a heat ae ee at ee Z. + (ee re ames et, Net I neem naleeeeme a CS ee) a $OR TCH STMEOR AD PU MELA EMA © 35502 CONTINT.TIOM OF DISPATCH } | articles did litrle to prejudice the Gustezalans ia favor of LIRING3. As a matter of fact, the letcer wao succecded in sexding LIZiNG*4 a: few letrers via the Mexicen Consul in Guetetala City who cores to visit |hin aa jail, recently clained thet ne wea sevec from a prison “transfer” by the . Cuatenslen erey hy the arrival of the Mexican Consui, LIRING*3 viewed this “cransicr™ pusely ond siuply es an execution ettempt. & WLIRINC’4S received even less help from LIRING who told her that there was nothing it could ¢e to help LIAING*3, LIEING<4, oa the advice contained in one of the notes sent from prisén by LiRING*3, «cept away fron - LIRING and its employees until she met LIRING-10 by accident at the!office of one of the leftist papers on 27 July. LIRING“10 convinced her to resune her visits to LIRING. That the local PERUMENs still heve doubts about LIZiNG*3 despite his imprisonsent in Guateaaia 1s indleatec by the statements nade by Rodolfo REYES (see RCGATON's 17 July report) to the effect that the latter would not be willing to help LIRTG°3 until be found out on whet side of “al griego” (ROWION under false identity) he was. FREYES added that : LIQING suspects the "griego™ of WO7TRM connections, although it has no definite proof of this. 5. Statemencs sucn ag Chose mace by auxeS Confira Che gcacion'’s telied thet LIRING, upon orders fron hore, is still attempring to investigate FOSTON. Such stetements aleo re~enforce the decisica of the Stacior not te atcespt, througa liaison, to obtain the release of LERING?S. Such an attespt, ££ is leaked, woule mot oaly exzose LIRING*3 to PSRUYEN and Gcatemalan FAR reprisals, i would probibly also have adverse repercussions on ROZTON'’s security. LIRING*11 whom ROSTON met briefly oa 3 July (see ROwZON's report dated 9 culy) said nothing about LIZinNG+3's arrest whea ROWTON complained that mail which he said he sent to LIRING@3 renained unanswered, It is also to be noted that REYES, who of course knows that LIRING"4 is in Yexico, toid SGCTON that she was probably im 7ERIZEN. This shows clearly the distrust with which LIRING views SOvTON. eet Cite . 2Ce 7 Gov A he Oe . 6 LIRING"4 developed close relationship with Orlando (SUAnZZ of th om Minictrv of Culture new in Mexico at the invirztion of the Misican Co~unist . sural ocinwer Oovad ALZAQg sisceiros, Ey mid-Sepremser, in fact, SUARZZ , was staying at LiRiNG@4's aparcmeat eithough LIgInee4 clained co ROWITON inet there was no romancing between the two and that SUAREZ usec her apartment because he wes too broke to get one of his own, In view of LIRING=~4's assessment of SUAREZ as very leftist and pro~AMTEJG71 no effort was made to approach hin, os 7. Contacts between ROWION and LIRING?4 have taken place with decreasing frequenty because the usefulness of LIRING?S to WOFTRM has sharply decreased . end because LIRING"4 is core and rore ccoavinced that ROZTON cannot or will ; not help her obtain the release of LIKING@3. In her frantic efforts to do something for LIRING*3, LIRING*4 has in fact not had any contact with RONTON since early September, Unless LIRING"3 is released by the Guatenalan authorities or receives only a light sentence keeping him in Jail only a short time lonzer, it is doubtful chat LIRINS@% will be of cach use to ROWION and : the Station. ~ : . | “ a gril dl. Sittin a ae : for Willard ¢. CURTIS a i i i steal Octet mente tint mena CAMSSiF ATO - SF PRE WIS TO TON. Bs} E C & E “7
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14-00000 # ag > 4 C——— «RB Sept 68 3 aot =: ” Sage gacestAgiar G:eeEANOR | (CO mse To cesmor = extuis roth BAA : Capi ' a, er feet aa — "§Q aTz Sets onus = SESS Se", _ MEXICO CITY, a 7 RYBAT TYPIC LIRING 7 a BE 2+, * REP? . MEXICO CITY 7335 (IN 99476)* - Ss ~ : 5 "> powron RETURN’ STILL UNCERTAIN PENDING RESOLUTION DEVELODENT ¢ = “ACCESS "TO AMCAGE/1. ee AE : ee 72. RE LIRING(4, ROWTON COULD SEND MONEY OSTENSIBLY FROM 1/4" s Sot aie LPATAER IN NEW YORK TO BAIL HER our ‘OF PRESENT DESPERATE SITUATION, ex ae wag? “BUT THIS WOULD BE OSLY TEMPORARY SOLUTION IN ADDITICN INHERENT tg ra y- SECURITY. RISKS. (FATHER 18 REPORTEDLY HOSPITALIZED AD ROF al - Org s (POSITION: PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP AT THIS TIRE). ‘L/S'S REFUGE’ iy L “Ss 3 . LIRING E ESTABLISHMENT, ON OTHER EAND, WHICH ROWTON coup xo? ‘convince? ws “HER TO TAKE AS LONG AS HE WAS GIVING HER HONEY, WILL SERVE TO nro oo tee aid HER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION. ROGTON FEELS LATTER. . ‘. " “EVENTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECONTACTE eta i “say a ae * HER SIKCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. 1x ‘Taat 7 a8 Lease, , REBRIEF ING AND RESUPPLY sm -PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE. BOUTON, @ “couLD DEBRIEF L/4 UPON HER RETURN MEXICO IF AND WHEN LInLG/3 ~ ae -~ * ies 1y a f 0& be tS "RELEASED FROM PRISON axD CONTACT REESTABLISHED, un nn ne a x po pan . . ~~ ar te 4. + ate @ gate oa vist et * wee: codepmanns ores Pe } . re eras arene - Buea VE UE _ ‘anieasio ornete - vo, 1. SECRET ce eae 5 awe alae ns 7 epropuetion GY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING orrice 1s PaoviEntO.. . reg : : ‘e toe . x * mere Pe oe ‘ a ae 2 ale. vot : . oe NG On Bhat os Pane ANE. Se Mawictchen Baim mths, Hh ofl onto 8 ptt fen co ks ee SESE eI "Gn ° he Al Ocoee ! a sangre ame Sink wt te CdR EE Bs TE tf { i i ai i *
74-00009, nr «than t t -, i 4.2.4 | a * MASIASS Poem . MOTLALS « SETS OF l. FOUL COPass H ai i 7 yen ; SECRET rr ° ie 2B ° rr rn ‘ ROUTING ARGS CR ‘" ) 1 ABLE CGURAMAY eSTaNASN: i Cj emer =] rem to sxc = [T] PLE co - So! = : of : P"] FRA te Go RUE nO, L. po : ; . : one 7a : : woe + feitey : pirat 2 iemad teas} CO Cres Lute Lars, . warerce fl BE y - e ce PAGE fo OTE pinscroR < & Se ae : oe h ~ 8. FOR WOULD APPEECIATE RECOSIENDATIOSS, RE uo _3 i POSSIBILITY EAPLY RELEASZ GF LIRING/3 AND ASSOCIATE FROM JAIL. 3 eo Vor rR Y 49 ' i» AWARE WOPIRY INTEREST MUST BE SHOWS AT HIGH LEVEL BUT FEEL GUAT |. Pa eye npes ages % Ca ae ‘ootmade® AOA oe Via fe oes ene a Abeer’: A ae: 4.2 h, t a ae Pas ol ‘ to Vf Kaufman . C/WE/T ee AUTHERNCATIS |” ay Steet i « 8&BCRET , v Steet ITED, 0) ef PY ! : “t ; : an ” gepkoodcrion BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHINIT tom , 4 Milan ne. i © . “ 1 wm ~ - _ . . ae ae ee EN Di kd iota ee ‘nhne ihe vo me sagen d oA ae cee
BY . : | te | , \ - le . - * Fe =, an) aan “OP € Sere tee aT DicSEmnATION Cri Beatie Mester Fores Co. Sy AOS 2, ‘is Ie ass BES PY, are 2, Lareney eee er PERS ag gina F ODT HK EEe . oo ia “SEER ET weed aay i eT . fen Fes RPL Lot . (TON CF Te COPY POE TED <= | — = = ros ACE CoE i ] saveo [_] se. cox Sj) ves Two “4 CRASS e TO CHE wo PPT YE ere vs stem ty oe RGEF TO OLE bolt Lah + we ae ® ~~ he ™ . oy t atte a SE CHET 2521312 Sep 62 Clic es 4 DIRECTCR oo 4 te V +s a RYBAT TYPIC 238=? £6 829476 - 78 A>, le LIORION MGNITORING LISAMPAK RESORTED LIRING-4 ELTERED | “. LIRING MORKIEG 25 SEPTEMBER. REQUESTED LIRING FURNISH PLACE TO |<: Ag wa ke a . STAY BECAUSE SKE UNABLE FISD VORK THIS EGT AELE FAY FOR LOSGING. . a ° i i . i ce f. ; SAID WOULD STAY LIRING UBTIL PROBLEM SCLVED. [on for 1 . pk 2. WISH BRIKG ABOVE ATTENTION ROZTO#. ALSO WOULD APPRECIATE ten a iirO FOJTION TRAVEL FLANS AND ETA STATIO#. - - ne ; a 3. FILE 2861-79836) soc . ‘ . ie + - ia - “ot ty Le ¢ a 4 3 . m Py weet ‘ a oan ; : : ‘ « * iy en "t ¥ I a SECRET. ee rr rey dee { ve Ste cmap nectie mp een se See daid f= ‘ ' i { i £ ;
14-00000 mt Wehneee e et Cage Secrersmat Orssernnanion MLASSPFIED MESSAGE Tora tomes 2 ANO/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY PRRGOtes ai? BOP PED > ECRET ..-- en & ee] ® (WWhan F dled in} ~ a ADVANEE COPY (D) sues [[] stores " . moex © ves (J mo ‘ E f an eee ee Gat “7 ° Sanat SEE CLASBPY VO FILE 00. omer. ” i REF TO FUR DCD. as) orseaer wv ff C ves s euemo Teer. - E ao FO — rr rey Es we ener q “#225 . _ Wf [Jriocory) evn Ast Ct c1fols Ofc Fi GAFFE ° oe pa aint cccy LO oo fee ee ~ SECRET 2818542 AUG 68 CITz 9326 ME\TCO CITY IMFO DIRECTOR 2-2 4) ghosb8 NE7OE |. ‘REF A. MEXICO CITY 6658 (tN Gea? 4 5. | ges (DV 49331 7 - C. 9138 (SN 35990) i. genwes 9 +-eeuBee/ 5 CASE CONTISUES BE SAME.AS THAT REPORTED REF B. re . 2. DURING LasT Query OF | [RE STATUS OF CASE REPORTED 22 REF ©, | | SAID SINCE CASE I8 ‘HANDS OF COURT THEY ~ WWABLE PROBE FURTHER RE-OUTCONE. BELIEVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUERY OF = ' - [kon BE CLEAR INDICATION OF SPECIFIC INTEREST , . <8 LIRING/S. "3. DEIRECTCR 16024 (REF B OF MEXICO CITY 6658) NOT RECEIVED - tome vance - of wee Lup - a a i . . _ ® ~ - a gh rgesmenee eo ” “ comes . wat 2 . : : ~* ~ Hes 4 ott ar : tie . . “pe “4 aan ® + tahoe on > : : " i" uo : - 3 - ‘ - . | - ‘2 --- . SECRET | é * j . ae ve . ~ oe _ . s - te one _ ot ~ fe so, g 1 H : ? { -] : i R. - SC fa . * 4
"Game Secoeumst Osseumanoy “A Cuassmen Merssece Tote, Comes “™  gutinds areteOn wmerraan§ - Be PELBOU IIT BO” F- Z8e 8 ¢ $ { When Fed m) ene coe _2, REPROO LT Tie CF Vrs COM Poe BT ED SEP ARLE COPY cE] SEED { j Si. OTTED men, li ves O] ao CLASSY TO Fie tee RREF TO PLE ae} 28 mo Laer +o ITY ,DIR=ECTOR [__|e >. Uassk EG 274 REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 6223(7N 4705 age é 3. DIRECTOR 16224 uted daly “a f BQUTOY GA Fem WaRLF LEAPH MORE FROM LIPING-4 ABOUT HOY | | § JUDGE SCHEDULED TRY CARLOS (JURADO) WDELEAR, COULD BE BRIBED OTHER THAN STATEMENT BY ARTURO (SERRANO) BEREA TG EFFECT THIS TO 8 ~ ARRANGED BY GUAT COMMUNIST PARTY AT REQUEST MEL-CAN COMMUNIST PARTY. PERSON TO SAKE ACTUAL BRIBE, HOWEVER, WOULD HOT BE Known Bas Oe ee 2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE TAILY “EHE NEWS" 5 AUG caRsiED 3 “\! ARTICLE TITLED “MEXICAN ARTIST TO BE EXECUTED". ARTICLE QUOTED | , Gao oF INTELLECTUALS Ancl ubine PAINTE®S, WRITERS, PCETS 2xD SCULPTCRS TO SAY GUAT oo SD ein Fe cure JURADO BECAUSE HE ENTERED GUATEMALA IN KIS CAR FOUR MONTHS ASO ABD PICKED UP SOME HITCHHIKING YOUTHS WHO LATER TURNED OUT BE CONNECTED WITH Guat -~ GOMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBY LOUSLY PLANTED BY LOCAL LEFTISTS T) gq EFFORT SPREAD NEWS JURADO ARREST AND DETENTION TO FORCE OFFICIAL . — GUT INTERVENTICH. ROVTON TRYIHG ESTABLISH FROM LIRING-4 wxo ce “\S PLANTED ARTICLE. ae ‘SECRET fi sels : oo ' ¢ 2 tetera mene a atone ny + eed
ed psi yoaene gee Camg Secogvamat OSSesamatice CLASS ICD MESAACE Tote. COPS OQ aS ALOR ee + SEBieey “PERIO Cent at FD z CLASEHY FO MLE BO L er ee & BREF FO PRE RO ee BEER BF crc PE Ld tue wp (lees, rc Baar} pesrrov (ae ° hE Te 1% Or , {"] m0 cory ~ bese. we, PaSe 2 MEXICO CITY 6658 SECRET 3. BELIEVE BEVS ARTICLE COULD BE USED TO APPROACH LIAISON | AND ASK FOR DETAILS ON JURADO CASE WITHOUT INDICATING ANY SPECIAL CONNECTION TO JURADO. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SENTENCE CAN BE EXPECTED IN JUPADO CASE ABD WHEN? 4. FOR DIRECTOR: DESPITE SOMEWHAT COOLER RELATIONSHIP: WITH. ROVTOS AT THIS “JINT BECAUSE JURADO SITUATION, LIRING~4 STILL \WILLISG GO PERUMER AS SOON AS JURADG FUTURE SETTLED, PARTICULARLY ’ IF HE DEPCOTED OR SENTENCED RELATIVELY SHORT JAIL SENTENCE. SECRET i . . i. . —— . + Ea ~~, : \ _ i : 4 7 | | i * i . goes wt . - SECRET jo % t ARERTee « 1 . } . : ~ i ~ ae ft res, Fs Vo cee Sal gee
SECRET 1217162 JUL 68 CITE 9242 : PEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR t2dn tn 42ot. REF A. 94613 7 — oe | B. DIRECTOR 15576 | = STATION APPRECIATES MEXICO CITY STATION OPERATIONAL PROBLEM “WITH LIRING/4, HOWEVER, SICE ACTICN SUGGESTED REF A MIGHT RESULT If LIRING/3 CASE BEING WORKED OUT WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL ° INTE. VENTION, BELIEVE REASONABLE THIFE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PASS ‘ ee | PRIOR LIRING/A TAKING ANY ACTION. | SECRET . , prs monmgaetynt®l menron canna Bt ntbemneetee: FS octane greene otal leven qe ER Rites aba e 8 e ee « 4 ' aa te ‘ | . rn . a areieaines erie emeaaememenmnmenameer ere ee es . : : ke Los fans . ' ys tee we ao? . 1 : tod tnt ttedber gbmomy tat } sony ern { e mee GD - Sa emaemenraptem ratte re a f ‘ oS  seerer See ane a 2 Ret BIA Bld stole ee inno toate ane nee { prom & ano ee fr 2 Rae et ge amen nee Ut Mme
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14-00000 y s ¢ é 4 \ a 3 . i . 7 Yd ' i ‘ eassacs soem . OUTING AND/ OE MITALS - SELH BY _. _ 4 FOCAL COMMS at 16, * € @ntos ig zt iF i * oe enna on } exe SECRET jai . & : am 6924 — ~— 11 July 1968 5 Date { CAME SECFTAMAY StssrasAnioM (C] wee =) castor (] mever ro. seancs, [] maemo ' | ns (] mms oe cs pun us, - i } CORFs BGGe . leno! wes} ten fcigssstcotoon) ame ond tee fied iretererce number, ; SECRET a on hSSAC > wo Uurxtco crry | PAGE - 2 od on SHOULD NOT ADVANCE LIRING/4 ANY FUNDS UNLESS LIRING/4 ABLE SECURELY - EXPLAIN THEIR SOURCE. Oo a if _ END OF MESSAGE . ne INDEX ~ SERRANO . . i : WH COMMENTS: *LIRING/4 approached by’ PCM member Arturo SERRANO whe 4 Clained he has contact with Guatemalan exile who coule arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemaia to assist LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country. ‘ ba equested more inforration pricr to ms Hting Of easibility of bribe offer by SERRANO. a . ; . .o0 f oy J oo my : i rr ob Ee ee mh mea 63 ew a? . "fei Like TELS y > Pitta cm a EN b a ~~. j : . 4 >, an eft, oe et) i .
14-00000 - DIRECTOR Ae - , Gis wee meende queens mien ap tects : } seals ne states Kittel ane Nee + * RN ne CLASS.FIED Mengane SECRET & ( Woen Filled in} Ces _t SECRETARY OrsSEWINATION PEABO uN” fe o-” ~ REPEARLE COPY C] BSyEeD ‘a ROTTED 1b erence Ti RETR el Beh zee SE CRE T 2022362 JUNE 68 CITE mexico city 5984 20 Jn69143521C6_es KAPOK J f. LIRING-4, WHO POSTPONED DEPARTURE TO CUBA If HOPE HELPING i LIRING-3, HAS RECEIVED SEVERAL DISTRESSING NOTES F2OM LATTER WkC, CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS INFO, STILL AWAITING SENTENCE IN JAIL. se mae ee LIRING=-3 COMPLAINS ASOUT VERY MEASER FOOD, UNSANITSR2Y QUARTERS AND CUNSTANT FEAR OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE. : 4 eed t 2. IN OHE NOTE LIRING-3 STATES MEXICAN EMBASSY IN GUATEPMALA CITY AB 5O VERY LITTLE FOR HIM AND HINTS HE MAY SECEIVE SEVERE : — : —_— 70 BE “INFLUENCED” MENTIONED AS JUAN SANCHEZ, OFICI€L TERCERO DEL r ope Te JUZSADO CUARTO DE PRIMERA INSTARCIA. IN OPEN CODE LER ING-3 REQUESTED LIRING-4 APPEAL TO ROWION C1" ALIAS) IN CONNECTION WITH ABOVE AS EXPECTS HIS TRIAL AND SENTENCING EARLY JULY. 3. MEXICO CITY STATION DEFINITELY #OT IN FAVOR ISTERVENT 108 seginn ae + WITH GUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH COULD FINGER LIR1NG-5ps SOME TYPE ~4 WOFIR™. ASSET. IS THERE SOME WAY, HOWEVER, | ] couLD ‘ t DISCREETLY ASCERTAIN PROBABLY SENTENCE SIVEN LIRING-3 AND ADVISE. SECRET . oo SECRET yp es * 6 wg ganar etaianen ANh ACAa a  T cE ete eseniernas roaty Bae SERTENCE USLESS SOME EFFORT MADE INFLUENCE JUDGE DECISION. JUSe
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DISPATCH © a = te : Chief, Western Homisphere Div n X_[eSomerem i ae. ° lomty cH FED DESK : * tas AE BOERS ae hief of Station, Mexico City _ | eC ee _. . +. PM PBRUMEN/Activities of LIRING-3 and LIRING=4 April to 10 May 1968 ne ee AOR BSSLIRED - REPL ES Action Bequired: FYI Reference ¢ BMWA-34484, 16 April 1968 1. Forwarded under separate cover are eleven contact revorte on the aetiwiting nf UYOTWE. 2 art od foe cue poke 1 April to 10 Hay 1968 prepared by Wallace B. ROWTOR. 2. The main points covered in ROVION'’s reports are:: @. LIRInG-3°s association wich Guatemalan rebels im Mexico City, his departure for Guatemala and his — arrest and sentencing there; , b. Tks reaction of friends of LIRING-3's and LIBRING contacte to the news cf his arrest: e. LIRING-4's efforts to “case” the offices of - the LIRING Consulate, particularly the "safe rook”, and; d. The obvious provocations of LIRING-4 by : Sergio VALDEZ. Continued..... Attachments: Reports (under separate cover) Peet see My pee wma Teen AA RE Dnt eee Hs OEE: 7 sk tt sft, j| 3 - C/WHD w/atts (under separate cover) CS Cart ¢ setae my nage et “Htenaent ny te hot
* ben pepe er sete, ge Berge ep tae ae, et BS Fe re a Boo SWRA, BND Moe BER SECEET ‘ EMMA-34682 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH 3. The product of LIZING-4's efforts to case the LIRING consulate will be reviewed in a separate dispatch i which will also transmit floor plans and drawircgs oz that LIRING component. There is little question that the-1e7s of LIBING-3’s arrest in Guatemala gained LIRINGe4 the syn- pathy of various menbers of LIRING including LIRING-3, <9 and ~16. They seem to understand LIRING-4‘s degire to postpoze her departure for PERUMEN after having received her long awaited PBRUMEN visa. The problem now is to have LIEISG=4 leave for | _ ee PBRUEEN while LIRING-3 ig still incarcerated in Guatemala. As mentioned im a recent cable, ROWTON has encouraged LIRING=4's. pians to try to visit LIRING=3 in jail in Guatemala City as ROWTON feels that LIRING=-3 will probably urge LIRING-4 to epend in PBRUMEN at least some of the time he kas to spend in jail. As for the conduct of Sergio VALDEZ (see ROWION's reports dated 19 April and 6 May), it appears that the latter has delib- erately been provocating LIRING-4. As this Station sees it, VALDEZ's purpose was to try to "shake up” LIEING-4 in the absence of LIRING=-3 to test ber reactions. It is 4 dountful that he acted an fem aia nevriattic eae eso = em mn te he _n ee ee ee ey OO eons aap Pt ote abet evaaw indication that he nay have been doing this for the PBRUMEN‘'s (although this is no doubt a possibility}. The Station is look= ing into the desirability, at this point, of placing VALDEZ under surveillance. The claim that BOWDON in alias offered Carmen LOZADA u certain sum ot money for intelligence information im PBRUMEN has no fcundatica . 5 5 ” ae Sto Lf a cel Piast, hrc for/Sillara Cc. CURTIS ofans ta Abe t CA” Cte poecenennen RSE PeTinc ss Ete, SECRET yr 4 ,
ry a MIAO el SED a ventee meat atvmnecepee eermmmancmaneh mutes eee S * , | Subject: : a & > = 2s: _- -2 - ve q | % lL. Howtee tet with Lisi 5/8 at the Liana Lestiurant (Calle ‘iesissippi} from ebect 4695 until 1°20 co: 44/4/42. -Dfs asxed hedton wetter be kae ‘ - eo . 7 a ae . i fren Lisl t/3 and stated thet sac gas beaheli to worry since beard anrtcice fr he hac cromised to ies ter szew cf an eldress in Chieras te chien she eculd write. Leyton oretendsd sot to eco. tresisely where ard fer toe long L/3 tre tencec te ts ize test te t Yortucete thes née 42t teen out of tes t sur not told bi- very muck in Benham e lle ley Seg LU LaLG, : Sion. routen elilered the t.e@ letter te hed Left with L/S fer hi tects DOL Cen Thor sivicice about nacl Fereno Myice his ard irancisee icra toe Chiezras in his car. Ic ¢ farther effers” to xerersrextf# cissusde Lf/4 frez believicre subsecuently (when she finclly lesrned of is erresty that =ovtcn Was pwespersitle for the trersie develccrent, soston allezea tas ae had urged Lf/3 not to cross the torier batjonly to suide Lare to a safe crossicg points Ss amd return ixmcediztely t: toe i @ herseif anes very little of the firal r arrangezerts. She exzsizin2d shat 1/3 nad t:14 ker that he bei persunded aehl aed 2 = ¢ Soreno to crive sis <ni lars ic Chiapas uscause of the seif-~irfiicted iez & a wound thet rreventec Lera from walkicg any creat co added Saat Ly rs 35 Bis lest celephene ecnverszticn with Ber tclc b ai i.oreno ued finally "chickenedé out’ ana returned to Feriec Citr zace co iment: of Carlos rersiv2l ani icwicn asccaves that clter acl -.orene a cut oi his . pFevious cecmitsent, ctroteSlw ewen before they le:t toe Carles rerseval and persu-déed hic te crive then to Chiapes in his car, acd sabsequently to acccxsany tres asross the border}. L/4 ccutinued that she gas hagpy tuat hoxton had iissucded L/3 fren ercssizc the borer becasue she was well ssare of the dacters involved iz te fell into a trap or sas picked oo up by the Gattenalens. She aiied that che didmt yorticelzrly itke| Franciges a . Lare anyear and feit that he sas tco well knom to escape detection. 4 : 3 In reply to Hovten’s query, if/% staize thst Sancoval of the "tairteenth” a (Yen Sesa Croup) bad telepi-ned ner sav-rsik tises to ask if he could help ser in any way, Dut cid net arparestly hove acy coves. icuton sugcested ithat Lf keep ic toisa aith Sancovel Jus infe. 32 he sight hive leernec cvacining frea P48 or Yon cosa contacts. =f reve ho:ton clacdowal’s address as 2 A yapt — foe B, vat commentec thet she fait a little estarracsed to se@ his alone in the absence of 1/3. “owtcn then sug sted tat perhaps it aight de nord discreet © haa: - SR Scop. ol~ 778 SCF
Badia more or ics what oad se - - &, Soeton tien csked L/S to wavisit che LIeTIS offices he Sollesies neur.ing to study the laz-out ef tne back orom (Lictl.tfo's office} ind ta uge the tvse]= wtter acsin. L/S stated trac she fislly found cut thet che tyvewriter in the main cflice was @ Jerrmen ome =z n24 not $8 vet seen 2>di6 to'deterkide the exeet nance. Jn: sited thet the ene ic the exictr/tuban Cul Office on Celle Janburre LIEL:G cflice. Aewtcr silso asked [/s to piek up cs many blank forus ard Lettere mwa - 2 tite , ‘ mwone phen td pwovLuste 5. Lf& commented thas snes and becere quite clos. t b past sonts ant eculc ceunt on om future visits te tle office. Lf/s adied that on see rrevicus efterncon Catelings ned teld her tras the salerizs of Cubana ce aviseién cerscorel hed been reduced and that Lee husband's szlary had teen eut from «52 é LIsi‘G effice infcraed ter teat ceecline wes seine Favdcued fcr @i1 nissica 14 erscennel, vetalina elso ticlé her treat vrackenss cestia Pp rectar rely by oN 4 Qo bea y =) = S | & ts rs) "t @ being delivered by Cubana ce Awieciina end test the paczios S65 BO pfeae’ eral two officizls hed just arrived fror Hs apt to resolve the tpreLiema invol#ed. cetalina also conrlained tust she vas"sick ard tired" of worzing : in the office sitnout ;ay sxc had tirec to quit vat «as told by LIKINCS/> saat t i) + 3 a: « @ fy et &t ca) she must c:rtlite te Geis sines the strziecd vas so great. if> also tolé -ovton - that Catalin: hed corplainzes of =orsvy troblers because of the cut in her ius- bands salary zinc hinted teat she ceoulé use any coney L/4 could lean her aztil next rayday. covton suc:ested that 1/4 lend Gatalina 7CG or zee pesos in view of the usefulness vetaline sight provide in 1/4's coctiaued zecess to the LI- RING offices. L/+ adced treat Catalina hed apparently beccme so attached ts her that ske ses SORCE L/S to rove inte the eperteent ecross t.e| bell from hes which bad d:ccse vacant C Segere's azertzent is 208 et Calle! Juanacatli. 469). 6. L/% also reported th:t Catalina hz. told her thet a nee directive azd cone out probibicirg all expleyees of the -issicn frea carryizg beck to Havens any packages of ;¢ersonal itexs saatesoever. vetalira cocnented baat for that reason Echeserdfa (Guares ae da 282) #no leit the previous week conte not take am - fostraciser jbeek wits hin to ner fazliye Wallace B cone cane erent = eet rs te ey Be
14-00000 ora) , “49 april,1922 \ t Subsgewts LIZIEG/S Zeport on Visit te LIAITG Offices. eRe. bes mes qivh ee 2% the Uississioe: Lestaurant from shout 2035 f he her visit to the LInING office earlier eriect, anéd gs7it so at ont point, about of auy me+s or concn sication fren hige- - reat of I/3's current whereabouts when ‘ ned learned Salat eae while irivisc 53 ane proved very cestir t Valdez ecxtin:eé ¢ csoney to cover tae experses involved in recticg tas car ruccine exain.e Velcez did net know shat ak Leppvece UY ag> zu seve erter veil horenc left thes (erosrently enroute ¢ te Chiapes) and could sot rtroviie eny fur -2. AS to Jaendeval, _/% tole seston chat the Letter bec ugeiu telestoned her to offer any help ste ztirht reed.cu Lf cave sovton the hize e.drecs of de Rodrirtez, 15 averida 2Ue7&, Zone 12, Cuaterala,Gucitserala, tel: 4c—a17/—17 6 3, Lf/8 roa LILTUG/S's office as requested by ’ Rowton 22¢€ cenezea to cet exother look at the bock-case casizet in the corner of the sccs. fhe cisrentec th.t on entering the precises she was surprised - : te fing that th reviously luczted in the alacle effice (tuzt used ty sirabal} nad been moved inte the back office of L/S and that ggsits, the site of iuna, was struccline vith two fincers to type out something as she entered. Lf/4 seid that L/9 was cuite cordial toj her and ine wited her ic for 4 ecflee ana prescating her with five tic-ets to the dallet L& panne a3 WT haste ol make} 3 -perfornance tuat evening. shen L/f% asked him shtkher anythin: ¢ asd! cone in re her re-entry cersit, the "Vater innediately began opening the mail on his cesk with the ccusent tna: rernaps a reply hed arrived that corrics and he would eheck et cice. [ter icokin> throush the rail he repited in the hegative but did not Cizceurzge 1/4 from hoping that the replys woulé be is: een. ” &, L/& tien stated to kovton that she noticed that the catiret ig the corner ef the reoz «as bigser Sam and lewer than she hsd reeallec from| previo. visste ang had legs about tvo ixches tich, She added tast the cavinet teh was di-~ Ps vided 4 4nto two secticns, the one to the left coutaining a shelf én which there was nothing but cisars cad cigarfettes and the richt/Béthiscine ot & conparte- mert with ae deor cevered with sack cloth (costal, and peasibly idckea by LOye a ‘ bn pte Fosehabatmeatintecan agement 1 oS ’ oh ede een gE Ree rete Es MMOMREE EST eye peewmreet sr gee
: i : a j ee eames eet 26 ‘ She stated tuat the cabicet was placed catty~-cornered:. and that in the rctsher spaciouskg triangle behind it she could see cany relis of popor, which ste aasused sere discertedc = Festers apparently rlaced there at random.| L/& ten + Zi in stressing the 2izticuity she had in :ro- iar % et ia cc) fo Ct et yp ce] oe * tu ta nN w er fe) ny oO re wo n o fh Ma) viding soston vith exact teasurernents. Sne acded trat there were two Windows _ facicg tae street, one iz the reception room end one in the ‘middle room, tut the only vindew in the bacx room fzved on the inside ratio end had a verettan blind and u gauze curtain sut no crape. 5. L/4 shen told »owton tiat she had learned f on Jorrfn that he would be re- turnings PS very soon since his rezlacezent had alreacy arrived. He gave L/4 his hone address as Velasquez C4 Altos, e/infanta y Cruz del radre,Barris Villa Fueva., Verena, T/A ert rintti tl Rewewes wus BUC BOULA take advancare of his return (vcssisly on 22/4/69) to send another letter to Abreu asking fcr a defiritive revly to ner re-entry request. She aided that she felt sne could count on Jorrin for tais serviey, she her relations with him bad always, Seen very cordial. } 6. L/4 also mentioned that she he bted ceseda woo had just re- turned from Usvana (apparantly vi er fy if) oO iB 5 rs) 3 Wa had been in Havana the preceding #2ek cn a Teguler courior run. Fe Lf/t aise turned | over to EKowton several putlicetions stick she had rete ived + s from Catelin a was working ¢s secretary to the Chief LIRTHG in acdaition te her cuties as res- porsible for corficential cocuments. . . sallace B. Kewton : oe > ent tea ia e , t i i ¥ . % a Gamers eter re ke te). L/S told L/4 that ne khiwsels 2 Cepero and the press office. She ccancntes that ‘the wife of tru:: t te ae a. a t i x . Fa i 3 ; : 3 4 : + te
“| specs cae Iho an ee on _Becurity reasons under the elias Sean Fercier 2t the Suites carne. Zovton a Sergio Veldez, according to L/4, stated in reference to these allegations 43 April,1943 eae. ee 2 4 ~ . Subject: EIsI-G/", Report of Conversation with lergio Yalcez re LIZING/3 Alleged “O74C0T Affiliation. 4. LIsInG/4 met rite kov.ton at the new savehouse room Rowton rented: for . : - bad given 1/4 a key and she enterec the duildinc and proceeded directly to the erertnent, arrivics et about 1700. xovton posed as 2 Preach Susinessman and introduced L/4 to the swwer(and tis sister} as his secretary. 2e LIrliG/4 stated thet s-e was glad to nave sore *i-e elone with koston since she had received a cisturbing report from vercio Velcez again revealing that reports of 1T=THG/ate eersces Wethasavaun aita “uraAcl were circulating in leftist circles. She exnlein that Derrio Yaldez hed talked with her at her apertment (Atovac) hisheay evening ( 15 April,1°S8} far into the nicht about two resorts ne ticd received about LISING/3. Sercio Valdez explsined that about three weexs previcusly nis father (who works on the staff of “Siezpre” told him that he should be careful in ais dealines with LIELNG/3 since the latter was a «GFACT agent. sercio Yalcez told L/S that he bacame Andisnant et this telling nis father that he hse known L/3 for the past ten ‘ years ani ecnsidered L/3 es sis nentor in reveluvicnuary phi-esophy and had. absolutel:; no reascrs to distrust him in his current activities. ‘Sergio Val- dez acded taot he threatened to breck with tis futher umiess the Yaster re- wealec to hin, the source of kis inferretion. His father finally ccnfessed that he learned trie irom Alberto Soriniuez, his tess m tiecrpre, but he could not say fron whor Boninguez had received the report . e | _ 3. sergic Valdez continucd that in acditio: to t.is repert he had also been told some tine ago by Ceneral aeribert to ¢ara (nev dzccased) that he should be careful in his dealings with Sy yR1NS/3 since the latter vas t:nowh to be a “traitor to tie revolution". Sergio Valiez aided thct Cencral Jara did not specéify any reason for his allecation om_cive éetvails. Justine oe -.@ fae that he was quite naturally very disturbed and had hesitated to neijtion ‘thon to LINI2.G/3 before his departure in order net to upset him. Sse stated that he had sivon the matter a sreat deal of thought and had come to tue conclusicn that Croz¢o was the person passing out this scurrilous repert and jhat he ‘dntended to cet to the botton of the whole Susiness hinself «itnout§ involving LIBS 1G/36. He explained that he was planning to orzanize a group of four or five armed nen to kidnap Crozco and interrocete hin until he ccrfessed every— thing. He adced that if Crozco fines ecnfessed that he had pasged thie Le copy bo a Tatra ee ~ meee FF as vhE ot Tt teak ‘ series eee
* - . ce / calunany to Alberto Dominj;uez trey would acsassitats Cresco on the spot, If, } EOLCO #28 larecent they would dook for sone one g hovever,it becere clear thet else wie cirbt hove been tae esurce, i iy . 5S. LIni.G/é stated that this whole ccnve:sution had shaken her badly since 4t¢ was agaia an indication thas 1/3 was throuch no fault’ of his cwn eccused of betraying the revcoiution ard she wes weil avare of the crastic action that - the Guatemalan revoiuticnaries as well as the Cubans were willing to take again persons accused evea on Slin evi.ence of being traitors. ‘he uszed owton under no circeunstunces to reveal snés lL. test report to LIAZLC/3 since she knew such reports nipht drive hin to do something drastic. 6. LIaliG/4 nleo rezrcorted that in the ccurse of conversetion;:Cergio fzléeg hol tretght op the ss of See ley Leb ee La Cece odta ede cue ave menti:ozed rapert agsiznct 1/3. she exp ainec that Carpio Valdez said toat be znew of 3/3's be ess relations with Uarris in the pase ; hoped soue cay to oe eble to xtet Uarris so thet be sigh 4n nis own commercial ventures. 1/4 teld sowlon that she = 5 rr heve much cirect ccaling wits Hirris and alleged that as far as she sew he n &) pels ter dea oct ts wee currently in Gandde. - 0 . i@ll2e B Eevton { Hl ry weaned te es weer ne fn RI aa YANNI ae ererer—en PAT nN ‘ toa t . Mad
14-00000 e2 Acril, 165 ‘ ‘ Neue pout mere memes enema cage meee Subjects Holendo Mendez -rudlar, Guateralan Nedel Contact in bo | _ - - - 7 - ~ : t i 7 : ‘Le. G3fa.l severaze of the hone telephone of LIAT5/3 has. revezled Subject to be 2 contact of srantises Lara of Fan and Lodolfo_ sgucoval of the Yon .os@ croup of Sauaveralan rcoveis in Mexico city. ¥ 2. <n tye occestons in early Loril,i062, Francisco lata, during a visit te LISILG/3*s arcrtzent, tade telephone calls to 45-70-30 ( Listed as Publicaciones o Inmpresiones Vecicanas 3.4. ~ Ularie Ivaciones, Calle Lago Cinahuhie DT S ant ars? Pl. Glee cue ni ULaeP 6D extension 27-e it is eprsrest from Une tontext of sinversation t:at Sublect is a cicse friand .ma'’s, LEATUG/3 rojcrted the tel<cphece call te Ro.ton, woich he stated use made in his oresence in an effort br tara to locate dcodelfo santovsl. Accordins te L/3, iar e asked the person whom _ ne telephoned ( an could rot izentify this verscn since lara did net use vine) ehere "siete fine friend*® was. Lf/3 continued that 3@Pa cid not sention cencoval’s nune, eprerenkly for security reascas, but ’ hy and possible cclishorater of i nis mame while telxt he had prevéously tclc 1/3 tlat ae was calling to jeternine the snereavouts of Sandoval. 1/3 siso reported tuat ; "ll Sate" and ta "S12 3 to the former, Dub it aoreared that "21 Serdo” referred to the young friend of Lara's whose jhotosraph L/2 tad previously given to xowton for cozy- ing and who was rasec only “soberte" in sonversations vita I ® , 3. ®he LIFLV@ intercest reveals tast Francisco lara told Hendaz Aguilar that ne had teen witao Sandoval early che precedins evening but that the latter hod act stown up for the secting arren ed fer trat! same mornings eben cressed ~erdez ccaressed thet sandeval bad revurned home drunk and was ;robadly sleerizg off the effects of the previous evel: ge Shis dould ae oo “indicate that Sandoval probably Lived with hendeg 4s guilar, or at least gesintains close contact with his a { . : he beard lera refer to a certsin l@ Rcator that te could not identify, &, The Staticn is atzsa;ting to aeveroine the hoze airessiof Subject in the bore that further specific information can be uncovered concerciag his relationship with PAR. ; { : i 3 ay t 1 Vallace 5. Ro¥ton i t 3 ¥ ate ony ered = ’ t cma tegttgh en ate Lome ener te 7
cn ees 24 April ,1968 4. LIRING/A informed Rowton 24 April,1968, that she received telegram _ ‘from Mexican Consulate Guatemala City advising her "Consulate inter- - wening in case her husband; willjcontinue to keep inforned”. LIRING/4& om her own initiative (before sh¢+ able meet with Eowton) asked advice “Sergio Valdez and Manuel Marcué fardifias (of defunct Politica). : 2. On recommendation Valdez, ee telephoned Mexican Consulate Guate- Bala City and spoke at some length with Consul Octavio Serrano. Latter assured her LIRING/3 well and that he taking personal interest since he #aseusai (riead Liniings3's fatoey. He explainea toat initial hearing would take place next day and that judge would have eicht days in which decide : disposition of the case. He gave LIRING/S his home telephone and promised to keep her informed. ' 3. No mention made either in conversation with Serrano or in lcecal press of simultaneous arrest of Francisco Lara,although arrest of Carlos Persabal Marcué sEnk reported sinulianesus. Charge listed as "distributing conmuniat propaganda”. ; : &, LIRING/4 also reported that in! her hurried meeting with Manuel Marcué Pardifias latter at first took "it/served-them-Bight-approach® but..confided that he had learned of arrest preteding day and G3ag Gay ana immediately appealed to Oe ohne] Corrillo Flores. According Marcué, Flores sent telegram hn Sis presence to: Bexican Consulate instructing it bo bring matter to diplomatic level if : necessary. + 7 & LIRING/4& also showed Rowton note ‘from LIRING/3 in pencil on brown paper _apparentiy/P8fit tom paper bag which she stateé she received that day in i plein envelope with typed address: and apparently notional return address. She assumes this sent at request LIRING/3 by Octavio Serrano. Note reassure LIRING/& that LIRING/3 in pgod health and that he can handie matters on his “Tl """“@wnme He states *Persabal is to blame” and instructs LIRING/S to warn wife of Francisco Lara not to talk to anyone. Also to urge mother. of Lara not _ to come Guatemala City in attempt help hin. i ; i 6.. Rowton instructed LIRING/®S give maximum play this developaent to LIRINGs ; "fin hope that this might wipe out adverse reports circulating against loyalty _LIRING/3. LIRING/4,who expects re-entry permit PBRUMEN honentarily, will ask LIRINGs for extension in view developments. ee tan necrrane qin ee Sisco naaAtan oot MME A nm cam MEET Pee ‘ —s can te copes ee
Fad fn alia ode £, ee eee te oo Tw wee fe ee : - Sebjeet: L1alnS/e Hepout oF Visit to LIAING Uiffices. : ‘ Le LISE,C/4 reported HOUSER 4 Ut oa F5f/8/Gt at the cotel s:fercon tet ceraiag t¢ infers every=- $ret she cad visites ese of the news concerning Pram et Ateag tait on enter lsr Ler fetend (2isisG/i's secretarr, in So harp bhit ner reeestry permit hsi come € than, despite the fest a nasty mood, sent iste th z Li2TiG/9 was verv svrovethetic, tellic- her soact ce also raed tre article 4 we oy a - : : . an the ramen, holnpet ~~ oe ee eee, none be Leek wh Lk UE bef which contaiced the sentence "Tersabal tiene la culoa", LiellG/sS vecene | med that he would icrecictely*taxe out 2 card”: re wery agitated and eze? (ficha) resordivg ibis "preachers of fersulaie Lf zcreed taat L/S could mst possibly lecve fer f5.00.08 as plesnecé azc felw Lu would :ot te cilTieult ; weir pereit. nted the bth of sclfo to ret an ext @e LInThG/s excicininz, "Icarine, they ceon*t tall us Chase talirrsi® LIED Tf? then scid he AE te oe thst he wes icaving fer a weer IDY is obit at the neat kacpy to take clone any letters /4 cirkt wish te send ta t frieccs explainine why she cculd not leave for =Anv Gi at that tire. 3. LIRU.G/4 also reported that w*ile she was in tte office of 21:2..5/2 she set leo Seven who runs a hotel in ‘carulco -nd shon she receabered fron - gecasicsal visits he@ nice te tha 2al.G oifices «hile she was vorzing there She dessribed ceven as ac obwicus hososexual, eell -res sed ene caurcciszing -4n his manners. de toils her thet he ;leciec to travel bo) PaBoh od “ox. Fri9- “dey” (heather 26 April er 3 Nay vas not specified; to see| his Bon who sas studying there. 1/4 coamented thst everyone at the LIaliG office appeared to treat Deven with respect and scifidence.'. i & Re the layout of the office of: LTnDG/9 (dackrroa) LEATEG/& siid ake notat the acdition of tha typewriter table (ferserly. in the aiddle rccajagainst the left aall with a certavle Clycpia tysewriter ox ite The Gcraan typesrite: wes still @ the bis desk. Also behind the ssall.coffes table in cle corner she noted that the rolied up posters vere sone and is their piace.ere two or three packages of books. ; 7.3. ;Rowten Para tee edb i i i: | Funen x
14-00000 } Pm ce nee ee Sn TO 2a 27Pi1,1968. - by © Sudidects LIEILC/& sxeport ef Telephone Converssticn with Yolasda Dias. i . 4. i1at.$/4 reportes to xowton. on ce April,iS65, thet ske reeceired a - telezione call froc cer negro csetor fries on the evering c head tees approvec. Yc Ec ske woulc be exr Qe 2EsiiG/S continued te sovter that she telephone ex3 ~25i nc /Q's 4 secretary, searly on cz arril, sc fine bes £GuckVYea tas ELTrGval. Ste was tele at row ned as 7 teen ree - ceived. LIsiinG/e rereated the recuest for confirmation thet sane cftermcom in the pr ce of =<cv¥ton tut enein received & nesctive reply. t palisce 3. Eowton one i i i | i { 1 { 1 be : i : i i H : i 4 | I Se etn een wed
27 april ,192¢ ouogests LIZING/& Report of Meeting with Maruel Kareué Ferdiias. 1. Rowton cet with TISIIS/4 for lunch at the Punte blanco restzurant , : * on FKelcbor Ceacpo at 1:0C on 27/4/68. kozton had ¢iven up the gsfe- rocm in the Zotel Suites Herne earlier thet corning since he felt it was not leszer necessary. ! 2. LIZInG/4 reported that Menuel Marcué Feéites, the unele of carlos Fersat Fareué, had telephoned her the previous evening “freut-ie street" ené arranrei to see her -rivately at the Koala nestaurant (tiawfa Taahato notelL) later in the evening. Accordi.g to LIsine/4, hareué told her that through his azpeal to Carrillo Flores the case of LIsI/.G/3 and ais nephew was ncwfin Giplomatic channels ard he hored that both priscuers esuld. be imply Geportea efver «& sucnary trial. He could not,however, su:rantee any= thine, especially the lexeth of tine icvolved, enc asxed:Liniit/& to re- frein fres any activity thet nizht prejudice the cese. LUpecirtically he instructed LIri:3/% to break off all contact with the Guatemalan revolu- tionaries in Kexico, the LIsinG establishment, and all commusicztion with the Mexican Consul in Guztemala City, He euzzgke stressed thet anv false : move on LIal:G/S's part sight cause Carrillo Flores +o wit hdrav uia inter- wention. Earcué promised to keep in touch with LIEING/O. so that ake would not feel cozpietely hKelgless. He added that the nother of Carles Fersebal Marceué ( suppesedly Manuel Hareué Fardinas' sister) @ould be traveling te Guatenalea City in the neat few days so that she cculd visit her son and follow tze case at first band. i 3.2 1KnIG/S also rzrorted to Rowton that Rodolfo Sandoval lof the Yon Sosa ‘group hed prozised to visit her at her apartment the previous eveiiug at 2ecO in tie eccpany of Sergio Valdez to ciscuss matters further. EH ad in- _ . forced her on the phone in making the date that “zi Gorde* hed returned ' from Guatenalea City ~- inplyice thet the latter had news Goncernia5 the tate ef Francisco Lera ( whose arrest was not rerorted in the press, nor . _ by Gtavio Serrrano, the Fexican Consul, to LI:InG/4). “LIBING/& se>nieed , that Francisco lara hed escaped arrest and his invclvezent with 22.ING/3 was aot known. She therefore agreed with !arcué that sie should not see ; Sancoval and the other Guatexalans in public, and especially not at her i apartzent. ; | et mee
- 2. ; | - . : ' 4. LIxIsG/4s also Feyérted thet Mansel Mareué Purdifias nad asked her not to call biz at his hose again to asx for news, or a3 a gatter of fact discuss in any way the cese by televkcne. ‘le stated thet he feit the phone of LIs7_G/4 as well.es sis osn shones were tapped end thet possibly j LIsTEG/8's apartsent was being watched. He did not specify by whem or for what purpose, but LIAING/4 tolc nowton that she assumed it would be. either by the Nexican Governzent or the Meso Blanca of Gustemale or doth. Rowten agaia enceurared LisinG/4 to cove oui of the atoysd. arartsent enc back into the less conspicuous calzada Tacubaya place, cozumenting tzrat toig woulc not osly prevent future security risxs but also convizee the LisinGs that she was suffering financially because of LIZZ1G/3's plight (she stated that she hes already intimated this inconversstions with the wife and secretery of the LIxi:.G Chief, es well as with LIRING/2)~ LIRT -G/4 | agreea nut expressed rerret that the Iacubeya apartment did not have a phone and that sne might -iss important mail addressed toe the iteyse aperte ment and arrivics after her departure. Hoxton suggested one lest lette to tLe Mexican consul in Guatezale City sicpiy advising hin of the ‘chance of address. §. LisiInc/& clso showed sonion the return addreas typed on tre envelope in whieh the aste froma LicIh6/3 to ter nad peen forwarded..Tne adress, which sowton eurroses is rotional, placed on the envelore by CGavio ser= suggsstion of LTaxl.s 3 reno, by * securecy reasons, is us’ follows: Carlos Rodriguez 35 Averida 20-57, Zona 5 . Guatesala C.A. : | t i s 6. Rowton concluced with the corment that he felt LIRING/& need not take Mareué’s instraction not to visit the LIKING offices too seriously, since 4t was a well known and eesily ascertainable fact that LIALNG/& had a lo~ gical reason for going there occasicnally. Rowton did n:t wish LIsIsG/4a to break off relations at this critical time, ex;ecially since LIZIbG/2 had __.... . ..o0amented to her on ber last visit that she should feel free to come in at ~~ any time she needed help or consolaticn during the crisis. | , , e eh oer .. . daltee B. Rowton ; Oe cereale ae t Lt a 4 Se rartieere eerie noirenNE REE em RAE 5 SIRO: t
29 April,1968! 1 ! } go Pees SET, SE SUZCLLT s a1eiiG/& report of Contect with Jandovel and Farcué 1. Zowton met with LI I:c/4 for lete lunch at the lunte Elenco restaurant on Felcnor Ccazre on 29/4/68, She tad to bricg her ehild slong ‘sia the AGeyear-ol4 son of LIRING/3 was not at her epertnent at the titles @. DIZTG/4 reported that Cencanl of the 13th of Novexber Group of Toa Sosa hed again visited her end snocn creat ccncern for her welfare. He agein offered her scme ceney, such as he had, cut LIsInG/& refused in wies of his sicultaneous ccrpleizts of the financial crisis he hinself was undergoing. Ee explained that since rrencigeo Lare left he had teen supporting Lara's entire fazrily corsisti:c a? Tewate a metbor, isc their two young children, LIAING/4 said Sandeval resck & point in enotioe nal frustraticn curing the conversetion thet he excleized thet he would have to resort to roobery or.a hold-up in orcer to get the neces ss8ary money not ccly te support Lara's fanily but te serd screone te Guaterelc Clty LALsG/4 told “oaton 2 evening ;leadiag goval then revealed that ke and his friencs had held up a policezan during the Euzphrey visit and taken his gun, since they were ssort one weapon. to see LIRING/3 and procure a rood lawyer for hig. L _ that this upset her so that she srent the rest of th with Sandoval not to cenmit any erininal act. S 5 3. iTSING/4, cosmentine thet Eandeval's only incoue vas from seliing lan- _ guage records for the Cortina Instituto Llinguistico, told aowtor that she. prorised to contact ail her friends in an ettespt to help him sell tne re- corcs and thus raise sone nosey legeBly. 1/4 explaiceé to sowton that San= doval's comzission is abcut 350 pesos per set of recorcs, which is actually the down payment made by the custcner (the rerainder beizg' paid in veerly or ceuthly instalnents of about 125 pesos). L/& asked sowton' 8 telp in finde ing custezers among his business contacts ‘to telp sancovale a, LIsIuG/4& also resorted that Faruel Marcué Pardifies hed yisited her at “her apsrtment late the previous evening. He told her thet Garlos Fersabal‘s wife, Teresa lozada, would be accompanying her nother-in-léw to Gustenala City. He akso stated that he was optinistic since Carrillo !Flores had ine etrucved the Fexican Consul to appeal to the Suctenalen Minister of Foreign. Afffers. Rarcué cocmented that unfortunately the Mexican Consul eou.d net reach t:ig official hiasalf since he was currently in hee York. Ee boped however that the Consul would see the Minister’s secretary ‘tdarrange direct: intervention. L/4 cozzented to Xowton that Marcué seened very eurious about ona * a J etme the nage eee pahomese ta Peete AA ° ‘
gts eae mre t the LIAING office, but she fended off tit tusstions by alleging that she uad little er mo contact with it. I/s else conzented | that Serzio Valcez, who was Seiog partieulzrly kelpfui to her et this time, warned her sterrly agzinst eccepting acy a noney fren Mercué in licht of nis ree putstion as an unscupzlous Lotharioe 1/6 added that Farcué presised to see her again the icilow:ng evezing to keer her ‘nforceds —_ 5. shen soston azain sursesteda thit LIn..G/4 ~ove fron the Atoyec iparte went back to the Tacutara piace Zespite its creariness and lack of tele] phone, she pre ted ro obfection, commentinn thet with all the t and out ef ner atoayac apartment at ali hours of tne nicht her rezuta= ti:m 63 preedly in jecperdy, espacially with her icacdiete neighbers and cn to nove out the following GAY SauCd Li GBS GUE CLE YU. Lie Month ena @ Lorical time. she also ;rccised be cleaniczs woman and saids. he pronised “out when revisitiocz the LIRTG office the next nornins to make this xuswn,strese ging her firancial plicht. ; Ge 21aTG/4 shen appeakea to aaston to help her establish sone sort of contsct with LIzIuG/3, if for acthing eise than to 2ind out how Le was end whether he neelzed anything . L/& felt thet “~ovton misht send some business contact of his te visit 1/3 on Sevton’s behsif, siving ssac recognition gignal to LIscsG/3. shan gowtcn tointed out tie danger in this ef sessibly meking things worse for L/3, LIZIUS/% connected that Sandov al had teld her , thet visitors vere not required to sicn @ resister or give lengthy explana= tions. L/4 efdced thet she night find scmeone, including Sergio Valdez er Eafl FHoreno or ene of their friends who aicht caze a short trip te Guatena- la City to see LIZISG/3. In reply to Roston's query,i/& cosnented that she did net expect enything from the sife or ucther of Carlos iersebal since 4 ‘they had not even betcered to teleznona her since the arrest became krncwn. Pe Rowton sromised to cive the satter some thought aad Seats farther with LI TALuG/s the follocing afternoon. ce | a+) é Wallace B. Rowton nat emernerneneetin se perenne Ht anemones ’ ‘
14-00000 the LIKING offices Sudgeets LIZIDG/4 Herort of Contacts with LILING Cffice.. f 1o O 3 May, 1°54, Lisl. G/4 rSerorte? to seston th-t she had revisited . the precedin=t day src noticed tiet the’ black tele- phone was re:lsced in the riddle o7fice ( where she hercelf usec to - work). She stzted thet she could ret se certsis tiet it was the sane instrurent end te:t it was replaced by cne of tue 4t sppeared thst way since she hed uct seen the iz struzent there on her visit on the srevious Friday (25/8/52) and Li=713/9 hed coznented hat the telepucae would be renlesed ie *= “£7522 Lume wate exnployess, but oo 2, .ith regerd to LIsiuG/3's current sitcation, LIsl.c/4 rerorted that ghe had aefain talzkeé to the Hexican Consul in Guavenzla City by t phone on 2 Hay,4°5&, and dzs reassured thet LisiIn¢/3 vas in ecod ncelth. The ~onsul inferred her tuat he could visit L/3 on shursdays ani Sundceys, eancd gould be cied to pass any letters thet L/& cic send to hiu for L/3. Phe Consul ales cocmented thet the Hexican nelestsres » vtetatan of had ine : etructed hiz to take up L/3's case with the Guatenal affeirs. de aéied that he heped with tris pressure to par malen governzent to deport 5/3 witein the next tern ¢ays. | i F ft an ir pe oy ‘t o a] w 8 or Na a 3. LIZIiG/4 then resorted shat she descrided as a very disturbing con- versiticn of 3 “ay, 1968, with Sergio Valdez. She related that Valdez had coze to sce her in the corning to epelozize fer not having lany.noney to lend her to help ter neet expenses. Ze explained tast he had not been paid by the Revistacrorque? and uss very short of funds ainselt.) L/4& continued Ghat she «ould neve to ajpeal to all her criends and those ef L/3 for sone soney to tide ser over until if3 returced. she then rec> etted that she had not been esle to locate "§r. Harris” but if and when bel cane to Mexice oo, again she would have to “renew diplozatie relations* «ith hik. Sersio Val- . ‘dez they accorci:g to LIAIxG/4, laurhed end said that t-is becinded hin of another nasty rucor that he had theerd. Hs then ravesied that saGl tereno ; hed recently tcid him that a certain Gorzales of the Sraertace Club had told hig (Koreno) that LIKING/4 had been fired fren the iT8116 offices because gehe hed been previcine information to the F3.:2ihs& Smbeassy that he had learned this fro= the iIAING "service" officer. Sergio Vsléez also men- tioed that a "cirl whe worked in the zona roca™ who .nows Teresa cr Carmen Lozada had mentioned that Sr. Larris had oftarged Carnen Lo the sum OS fF ad tng.
14-00000 2. Pg 4 ; of 34,0060.CG for isforcaticon on the situation in PBSOMEN, LISIG/4 tole =owto: thet she was badly shaken nyt these comments but attem, tic " to assune aa uon- zent an air es p.csible acd did not questicn sergio Valdez to deterzine the exact source. che noted taut ~eryho ¥: ¥Yaisez had mentioned koaton severs] tines to her,elvaye apparer ctiy in pa: passing, with the ocv¥icus hore that LISING/4& wood 4d reveal nis presence in Kexico erd arren.e an intrecucti:n to him for cersio Veléez. LEALNG/4 acrced «ita nOWton that Velcez was probably provezing her since at all tines hey 4a7— eee te be well an toward Sr. Earris frcox what he “ned of hin frog LlaliG/3. Howtcn ecoimented to L/4 that the lest report concernicc Carne Lozada epresred to heve been fabricated either by lSersie Valdez or one of his friends, sinply on the basis of the fact that Sr. Harris hed been in touch with Cmween Torin wucae suc 745 1 MeX1CO. ‘ 4, LIRING/& then stcted that she felt she had to continue to inpress sergio” Valdez with ner cespera‘e need for money enc accordingly te ephsned -the LIZING gatekeeper in his presence and asked for a loan. shen the getexesper respenied favorably, ene left Sergio Valcez «eiting in th ela partment and went to the LIzIuG Cflices at once tc collect the ican. The gatexeeper zave her 1CO cesos on the epcot, fortuncutely in the presence of LIaliG/43. L/& told Zoston thet she proricsed to return the roney in tae next geek, 25 soon as she received mcney promised to her by her father. ’ at con?) . &, LISING/4 added thot ee cho was Leaving the L1:irG office she ran into “the leftist writer, Jaine Labastida, the expressec his sorrew at the arrest. of LIEZEG/3. Labtastida concented that sczeone hed told hin recently that @ ecartocn of sore kind had arpeared in a Tepackvla reuspaper "eseinst LIq~ BING/3". «hen L/4 pressed him he gave « descrirtion of the ing sozneone” that definite:y icentified hin as Serei.: Valicaze L/S continved that a@hen she econfrented Sergio Valcex with this upon her return to the ppartment, he . hotly denied it, much to L/4's systificaticne , é 6. LIki:G/4 also commented thet Manuel Fareué Fardifies continued to tele- phone her at very lace hours of theright in the nope (she assumed) that she would invite him up. She called hin a “viejo verde® and| edded that she had no intention of seeing hin alone at her hore at night. [. : * HME ORR. wallace Be fo - i i | | | }
Ae edt f t i. . ' . we “ : | -_ ry . | 1 i é Kay,1968 | ‘ t Subject: eialuG/4 xeport Concerning centenci:s of LISING/3. pee - 4e 350516 /4 reported to Howton av the Pu:to Blanco restaurant on helecor Ocazpo at 4500 on 5/5/63 that t.acuel harcué Fardihas had inferced her at O100- that sane dey tiat he had just lesrned that i2<21.6/3 end ais neprew bed teen seacvencelte prison, with a cinicun term of six months. larc.é aceec tuzt nis sister end her Cauyhicreinelew v uid be. returrir to Fexzico 3 City by the enc of the week and stould be etle to supply dctsils of wae trial end preepects fcr the durediete future of neving the prison tera re~ éuced. Zini:nG/4S ex-leinec to keuto. that sce hed sccepted « Ginner i:vie tation at Senborns extenced to her by Aguirre deries. alrenflaccee ne Tht wth «he. wus nak sbucrea et the University of “Levera, and arrived et the hore cof Gilb=rto end Elenca Amant (Blenca Pefa ce Arant),wkith «hen che das eteying, rather lete cnc founc Nesuel Marcué weitinc fer her. ifter arc- losizing rrefusingly for als previous rude conduct with. L/a, he rere rted the latest revs ccreernizs 1/3 to ber. i t &. Lisiius/& e-reed wits -cwton that cIttouch tlhe priscn Seaterce was sFo- c bably Gefinite, she sheuld cneck 1b cut with the vextoan Con! personally. She stated that fort: sctely she rerendered = certain vege tipa-socsheaex who ; worked in the Larca distemeia service of Telefoncs dz México whcn she hed i originally net as a ftiend cf LIAING/2. 1/4 octzented taat Srta sodricses whom she described ag "xruy fea" vas enatored of LIZING/2: some years aco but ; stozped seeing nin (to ner knowlecige) when she found out that he vas sarcied, L/% continued that Srta aodrisuez had already prosise4 4 te put through iang distaece calls to Guatezala for L/4& sithout charcicg the calls, if they could : be srranved luring her shift at the switchboard. { 3 LIZTRG/@ also re-orted thet she bed azcin visited the LINING offices at 1345 on 7/5/62 snd agsin about 143C that sane sorning. at, gowton's request she «gain checked the phone in the shird office. Cn the first wisit the of- i etait ee eect AE « fica had alveacy been clesed but she ran into LI2i..G/43 at the cate and ee- ceptec a ride hone ( she felt this fortuaate since 46 éropped her at tae ; Tacubaya apartuent at her request). Cn this occ is.es during a brief exchangs of corzents sith the catekeepor and 1/13, .2A82:.5/% lecraed that Lisinc/2 will returu from .BSUKMEN on 10/5/68. fs eoay | 4 . &, On visitic: the LISING cffices on the morning ef £/5/6%, LIRING/& told Bouton that fortunately only her fttend Catalina and nosita (secretary of LIsl.G/9) were present. ihen she seat into the third office where iosita was working she asked to use the phone and oppreached the iinstrunent. che ‘ LJ setae SOs mmMIE aC be Meet em er ones ore ?
14-00000 ~ . . { aha oF . H ; . b wes able to note that the naze "Cki Electric,Tsxyo,Japan" was mcorked on the instrenent. She alse reted pre werd "Gall® cut coulé not tell whether a S$ wad port of the manufacturer's pune or a Mexican or U.c. subsidiary. She also noted that below the receiver were four switeses (like |the ordinary push light ewitckes) u:nerced or urnuzcecred, ten she exclAézed to acsita: “How de you dial on this sLone", Rosita replied:"Sut it's net @ phone,it's an intercon". LI:IvG/4 tcoli ~owton that she then commen:ed:"Zut ‘how come, the intercom is in tr: first office.” acsita tha, eccorcizg to iva, gisteds "Put thet's a cpeciel intercon." (L/4 explained that she was referrin. to the phone sbe hed in her hand). | 3. LIEIIG/S contisued thet when she p.ss-ed through the seconeé office, she noted that the pnoone w’ich had been replaced in thet ware res oP! Dil ° rae ate te Led BE maausoceulye ana wee the sere instrunent prewictzly there wren she worked in that office. Sne asssurs that the LIATNGs replecec the phene themselves. 6 LIstrof/& alse told 4e.wtcr tiat she head leceted an exeellent erartzént épar @ LIEINGs, that she was livice <«t the -acubaya aperts we ee ae : in the 24ificc Condesa ( Natzatifn end Yeracriz) througk her friend Blanca ; Pefa who lives in the sare  deslooze $$. LIsITS/& added thst she had siven i the adcizietretor 300 pesos to hold the arartrert for her uatil she csuld 2 arrange e fiador. She also st.tsd thet she could chtain a telephone aventualh ' since the forner tenant het s;rlied and receivec arprovsi Just before he lefti LI:iING/4& reessured Sowten that she was tellins evervone, particularly “tie i : ana tenporarily stay- - ing as a house guest at the tcse of Slancea Fela de Azant. She ‘alse reassured - Roston that she had inforned the LIxING gatekeeper when she r-tu FP rned tks 466, peso lean that she hed received money from her father in Kew York. i:IHING/4& added tacit several friends, iccludi:¢ the well-krown writer nevueltas, had offerred to find her sone sort of work. She stated that if she could find suitadla exployzent in the aornings she w.uld accest the offer, if only for appesrances. dallaze B. Rowton! erie tee Seen el PAB DES a hapeeen aeertee werd j ; i i é } 3 “F a $ a 7 § j 7 howe > “ats
14-00000 i. - SECRET AMAT OrSGE ena Now * B5SF 25 MESSAGE TOTAL Corus & 2> . afTitas AMO VOR meals - SEEN oF NSUMIT OTIS IED . are GROUP t , . r | SECRET crises re eromeve Gg {When Filled in} pamenabeet Sa 3, ADVANCE COPE (J SSLED L] ROTIES = Cee. + ' ae. at: = r REF TO FE wD t . Ose s one 2 o£ mo (leer ro SECRET i621032 maY 6% citz| ssv6 / GMM OFiv (2Q3 — ! MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR \ | / £9— eee OP oe enn, - cP: MExreo city s5aa [f/f CSE : af Per I ci { 3 Lh ‘ KEPUR.S THAT PERSAVAL AND LIRING/3 BEING HELD Pavon| ! 2 IDRISON FARM PENDING SENTERCING BY FOURTH JUZGALO DE PRIMERA. NSTANCIA. ONLY CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTING COMMUNIST PROPAGANDA. & [ SPECULATES THEY Wick RECEIVE LIGHT SENTENCE IF ANY.- ; i be CRET i ran . ; , | i i | 1 | i re nenanransens wear ? ‘ rst %, teers ery tt __, SPR RR ORT TES so a namergees we sens ity” * i waeese 2 SECRET ns r ‘y iH . A a fe rane sbuanypa ie et ee ening CNAaa QD tae mamma | 4 i e ¢ t t- fr +. . t 4a 4 . ° ben ar 4 ° « . : . ’ : : h- -y 3 | 3
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14-00000 4 _ a _ Bf Steer rere | PEKING ATION | . _ DISPATCH Gseeeew | me cms : MiSs FLA | i ‘ f - Chief /WHD ie ee nn he cos fon OG qGE TORY GCAUFED Den i | Zs e HE: HAS ROGL BDEONG or een ro -: ae iy aren Chief of Station, Mexico City [4 i f ‘ SBE wert IGP Ses * : : Review of Events Leading ta’ LIRING-3's, Arrest in Guatemala i Action Required: For Your Inrormation wei~V3 1497 1. The purpose. of the present dispatch is to“unmarize the develooments leading to the trip made by LIRING-3 to Guatemala in -the company of FAR member, Francisco Alalberto #LARA Barrios, and Carlos Manuel *PERSAVAL Marcue, Mexican national and nephew ef Manuel Marcue Pardinas. evedirector af the nom aefucct Politica, This trip, as the| |has advised, : resulted in the arrest of all three persons in Guatemala just i ever the Mexican border on the weekend 13-14 April, and their ; current imprisonment in Guatemala City in the custody of the ‘ Guatemalan army. continued....... Distribution: 3 ~ Chief/WUD 2-cos{ id ord pousk SECuEITY VIOLATIO® U3 FIELD RISTRIBUTION - ! j i : Wider encenpem OO ameinalgaantpeweserce vad Bem new
CuMSS Ke” Oe Pa Lon $e re. Ain & LW aRO $ ‘ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH rerereeoerey @ EC REP’? Bd et coe wt ew we HMMA - 34531! 2. According to reports submitted to Wallace B. ROSTOS !by LIRISG-3, the latter #<t Carlos Manuel Persaval Varcue origiaally through the latter's sister-in-law, Carmern*Lozada de Ramirez; who had been carrying on an extra-marital affair with LIRING-3 Since early Novenber i3¢7. On the evening of 3 March 1968, ° Persaval approacned LIRING-3 in connection with the difficulties that a young Guatemalan woman living in Mexico City vas having in obtaining false docuszentation to enable her to travel to | Guatemala to recontact her husband, whom Persaval described as ‘an imzportant guerrilla leader”. Persaval revealed to LIBING-3 that he had been assisting the FAR in propaganda work in Mexico for some time and gave LIRING-~3 several copies of a pamphlet | eatitled "Violencia en Guatemala” which Persaval said had been published cn one of his uncle's presses and was being sold at the nominal price of three Méxican pesos to help raise money for ithe FAR. : i 3. When LIRING-3. under ROWTON's direction, responded favorably to this initial appros-a, Persaval pursued the matter and finally, on & April, revea Lt. that he was in touch with two “amrortant gucw.llle icedc.s «suv neeucu Heap in returning clandestinely to Guatemala. Persaval asked LIRING-3 to arrange to guide these persons across the Guatemalan border south of Chiapas, an area LIRING-3 had previously told Persaval he was very familiar with from his previous residence in San Cristobal. Pergaval made no further reference to the “young Guatemalan wife of the FAR leader”. LIRING-3 surmised to ROWTON that this person might actually have been the wife of Francisco Lara Barrios, but that plans for her return were discarded in favor of the trip by Lara himself. 4. At RO*#TON's urging, LIRING-3 insisted on reeting the tro Guatenzlans involved and in talking to them before undertaking such a mission, Persaval finally introduced LIRING-3 to Francisco. Lara Barrios on 17 March 1968, and the latter presented LIBIS¢-2 to 2 certain “Rodsolfo", who LIRING-3 ascertained subsequently was | a member of the 13th of November group headed by Yon Sosa by the name of;Sandoval. Francisco Lara Barrios confided to LIRING-3 that he had in his possession a false Guatemalan passport in the name of Jose Maria‘Oliva Carranza and that he had obtained legal residence in Wexice with his wife and children through the efforts of ex-Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas. He also named @ certain Eskenazi and LIREBEL-1 as persons wino assisted Guatemalan exiles -in Mexico. Station believes Eskenazi may be identical with Luis DavidfEskenassy Cruz, a former agent . q 5. With the approval of ROWTON, LIRING-3 agreed to! help - the above-mentioned persons to cross the Wexican/Guatemalan border and to accompany them to Guatemala City. This latter extension of the original trip was made by Lara at the suggestion of LIRING-3 so that the latter could meet with the FAR woman responsibie for logistics. LIRING-3 reported to ROWTON subwequently that just before their departure, Lara also offered to arrange for LIRISG-3 to travel clandestinely to the Sierra de las Minas to meet directly with FAR and 13th of November leaders to discuss further} support that LIRING-3 might be able to provide through his comsetcial | contacts in Chiapas and northern Mexico. 6, “ LIRING-3 fabricated a false Mexican identity d at (Secretaria de Education) for Francisco Lara Barrios in the name of. Jacinto/Rangel Cervantes with Lara slightly disgthised so that the latter could move about more unobtrusively on the Mezican side of the border just prior te crossing. On 3 April 1968, | just prior to their scheduled departure date, Francisco Lara | i { t ' b H ey — BSE PREVIOUS COLTON. | eFC BT <t ‘YES. -
14-0000 ort Pao ani pu rate he A ol Oe ates RRR OEE Renee A A See SRD HEE ES A tee a ~N ; . eA eae OE Soh a ee br, Ate Eh Se ERA “CONTINUATION OF . DISPATCH . . DECREE HMMA - 34531 Tare ee t | : informed LIRING-3 that their sutual friend Rodolfo Sandoval. would not be accompanying them since he was too well known and his mission was not important enough te justify the risk and the expense involved. 7. \LIRING-3 did not depart as he had hoped on 5 April 1968, because Lara unfortunately accidentally shot himself in the ankle on the norninge of that day while cleaning his gus and had to be. given medical attention before he could make the trip. LIRING-4 told ROWITON that LIRING-3, Francisco Lara and HazlAloreno, a friend of LIRING-3. finally left Mexico City in the persona car of Raul Moreno on 10 april 1958. but that Moreso had returned to Mexico City two days later as a result of an-accident that disabled the car sorewhere in Chiapas. LIRING-4 did not report anything concerning the subsequent involvement of Carlos Persaval Marcue, stating that she rad not received any ccanunication from LIBING-3 after his telegram of 12 April, in which te reported the return of Raul Moreno. #0O¥TON surmises that when Raul Woreno had to return to Mexico City. LIRING-3 ard Lara asked Carles Persaval Marcue to join them and drive them to the border fe hie awe oav and thet Bercaval centinued on with them toward Guatemala ‘City. : \ * 8. ladvised om 22 Arril 1968, that the story of the arrest of Lara, Persaval and LIZINSG-3 had reached the local press and that they would be turned over to the appro- priate courts for trial. This indicates that LIRZING-3 may . eventually be released and hence be available to BOWTON for ' complete debriefing. : &, The only significant nane that had surfaced as a result of LIRING-3*s involvement with the Guatemalan rebels in Mexico City is that of Rolando”Nendez Aguilar, shom francisco Lara Barrios contacted on 45-60-30 extension 27, in early April from the home telephone of LIRING-3. (This number corresponds to the. "Publicaciones e Impresiones Mexicaras, S.A. - Diario Ovaciones, Calle Lago Sirahuen 297, Mexico City). From the LIFEAT coverage - on LIRISG-3 it is apparent that Mencez is a close contact of both Lara and Sandoval and may be providing or have provided employment for them in Mexico. The Station is attempting to determine the home address of Mendez in the hove that further details of his possible collaboration may be uncovered. | ba awd See tor/Wi ‘liard C, CURTIS sone emer eee 4 — ES tS heli . MSE MEDOMS CMON, SE: :C. R E-¢ a ~ ee wt et | 4
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14-00000 & ag ¥ 4 : 7 7. 22, « : aem &: (erat wil FFT pace! 2 * CLASERED MESSAGE PaGl 2 MEXICO CITY 3375 SECRET CASLE. MARCUE SAID HIS RESHEY PERSAVAL W ALWAYS 18 TROUBLE ABD et OP wed eee pa” DESERVED BE LOCKED UP” BUT ADMITTED CALLING ON MEXICAN FOREIGH MISISTER ANIONIO. (CARRILLO) FLORES OM SEXSLF PERSAVAL WITH RESULT  eerepetntiges tty MTOR + THAT MINISTER SENT MEXICA® CONSUL GUATEMALA CITY INSTRUCTIONS TO : LHTERVEES. 4, PER STATION SRISFTIAG LIRIRG-4 TAXING LIRING-3 LETTER To ey LIRINS 23 APRIL VITH VIEW ASX AID LIRING-2 ahD LIRISG-3 AND USE LIRinGe3 AQREST TG TRY CORSECT ADVERSE REPORTS CIRCULATING RE MIS wa" 6 ere ade sen 6 LOYALTY. LI®TUG-4 SreT TEN CUANT eat Cone erorereers om ronovcs CAPITAL 19 APRIL SAYIES LIRINS-1 WHO ASKED GIRL TO CALL MAD ICCEESED OBTAIRITG PERLKET ELTRY VISA FOR LIRING-4. IF szwS VISES GRATTED ALREADY ATLIBING, LIRING-4 To STATE SHE OSES BOT WANT LEAVE UNTIL LIRIZS-3 FREED OR HIS Fae CLEARLY SETTLED. STATION RATZRALLY HOPING ARREST CF LIRING-3 IN GUATEMALA WILL HELP LIRIZG-4 POSITION DURISG VISIT PERUHEN. IN REPORT ANOUUCING LIRIEG-3 ARREST IN GUATE“ALA PASST™ [ies APRIL LITEMPOS © I 16s eeemmnee et oF By A OTE THEN ee neath Bene og tine opie ge ~ Te pee ae | BRAKDED LIRING-3 AS “COMMUDIST." SECRET © poe . 11> em ROGER GREETING OORT er rset ° ms . fo ee ee ee 4 Species < sane men einer sneer eNO EO ara SEENETSARNU SARE IAT tte Seen «oy oy a . - ‘ t,
yee es 23 April, 1968 MEMORAKDUM i ‘SUBJECT: LIRING-3 Visit To Guatemala With Guerrillas ; f FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARRA BARRIOS and CARLOS’ MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE 5 : ? 1. On 5 March 1968, LIRING-3 had dinner with CARLOS : PERSAVAL MARCUE, nephew of MANUEL MARCUE PAROINES, director of the now defunct magazine “POLITICA”, a Corcsunist bi- monthly publication, During the dinner PERSAVAL queried LIRING-3 if he could obtain a false passport for the wife of an important Guatemalan guerilla leader so that she: COULS thact es cates mEAALU LU ULALEM- La. Seb RA RS replied that he would do his utmost to assist. 2. On 8 Yarch 1968 PERSAVAL told LIRING-3 that two(2) Guatemalan revolutionaries had need to travel to Guatemala by mid-March. LIRING-3 commented that there was Limited possibility of obtainirg false documents, but that he could. brief the Guatemalans so as to facilitate their illegal crossing of the Mexican/Guatemalan border, or if they desired, he would guide then. i : 3. On 9 March 1968, PERSAVAL again discussed the matter -with LIRING-3, saying that one of the two travellers possessed ’-legal travel documents. Since the other person has no such legal documents, they should enter Guatemala illegally, f MEXI-473077 j 4. LIRING-3 reported on 27 Yarch 1968, that one of the traveller to Guatemala is FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, The group is of the opinion that LIRING-3 should also go to Guatemala in order to meet an unidentified woman, described as the FAR logistics officer, to discuss FAR support from Mexico. } /-MEXI-500077 5. Departure was delayed because LARA sustained a self- inflicted gun shot wound while cleaning a weapon, On 10 April LIRING-3, LARA, and another person--described as a member of the YON SOSA Faction--departed en route to Guatemala. i LIRING-3 was informed that the FAR and the YON SOSA group are now working together, but that a certain amount of . compartmentation exists. , ve £MEXI-5205 7 SECRET ee RRM SERENE SAT Te (OE rt Bar te?
Lot ~. SECRET a 6, During the 14-15 April week-end, Guatemalan : authorities arrested three individuals near the Mexican. border. They were brought to Guatemala City where they are being held for interrogation. The persons arrested are: a. FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS (Guatemalan) b. CARLOS JURADO DEL MAR (Mexican) c. CARLOS MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE (Mexican) When arrested LARA admitted that he is a Communist, and that he_ is returning to Guatezala to renounce his affiliation, A 3880 7 7. The G-2 of the Guatemalan militar t success- ful in its interrogation of the Gubinnte | sttomptca perenne Sass 21t but wa. compelled te conduct its interroga on in the res of G-2 officials who continually interrupted, [vas attempting additional interrogation under more avorable circumstances. Meanwhile G-2 is considering turning over the Subjects to the "Army Special Unit" for further - interrogation. 88907 _ pomp af omen paar Mane okt itr” Se tema att ROVE Lapa fp Pt By anaciemnradien SN . sa ne omen te gas sete
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* at, ” Case Sic er~amar Dssrneuenon ¢ if €> MESSAGE Fora: COMES FEROS Ut SO FED ~ fore>-0- . 7 AERA AOE COM [xd SSUES C] SLOTTED i : Foo SS 5 2 Spend 10 e, tenets ei nati] D616 ris CZpENCE SECR ET case ne conan ada i ' i odtiget) fe be 2 : tds . a Hi wt od 3 LR, SE CRE I 1684222 APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 3221 IMMEDIATE | IkFO IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR RCUTINE| | LIRING REF A HEXICO cITY s2as( sa: 4 aa) | Sdeatawa. _ B | lssa(ra! Giy36 ) ' Oe 1. DESPITE DESIRE HELP LIRING-3 WHO GEPARTED FOR GUATEMALA aS - PART STATION EFFORTS AGAINST GUAT REBELS, HEXICG CITY DOES BOT want al Hieg MADE WITTING LIRISS-2 WAS STATION CONTACT. Liz HANDLED BY ROWION UNDER FALSE FLAG AND NEVER MADE WITTIaS ZOgTON CONNECTION WITH WOFIRM. SELIEVe DISCLOSURE LIRING-3 CO¥MECTED WITH WOFIRN AT THIS TIME WOLLD CREATE SERIOUS DIFFICULTI£S Foe STATION WITH MExleau GOoyYT BHXICH COMPLETELY YAMWITTING STaTicd activitizs IN MEXICO DIRECTED AT GUAT RE3ELS. IT WOULD CREATE SIMILAR DIFFICULTIES FOR LIRI8G~3 If EYES CUBANS AUD MEAICAs LEFITS3= ROT 735 MENT 108 LIRING-4 WHO CURRESTLY A@AITING CUBAN VISA. 2. CARLOS MAULEL PERSAVAL MARCUE IS HePHEW OF EANUEL FARCUC PARDINAS, IMPORTANT MEXICAN LEFTIST AND EX DIRECTOR NEXTC ay PERIOS- ICAL WHICH RECENTLY DISCONTIQUED PUBLICATION ALLEGEDLY, ANChS GIHER _m-swe-REASONS, AS RESULT VITHDRAGAL CUBAN SUBSIDY. PERSAVAL ¥HO MARRIED 70 SISTER LIRING MISTRESS ORIGISALLY INTRODUCED LIRINE-3 TS SUAT, REBEL a | | SECRET a i ™, TT easton pat weet martnnel far ota
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14-00000 5 : ’ : 2 t } } ' t REPROOITT OM OF THIS COPE Porn ETED occa [J ves 6 ed ; Sossayee C7 ee Une -D- o_Of{D_ 2 cqLassery ‘to PRE a Cleat oD) TEE: ECB i ; ames FO ORE HO “i f ' erases ove « F ene ao Ceer. vo oe oes aastecw(] we ++ SECRET 1523572 APR 66 CITE| IMMEDIATE MEXICO CITY INFO IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR, RouTise[ id = LIR15G Go 2 fm ..-3 ; REFS: Ae MEXICO CITY 5285 (IW 7/1 ATE) 4 ra 7 Be |se1 cnoT sesT, sid Do Ce 8822 (NOT SENT (iw seaer). = |833aa fe ON AFTERHOOH 15 APRIL, 6& REPORTED THAT FRANCISCO, i . ADALBERTO (LARWD BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN COMAUNIST WHO CARRIED ~ MEXICAN IDENTITY DOCUMENTS IN HAME JACINTO CRANGZL) CERVANTES;! — it CARLOS (JURADO) DELMAR, MEXICAN CARRYING PASSPORT BO. 193388; HO. 38171, WERE CAPTURED BY GUATENALAN AUTHORITIES HEAR MEXICAN BORDER OVER PAST WEEKEND (EXACT DATE WOT AVAILABLE) Ay ALL THREE WERE BROUGHT TO GUATEMALA CITY AND ARE BEING HELD FOR INTERROGATION. 2. ANONG ITEMS TAKEN FROM PRISONERS WAS MESSAGZ FROM COR TO: “°WESTOR VALLE" (FAR PSEUDO OF RERY DE LEOH LICARDIZ, FAR LEADER, GUERRILLA TRAINING MATERIAL, AND THREE SMALL STOWE" BELLS, HEN ASKED ABOUT BELLS (EACH OF PRISONERS CARRIED A BELL) © LNTERROGATORS : GOT THREE DIFFERENT STORIES. DURING IMITIAL INTERROGATION BY ARNY, | LARA ADMITTED HE COMMUNIST, BUT CLAINED HE RETURNING TO GUATEMALA | s cay a) bs 4 1 { b { i b \ f * e ‘ : . . t. 6 _ >. . SECRET . 74 + cere seen meng stem Ate | ee cog
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i : i f i t i i { t . ~ . i Z O - sae WKS FEES ACTION DISPATCH SECRET x! QAPYS) FoR BOT ERMS 3 ; Chief, WH Division a 1G WEEK REQUIRED : wea, lCno | TRY QUABED DE | A CUA LTE tyivt CY Ci REE REI FAGaR = : : ; Chief of Station, Mexico city? OS ‘ecrorus ‘ g S38 CE cece ty: Aes San. _“ operations Against PBRUMEN Tare rrerving LIRISG-3, LIRING-4,__ ACTION REQUIRED « BSFTRERCES and Their Contacts - January to 31 March 1968 H ; i Action Required: FYI t References : A. HMMW-16222 ; an B. HiMMA-33842 ‘ 1. The development, handling, and exploitation of any asset under false pretenses by someone operating under false fins hee axa mst anatinvn ten tnore many Amawha mwa Yr thal case of LIRING-3/LIRING-4 the situation is further complicated by the fact that PBRUNEN nationals at home and in LIRING (the main target against whom the two have been directed) have long suspected their motives for maintaining contact and wanting to eed ne with them. The ups and dowus of the ‘ LIRING-3/LIBING-4 marital relations have from time to time further  onolicated the conduct of operations involving them. The Station can understand that Headquarters has some reser- vations on the conduct of these operations. They have been eceplicated, time consuming, and have blown hot and cold depending on the state of mind of the PBRUMENers at the time and the difficulties between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4. Because of incomplete control, an almost inescapable feature of this type of operation, a considerable effort was made to check the reliability er LIRING=3 and LIRING=4, This involved i LIFEAT coverage, audio monitoring (LIROSIN), and occasional Continued... ....scesccecceseves z t ‘ Attachments: Le (-3. : VA Reports (15), u/s/c r \% Identity Sheet, u/s/c | p vas j Distribution: iw i : Orig & 2 - C/THD (w/atts - 1 copy att A; 3 copies : i att B) | bs - es COPY SECRET wee ee
; : H i CoA Sik Ok TO Re LAGP A" Cre B1UECS AMD WLMBER CONTINUATION OF I DISPATCH SECRET HMMA - 34484 surveillance by the LIEMBRACEs. The results, at least in the PBRUMEN phase of this operation, have been unspectacular so- far. The main usefulness of LIRING-3 and LIRING~4 has been | a) as access agents to LIRING, (although this has been i largely reduced to the LIRING Consulate), and b} to introduce Wallace B. ROWTON to visiting PBRUMEN officials and members | of the local leftist community with access to PSRUMEN and j; LIRING. A major effort was started recently to take this operation up one nore notch and, taking advantage of a recent crisis in the relations between LIRING-3 and LIRING=-4, send the iatter to PBRUMEN on a mission to assess and hopefully . recruit new sources of information. The exploitation of LIRING-3's contacts with revresentatives of the Guatemalan FAR rebel movemert was the object of separate correspondence. LIRING-3's renewed contacts with these representatives do. not at this time involve PBRUMEN, although the latter clearly supports at least some of their activities. t 2. Forwarded under separate cover are fifteen reports prepared by Wallace B, ROWTCN on the activities of LIRING-3, TTRING-4. and cema nf their contacts from late Januarv to 31 March 1968. ‘The Station has noted Headquar‘ers' desire for more frequent progress reports per reference A. It felt, however, that in this case partial reporting of LIRING-4's difficulties in obtaining a PBRUMEN visa (by far the most important aspect of this operation during the period under ve review) could have been misleading, as the situation changed several times and LIRING-4 did not really know what to expect from LIRING from one meeting with its representatives to the i:axt, not to again mention the ups and downs of the LIRING-3/ LIRING-4 relationship, which hit a new low during this period. The Station would like to point out in passing that, in addition <o cable reporting and dispatches transmitting: ROWTON's contact reports, the operations in which LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 are involved in are reviewed in sone detail in a the over~ail monthly report submitted by the PRBRUMEN Section of this Station. ‘ 3. The last time LIRING-4 accompanied LIRING-3 to PBRUMEN, she obtained an entry visa in a few days. LIRING-4 thus felt that as an ex-employee of LIRING with good connections in PBRUMEN and LIRING she would obtain a new PBRUMEN entry! visa fairly easily. Entry visas are now quite a bit more difficult to obtain, however, for PRRUMEN nonofficial citizens abroad. It also appears that the LIRING staff did not really know what to make of LIRING-4's stated desire to return to PBRUMEN for an extended period of time, as this was obviously based ‘on a domestic quarrel. LIRING-3 and LIRING~4 have had other quarrels, and the LIRING staff may have thought that this last one would subside and that LIRING-4 would postpone or cancel her plans for going to PBRUMEN. It was to convince the LIRING staff that the difficulties with his wife were serious ‘that. LIRING-3.first went to LIRING. In a maneuver to further convince the LIRING employees, particularly LIRING~-2 and LIRING-9, that LIRING-4 seriously wanted to go to PBRUMEN as a result of domestic problems, ROWTON decided to have LIRING-3 openly question LIRING-4's right to take their child with her. It must be remembered that, in “exico, a wife cannot leave the country, and especially take a child with hex, without the express and official consent of the husband. This little scenario appears to have been well played. On Yrs ether hand, it did not help LIRING-4 obtain a visa any (faster. LIRING-2 appeared to be waiting, among other things, for LIRING-3 to arrive at a decision regarding their child jaccept- able to his wife. LIRING-3 finally "agreed" to let LIRING-4 take the child at his 26 February meeting at LIRING. Two days before, LIRING-4 had been told by LIRING~2 that _ the CEASSIFICATION - SECRET USE #8 OOus ETO. PX crete
CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET [eebe a Set SUB ENS “EER HMMA = 34484 Hi Cem SSI ITCATION “consejo superior” of LIRING, of which he said he was a member, had not yet taken up her case. This was indirectly confirmed by LIRING-16, who told LIRING-4 the same day that nothing about her visa case had yet been sent to PBRUMEN as he would otheipdiss Kuow it, circa he handicd 212 vis« correspondence. 4. There is naturally the possibility that LIRING-4's visa request was handled by LIRING via classified correspondence not seen by LIRING-16. This channel may have been used because LIRING-4's visa request brought out the old problem of LIRING-3's reliability in the eyes of the PBRUVENers. Although LIRING-2, LIRINSG-9, and Idertity appeared sympathetic toward LIKinG-4 and her projected visit to PBRUMEN (to the point where they advised her on more than one occasion not to come back to Mexico), they, at the same time, sought to clarify two things. They first made another attempt to throw some light on the sources through which LIRING-3 had obtained information of particular interest to LIRING. Secondly they brought up the question of "the Greek” (ROWTON) and tried to obtain answers to pertinent questions. LIRING, as mentioned by 90th LININGS and Luentily, do woe used ww wciug Bay ce sensitive information without at the same time obtaining good source description. Specifically, how did LIRING-3 hear of the arrest of the LIRING member involved in a subversive case in 1966, how did he learn of its proposed publication in the press of a Central American country, how did he obtain the ~ report on Rico GALAN which he passed to LIRING, and how could he have learned of certain of the activities of Moises OROZCO Leal? To all these questions LIRING-3 replied by saying that he had good sources in Mexico and Central America and that he was not about to divulge them to the PBRUMENers. Both LIRING-2 and Identity in their conversations with LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 took pains to say that LIRING-3's conduct in his dealings . with LIRING and PBRUMEN was “above reproach.” They wanted to be sure, however, that he “had not fallen victim to unscrupulous elements constantly surrounding the revolution." To quote the old cliche, LIRING-3 “got their message." 5. ROWTON’s introduction to LIRING-2 and other LIRING members by Rodolfo REYES Cortes and his subsequent meetings ‘with LIRING-2 were bound to make the latter sonewhat curious about this wealthy Greek businessman and proclaimed friend of "the revolution” who seems to travel extensively and appears to have well-informed and influential friends in many parts of the world. LIRING-2 was apparently ruffled by ROWTON's criticism of the LIRING efficiency (see ROWTON's report dated 1 January sent as an attachment to reference B) since he finally phoned ROWTON's “office” aiter the incident described in ROWTON's 1 January report. For some reason LIRING-2 made the call on a legal holiday when offices are usually closed, and the operator of ROWTON'’s answering service answered "er, ROWTON's (in alias) office." This apparently made LIRING-2 even more inquisitive. During a one hour meeting at LIRING on 15 February LIRING-2 asked LIRING-4 about her relationship with "the Greek." LIRING-2 wanted to know where and for whom he worked, et cetera. ROWTON's report of 17 February covers this conversation in detail. LIRING-2. appeared to suspect ROWTON may have been one of the sources of the information passed LIRING by LIRING-3 and warned LIRING-4 "to go easy with the Greek,” if not for herisake, at least for LIRING-3, who “has not always treaded on firm ground.” LIRING-4 provided some “information” on her Greek acquaintance on 24 February. ROWTON, who had briefed her in detail on what e SAAS BEF ICA TICS USs, PREVIOUS EDITION, [x] TON TONED SECRET een tener ay mere AD AAAI hehe ie A
14-00000 3 # 4 d Cadbh Fos TO te OSPR ATCH Sew. Ae fe eke CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET HMMA - 34484 i she should tell LIRING-2, felt, after listening to LIRING~4's! report, that the latter had at least partly succeeded in | } lessening LIRING-2's suspicions. These suspicions may have | been further reduced after LIRING-3's discussion with LIRING-2 on 26 February. RO*WTON did expect LIRING-2's questions and } felt in the end that he had “passed the test." | 6. The Station does not know at this point whether | LIRING-4 will get a PBRUMEN ‘entry visa but is still optimistid that she witl. The PBRUMENers appear convinced that there ig! serious trouble between her and LIRING-3. and LIRING-1, to whom LIRING-4 wrote for help recently, asked her to be patient, pointing out that red tape in PBRUMEN takes time. The i possibility that the PBRUMENers may allow LIRING-4 in their , country to interrogate her about the activities of her husband and some of her friends has occurred to ROWTON and the Station. Such a possibility is, however, most unlikely as the object of the PBRUMEN suspicions is LIRKING-3 and net LIRING-4, who has several times told them that she knoys little of what LIRING-3 does. The most important considerstion, however, is that LIRING-4 is married to a Mexican citiz a, and as suspicious as they may be of the latter's doings, the poDINIEVewe bewe to thn bret nf nue romtcden, wes reef that this Mexican has done anything against their regime. On the contrary, LIRING-3 has time and again warned them of impending difficulties or problems. The fact that LIRING-4 is married to a Wexican and that she enjoys the status of immigrant in Nexico is also the best assurance that she would be allowed to return to Mexico, as the PERUMENers want no trouble with the Mexicans. The SGSWIRL examination recently given LIRING-4 has cleared the air at least on two points. First, that LIRING~4 is not an enemy penetration, and, second, that she of her contacts with we ante ROWTON to anyone else ‘than LIRING-3. “The Station agrees with: ROWTON that LIRING-4 would, if given a chance, prove herself to be a good asset. As for the question of being left with continuing obligations in this operation, both LIRING<-3 and LIRING-4 know that there is little ROWTON could do hevend providing legal-type advice to bring LIRING-4 back to. Mexico ' if the PBRUMENers refused to allow her to return to her husband, an unlikely possibility as mex*tioned above in view of current Mexican/PBRUMEN relations. The letter of understanding signed by LIRING-4 specifies the extent of ROWTON's commitment and leaves no doubt as to the extent of his obligations. . The Station hopes that LIRING-4's relationship with LIRING=-3 will not improve with time to the point where she will lose the proper motivation and cover to undertake the mission to PBRUMEN for which she has been trained and briefed. 7. The attempt made te exploit Carmen LOZADA's trip to -PBRUMEN to obtain assessments and vulnerability information. on a number of persons she knows who have operational potential turned out to be a complete failure. LOZADA ran into such difficult family problems in PBRUMEN that she had no time (or; as it turned out, desire) to obtain the information requested ! ef her. The strain of her personal problems was such that ‘she nearly had a nervous breakdown after returning to Mexico- City on 16 February. Not even LIRING-3 could get anythidg out of her. The victim of a type of family blackmail by her |pro-: ANTHUG husband, LOZADA returned to PBRUNEN on 15 March. ROWTON did not fare much better with Rodolfo REYES Cortes, who returned to Mexico City in early March. REYES, who if i preparing to go to Chile to put on a ballet performance, |has. : been extremely busy since his return with private and professional matters. ROWTON nevertheless managed to debrief . CLASSE TIO Use rarmeus enon, , SECRET '
CLAS bs A Tite CONTINUATION OF 5 DISPATCH SECRET Latelt M2. : Gee Der him at least partially on his contacts in PBRUMEN. The only | concrete result of REYES' tyip to PBRUXEN so far is the contact ich he made with Sukendah**HANAFI, the ex-Ambassador of Irionesia in Havana. According to REYES, HANAFI expressed rest in meeting ROYSTON to “work something out" to the mutual advantage of both the Greek and Indonesian revolutions. After a couple of phone calis, it turned out, however, that d : HANAFI would probably be unable to obtain a Mexican entry visa, } The Station believes, anyway, that little would be gained Py | a meeting. From the information at hand, HANAFI is a convinced leftist who does not lack for money and seems to have an} . enjoyable life in PBAUNEN. The Station is finally not | ‘ interested in the Indozesian “revolution” or in what HANAF ; could do to help the Greek ieftists. : | 4 8. If she does not go to PBRUMEN an effort will be made to further exploit the antagonism LIRING-4 has developed for the personnel of LIRING in the course of her attempts to. obtain a PBRUMEN visa to obtain additional operational information on LIRING and its employees. LIRING-4 has been iv so humiliated and angered that she is willing to do literally Ming Lido desde Lasande OMG EVA OnaUN cual ous evulu pul a time bomb in the building if he asked her to do so. LIRING-4 has already been used unwittingly for NMECREDO purposes. It . may be possible if she stays in Mexico City to use her in ‘ connection with an audio operation against the "safe room" of the LIRING Consulate. i for Willard C. CURTIS ~ ~ . 1 etn eet lt OD ELLER OPA IE I Bie Easing oe . CLASSIFICA T Cee i ace §3a USE PAEVIOLS TRON, - s E c R E T [J ccaraces . ‘ “
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14-00000 dl z ! i Se \ pm . 314 March, 1968 cece ———— . Sudject: SGSJ1ZL Exantnatiou of LIRIUG/4. at Suna ET - S372 — 4. LIfILG/4 was gives an sGSVIRL exaninetion fron asout 1030 until 1300 on 34/2/E8 ab room 602 of the Uotel del Bosque on Calis telchor Ccanco. Rowton renter tae suite in the naze Nicolas Spyrerculos and no security problens were enccunved in usisg tais site. ; 2. novton first preposed the exézinaticn to LIsiIL3/4, after discussing 4t briefly wits LIsl..3/3, at 4500 on 30/3/68 in tre coffee shop of the Hotel osque in tLe sresence of the exatiner. L/4's initial reaction was - alzont identical bo rict: refusal on the ‘ % of LIAI.G/3 - one of sacckx, indisnstion, and out- t (* y iv ° 5 fon et wy n ¢ at it was "“servil" 2:4 beneato ner disnity at anv price. She mace it clear that she felt she ted been and was teasing ali tne risks aud consiered it conpietely unfair thet she snould have to = eet = mae Wee eT de eee ~ “es = we hercol? tc cus on “pelle” G..ccsa vended wicks Bae Gau LONe notoing ¥ wrong and in fact knew nothing ebout aoaton. at one point sre commented thet this whole thing made her think teat Rowton vas an agent of WCFACT. She did not dwe:] on this point, however, or return to it subsequently. 3. In view of this uxfavorasly turn at tae initial sessicn -owton agreed with the examiner thet the latter shoulé pracefully tow out and give «owten wee ; a coance to soften 1/4 up by a more thorough exrlanation,emnecially since 5 L/4 refused flatly to accompany Zowton and the exeniner to the safehouse room upstairs. kowton then spent the next two hours explaining the test enphasing that it would not iccluce any indiscriminate frivolous questions La ang taat 1/4 would xnow beforenand what che precis2 questions were. sowton made it clear that he was interested nainly in deterainins whether L/4 nad betrayed hin to her 2iZINS contacts aud had any sort of secret apreement with PexUMoh to work acainst him. 1/4 finally agreed to teke the cxaminatio “the following rorninr since as she stated her conscience was clear. &, The responses appeared favorably on pertinent questions and the control question on any théaft cf noney feuggested by Aeston on tie basis of the repert given to him in conficence by lirins/3 that L/4 had taken 2,000 resos from the LInIiG safe which she alcost immediately be placed on his. -- _ dnsistence) proved to te excellent. L/4& aid not reveal the specific theft oe but she was evidently thoroughky convinced after the test that the Sa5.1kL si is reliable and cannot be beaten goston and the examiner! felt it unwise to break her on this ccatrol question since it ‘fould prove counterproductive and would probably expose L/3 as thé source. The test will proably serve wap EE es toteple 1, eps ee i y an excellent deterrent and adciti nal coatrol Mele future assessment of “4 & and evaluation of ker reportiag. © : 1-77 “ ‘Sfe. att: is cory ; wher Be “Ro€S Z SCI : |. HMMA- aHHSN 7 ft * Fee erpemaee rene a eramrne GENRE ene natant @ ete ee owe
14-00000 a b a0. air Laren, to. ‘ 4 | | Subject: LisnliiG/4 nevart of Status of Request for ke-entry Perbit 1. Howten cet with LIPINCG/4 at ner recuest at 1630 on 23/3/65 as the Denny's kestavrant (Reforce © Et ana) to discuss the status ef her visa (re-entry) request. She statecé thet she hac gust received a letter; from her friend Loctor Yolanda Uiez, transsitted tzrouch Jorrfin and civen to her by tne latter tiat same morning. The trensiatio. of the text of the letter is as follows: . . "sno del Guerrililero Gerdico” La Habana.rebrero 9/58 : Sra. : México,2).7. ; i Quex Dear / te T auplotusd te you sast night when we ‘spoke (en the telephone) the processiczs of your entry is deine tbeld up “because of a number of thines thet have to be done which in sine view of tre pricritics you known exist result in it& not being done as rapidly as one would wish. I don't thinse-vou shoule be discouraged and rest assured that as soon as it comes throurh, we'll advise you, especlaily since is seins to follow it tarough. Lisses to your child ané regards ; to Carlos. : vo. 8 /s/ Yolanda : ae . abreu 2. The letter, a cony of which wes aade by iowton, also containg a F.S. from : Abreu, a transleticc of which tcllows: . : . : { f I'm taxing an ictercst in yeur natter. As Yolenda explains red tape taxes tine. I received your cable and letter. i . . ; ; Fondly, ‘ . f/sf Abreu po one 3. LIsL3/3 called to Rowton's attention the length of tire ( alrost six | weeks) for che lstter to reach her dispite the fact that Abreu sins elf most . probably ferwarded it through the pouca. L/4& commented that when she 're- ; . gerked this to ber friend Cs taisna Cepero, the latter stated chat sne ‘had received a itter in the pouch the same day out it was dated- in wu yceaber, 1967, and ancther from folenda dated "February 9.4965 | Se LIkL.3/4 also rerorted that ere had tially manesed to talk with her 7 father on the teler shone, and,altaouch he ecreared uneasy and soreatat abrupt (seco), she was rea-sured thet he was in reasonably good health. jibe finally assured “9uton that she no lonzer suspected hin of any foul play jand agreed that her father was apparently actiug.om the advices of his lawye h in con- nection with the visa reugest of her brcther (toe emisrate to the U.S.): that was being processed in lew York. dB aoston : ‘ i | 1 o ee, + 4 i. " el + . ae . - x te othe . eect a ne ead * ° ue ne a
Dom 22 March,1963 new Fork. Subject: L1ixi:.t/4 sepert of Kews Concerning her Fataer in, e& ’ ¥ 1. At 1600 on 22/3/66 Rowton visited LIRITLG/4 at her residence to discuss with her e report she had received fron a mutual friend eoncernize ner Le@- ther. zerlier in the day LIZT.S/3 had informed daowton that LExiKG/S nad re- ceived a Gisturtics riece of news to the effect thet sozeone Had azcroeched her father in New Tork -ity and told him to oreaz off all contact with iLi- ainG/4 in order to eroicé jeonerdising his residence in the U.S. Acecrding to LERINC/3, Lint.3/4 wes convinced as a result of this revort that xovton, and possibly with the kmowlecge cf LIRING/3 hinself, had erranced tris ap~ proach to preclude eny ewmcentact L/4 night nave ned with her father tnat sight ceonardise her sissicn to Hsvana, Rowton assured iza1k6/3 tiat ae had take no such action end acmacd fe ¢-3e te LITT S to acusouie wel aan SLUCE according to LIinT:t/3 she was very upset and her conficence in both cxowton and Lisih3/3 hinsel? shaker. . ' 2e Zoxton reassured SStEnG/& wren he saw her but, of course, could cot fur- nish preof of any «ind that ke nad not intervened. =e asxed several tines the identity of the soutce, but LIkIUG/4 seatfastly refused to divulge it, sar- ing only that a lawyer friend of her father nad written to her stating that the reascs her father had not communicated with her over Eke the past three ‘ months end had nct answered her letters and telephone calls was that "toey"™ had told hin not to zaintain ary contact with his daughter at the risk “of c2 iz the 0.5. Howton asked whether the lawyer's rame Jas * vo & furnished by LIsinc/3) but L/4 would not confirm cr deny vs this, svzing sicply that she would look into the satter herself. She said ‘that she suspected sowton since he was the only persos to whom! she ‘had ziven her father's acdress in New Tora and she ¢:uld not imazine why; any otser person would heave a icotive to contect her feather in that way. She added that if her father had jest given her some sort of explanation she could under- —. stand, Dut acting the way he did indicated thet soneone had terrovized his into gouplete silence. Rowi.n again insisted that ne did not ib any way. cree mee ce contact her father, and woulé never have done so witsout first| consulting ‘ "os ber. He surcised that possibly her father's lawyer had counseled him to sreak off contact in connection with the application & her’ father was' making £& for a visa for LI8i:5/4°s brother on the ground thet the Anerican aut iorities mizht deny the visa if they xnew of Liki: G/4's crevious exployment in the ZIRIGG offices. . “t . i : ° “ . * Wallace 5. Rowton ; ne em tte i ee a aL ern mow ye Be ee Py é antaceeentereeemnegucen aman Hine a °
14-00000 } a i ; f 1. Rodolfo Keves Cértes informed sovten 6/2/56 that while in Hevana he discusse@ with sis frierd Sukeniana Hanes, ex-Indcresian Amraessador leftist susinessman “to Cuba, possibility co? colledoraticn with nis Greek friend soth in international commercial deals and politically. According Reyes, jazefi expressed inmeciate interest, acceptin: teres’ word that ke could place full trust in Hoston, Lenefi state? that te felt something cculd be worked out to theme sutual ecvantaze of both the Greek and the Infonesian revoluticn, since se hac contact ninself with the liberation -army of Indcnesian. od Soin ieeeinated Paw bone 4 -F am OT. ” 7 ee Rana’s ackal Paven rn cat os , we pe a ha seriernoly in “UN TUT TTT Tae eerie eee “ return to Mexico vity, shaivarinxekercnececulaxrreter mexicc vity where Reyes could naxe the introduction tersonaily, sut in¢icating that he mirct run into difficulty in obtcining a visa. Ze added sat if Kexico vity not possible he would travel to rarie where he Gas never had viga trouble. { 3. Reyes resorted to Rowton on 11/3/65 that he had t:ixed to Hanafi on telephone azz asking him arrange trip soonest co i.exics “ity, but Hanafi had replied that his initial check hed revealed Mexicans would insist on ' Clearance sith Indonesian imbassy iiexico City tricr to issuance of visa. Hanafi added, however, that he tekins matter up with Zafl gea and might be able errenge seme sort of official travel to fecilitate issuance of visa. He prouised advise Reyes soonest since he aware that Heyes aust leave for’ Chile by end Mareh (as scon as =is wife, Tationa, obtains Chilean visa). ; e. i . “ , - dBRowbon if. : 1 : 5 . a - oe — $ : é arn (ae — — aon ~~ ~ ——— # wee eer oe ae - - - oa i i i ; ; i “ ~ 7 ~ ON RR NS ae ~ - 4 i ; . : 2 3 ‘ ! e ‘ ee ; 2 - ry | I : E ‘ 5  aeyagpew em wk eee OT wt te pane . 2 LG
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- : 9 Hereh 1966 Subject: LISTiG/4 Report of Contect vith LIzInG/e and LIRIKG/9. 4 t I 1. At 0930 on 9/3/68 LIZ_NG/4 reportcd to aovwton that she had again on 2/3 ' pate things were going with L/2 she would probably be still waiting for ner visited the LIXi.G establiscnent to check on the status of her re-entry permit. She stated that 11i.G/2 wes cordial out politiely passed the buck cn her re-entry versit to LIizi:¢/9, stating taat it was a matter fer L/9's office and that in any case he himself was so busy locking for a house for the Chief that he could not do anytiing else at the moment. =e said in passixs that he had to so te acapulco thet evening and would te there uctil Sunday night ( 10/3/62). He joxinely invited L/4 along fer the ride. He also commented that he himself would be bacx in Havana about June and why cidn't L/4 wait tu go beck with him. He added thet in any case he honed to see her there. 2. LIKINC/4 also reported that Echerendfa ( Isnail Suarez de la Faz),who happened to be present when she was talkiag te L/2, commented that his wife would be leaving on the 11 iterch fliktt and that he hirself expected to be returning in about two weeks. L/4 then commented sarcastically that at the entry permit «nen he left and in tha. case he could rersonally expedite it. Lf2 then by way of apolocy stated that the motner-in-law of the Swiss An- basseador kad been waiting for over whree weeks for her entry visa and trere was nothing he cluld do to speed thinss up frea this end. L/4 replied tzat this was after all little consolatic= for her, aitscugh she felt very sorry for the Swiss mother~in~laz. . : 3. LiginG/s continued to Rowton that she then spoke briefly with LIgiInG/g - who greeted her cordially and asked ter to take a coffee with him in his private office. (n enterizg this office L/4 noted that the plaster had falle: from the ceiling just above the desk and 1/9 commented that kexpk it had just happened the day before and that oe nored to have it repaired soon. te _ ‘added that he would also be gettiug better furniture and some. pictures to oy decorate the bare walls. L/4 noted that the phone was still attached to the wall and no iamp of any kind was in the room. : : vost '& According to 1/4, LIRi.G/9 is. still waiting fer a reply from Havana re her re-entry perzit, and hoped to have some repiy by 11/3/68. His secre- tary privately assured L/4 that she would let her ‘row at onck if anythi.z came in. LIKING/% also reported to fczton that she talxed to her frtend
14-00000 2. j ,; Yolanie Diaz cn the telesncne as a follow-u> on her telercrem to asx “Raznire Abreu to excedite her request for the re-entry pernit.' L/* told Rowton taat Yolande eapleinec tost she had been unable t> ¢ecsntccet Abreu at first but firelly got to nin on 2/3/08 and he pronised to do whet he could sconest, aivhough he contented that it would beimpossidle to do anything over the week-end. —_ cps ete be ' S. LIRisG/4 also reported to Sowten that she ned talked triefly with srta Esperén of L/2's cffice and was surorised to hear her cozmplain of the "in- soppertz>le" conditicns under wich she kad to work. ‘Srta Esperin ssid that sne hac been ezployed in the LisInG offices for the rest'3é years and prior to the revclution had been relatively hazpy. Latelz, however, every— thing wes full of aystery, all coors and cabinets locked up, and nosody vsupusngs &- YONE. oue GONLlaea in iy4 that she hid had enough ("sartea") and .wag airaic that ste would beve to leave, atanconing any hcpe che still had of getting ber version after so rany years. ‘ @allace Be. Rowton ; 3 i } H : i : * i a ; . ee = ‘ ' = if . - | i 4 H 2 i 2 i od ' loo. . 5 * - ? | ~ i tk , wet ree ee ne ee ~ aoe - eee a ~- afew e we ra Cee ee F - seeee ree er et ee a Se wef emcees as - de eae ae , : : : od ot i . : » : cet cern eee a Be . Berner 2
. tao 4 Karch,1963 Subject: Kiscellaneous Informatica Furnished by LISIG/4S. Rear BITES eT A “ew vey po 1. At bis meetins with LI.InG/4,on the sernins of 1 Mercn,1963, Rowton ‘ i asked L/4 for various miscelianeous infornaticn that right be offuse to the Station. _L/& recalled thet when she worked in the Consulate! office, the combination of the ssfe was as follows: 4 times to risht,stopzinr at 10, 3 times to left, stcprizs at 65, 2 times to richt, stoppinsat 75, then turn to left until one can feel tumbler drop in place. os nape reenentnte napa + a —-t 2e Lf4 also furnished nowton with icformaticn for the attached sketch of the consular office where she formerly worlred , indicetine the Tanation af the sefe (in the corner concealeé betind a vooden door locked by key}. Like- wise L/4& gave cetails of the office ¢@ Abelardo Curbelo «zich she- stated he shkared with his new secretary ,Concnita ~ the wife of the Ol-npic Attaché. ‘ ' 3. L/& also told Zowton that she learned recently from corrfa that all confidential parers are now handled zri processed by one person. L/4 added that she learned from conversation with “ercededMartinez Morezo de Gonzalez. that she is in fect the versen hancling tae confide.tial documents. She. t stated to L/4 that she has to process the confidential vapers of all the offices, specifically Curbelo, Cicard, Luna, as well as her tusband's, (Cruz) and Kerbinez’. L/4 explained to Zovtonthat previcusly each' office handled its own confidential docuzents, and filed them in their respective safes. , 4, L/4 also save Rowton the forn given her by the Consulate to be filled in for the “Registro de Ciudeadano. Cubanos". L/4 explained that’ she alleced that she had lost the original form cive n to her and tous obtained another so that she coulé provide Rowton with a sample of the form( attached here- with). . . ; 5. L/4 also reported theat,as Howton had requested,she typed out a letter to her father (given to the 5taticn) at 1330 on 4 March,1953, on the consulate typewriter. She regretted not having been able to obtain the name of the _ ‘ ‘ $ypewriter since it was not visible on the case. shen she auked adis Bo : Lopez de Valdes the name the latter surprised her be saying that 1/4 was the second person to ask for sucha infortation that day. in view of that “comment, L/4 felt she could not press for the inforzation desired. b 3 « ive an hw ete Be
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7400898) t i ] 7 ’ 27 February 19 178) Subject: LISIUG/3 Report of Conversation with LIHIUG/2. 4. At 0930 on 27/2/68 LIsinS/3 reported to sowton that he’ had| spoxen briefly to Zcherendfa (iszail Suarez de la Fag) on 24/2/66 and|to L1uing/2 “at some length cn 26/2/22 in the LIsic? offites. 1/3 €xtlained Soe) that <chemendfa nad passei a messaze to him throush L/4 that ne wantea te talk to him end thet he would telephoac ninto arranze a meeting. L/3 cone tinued that «chenendfa finally cor ected him by phone at about noon on 24/2/68 and asked oim te come to the ifxiiG office thet afterncon. L/3 to nowton ° an. ceneral in bs statenents and that ‘all ¢ ne could eather a his state- ments was that <chemendfa was apolocetic for the " isunderstandizg" that had arisen as a r:sult of L/s's request for a re-entry ser=it., Echecencia stated that "we" are concerned that 1/3, whom they considered honest and above reproach in his dealings with rSRkviiih, sight have fallen victen to unscupluous elements who constantly surround the revclution. Lf/3 conlecsed te Kowtn that this vague and almost inccherent iine of Zchezencle andoved him to such an extent thet he felt it useless to cont nue ‘his conversation with him and as a result terrinated it at the first ocportunity. 2. LIRGUG/3 continued thathe met with LIAING/2 on 26/2/68 .a% the latier'’s office with much more fuitfgl results. accordin: to 1/3, L/2 besan oy stating that "they" appreciated the informavicn L/3 nad passed to them at various times in che vast, specifically the repcrt of Julian Lopez’ exrest, the proposed publication of the a:rest in the Guatemalan press, the report concerning the letter of Eice Galén end the Crozco afair, but they were frankly perflexed with regara to the so.rce of such sensitive inforaztion. L/3 told zowton thet he explained to L/2 tnat he had excellent Central ine= rican contacts,as well as sexican sources in good positions, who coule fur- nish suck onformation witout naming anyone. He tcld L/2 that he had co in- tention of jeovardising his business ccntacts by revealing their isextity, and ac felt that wh-t he had done was in the interest of ZBAUMLN and tke revolution.and thet L/2 end tis friends shold uot lock ajgift, horse in the mouth ond see spies behind every blade of gzkm= crass, net becasue taey themzelves had no capability to check out his reports. 3. 1/3 then told sowton that Lf2 asked directly aboot "el Griego" ond. nis rela.icoship to 1/3. L/3 stated that he feigmed survrise jand asked fchat Gréek*, acding that be knew several Greeks in Gu:temala, Venezuela and he- xico. L/2 clarified by stating that he meant the Greek in roduced to hia _ & COPY . oe ~ 4 * ‘ | aeyree ome eepton gmenemegeD Oo cov
14-0000 », .....-favorably_with his _explanstion, sinc: he Zinail . : e ~ ° ee ~ by Rodolfo reyes. L/3 then excl-imed: "Ch, you tean sexor ° i ’ narrisé” te woich Lfe replieé m the aflirmative. L/3 then explained that ne felt that i sr. Harris was a nish-minded revolutionary with hich level soeeedee toroiugh= Gut the world davelored vunrough Bis cuslness Bxazucrg relationsn og who hea nelped him a creat Ceal over the past two years ootn financially jand mnoraily oc” toes asxed Lfe sao i: 0. ww8. Lewes. cUdenel busiuess, to Wich L/2 repiled that he imew# practically rotting, i/3 tole #owtcn toat he then closed in wita a scnewhat elacorate explanation cf how invernatioénal busée ‘ nessmen ecquire valusable vits of iuteeligence with trying as a result of the sezsitive relavi:aship they detelcop with volitical personalities in various governnents. L/3 stated to “owton tha he felt L/é was impressed Cepeda), the Consejo Guperior de le inbajada" hac nothing against sr. Harris but simply that they did not know anoush about hin. L/2 then stated that L/3 aust realize that the revclution was surrounded by provocateurs and that when they heve the least suspicions that they zust pur on "the amber light" of caution. L/3 then stated tret his cezlinss with sr. sensitive hish-.evel business negoticiions for the srocuremens of sulphur Harris were and that he coulé produce docuzsnts to srave tuis. L/2 replied thatthis ; was not at all necessary and that it vas simply just a question of xnowing a little sore about the sources available to L/3 and abou: the "Greek". L/3 : coniuded with a statement that i/2 must in the last analysis weigh the en- tire affair in terms of whether L/3 in fact had ever done anyting ageinst the revolution. L/2 replied without hesitation that everyone felt that L/3 had always acted in good faith and h-d the best of intenticgs. It was sinmpl: ‘that they felt that L/3 might have become a victin of a provocateur without realizing it. } ; &, L/2 then stated that he had no objection to giving L/4 an entry perait but he hoced that L/3 was not just trying to solve a domestic: sending her back to her mother. L/3 replied that there was in domestic problem snd confessed th t he had had an affair with which L/4 had disecvered but he felt tois was a very personal which L/2 should not be concerned, L/2 replied that he acreed was concerned simply avout the child wheéB he felt L/4 shoukd to take with her. 1/3 tcld xowton that he finally conceded £0 haps he was right and that he should te more consicerate of |L/4 and perait ; her to take the child to .iavana. L/3 told Rowton that the ended on a-rather cordial note end that he had the impressi grant L/4 the re-entry pernit without furcher deda:. - ays ree sremaneormprnateaty teres problem by fact a serious another woman . problem about _ with this and s be :peraitteé L/2 that per- meeting with L/2 tS that L/2 would } | i
Subject: LininG/& Report of Conversat —o, Fated 5 ge ph et ag th My EE 2S nN e wees - - ar - | 1. LInDLG/S reported to Novton at 1045 on 24 February, 1¢5¢,. nét she had again spcken to LER=IUG/2 about her entry sernit to return to cavana. She appeared depressed and begsn the conversation stating that she was "fed up" (rapta) with the LIkI.G office, explairnins that she felt that she hed teen treated very unfairly and shabsily, particularly by LIRLNG/2. . she staled thet she had waited for several hours to see LininG/e on the aroniz; of 23 sebrusry inside the prenises of the LiniiG offices >ut had finally te ieave after caly & few vsorads of conversation with him. she ae mocenia Cleuistuhe b had a recently r rec: ened fron a ‘three-nonths - stay in havena with he sister Marcela) end she did not feel it proper to inter- rupt to ssk about her pertit to return to Cuba. shen she finally button- holed ilaiic/2, he said that he would rather talk to her the follewing morning - about 700, since it was Saturaday, explaining that he was very busy with a numcer of ciffaeult wases. 2. LIRGLS/& continued that wher she returnec to his office: ‘about 4015 the followins sorning ( 24 February) she again bad to wait about 15 tinutes before findings LIiniic/2 alone. “o her annoyance he again brushed ter off, stating that he still did not h-ve a final arswer since the matter hud not as vet been taxen ur Ov the “conseso supericr® of the establishnent. L/2 continusé that he ncped te have sone sort d decision dy honday and asked L/& to see ain ezain. L/4 ststed to Rowton thet she could uot ecztain her- feelizss any longer end exploded in a burst of inveetive asain the LINING: office, accusing thea anong other things of givics visas to all sorts of hippies anc delinquents and making her wait on pins and néedles ‘when she hac a right to return. L/S then staved thet Just as she was leaving, she turned to if/2 and said:"Ch, I forget to tell vou, but I ssnaged to sae the *"Greeks'* L/& tolé Zowton that at this L/2 cane sudJenly back to life and javited her ints his office again, closing the door and uspering her to -@chair. she then stzted that she had telerhoned “the Creek" (Rowton): on we ee the pretext that she. wanted hin to buy some jewelry for her on his next we name trip to Switzerland and succeeded in having coffee with ain at Sanborns. She continued that in the course of -conversaticn she learned that his tele- phone is actually an answering se-vice and hence o,erates 24 hours .er day, and that he is interested in buyins agulphur in .@xico and jthat bis principal elient is the Greex shipowner, } sierchos. She ‘then showed 1/2 a natchbox on which the Greek had written the neme idarctios in both Greek and nzlish t ! - use we tries, a ‘ Ot tein elie emen ay He ete seem meenaetl ar puemeneme ne df qun oe >
14-00000 : : i i | oe 2.) . 7 | script, since she pretended to be curicus about the srellizs of the name. _ According to L/4, L/e snatched up the match~box with expressicns of appre- ciation, ané continued to listen with interest. 1/4 ccntirnued that ithe Greek expieined to hor the difficulties and complexities of working with i the Mexicans in procuring sulphur an@ sther critical sroduects, but she confessed to 1/2 that she cnew nothinz about’ such matters and’ felt very confuded. she commented, however, that the Greek appeared quite relaxed and willing to answer her questicns. She acded that shen she turned the conver- saticn on Cuda, the Greek rezliied chet he was interested neturelly ‘as a good revolutionary, but fraensly was very disappointed ("decepcicrnado") at the treatment received db: tre LIZING officials he had aet, including L/2. __L/4_continued.-cthat-the—Greex -pad_conmerved that-he had aany dealings with foreigg officials in his norn:l business operaticrs cut had never enccuntere¢ the discourtesv shown bv 17-0. 4 n@ftenare, who 41S mit Lvl eae wol is weL.e= phone calis. L/4 conluced with a statement that she felt tae Greex’ was no lenger interested in Cuba and assumed tcat he had obtained whatever infor- mation he needed from other sources. 7 3. LIKIKG/4& then asked L/2 whether he nseded any more infornaticn since she might be seeing the Greek once more before he left for rurope acain. Lfe replied th:t he appreciated whet she hac already obtained ard added that he felt it wise in these cases to get to know the person “nore and nore” before mekivg a judzenent. 1/4 told aowton that at this poimt she could not refrain frem the outburst:" Sut you have known ne for several years, and you still ean't make wp your mind. Howmch time du you need to rigure taings out". . She told Rowton that 1/2 just smiled at this and agein asked to be civen until Mon@ay for the final answer re the permissicn to return. &, LIZI-G/4 then told Kowton taat as she was leaving the vrezises,she stoppe¢ briefly to chat with Jorrin. The latter appeared genuinely surprised that LIBING/4 hed not as yet been granted her permit. “hen sae commented that probably L/2 had to wait for a reply frca Havana, Jorrin exclaimed:" Ko, that's not probable, since he did not send any cable on you; otherwise I would know". He added as an sf{terthoucht that possibly he. could have sent a dispatch which he wculd not know about, but he doubted that in view of the time element involved. Jorrin then cozmented that"everything"had changed since 1/4 had left her job, explaining that now. all conficential papers, | not only from L/2's oofice but also from L/9, the Connerical Sectiog, and fron “Luna's o:fice"™ were handled by one person rather than ab | previously by each office, (L/4 ecamented to Rowton that she had never heard of a per- - gon by the name of Luna) and that things in generals hed been tightened up froz a security standpoint. . , a e + nee nin gern seoentet BotOrcRRy pete = menennmnbcaeipe ar
14-00000 26 February ,7062 e Subject: Carzen Lozade Statrents to LINING/3 re trio. Ll. LIKING/3 re,orted to aorten at 2130 on 19/2/68 that Carzen Legada had telephoned hin about C430 that mcrninz: anc that he hed seen Her afPe.., ta again et her request. Cn tais occasicn he found her relatively composed t and quite coherent as conrered te their first nestins since her retura. i 2. L/3 reported trot she stated thet tire situation in Hevena was: ._"enactie® ~_econcicalix.a-cisaster-with ro-rice—on-the-rarzet,; cescitine raticning ( & gallons ner tenth for ordinary cars and 20 for larzer) i strictly enforced and volice contrel fheutal® Gha etatoa ahee oe one ee ed Yavana airport evervthing is searcked ever of Mexicans es herself and shat can be tazen for persinsl reasons is retoved on the pretext of a having it "checked". 3. Carcen Lozada stated srecifically to L/3 that she hsa neard streng _Pumors in Havana that Fidel Castro would be reslaced br Dorticés rainly i because of the failure of Fidel's econoric policies. it was also rumored that sugar procuctiong would fall fer below last year's finure, pcssibly exceecins 4,0CC,COO tons ty calvy a fraction. fad fertilizer sugerxezrazvex wexz is blamed but the general feelins is that it is rather bae zenerenent ‘and Fidei's sdviscrse are tazing the Slane. &, Carmen also resorted thet she had heard "confirzed" rezrorts that César. Montes is no loncer lesder cf the Guatemalan revolucion, eithouga, she could aot say who had revclsaced hic. ; H . - of H wT yma tgeatnts atts ot sean cen site tenet ° ' : 4 ° : tenon erasicenstannttnere me becca Herp ce ¥ + romadgenomemmeensages yee nm een?
419 February ,1596 tTsTU2% Subject: LIRExG/4 Rercrt of Conversaticn with Echenerdia il ,_ Suarez de la =az). - 1. LESEiG/4 resorted to xovton at 1050 on 19/2/58 at the cuca d4 iste café thet sne had met with zchecenife for about one nour on 17 Zed~ . Guary at a suell coffee snop off callie racnuca in Colenia Conéess. She ‘ explained that ske had telepnoned cctentendfia frontae hone of ber Zriend Blanca Feta de anand and arranged to meet him about 1730 et 3 mezrhy corner. . + To tre mn rms mene me ae 2. LIniiG/4 stated tuet Schezencdie wes cordial as usual ené tclé ner that he boped = locxeé forward- t. seeing ser again whenever she felt sae could fo out with hin far Tyech an Ainnen, Fe sebad hen aredr ctect her tein te Hevarna and she informed hicthat she hored to leave on the 23 vebrauary flight. Echemendia asked if she thoucnt she rirht have difficulty re- turning to Mexico, to which L/4 reclied in the nezative, commenting thet in the past neitser the Hexicans nor the Cucans had given her ar~ trouble. i ! i i 3. according to /4, Zchenendia then queried har in scze detail sbout how iaiec/3 was Going, his tusiness in Chiapas, where they sere living, and what his plans were. She replied in as matter-a-fact say as possitle,al- ‘ iegics that 1/3 was selling his painvices and doing well in busizegs. 4, Echemendfia then commented that the LIAING office lcecells baG commented re Lf/3 that although they eppreciated the infornetion he nad passed to thex they €id not have the sources and ceisils anc hence hac zo view tnem with suspicion. Echerendia apclocized to #8 DinIN7/4 for neving to say this _ (me da mucha pena) but he felt oblized to pass it alons to her. =e added that both Eavana and LIANG are accustomed to set sources glong with the reports turzed in tc then and always are uneasy woen these jare lzcking. He agreed with 7/4 that 1/3 had acted in good faith, but also defended the pesition of the iiciIiuG office which he said was surrounded (by prevactions vom gd Gnfilcraticns. -_ Se am aa nse ae meremcncars sme oe Saf orp ens rene sree es one ee i ® 5. 1/4 told Ro-tcn that she did not tell L/3 about this reqdevous with Echezendfa ( whese a tenticns to L/4 iz the past have nade 3/3 particularly jeelous and annoyed) since she did not want to disturb bias Liaic/3, however, reported to Howton at about 2100 the previous evening (12/2/68) im an obviously irritated tone thet by pure caounce he had deen achemend{a and LIRIAG/4 tocether at a coffee siop-about 1800 on 17/2/88. *hea aoston. - explained that be had known of and eprroved of the meeting jbeforezand, —_ L1aii.3/3 calned down and sihruzeed it off. : Mara ‘ Are HUbL Fea ane aA at ey tee SR EE Metal ony Oe aetntys Soa WTEG Areas a a fee eal 4 ?
oe PNET ne Roce ee TE et _who net L/S by chance inside iIzkIng cozpound remarkec he aazpy to learn & . to state that if L/3 insisted it would be tantacount to "blackmail" against . \ 4, LESIUG/4 signed contract with Rowton (alias) effective 15 3 ebruary thro-sh 30 april ,7958, rrovicing rayment for inrornmet en services. No oblizations specified otter than firnencial(toval specified). L15iG/4 also sizned acknowlegsenent of a gan" which was used in contrect and receints for fun 2. L/& departure wiich orizinally scheduled for 15 Ferruszy,1966, will be delayed until followins Fridgx to pernit intensive cormo,and security trainings, and strenethen backston for objective of tripe Cnif2 February LIAING/2 told 1/4 that ne would issue pernit to retura aré,'in expression ae ee he pelonuzed*®. Cx corning 13 February ichemendia ( Iszeil Suarez @e la Faz) t apparently genuine synpathy, ursed aer teke trin end monein! toons mpewe she gcing back hore for a trip and then adcéecd "go back an4 shag®. = invited her to lunch cr dinner out L/4 felt it wise to turn his by fae y io] er time. They had lunch ingishe 2223.5 dining roos. On Zovtsn sucsesticn she will, however, accent for outside lunch so sount him out farther on nis reaction to her return. i 3. Situltaneously in orcer tuild up conviction in minds LIZING officials that I/4 returnizs becasue of nerital probler with LIET2/3 (whieh she herself stated te Zoewtsn that sne nesi tated te reveal to zi¥one), TEE G/3- talked with LIXIUG/2 in nis office 43 February (at ztonert L/& elsesber im LIAING effices) and pretezded to have just léarned of L/4's resuest for perzissicn to return. L/3 in azgry tone allered that he sold not uccder- stand why L/4 wovlé went to return, that ne hed treated ter 'as well as he - could, and that in ery case he would not gerrmit her to taxe their ¢ eauchter. LIRING/2 althouzsh obviously scnewnat enbarassed took L/&'s vert anc urged i/3 to reconsider end cive perzission to L/S te taxe dau>ater along since she would be reluctazt to leave as a "good nother". L/2 went so far as “4 LIRI:G/&. L/2 continued thet te felt obliced as a LISZAG cifictal; to grant IIRIXG/4 permission to return vut be did not want to oblize ‘her te to Gepart without her child. LIRI1.G/3 told xowton that he did not = rive! in ana left LIRING/2 with the itpressicn thet his mind was zede uP TEEMving the ae child. ¢$ COP . &, LIR:1G/4, who was not witting of the above action of £ ssaska/3, accented cpoyta Th aren eoenes emer we
14-00000 { | . * . ' _* 2e e ra gereed thet child gould not te properly tasen care of at mother's home im Cantiaso becasus ¢ : \ parent presert, that her Serarture witsout cniia would perait fx @ excellent pretext for return corresnerience with 1/3, enc rrevid tereit her sove child to Havans «with her once Kexico (to convince 1/3 te sne established. = se os S. For héstrs info, Rewter coc7i = e 7 dead Sm me BE : paravion fron Lasi.G/& feel: « ~ { can be patched up and that when sre returns they can resume? rertal serital tit reletiens. Sne insisted to seston thst she would remain loval ts Sim and do nothings to increase nis antipathy for her. (Rewton feels this is vre- bezily best control that cax be hered fer in her sveraticnst worz}i Er SS 2 ‘ . 6. Following lengthy neetizngs with.1/%, xowton has evelwvei following “ orerationz1 pian with her eprreval: : po : (a) LERTLS/*4 on arrival will re-sstablish contact vith ena assess tse following coxnt2cts: | ; (45 Fasiro sorcu arnol and subvy (wife) xzedriquez ye ee Ee ed t web biG cULLL Lao i : Capt Luis tsrballo ard wife i Ielé de la Torriente- ; Mercedes Mecrzles Lereverent. : PRERRORE™ YONA BW lh ° Ne Na Natt ot ea re iB verscns will te referred to in 3/i messeres by nuster . only for securitr reasons. 1/4 snows tiat numbers tirge end five have elreséy expressed strong enti-rivcluticnery sentinests and — will attexst ciscrestiy to determine present attit tute ana eccess. (b) Discrest efforts will be zsie learn of efficiency ang nocus operarci of 553. LI4EG/4 insisted en this for heriown rr \ tection sixce Zowten allezeé thet he could not trovide her with ' necessary briefinz. She feels confident that she can cet at I lezst sone basic cata fron natiro abreu. L/4 corn mented that she alzost certain the [SE ée xenipluated ty a "fcreisn service® gince she certain thas Cubans themselves ineapble of efficient and secure operétionus. i { : (c)} when 1/4 feels ste aas reached point with any of above that she ' @am maxe sose sort of "deal" (for instance assistance to then _ from outside in exchange for selp to her in finding "interesting pesition” curins ser forced stay there). she will adtify sowten ¥ Sfe acd sroceed further or withdrax as per insttu etions. (a) In event 1/4 meets other persons who sisht prove recruitabdle she will “cention their manes amd acdress and positicn in text . . ef oren letter te LIsEG/3 aldinz that they send their regards aod need, sozething zo availsbis in Buda. the perse hus mene tioned will be referréd to in S/i by next consecutive suber in - 7 . . subsequent messs-e. xowton has stressei that he int erested only in persons in excelient positi.cs and conceivably eruitable. the list should therefore not’ de exhaustive. er oes ‘ 4 Fy ' . * tor ce oe etme nee
. “+ ° 36 ‘ i . . a (e) LIAING/S will have tue chancels for S/#@. First to *Lic. tntonio =crce ® wit. false returm a dress and sent throukh oren sail, and second to LIEIZ3/3 sent ty hand throich’ dasiro Liursy te TIETEG office and fe ivered bv hand by Jorrin to Tacubaya arartcent, om given ty L/4 te scene friend ravelisg to hexico. In first case al ers called, except: the frist, 1 Lette will contain s/s ressare; eet ecnd e2.se ail letters with en nw sa® és as cv hee we at velope Leerins "Colioa ia Gor. after address will'be for row- ant several letters) to L/3 2 arrives to test channel., iva 8 a pot ton and nave S/a. if prea @miteout ss : (2) caly c: ABD 3 _for _secoaing messeres for L/s will be letters from ii Liapas” and "arte" and either tand enrourh open mail. | \ } (G) The following simals have been exreed cn for purpose specified: (1) Senser sienel will te_absernce of name ganzund in cpen text to 23/3. Ian all iteer letters L/4 will mention reme. In event hostile centrol child will te referrec to by BLCshoHSBHe, OF Cuucarann, séAPL cow was LLY UY My bs Ghee & (2) "all my B12 complex vitemins-are sone" indiestes need fer nev carbon. "I heve no nore cologne thst evervonue liked so cuca” indicetes ured for developer. ‘ (3) les cartes sent to LIZING/% will be reccgnized boy sinple uradin® BETEZLowik Attrisuted to daughter and sent as expression of sentinsnt by LiniiG/3. * ! ! ry re best course of acticn in event she has reports nowton advised LIxtic/4 destrov S/w supplies, and zmbassy in hope that she would be able communicate he 2 not asx nor dic acwton volunteer nos she could notify tin’ Since she assumes Rowton would remain in contiauing contact . -LIRILG/3). i a ‘ ' ax cours 2 8. LIZiSG/4 encoura:ec by attisuge ani syapathy shown by LIRLNG/2 end Echetandia re her ren ginirng an Cuba, but she mede it cleer to goston that she would not do anything jeopardize her resicence pernit in Kexico or forfeit the time accunuieted,unless -ovter could arrange have | hexican AMbassacor in Gavena renew her RAXEXXK Visa end assure ter. Ske adced that best arrroach would be return after tine up to attempt bring: child sack ~ . ‘and at thet time raze new contract with xowton providin; for| guatantees. . - gowton azreed staticy thet te not in pcsition for many reasons,inciuding security, to make such commitments at this time. 1/4 made i* clear to _ kowton also taat she realizes that he rrobably operating alias and is affiliated sith some sort of service or organization (this came out . during discussion of contract and acknowledcement of pseudonym woich she ee. did not want),but she stetel bluntly that she did not want to know any more about sowton than the little she already knew since "itl would be easier to face an interrogation without bet traying bin completely”. e 3 _f ! sd ~ LT . : pemeerse em amibaggey tates sc,
e 1a 47 February ,1963 a Subject: » LIRIZG/4 Report of Questicning by LIRING/2 re Rowton ("The ureek"). : 1. at 1030 on 17 Fesruer,,1963, LIKILC/4 inforzed kowton that she had Gropped into the Lisi.G offices at about 1230 on 15 February and again on the morning of tre following day to check with LIRL:G/2 concerning -her entry permit for travel to Havana. Cn the first occasion LIRI:.G/2 asked her casually shether she had seen anything of the "Greek friend" lately. LIinl.¢/4 tcld Rowton that she replied that she and LIxIiG/3 heard from hin from time to time, mainly ty telephone, and that he bad invited her out ccecasionelly, but she,LIK(:.G/4, had turned hin down. 2, On the xrtin@ tetition, fuming the late mermier .f 418 Pohrnary AAR, LInING/2 sew L/4 azein on the prerises and asked to not to leave until she ad seen him, since he wanted to discuss something with her. When she - finally sav him in his office some 30 zinutes later, he again asxed whether she had seen the "Sreek", not mentioGrnins Zewton by his alias (Herris}. Since L/e ned menticred L/4's Greek friend whom he had met through Sedolfo Reyes on a previousiy occasion, Lint..c/4 felt she could not pretend -at to know about whom he was talking. Sne therefore replied again that cecaslonal- ly she heard from Lim when he was on a trip to Mexico. LIKING/2 asxed whet L/& thought of aim (the Greek), to «hich she replied that she fcund him pleasant end very generous ( bondadoso). L/2 replied, “Yes, but woat does thet generosity come from?" He then added that he had ‘many questicn-— merks concerning that person. He gave eas an exazple the fact that shen he telephcened his numter on a holidey, 31 December or 1 Sanuary, his “secre- tary" replied. It seemed very strange, continued L/2, that ‘the Greek's telephone was manned et all times, nicht and day, and even jon holidays. He then further expressed doubts about where this person lived and how _ he earned ois money, anc why be was so interested in Cuba. 3. LIRINKG/4 stated to Rowton that she was st first quite taken aback by this direct “interrocation", even thouch it was nace in a friendly tone, and replied as best she could by ear. Sne stated that she assuméd the Greek was carrying om lucrative business and lived in Surope although she eculd not supply any specific answers. she was aware that he had brought some of LIXING/3's paintings at an excellent price and took hisgenerosity for granted since she enjoyed living from the good businesd LIRING/3 pained through nim. LIxLi:G/4 then asked L/2 why he himself weet some checking ‘of his own, since she assumed the that .TniNG cffice was pe of such Lf one ete am ee at shecepe or merepapeer weiner + was lS
activity when the occesion aalted for it. LISI!S/2 replied that he haa too many other things to do, anc auyway, when sca¢gthing sndlled bed ("apesta") he. ‘keep 8S away from it. LIILG/4&, continuing to 'texe the of- fensive, stated that on several occasions inthe rast the Greek hed invited her out but sre had not accepted, cut toat sre easily could accert cn the next occasion.ard ocssibly even obtain ea thoto of sone, kkad for 2LelhG/2. L/2 replied thet a paoto would not be of any use, all he coulé éo vith it teing to send it to Esvana. Ee acced that he oud many suspicions ,parti- culerly as a result of the telerchcne, but hac netning concrete “in his 3 hands", and that whet te needed was "datos". t 4, LisliG/2 then asked L/4 whether she knew when Hodolfoe Reyes wes return— ing and where he would be living? she tolé sowten that she replied in the negative, commenting simoly that she kad hes#d that he. would be soving o Chile to work in the nationsl ballet there. 1/2 returning agein to the Greek wondered why he was so generous with gifts end entertainment. L/4 stated that she never looxecé a gift terse in the nouth, to which LIXING/2 replied that ske aust be careful, if not for her ovn sake at ieast for the sake of LIKIG/3 who, ‘he felt, was not treading on firm ground( “terreno firme"). L/4 adnitted that she was often worried abcut L/3's activities, about which be told her almost nothing. L/2 then commented “Invesits eaters Tas we cose n tirate - eM ale the Greek and you'll feel better." (Averizua lo del Griego). He then added that tnat supposed letter from Rico Galan was not considered autnentic, and also the case of Orezco definitely involved the police. LIni.i/4,since she was awar: thst L/3 hed discussed both these cases with Lfe. except that L/3 had not to her knowledse zentioned the arrest of Crozec, stated that she felt L/3 had acted in ecxrletely good faith, even though te might have been somewhat inphlsive ("precipitado”). 5. LERING/2, continuing the conversation, which according to L/4 lasted over one hour,stated that both she and L/3 cust be careful of their con- tacts. ne commented that he could not even go out on a date with a girl without thinking of the consequences. He could co out once maybe, but he felt it wiser to dpop the contact for security reasonsL/4 told soston that she concluded the conversation with a promise to elicit as much data from tne Greek as possible as soon as she could get inj touch with bin. , 6. Rowton then tcolc L/S that he felt relieved in fact that L/2 had brought . this whole matter up, since it was bezter to face such an.interrogation ; “here in Mexico rather than in ‘iavana wit:ous the benefit of Rowton's advice . and briefing. He then stated that he felt it essential; that, L/4. provide | L/2 with much- heeced : answers to his quegions. To avoid. the! inpression of fo ; _ 4
r ’ a eter cee nn Ee Prk Rew nine nanan Vet = ose Ae ethan mead 2 Aa ra AR RAMAN fe ee ee mere were re * collusion, Rowton surgested that L/4 see 1/2 arcain and ‘ask \for hiowtca's telephone number, which she could allered sne could not find at hexe-and waiecu she preferred uve te asa L/3 fev, Lu orter not te arguce his sus- piciozs. Cnce she obtained the nunber she could allece. ‘that she t-lepaoned _Rowtcn on some Pretext ( provided if possisle by LIXIEC/2 himself) exd manased to see him at lunch a few deys later. She could thdn report to Lfe thet Rowtcn had told her that his telernone was actually an eusyveri service and hence only messazes were taken arcurd the clock. He had no need ef an office since he traveled in anc out so cften and his business gid not reouire an office with the accompenying neadactes. L/4 would con- tinue that Rowton confided that he was working on sensitive deals to pur- chase Mexican sulpsur ( an expensive and cifficult itex to procure anywaoere in the world at this tine } and that his principal business connecii.n was with Stavros Kiarcos,the wealthy shipowner. His interest in Cuba stezmed © from hiarcos' Gesire to study the shipping pessioiiities there in tke eveat the lorthanericsau embargo was lifeted. i | 6. Zowton instructed 1/4 to commented to 1/2 that when she spoke of the LIRLiG office, Nowton appeared very irritated anc renarxed that he vas | "Gecepcionado" with the tre tment he had received froma both L/2 and the PS Gommerical office. if i/e appeared surprised and curious about this, L/> could continue that cowton commented to her that he ceuld not understand the cavalier manner in which the LIxinGs did business. de cited the exzzple of at leest three televhene calls he had made some weeks previously cco SoGh Lfe end the commercial office, leavinf his name and telephone, ana that no one hed had the courtesy to reply. L/4 cculd then added that as e result Rowton wes agncyed andhad decided to go directly to Eavana to get the info mation he neéded on prospective business on behalf of Hiercos. wer Wallace 3. tout | et veer ated a a 4%, 1s UR ere ate a TIMI cae naewnent t ties eee, ’ rar
fenede tee 8 nae {3 . 10 February ,1965 Subject: Briefiing in Communicetions and Security of LIXING/4. id 1. Duriac the past four cays Howton has had daily meevings with LIAING/S -to-give her initial training in 5/d and discuss chansels of, coxunication that michnt te used securely and lorically by LILI: G/4 and Rowton. A"¢on- a tract" to serve es 4 letter of understancing for both xowton end LIRt.c/s e was Grefted es a basis for present and future colatoration. No reference o NGFACT was sade or inslied, but xuc.:ton made it cleer that he had “firend: and colleagues” who were interested in intellicence coverage of Faxlin . and who would carry on his collaboration with 2iatiC/S in the event of Kowton's death or unavailability. 2. The first itam discussed was a simvle oven ende ta Rastenotea mananne of interest eivser as targets or possible hostile elertents, so that L/4: could cention these perscns in the text of her S/i correspondence withost compromising Lerself. «4 list of the persons concerned vith Ghe code nenes is attached terewith. iic:kG/4 understands thet these cede names will rst be used in osen letters to LIRING/3 under any circocstarnces. 3. As far as letter drops are concerned, Rowton instructed LI 1G/4 te send her 5/2 messages with innocent text cover to the following address: ' Lic. Antonio Ponce Cortés hultifan. milier Miguel Alenén C-326 : ‘ México 12, D.F. ; an using a neticcal return address thet could not be eas sily sraced, and crez— ping the letter in a public mailbox in the center of town. xXowton dia not QQ ‘give Lisi.G/4 an indicator for the cover text since it was understood tiat all ressaies, except the’ first, would ccntain an S/w nessace. LIAGLG/4 sre mised to sail an innocent text letter as scon efter arrival as possible se that Ecwt.n would have a g- od idea of the lenta of tine , Ravdaved in his receiving future letters. - 4, LI8inc/a vas advised that she would receive S// ressages from Rowton on the paper backing of seriographic éesicns ( aztee seals) being produced by LigxicG/3. The designs, prepared in the fcrm of greating (Cards, would be aucressed to a thiré perty and contain a brief message of greeting in ’ ¢he hanéwritiss of LIRI:G/3 and woulc be sent as an attachment to a roue tine letter from LIKING/3 sent by hand or throuch the LORING pouch. Both LIali.G/4 end aewton agreed that open mail, since it would have to bear her true name. and sudress, would be both too risxy and too slow. In the un- likely event of di:covery,L/4 would have sone say out, alleging that she a - a s- eae i awe ‘ + ip neantnene ettegfedanegy cons oe re nes
had nothing to é> with the messave end placing the blaze.on Liai 7/3. oO we - r 5. At subsequent neevings, however, ZLIKIAG/S accepted the probatle long A ores, both to and froo ter, invelved in the Ges.ars in receiving maT open sail and exreed that it would te necessary to take tae risx in- -- + wol@ed in sendizy at least some c’ the messccges under cover of corzel corresponience ts LIRING/3. She also agreed with Rowton that seréing S/w on the back sf sericgraphic designs would ¢ccnstitute a pattern and ight ettract urige ettention. | 6. It was therefsre arpreed that LIA~.G/4 would also write S/w in letters to LIRIDG/3 trat would be sand-carried to Mexico oy a friend or seat in the pouch and Gelivered by Jorrin to her Tacubiva acdress. iowten structed LIRIAG/4 to insert"Colconia Condesa” in the aciress on tie envelope if the letter contained 3/w, ctherwise leave out this addition. Since dxowton would have a key te tre Calzoda Zecudaya apartment oe could chece regularly for any letters that Jorrin 2i.ht rave slipped under the door curins period: when LIniiG/3 mizat be absent from Eexico Cits ° iv : 7. AG his meeting with LIRILG/4 on 14/2/68 the following acditicnal signals 1 were agreed on: (a) Danzer Signal : Cmision of name Zirzuni from open text. The child woulé always te referred to in récgular correspondence with LIHISG/3 by name. In event of hostile control, .Taci.G/S would refer to child as "hijita" or by some cther endearing name, but refrain from using ber :irst name. Cb) Kew Carfion heeded: te be indicated by the thrase "2 need more vitanin Bec" or, + have run out of my : Be12 cozplex vitamins". (c) New Developer beeded: " I have run out of tust nice cologne I brought with me". 8. As far as inceming S/v¥ was concernéd, gowton stated that ifa cover letter from LIxi-3/3 contained the words "Chiapas" and"arte" it would in- dicate that an S/s message was being forwarded in that letter. we pew epee * ws o—Meewrmtinrenermeteenr come bee oe i t } ’ | i |. | ob. > Pp t. I
; i if — . ; . 43 Feorucry ,1968 i | i { 1 . t . Lgegee ~ : . ; =. } Subject: Li:iZl/2 Report of Meeting with Carzen Lozada. i 4. at 2100 on 76/2/65 Sient/3 regerted to xe;teron that ne. "haa met vita Carnen Lozada at ebout 1730 cn 17/2/62, at the square in Coycc&n. Le “explained thet cn 15/2/68 their mutual friend, Carnzen Melina, nee ecp= - i. tacted Carmen Lozeda by telerncne and nad learned thet the latter plansed to return to hexico the followisc cary friday, 16/2/6<). Carmen Lozada hed told her on cze phone te give her regarcs to ter friend ( Lin2:.2/3) but to ask hia ust to meet her at tre sirgport since she sould be accon= ~~ penied by ter Geuchter and wiuld be tet by ber rarents cn arrival in he - © xico. LisihG/3 tzerefore contacted her turouga Carmen «olina on the morning of 17/2/cc end made the date to meet her near her parents “cae. t ~ vr on re ay > Gu eiaucu vane 2S S00 4S ue Saw Vermen Lozada he imew at once that er something unpleasart hac heprened duricg her wisit tc Hevana. He toil dowtea that soe had eprerently lost five or six pounds, was dressed in a slovenly Manner and gave of asrearance of a distraucnt perscn, ainest om ike verve caer ene of insanity. xé 3 tte Yr anc su.sequert conversation, often incoherent and half hysterical, ccnfirned in ~/3*'s sind that she was suffering frcx severe strain and depression. L/3 told Roston that he understoéd from her renarks that she hed toud ¢ the Havana airport, Savana, Cuba and tke Cubans in ‘ general "detestatle". Bhe exciazined 2% ore point: "Cdio a esa isis azicital' She adéed thet ste was on the voint of becomizz an enemy of Cuba (vol verse guseane). In the next breath, Lowever, she stated thet she ‘nad to return "en pocos dias" as soon as treatment hsd been arranged for ner daurhter, ; ‘(suffering fron esthaa). L/3, pretending to think that she had pateted ; up thinss with her husband,isricue, asked whether she had teen recezciled and found that she really loved her husband after all. She etlained, accor= ding tc L/3, in < tel? hysterical voice that she hated ner husGand ind - everything her rercresented. | "3, L/3 continued tiat despite sis reprea.ed questions Carmen iozaca re- fused to give hic cetails of what actually had happened to her. She re=  — -- sme . peatedly stated tact she was uncer “intense, horrible pressure” thes she a 7 could not explain. «nen L/3 ccumented that L/4 was preparikg te return =a to Havana, Cermen Lozada burst out again with "Qué horrible!™ but again did . mot explain. In view of Carmen Lozada's obvious state of psycholo,, cad ‘and physical disinteczration, ilzut..G/3 teld Howton that he felt it best to terminate the mecticg at the first opportunity (about 163 and leave as oo gracefully as he could. He added-that suen he left he lcoked back to see - sO her standing in a daze for a full five misutes before walking offevidy ° 4 oe 3 Re et nee
\ j ' tee ; 30 Jaruer:, 1058 6 > Subject: LISiNG/4 Rercrt of letter fron “aceiro, Vice Minister ” of cducation. ; 4 . 3 ne --}. At 1000 on 36 canuary,1905, LIRING/& vrerorted to Zowton © raat . — : she had seen Jorrin the previcus afternoon and ¢ that te had been to her evartcent the prewisc et he. aad told ber . . 3 ins tut bad falled to find ber or i27TathG/3 in. He explained tzat ir. Ferizelo,#no0 was visitins Mexico City, aad asked hin to deliver to LIZIL/4 ag letter from their sutual friend, Dr. Maceira. Jorrin then save LInTNG/# the letter. na & ve iJ @e PIzILG/S stated to Xowton tret the letter wag sinvlvy a request for shoes for Haceira's chiid which could sot be obtaineé in Cuba. LEBING/4A commented that this was mcrly acother of @ series of sucn requests that Maceire and Pisueroa cf the Ministry of Sdusation 436 been maxing to her since their last visit to Mexico. She had in the vest isnored the ; nd could see no useful - ; purpose in running around town ag a purchasins arent, partacularly when : there was no guarantee that they would reiczsurse her. recuests since she felt ste had done enousn H z 3. Heston sucgested ta2t on this cccasicn, novever, it .2ight prove worta- . “ while, in view of Marinelo’s apparently icpertant position in oavana and . LIRINS/S*s fortheoninz tris. Ee susnested sact iT 2UnG/a purchase the shoe (about 5&0 pesos) and attezpt to deliver tsaex zersonally to harinelo; She could then invite hin to lunch or cisner in the hope of assessine his present feelings tcward the regize. ainG/% recalled that Marinelo had been Rector of the University of Zavana and was a meaber of the old guard an communist party. She adced that Jorrin had serntioned that Harizeloe held . Anbassadorial rank and was serving at the rresent time ain some sort of international delecation. . ; ; by 4. LIgki.G/4 also reported that she rad run inte an old Saban friend,  o-..... . ~-~ Bpalia Ariznendi, on the street, end that the latter bad ¢ given her her ; : : home phone ss 23-79-95, LISIAG/S explained tast Arizzendi had: married oS 0 ; & Kexican psychiatrist and left Cuba some years back. far eas sae knew a) : Ariszendi was sympathetic with tae Castro rezine and om zore or less : : friendly teras with LIKING. Cm this cccasica trizmendi oked with L/& _about the inefficiency of the ZIRTNG offciais, sayize ‘pet the only per- son she felt was doing a decent fod was Ceredca. OS Cary star esa tte, a + Mi wages gee br mae en seg MoU: GrmaRHE ee
ed ° 7 Poe a rs ? fy 3 Fa a ; ors) ‘ ) t 5. LIRING/S& alsa rsporcea that sne had written @ snorc Letver te her negro zedicel student friend, Yelanda, aud drorpred the letter, Ppt as requested by Rowton, in the open mail ( te escertain the tine taxen Bat eee te deliverrthn¢ letter to Havana. LIKiNG/4S rave Tolarda‘s full nase and adétress as: . i H 1 Yolanda Diaz Forverir 112 - Desto 12, entre artilera y Bouza Lawton ¥allace 3B. Rowton ° : ‘ . ° 7 «6 . + i ; . . a “| 6S COPh od | { ! bee Paea Nt : . i Tt em em ir
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q rc. - - DISPATCH Chief, WOACRE QaStecalioe SECRET Se ‘aceon Rome SCG? QAueED DEE OR AGE MODES Chie?, FE Division aoe é Chief of Station, Mezic City AGOUATIC/LIRING-3 ~ LI RING-3 LIROSIN peactivation of “Audio. Installatian. SCOR REBIG! - ASAALES Attien Required: Hone Reference: HHHA-31821, dtd 3 April 1967. 2. Om 13 April 1968, circa 1410 hours, the audio installatica described im reference was deactivated. The SPT-2A was recovered by Walter ¥. CORNEURY and returned to Station stock. The LP equip- ment, am SPE-2A and UBER 4000 L, will also be returned to Station stock. : 2. Ynasmuch as LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 vere terminating their “leaee” on the target apartment, it was felt the SPT-ZA carrier current transmitter would have to be removed because of its shallow concealment. To continue the assessment of target personalities. however, we wanted to wait until almost the last minute. The week of 15 April 1963 eas selected as an appropriate time by Wallace B. ROTTOS, who is in contact with the targets. 3. At about 1300 hours, 15 April 1968, Walter ¥. CORKBURY and © eon me moon ve were coming but did not know why. A check of the audio device revealed that LIBING4 and a young (teen-age) male relative were in the target. This was as expected. At 1330 hours, LIRING4 left. the apartment, alone, for a luncheon date with ROWTON. She returned a few minutes later and made the male relative atcaspany ber. (This was obviously at the insistence of 20FTON.) The telephone mumber of the target apartment was tried a few minutes after their departure and was net answered, again as expected. At 1400 hours a telephone @all was received in the LP from the Station ag a relay frem ROWTH that the targets were safely ensconsed for at least the next hour. (it wag known that LIRING’3 was out of the city.) Another telephone eall to target with no answer, and CORNEURY entered the target ta ue: BATE 9 26 6 ert 1968 pwede thee, 50-6- 18/3 5 \ i sahcdalerbide _4 i | al
. pe ea] TABOR het STC. BS tL MBES CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET BEMA- 34491 | apartment using keys provided by ROUTON. The wall plate was removed, - the AC lines to the SPT-2A ciipped off close to the plug, the 2PpT-28 _ easily removed, the wall plate refastened, and the target asartzent wacated. Total tise about two einutes. CORNBURY and CI#OCH left the area immediately. There were no security protisss noted at any time. ‘ ‘ . i 4. The LP equipsent will be removed by LIROS(£ and returzed te stock ca 17 April 19¢8. 4. Please note that no ADP sheot has been subuitied with this: report. : oS i a for/¥illard C. CURTIS
=, Cage ft Ger ReTARAT Osean Tice CC. ED VESSAGE Tots. Comes - 1 [hen F ted iy ee rj BEPSCO Tie OF Tens COPY PhO SITES ewoex, [wes Ti wo BOGS TO Fuk aD ‘ 4 caseu wv Loc Set LOD Cet to enance T MT TS, | eo i) R>CorY 1 ok , ‘ . ¥ € i SECRET 1515152 AP? 68 CITE wExIco city soes!f areas {29 .§ REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 5111 ( 4 ysres) | | i INFO DIRECTOR, B. MEXICO CITY 5141 () , g¢ 203 deo Usce neue ihc wiles TRONS EVg ONLEMUL De TUBLUT «AS GIVEN SEALED LETTER FROM LIRING-3 BY LIRINS-4. LETTER INDICATED Ae LIRING-3 DEPARTURE FOR GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS DELAYED WHEN FRANCISCO LANA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IN ANKLE WHILE CLEANING GUN. LARA ANKIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR as FAR CARRY WEAPONS IK AEXICG. MEMBERS FORBIDDES B. LIRING-3 DEPARTED 18 APRIL WITH LARA AND OTHER SUAT WHO MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS GUAT INSISTEST HE TALK DIRECTLY ¥iITH YON SOSA. : C. LIRINS-3 AND LARA WILL PROBABLY VISIT SAN SALVADOR In } ADDITION GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS. 2. PE LIRING-4 OTHER GUAT WHO INTRODUCED TO LIRING-3 BY LARA AND IS PROSABLY RODOLFO SANDOVAL CALLED AT HER APARTHENT 9 APRIL LOOKING FOR LIRING-3 WHO OUT. SANDOVAL STATED HE HAD TO TALK TO LIRING-3 IN PRIVATE AS DID NOT WANT LARA LISTEN TO CONVERSATION. 9 >>" SANDOVAL IDENTIFIED SELF AS MENSER SOSA FACTION. EXPLAINED THAT. + “SECREF i (ssid
CaS’ SECRETARUT DiSsi wera Tord CiaSSs18D VESSAGE Tota, CORES ROUTING AND/OR PETALS - SEEM GY PERRO At BOTFIED , SECRET 1 [Wewen Fated bn} t BPE PSOE Ns OF TH COPY PROMIBITED BLY OE. COPY CC] ISSUED rj SOTTED . CLASREY YO FRE wt. 1 Bee ar. z | : : | SEF TO FRE KO \ DSS ER 6 emer PER & i o8 eD Teer. to seancet C) Destroy © SiG.h Fm mt mn n>— chan at. —- eT. ae = - oe “s ; = a - --- ——— i : ene. wR L PAGE 2 HEXICO CITY 52¢e5 SECRET ALTHOUGH SOSa GROUP AND FAR NCW GENERALLY WORKINGS TOGETHER THERE WERE STILL MaWY THINSS “KEPT ON A COMPARTMENTED 3ASIS." ALTHOUGH ‘ -tatinG-5 vib WUT SErER TO SANDOVAL IN HIS LETTER TO ROWTON, HE : MENTIONED THAT HE HAD "LONG TALK” BEFORE LEAVING. vt 3. LIRING-3 WILL KEEP NOWTON ABSEAST OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS = - VIA ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS IN MEXICO CITY. WILL ADVISE, | SECRET | BT a i e H : ) 1 4 t { : ! i 2 t - i , 4 2 : i | , ye + 7 owt , | ' @ a @ ‘ 1 . e * pee, eneanttermnemenennitne nent + nr . | | | | i _— = c \ \ SECRET 4 ames eqene ne - Fo ema eN ant oe mare cae Ne OA - we ere eee oe techn : ry Jf 7 ew e- x Bay en
an Vans . : oo a ed UNS Cuief of tation,| | Be ae rn “3 Det DED oe _. .. Gese’, Voutdru Beeiephere Bivigic: 0 oases 5 : | t |... Gabed of stations Bemieo GAQy Ermer LIRUM-3 Contacte with, Seatenplen Rewelutiovrica taRewiee | RMR aS he arert t i Releranes ¢ Qeries City-6600, dated 23 Rurch 1968 1. On 2 emt 25 Bereh 1903, the Boxticn City Staties placa : pbhote cevrerugeg «em fie Lerzm 64, tho eddrag wheres soreral Gurtme i walang, tecledieg Prteaclosce LANA furriem, wre etarimg te Leries, H eveording to LIRTER-?. Covrernge ef this eddress led. te photo , QOVBLREO 624 As GLU ES OO, Sie EITC Pe we Ua AD egpeersd to comerequte. 8. Gines LIRIES-3 to mot eveilable at the premsst tine te = | igeutify any ef the permeag im the pihategrases, the Station  - ! @ooiGet te pakke thea available ta tae | [few | & pegpible identi<icaties. 5 ’ tex /Pillera ¢. CUSTES t i : : 4 z t t ‘ es ’ i to.” Thm tem bee haveing @ Ya 1 1Sy ee ne peggy ome» !
7400000 : t Caace Stcrevaray OSE ene Tee - € SRIED VMEESAGE Tota CORES / 8 iMG ANDO INITIALS - SEE™ SY PER: oe veces SECRET wee {Whee F sled in} ween eae SECRET 2682322 APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 5141 FAP 2§252 | INFO DIRECTCR, | Jam REF: sAEXICO CITY 5111 GABSISN) . ; . 1, ON 5 APRIL 68 STATION RECEIVED PROTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF GUATENALAN PASSPORT WHICH LIRING-3 SAID FRANCISCO LARA WOULD! USE 10 EXTER HONDURAS FROM GUATEMALA. COPIES INDICATE THERE YAS DIS- CREFEN2Y IN NAME ORIGINALLY REPORTED IN REF ANG NAME ON PASSPORT. CORRECT NAME IS JOSE MARIA OLIVA CARRANZA, ORDINARY GU!.TEMALAN PASSPORT NUMBER 134825 SERIE! D REGISTRY NUMBER 22743 ISSUED 27 MAY 1963 IX GUATEMALA CITY. OLIVA EORW SAN FELIPE, RETALHULEU Gu 9 FEB 1955. ; 2. OTHER DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED iNCLUDE MILITARY INSCRIPTION IM GUATEMALAN ARMY, CARD NUMEZR 45259, BIRTH CERTIFICATE NUMBER 2825671, CEDULA DE VECINDAD 287165 AND ELECTIRON CARD 187817. . 3. THESE DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED 3Y LIRING-3 WHEN THEY PASSED ~ TO HIN BY FRANCISCO LARA TO USE IN NAKING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTA- TION. POUCHING COPIES OF DOCUMENTS TO ADDRESSEES. SECRET . i ) i boot i cot eee ee i ~ SECRET % t : : "Foe eeremetade meme NrE gna ereley —eetmmnpieaatet fue . + samen oe nae thnnde HH ae * so ont ar . the wp sentence tate = ces nro  eenbrey
Chief "ot station, | 3 Hexico City-S1l1l, dated 4 April 1938 | i. Attecked for the Addreageca’ infermation asd retention ere cepies of the documentaties cited in the reigrence above. 2. plaans antes boat oonnnia » ant tence d Cow ime eo ee liases ef(travatecveLaray Higwel Angel @cLIvA Castanoda analfacinte’s BAEGEL Cervan secerding te CIRING-3- #21: Guatemala ; é ~ Ai Mexico # fer/Uillard C. CURTIB Colt Pecpesser | re’ doc icme Tat i ivonree cecewed on sib} . HE PYYOY // F faecices Bde /ber fe LALK Btrries C2es- 32057 J. t ray 2183)
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Qin) I py SAE See Peamat Orssewna rion BEASSIEED VESSAGE FR orem comes 1 O saotne anovoR wo oI ay te) ENS SECRET a ave ; (Wher Fated inj sconce 2. enn ete 32 REPEOOLCTION OF THIS COPY FRORIEITED rt By rence core [_] «sucp [_] ssorren — oO i a . moe, Li ves ety A P 74 i 15 CLASETY TO PLE WO. ° i ow: te Fs } RMF TO MEE NO a LE | 44 e wie mo Clrev. ro f 3 wane 1 ges pion Tec cag oa eeepc penne 7 SE URE LT & wk fd, JikFO DIRECTOR,[ | jae REF: Laace cuct sent[—sdi«i po309) 1. AFTERNOON 3 APRIL 68, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE PLAS DEPART os Pe ee ee eee Co 2 \) AAD A meray Som ae ae errrzcs™ FG sanrcrn a ete mewene ace ateae es eon & Sd Fh amstehot mio we were ao 2 LARA CIRCA 4 APRIL 68. ALTHOUGH LIRING-S HAS VALID BEXICAN DGCUREN- TATION AKD LARA HAS FALSE MEXICAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATION DOCUMEHT ATION y TREY WILL ATTES?PT ENTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY. 2. IH GUATEMALA CITY, LARA PLANS INTRODUCE LIRI8S-S To WOHAS WHS LOGISTICAL OFFICER FOR FAR I8 GUATEMALA CITY. TEHIP WILL THES : fe ARRANGED FOR LIRING-3 TO VISIT FAR SIERRA DE LAS BHINAS HEADQUARTERS TO DISCUSS FUTURE SUPPORT OF FAR FROM MEXICO CITY. ; 3. AFTER APPROXIMATELY TEN DAYS IN GUATEMALA, LARA ABD LIRISE-5 WILL TRAVEL TEGUCIGALPA TO IRVESTIGATE POSSIBILITIES Cr SETTI8G UP PRINTING PRESS UNDER LIRIYG-3°S TRUE NAME. ) 4. LARA’S FALSE MEXICA® DOCUMENTATION IS ICEeTITY CARD FROM. SECRETARIA DE ECUCACION PUBLICA UNDER NAME JACINTO RAUGEL iCERVARTES. apere nee ee ge ny ' FOR IDENTITY CARD PHOTOGRAPH, LARA WORE GLASSES, HAIR DYED GREY 28D ~-~- 80 MUSTACHE. LARA TOLD LIRING~ “3 THAT FOR TRAVEL TO TEGUCIGALPA. a ae ae oe i gRON GUATEMALA CITY, KE WILL USE GUATEMALAN PASSPORT UNDER BAKE: z SO > SECRET — ne ob 1 Comeencneeicon me tan 4 ! | | i
14-00000 b j t , H Caet SECRTTAP AT OSSTRAMANOM CLASSISIED MEStAGE Tora, CORES BASTING AND/OR inar Tels - SEE er . PERSO sent BOTS ED Cae Tt rs SECRET wowenn rene | | H {When Filled | semanas sb i? ban . em rr cn sR ete ren EEE + : REPROGUCTION OF THIS COPY POCO BETED pete Le -* &Owaseld COPw c] SBBuED Cj ELIT TED rm nat 3 wom C ves 0 no psi] : z CRABB T TO FE tence . er. 1 ceramaaatretcettn ft PRESSES - i. REP TO FUE HO. t ' i } CBSE oes cenemnrrcee PE hd es FILE Bt 7 eer Ried Charecr _, Sestacw [J Sua. i i 5 ALY Kate MeO. . - - ~ ee One F j eu, WR, , an rc PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY SILL SECRET | MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA. LIRING-3 WILL PRCBASLY USE VALIG MEXICAN DOCLUMEXTATIOS. POUCHING COPIES OF LARA AND LIRING-3 DOCUMENTATION. 5. FOR k LIRING-3 (IDEN) IS STATICS PENETRATION OF GUATEMALAN GUEPRILLA GROUP IN MEXICO CITY. FRAKCISCO LARA IS FRANCISCO ADALSERTO LARA BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAS RESIDED IN MEXICO FOR PAST YEAR AND WHO CLAIMS TO 22 FAR REPRESES- _ JATIVE 18 HEXiCO. | 6. ALTHOUGH LIRISG-3 HAS TELEPHONE WUMGER AND POST OFFICE. BOK IN MEXICO CITY FOR STATION CONTACT, DG NOT SELIEVE STaTIOw WiLL : GE ABLE SUPPLY ASUSESSEES WITH INFO ON HIS TRIP TG GUATENALA asd tS WOMDURAS UNTIL KE IS THOROUGHLY DE@RIEFED AFTER KIS RETURN To MEXICO CITY. WILL ADVISE. . ae p> SECRET . Foe —— 7 Br a fe i - i ~ 2: 3 +f enon omega C:: | * 1 rm onl | { J ° 1 | I { t é | } | 4 . i * i ‘ ' iF ; . 1 i ene ’ ' . “* | ‘ . ty . “ ‘ . a ed Dann anon a atthe
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é ELAS ~ a Age Se” Nanay Ossevemenion et: BGMED VESIGE & Tors. Coess DO pene, web hS aor . manne as canna < a@sdo- | akGREl + SECRET 2825272 NAR 68 CITE eea2 PRIORITY MEXICO CITY INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR : REF: MEXICO CITY seaa(pay 50a 19) po 1. RE PARA 4 REF: DUE 28 MARCH CHANGES WITHLS GUATEMALA ARMY, 29hata8osgg te & sete ues wens onawaw 6 FA ab aaosLa UF VEFENSE ANF KEL Lanaiacad DVUBUUE, do 00 Wiken Wet dvb wd bh dnd BOP 6 fide we 1 ; STATUS OF “OPERATIO® AZTECA™ UNCERTAIN. COSSEQUENTLY[ ___|CABEOT ; GUARANTEE ANY TYPE PROTECTION FOR LIRING-3 IN CASE HE CAPTURED. .. ALSO WOTE THAT MEXICAN BORDER AREA BEING HEAVILY PATROLLED. . , ‘ 2. ESMOOSE-1 REPCRIED THAT ON EARLY KORHING 28 MARCH EStARVEL@1 ALERTED SPECIAL COMMAGDO URIT GF GUAT ARAY (SCUGA) TO BE PREPARED FOR IMPORTANT OPERATION. HE SAID INFORMATION HAD SEEN RECEIVED . c,THAT GROUP OF THIRTY CASTRO CUBANS PLANNED ENTER GUATEMAL FROG MEXICO AND THEIR ARRIVAL TIED IN WITH WAVE GF TERRORISM AND SABOTAGE WHICH REPORTEDLY TO TAKE PLACE 31 MARCH. ESMARVEL-2 DID WOT INDICATEP SOURCE OF ABOVE INFO. HE SAID THAT REIBFORCED , SCUGA TEAMS WOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTMEBTS OF SAN MARCOS ASD ; HUEHUETENANGO ON MEXICAN BORDER, WITH A BACK-UP TEAM I DEPARTMENT - QF QUEZALTEWANGO. SCUGA UNIT WAS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING VEHICLES “:--~  @MD EQUIPNEST WHEW WORD RECEIVED OF REMOVAL OF ARRIAGA. | ESNOOSE-1 ~~ +: SAID AS RESULT OPERATION CABCELLED. - POSSIBLE HOWEVER THAT SAME S | } SECRET 7: wet TT amp ae ta em rene
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Cage SECRETAR AT DSSEWINATION Pte EAE VED WP FESIE v tore: temas 5 * ain SECRET meinem . 4 [When F died in SEC PRIORITY | | tu7G DIRECTOR | ; ares REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 4828 (7 # 70687) mo B. | ast Le et 1008) C. MEXICO CITY 4486 (VW 53/2) fe ON 27 MARCH 68 LIRING-3 REPORTED THAT GUAT FAR HEMSER BHO PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANESA . i t IS ACTUALLY FRANCISCO LARA, PROBABLY IDESTICAL WITH FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, AKA CARLOS LARA (REFS B AND ©. LARA j IHWADVERTENILY GAVE HIS TRUE SANE WHILE DISCUSSING WITH LI ING-3 s THE PLANNED TRIP TO GUATEMALA. : 2. AT PRESENT, LIRISG-3 ZAXING FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR PERSONS ; KE TO LEAD INTO GUATEMALA. THEY PLA TRAVEL SOMETIME .BEFORE 31 MARCH. LIRING-3 TO ESTER GUATEMALA @ITH GROUP Id ORDER EET UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO IS FAR LC SISTICAL OFFICER. ROUP BELIEVES LIRING-2 SHOULD TALK TO HER TQ DETERMIBE WHAT SUPPLIES KE = CAN mack, AVAILASLE JO FAR CCOULD UBIDERTIF IED WOMAH BE DIAN ADELA JIMENEZ - i ! « me vamgnn a ve nena ithe MRM OS CumerEEANRe ied o 3. LIRING -3 IS NOW ATTEMPTING DETERMINE TRUE HANES OF OTHER . - PERSONS KE TO TAKE 10 BORDE ER” AHD EXACT DEPARTURE DATE. STATION SECRET eg me ee nent Baran se mentabtrnrieg dt A ae oS ote eth me mae Rm e econ meaaeasgonnen ee HEY Bene Set emmtne ty ates manta BL om dairnnacaniraat teamiwears = IST" SS se ane iE OR BRENY HOSEL CUENCA?) 62 2 7 - --- Hopes vb eee Tete
14-00000 ODE ANSE CGP C) Be C SLOVIED Css t SEC Re vasaT Desens ON CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ; FRCS ON Gad fete Te ko Tora, COMES CON IT ORS APE - Sean sy SECRET | (When Filled tn} REPRODUT TOR OF Trrg COE ee BED : moc: [([ ves (J reo ar: ay Fs CLASSIFY TQ Fue MO. ; a I RREF TO Fak uO. GSE BY re EY 2 od | LE UD Teer tO frmasacee 2 a a tr O- : [7] ne con : 3 - - 7 oe Pug. “ye, PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 54332 SECRET WAS ABLE TAKE PHOTG OF PERSOM LIRING~3 18 conta Sal AND LIRING-3 IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFIED THIS PERSOR AS FRANCISCO Papp STATICS GAZ ALCO TAKIS FHO7G3 GF avwness onERE GUATS BELIEVED BE STAYING AND FILM BEING DEVELOPED. WILL PRIORITY POUCH PHOTOS AND LIRING-3 REPORTS. 4e LIRING-3 WILLING ENTER GUATEMALA WITH FAR MEMBERS BUT WOULD LIXE KNOW IF OPERATION AZTECA STILL I8 FORCE. IF BOT, comp( CAR RABGE ANY TYPE OF PROTECTION FOR HIM IN CASE HE IS CAPTURED BY MILITARY oft POLICE? i SECRET . : ‘ BI 4 _ pos ee | es | | | al 4 : J” * SECRET ad | aa : TPT aetiate PATNI TT resmarnmeena 4 / | — a Tee ap 1 Tare cee Sones oe Pee + - ! ‘ mew ke eee ae fi '
14-00000 Di PATCH 8 ECRE T Chief ef Station, | HGG | Cile?, Gesiern Hemisphere Division & LIRIEG=3 Bepo: ACTRE CERES - REFLEC A 25ranaisce hare who is probably sdentica) with fi Francisco Adale ~ te ot Chie? ef Station, Hexice City PRIORITY Action Eequired: Hone; FYI Wom Cagtersalg re ee theo wer ose ‘ Referesee $ Hexies City-5000 Biles ier Attacheé are the LIEIEG-3 reperte ow the meetings ke hes beld with the Guatesalean FAR members ag reported oe tha refer M ence above. Ale attached are photes of GarlosXepercatel ‘and and hia wife, Terese, “eLoxnda de *Percabal, a blown up copy of the éocunoatation LIZI LIRING-3 ig falsifying, aud several stots of berto LARA Barrios, sleo knows as Carlos. SLara. : for/Willard C. CURTIS I i he. ! ~ od ae | MICROFULMED ¢ oR 8 1968. - pce. MICRO. SER.
14-09g00 ' { ee “Py Tet, . . 27 March 1968 i i Subject: LIRING/3 Identification of FAR Memeber. . : 1. At 1130 on 27/3/68 L/3 told Rowton’ that at ‘last he had sbietned the tue nane of the FAR member he had met through Carlos Persaval and who had previously identified himself to L/3 under the alias - Miguel Angel ‘Oliva Castafeda. LIRING/3 said he learned that their e true name ef this person is Fancisco Lara and that he and seme 14 other Guatemalans are here in Kexico lity legally as exiles. L/3 edded that he met “Redolfo", the older and apparently more important - FAR member, yestereday ( 26/3/68) but as yet has not been able to i learn his true last nane. ; : a, t =. - 2. LIRING/3 also > inmediately idenditied the surveillance photo (clipped. : portion s ~Treturned herewith) as that of, Francisco Lara. j : ‘ a ee see: ' - far Commantonle * . - oe r { i + 3e The other Sirveil‘ance hotes, as follows : a . r B r ta % a he identified as of Carlos Parkavai/ and bis wife ~ 3. _ Teresa Lozada de rersaval respectively. heme me, conc os eh o Ae, - Wee oe B. Royton Fe ARE So PAE sas MICROFILMED APR 8 1968 BO. nse Cen, SER, H i . i Motes Sal rim Ae A MO maaeeysie A SARITEENEGY AY MROAE A ch eMC AP ms Set any matte Gan ater ma Ne 2 & ' j Pa Re & : 4 ba pr, ~i-. A f cepememen anemone sme i ‘ aoe an)
| | ! ! | 22 arch y1503 | Subject: Lik {nG/3 Report’ of vostact #ith Gus teralans sn _L 460 City. | _ ——--.—-. .], At-a brief acetinz with. Rowton at_170 on ¢2/3/53 et bhe Hiena zestaurant LIRING/3 vovorted that he was worming on the fapric tion of identity docue ments for the two FARK representatives ( Risuel Anzel Gliva Castaneda and Redelfe) throcch tis seriosrapnic process inc that se hoped to have the pictures of the pe-sons concered the folloving day. He asked tuovton to bring along his copvins kit so th.t he ccszid quickl~ copy the pictures gust before LIRING/3 put then on the icentity cards. Zovte.. prom sed to bring the kit to the atoyee eparscment as 1500 on 22/3/65. , . i 2. LIRILC/3 also reported that he hau learned from the Custenalans tuat & certain“ isquenasi or*iszenazi, a Suatetalan who has resiceé for usny years in Hexico and who owns or operates = factory called "Oreos de Héxico", has been wery helpial to the Fan uemebe-s in Hexico. Lixewise a destor by the ‘ name of Corze*’Plesch hes been of service when needed. | 36 In reply to xowton's query LI:.26/3 stated that 211 the seven Guatenalans he lad receutly met ( four of whoa live at 54 ito uwerna) appeared to be FAR adherents, except one, wao he hec lecrned in passing was a follower of can” Sosa. L/3 also stated that he hac learned that the one who workea in the phote shop on San Juén Latran street was an acco. ntant rather than a grapher. RAT Frm aol? dalluce 2 =e Rowton
14-00000 ' ubjects  LIuIh3/3 Contacte ith FAR Gustecele « bexteo “ity. 1. LIsz1..6/3 reported to Ro:tcr at 1600 cn 20/3/65 that. he had acais m:t with higuel angel’ vliva Castaleda, wiis tice—at-2L2-t 4936 dn frent of the -- 77 Chapultepec zovie and went with his tu the Café  iterario cn Calle ieja. . L/3 told zeston tuet Clive contized te tin that co hac gust! Lecrned fros four Guzvecien e.nrades who lived t0:-%b 7 in en azcurtaent on Galle Lerma that their residence was bein. survelllsd by whit they felt was the Mano nenca. Ee ex leizced that they ied coted ceveral fairly well-dres hanging arcund the apartment hose end had tried ts follews one of them but be had run off. This all incliestea te then that tre sarvelllaenc: cas not be- mae ine qaweiad et be ths Norwican Dilles, au wy ues pravets Eroup. viva the: stated thet they «nes that the deputy chief of the iano Blanca cr: iczrzatiop Oliveriotcest taeda, was currently in Mexico City, end assuged that te had organized the surveillance. Cliva then mentioned that one of the four Livin at Calle _erna vas the well-known Guerrilla leader who hed recently scught sanctuary in the Mexican <mbassy in Guatenala City and was granted asylum to Hexice zcreuchbtre nterventicn and influence of Laze#o Cardenas. @e in orcer te ceterzine the exect location of tne Lerme apartzent, i3ainG/ told cowten that he offer@ed to help icertify the surveillance by ceaduet a@ counterszrveillance himself the follcwing eveninz, Us also o#trved the ut $ of his Tacutaya stuadie, recommendins that in any case tae four saguld cise perse at least tenorarily. 3. L/3 also reported to Kowton tast he acain met sith Cliva at 1015 that sa. morning anc thatthe latter had ¢ 3 to a printixe ‘shop on Calzada Tlal pan near Calle José T. Cuéllar, nemed “Seria",as L/3 recalled. (Tbe Lelico City telephone dircctory lists "Resca-inpresos y Rayados, Calle J.I, cuélle 57, tel: 73-5-01). Oliva told 1/3 that this shop produced varicus 1) papers for them ix the past but uafortunately was rot abg@ie to fabricute a geod Mexican 1D card because of the unavailabiliiy of the speciaifype used, L/Z -.-- gaid that he was confident that he could zake- the reproguction through bis oe serlographic proceas. In the course of ccnversatic ey ret va conficed te L/3 that the Gustedelan lawyer Capuano, had srovided be ank Guatemalan. ID cards in the past and in gegeral had been very helpful. ~e aided that Capuano had succeeded is. .g@:ting all the Guatevalenos relised reg prison after taeir ag rest in the sulisn Lépez case. 1 4. Clivs also stated that he felt it possible and a_¢vil babe ‘thet 1/3 tr-vel ci fe
2e ° with him to the FAK headquarters in the -ierra Mine om his Fprthconine trip so that L/3 could get firste-nand requirezents fron the 7aR supplr responsible ( whom GUliva referred to as e wocen). Cliva sige menticred that FAR was hoping to obtain a lathe to ;ercit the manufect of «ezr-2ns locelly (in the sovutefing}. © TTT ant Se i 5. Cliva-also stated that the rri:ciple purpose of the visitlof his ccaradce f":odolfo" wes to obtain funds and to return to Lerico. Cliva! added thet in the event 1/3 cculd make the trip he cculid also return with Rodolfo te Mexico. In reply to i./3's query, Glive stated that the funds: Rodolfo would be given in Guatemala were from various resteries carried out vy Fir fer tke purpose of raisins its own funds. Clive consented that they coulda sst eount off the Cubans or the CPG for finarccisl suprort when it. was needed. He adced that the sale of the becklet ““Zerrer in Guatezala" (of «ach L/3 Ead obtained a cozy from Carlos Psrs:val) ksd helped to supply soze of the zoney to be used for the trip. Clive inucicated that he sicself planned to rezain ‘in Guetercala with the FAR forces in the tountains. ' i Wallace 3B. Ro:cton : i 4 } : £ |, etme
_ Subjects LIkING/3 Report of Contact with kemebers of YAR, Guatecala. _. whose.sketch ne bad jiven Howton -the previsus day -ané-rtom' be had ne t | 49 Farch,1¢68 | | * ee » | i 46 at CO45 om 19/3/68 at the hobdins Resteurant,Calle Leibnitz and &, chor Geanpo, LINIC/3 reported to itowton that he sed again cet the Pad Rew ; ~ @1 ser “thru Carios Fersaval o: 17/3/68. Ee exzlained that Fersaval had; finally CODi~ tacted him by phone late Sunday <efternoon (.47/3/63) anc i:troduced hia te one of the two Gustezalszs who wagted to return ¢ ances? icely_to their - :: . . oe pe bEteR Zien . country. i/3 deserized this man, who later sis-ed hic Gugreratan. . .. papers im the name of (iguel Acypel Cliva, sped 33, as sbort,stcczy, with Liask hails trigzed short and rather taick srouinent evetrovs. L/3 astincted nis ace as 35 and said there was no doubt in his aind that he was a native-bcrn Guate~ erties. Te alld whos vues verso sore a thin zoustache. L/3 then érew aosta a Sketch of the person coucerned which Hovten passed in vo. the Stetion the game dav. « 2e LESInS/3 continued that he conversed wican the Guatecalan, Clive, in the presecce of Carlcs Tersaval. and his wife Teresa Lozada <¢ rersaval at the . Migs restaurant on xeforna Sor about 45 minutes, taxinzs the line tist he wes willicg to help the cause as he had done in :.¢ past, but he waited to be certain of the exact iffiliavicns ani bona fices of the persons with .hoa he was dealing. snen this apparently surjrised sna somewhat siocked C.rioes rer S3val anc Teresa, 1/3 explained thst he had bad sone unpleasant exteriences with scch persons as Crozco and was aware that many 2,k cesertors were cire Guletizg sround Hexico these days. The Guateralan,Sliva, however rezcted fagor.oly saying that he ucde-stood 1/3's position add cid | inot blaze him.de added thst he would furnish vroof of his PAZ ef?iliations aad ingicated that. there were two other cconredes, one much more inportant than himself, <ho also nseded help in retursing. L/3 teld Roston that he stressed to all pree: sent the risks involved in providiic false dccunentation end acting a8 a guide fer them to cross the border illecally and his ori, al consitnent to help orly two persons. In reply to L/3's query, the Guatezalan- Oliva stated ~ thet their destination would be Gucteaala City itself cnd they hoped that L/3 would be able to accozpny them there since they were not familiar with the countryside betweenthe border in the C:citd4n area and Ghatenala City. 3. According to LIKING/3 the latter fnsisted that he neet the other,rore Lie portant Guatenslan, and be given: an o-pertunity to sake carfeful plans ben fore atzexpting the Journey te Chiapas and Guatemala City. Gliva then sade a date with fersaval and i/3 for the next evening at 2300 af the corner of Fa e . ° ‘ a rrr . vanes Wem aa wee F SE beh TE EE bebe ee
i the right in order to piace Mo: ntenecro in. an ianos sible iposition and eventua | cam aerate na Ze ap eenpart ee Cee ‘San cufn LatrAn and Madero at which tine te would try to co arrdaze a neetizs with bis corradce. i & LlnIhG/3, et his ceetlag with scwton the follewing nornic£16/3/88) re- ported thet when he errived at the place desicnated he found the Guatenelap _Cliva waiting with neither of them. saw cerseva al. Clive, after a-wait-of a-- --- —— bout 45 cinutes, succested that they sive up and roe te a cafeteria, Copa de ‘Leche, on van Juén catrén. L/3 stcted to sovton that wiile ther were waitin they were joined by another Gustezalan, a rounz men of about 22 rears of ag -and rather stout, who accczpsanied thea to the Cafeteria. The oléer Guatezel then shoved i/3 a Guatemalan tassport in the nase of niruel Amrel Cliva Cas. teflada which he saic was false but which en-dbled hit to travel in FKexies. The youncer aan gated that he had lermal docunentea Sut did not volunteer his 1 ~ as 8 2 game to L/3. Tn the entree af annerorsrtics LY Lowe vuau ese wauer cuate malan, G_iva, fornerly worked in the acvertising business in Guatenala City ang thst tie younger nan vas fanilicr with electroaic equipment «ad radio commusiecetions ;robleus,. The olier Guatemalan apolo:ized to L/3 for not tav- ing been etle to brine elon, the ciher fark ecarcde, to who: ie referred as »godelfo” and arain prioised to introduce bin t:. L/5 the -Ollowirg evening. | He pronised to telepzcne L/3 at 74CO the next cay te confimn the neeting. S LI:ING/3 then told fo:ton thet the two Gustenalens then escorted his ts ‘ the Hotel Gel Yalle cn Calle Indevencencia ( socton reealls tout ore Busta= mante resi¢ed there curing bis stay in iexics City several months azo}.. 1/3 told soxton that he zeit two other Cuatenmalars there in the lotvty asd comment : that they talzed r. ther freely in front of hin, discussing at cone point sven the illegal asquisitio: of a revolver nmeecec by one f then. In the course o° conversation i/3 stcted that he learned thst céser Kor tes is now Sack in Guatecala enc that the Fin is plannins an a-ril of: ensive. All the Guateza lans expressed ccncern over the iccrease i: the power of the “rene Blanca’ and blamed it for the kidnapring of the Gustenalan Areadishope shey also coa - mented that the milicary-in Guatenala were disenchanted with the “guppet pre: ‘gident",Mon:ececro, and c-uld be expe'ted tc increase the terr.risa froa Lo ly justify .°:s resoval. ; ; i *6. If} cocnentec to ovton that he noted that at no time did any of the Guat: malans tention vuben aid or assitance. in fact one of th nem at one point s-id that he hac tried unsuccessfully to obtain ‘a visa for travel to Cubasone thirty days previously. - oo ; . a . Wallace 34 Rowton * . 4 poo eg wa
ett Hiss co seforna and calle hississipi that unfortunate g- en ae i § H ¢ 417 iaret,15635 Subject: LisL.3/3 Report of Meeti:g with Carlos Lerseval. 1..LIsI:.G/3 rercorted to dowton at 1415 on “45/3/68 at the restaur ant ea Pore hig seeti:¢ with tre two Guateraians scheduled for the previous cvening st & 2230-230 in Danny's rastaurent (Refsrne at liana Circle) did not ccnxe off. Be stated that he arrived at the restaurant et 2230 and waited wrt 41 about. 2345 with Out seeing either rerseval or being approacned by any Guatemalan. 32 cone g. binBes that just as he was about to leave, te neard 2 tep on the window * pening big and turned aznd saw Teresa Lozada é¢ Frersaval on,.the street. +e wet ect and cescrm-~lll les vO & Car where Carlos Ferssval was waitinge He was then driven to senborn’s Ansel and rezained there with Carlos ond . Teresa for soze thirt; mirnates. 2. Aececcding te LIzIUG/3,Cerles Ferssval explained thet te had been stood up ty the Guatecalarcs and hed been unable to cet én tcues with then to ine troduce thes to L/3 23 ke hed honed. He added that one of the persons wEEz had been in Cuernavaca two or three deys previo been able to return in tine for tre ceetinz. Fe to be quite nervous ic Sanbdorn's, sucsested + ze elsewhere to con=- ‘ tinue tasir discussion and LaRL.G/3 invited hia and Teresa te his, cacubaya studis. siy and terhaps hac rot Saval,sh: appeared to L/3 z 3. They then sroceeded there to ccntinte the discussion. Teresa excused her= self on arrivzi sayicr that she was very tired, and procpzly fell asleep in one of the bedrecns. Carlos rerssval then ezutinued talkirs with 1/3 uctil about C300. fe mertioned that ore of the Guatenslans he heped to intro» duce to L/3 was well-xnown and important in FAR,while the other(who had documents) was relatively unizportant and coulé probably cet by the pclice ehecks witcout as auch risk. In reply te L/3's queries, Fersaval stated that. _ beth nen wanted to trcvel to Guatenala City and that one {- “be important one) r would probally be returcisg to Uexico after a scort stay. Perssval: revealed that es far as be <new the purpose of their trip was to chtain much-neeced funds to continue their work in Hexico. ; ; & LISI:.G/3 tcld sewton that he again promised te cuide the fastenalens ace _yoss the border south of can Vristébal but iasisted on meeting them in ” Mexico Cit rf pricr te escorting thea over the borcer. Fersavah then !asked Lf? ' } . > i - + ay ° cee ee autre tenet weteatt ecern st