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S77 SECRET a0 February 1967 Project LIENVOY -- Renewal Feriod 1 February 1937 = 21 Jan yuary 163 “. Comments and Fecommendations (Tot ve forwarded to the Division) l. Our files contain 107 positive intelligence reports produced wi wholly | or in part by LIENVOY and disseminated in the period 1 February i986 - 31. ' January 1967. Over half of this production (60 reports) dealt with cians and activities of Mexican Communists and other leftists. Included were 17 reports which provided useful information on the unrest at the National Autonomous University. (UNAM) and other universities. As our recent study of reporting on Mexico indicates, student unrest has been a subject of high interest to the community. Also included were 13 disseminstions which contributed to the station's coverage, highly praised by ail customers, of leftist activities in connection with President Johnson's visit. The other - 30 reports in-this group, primarily concerning the ECM, MLN, ani PPS, varied considerably in quality but in seneral appeared to be of moderate value in relation to customer needs. m We ye 4 2. The disseminated production from foreign Communist installations was relatively meager. There were 9 reports on relations with the Soviets, mostly on culiural programs; 3 reports on commercial negotiations with Czechoslovakia and Foland; 7 reports concerned witn Cuba; and o reports on Chicom (NCNA) activities in Mexico, With the possible excention of information on Mexican-Bloc trade -- a subject of much interest te ORR -- the LIENVOY coveraye of official Communist installations did not provide positive intelligence of any great significance, Notably lacking was informa- tion on joreign subversive efforts against Mexico, for which customers have expressed an urgent need. 3. The rest of the production for the period included the following: 9 reports concerning Guatemalan exile activity, waicn appearai to te of value; 9 reports on activities of the press secretary of the Presidencia which. contributed to coverage of the governtient's plans and activities -- an area on which the community has a high priority need for information; and one report concerning initiatives for a Victnainese peace which was xisseminated as an Intelligence Information Special Report to ine Director, There were also 4 reports on right-wing Sinarchist activity, a subject of relstively ‘little interest to customers.
14-00000 4.. In summary, th unavoidably un of useful information ive intelligence production as a whole, guality and coverage, included a consideravle ievant to priority needs of the community. « in itself would hardly justify the total cost -e that 2 substantial portion of the cost is warranted ‘for pursoses other than collection of positive information. Consequently FI/INT/RE recommenss. renewal, ; . ca) ile) oO oe 77) cc. c. n c aa) @ 55 E Hy) ae Chief, FI/IN'T/RE
404-1017710178 “oT Mntealiad ; 2 November 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR: -CateeseOn¥mes— SUBJECT: Victor PANEQUE Batista 201~286382 ; Bae In regsrd to your memorendum dated 5 October 1964, the FBI reports and Staff/D material, relating to Subject were reviewed by | s24 found to be non- Oe ee | | derogatory. O> ! j i 1 i _ . i [Bruce B. Cheever | i OC/WH/SA t t Distribution: Orig. & 1 ~ Addressee ; 1 -— WH/SA/IOS (_}--201-286382 SoATET welaed the |
404-10177-10179 . | “* ; _ SECRET b. SURES ATSRD saMe TW REMAN PEGS = £2 9NAME TR URRES Cai) dad Thetor PANEQUE— Bab ote ——|201~28638a+ 64/04 : a. ade wae Ad Sie a ee eke ert. . t : Diego Rene Ricardo (all used as first names F due to Clandestine Adtivity) 4 3. DATE AND PLACE CF 3IRTH ; , 3 . 920= nte;-Cuba-————# ~ Par ciretGiteptenber 2 Holguin-Ortente; 5 5. PRESENP URE SEE fty AND LOCATION — : Residences Hotel Rivoli : 800 Collins Ave. Apt. #9 4 Miami,Beach, Flottda : 6 OCCUSATIONAL SPECIALTIES, EDUCATION Former Cuban Arny Major PAST ACTIVETIES ISCLUOING MILITARY SERVICE ACTIVITY 7. Sergent Cuban Arey Infantry « Guban Rebel Army Hajor B) 19. UNTEREST In SUBJECT (CHECK GNE) p) Ci ESPIONAGE 08 CE ACTIVITY He Aik OPERA HOSA CLEARANCE ,REQUEST FOR GREEN LIST ON NAME CHECK? 151573 @QO~G  - | LY? ' Pate — Op AN co en EPH 4 or “2 TO CHER, FI/d & & Q © “9 oF CRIGINATING OFFICER % 9, way : : me & 4 CFF —— = HOOM, BUILDING ERTERSION aa us ° Ee it. Tree oF acu PaecK one) 4 wag st TIME SUBMITTED a ADJITIGRAL DATA O stcnecx FoR CURRENT ty t " " r ~_LecaTION "BATES | Cuba 19k2— 1981 Cuba - 1959-1960 - 2. OTHER SIGNIFICANT BATA (POLITICS, RELIGION - ADD EXTRA SHEETS WHEN MELDED f Sl DESCRIPTION HEIGHT J WEIGHT) EYES trate) (mace (orner) &> 16" —180_lba. ___Blue___Brown_ Gamage 2G. SPOUSE VIF WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME) 11, GYHER MEMEENS CF IMSEGIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATES 32. ACT FULLY MEET REQUIREMENTS. ALL PERTINENT INFORMATION INSERT CARSON; FALL OUT FORMS SEND 80TH SHEETS TO Fi/D. INSTRUCTIONS: rei 6.41 SOL use cocetous rretaces. SECRET Vp INFORMATION REQUIQED (DEFINE SPECIFICALLY. ments, TERNS SUCH AS "DEROGATORY" MAY RESULT IR { : Wd 2 ARCH THAT OCES 1 COMPLETELY. SEE CSE 10-7 i ~ Ay my al ut a! mith
(404-10196-10122 &. 3p i § RETURN TO OC | ack golr dues - 8 Do Nab ROP . ; $ 4 SECRET TNE 3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM ss] 3 ser we are ate me CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Thw meterial containg laformatina effecting the National Defense of the United States witnia the meaning ef the Bermege Lawa Tite 1% CAC Gece 188 and Te the transom of reegistion of which im aay manner te am UhautRerterd parton & preiiitted Bp tae, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM country Cuba REPORT NO, C€91-316/01221~64 SUMECT Osmin FERNANDEZ Concepcion DATE DISTR. 24 Septeater 1964 , NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES CSCT-3/778 , 366 17 October 1963 pate of 1964 INFO. pice g Washington, D. C. . Date acq. September 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. THiS (S$ UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINOS ARE DEPINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 16 TENTANIVE source; A former Cuban IS officer who served withthe Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comments The following report is onmof 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. Source, although he does not know Osmin FERNANDEZ Cancepciona, heard that FERNANDEZ was going to be assigned to the Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI). According to source, FERNANDEZ, who is somewhat effeminate, is a friend of Manuel PINEIRO and Cesar CUENCA. Headquarters Comment 1. Aside from the information included in the above referenced report, the records of this Agency reveal no additional identifiablo information on Osmin FERNANDEZ Concepcion. ‘ei je ta - = ye . e NOISE OWS 7 X= 1692 A108 ADR 2 ! L_CSC1-31601221-6 _! \_LLWAS | -XO PROJECT (AMNUG{1) - L/S : i, BIDZAaN i 4 W/WAL { Caer ic tats 7 au Ad ‘ rors wi/SA 7 (1) WE 1 (2), CI 4, RID1L wiawon es RS des gett ened / ORM xO. ] OBSOLETE Born +:
404-10177-10180 , ote ke en & bd I - e - a . t Lor t ' SECRET ° . ° ip - . cs . 2) ane ack TO: cate 4 ° FROM: SLE DOSSHER oN SUBJECT in Fi/D B1oGparHtc Files, RES Eee <£ . a a Cece To: 03 . 2 ISF/6 3 8. (7 ] 4 MEMORANOUM TS ATIACHED HERETO. C. [] WITH THE LIMITED IDENTIFICATION PROVIDED IN THE REQUESS. FI/D 1S UNABLE TO DETERMINE WHETHER THERE 1S INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT OR ROT. . a { 0. [TT] F I/D HAS HO PERTINENT ENFORMATION On SUBJECT. | IF INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT APPEARS AT A LATER DATE, (1 WELL BE REPORTED TO YOU aS IT BECOMES AVAILABLE. “| €. { ] THE SUBJECT OF THIS REQUEST 1S APPARENTLY THE) SUBJECT OF THE FOLLCWING: Fo Be... Bach. tee ~ A i ‘S bp - NOTE TO THE ORIGINATING OFFICE WHER THE SUBJECT $5 HO LONGER IMPOCTART TO YOUR OFFICE, THIS SHEET, WITH TRE FOLLGw EG CANCELLATION NOTICE COMPLETED, SHOULD RE SENT TO Fi/D. sad ' REVIEW YOUR FILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, AND SEND TO FE/D THE SHEETS FOR PERSORS TRAT ARE 40 LONGER OF SUFFICEENT INTEREST TO DEMAND A CONTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE DO NOP THE uP FI/D'S FACELITIES WITH CONTONUING SEAQCHES FOR INFORMATEQN THAT 13 NOT REQUIRED. wt + ae . 1 t2 | To: FI/o Be FROM: a NAME ' OFFICE DESIGNATOR ROOM, BUILDING Turea tey CANCEL THE STOP CARD FOR THIS REQUEST : SECRET
(404-10196-10123 Ireeepeegieas Si vy Wo ay Ey CSTW ZA AYO Ai) ie))| Tei ZEON eee oo . e i... Abi sed os ho we gee ‘ CENTRAL iNTELLIGENCE AGENCY ° Thin material contains information effecting the Metsonal Defense of ihe United Btetoe wlinia the moaning of the Kaptonage Lawe, Title 18. USC. Bera, 163 and TH, the transmission or revsiaticn of which In any manner to an uUnEuthertseg person te prohibited by law. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba reroat NO, CS C1-316/01220-64 SuMECY Francisco DOYHARZABAL Garcia DATE DISTR 24 September 1964 "NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES DATE OF 1964 INFO, pace a Washington, D. C. bate acq. September 1964 FIELO SEPORT NO. THIS 18 UNEVALUATED (NPORMATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ARE Dererecrsve. ArPRasal CF COeerenT 1% TENTATIVE. ' source. A formor Cuban IS officer who. served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. ¥O Glflcadquarters Comments . Packground Use following report is one of a series containing personality ' provided. by the source and includes supplemental . Reproducth formation Do Not °F information from the records of this Agency. It ig requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. Source knew Francisco DOYHARZABAL Garcia at the Department of Investigations of the Police in 1959. He cannot remember DOYHARZABAL ‘ 8 physical description and does not. know his present whereabouts .1 ~ Headquarters Comments 1. A fairly reliable source, in a report dated 5 August 1959, stated that Francisco DOYHARZABAL Garcia was an agent in the : Drug:,Bureau of the Department of Technical Investigations of the National Revolutionary Police. He held the rank of ° sergeant. 2. Included with a report dated 19 October 1960, was a list of members of the Departamento Tecnico de Investigaciones of the Cuban National Revolutionary Police who would he taking courses given by that Department. One Francisco DOYHAKZABAL Garcia was included on the list. 3. In a report dated 3 May 1961, from a usually reliable source, the name Francisco DOYHARZAL appeared on an official roster of the Departamento Tecnico de Investigaciones. His serial § 3/ 4 number was listed as 23765, grade 10, and a monthly salary 4 3 of $60. SOFT 3 2 SECRET fadzéod hom evaneta| 2 i doatase beaten 1 NO FOREIGN DISSEM NCLANT _CINCSO # _T&NS (Note: Feld dutribution indicated by “2%.) PNP OUMATION REPORT IN a eae feria Tg [EX = : Ri) PROJECT (ANMUGA1) i HL —_——__€SCI- sey on ae 7 (1), WE : (2), CI 4, RID. ree aa | OBSOLETE ene s--
(404-10177-10181 REPORT OP COVERT ASSESSMENT | NOTE: This Report of Cevert Acsesement ts entrusted to C, WH/SA, It may be retained in the ceerationel personnel Sile. In the evens further interpretstion oy the intormetion provided on this individusel is dest red, plecse contact the Agsessment end Evalua- tion Sterf, MS, extension 2247. a 1 Nemes: Victor PANESUE Batista Detes or Assessment: 5-13 Aucust 1064 a Date of Birth: 13 September 1920 Education: 4-Sth grade level 2 9 Official Requesting Assessment: Bob Wall, JMWAVE ON ! % "6. Projected Job Assignment: PM/I 40, y | BGP, COMMENTS : Se % i) 1. Mr. PANECUE wes one of six members of the radop trainees who were given brier psychological essessments on 3-13 August 1964, They were given @ sroup battery of ability tests, checked personall- y questionnaires, and esch wes interviewed for at least en hour. 2. The test vettery consisted of « serles of measures of non-verbal intellectual ebilities, involving principally che per- ception of reletionships between cbjeets and symbols and the ' manipulstion of muubers cnd numerticcl CONCEPLS. While this battery has not be used extensively with Cuban Sroups, experience with it elsewhere sugsests its usefulness in predicting adaptability to the intellectual: demands of treinins. On the atteched forms, Mr. PANEQUE's neme:appeers on # scale which shows his perrormance reletive to other: Cubans tested to date, | 3. Mr. PeNEQUE is tne ocidest. le xperienced member of the redop group te - 2 nélzate that he hes Little ebilitvy toe deal witn abs ¥' *. weak ace problem. Thus, training cide will be o z ther, ectunl work on the equipment and proe i whe sills Heo rether simple mean who, throuch eiroumstenees, mons: ced to atcein a P sition of command end rressige. His prst 'success epperry due re to nis outzoing, focvessive, ond cols -soaf dent manner than ” intetlectueal sbilities. Whether he will be willing to sssume a bordinste position on = term is coubiful. In fact, it is quite ; xely thet he could ena would ettempt vo cominate rad conuro yy . em Leeder whe has not hed the experiences ead positions or ip thet he (PANEQUE) hee hed in the pest. ‘Moreover, ha x: a 274 rether indepencen: dividuol who night, ens se in e2ti. Ay OL fone or.enigstion not sponsored fond to ontweish hic _ __} 03 conhs . “Ye go'd On his own or in eehs} r 3 KUBARK, !%l-inesll. his ¢!
104-10186-10124 PtRet ha TORAAATHOR REPO Rat wo 89 6 om tH Cf py ‘SUMECT Reinaldo MARTINEZ Garcia CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This metertal eemtame tateteia thou afecung the Metional Defense of tae Culted States withia the moaning of the Kaptonace Lawe, Tite 16, UMC, Gece Tee ame Cea ihe trenemienion oF eurciation Gf Whikk tT any manner to an Unsulhorised person le prehitited wy iaw, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM é countay Cubs REPORT'NO, CSCI-316/01219-64 OATE DISTR. 23 September 1964 Fd NO. PAGES } ‘ RETURN TO CiA ~ Background Use Only. REFERENCES Do Not Reproduce reid 1964 PLACE a Washington ,D. Cc. ° . DATE aca, September’ 1964 FIELD REPORT. NO. THES 1G UNEV ALUATED MOAN, BOURCE GRadassg ARE OLFIPITIVE, APPRAISAL OF COMTENT 18 TENTATIVE. . 5 source, A forner Cuban 13 officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence yf Service “gnatal 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. : ne 1 Reinaldo ?MARTINEZ Garcia was a policeman and worked at the Department of Investigations until 1963. At the present time : he is working for the Cuban Telephone Company. 2. MARTINEZ, a mulatto, was born about 1939, is five feet ae , seven inches tall, 135 pounds, has a slim build, and kiaky hair .1.2,3 - Headquarters Comments 1. Included with a report dated 19 October 1960, was alist of policemen who would be taking a course given by the Departamento Tecnico de Investigaciones (Technical Department of Investigations ~ DTI) of the Cuban National Revolutionary Police. Appearing on the list was Renaldo Gn Garcia. 2. In Fe 1961 a fairly reliable source” who was employed ' by the | gave a : representative o gency a Copy oF an 6 efal roster ‘ of DTI personnel. Included on thf list was Renaldo MARTINEZ Garcia, serial number 25925, grade 18, with a monthly salary of $30. : ft BS GO oh OR SECRET . (—ser7 NO FOREIGN DISSEM “ea | . : GastgonRagrs REP CINCLANT CINCSO # I&NS {Mates Field disterrorica mrwated by ~o".3 PROJECT (AMMUGAL) -
14-00000 SECRET _ NO FOREIGN DISSEM CSCI-316/012194,64 wage ° In & report dated 18 May 1962, an untested source stated that -~ ae ‘ Renato MARTINES Garcia, a membor of the Departamento Tecnico i de Investigaciones (DTI), was a Communist of oppurtunity. Source e: said.that MARTINEZ was born about.1937, weighed 130 pounds, is “five feet nine inches tall, and has dark brown hair and dark eyes. wer " SECRET ae NO FOREIGN DISSEM
(t04-10177-40182 ee SECRET i REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION (Aleara hostiatey § cope of thee fora} PLEASE COMPLETE LACH SECTION AND APPROFRIATE BLANE 18 duoust 1554 a 2 70: ~ 8 iX Cl OPTRAT I ONaL AFPROVAL ANf SUPPCAT GDIvisicr FROM "ps om a Nee wh ato of, A, pte. CHIEF TMVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION, S#FICE OF SECURITY Os Uy CHIEF, PERSONNER SECLATTY OLVEISICN OFFICE CF SECLYITY ELA SUaJECTs PROJECT ; ; . (True reac} Ma rior V Victor PANE QUE “Batata Ly CASPT OMIM, PST Geri, AMA OP AL EASES ° ; TAego Rene Ricardos used as first. nanege . due te Subject’s Caancestine Activities sa ee O 2663 a. @. PYPE ACTION REQUESTED PROVIGTOWAL UPERATIGUAL APPROVAL [| Paowastonat ee APPROVAL [ _[ortmariomas appmovar | | PRoraterany appaovan PROVISIONAL COVERT SECURITY aPPROVAL COVERT MAME CHECK | | covert secusity apraowat mm Wa Ce SPECIFEC AREA OF USE FULL OETAILG OF USE Subject will be used ag an infiltree and radio operator. @. INVESTIGATICN AND COVER A. U.G. GOVEONMENT UMTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING FNVESTIGATION? : x ONVESTIGATION? @. Cla EMTERTST WAV BE SHOUN OURENG €. §$ SUBJECT AWAGE OF U.S. GOVERNMENT FNTEREST IN HEME O. 09 SUBJECT awaRE OF CIA INTEREST $6 HIME | {| €. INDICATE AMY LEMITATIONS O% COVEMAGE IN THE ENVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. i mie ee _- #. SUGGEST “COVER PRETEXT® TO BE USEO IN CONDUCTING PEBIONAL INVESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. , G. 00 YOU PLaW TO MAKE SUBJECT BITTING OF AGENCY Of GoverauenT twtenrsT? - | [ye fves  [ [wo | tF NO TRYVESTEGATIO® GUTStOE Cia, EXPLAEN FULLY , . 8. PRO AND GREEN LAST STATUS ! |] yx [Pwo +. om Courvattnt, IN (2) COPIES ATTACHEO [ _feeo st wit ef FoRwanoro —. | | [PRO bh. Om CourvARENT. Im 1} COPY ATTACHED GREENM LEST ATTACHED, Or 96%] @. Rt TRACES | __ [wo aecoro WILL FORWARD RY | hon. ocrocatoay |’ | oeeocavory avtacnes F. DIVISION TRACES | [ne recone : wIkt FoRwARD [wy | xcs-osaccatony _— DEROGATORY ATTACHED @. FIELD TRACES | [so econo | #tLk FoRwane | py ko ocaocaToRy iaso. ery f peeccaToRy artacwen j LES? SOURCES CHECKED . f | SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION ATTACHED | MOT INt"bATEO (Explanacian) { SEGNATURE SF Cast orficta EXTENSEGS [stemateee OF BRANCH CHIEF cat Hicks 74:6: | Bruce B. Cheever } . pee TTD TEESE hos SECRET o3 tw 3/r/ z gonpoid
404-10177-10183 SECRET mS . REQUEST FOR CANCELLATION TO: H efter =erien Oa JC7RR Oa "7646 Saket g ning GPicuda, ctypl oF true way be weedy wine WO Ts __.. Major Victor PANEQUE Batiste (0000 [Kiss i! ji sees [ees Ct70R NO. Ts01 a0. : Paosect ' + 201-2863&2 Dare OF Beate PLace OF g1eTH AGENT" S SERVICE RECORD an attacere pont ere eke @0Ll O¢ FoRsaaoED REASCNES) FOR CANCELLATION e Subject: is no longer of operational interest to the Station. tm, a Ref: UFGA-23382, 1 Oct. 1965 GATE 12 Octeber 1965 4 TTT TTF Saya Te vse tw avy Capacity, 4 NED REQUEST POW wy novne vee gp wo — hse G37 seas.rave wmevtous toeracy. 5 Of |
‘404-10177-10184 wot yo 1 ! i ] i Dette Actin ct arr “~ ae U a. « ' ; SECRET PROVISIORAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL MEMORAWOUM FOR: Chig SUweT a { WH/C/RR/OA = 9},-28636: Sup sicT ] o3 REFERENCE: Your Merorandum, Dated Lh July 1965 pre A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the; use of this Subject as set forth below. 1 i} A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the sane authority, on a temporary basis, for the use of an Individusl as the authority granted in an Operational Approval unless othervise specified by CI/OA. It is based, hovever, only on preliminary file checks and investigation and is sub- ject to a further final review when all investigation is completed. Per your memorandum request of 14 July 1965, Subjects Provisional Operational Approval is herewith reinstated until 14 October 1965. To process the Operational Approval, full information (completed PRQ Parts IT and If) must be submitted as soon as possible and not later than six (6) wonths from this date. A. Operational Approval will follow when all investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory FRQ Parts I and II. Cancellation must be requested if use of SubJect by interested Di- visions ceases. /s/ Edwara ¥. Brown ‘ APPROVAL ey Dare CI/OPERATICNAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION 21 JULY 1965 soaa $25 est Posvcoes aestioes SECRET ¢ ~ meee Pa TEEEST| pov asesar 1 pl | |
404-10177-10186 . re Le t= < . : be : Bon | sc 8% (4 UNCLASSIFIED =] theanat ~ C) CONF IENTIAL ([] SECRET f° . ROUTING AND RECORO SHEET SUBJECT. 1Opronal} " FROAA: TO Pe . en SY Ae ee FL/1C/ISR be-gh hal ‘ | [Vs Sest 62 1 2 . neha: ty * seomadbvee S iam ooww “oom ond | Sate OFFICERS COMMENTS iMumber each comment te show fram whem mcento | toew PETALS is “on Brow @ lina across column efter each comment.} 7 - i i 7 need 2. RI/MEs Vt) . 4, rrfocfsse Bowe } 8 } OD | | ft 6 en — rT . | RETURN TO CIA | > Background Use Only | i ~ Do Not Reproduce ‘ loca va | . : : ' _l 13 er cs rrr a 20/284 BSR 0 GIO ES secret =) CONFIDENTIAL «=) SOAS )sCUNCLASSIFIED Yl
14-00000 —/ 16. L?. 18. 19. S-E-C-R-E-T “NO FOREIGN DISSEM Lo . _ -9- CS-311/03392-64 7 é 3. Matters which are neither handled nor troadcast properly (on events of interest and tmportance happening in Cuba) by the PL Branch. 4. ‘Suggestions and wavs on how to use or to imporve the work of the PL Branch, in general or in concrete foras. FUNCTION, CHARACTERISTICS, AND DATA ON MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE AND OF THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS ACCREDITED IN THIS COUNTRY. a) UN. b) OAS and JID. ec) Officials in and of Latin American countries. NECESSARY STRUCTURE OF THE GOVERNMENT AND OPERATION OF ITS ORGANISMS, a) Relations between the Presidency and the Ministries. b) Function of Congress. Most important figures. Relations with the Yankee Embassy and the monopolies. Representation of the bourgeois parties and of the social classes. c) Data on the people closest to Ramon Villeda Morales, d) The Judicial Power: persons in high positions, Important laws. Repressive laws. Relations of the Judicial Power with other powers. e) Other government organs: their function. {) Necessity of obtaining collatorators who prepare reports on the questions pointed out here. H ‘THE PRESS a) Data on the newspapers and the broadcasting organs. Possibility of utilizing the newspapers in the country and abroad. SEARCH FOR COLLABORATORS WHO WOULD INFORM ON THE STATE OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMY a) New economic policy of the United Fruit Co. b) US investments. - | c) Other capital (not US) and its influence. d) Trend of the unemployment level. S-E-C-R-E-T NO POREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 20. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM = 10 = CS-311/03392-64 6) Relations of the country in regard to Central American economic integration. - £) Necessity of obtaining collaborators who would periodically inform us on the economic queationa. SEARCH FOR COLLABORATORS WHO WOULD INFORM US ON THE FRONTIER QUESTION. a) Dispute with Nicaragua for the zone. of Segovia. b) The dispute for the Belize territory. ec) Prontier situation of “Fonseca” bay. Legal and illegal entrance. _ S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
(foat07e6-t0127 ce year NS OS MAM TAMIR es ARLE Ee WA Qe NEL COTY Ml WEPORT joa te gresivbited' ty tae. REPORT NO. ‘cer-si6/oizi6-64 DATE OISiA. 16 Septender 1968 | [ae , _. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY hy & ~~ . 7 his petra ccptng internation site Seramiaee of eta cori sees te SECRET _ * ei : | : s counter Cuba ‘ wect Sesus CALAS Rodrigues RETURNTO CIA Background Use Only: .° Do Ne Reproduce t 3 (pd ne meme ae oe DATE OF 3939 | Bachington, B. c. " Date eS Soptenter 1964 SOURCE, A former. Caban I8 officer vhe served with the Cuban Intel igence . Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comments She following report is one of.a weries containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. Xt ia requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. , 1. Source met Jesus#CALAS Rodriguez’ in the Department of Investigations of the Police in 1959. es 2. CALAS was born {n Santiago de Cuba, Oriente Province, Cuba, about 1936. He is five feet seven inches tall, 145 pounds, tias a medium build, black, cuply hair, and a thin moustache, His family resides "kn Habana, Headquarters Comment ys .® 1. The records of this Agency reveal no identifiable information on CALAS . ESA 7 (i), WE1 (2), CI 4, OBSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. RID 2 ences AcE