visa card today and then’ re-entry bluebook tomorrow from Imnigration. ‘ _* "4. Anl and'A-4 are expected to leave Miami on 4 June. . for Nicaragua. A=-1 will come alone to the meeting in - Conversations SY PES AMBIDDY-1 = 201 coor + Communications — - ou... om Beate Department oo ye TYEE er ees eeceraece aban bla
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14-00000 2? May 1964 AMGOULD MEETING IS WASHINGTON, D.C. 19 May 1964 SGRIECT: ANBIDOY’s Reaction te-Advice to . _ Belay. betura te 0.8. a. auavasa reported that ANYUN<19 canveyed ta AGN iel ay edvice that be not retura to PAFREG right eay, but permit the dust te settle. According to — &XIAVA/4 ©.18 advice led AMBIDDY-1 to conclude that | GBACID did not want hia back in PBPRIME. Ina erder to test this theory, AMBIDDY-] desided to aake a beeline. fer the U.3. Embassy in Managua to pick up his imni- eration visa. promptly granted and we presume AMBIDDY-1's concern that be had. been exiled a second time has as.a resul¢ . ~Reem assuaged.). I asked AMJAVA/4 to tell AMBIDOTe] | that we would be honored to welcone him as @ potential Gellow-citizen. Alse, our relationship. was- based: upen. . eeuplete wotual trust. Our job was te protect his - ‘ear in PBPRIMZ. What we were concerned about vas. that MGIPOT-1, sould be return at this time, would qe —  doubtedly be talked.to by ODACID, ODENYY and the press.. _ ald this it would be best to sidestep. - 3. AMJAVA/4 was asked to convey to AMBIDDY=1 - ar - hat we will tell him. when the coast is clear. If this: é .. Retelthstending he should return to PEPRIME, the desisicn — : would, ef course, be hie. “EE is his ‘Tight, to cone beck _ OF any Cine, Dat I EAiak ay advice 18 good.” edie ate E
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14-00000 | 26 May 1966 | ANGIOELD MEETING IH WASHINGTON, D.C. 19 May 1966 SUBJECT: AMBIDDY’S PERSONNEL POLICY. 1. ANJAVA/4 offered the following analysis of MBULDOT-i’s perscome] policy as a significant facce ef his relationship with others. 2. AVBIDDY-1 is @ leader and a very proud leader who doses mot like to fail in the presence of Ais associates. “3. AMJAWA/4 was glad that the Miami incident (13 May press conference) happened. _ “MG IDOY-1 was really angry with himeel£.° hs Prom the start AKJAVA/4 has tried te convince @MBIDOT-1 that Jose MOLE ROSALES is not qualified for amtelligence ~ so far in vain. "To let MOLE fail in _ doing the job is the way to convince AMBIDDY-1" (So MONE-19 commot handle MOLE ox Edger £080, ‘AMBIDDT-1 won't let him. “We shall have to weit _ emttl thay £52) down em che: joo." 2G. ansawa/4 claims to have a closer relationship. -@ith AMBIDDY-1 than doses AMYUN-19.. He thinks. he ‘under MOBI vOY°], which it would be ‘better te tell AMBIDDTo1 direct.” amyavase welaiod thae AMBIDUTe] cock uxbrage et AMYUM°1S fer conveying to him. SEG *s view: ebout qh Miami press conference, AMBINDY:] was fericus when ELER passed intelligence ebout tha alleged yrosace of SO cal. machine guas' positioned near Pilen, because. he considered this an implied attack ef the soundness of the Filen plan which AMNLEGT = 1 himself had sccm Ye + Headquarters rope pointed eur hat during, the: bt 2 Ye WPS Me if a
14-00000 Reel. eb ‘ oa . eritical perioc following the Miami prese conrerence, : AMYUM-19 was the only available, cleared channel to i AMNOELD and time, in view of GOACID's enfavorebla reaction, : ‘ was of the essence. AHMJAVA/4 was asked to convey this . ' explanation to. AMBIDOY-1 and to stress thet wa consider aNYUM-19 his senior rep in FBPRIME. — mo 4 eee ccaqe =) nie qpatep “ate Meh ay 8. AMJAVA/4 stated that there had been uany betrayals and consequently AMBIDDY<1 was always carefal. At tices he might even think that AMYUM-19 was not loyal which, MUAVA/4 added, “Of course is not true." As A@BLDOT-1 analyzes his ow performance, he is eatisfied that he is performing well.  « has been im the resistence business ince Batista'’s daya and many intimate friends have beo trayed him. At the prescat moment, he does vot ‘have 100% eonfidence in anyones. Everything he is told, be analyses. As en example, AMJAVA/4 briefs Chaves (the Mexican) on a projected operation. AHBIDDY-1 will question AMJAVA/4 closely im order to make sure that the instructions did ‘pot deviate from the plan es conceived by him. . 9, among matters which should be teken up with AMBIDDY-1 direct, no matter how ticklish, was ¢.g. ‘the. ease of .. HOLE. ANJAVA/4 and. AMYUM-19: knew. that KURA ‘have @ poor opinion of him. Then why best around the — . beeh?  aMJAVA/4 at Least had not witnessed any mention — * gvame19 had reported GUENSELER's statenent: that he con-  gidered MOLE a poor cholce for the intelligence job to  ¢¢ wae ANTUM@19 putting worde ieto GUESEELER's mouth. > 96, EECKHOPP commented ea fellows: aMv@te19 will have | @@ tell GUERZRLER or myself if in a given imetances a perecial est oy AMBEDDYe1 out of the comtry, simply eammet.bs put - gp the ehelf, We have ne choise but to tall GUERIELER te tell AMYUM-19 who, bovever, suculd feel fesse to. counsel ef a junior officer (1.a- QUESTELER) giving orders te him oo). 9@ ANTMH-19, an inpression we wuld do our-best 60 ergit eb Lesadds e wae
14-00000 BECKHOTY stressed that we were anxious not ta give AMBIDDY-1 the impression that there exists any. epectal relatioaship between us and AMYUM-19, AWJAVA/4, Our rela-ionship was with AMBLDDi-l who is the leader ; ef the mowement. AMJAVA/4. replied that he had told aMBIDDT-1 this ead that BECKBOFF had made this point very clear at eheigs first mseting in Puerte Rico (see AMMORID Keoting meno, 3-6 September 1963 Subject: Briefing of AUAVA/4.) BECKHOGY added that. be had told AMYUM-19 and wished toe exc tae tliger 00 4 apm: ent at @ repeat this in the presence of AMJAVA/4 that anything discussed while AMBIDDY-1 was net present, could be cold his, Nothing was “off-the-record" in the sense of to. 12. According t2 AMJAVA/4, AMBIDDY-1 knows full qell thet KUBASK considers him the Chief. If we decided eo conspire against AMBIDDY-1 in league with AMIAVA/4 end AMTUM-19, this could only be done within AMYUM, the political movenent, since AMJAVA/4 and AMYUM-19 form pars ef that organization. Our support, however, ie to @OUWST-1 and not AMYUM.. AMBIDDY-1 knows that. — i
oe, CUBA , “This is Radio Fore Coban. the enntém Commets:cet veare of Cog brvuntranrong om the tects hand. W'sawher, melita supple the despay? Close ranks so that. the fatherland. texday Blunderd by Ras sige inprriaiem, becomes the unk of Casssmmeuses we Anserire, This in Rawle Foee Cuba twanwnitting from @ point de Cohan territory.” . fa Cuban eaile communities from Miami te Caracas, the worl was aut: “Algo s¢ mueve" Something is nui ing. Fire came the faint, crackling anti-Cavtro broadcast last week fron inskle Cuba. Then 24 hours later came word of the biggest: raid in moniix on Castro's fortress. The raiders identitied _ themmelves as members of the Muve- ment for Revolutionary Recuperation, .: bed by Biunuel Artime, who headed the : abortive Bay of Pigs landing, | CAR G30 pam, sold an MLR. +. gpokeaman im- Miami, Artime ani a | force of commandos” had ashore at Puerta Pilén, 145 miles trom , - Guantinamo oa Cuba's southern coast, Linking up with a secoml forse of ‘guerrillas from the neurby Sierra Maes ‘tte mountains, the caiics had captured the town amd held it for three hours _/ againa Castro's militia, during that time « declaring. k a “fres tercitery of Cuba.” “They then blew up the Cabo Cruz mill and -disappeared, Dusrto & the exiles: noted with: sutlefaction, was onlya (few “miles from the aps: where Castro" hinuelf orlginutly lanled ‘in 1936, and the Sierra Maevica wax his sanctuary in the‘ carly stages of the “wgvelution, - Within hours, Radio Havana waa on the ale railing about the attuch. Cuatro PRAMS GHHARES neo agree civesrenanngyrmet—t gente seers ba omen e/veaevannas Pm aajn terweasyaes mS “THE HEMISPHERE dhoromd thas the cule Rad soot om a lombeg party. The oul, be legend eas homthanded from ihe wea “be a pirate eradi of the Rea iype. whet the CIA operates irom hase locates mm Florala, - Puerto Reco ami ‘Central Armmorca.” Neverthehes, he adnuited damage to shure invallations and ened that “70,- Am sachs of sugar” had beea deuroyed. Naturally, he blamed “a acw crimunal, wandaistic act by the Unie’ States Gavernment.” Two days tater, Castro's imernal radio reported two more land ings—one by Artune on the wouthern coass, amd the other by Underground leader Manolo Kay tonwuhere in the north, But exile groups in Miami would neither confirm not deay the new raids, Reervits & Munitions.’In Washington, the Skate Depariment blamily denied all, “These attacks,” said a spokesman, “are nether supported nor condoned by the Government.” Perhaps not, but Miami was alive lust week with exile activity. Once again, Cubans were turne ing up at the old clapboard house on - 2ird Skreet that served as a recruit- ing center for the Bay of Pigs opera- Qrtims- 201 wultaat to ite Puerto Riaa P.. aming Board, amd uroppes oud of weght. Hie a tough. chreed-—-and a mas of he wand, “We are mt wormal.” he says. “Ceure @ the man who gant early.” BA cocitmn of Alpas 66, the Rew olutionary Movemens of the Peopie, the Seoumi National Front of Escam- bray aml one or tee smaller oulic, ted By Eloy Gutiérrez: Meaoyo, a tong- ‘ faee guemila leaker who fougnt agniums Batista: Meooye plans to infil Arate- a small force imo Cuba-—prob- ably into the central. Escambray Moun taitmemand start up a guerrilla network. Two weeks aga, Menoyo left Miami. The exiles say he is ia Cuba. ‘ - Turn of the Seraw. If the U.S. & nor directly imvaived, some U.S. intluence and support. seem apparent. Washing- ae tion, getting physical. exams, then mys- - ~ ve Dey terigusly dropping out of sight, Senall groups of Cubans were taining at iso- tatre farms outside Miami, At Key - Large, a 28-fe. launch loaded with exile munitions caught fire, was popping while firemen were trying to douse the blaze. No one believes that a second frontal . invasion is in the offing. The exiles. agree that ix would amount to suicide, What docs seem to be in the works is am attempt ut infiltration, sabotage and guerrilla warfare. Right now, three main groups are operating:.. . ® The M.H.R.,. headed by Artime, fe portedly hay the strong bashing uf Nic« aragua’s Tachito Somoza and. other: anti-Cestroites in Central America. Are tine, say exile sources, operates front Supe stretching from: Costa Rica. to Honduras, A U.S. hunter ia _ the northeastern jungles of Costa, Rica recently stumbled ante a camp with . three large buildings und a lunding strip. that wee In constant use by Hight aire - erat. “Cubans,” sald hia guide, Actime-- does aot have the kind of support Ine. skis an to operate a aioe under grovn caring his elfuris to sabe - tage ‘teanws Winds Cuba. amt commando | Tabla agalnat 17 coustal tavgein, © * © The dunta Revaluctonaria: Cubana wre), Gad by Rey. u onetlme Caniro - onder and o poptlar mn tiside Cuba, Ray gotw ble moruland reportedly: - @ciakiornble material—auppwt from. Venecuala’s former Uronklent. Hamule.- Betansourt and Muvra Rivw's Mung. . alt, le bukt io apurate Walang cana | Goth cummin, He hus wiksly pide . - leteed May. 20 ue hie deudilne for ree tufning to Cubs. to fovitaliee the lac fand’s antl-Custro underground, Last woos Ray resigned his job an @ cone: _ Collecting arma would also be diflcult . tubeego, The Gritish: and French deals thin everyone haat vapected singe the datoreal: ' Collerseia clapboard house: -- ton reportedly. gave Artime the green tight last July. Recruiting personnel and without at lease meic U.S. approval. And then there is the. U.S. economic fae buses, teuchs ard locomotives ‘note withuunding; Castro remains virqually cur od fro (ree-werld trade: As are - other turn of the screw, Washlagton. lot week. controls en U.S, exports of food and. drugy to Cubs, Both had been exempted from the gen> oral U.S. trade envhargo. Mew ensuric: ofa will mead Ginverament approval for . og Cn Uraali fave week Gnally iovk the ace revolutions that. overthrew leftist Proale dont Jude Ciulact. Cuban agente, said —. the Neasilas government, hud beun ene mighty la “oflewive” propaganda “ine aanngiatiitls wlile claiwrcidiod- oat Chelee. Hun prineiples, Such intvrivernce inthe . atre. al’ Gearil ooo cn longer be tulerated.” ‘Diplomatic retains with Cuba were theretora: foramily and of. FUME, MAR EE, Nees” o. oO cecapigreronaepenan sein = = -aremenene ammeter vets Rene emma: werarery mt = eee remit % i 4 i . t { ; ‘ ® i t ' : g c nencan epee ett rebannge © Rie LTS
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RR 29S age om, ; “4 ” Oat imee Lel 9 May 1964. MEMORANEOM POR TES RECORD @pesact: fad Seule Pelephonic Couverestica fh. Ped Geule called tae usdersigned at boee =. g@nertiy before 3300 oa 15 May 1064 from Miami, Pleridea. - 3 began the coaversation by telling Ssule that I had discussed the matter of & contact ia the Miami ‘area; — and taat it was our optsios taat ve could beet collabe- gate with him froa Baskiagtos inageuch as it vee eply . here that the full stery ‘¢ knows. . asule accepted .. thie wits the euumat. that he would aeterally go along _ @ith cur judguest im this aatter. The essence of cur. _ @. Seale Wests with BAY in Caribbeas. fuward the ond.of cur eoaversatic: Saale - ‘better tell you because you will read it ia the _.. @ aeeting with GAY." Saule gave: the ingresaiec:.- - “ @@ being very satisfied with ‘Bis trip and ecm - - | @@meed that RAY wae @uliy prepared fuy hig veatare. . & the JURE. It is ay opinion that this ie true, but that there are onall frictions watch ard. 00 ob ae rtmneoe TE; ARIES Ries, dain bebo age Es 2 bie
en ee age ca tts amet ‘@hat oe 2112 oe tae first. to know of KAY'S aretvel “2 Osbs.; Svels ¢ollecstea his baste theme thet BAT’s effort ts tae last hope to fvee Cuba. 1 teld Seule tmat I .certataly fel¢ that RAY’s contributios is tremendously ievortant. | Im this counection I observed that DAY’s draviag. power was obviously iacressing for to uad oaly | weceatiy receives a query frue rather conserva-~ tive elements agsing if it would be proper for’ thee to spoa. vith RAY'a represeatatives., _Gvecifically kogelio CISWEEOS... I tole szule - Ghat %@ keeping with our policy, I. naa said. tmat BRAY and ais. group ‘appeared to represent ¢@ patriotic and dedicated group tntvrested tn the liberation of thoir country and in the restores. @ion of & demo. ratic goverament. I teld the. person calliay ne that it aigut be wise to apes: . @e KRAY’s grou, now wauen the opportunity presents. Ateels rataer than to facw the possibility of | having to stand in line later. Srule iadieated | @pet be anew of wuich group I wae speaking and - ke undoubtedly would as Rogelio CISNEROS. probably . tetd aia of the coatact recently nade by. members @@ the Cattlezen's Asaoctation of Cube. & Befecticn of Samuel RODILES, Gawle then asked me if 1 had neard of | the defection of Samuel RODILES.. I told hia that: % Bad act and that in ell likelincod if such. a. *. @himg had happened, I ahoald know about it. -- | @. Blas 89th Breaks with Castro. qimtle, thes told a0 that ke had heard wis i f t 4 3 @ ray
act @. Adert 44 cube. Svule tnea informed we tne: eae Kia WORK TIMES had neared vie Ricaard Eder to tne effect: that the tightest aad asst €e0erai siert in the history or Cuba sppeared to Se ta the baking. EGer aad e121 other correspondents nave bees reetricted te Raveaaa. taen sder at te.pted te @ek@ @ trip to Pinar del fio, ne was deated this PFivilege. walle discugesing ¢: Sve mattere wits. - Ghe NEW YORK Fins: by tulesnune, ider was ue Off and they aave not neard fron has since, Thag. Gee precuaably yeaterday, 13 may. ; + apt enentenet 1 RN eh INOS Ne @. Mule iske about General Jituation, Seule was cuite ee ©f the goueral situation i : po i tela him that I believed the alert in Cuba _ t ws Wh & rewuke of the attack oa the sugar #411. pe Goee daye age and the mounting peychological Peeéeure of BAY’s publicized fateat to return . ‘to Cuba. Szule thea added that ta Bis opinion BAY‘s publicity vas e good tailing, particulariy. given thet 1¢ was Played ta « basicelly soderat. ,wey. I agreed with Ssule Gm thie. I taenm tola Swale taat 1 bad aeard enly @ few uuure earlier Ghat there was a widespread 7 Sumer in Miamd to — . She effect that a G-2 had been snot uown over bet that as far as.I knew, thie wae uot - ae true. Seule tea. naturally asked ug: . ‘You would* - Spee if this bed happened, woulda't you? | ‘would have heard thia trea. the Def : “3% GQaswered tant. i¢ ecertataly woulda’t be very long before we would know of such. a ‘fere: I die not believe there: vas any truik to wer to near smething’ @ Gaba at tis tine. head a8 May &. discussed with. Henry Hecksner. the ality of nis releasing certain, information regarding which I. aight eubpequemtly greyide te Seule. Ya ligat of this, Beary gicv= me cone indication of the type — pi thing which he would like te see picked up by the press Gesace of whics ie an attempt to create s better press
14-00000 wise aigage for ASTINs. ta @6iking etta srule, tae Subject of SRT%ME arose from time te tise. Jzule mentioned that ae had come to ais attentiun tuet ARTINA was in New York “with some babe or another: and sovnere near the scene of the strike. sxulc vas aisu extremely critical of tne prese releases ande by AFTIMZ. [I tooe this occasion te . eay that I bad discussed the matter of ARTIME. eita people j g | : | who are much wore familiar wits nis activities. taan I, , a ithafaonadt a rar 8 Ue oe Se a ha ee 2 ie givem that they are in anotaer ge0erTa nice: area, and that. &@ wae ay inp-reesion that AKTINE is not being givea ss @uch credit for ule eff{.rt» ax pernape ne anould be and . @het it aay cell be that be aes fairly solid plans ekich - eeaenet be actually taitiated until such @ ties as he has. : . . > Welded togetaer tne nucleus of a aev organization under... 7 oe nel . Sire. Once experivaced in thetr present activity, 1¢  . . oe, a .  @063d well be tast AkTINS could folloe the RAY concept. — CO ; * - : * | @& developing resintaace sitnin, {[ told szule tnat Fo 3° co Rs » , Belfeved that the activities of AXPIME and. Rloy GUTIRRREZ “>... fiemeyo could not but heip RAY's programs. Se@ulc's basic 8 _. ° © fie@etfen to favurable statonenty regarding ABTINE may be Pb. to, - beet described aa @ enurt. . cleeme sisiyen worst we este ANE Heth GIRAMIAD WPF Ba _; &lfense Rodrigues :, WE/3A/90/4R..
14-00000 a ee . eerie | AMWORLD Meeting in Washington, 19 May 1066 GUBJECT: AMBIDOY-1's Relations with| 2. ANJAVA-4 remarked that AMBIDDY-1 had not mentioned. to anyone that BECKHOFF had talked with him about this affair. (See AMVORLD Meeting Memo 15-16. ¥eb 1964, Subject: — a : Be. BECKHOF? we-affirued that the matter had been raised in eompliance with hie wishes that we let him know about any derogatory informabion on, subject. He had been told "in slow — . Baglish" that we im vact bad iaformation from. several sources which testify te Subject's former intimate relations with Yulgemcite Batiata. BECEKEOFY had arava AMBIDDY-1°s, attention te tke following alternatives: Be ‘Ronore are true. ANBIDOY-1"s decision is Be. _ mors cannot be confirmed. “How serious is the | they @ause to ANBIDDY~ 1b. public position. . ee : a ro ‘head listened carefully, nerely. commenting | ehat. ‘ali this wag “very interesting.’ He had not beea ‘eo make a decision. Spesifically, BECKHOFF had told hin. that Gebject waa reputed to have been. the mistress oi other . 2 , aizent Cuhane, besides Batista, and that AMBIDDY.1. could: , Geneeivably be blackwailed by- JURE andthe presa, to: meation alg a tev sources of threat. presumed knowledgeable. . aan ' Ge . ARBIDOT}. had sot, been told that his: affair. wath wae Risble.te jeopardise AMWORLD. After all,. he | Wee am intelligent man whe did not. have to. be teld the  @bvicus, vig. that a psess- scandal would be. serious: ‘indeed. SAISGLS, chua Gatanoes had Goasulted, bad taken the. ‘position: get AKBIDDYe 1 ebeeld reach the necessary Gur position was that ANBIDDY=1. could not rus. 2. political ‘ sevenent. unless he could handle his perwonal affeirs; - The _ binoknast: potential in thisaffair wae serious: ag. far am Gupaek is concerned. - 5. ANJAVAné believe that the: problew- in, pelattoni! «ba tween AMBIDDY.3. and AMYUM-19 atens.from the fact that. the | fatter ew ‘diecussed: Gubject: with aMBIDDY=3.- “AETUN-19! a: and. eonclusions | bineelf. 7
14-00000 ns -~ - a ig ANJaVi-4@'s pliaee eal) for a threat te quit AMWORLD 2¢ smn ing7.4 gakes hneowe hie decision te marry Subject. In the same breath, ‘OBJatee4 atated that ne Bad mot aade Bie views kaewa to aNB1DOV=i. “because then our position vould be the way it ia sow vith. ABYUM.19. You cannot put aMBIDDY-1 te the wall. Be must be led te believe that it was he who made up bis mind. ball | @. me forecasting his and ANTUE.10's otra tegy, “ AMJAVAn4 etated the fellewing: mo, Sa370E ie net just AMBIT. It ie all e@ ue. Be. is working for aN¥UM and in that regard is: answerable tc. all of us, because be is part of AMYUM. Whea we talk ‘about the Adelaida problem, we talk about.a prebles — arising within the organization. AMBIDDY-1 -kaowe that: he will have KUBARK’s eupport which isc meant for him ret fer AMYUM. But in AMYUM we hawe to decide. Even the people in jail inside Cuba want to know if it is true that AMBINOV..1 bee « mistrese and believe that we are condoning ¢his. AXBIDDY.] is sot only answerable to use but to the ple in jail. We, im turn, are reaponsible for our jeoned comrades. as part ef AMYUM I have te decide . G2 3 waai giaght or not.  sMBIDe-) is: clear. oa, that.” @. a etating cur posities, we nade clear te AMJAVA~4 that GarPriage is not. a deciding factor in determining our eourse of ection. An enguing. ecendal might force our band. ih ey sete etch rE ipegerees eee RB te
14-00000 7 | SLORET cow AMPORLD Meotiag in Washington, 18 Hay 1064 GUBJECT: Belivery of DLINOLE' oe Lettar 1. ANJAVA~€ was handed « neauage, in AMBIDOY-1's . gede, couveying DADIOLD's congratulations ujoa the Pier ot : 8 the erigianl eseeage we rend te ANJATA=€~ cred Ral an (ar palette Gots te dd Od go todilentign
14-00000 . pea RES . ‘ : Report ¢ Db-837, CE, 30 Apr 64 (cene.) PaDwUw te divorce her husband. — : , lis about 26 years old and she is from Yaquasay,’ : , Las Villas province. She was a protégée of Pulgencio: BATISTA Zaldivar i since she was 14 years old. She married Major Roger ROJAS Lavernia | ; and has two children, 5 and 6 years old.: _ According to source, her youngest child is by BATISTA. ‘ | was also the mistress of Marcos PEREZ Jiménez, | oe former President of Venezuela. | ee hes ' & addition to being a very attractive woman, — is also very intelligent. _  &ecerding to source, on various cecasions (aia not specify dates) | has. talked to BATISTA on the phone from Miami. | » QURCE 2: 7 a B96. had @ conversation with Nazim ELIAS Thumas and told ELIAS “hat s0m@ days ago a Cuban exile lady who was from the City of Santa .. Clara, Tas Villas province, nat expressed herself in very bad terms . and had exiticized ie while she was in the "Optica | Mipen* optical store... That the lady had: said --"——Jhad abandoned his fiancée, who is a good girl, to Live with another woman who had. been oo" married to Roger ROJAS Lavernia. mo 7 . After hearing this, ELIAS told P-33 it was true o eae AL was a ving ‘with the ex-wife of ROJAS Lavernia.. “ = By the way in which ELIAS answered P-96, it ean be understood that ELIAS knows said lady perfectly. During the conversation, ELIAS told Pp-96 that when he we sd - dq the U.8. Naval Base at San. Juan, Puerte Rico, from La oa, base authorities gen ret from him ¢ Seas WUinotszation eo feshea we fee! "+. em@esers ae ‘we tee ee ee + wt Oe °® ane, pone ‘Desesee ‘euey this“ authorization BAG BirdTOLORS ied Garsmows we wee ow "oS! §ougee reports that, before CASTRO acizod | power, “ase t© live in Cuba at Milan 8t. corner of Villoido,. Reparte Apolo, City oy + @€ Havana, ‘That “pig parties" were given in that house in which people; ml "jpesed for pornographic pictures. Source assures that she saw pictures | Of thene parties: an Guba and, wee shocked by ‘Shods. immorality. © :
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1400800 " | Seth 12 May 1964 BEMGRANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Telephone Conversatios between Hike GEIDEL and Martian Ferrer ‘DATE : & Hay 1964 at 1030 hours . i. The weadersigned reminded Mike GEIDEL that it ie essential that AMBIDDY-1 meet with *RODEMEYER" when the former returas te Miani. ee a . @,.- Mike stated that YERGO (MRR Dominican Republic delegate) had received a telephone call. from President Reid _— ‘er some other high official in the Dominican Republic which — @gtated thet President Heid would like to meet with AMBIDDY-1 - that they could have anything they wanted in the Dominican. “3. Martin: next ‘brought up the subject: of the HID. °° .I¢ was GEIDEL's impression that this organization might be. . organsgation some sabotage materials and see what happens... Piles .. Dominican Republic : ee on 12 May in the Dominican Republic. YERGO was also. informed — " pothing more than a provacation., This opinion is.aleo shared - by JMWAVE, Mike commented that AMYUM-19 has met with members — ef this organization whe for the most part are unwilling to. ‘geturn to Taba. A-19 would like to test their mettle before . ‘mpegotiating with them any further, A-19 intends to give this: coon eewe emis ach alse” 50" + Ahn SENESEREERONI Ine women natant Pod
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nd SECR seers - x 35 May 1964 » Mb- a * le SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-] and Garl E. Jenkins BATE : 1600 hours, 12 May 1964 i. AMBIDDY-1 called to report that he had just errived in Miami and was on hig way to a meeting with ‘al Rodriguez at the Holiday Inn. — - @. I told him that some of our friends had motified some activity that indicated mother and baby might be up to something tonight. AMBIDDY-] said he .” @ida’t Enow anything about it but would check and let us know. I asked him to try to confirm it so we could belp him if.he wished us to. - AMBIDDY-1- 201 Conversa tions
Se ~ 21 May 1964 a HGP MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD = eo | ae , SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-}. and Martina . a , Ferrer a Se ¢ DATE. +: 11 May 1964 at 0930 f . 1. AMBIDDY-1 telephoned from the Miami airport to. say — that he would be leaving in two hours for the Dominican — boon Republic. to meet with President Reid on the morning of : 12 May 1964, . 9, Ae) expects. to meet with PETER C, ENITTEL and Tom Murphy at the Miami Airport this morning before A~1 departs for Deminican Republic. Lo a ‘no .@, And was advised that Mr. Alfredo RODEMEYER would . like to meet with him at the Holiday inn at Coral Gables upon. .. Ael’s veturn tomorrow. A-1 stated he would be at the Holiday inn after 1800 on 12 May 1964, A-l was assured this meeting ‘-had nothing to do with our operations and not to worry. Ag) gel nas given the como plans to 4-10 who will give. them to Mike GUERELER (P) sometime this afternoon. | co gg Bue to AMJAVA-4's late arrival in Nicaragua the entire ‘\ gehedule for the operation has been pushed back one day ao _ginee the ship left one dny iate. | a-1 also mentioned there ‘have been some minor changes in the land ‘operation. .- @,  Manolin Zernandez is now in. Panama dealing with Mike Petrosky concerning the DC-3, A-4 apparently had a narrow escape _ on a: Micaraguan plare and A-} appears ‘determined to have his — own plane in the aix.. . pO a. : Leet : Catintae cee entemgiig) fr He yg esas ee
or Raw ve Sao Tote eee 9, Aseording to Maegdenberg, the Dutch engineer, the ship is in fairly good condition and should require no more , than five days in drydeck. A-1 casually mentioned that . . the Dutchgan had to be dissuaded from going on the operation 7 ' itself. 2 i) ‘8, &-1 was reminded we must have a firm statement from him as to when the operation is to take place if we are to ot . be of assistance to his organization during the critical : period. A-l stated he had promised to break the heads of ¢he commo people aboard the ship if they fail toe advise him 8s. te when the Swift departs from the mothership. 9. &-1 would probably leave for Nicaragua on Wednesday to be at the base in time for the operation. me Re. Reul J. Hernandez a ee WH/8A/SO/ HE  AMBIDDY-1 = 901 .” Do - - ‘JOANNE an ea Bee ' Dominican Bepublic a os Operation ZENON ; oo cation candace’ | Conversations 1 Ae atrercety eruenng te erences Stren me a A ROY = oe any Gheietet-f:9 rteay fecha e py Gar teesty.. Shep:
14-00000 Sach “ef ae tak, an nna abet CG a Pe A Crieff ot Station, JSG AVE : AXE ae aeneetiene ¢ Mecmeremetee igre arent eee crue e cmeneine at lew et cerca Be meena me erent ee eg Deputy Chief, WH/Special Affaire TveBIC AMWORLD/ ictoe que earRae o meertebialnmn ange eek WR ae tl - 2. &ecording to ANYUM-19 (DOI 4 May), AMBIDDY-1 once more is giving serious thought to contracting marriage with Subject. eemepant te wee ne 2. &eeording to ANYUN-19, ANBIDDT-1 suffers pangs of conscience and has premonitions of bell. What he has in miad is a church wedding with all the triamings. Since Subject’s previous marriage - . was not soleunized by the Church, AMBIDDY~1* 8 ‘conscience appears — .. “oe, ‘3. AMYUM-19 claims that AMBIDDY-1 brushes off allegations about vO o Subject’s ‘alleged affair with Fulgencio Batista as nere calumny, [ , Be dees not know whether AMBIDDY-] hag ever asked Subject to congira . or deny the rumor, — 4 The reot of the trouble, es 4NYUE-19 sees it, is that AMBIDDY-1 in the person of Subject is encountering a seagoned pro who playe with consummate akill upen hie vanity and whe exzploite hie naivete which ie thet of “a 14 year old." A4MBIDDY-1, in fashioning personal relaticn- ships; .s unable to make adjustmenta te the circumstance that, being & person of some importeice, his personal affections are pot always cultivated om purely unselfich grounds. a Be. Sayun-i? claias that Subject’ s former husband, Roger Hermtlic Rojas Laversisb, ie attempting te blackmail AMBIDDY~1 and that geome of AMBIDDY-1° @ seemingly closest associates. way be harboring aimilar designs. @.. BRCEZOPP reatated the position ef EUBARE: a ene of. non-inter- wention eas leng es matrimony is kept in abeyance. Conversely, marriage -and any ensuing scandal would force ue to re-assess our position and, ia extremes, ‘might force KURARE te withdraw ite backing of ANWORLD. Le oe ’ ARYUM-19 ezpressed the wiew that ANGIDDT-1 would probably . forego marriage if made aware of KUBARE’s position as stated above, We rejoined that ANBIDDY-1, should he golicit our views (but not otherwise), . would be told just that. ie hezery authorized to state KUBARE' 5. poattion aleng GURRTLER. “ues iadiented im Para @ if the occasion presents iteelf. oy ay of: Be Be re ee = Ne - zi ‘| enoss aarcacect To Bistributics soe cach a BA/EGEC iy sa/aonG « WR/Gecurity | oe UTES MAME -
14-00000  Peanemitted herewith are two AMOT reports om ANGORLD activities | | |  wmden aay be ef interest to SECKROFT. See Rea Sn Doce arate Ba4ae ly | asaaecanra’ poe inae pop oot
14-00000 : 2 oF SE e wis ‘ . Report @ DD-837. i sussect: eae” Mess a a SG . SOURCES: 1. i ager! rmation acquired fromphoiarife SNiiubZCinssles : FR Av@., Miami. . NE 2 eat Adit sormation acquired during a conversation with | (unwitting source), who is a ve ‘close ‘friona of Manuel ARTIME Buesa andy aqneies pi veoty : Cru od se information acquired during. & conversation with. im ELIAS Thumas of 821 SW 23rd° “AVG. ¢. apt 15, Miami...’ 4. @3..- Intecmition acquired from Acasia VAZQUEZ Gallo o£ . ees8 a isth St.. Miami, who lived in Cuba at ene: block. m a Source veporte that 2 group of 16 men belonging te the action #F gzoups broke with i ae @ they were not in agreement with the '|twanner in which AB SE SL uses the money of the oxganization. | According to these men, ef has assigned very good salaries '@@ @11 his geliends in addition to paying their rent and giv very i. gooe ‘gifts t them. A specific example is j IEE 0 winom ext gave $1,000 when he married. ° oe oo Agcording to source, bought a boat for a certain sum. mofo” “money ‘put wala that he had paia a much higher price. This. immoral icy “has: ereated great unrest among?" members... OP Source @lso reports that, at present, there are. aboug, 20 p -isoners if an ‘the bases and that there are problens with 2 O& “ eecount of this (source. aig not give details).  @ouree claima that has elready. distributed: all: ‘the: om . appointments for Cuba, ineluding Councilmen's positions, anong his: Seisude and unconditional supporters.: ° - Source deaened ne coaversazion with “stivia, GARCIA \ Acosta that, ore SS ee ee ais shi hy RANG WEAN Sohbet. 2 CSE erties ?. Preity eet a TPP VIOLA oo ay ayy perree i Bt present, “4s having an affair with wf _ - 3 “o [| and that some dpys. ago cAts ga gave Br 4 “| @ héuse as a gift.. that Cat and: aro now Miving’ Be oe fa this house, whichis » “dveam.”. (Phone: nunber PL-4"7912.). was marriod to. proxevolutionary arny bajor | pala al. the. exponses: tee[__ | - Roger ROSES: Lavernia, and
14-00000 y Ba po SRE le cen eeeenipelin en = A AOR ABE SO : : 30 April 1964 MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD a tg SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBYDDY~1 and - : Mertin Ferrer , , ; bo, DATE : 29 April 1964 at 1630 hours . wee ey 2. AMBIDDY-1— commenced by saying that he has obtained : sol “the charter for Libernic which Somozga had toe sign. The ~ eriginal copy has been lost; however, 4-1 has a “Dhotestatic | COpy with’ General BomoRa' & signature. . > By) The undersigned requested of. A-1. ‘that. he make: | quite clear to President. Reid. that . AMWORLD is not. receiving. aia from the United States. A-1 was warned ‘about making - _ Anpuendos er. ambiguous statements. concerning American: aia. . 3, Anl stated he would inform this office as soon as arrangements to go to the Dominican | ‘Republic were’: <- A-1 was sdvised that we will be in Puerto Rico - Gonversat ions ‘GANTA MARIA. Dominican Republic.
14-00000 -— ro 30 April 1964 °. “ -.. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ‘ * -SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between Bartia Ferrer * 1, AMBIDDY-1 was reminded that he should make a quick . trip to the) and to ' arrange for drydocking and refueling facilities.. A-1l was: ‘advised to use a more subtle approach than used on Celonel . Lopez of Honduras, A-l's main. objective should be. to: get. -"his feot in the door’ in the Dominican Republic... A=1.. ‘should pursue the soft sell.cather than the hard sell... _ . 4 ince he sounded a bit reluctant to. forego - ‘the next: operational . phage in: order to repair the: ADELAIDA,. 4-1). was reassured... . that the overhauling of the. ADELAIDA would take place after the operation rather than before... 4-1) will take. AMJ/) Yas ‘with him to the Dominican. Republic. . Should President/ | -~ ask for the — coupany who will. act as the agent for a An} should: ‘gay it. ‘is ‘ef Co 3, &ml was asked if he had: ‘obteinea his: . 8. visa, Ae? ‘veplied he has all the documents s ready ‘and ‘wall Tequest a6 next tine he goes to Nicaragua. — and AMBIDDY-1 } a DATE : 29 April 1964 at 1100 a _ : 73 | j ; 3. A-1 has no objection to AMYUM19"'s attonding ‘the Bex? meeting in Puerto Rice... The undersigned inforasd.A-1 - that we are preparing thu intelligence data on the say targets “ke requested, and ‘they wall be presented to. his at GUE . , meeting. : phe tenn Wty Vera's ed a ot Ganged geivecy code
14-00000 { 4. A-l commented if it-would be possible for: Kelly ; to arrange fueling facilities at Bluff with Texaco Oil gahter than Esso. The person in charge of the Esso company ; im Bluff apparently is not in sympathy with HERR. movement; ; therefore, A-l is reluctant to deal with Esso, @-1 , inquired if the person in charge of Esso could be replaced. A-l was informed that although Kelly enjoys a. great deal . ef influence with Esso we doubt that he has that much. ~ influence. As it stands now the LCM obtains supplies there and it is then tranferred to the ADELAIDA. because A-1 is ~ reluctant to take the ADELAIDA near ‘the Esso installation. e ‘ 8. -In conclusion A-1 was complimented on the manner his organization behaved during the operation. : 6 Should A-l obtain any definite information as to - ‘ when he will be going to the Dominican Republic he should ; eall our office in order that we may make our own traveling arrangements. : — Oo | . Red) Wendy EEE Be oo Raul J. Hernandez WH/SA/S0/HE , les Ss L Dominican Republis a@eIDor-1 = 201 Conversaticns a Seen ee ese
14-00000 en aa 29 April 1964  RENMORANDOS FOR THE RECORD : : een . SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 aed Martin Ferrer pire :. 29 April 1964 at 0800. 1. The undersigned telephoned. AMBIDDY-1 at his home ‘n “an attempt to reach him befére his return to Miami became bape tthe + Hye Semmttnren 4 Sat imp eimai suntinlie ae * aergeee saeco en : ; 2. 4-1 was advised: that one of the most urgent matters new nendi ne his trip to the, ma resolve. the preblea. of drydock facilities he 1 was still. half asleep and further conversation at this gti. would be useless. A-1 was requested to call Martin, at the office later in the day. Files DpY-2 201° (Conversations.
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apnea eae ene ea ee SECRET @ Bay 3966 MEMORANDUM FOR: Caief, WH/Sé/External Operaticas Branch GUPJECT + aMworip— | 1. Subject, who is Manuel Artine’s aged mother, has - Gat been reported as hiding out in Iglesia Criste de Linpias ae Havana city. '@. Artime bas been without news from her for the last ¢wo months. His link to her used to be the Spanish Commercial «gs We have prosised Artine to study ways and means of eentacting her in order to ascertain her state of health, ner husband's whereabouts and any personal needa she may Distribution: si Orig & 1 - Addrensee ~ ; ; . 1 = WH/SA/SO/HH - Artime 201 é
14-00000 Fee ote fl A2EPORLO Meeting im Ban Juan, P. B., Gu$ Bay 1064. GURIECT : Beality ef autencay 2. Om 4@ May 1964 HQS representatives raised with AMYOM.16 the question if AMBIDDY-1 in hia owa iad aceepte the premise | affaires. <ANYUM.19 replied that ANBIDDY-1 had not always done. ee, but had now become convinced that he was in de facto eentrol AMWORLD. Commenting upon that fact, AMBIDDY-1 had recently ed that be now thought he could, if he @o. decided, fire fic7boch AUJAVA~4 and aNYUH-19 without KUBARK attempting. to een asa verwarpamamensanccgrrcin meee mccomiaea canagse 65 8 wm ve . @. The arrival of James ZABOTH on the eeene had at fire? ’ -peukiadled. AMBIDDY-1's suspicions that ZUBABK may after all try @o elamp tight controle upon his operations. Uovever, ZABOTE’ a. ‘general approach had disarmed those suspicions and convinced AMBIDDY-1 that be is in fact master of hia deatany. 19 > fPominieced that AMBIDDY-] had. ia the beginning euepected his | ai ABSA Thm} as beieg EUBARK plants. AMYUM-19: added ‘he waa *.. @@ be quite candid in telling us that he would not himself have. | * Geabte as to the sincer?#y of KUBAREK's promise of autonomy. "  - @. We wen emphasized our adberence to the principles of autencny, witness our. desire to disengege from extensive. juvolve~ ment in AMWORLD legistics, our non-interference in personnel. matters (except where overriding ODTOKE security interests are favelved) and our future handling of bubsidy paymente. = @. Comment: We found. no reason for -disbelioving AMYUM-19's ‘ag. the principle guidiag our eple in. AMYUM.19 observed that AHBIDDY=1 ahould ta PBPRIZE.coatrols of ef independence from KUBARE control ia his masagement of avORLD . accepted a position in AMWORLD had he entertained the slightest’ — @ 4 ’ ¢ .4 (- bo: , t xf
14-00000 —_—- -  clasnren wissase | 2% Ut fF S _ . cag, H.D.Becicier/bh aan 3g 12 peas J . a WNT WE Fa/SO/H NEE SECRET ao. rT . | DY + 4215 Lagi NDE 7 May 64 Lagh HE CS LENO. 19.124- ie tf UT 2 _ “e et. |. Rie Fh a OE mmm B SZ ; IC YOBITE AMWORLD. 4 a _ QO presse ARRANGE FOR MEETING BETWHO “UR. BODEMEYER" AND AMBIDDY-1 " DURING LATTER'S FORTHCOMING MIAMI STAY, PREFERABLY IN WAVE SAFEHOUSR * abate ° an -,7nk wee i Tea = FOR ING SESSIONS. IT Most JHPORTANT MEETING TARE PLACE AT THIS Oat: PEOPOSE DEBRIEY AMBIDOY-2 an CONTROVERSIAL EVENTS “ Bere et cag mtsces oem yg eR Pe tecepeg BY OTHER THAN THE. is Orr FICE 1. PROHIBITED, on ded,
14-00000 AMB0GLD Meeting im Saa PUBB « P.B., 28 May 1866 SUBJECT: Cackling Over Unlaic Eges ee ee , 2. AMYOM.19 confided ‘> us that AMBIDDY-1 hed, prier to _ the lauaching of Operation ZENON, prepared a “three aad coe ' Peg “ pews release which laid exaggerated claim te. , damages in€licted duriag the raid on Santa Crug gel Sar. Galy the last sentence wutated, sore or leas as an afterthought, that this should be considered just a minor MAR operatioa. . Avi. 19 bas told AMBIDDY.1 that in his opinion any future eto ghould be held down to one or two brie? para- 2. We pointed out to ANYUN-19 that AMBIDDYT.] wan - /. @vaideatiy paying mo more than lip eervice to our recemet- (7: @aties that he under-orather than over--play hia successes. _. - @patieiaed a statenent made by AMBIDDY.-] during a Biemi prese _ geugerence to wit: "We do not have ezough boats. In one might we can make two teips but not more, but we are Going -4@. We will #111 the country with enough aras to. free the  egentry. frou ecumunion.“ Ue. took the position that if we were » . 9m AMBIDDY. 1's: shoes. we simply woulda't let on about military... _ mattess aince this pigys inte Castro's bands, giving Bim = . gpatudteus access te military intveiligesse.. AMBIDDY-1 .. eeantered by asking. us how-he could raise the morale of the .” poeple without saying anything end without talking about. .  gpeeeeatal ope inmide. an oO . eo Ve men to AMBIDDT.1 that asy vital inforsa- “~ “¢iem aot poblictsed mazes the task of Castre’s espioaage .gervice that sere diffievlt. Besides, things had now. come. ..  @ pass where Little credence was placed in cisina of _.  guccess and preniees bed cut by Cuban exile leaders. - What -- Seige whieh spanks oF Qteelf. AaXBlODi~} sould be sack’ . ere effective by preservirg a posture of. insorutability. Sg eoumeciied AMBINGT-i te resist a natural tendescy to So geORET er : reecuereipeecere, Spe Yeni ta sttin nanan arene Hara tninss beag S CemT Ete" Se i i Shenae a
14-00000 SECRET ot gaflate the significance of bis intial successes aad t© present Qhes im their proper perapective. &¢ anoalid refer te ‘tases guceesses og were appetizers, with the main dish to. follow later. Thie approach rather than the clais ef a big vietery @onid arvene the kind of detereet, and is Castru’s case, hind ef premonition which carries psychological impact. 4. We doubt whether AMBIDDT-1 at thie stage is prepared — ye heed cur counsel to be. conservative in his elaine te: victory. fm the unhealthy climate of. competition, engendered by the epectacie of numerous exile organisations vying te be the first, ARBIDOT.) may be unable to resist the temptation te breadeaaé his victories aad to exaggerate the damage they have {ng lieted. deem eae ay eee SE PE SERIE Ae smewmenar om © Ba S ® 3 te
ANWORLD Meeting 1a San Juan, P. B., 3-5 May 1964 SUBSECT: The Mature of the Asericas Comnituent 2. Alleudiag to certain charges levelled against Cia 4a : g gecemt publication ea the Bay of Pigs affair, whose Babe . @taace was that the Cuban military leadership bad beea served -- @it® erreseous intel estimates by their ClA advisors,. 1. -~oiged . -¢@ AMYUM-10 the hope that the U. 8. team servicing. AMGORLD weeld never be eubjected to similar censure (wi theut. iapiyiag deatien for charges made in the instance of the Bay of - >. E reiterated that it was our strong desire to be _ “gboolately forthright with our Cuban counterparts, especially ia . @tveesing that our target intelligence bad by ite very sature to be ef limited usefulness, especially when it cane to predicting the exteet and nature of Cuban defense usasures. Ag an ezanple, eertain radar sites had struck us as highly vulnerable to e@z- ¢Gerual raids; but that this estimate might not secessarily be — Qegae eut if pat to the test of an actual operation. — . - eo Sm the general contest of pacts fulfilled, I ence mere peiated eut te ANYUM.19 thet the americas commituent to — ‘Tne @ tenemue one and. that I. would. never be able to — ive am estimate ef U. 5.. Goveranent.iateations vig-a-vis::-: VARSLD ether than what cas be:deduced frow.the evente.of the - we day. As. an exanple,. offfeial americas reactien te . eidesiag repercussions of a limited ALWORLD success: ia aiding Cuba. was simply. wapsedictable, ANYU#-19 hastened te ‘Qgumenciag operations was partly a refiection of a sence ef Qpeceurity engendered by the official American poature ia t ten Bh mete a
14-00000 zs am. DISPATCH a 2G * Se Vet. fe 4: aaact = SAPOK/TYPIC/Opere cional/ANBORLD - 7 ACTION RP-SSIRED: Hone, FYI | ae a REFERENCE; UFGA~15147 of & April 1964 — . arety vs Ret '. Praneritted herewith are the Contact Reports of Taree th, GUEETLER for the period & ~ 14 April 1064. | eee IA oe . Simtesratiens 7 oo B.= £6380, watte/h/w ee a ee ae a ‘ Fn Tt amine ens Ser tg ately mete ete 6 6 mA an teen oe nakt SET Nm ‘ seat .!
14-00008 a « CONTACT REPORT @ Se a GPERATIONs AIWORLD 7 DATE TYPED: 6 Apr. G8 4 ry (5) SEME AND PLACEs 6926-1200 Bre. © Apr. 68, S/H 260 ee a % : . wm ~ oe oy . ~y moe t ‘ * ® : . $ e~ ‘ . + i 4 s de Awl was asked te provide the Case Officer with a cample ‘w2.; @& Pecent AMYUM radio programs. (Comment: PSY requested this. =e.- A Station contact is considering producing: a “Monitor*=type 2, » originating in Miami, and bréadeast over WRUL. All | 6% groups would be represented and it would provide a means. * for epecial broadeasts such as announcements of any successful hsabhbtbed0h - Se Reporte from Necin Elias frequently mention ex action group ‘known as °M.1.B", one of whose leaders uses the way name °@) Diable*. A report from Nacin dated 16 March included an appeal for help in exfiltreting "el. Diablo® and some others who. are in “ Ganger. A-19 has: heard that six men of the M.I0B. have just 3 ome out, One of the men is said to be "el Diabie"{ Comment: ° ; Gebrlefed A-1$ will. have. thea: wiefed-by-AMFAST<¢8 and "°° a. « An19 believes that this group is the. source. ef most. ; gooumsnts fareiched:. by Nacin and are either the only i worthwhile contacts of Nacin.or are completely controlled by. vg -y be replaced by Ruane if he does not quit f' ret. Geis still net = 4 ths kind of leadership necessary for military sp3. - * 9 Gf eource, will necessitate finding a new eaptain. for the r . Beleves. Of the thres crewasn whe recently left tne Adelaida, og » Qe were ha Gifficultios with the rest of the crew and ene, aphianlheded hts. optic a wat pe tea bet Sharm vids oleic les i, Geertian eshed dm1¢ if AUNONLE-= bed recalvad a aeausdty ~~ briefing recently raniading him not te discuss AIORLD bus e | An19 ‘wented to. knew if A=? was etill talking too much. The  ¢ndereigned replied that quite a bit of inforeation. pertaining. . €0 ABICRLD was soning accrese hie dask. end that At. a ared te _ Come: from AIIORLD-2. When euffielent detaile are availiable it . WAL) be called to the attention ef the Consejo or4 ANBIDOY=1, bit tt sei A shut l rt airs sete scat a wars
14-00000 : Guantanamo, Oriente Province 7 June 1916 may be identical with the subject of an AMOT repert Listing hie eas candidate Gor councilman of Guantanamo Citg Hall on the PSP slate during .. _ the Grau regime and stating that his son is private secretary e:- .. €o Carlos Olivares,Undersecretary of Foreign Relations Ministry So. ef the GOC, A-19 was so informed and was asked to have anc - s  - dmvestigation made, taking into consideration beth the CI and pr operational leads aspects of the natter, | nn Th Guertler asked what her function was with er e AWlD & ted thay he was surprised to. see her name on “> 7 the payroll. She is working with] [in intelligence. She jioy s <> as all the lesbian contacts in the city and knows everything Ghat goes on. Nothing can be done about it because oie ie another ' Svoman of confidence’ of ANBIDDY-1, a ——, weer ater 7 : The Case Officer brought up the matter of telephone security, °. @he posaibility that A-19°s private line and his hope phone - Gould be tapped, and sugg«sted the use of pay phones for operational - Galle, especially to the Consejo. In order to make use of direct. Gialing A-19 could call the Consejo giving his number and await ¢he return cali. at eee Poet want te bring this up with del) According to A-19 group ie ponitoring all ealle te -AMYUH headquartere but he does. not think his private line (the “3 ene used by GUERTLER) is monitored. In reply to the Case Officer's. 3 -G@usetion A-19 said. that A-1 does: his. business calla from his ‘homa, .Ge@e the house of hie mistress. The Case Officer commented that . this fact was known to another group (unspecified) ang. let the. Batter drop. co, » The reasen for the blown AMYUM eafe houge:: Walle ihe AMYUNS’ - (were on the roof etringing the antenna one of them dreve his ‘gar enfe the lawn of the neighbor ee that it would be in the -@hade of the neighbors tree. Naturally the neighbor came out _ eo see what wae going on. He did see. Ag A-19 said, when he | an jeerned of the incident be had to laugh (albeit somewhat hysterically) — The enly Alternative would be to kill the idiot. Guertler agreed. =; We ean only hepe thet the next safe house will be wery isolated. “a a re ee cL “1 on 5 Na RUST Engr ty? jaeron %,. Quertler
14-00000 CONTACT REPORT § $$ OPERATIONS AMMORLE _DATE TYPED: 7 Apr 68 CONTACT: AMYUH-19 wee ee ‘ t . \j' ,, . FING AMD PLACE: 1600-1620 lire., 6 Apr 6%, S/H . oo le Attached are two recent reports covering the activities | . @@ Jeee Elfiae aka Nacin. The Habana contact, | | , i» hao informed AMYUM thut if he can be picked up he will be able ~~ I+ to come to the WAVE area for about 15 days for debriefing and — a’, twadning. The Ramon Mondeizr Cid, aka “el Giablo® mentioned as ee ‘> heving been released by the G-2 and waiting for exfiltration dec ve a currently in the WAVE area, having escaped with four others. “e & Bé ate +. told to have no contact with any othér PBRUMEN groups because Hats s 2 they could receive special training and be sent back to work 21}. against AMTHUG, The AMYUF* have been debriefing the five for il? . geveral days with the sam idea in mind. GUERTLER will get. the. , 2° -- weporte when the debriefings are over. A-13 has not gotten the ‘2 ae preliminary reports but says Alonso is im;-essed with Mondejar. wiyt: > Ae for the exfiltration of Nievares AMYUM has no intention of ‘e{l, ° attempting it but A-19 is considering offering: the opportunity “i te do eo fo Alde Vera (see below). Jt tt me, : Po. Alde VERA Serafin (201~32663%) Thie subject ie a former seuber of tha DIZ, recently considered for use ir an attempt to defect: @ GOC*offiecial in Madrid. Ths AMYUMS consiuver nim a good action: type and sought him out with the. intention. of. infiltrating him | — and hie group into Habana province. He is presently receiving Loe special training for the job. Vera's file generally substantiates fo19's evaluation of the man. However, local traces do contain !wneubstantiated accusations that he isa Ge2 ani that he maintains cr.: @entacte with alleged G-? agente and informers. An ODELVY: report  Baritiat-* tn 1963 eafd that Vora wae engaged in transmitting and. receiving iscpiy} |} messages by radio with Cuba. The Case Officer informed A-19 that aq >a while he had ncthing definite to offer by way of proof he had. | a ‘geome doubte about Vera and cited the above, 4-19 gays that Vera. §: ‘dees have radio. contact with friends in Habana (voice) and that. 4 -/ f@ elean, Apl® was cautioned to have ali internal. antacts checked . “co @ut and te obtains ceuplete report on Vera's: plane before making — S : @ny comaitments, The wadersigned continues to have some regervatsons Necccyt but Verawae ruquested by AHSHAG-1, and A-19 likes him.o fare: aie {.- Gueptier will purave the satter: further at a later reetings . _&. ANLILAC-2 has been told by ODURGE that: as long: as. AMYUM requeete . ee fon foes hie to leave the country-he will be bliackballed. views. raporte for reason for biackballing). According te “pote DURCE cuggested thst if he was-to be used he could be. taken — -@ut 8 @ crewman on. the Adelaide. A-19 wanted te know if it was fade ancl da soo Add ahd ale he Offered hic’ radis facklities te AMYUM. Assuaing that Vera hisself /— ‘BUGARK that wes keeping hin on the list. Guertier pleaded ignoranes
14-00000 “n and remarked thet it could be for any number ef reasens coapletely ‘ ; unrelated to his past relatiors with KUBARK, ayant Far Pe. °  @e 16 PRQ Ie were turne The various group leaders ars are continuing to recruit for their groups. The Case Officer suggested. +/+ that they might employ their tine sore profitably by working with Teady have and leeve the recruging to AMYUM-23, A~i¢ agreed that the system hed te be changed in fact. It wae changed in theory some tine ago. Gertler suggested that it would: be. & let easier on all concerned to look for. people with the qualifications to £111 existing slote inetsad of the present procedure of lcoking. for jobs to give all the volunteers that present themselves.after having screened at least a thousand volunteers we still keep getting >! PRQs on potential cooks or people for whom no specific job exists ¢?- - But who are considered “very good boys". A-19 agreed. Probably {| nothing with change. ¢ oa : : oe, é@ over for traces... se waehe Om aos! Pry @ ad yy @ ‘@ ® pe . ’ a £ a 4 cad ’ oes Fe me 4 ied . a hd . a. : s gs DERE Oe At thaw ane wee 28! Peet resgeny rere net ©
14-00000 Miami, fila. 25 Warcn 64 a Pros: Re: Report #9 ' Fo: AMYUM-19 t 20 win DATED MARCH 16 64, : ~a'C: Report of MR.. MARIO CASAS WHO WORKS. WITH 87-1 IN THE RAILEAY SECTOR a. oy He infores that in Guantanamo, Oriente the railway sector has organized. | i; @ Gell. It ia composed of: Pablo Bduardo, Coordinator; dese Sanches, . : a2: Vice (coordinater); Luis, Organization and Romualdo, Military Coordinator. tr . promising to advise later on who the Treasurer is. — 4 bY, Be aleo advises that railway equipment contiaues in the game ‘state; 2 #°:5 breakages, accidents and. stoppages at the Sugar Centrale for lack of. 4 Kec @gugar cane and transport equipaenat. They eontiaue te move equipment 4 tC. sad troops at night ia large scale. The opiaion ig that this movement H _. f@-merely a bluf?, ° oo : "REPORT oF’ OF HAVANA, KNOWN BY BENOY. no from.ug; states - ¢ with us, he will not be able ' , ons. Ineiste it is necessary he.be. given plans of concrete jobs and. instructions. he can give the men who : : jhe. geclshe is ealy on the border of activities and while we may be- |e pregent. circumstances where repression throughout the isleadis : Ee insists we be sincere. with him aad give him replies to these various. 3 points: What haa the Bational Direction in Exile of the MRR resolved ‘a; Concerning the. Win” aed its. integrated organis ations.. “That. plans’ i} @All they cavxy out(his group) im the internal. fight. for the liberaties. jot Guba” Gecondiy: “We urgentiy need a more -effective. communicaticn; heping that you already have the necessary Beans.~ Oa: our part, we ‘i ave already ia. contact and making arraccements with embassies for the : @epresgendesce with Héemi.~ We'll advise you the vemults." © Thirdly: .. Paiti,"3¢. ie necessary that you urgently snewer me .f we cam gake contact . ys:: with the American boats atatiosed 4a froat c?. Havana, ia order te Talk ex@41 "DEABLO" ‘acd other compatriots who are is much danger"... Yo biAdi Mave the necessary ship to transport: thea, The boat will give 4 ashes at one minute intervals each with & lepee of 10 te 18 ainvsee.” gak you. to: try sea do. what you cas to. help these brothers in - e Gg gt eft for Lebavos via Mexico. with correspondence for the address in Po; Midems", © Fifth « Drs. Goues’ contact has nov proved as effective a8 o2) (06 Bag Roped; wo Rave ast only "trice and nothiag eles hae Rappened,” , i 2) are anxious to fight over there; that as: long am this. -does- not happea,.:. . } ‘gatisfied, he w-ald not like to land anyone (1n Cuba) | specially urder ‘ misfortuse.” Fourth © “Oa the 12th. (March) ene of our men,"Michel Adam” a Lb bywadoeeed ee an aent
14-00000 Eu * PRODUCTION or PASSES FOR THE GUANTANAMO NAVAL BASE, of three. colors anda ff isaye that Ranon NONDESAR Cid, ‘known as “EL DIABLO? has bern set; free, os "iitogether with four. ether men who were arrested with him, and new.all five . 4 By :Labanese  Eabassy, — he tock refuge, and fs now at the: fettoving — & 4 . Lo Miami, $ April 196% fo :  AMYUM-19: j, REPORT DATED 27 MARCH 186% RECEIVED FROM OUR AGENT *WACTH® .3 2: ’ tn a letter éated ay Mareh 196% Agent “Nacin® eave to SUSPEXD THE sa : fwten different specifications which were ordered according to. samples or + ‘patterns he had sent, because the Castro Regine announced that. as. of 6 U aged. they would be changed. That as soon ae he can obtain the new. botele . 7. he wild send them #0 that $0 copies ef each color can be nade. 7 ivernarde NIEVARES, more known as "BENNY", in a report dated 28 March ‘eee, eat: oy i i (nae been Felfeved ‘ofall ectivicy “br geourity reasons and. are: waiting. my he wiki have te: ée: te  nimeete. — . fe He asa ‘reports that Wichel ADAM waa able to leave Cuba ‘ehrough. ‘the , etree Hons YARTONE NIGDALYA, Sagarta, Lebanon. ‘Regarding ‘Intelligence Reports, he save that he sould de ‘much nore ‘ia: pit enat: respect, but ne has to avoid contacting sen whom he cannot brief oe ‘on our njenerion. ‘and. the state ef desanne: sation whieh. exists: among. chen: . ; ey Cuba.’ Pron what Kacin acen ‘from Benny’e meagages, he. eave: that he does | inet ‘have ‘ether: erlentations to. give: him, ond chat. he hea: te: continue in: A ene. eens. eonditions: ae he has, Rear wathh Rese. He eave. chat. the person, whe u ! wrought ¢hat message pefueee ee eocebiion contacts, and request’ to . fo “ ay a omer. so oh 18.0 les». Sida bebe: rei eau ets oi oie a Bes ay
is ; es 7 orn ZHPORMATION OF BERNARDO BIRVARES, OF BAVAKA, EXOUK BY “BEXHY™, abe on MILITARY INTELLIGENCE + Uplate akg eth ote oer : Proclains having knowledge that in the place knowa ag “La Puntilia®, ‘ ') ' gat the moutk of the river Almendares, there exists large quantities “ x of antiair batteries, among then “4 barrels", and other major types. 2 od R arefl as ‘ They have also observed large quantities of anti~air artillery im the  “Cubanacan” develc.ment, along the coast, in frunt of Villanueva * University. Taie eame type Bee elec been cheerved aleng the coast ; of Beracoa, Barlevento development, where ther Reve "4 barrels" asd . other. pieces of gajor size.. - At the Hotel Rational of Havana, they changed the "4 barrel” aatiia eee Se te long range e:ti-air cannons. nS Between the towne of Bahia Bonda and Cobanes, there is a Tank Camp | where 4¢ ig calculated there are about 300 tanks of various sizes. Bie . We professes to have knowledge that on the road. which goes free La . Beteada of Guanabe te the road to Guanabacoa, there ig a Rusgian Camp where there is a large amount of “rocketsa".- It is believed “(they are long range by their size; since they did act ‘See thie ei42e-a% the last military paxvade they hed in Havana. | . Ga the 23ta of Jan 64, 36 trailers vith chia ty9e of cargo were ween, : ge ataten: | mpelow I list the various acts of sabotaje commited. w “an” tm Bavans province; wakbleler went co ark. ne : at ‘the "Jonefita® central 49 Nueva Pas, Havaca. proviace,. a. piece. 28... : etecl was put iate the cugarcane grinder causing great damage. Ye tho cone of fueva Pas, Palos and Gan Nicolas. of Bari,. in. Kavans Pil?” Dreviace, they. ceugsd 10 rove, causing large losees;all this in the = 4: 2-3.) MOBth: of Jamiary. . ia. tke month of Yebruary they produced AG @ises =a: ‘s; @¢ the Hunicip.). terminalia of Gan Ricolas, Alquisar,  Quivicap and ; : Gidnes, cise in Havana proviase; aed lastiy, between the 3nd aad. ord 6? March the "MIR" earried ovt © fires beteoen Gan Bicolas de Bari and !: Beera Pac, deetreving sere thas 200,000: arrebes of exgar cane eecerding 7 . , the proper decal red euthorition. : “4
14-00000 rapidly answer him because he has to be in Havana eariv next Saturday and 86 avoiding things to become complicated. | ; “Benny” also includes two INTELLIGENCE reports dated 20 March 196% in : which he sava: . | b “fhe Alive Force Captain, Renigio GONZALEZ Espinosa, ie being actively a sought by the G2, The charges are that he teck apart the controls of ve yin “HIG-21'8" on 2 March 1364, one dav.before practices, in the town of | pitariels Pinar. éel Rie Province, provoking the “erashkag of a "MIG-21" in which | i the pilot, Captain DOMINGUEZ ‘Blas, and a woman photographer of the "FAR" “S eo the lives.® ST Lt ne . am ° other report eave enn ‘the! ‘news, that the Go? set { men free: Ramon ‘MONDESAR ete, 1 known. wen,
14-00000 : ", AB 800% as the job is finished, the results of thiese intcrrogations will 4 re '  y., b@ passed on to the Superior Offices for information. . 4 te , That the undersigned took. note and suspended all production of the passes oo ey for the Naval Base which were previously received, waiting to reeaive the | mew passes offered in thie repert. . | | = | i - * i 5 3 eo64 4 . Lp bat MS Saaabdoudl a. et, ER ‘ ay ey