104-10068-10113 | . is SE BITE y (see attachment) MARKEE TLS SSERING : RO mOLe RE BQUIRED ONLY OUALF ED DESK CAR JUDGE BEEK * iz wgenres_ Chief of Station, Mexico Cit# KAPOK PBRUMEN O The LIRING-3 Operation ACTION REQUIRED - REFERERCES ACTION REQUIRED: See paragraph 3. ‘REFERENCE : (A) HMMA-31916 dated 27 April 1967 (B) HMMA~-31933 dated 3 May 1967 - Aeps 199308 1. Forwarded herewith are two reports dat 2s April and 8 May 1967, dealing with the activities o IRING-3. Although LIRING-dand his wife meved back to“their old apartment on (Tacubaya)in early May, LIRING-3 uses the aparte mame mares of ss Crease bebe Phere d meses FE more en mes . rarer A oo Teme bem atte gg Te OB tw meee apparently felt that ‘the apartment covered by LIFEAT was much above what they can really afford and was afraid that the local Cubans might ask questions in this connection. LIRING-4's father, incidentally finally succeeded in getting a Mexican entry visa and is coming to Mexico City in the near future to spend two or three weeks with his daughter. Shetek <e 2. The attached report dated 8 May indicates that LIRING-3 may have found. another local. channel..to the Guatemalan. FAR guerrillas, Station traces on Silvia Gonzalez Marin and Raul Moreno were negative. According to the Station files, a Sergio Valdez (who in late 1965 lived at No 54 Calle Luz ecccesse CONtinued Attachments: Reports Distribution: 3 = C/WED w/att. OGPATEH SYHEOL AND HUMBER HMMA-31977 bE NN SRASSIICATION me, He BECR EDSENSIUZED DATE 2op 7 TPras 10 May 1967 HOS FILE HUMBER 201 PES 3c f
14-00000 : ' al. ov GEA OAT te : Tatheh PCa Se ELA, A 80d bE SECRET KAPOK ...- | FODIA-31977 . CONTINUATION OF! DISPATCH ‘sin : fre Savignou, Apt..1, Colonia dél Valle, Mexico City) worked for the "Revista Rufaga" and was a contact of Gerard Pierre Charles, a Haitian Communist residing in Mexico City, well known to this Station. Station files also contain references - '¢o0 a Sergio Valdez (who may or may “ot be identical with the previous one) who, in September 1964 was an officer of the National Committee of the SMACP, Mexican Society of ‘Friendship with People’ s China, ra ; 3. This, Station will do its best to further identify the Sergio Valdez mentioned by LIRING-3 to determine whether he ig identical with the man by t'e same name who contacts Gerard Pierre Charles. We will also try to identiiy the alleged. PAR. . representative with whom Raul Morene is in contact. Any infore mation Headquarters can dig up on Valdez and Moreno would be appreciated. — aed A Steecdye dor, iliard C. contig nent RRR hs | nrnetenstanst @mtenrnnie geracmcrtereceo munocte Le atte eee AE ROLE RABE OE NEE DONE BF perme con atta wee geek = , Top has on GR SSSIFIE RS, aes poop bes ~ . te rer ener ety penne erntrareeremnagfveruereumrinasaena.
14-00000 MAT LG isos 28 April, 1967 ; . POC. MICRO. uER . Subject: - Analysis of LIFEAT Traffic Relating. ‘to LIETNG/3 for | y ‘the Period 19-26 April ,1967. , 1 ‘In veviewing the traffic’ for the period indicated. Rowton fomd valuable confirmation of LIRING/3 and LIRING/4 contact with Ramics Abreu, indicating that both persons complied with. Rowton's suggeztions. LIRIRG/3'a telephonic contacts. with Enrique Morales in Guatemata City confirmed reports given to him GRowten) before and aft er the evexte The only item. not reported to Rowton by LIRING/3 ig a dinner engeze- _ ment which Enrique Horales had in Gustemala City on 25/4/67 with "friends" ; of Morales' wife, Esperanza. SAN~10 (17.5) also reveals that LEX3G/3 and Morales are engaged in some sort of deal for the purchase of ‘parses or briefcases (bolsas) either in Guatemala or San Cristébal for resale in Mexico City or import into the U.S. at a higher price. (LIETN:/3 mentioned the opportunities in this line— to Rowton previously, Dos Row= ton did not. react favorably). — 2. The following are Rowton‘ 8 comments on specific portions of t= take which will serve to clarify them in relationship to reports made to him by LIRING/3 and LIRING/4: — LIRING/4: Contacts with. Ramiro Abreu: on 22/8/67, shortly aftex Zewton | suggested that LIRING/4 recontact Abreu and attempt to effect tarough him a reconciliation with the lecal mission, LERING/& telephazed the ‘Embassy and attampted to reach Abreu. From the content and tone cf her Questions ana remarks, it appears obvicus thet LIRING/4 has net had re- cent contact with the Cuban mission. She asxs.when Abreu is leaving for Havana, but is given no information. She tries again at about 1900 and 2000, but there is no answer. She finally gets through to Abrez on 14-13-26 who promises to come to her. home jbetween {C00 and 4400 the following day (23/4/67)... She has to give “Abreu the address, indicaiing that he is not fauiliar with the hone add= ess. of LIRING/3 orf. SAN-10 (5.0,8.2,12.2) reveal that Abreu called or talked to 222 niG/4 >on the telephone | ‘three times on: :2h/4/62. LIRNG/4S makes referezce to el “nso much analysis,so many theories and ideas". which apparentiy were dis- tt et fh Mida ae 3977 cussed between her and Abreu at their 23/4/67 ‘conversation. wher re- marks made both by LIRING/4 and Abreu indicate. that Abreu is, or watna to become emotionally involved: with LIRING/4, ‘who at least'im words ap-" pears to have encouraged him. Ores tacts were reported. to Zowton ee 148367 =
14-00000 ws in substance by LIRING/3, although Rowton has not as yet had a chance to talk directly with LIRING/4 to get her version of the conversations with Abreu. Apparently in order to put Abreu off (in his ‘amonous, de- signa) LIRING/4 tela him on 25/4/67 that her husband suspects that sonething is going on between them. In reply to Abreu's anxious ques- tioning, LIRING/4 states that her husband asked her whether she liked Abreu and whether Abreu like her, to which she said that she replied in the affirmative (this apparentiy was calculated to cool Abreu off. without alisnating him). Abreu's visit to the apartment’ and his pro- poed luncheon date with LIRING/3 were confimmed by the latter in his report to Rowton on 27/4/67. Conversaticns Re the Birth Certificate: In SAN-10 (2.5) LIRIRG/3 asks his(Guatemalan friend (Jacobo icdriguez Padillse?) whether it matters if the hirth cawtifieete 4a far a nerson 10 vears older? Jacobo replied in the negative, but would prefer it of a person ten years younger.LI-. : ROIG/3 promises to have the birth certificate in his possession by 25~26/4/57 6 This is the first confirmation Rowton has had of a state- ment made to him some two weeks previously ‘that when he wont to pick up the (false) birth certificate at Registro Civil on instructions of his half-brother (and the lawyer Rolendo Riojas) he discoversd that it was Yor a person born in 1916 and hence useless for himself. LIRING/3 | also. reported to Rowton that: Jacobp had contacted him recently and asked for help in obtaining false papers for himself. The above conversation. ‘therefore would indicate that LIRING/3 plans to give Jacobo the false document originally procured for himself through his half-brother. LI- RING/3, however, has not revealed this plan to Kowton. SAn-11 (16.0) reveals that LIRING/3 informed his brother two days later that he has spent over ten days at Registro Civil but it ig “impossible | to get the birth certificate. Zhe book no longer eximsts." He adds thet he has written his half-brother a letter explaining everything. LIRING/3 ‘reported to Rowton that he had asked his half-brother to obtain an “acta notorial" in lieu of brita certificate and hoped to have the doca- ment soon. oy wd Wallace B Rowton
14-00000 oN 8 Hay,1967 . ” sting with LIRING/3. / / 1. Rowton met with LIRING/3 at the safehonse at 1800 on 4 May,1957. LIRING/3 reported that he had been working with the Secretarait of Commerce and Incustry to obtainthe license for the importation ef the “NCROFILD 2D - MAY L § lvof GER. Subject: Wall hows end that he had told Enrique Morales Guerra to stand “by until the formalities of the. license were completed. He added that as a metter of fect he had not made any commitment to Horales and_did not feel under exy obligation to continue to use him,even in the | business) especially if Rowton had any further reservations about hia. 2. Regerding Sergio GonzAlez Marin of the Secretariat of Commerce and Industry, LIRING/3 co:mented that, as he had reported pre=- viously to Rowten, the latter hed formerly been a member of the Communist Party of Mexico, bat, wes no longer active. LIRING/3 added that his sis- ter, boacver, Cilvia™lonsflev Mavin, was a very active menber of the Party and married tola R Rakiforeno, who was also most prebably a sember SING/3 continued that both Rail Moreno and had a autual friend SergigAvaldez who had — excellent contacts in extreme leftist circles. LIRING/3 added that Sergio Valdez was the ‘son. of the Siempre corresponcent and associate of Alberto ‘Domingo, as well as iico Galén. According to LIRING/3, Sergio Valdez is not a formal party member and still a student of art at the University. LIRING/3 stated that he knew wim farilg well since he had. been one of . v2, He atk b mia An 3097 7 students) for several years. LIRING/3 added that Sergio Valdez‘ telephone number is 20-90-10, ext. 12. 3. In addition to the above, LIRINS/3 recounted that about 2 May,1967, in a@ conversation with Rail Yoreno| learned that Moreno is friendly with the FAR respojsible for Propaganda at the National University. il- BING/3 commented that such a person would surely know "Garcia" of FAR, ¢ end that therefor2 he planned to arrange a ueeting “ane t the first opportunity. 4. In preparation for a possible LCFLUTTER examination of LIRTAG/3 on 9 or 10 Hay, Rowton stated to him at the end of the meeting that he was prepariig a number of questions that still bothered him'so that LIRING/3 could give a definitive reply that would close the net er for once and all. LIRING/3 replied: that he was anxious to answer any questions RXovton might have and hoped: ‘that ‘this would resolve any “problen and dispell ang Lingering doubts ‘that Rowton misht still have concerning his bona fides. sg WN eGmes § Rowton. /;