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(404-10196-10222 “a a @ PNEORN INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Thts matertal contains informatina affecting the Netionel Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Kapionace Laws, Title 88, USC seca t38 and [98 the tranamission of twreletion Of which in any manner to an unauthertard person is prohiptted by law. . , SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM Mensa COUNTRY Cuba/Dominican Republic REPORT NO. C$C1-316/02360-64 ‘ | SUBJECT Jaime DURAN Hernando DATE DISTR. il December 1964 y ; NO. PAGES 2 i 4 oO REFERENCES B aay ow pate of 1964 e& aor" 1NFO, HB ptace g Washington, D. C. eo" oN DATE ACQ, 1964 : FIELD REPORT NO. R THIS 1S UNEVALUATED (INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE. source: A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. . Headquarters Comments - rc. : The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. - . 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. Jaime DURAN Hernando is k own’ Mersonally by source and was identified by source from official] travel manifests : and also from a photograph as a Dominican’ and a member of ‘ the Movimento Popular Dominicana (MPD) and the Agrupacion 4 Politica Catorce de Junio (APCJ). 2. As a member of the APCJ, DURAN was originally ; sent to Cuba to secure a scholarship in the Union of Soviet : Socialist Republics (USSR). However, source judges that upon this scholarship not materializing, DURAN was put into the guerrilla warfare training program instead. Source believes that DURAN was still in Cuba at the time he left.3 3. Unwittingly, DURAN was used by a Direccion -General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence ~ DGT) member, whose true name is allegedly Elpidio RUIZ (pseudonym *“Tiburon"), to deliver a microfilm message, concealed in a match folder, to source in Habana, with the comment that it came from one of the members of the MPD. The MPD does not know RUIZ is a Cuban intelligence officer. DURAN traveled s to Cuba by way of Jamaica and France. 5 3 (CONT .) 3° 1 NO FOREIGN DISSEM [seca |g STAT [ota ARMY [wavy [ae [usa | #AS | oce“DR ; REP CINCLA\T CINCSO # JENS (ALSO SENT TO (SANTO BONTSCO} Note field distribution indicated by “= “y i b~- (9 Wii/SA7E0B: 1] WES 1 ary tWH/2,DR,; BS: in draft Cl
SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSE ~ge . wae Headquarters Comments: ‘ 1. DURAN was sub-secretary general of the APCJ. 2. Fer information on DURAN'’s travel from Santo Domingo, on 13 September 1963, to Cuba see TDCS-3/558,654, TDCS-3/558 ,994, and TDCS 3/560,741. , 3. -314/04550-64, of 27 October 1964, a usually reliable il source reported that while in‘Cuba DURAN had seven months of military training. DURAN returnéd to the Dominican Republic, by air, on 25 October 1964 from Curacao. - n . . * SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 The excellence af the etatioa’s two tap operaticna is reflected in their operational reporting. Th pregrwes of CRJGIN? for the past three aod ose-half’ years ig guccinctly tald ta monthly actie vities reports, tegun in May “ene reports are dfapatches “et about three pages: arranged in the fclicwing sequesce of eight headings: 1. tag iisee in cperaticn during the month; 2. the out- he Ca he eae ££ standing tvens in the product; 3. sigai(icant follow-ups of leada; vrs oar ae & lietean develccmests: 3, agecurlty: : 8. ‘aeBnical: 7. pereonnel; &®. preduction, a if@t of the infcrmation reports aest by cable or bs dispricn to Beadguartecs. She tame cesdings aiwayz appear, iu the Sa little Likelihood that an isvortant fame order, go teat toere watter bag bean crericosed. The realar reporting ef S82 MA casnot bea pur into guch & tidy pacaage. it covera ia great daiail the two Sus gecié That ase of greavuget Laportance 16 an indenendes? operat ay - fateaded prigmrily ta groduca [1, Clret, tne s@euriiy prepiaas . ? tehea Sy the station. eacomt, the follew-ap of cperaci paaased ai ton 7,02 1.formaticn aad cperstional leads: present ar aiticipated, amd tag mnegured Oned leads by station offteecs, aed tbe us? cage cf significant iteas of Ol SE infermatior z the tvn cperationa aaeps tha dese officers veil tafcred oe matte hig reporticg of the cperaticnai practedg of ra of detail aid enalles them tc preseut ap atcurale all aunt <f Laage vy tee apps sr ing vebltiorities. af ccurse, (nee aAstacritied are eavietied witn tre cond.:t aad prowres@ of TFSGLS and ZACUTED. we tape ta ee Aad
veka Ci Lew dt ao The many factccra that enter inte the success of a tele; beze-tap operatica shouit be apparest fros the foregoing accent of TASCLO and eRJCiNT. The main ones will be iriefly noved telew. 1. Exyerierce. “TOv@eRtTract a valuatle tnterligence crostuct Pree the maas cf talk requires special skills. The two suet iaportact are the @xsiii of toe morticre, who aust e@parate the wire. Urog tie chaff, Ge Tia experience of indive dual mey g - 3 m FS we a . 4 fa z- S a 2 bea % 4 * merntere loan ogerstion dejedde wi ceutinuity on ue [o2) a maior turne ol tha preuw: te nandiiag and tranestasion, Pram muuttors ta case officers, te reperta offteers, to Headguartars. if there iv eB octtlereck anyyherw, toe whole procesa begs dovn. Staying on tup is gesentlai; Be-kicgs are sfoeflsrt tc stay an tou, but with. Fatal. 2 tases thet it ft teje:tane-tae creretieons Loge Dah cf Lasir raine, aud ap ALPRACY Cone yueracle effort (a largely wasted Jof6t tan me@ralions bageg an a ee Ae r $ of cperaticla. ..tdseel lave & vhacce of uy the choice of target ll oe, arcags to tne crecisas (hiveever iwetricred fsr vais? ne}, aud beet of ali by toe ualure and yuaiity of the aici aegunerate icte a tactile of ‘47 Use squlty of tne otser e Geen ee
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(404-10178-10070 A e Cc { ‘ ~ 62th =T ASSIFIED MESSAGE Qud fOuTING @xt « Dae Qe APRIL 19 to.  LOXmBOURD © ‘ re rh it f 9259. From, OIRECTOR . | Rj eognne RE Ec'd CABLE SECT. mee ae wo. Cl, CL/OPS, Ct/ic, FI, Fives, FER, SA 2 io - OT ae ee ~ cmon 24181 RE LUKE 009% (1H 10377)° ee 1. WORKING OW ARRASGEZSSTS SRIGG IM MARCOTICS BUREAD. 2 FYX THIS MAY TIE Xi CaSE SEMP DOUBLE AGENT IN SDULAR RING WHICH RUN BY CHICOH EMG BERE. ; 3. REQUEST QJBANWER/1 ASK SJGJ FOR FULL DESCRIPTION, IDEATITY DELACOURT AND FULL DETAILS STCRY. CAaPLZ REPLY. PA LOT Am aA TAM TIE AO An, AQE Ag ARETE? pees ' END OF PESSAGH RELEASE ASNGANITIZED *Ref: Subj invited by Delacourt join CHICOM ring smuggling opiun fi Suggested narcotics terean be asked interrogate subj and decide action. $0 APR 1959, REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN Thié ISSUENG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy Ne. CSOGRPiuatiwns QFee€ ah ERR co seen
(fostoree-t0n2a}: 2 ' BB . ae * ay Cm eke ne te tah 2 ee as . he eee oe ae wean Des aoe ae em —— eed ENTRAL INTZLUGLNCE. AGENCY - ; a > Thee cwacertal gos caine information Gfecting the Nations Deftones cf ine United dates wilaig the Moneiag of Lae Tarwnage Lown THe , I UBC gece 783 and T94 the (renemission wf rereeton of whivh ta aay Meaneg to ad wheUEberteRd pre % pregublied BY law * ; . SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTaY Cuba REPORT NO, C$c1-316/01633-64. Le , , gS SUBJECT "CASTOR" (pseudonym). DATE OISTR 13 October 1964  # | NO. PAGES 2 , Nee : - LO , “ews NS: [2 bh REFERENCES Hyer QB Le 1964 oo PEO oat Ee DATE OF . aw Loa bey INFO. ; rn) Be No Poy SG PLACE & Washington, D. C. . O° . soe 6h bATE Acq. Octobor 1964 FIELD REPORT NOL: —_ i THIS 86- UNEVALUATED TNIORMATION, SOURCE GAADINEGS ARE DEPINITIVE APraatiag OF CONTENT 18 Tentative “i SOURCE: . A former Cuban IS officer who servod withthe Cuban Intelligence Service until April .1964. ; Headquarters Comments : The following report is one of a series containing personality : ; information provided by the source ‘and includes supplomental : ve information from the records of thia agency. : . : . i. | It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the | jdadividualg mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. . 1. "CASTOR" (pseudonym) is a secretary and assistant to Manuel PINEIRO Losgada; his job is receiving telephone calls and callers for PINEIRG. “CASTOR" recently made a trip with PINEIRO to Hoscow. 2. “CASTOR was born about 1929, is five feet eight inches oe tall, 155 pounds, and hag a medium build. He has a fair } complexion, black wavy hair, black eyea, and usually dresses : in civilian clothes. 1,2,3 . ' Headquarters Comments , 1. Since source reported that "CASTOR" recently made a trip to Moscow with PINEIRO and the travel manifest reflecting PINEIRO'’s travel from Prague to Habana on 11 May 1964 was located with the name of Castor GOMEZ appearing directly under PINEIRO's, it is the assumption of this Agency that "CASTOR" and Castor GOMEZ are one and the same. PINEIRO's passport number was listed aga 5552/057506 and GOMEZ' was Listed as 5552/057504. ; me #> be oe OA x Go a o 2) by ny me Q a 3 gS t ee) ta “” tes te 1 5 REP CINCLANT CGINCSO #  I&NS (Note: Bald distrbutlon saduoted by ~# ) WSO PROSE CTCAMMUG 41) -£SCI-315/016 53-44 é . | SOO RE iat ore Veto ha ee ee 5 be 8 Rog Le con . WS dak yo? Vgtice
of _SECR. B tr. ; NO FOREIGN ‘DISSEN escres16/01659-64 aa 2 The records of this Agoncy reveal that in ‘dugust 1961, Castor . - GONEZ Prado was @ secretary with the Cuban delegation to the Se ECOSOC Conference in Montevideo. . Be. A report. dated 2 February 1962; stated ‘that “tn January 1962, _ Caster GOMEZ. Prado attended a meeting ‘of. foreign ministers ‘ia on | Panta. del Bate. He was ‘described as ‘eecond. secretary. ‘f. Oe tye meen Re aggreetiimen oem = home é SECRET .°- “ NO FOREIGN DISSEM ia A arias ome eee & wes . wd Ae Seem &
&. Diraswioa Telesseme tare depend Sar tnetr pmicetivtty on the teaivors 37 sevema) veoplel end for the effertioe use of J of youd otnereé, Tuer an many fobe Shetropralurt, on lw Work if geserna oth fovelved, amt tt te aut exquen wo fo thee ait, ot la ne. @emary to i do thes all well. Tae teamwork of all che particinants must de Girested.by one person and woven into tae station's work as a & whoi@. shen telephon@-tap operaticce are aitatie, like TAGS and ZRICINT, the active partictoqtion of the station anief or nne of fee tae te Saal the Stach and to maiutaiy Lf intack tnroughon tae toamee of far tperation. 1 . ’ fe re
14-00000 “SABOTAGE. ON FIRST VISIT t2 sun] ~< . . we . rack oxy ® e e e- & wt am 2 = , oe oN ait AND KER BOTEER e =e ~ at 20 ME RE SEQUESTEN Vise 23557 AND SAID CFS CFPS_CCRTINGENT. SUNT UPON ELS es UARANTEE ING FERNANSEZ TEAT BOAT | WE FLEEING IN WOULD BE MET. aGiT2 TOLD MESTRE THAT IT IMFOSS IBLE WARANTEE BOAT WOULD BE-MET 28> EFFORT WOULD BE MADE LOOK [X70 VISA ASSIST. MESTRE AWARE oF PAST COOPERATION WITH COMMIES BUT TRUSTS KER THORSUGELY, SAYING THAT SHE HAS BEEN . -) HOST HELPFUL TO MDC FROM'RER STRRENT Position IN(__ | | ARETZ NOTED THAT FLAN APPEARED POORLY COORDINATED “ASSURE FOLLOW UP TO EVENT IF [22 DOES TAKE PLACE AND It MAY FRECIPITATE COMPLETE DESTRUCTICS OFFOSITION BY A DESPERATE, CASTRO. MESTRE STATED PLAN HAD NOT SEX COCRDINATED FRD MIAME AND | anpalnes INTENTIONALLY LEFT OCT BUT OPS FULLY COORDINATED RERE 1 ‘AMONG FRD. SABOTY GE CHIEFS BY AMFANSLe Bad Bod Yom 3, | Jos 22 ScV TOLD EMB POL. OFFICER WAYNE SMITH THAT MANOLO. RAY. GROUP FLANNING BLOW UP MAIN POWER PLANT ) CUBAN ELECTRIC AT 2398 HRS cz SOV SAID HE HAD PERSON?2LY TALKED - WITH THE 6 MEN (NOT IDENTIFIED) WEO WE E TO ‘CARRY OUT THE INDICATED THAT T RAY , * GROUP HAD EXPECTED RECEIVE CaRco OF EXPLOSIVES ON NIGKT al xov _BUT BOAT DID -NOT ‘ARRIVE. INTINATED THIS SE ere rot FOR FEW DAYS. CH LATER VISIT 70 SMITH! SAID POVER PLANT ALREADY MINED AND ACTION ¥ClTL> TAKE. PLACE ON 22 NOV AS SCALDULED « _ ALTHOUGH MESTRE DECRIBES T&IS AS AN oP TO. *SHOW UP* ‘MANOLO RAY CROUP INFO AT HAND AND REFS Wil INDICATE THIS IS A COCROINATED, EFFORT OF MANY GROUPS IncLz is f'2P. Pe REBROOUCTION BY OTHER ToAw Tre PSSUING CEFISE 1S PROHIBITED
(ros-or7e-t007t] . of, ~ rn ASSIFIEO MESSA 2 oft eck 08 /ou/or CLASS SAGE . “oat 4 MAY 1959_ ' 10 + DIRECTOR rom «(Luxempoura) '5~ FA action, WE 6 into. . COP, Cl, ci /ors, cific, Fi, Fe’, S/o 2 aa amet ane og i fae 1703.58 mies : ore Rect er bbe geek 1 t . LB, tye an . : . a ari went ct hetero a eo ae er on Or een * IN 12839 rr) DIR 30-14 NFO Gite fuuxé) sot REF s (LUXE}99% (IN 10377 Jy DIR 24181 (OUT 985283) zo 1. HAD ALREADY ASKED [QUBANNER 1 BET DESCRIPTION, DETAILS, ETC BUT SINC HE UNABLE DO WITH CLARITY RABNEY UNDER Jaues- TIONED SUBJ 4 MAY. SUBJ STATES FOLLOWING IS ALL. HE KNOWS BUT CON- SIDER PROBABLE HE KNOWS MOR THAN TELLING OR INVOLVED SOME DEAL : FOR WHICH HOPES PROTECT SELF AGAINST LEGAL ACTION BY STATING WORKING ne meme nee yey FOR AMERICANS. 2, ARMAND DELACOUR, RESIDENT 28 RUE ERARD (aso RCVD EMARD), PARIS AND THREE TIME CONVICT, APPROACHEO suBy MID-APRIL WITH OFFER FIRST ROCF. STATED TWO SICILIANS LIVING PARIS ALREADY SUCCESSFULLY ENGAGED THIS TRAFFIC, ONE OF WHOM RECEIVED 5@ KILOS OPIUM HONG KONG AND DELIVERED PERSONALLY IN STATES, ENTERING VIA CANADA, DELACOUR GAVE 0 DETAILS OTHER THAN THAT CHICOMS PROVIDE orl fa GRATIS ON CONDITION DELIVERY STATES. WHEN SUBJ ASKED RE ENTRY STATES DELACOUR REPLIED CAN FOR U.S, $289 GET FULL FRENCH DOCUMENTATION NEEDED FOR Abe ae tak ter AMERICAN VISA. 3. DELACOUR ALSO USES NAME DELAMARE, AGE 47, HEIGHT 175CMS, . WEIGHT 7 TO 72 KILOS, BROWN HAIR BALDING, OVAL FACE, GROWN EYES, CROOKED NOSE, THICK LIPS, HEAVY CIGARETTE SMOKER, BORN BASQUE SECRET «5 oaY 1959 REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. - _— Copy No. cotre Me nAai tems eer rg | “RETURN TO c Background Use Oni ly © Not Reproduce 3/4
14-00000 oe . . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ie into i ; - COUNTRY. SMUGGLED NARCOTICS BEFORE AND AFTER WAR FROM NORTH AFRICA, LAST RELEASED FROM JAIL DEC 58, THEFT CHARGES, . END OF MESSAGE C/S COMMENT: ®SUBJECT SAID INVITED BY DELACOURT TO JOIN RING WHICH RECEIVING "GRATIS" FROM CHICOMS LARGE AMOUNTS OPIUM TO BC SMUGGLED TO U.S. eo gm ent. thee meee en oe oe wee oe gee enema . SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. o * “fay
404-10196-10225 ; a a CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This matertal contains information attecting ‘the National Defense of the United Gtates withia the meaning of the Eaptonege Lagan, Titie 88, UBC Bere 76) and 194, the trenemlasion of revelation of which ia any manner to an unauthorised poreoa be prohibited by tau. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM REPORT NO. CS CI-316/01240- 64 country Cuba gupect Aicgjo GARRIGA Rabasa DATE DISTR. 12 octover Os) , | 2° ee . NO. PAGES 1 KS 0 Se . sor” REFERENCES e 05" \W) . & DATE OF Ls @ - INFO. 1964 PLACE & Washington, D. C. pate Acq, October 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. THi3 18 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GaAaoiNes ARE DEFINITIVE,” APPRAISAL OF CONTENT (8 TENTATIVE. source, A former Cuban is officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comments . ; : ! The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. 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. Alejo GARRIGA Rabasa is a sergeant in the police force and is Chief of Personnel of the Department of Investigation. Source heard a rumor that GARRIGA was arrested over a year ago and condemmed to ten years in prison, . 2. GARRIGA was born about 1924, is five feet nine inches tall, 170 pounds, has a big build, a fair complexion, and wears glasses, 132 Headquarters Comments 1. A fairly reliable source in a document dated ‘5 August 1959, ' gtated that Alejo S. GARRIGA y Rabasa was a first sergeant and Chief of Services and Personnel in the Departamento Tecnico de Investigaciones de la Policia Nacional Revolucionaria (Technical Department of Investigations of the National Revolutionary Police). : 2. First Sergeant Alejo GARRIGA y Rabasa was identified by a usually reliable source on 17 May 1961 as the Departamento Tecnico de Investigacions (DTI) Chief of Personnel whose wife Rectan tthe, Sbeatiie, said she had been allowed to see him on only two occasions since 3 he had been arrested sixty days earlier by G-2 agents, along wi tt others. His wife said that only GARRIGA, out of the CST whole group, had been héld incommunicado. , ap abeenrenerr ital SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM (--S¢=*"= (Note: Field duteibution indeated by “ tt“ RID 1 TOrAaALs WH/SA T (1), WE 1 (2), Cl 4, 201 None 19-G6-102/4 ~ POEM NO | ORSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS 2 1
(404-10178-10073 . - é » CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ct, O DONNELL ROUTING UN SS D-oPs SECRET 4 mer eg? abe Pater 14 OCIVBRG r4s,0 ‘ (tuaenacurc_7 (5-14 FEOMe DIRECTOR i CON C/F I/O 4 OPERATIONAL IMME DIATE eA zediah mw |e ‘ IOs c/ri, C/ee . 10 fhodin( tel INFO. ai. nada CIE O18 a Ga Tam . ry 1. REQUEST JOUVEHOY DSTERMINE Px (nana IF MANKEL AVAILABLE WEEK 17 OSf. _ REPLY SHOULD BE SWNT PREY To (FRAN itt RABNEY, LP AFFIRMATIVE RABNEY WILL CONTACT JOUVENOY DIRECTLY TO ARRANGE MESTING WITH MANKEL. (5202+ FOR RABNEY: TPO REQUESTED BY RABNEY FROM DAKAR BEING POUCHED . (Frau, OCT VIA RXRUPEMYYKRY POUCH No. 19125. END OF MESSAGE { ~ AS 03 he CAN Ks/o A C/re/2 ; COGROIMATING OFFICERS 25 061 1966 RELEASING OFFICER 1 [  inatby'g'e | . Autenricatine oenes: ~ aan ee. oo. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE issu 1 OE PROHIBITED, 0 Copy No,“ RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce OY/rl
14-00000 kh. STA AGARE THAT AMRUNG=1 MA APPOINTED AMPANSL AS CHIEF ACTION AND SAB FOR HAVANA AREA AND-RAD PROVIDED NIN PLASTIC OSTAINED FROM LAS VILLAS AND MULATA OPS. MSG’ RECD FROM” ampAx-1 AFTERNOON 22 NOV CONFIRNS PLAN SLOW UP POWER PLANT, TRANSFORMERS, GAS STAS, AND TRUCKS , ETC, ON NIGHT 22 OR 23 NOV. co ae o ress — c/s COMMENT:# Ray's request for one hundred and fifty Ibe oe 3 te be used fa. -a sabotage éffort in Havana. _ 6* MASH reported that the targets fur the etfort were the electric plant and one of the TV. stations in Havana. ed MASH stated ‘that. the operatioa was postponed 48 ‘hours because of boat repairs. seeeeeEDOh ye Gettentoe Comers RERRODICTION BY OTHER THAN THE: ISSUING OFF IGE i$ PROHIBITED - oo
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(os-t0t80-104s4 ae ae + CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _ [so SECRET 4 1 EL Salvavek _ v OIRECTOR * on, Gil 2 , 4, Boe; wutfea g, cr, crlops, ciles, ve Ts EC RET 2621402 © . DIR cite SALV 5229 REF DIR 44137 IN RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS PARA 3 REF, par HAD REFUSED TO SERVE aS INFORMANT FO: GOES OW SECURITY GROUNDS; CITED CASE OF STUDENT WHOSE REPUTATION RUINED In unly 7 we af COUPLE OF YEARS AGO. AFTER BEING cbiPRoNI SED as, poutee : AGENT. aa Ge CAMS, PROLASLY ! ae st epes BECAUSE IT WELL_KNOUN AROUND UNIVERSITY THAT OYS CLOSS =r BP CULTURAL ATTACHE, AND ONCE GIVEN Ceo C oN e008) 27 AUG, TOLD KIM THAT YE SCHOLARSHIP. 2. AT MEETING VITH Bees HAVE DECIDED To LEY THE DUST SETTLE On THE RUSSIAN PROFESSORS FLAP BEFORE FOLLOWING UP PITCH TO ‘AND TO TAME NO FURTHER ACTICN THIS CASE UNTIL ADVISED. DID NOf QUESTION THIS RATIONALE AND PROMISED TO CCHPLY. wit & bw HTIONED PAKA 2.REF. i Tee —s SECRET | 2 anes
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(tow-totee-10228] - CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Yhts metortal comtaine tnformatinn afreting the Xutivaal Defense of the Tasted States witnin the meaning of the Baphwage Lawa, THe 18 USC Recn TS and TH the transmiston ar revelation of whirh ta aze manner fo an uneuthorissd person is prohidiied By lew. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSE counray Cuba REPORTNO,  CSCI-316. 01237-64 suwect Arturo HERNANDEZ Telleria paTE OTR, ©«= «8 October 19640 e ‘ on : *, NO. PAGES 2 gn? S ow | : ; 2 ON ; REFERENCES nd © ave \ ‘e000 pent pate or 1964 gor > Ne Washingt D.C pace a Washington : gate aca, October oe FELD REPORT NO. THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INPOSMATION, SOURCE GAADINGS ARE CEFIMITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT I$ TENTATIVE. oo , source. A former Cuban 15 officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. - oo, Headquarters Comments The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by tho source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that tho addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. 1. Arturo HERNANDEZ Telicria was a sergeant in BATISTA‘s police foree; he accompanied BATISTA when he was overthrown and escaped to Santo Dominge. After a few days HERNANDEZ returned to “Habana. HERNANDEZ is now the Chief of Archives of the Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence ~- DGI). 2. HERNANDEZ was born sometime prior to 1919. He is five fect pipe, inches tall, 180 pounds, has a heavy build, and gray hair 154.3 Headquarters Comments: - i. In a report dated 5 August 1959. a fairly reliable source Stated that Arturo TELLERIA Hernandez, a sergeant. is an agent in Bureau “A"“ Archives of the Technical Department of Investigation of the National Revolutionary Police (DTIPNR). 2. In an official directive issued by the Technical Department of Investigation of the Cuban Revolutionary Police on 20 April 1960, Arturo TELLERIA Hernandez was listed as a sergeant in thes 3 t Archives Section. This report was dated 19 October 1960. 4 3 . 3 : SECRET eesietyoe EEE 1 NO FOREIGN DISSEM | “aaa 1 REP__CINCLANT.__CINCSO=_I&NS __ __ Note Field duinbetion Indicated by“ 2") a YIRR
Be SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM CSCI-316/0123} 64 = Qa A usually reliable source, in a report dated 12 August 1963, . said that one Arturo TELLERIA was a sergeant in the Technical Department of Investigation (DTI). SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM _
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