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104-10188-10025 Kilostev Rech : " 2 \ : ¥-reh 1962. tg éné Uneetech were invited 1b tne J*osrene “mb, to # Japanese dance” shos ot Relies Artery * Yareh Bthe Aece ted. Ws, . Farcsras dfn) asa Antereites to bay (medtgee-oord=pleser) froa. Senn, Sperke agatd bring Ye “rer ® ts Sech? 8. hone. Re, Strese ffm) feos the Baby. 3 aces scliet %eeh, wa sca not nego reh 23r. Bo gS a co . duvene Ae Pvisetén” evlied teen, erat. Duty: ana left 4 men--ge suet thevets for hit, hie wife ans ontl@ren wr ived from trecues - , S@pch 25%%e, Kubsre told Nooes thet he oul fly to *zeéHo with fenn’s featly by Cudene de Avisotén, He elt “Seek is act flye tne torarror, so you worl’ teve tine to aeration your wetter with your ifteven in Vexraity". vas, ¥oren 2 n,,teoh eal lad OM 7%eOL, Vr, Hittor angler thet he. would vieit nim in the ~fternoan, OF, . oo wapceeriage pF oN the th “{lerlov Sesh ; tera Jagr en ome ee
104-10188-10025 ¥Yblosiey Cech ; Yebracry 1962 ee er tt) Cueh returned fros. Actsales, Feb, lat, He wea siek in Aarnules.. Yooh erll-4 the Fe. of Teusdor, Fut.lsth, raking tf vies for wr. 2ftko wp rive?, tes, Zech eit tavt Dreéftko- x8 leavin: ‘ust how by Feruniin oe Sve : . Oo ' Geen raked Haken to se@oarany hia to = resection st the Fab. of Wnited “Aret Rene, Teh. oth. OF, . Peo ev livd hin frend st Gibsne de Aviset$a, “re Guillermo Jere ey eof., who wre not in, fio wo rted to auk ahbait arrive] of the elenes=# ond ? Mech asttel ir, Sentells Dorentes et the Ford foto, of Serta. fle son noo in, tis erlied again an' torentens orants-e4 “Tach-to cone to the “ede Feb.20ine, *hd brine hin» lettor *uthorising the "tb, to toke ov rt rew ocr in Leredo, Yar, ®he Tiret “var, of the Fru. of tieitd, Dr. Sinern (fnu) erlled “een, «ho loft for hove, He nega thet ha het 9 apaointrent aith Mar, at 14237%, ao haw s tok ta art) his at noe. = feoh ettled ire Ritter st "Péenter Flea rotae{nies* szbout say= ment end reniir of * Csr reagmer, - he na,ing thet he visited * Asetey who wee making ons} aia af nia Sloodesiirr en’ bloudworea-ure. — ; (lt seers thet Teebh how 8 Ateb-toa)e | | | _ . ’ | | Pebs 26the, Vaan erlivi the a “ s 2 Milosiev Cech tebruscry 1962 Sin aan eee Seren ne een owen
104-10188-10025 YWiroolew Cech Januery 1952 a ne . : - ne Sn Ne. Merdano, Gerofa eslle" Cech, who | wes not ine Ye 0°44 thet fech left 9 méavsge st nie offfee Sa ofl) hiss Séen elle1 conto, *Flectromectnior*, <Fo Ritter (fnu) about {panchise for ay pewregorae rss vahien: he end Fuchs. omtered. “ech eclled his sgoin eskin: £2 hé he? news about the ® tyre-recorters, '-fneweri they het to arrive any 1°ve ; . “we, and a@ra.ech “eoested invitetion to * cocktei?] at the Tabs of Isr-el, fiven- by the Ist. ,nvareters» Jonuary 23rd, The fonsal af tur Enbe vf uciti, wry Sfine-a (ohonetic, fnu). wented to e7?] on Ceoh st tna Crecho Pads Ceab ae (21.. & Sach wentfor holidey> in hesnuleo ent of the month, He at-yed in Ae rnuloo at Hotel Yereelies, sear Seleta, onona, 2-07-46, “ilonlev Teoh Janusry 198? eee meee wr ew ee we ee ee
404-10195-10125 Poel on RD GO a of apy . : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This qaters! conuisine laftrmation affecting the Hational Defense of the Untied Atetes ettmin the @anniag of the Kagiooage Lawa, Titte 18, USC Bere Te? dad TH, the trameminsive or revelation of which if any manner t an useuthorend person ie prohibited Sy lew. ° SECaeET NO FOREIGN DISSE country Cuba $ussect Maria del Carmen CARRACEDO baTe OSTR, 11 August 1964 NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 pare of 1964 PACE & Washington, DB. C. oats. acQAugust 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. ‘TW5 IS-UNEVALUATED _tnirgamarion. source ORADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT-1S TeiaTve source, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the. Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. . Headquarters Comnents The following report is one of a series containing personality infornation provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. . It ise requested that the addressees taxe no action on est any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. j 1. Maria del Carmen CAHRACEDO, pseudonym “Mercedes,” is in charge of the mail office in the Central Processing Section (Tramites) of the Departamento de Liberacion Nacional (National Liberation Department - LN) in the Direccion General de Intelivencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI). She was a DGI officer who worked on such cases ag that of “Pipi” FAXAS, a Dominican who died during the revolt in the Dominican Republic in December 1963. She knows all about secret writing. 2. CARNACEDO was born in 1943, ig five feet five inches tall, weighs 110 pounds, has a fair conplexion, black, wavy heir which is cut snort, black eyes, thin arched eyebrows, @ small nose, and a lean face. She resides at Calle BD, Number 209 Esquina a9 Lawton; telephone number “47, She is engaged to the First Secretary of the Cuban Enbassy in Italy. . CARRACEDO hag a brother who ig a ; physician at the “Calixto Garcia" Hospital in Habana. Heacquarters Comment REPORT wd | C805 316/096 52684 wereasin bow dle wt elane Lobe tu ro und Use O Do Not Uns y & 1, The records of thia Agency reveal no identifiable traces on 3. 3 i CARRACEDO. _ SECRET fesmeess" KO FOREIGN DISCEM stare tA Taam [rave Tas [rsa REX FBI 2 REP_CI GLAST CINGSO _# TES iNote, Feld distribution tadkated ty “gu Wii SAF On SEE Abid LTE} -|LX=1622,44- i cA Ris pape, K #O PROJE CT 22.96 ; S 1 Nesc1 318/008 52° Poa i fi > = . ee W/W ACE es oc \e PAK: Bix "or HERO 7), WE1 (2), Ch 4, 21D 1 pose sO * OBSOLETE PUEVIOVE ROTTIONG
104-10188-10025 t oe Helena Té:riveléke 0 | April 11963 "Ns Fecfivelete: rae trenafer-ea to the Ssesho Eade Ain Wavena Gute, She ade © reservetion e3 Cub-ne de iv, for the 16th cr -; April end she wite? to BP with Ceeh ond hin’ fatty. jlorloiving wid “postponed | vec” use the: Cubsnn Tlight wos oanoclled. ApPil 10th... -Petrivelak wie writing An sn: ‘destion for Jer, vier ‘for Yiroslayv Vobotka, sho wr. now vieewizcn mana: er 6f Xovo snd ernted belie Aanme tA aes! ay gan “tA Jasd wast, oes Serthle tT: ovony Niurnigé She g:ve © meencve to Vr. Feuer Cojkn tn & bia now Czecio prace port wea re-dy, t9 come for it te tra Ende : Te.rivealska.ccliod vr, prams i Teuchtencar, April M1th., avgut tr:neportsetion of leo: * belongings to Cucsho, | sesnikov> o*lled Totrivaleke ack nz hes to tell ‘re i» bis ¢mu) (who eo teachin: Spanish at the Fab} tha: ako @ould not come to his lcason, . Aoril 13th. ,Petrivelek: 6 kal Ur, Josef Burian how long he planned Go etey in Terut 5 weoko, The eoa, stoocr (or Vicor) in lim, Peru, waould give references bout Buran, tt so -Dena-Filipensky. reps ose fe rtve teks tt- tie Emb,, working 4n the sorning until 15,60 and crs, tiela Svobota, “ho win working in tho »fternom, Pent “elena fa rivoloc Anril 2962 C0 OD 2 Rt ED oe oe Ee OD ed Oneness 2a =
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AR / RYT [ors] - pod Chief, _y earn . 3 danvary 1958 Chief of Station, Saher s | . - 2 tea (Waccos}ou stations 02 GPORNING = Inquiry by Grigort GOLUS o= (RGLCANING Case Oo: _ ‘ oS Oo} ol _ 040m 26 December vacctns/|told us that he had/recently seen Grigori uoLus for lunch wien tne latter asxed[VACcIks/l) what he thought of the [BYCRNING cass and wheaBer he had boen able to ascertain if |. ‘Reino HAYUANSN had ever been in Finland.? VaCcINS/il rerlied that he i had been following the preas reports with a”good deal of interest. | Hewever, his crganization lisa not deen able to fine any trace that a: \ Heino HAYSANSN had been in Mnland aa claimed in the press, On getting : this answer CCLUB went on to comment that the wola case was claarly & provativs fabrication on the part of the Americans. roe SO IOP nee Nees. Noland. 3. Bramley a q \ i . y LON 5 4 t. f A i 2 dammry 1958 ; Distribution: ; aN 3 «_WS . 2 ‘ ‘ 1qQ-\ . \, : a Sa r
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4. 15. 16. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FPOREIGN DISSEM _- 9» C8~-311/01782-64 g) Penetration of the Catholic Church in the country” s education, in the verious levels. . h) Other non-Catholic religious organizations. IMPORTANT: Functioning, characteristics and data on the riretga Service and its members, and the diplomatic corps accredited in that country. ; , . a) United Nations. Organization of inerican states and JID. . . 4 b) Costa Rican functionaries in Latin American: countries, . functionaries of other Latin American countries in Costa Rica. c) -Rapid a “Fegular remittance of ail inforiation. obtained in ‘diplomatic circles concerning that country's political life, diplomatic work, and extra-official labors of embassies accredited in ° the country. we aj) Data on the functioning, etc., ef the Foreign service. e) Functions and data on the functionaries of the diplomatic corps accredited in that country. RADIO AND WRITTEN PRESS a) Data on distribution organs and personnel of the newspapers. b) Data on radio broadcasting organs and their personnel. . c) Possibility of utilizing the reporters of both types in that country and abroad. , PRENSA LATINA AND ITS FUNCTIONING a) Activities of its director and correspondents. Possibilities ofutilizing them for our work. b) Utilization of Prensa Latina services in the country’s press. ec) Political and journalistic deficiencies in Prensa ’ Latina: the Prensa Latina tranck. ‘d) Things which are not adequately made known concerning events of interest or importance that occur in Cuba, by the Prensa. Latina branch. e) Suggestions and ways ofutilizing or improving the labor of the Prensa Latina branch in total or definite form. S-E-C-R-E-T . NO FOREIGN DISSEM Same
14-00000 , fe, S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~ 10 - CS~311/01782~64 NECESSARY: 17. GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND THE FUNCTIONS OF ITS ORGANISMS. a) Character of the government, program, international policy. b) Relations between the presidency and the ministries, : - , ce) Functions of Congress. Most prominent figures. Their relations with the Yankee Embassy and Yankee - monopolists. Representation of the bourgeois “ parties and socialist classes. cr : ats a) Data on the personalities nearest Orlich. ere, ; _ ed" gudiciay Power: Persons occupying high positions. cr ere . :£-. "Important “laws,repressive laws. Relations of the . judicial power with the other. powers. Veep oy Aage nin OTH, . & £) Necessity of finding collaborators who can make reports regularly and when we need them, concerning the points noted here. 18. STATUS OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY. a) North American investments. b) Participation of the national oligarchy in the economy. c) Non-North-American capital and its influence. d) Trend of the employment level. e) “Relations of the country with regard to Central American economic integration, f)} Necessity of finding collaborators who can inform us periodically on economic matters. ~ g) Possibilities of a new economic policy by North American monopolists in that country. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM .
104-10188-10025 Holoke Potrive eke 7 aren 1962 Ypofenror Fireitto Chmacho Panayagun, 2 nabiie Tunetionary » pier Pe. ri A)oka to sen? nis restule rly the Chaands max93ine. His an ‘reoss Sur LOMA, NOs. 430, Sol. Fredo Thyrihaseo; Fexioe rateiv«ioks in ver; fotnd of Koask = flirt.- Narah 12the, rrot essor “Yor.tera ents: Fetrivelaba onkt ins her to bring him invitetions for the eonferanen st the Czerhowvex, Instituto, ao they e@ould, dintribite 1t ton dent at the f lle vere fortanee t the Institutes Cx, Pelene Pa rivetlon ‘ Koreh 1962 ape new e neon wenn sinc a ts a,
104-10188-10025 Bajyana Pe rivatakn — : oe “ Febrisry 1962 - I aaa alata eet tal ° 6 sees cn av3e A mart waked Fotrivaloke where he -eorlds study” Oseot leneusze, . She vol’ hin ‘<0 ¢0 to the SereIzerho f:1t aed Institute where : coursen world stest in ¥ereh, To cozminie*te wath. BP Of» fontero. Petrave lake world be ore of the teceliarn, | a Tetrivalsks e-lied, Feb. Tth., foswarding aseney Zamualo about een. in 3. vovan’ to "ashes Shes fd thet it wes urgent ond the easeR gontuined material frov the Frbesay. Garga Trevel hacnay soaked for lesfleta ‘on Caeeho, beacuse they were planning a trio.to Furose for the Feuestional Aardery, A worn from *Agedenfa Mexieena de Eduasaién® aeks4 for the price of Creeho vivre, She oslled amvin nn ying tnast the yroup wow invited to vinit Gzeoho by the Syndtesto of ben eheree . A tan from a trevel ssenay esited saying thot vr. G.rloa cuinta= n> Raifkaye and Vias Gloria Mewfn Pinillo would gona to Saeoho ~~ - from “est Kerlin and. after viniting Caecho,tney would po to -*. . ' Zurioh, Petriveleks asker hia to come for tho Cgecho Vian, ‘OK. rt: fron Soer. c@ Fdueseifn oe!lad Peipivalake inforuing her | argos ine Sheeosloveaquin de 10x Ste to the pubseeretary of Fiuoation, Sulturil matters, (¥re.t:stillo pn Pe Leién) to ha- oll edtrean. TO sand it-now toe Ave, da 1°38 ; . ae Fuentes 124, Jonif{n de Pedros), le A omar. Lee ee ; thet the Enb, we: sendin; the 1 a | Nelena Petrivalala Fetcue ry 1962 ‘ ROO Ee OE | '
Od t01T2103251@ uo RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce wee SECRET Ter9 Gr aug FOewe th CORE FEED: . . 3. Seale ch je AMEL re ineke VETTE 82 18 Blewal Care ET i ~ H  6ORES: «SSE TO GREEN LIST : REQUEST NO. | 7 OC35 OCA, Ori.orly i ee ; eS |: . f We 2. ALUASES, VARPAWT SPELLINGS, CIC BUMBERS, ETC. BATE OF PFGVEST A cape Ds, B REQUEST FROM AAME CF ORIGINATING QFFICER ; Kay urady y. BIRTH DATE Fr ICE cesicawvaeedakin : BOOM, BUTLDIRG 10L6 J Eis. waS CoaTi&Cfas SEARCH REQUESTEC! i TEs Bf eTEasion a. BIRTH PLACE #0 3. CITIZENSHIP i id. IYPE OF ReyuEdt GH 6. PRESCAT ACTIVITY 480 LOCATION EW. PRS) Tame SUBMITTED ADDU TsOmar gata reyuted to be the second consul or assistant ff — of Sergeyeve dew Maelyemke coven wane 16. SMTEREST t8 SUBJECT amaine ESPLORAGE OR CE ACTEVITY amowe OPERATIONAL CLEARAREE ie a . Ei7. imFORMATION REQUIRED 7. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES, EOUCATION 8. MILETAaRY SERVICE [one CATION OT bates (eves) (naer} (zace) {omER) She Lec or very dark eyea, chunky build, broad fa¢e, il. VE WIFE, GIVE MAIOEH BANE Ss @uvyy wavy bair, in walking he nar. ied appears to "roll alon:.. typically nussian or vgrainian 12. OMMER wepisers OF IMMEDIATE FAMILY, AND ASSOCIATES \ iN @ppearance, no c'dldren ; Baid he had once been a tcacher Not Min sarne ga, | af Von (HEIGHT) 10. OESCRIPTION (woigtr) 1s ATTACH EXTRA SHEETS wife SEEDED £3. OTHER SIGNIFICANT DATA (POLITICS, RELIGION, ETC) belonzs to CP ‘e . INSERT CARBON; FILL OUT FORMS COMPLETELY. INSTRUCTIONS: SEND BOTH SHEETS TO FI/STO. SEE CS1-10-7 frome no. GO wrcaces voow ge-nze SECRET (ep 4 Fae $6 BHICH MAY BE USER. an
404-10185-410127 Le e . . eo Py . ee + , ' CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This materia} contains informaticn affecting the National Defense of the United States whiz the meaning.of the Equanace Lawes, Titie 16, UB.C Seca, 733 ast Tes, che tramemimion or revelation of which im amy manner to am utautheriued ptmea ls prua.dted bY baw. . . SECRET. ; . _NO FOREIGN DISSEX -ROUNTRY Cuba So REPORT NO.  CSCI=316/00645-64 . NO. PAGES -RETURN To CIA Background Use Only — ReFeRENCES CS-311/00115-64 | . Do Not Reproduce __ DATE OF INFO. 1964 PLACE & Washington. D.C. : DATE ACQ. August 1934 FIELD REPORT NO. THIS § UNESVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS-ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE, . SOURCE. «=A «former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban i Intelligence Service until April 1964. Headauarters Comuents: The followiag report is one of a s¢raes containing personality information prevaded oy the source and includes supplemental information from the recoids of this Agency. + ems hte, It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without | first checking with this Agency. 1. Felix SUAREZ, pseudonym ‘Federico SANTIESTEBAN,” heads the Honéuran Desk in the Departamento Liberacion Nacional (National. Liberation Depar‘men= = LN) of the Direccion General de Inteligencia ~Geneial Directorate of Intelligence ~ DGI}. 2. SUAREZ was born in approximately 19:20, is about 135 pounds, five feet seven inches in height, has a thin build, is a Negro with:a yellow cast *o his skin and kinky hair thich is not black; kis face is thin and clean shaven,++ Eeadquarters Commeats L.A representative of this Agency queried source concerning SUAREZ possible involvement in the revolutionary trials Stowe t Nemwsos hem ante tort Roma srnding ood SECRET 30 FORLIGN DISSEM - et A ET te - sraté 1 ow | ARMY | Navy Laie 1_NSA XA | oca =BI 2 REP CINCLANT CINCSO # IGNS ‘ - (Note: Field distribution iadicated by “32°7,) , ae "iNO PROJECT  (ANNUG-1) "ESCI~-318 206-454 644: 1 COORDINATING 08a tH/SA 7 a1), WE 2 72). 42 4 RIDA [ BIAISON y oat Pod ob toe dee ane fearon TO%4u5 WAS 186
Fi, fre onan SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM - 2 = in La Cabana during the perioc april 1960 to August 1961 and if SUARLZ* matronymic could be Alvarez (this Agency's records revealed taat one Felix SUAREZ Alvarez was involved in the revolutionary trials). Source stated that he did not know if SUAREZ was on the tribunal-and did net believe SUAREZ‘ matronymic to be Alvarez. Source said that the SUAREZ he knovns vent to: the Cuban diplomatic training school and from there to the DGI. Tae records of this Agency reveal no pertinent identificable information concerning SUAREZ. . SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM =
104-10188-10025 Selena Petriveleke . _ Egpanry 1962. 7 og Fetrivelaka enlYed Seximer,f.A., kre Serrano nokinz him to send 8 m ehenic to the Rabe to repeir an adtredsastoh., O%. he Fizuerro “fron Relwaigies, Ceremonial, a lied Fetrivéeloka eakin., her to send hia dita of her <ex,vise, he Besded ob it. for her identifiertion ard» O%.6 Petrivedsica orlied ir, Herbert Aust informinzs him thet nie coltec cortifiteate of "good Gonéuct™ errived fron Sree, to core for it to the Fab, OKe Retrive loke celled tir, Irena Feuchtworngear, Alitreansnort, mbvout ; } Sistkova’s 11ft van, which wes sant to Csconos. — . eae . Fetrivaleka erlled “re ‘arrey long, Yervicnt hia a seaaeve to evme to the "mb, “secho of teern wented to omer “n-lish mate= rial, She eelled vgtin to come to the Fab. for his Banpl<s Rg and an ortor, The aolied him aeain arying thet the Fab. ‘wented we OS to or! r sore Sehtoh cloth. OF, coming» a ‘ ‘eG . oA Vetriveloka an peeks “nisl tebe “4 ee att Reiner tod “Fuehs that Potrivilake wus err interpreter . ei: ; in “seaho. . Tt veenn the’? Petrivaloke worke’t in vseario for tha Shaner of. z CONTA OD» BKelens Setrivabhakna Jeanurry 1962
104-10188-10025 Gite Yeoss a ; ; mS iA irri 1962: . aon nin en nena Sedna -et-yea: with ‘nie “wife et Hotel del Roaduay room: 507.  Meees celles, April 4th, forwerding A; sengy Villarenl y Guo rero _ rocking thea fo . nek his lifteven, Picks Tthe, Yeovs erties Prens TOUCHANAHGER, Mitraneport, to hort Tthes one diet , from Zomtorrey ¢ eo Prewite (fnu) orlled , heoas, Sho winted to scnd him a perce One ; a Necve, vith hio wife Bosona, loft dxico for good by ¢ Oubsna 80 shisieiaaai April 9th. ; Gratev Fees Arril 1962
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404-10195-10129 CENTRAL INTELUGENCE AGENCY Ria mateial ontalag infcnmatien affecting the Natieaal Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Eapicasse Laws, Titie 88. Vgc. awa Tel and Te, the tramauiason of ferelation of which ia any mManher to em unsuthuriced peace la pewuibited by law. ‘Serene. ct sternal Pene Sent, SECRET aG@ FOREZTGA DISSEM countay Cuba: REPORT NO, «CSTE ~ 316/00642—64 guuet; Benigas NEDINA Plasencia. : DAYE pistR, 11 August 1954 "alee = .. ‘ NO. PAGES 2 : e i REFERENCES CS ~ 311/00225=54 DATE OF INFO, igsé PLACE & Washiu g=7K, B. Ge pats aca, Augest i9ca FIELO REPORT NO. THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRASINGS ARE OLFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. source A formor Cuhan IS ef ‘ely rurved wita the Cuban Intelisigence e ee . pod ad ee om te Oe, Servace until April 1od4. ar Headgusrtecs Commentss The following report is one of a series containing . 77 personality 1aformation provided oy tho source and RETURN TO CiA ineluées supplemental informatica froa the records Background Use Only of this Agency. . Da Net Ras: ” ‘give no action , f It is requested than che addressees personality reports on any og the indiviciais mentioned in the without farst checkinuz with thas Agejacy. \ 1. Senigcno MEDINA Plasencia is tne chael the Laboratorio , Fotografico (Photograpnic Laborarary - LF} ain the Department “ of Technical Operational Suppor. \Ml)of the Direccion General de Intelligencia (Genveal Darectarase of [ntellicence - DGI). MEDINA as the eniy Gae permitied ‘ao ohotegraph cocuments’ waich leave Cuba clandustaa ely, 2.@,, Be Can photozrapha the “frecuency plan” that an agont will sake with han. the one which will be transaitted by radio. He ear aise photesraph the codes and . . dead-crops that an agent will use. MEDINA has vossibly traveled ° to Mexico toa buy photogriphse equarmeat and material. 2. MEDINA was born an agpproxiaatsiv 1933, he is fsve feet nine 135 and 140 pounds. inches in keaghr, and weighs berwren He has a slia byijd, & fair cexzplexion, black, wavy hair, o and smail eyes. Headquarters Comments os 1. In the referenced revort of & July 1964, source said that SS i +4 the chief of the LF Section was pseudonym “Medina,” but ‘ 3 : 2 : 1 : 1 AEXXX [ oca FSi 2 + 7 ARMY ED CINCLANT LX-1630 NO PROJECT (AMMG [ESCI-316 00642 ~GHt 1 [eQoROInATING- REneausy | ‘i i a : 7 wf Laaisa, ae . a IX DoD: swk SS fy ‘yc UO MACWSA 7 NE
eon een Petar EE RPA RA 8 lteimga Ta een ane ware cas Rate 7 sera, fn yer RED A IN SE th Ge ei ah pee SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM ~Que upon further reflection, remembered his name was Benigno MEDINA Plaseneia. 2. In a report dated 25 January 1963, it was reported that one ' Jose Benito MEDINA Placencao, possibly identical with Benigno MEDINA Playencia, was a diplomatic courier traveling to and from’ Arica, Chile. He carried Cuban passport D/62/694. T -a s