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"Memorandum 4 \ Deputy Chief, Alien Affairs Staff TO : File giom : SUBJECT: Miguel Angel DIAZ Isalgue #253233(C) & : e ;returned to the 2. Our regrets were expressed to Mr attempt to locate and control the alias 1-512 and hae the permission * of this Office to call Miami, I&NS. a ® ' 4 . t sparse "17 June 1968 (tog t0113-10213 NITED STATES.GOVE {ENT SECKE 4, On 17°June 1968, Mr. Wienckowski advised Mrs. Byard, C,O,, I1&NS, that the subject, without the knowledge of this Office, . U.S. under his alias 1-512 documentation by Pan Am - Flight 518, arriving at Miami,, Fla., on 15 Jnne 1968. . & SECRET Buy US. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan - * ° a). y oa . a DATE: 17 June 1968 Byard and she will SROUP 4 Evcleded trom aytomatie @eagradiag ang . ; @ciessiticedoa . \ wal
- Office ‘Menorca vsona °c UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT xO og He) oS Z eo ae Sop a LOSS , Pd . a * FLO Rate DATE: September 1954 Deputy’ Chief, Alien Affairs Sturr on, v Marees DEE Lang FEL ZI23 i. Mr. MeCurthy of IQS informed me today that vhen he culled ire fhrens, Mstriet Mrector ut Maal > Mr. chrens isntormed him that Sermie felchardt had arranged fur and hd oroushe the Bucject ty ‘lami, where Le wes given a hea fing and reeparcled on 431 auly dsb. e. I informed re of the sbove and he stated thet he had Just cecelved inforsation from Mr, Reichards tbat the nesre ing hud been given. I pointed ont to ve, [__ LG that tine since Mr. Cotter und Mr. ‘Wee had G46 %9 consiacrable trouble bo srrunve fea for che eutry of the sabject so that ke would not neve ty be tahen to -aaml, thot it would huve bean much verter wud che Centrul offige of ILS known thut this beorins was to be Given 9 thot Me. Met othy Oa * would not beve to learn of 26 by o telephone call ty Mimi. 2. On-)"September 1555, stuted I Guble feujo coatuined the information that the subject's wife hud uppdied for a visa ut Mexleo City and the U. S. Consul had requested an udvisory opinion from Washington in State cable 5/4 dated a September 195), 4. Mr. Spence of State"Depurtment informed me he had the cable on his desk and he would reques® Agency checks imnediateliy and he vould keep me informed atout the progress of the case, De Mre'[ |wus advised, os, a ea aaa , pm “ + c * ¥ r. ie Pennington 9S/A2S/CHP:es 10 September 1959 4 i yp Fe . 7 . a Le q i oN j . * mek ome tay yy ¢ ok ro we, ghee ng FL ew ‘ ae . tee 3 “4 ern WW: a, . ‘ . Gs fates v L, jl Le if aa * pees . . Pol, | - EN setae debe ue . a : a Loe | ]- efoa ‘ ? : |. ‘é al, es ae wee. . ratte | a . 4 foto ees qlee ug ch far tb, ot ewe - (PAP) ° 7 la | { ‘ \~ cr fr ~ Mi Vosy z ; eh rs fam, * . Cj wee aye ANS ce oe co, tl te fret : , - who : . iy gh, Vt Oe Sk.
(o4t0113-10235 » . eS Chief of Gtatica, (xsaca Aisca ) (6-23, z Chiez 6f Statica, eave Chict, Vestern Beutepecro Divicica AL3BTALK-1 Reentry Decsursate &ettos Eequired: t<e belev. Forvardsd oa a separate cover atteshueat ere tee cspiss ¢2 as LUYUKA dosuncat which should bo turssd over to AKSTALEM) fost peice to his departure froa Argentina fey BOLEDY. ACSTALE-1 will escd | teth eepies of tks dorencat te ro-cater waLepy. 7 é OS tea tence] J. EARUGVA ~ Attach=sct: Boctments -- 3 cys (a/o/e) . Piatesputicn: . (6-24 See Aires Jesace (a/e/o) * EACT@38,073 —s 1 tay 1653 GLORST/EYECAT  £918G379337
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iT oO u SECRET . * fe 7 ; # 16 APR 1968 p eo \ . 1 / MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of Security/Alien Affairs Staff? Attention: Mr. Louis Weinchowski . . ® SUBJECT : AMSTALK-1 Travel REFERENCE : S April 1968 Menérandum requesting documentation for AMSTALK-1 1. It is requested that a Form I-512 be issued in the name of Juan Hidalgo ELIZONDO Romano (travel alias to be used by AMSTALK-1) to allow his re-entry into the United States from Buenos Aires, Argentina Upon receipt the Form I-512 will be pouched to Station (Buenos Aires .\ [(£-24 It will not be turned over to AMSTALK-] until just prior ; to his return to the United States, ‘ a 2. AMSTALK-1 has been used operationally since 1961. {Ss Ly William V. Broe Chief . Western Hemisphere Division Yes 2 Sn a 4a f . oa i we 5
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404-10113- (0284 + inh cshe tect a qepaene ial vecaponconsemettn eto ++ Ped - 37 te . . a, 8 . ght 4s. beymena ¥. vorses Dear Sis: ca , ‘ ° ee ' . « a . 28 APR sg é « ® Gommicéticasr cf imanigration end Naturalisation Department of Justice CO, | Atteatiom Mer. ‘Frenk EB. Bagtes SUBIECT: Miguel Angel DIAZ lealgue(A ll 264 049) DPOB: 14 Pebruary 1937, Matanzas, Cuba Subject is a contract employee of this Agoncy engeged in activities in the furtherance of the nafienal intelligense mission. He is scheduled to travel in the immediate future . to Argentina and several other South American countries. Yor operational reasons subject will be documented with a aseport Number 86781 and 1-94, Arrival/Departure Record Card, in the name of Juan Hidalgo ELIZONDO Romanc. The Form I-94 will be sur- _ rendered at the time of his departure from the United States. It ls requested subject be issued Form 1-512, Reentry Document, under the name of Jusn Hidalge ELIZONDO . Romano te permit his return to the United States. In this connection, there are enclosed two (2) photographs ote sub- ject. Travel information will be submitted prior to bubject's doparture from the United States to permit control of Form 1-94, Arrival/Departure Record Card. Your Service will be edviscd in advance cf subject's return to the United States. . ay . i eT OURO UENTINTS = + eat ia iat anatiay Ait eel * . t “ . +. . we ~~ @is, eee mere MenceRR EERE op men eo RENE ae et
¢ 7 i 7 i rear goopinsson (ala matt to ery wach . epprectated, } . et: “Sincerely, mo a EaTR x Hie “ aa Vietor R. White puty Director of Security Gaver Er | and Operational Support) 10 isin ie VO ANGE tian. 7 ath an coclomure CENTRAL INTELUNGE2s Ageuey SION OF Me Qs/ LW:es 15 April 1968 e Balene fe a: “f we Se heal ce leew a deals asia. wine ois um on ements atta -t EEREae AEC at AEa E- See We mew hn UTE ME ae
ra fori] re) en re) goa . ‘wacoimation prior to departing frea the U.S. Erma Fon «eter, W/o femratins [rowons Jo a Grenaxt 2 . cement te or{ —__—)evtimney Foespont tn Ane wis s Ul Rexermke Gated 5 Apwil 1933, samo cubjest 3i il. Teeneaitte’ hesquith for. ewtlins’ ia Bofarcece are the following two docuzmts iosusd ge eT Fassport Es. 65701 ax’ U.5. Emigration end Ka Ferm I-95 (stapled in tho pascport, page 9). Alco furmished keresith is e trove) itinerary on which AKGEALZ] should be briefed pofery be egplics for the Asgentise viea im Eow York. . 2. In keeping with orrenc=moats mate by TRVAD, the Medical Offics fe proparizs, for Girect éalivery to Wi/s, the Interzaticnal Waceinatica Certificate in alias to be used with the ebove docuscats. fhie certificate ehsulé be ehécksd for escuracy ea to gxue, place end Cate of issus. It is elise ungerstesd that AXSTALS-1 will have recoived a bam fice 3. T=O/AB preparod’ bie cbove (lysate inforsatica thst (BIGGIUEGIS)would instruct ea Arouatios tho U.S. to place a visa in the passport. The dsciaat ens prepared in aus week froa cate of roquost becyuse of cpereticcal axaenay. ‘The egcoificd use of 8 | passport. fo avoid placing « lerg, itingrary also would scea to mike egplicatica at this tice in the U.0. fer ea Argeatine vica soasuhet umsul. Ginos va are cov infor=i that ASL] is to obtain his Argentine vies without cesistence wa vich to | mace the Linitaticns of the cocumsatatica for thie cperatica, and egrecd to by li. O% gatter of record. {Tals enfin discucaiaa with Kr? chock with tla Argeatine Eotascy ty ti inticated tat a tromsicat im the U.0. cca obtain an Arg=atins, ow mae aoe GBuer , Excloded from a ley, Gowner acing eo: gclassitisetiar ~ SECRET { ; |
@  Ssethel ead bate to ta catered te SIVAQ. Alco, use of this paseyert for travel ot=sr tha that origimlly (44rect frca U.S. to Arcustias ex’ tack  withis cis sonths) will require careful serutizy ty SEB/AB ef tho sitentica ot the tins of tho intended future tzevel. tke vies exi eny other travel cantral events of is ts of tite yaccgart co Unt SESVAD my cuin fom the ergariencs ef thts egcat in the use of this elias document. 6. Acy further e=estices eoceaming tiie ezse should bo referred to the unlereigzs4 cr to Kies! [eae a: Attectmst: 2 — (n/a) if Deterituticu Ae Glo sS4arcecse = L~ ofca/as3a (I-29) “ you \2 | 29 bil 8 Ne ' + stvomepeeCERot: PREEPEES SU! con oe wt we ee me eon an an
: (towtoratos] mens) se SECRET . _¢ ‘ . . - a) SM PCR: Chicf, GED/ap aan t GCffico ef Security/Alica Affaire Staf¢ 8 Rocucst ter Akica Decunsatatien fer AEOTI R117 - erdinary pcrt te issued in tke sexe of dues Gidsige ELI Remano fer ALGTIN-117's use te Sravel from the United States te Argentina and returns. — In ecditica, it is requested that an Arrival-Daparture Esserd. (1653 Ferma 1-04) be prepared for Sabjest.' 3 3. The requested pessgcrt shsald contaia gf | United Statcs nultipléd ontry tourist visa end a des chcvirg entry inte the United States vin Ud » Vierida, is carly April 1663. Inmoslusicn ef the United Gtatcs visa in Cubject's passpert wilPlnot af e7d him any Frivileges he coca not alreséy legally told in his true ‘ icentity. Tha passport skould bo-valid through the end ef 1¢6¢3., a , . “ 8. Fhe Lolloviry informatica should be included ca the Ferm I-94 to bo prepared far Bubjest: (o dowacradieg and daciaasiiicatles 1. In gece: wi preliainary ccav. 9 between Mr? Ua/4/A,. and Biss end brs /4B, it is request an En ee E La i t (anpeeanenzetatterecemarec EE: Speeetnntgettat mere EIRENE
@ secret. ~@ b. Anticipated address in the United States: - Airport Internatieanl Este], Mian’ iater- national Afwpert, Mieasai, Plerida. The ebove roquirezents ‘ave boing coordinated with tks chict, Alien Affaire Gtaff, Office of Geourity, who will be kept informed every tine the pateport is being used fcr travol frem er to the United Btstes prior to exit and reentry to the United States. The infermatien will include Slight numbor, date and place ef departure aad reentry. Tro Alien Af@aira Gtaff hag been requested te previde Yerm-$19 in alias. ; i/ ; : Phen bos nn Wilifem V. Breo : Chic? Geatera Esaisphere Divisica SECRET © |
[zr 2 : | o) 3 = MENT 2 . e°. UNITED STATES on} "Memorandum. Stitt a “10 File * _ ae: 5 April 1968 FROM : Chief, Alien Affaire Staff ° .- t ; suUBJECT: Miguel Angel DIAZ lIealgué . <= DPOB: 14 February 1937, Matanzas, Cuba . ; ke #253233(C) , oa Sy . wane 03. . ; i i. WH/4A, R,L. 1069, reported ' gubject is scheduled for. TDY travel to Argentine. He Soa iga paroled Cuban and will be. traveling in alias. Roo 4 2 is submitting a request to TSsD foran . : assport with B-2 visa imprinted. This. ocument will be used for travel in South America. 3, AnI-512, Reentry Document, will be requested from the Service to permit his reentry as parolee. 2 ; » OS/AAS/LW:es 5 April 1968 ° ( SECRET
{iou-torte-02e2)_ : f “ te . ~ “ - * MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ff FROM: (Joseph W. Griffin) ief, Microfiche § Retirement Branch Security Records Division SUBJECT: Dez. Zz sthve plaqvec # 2532732 . Review of this file discloses material that is of very poor quality. The material is retained in hard-copy form to preserve the integrity of the file. Joseph W. Griffin _ 2 - 9% 7 et — pasta ese L - . . og ee ee
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TSS oe inet eee ancy 1 t br. (tod. 10113 167 cad. rer) + a pager for iter of the oe wentry into. the United States, the! ‘above to the writer since this “fon to promptly inform this. office % - surface the eee order that. such: 4 3. Sir. indicated that the subject had not b "Faced, but since he Is livin th his brother in Miemi, who of, course is well known to the E grate Internel Security Committee: the possibility does exist that the Committee might well becom aware of the subject’ Ss presence in the United States and h “become “surfaced” through no fault of the CTA. hy /Mr. elso mentioned that investigators of the. Senate Interna Security Committee are still active in Florida ° making inquiries with regard to refugees . from Cuba, and he pointed :! e out ‘that, oddly enough, WH has received reports that these investi the CIA, as much as inquiring into the alleged Conmmunist infiltre: tion of the. Cuban Government. “tetors seem to be inquiring as to the relationship of refugees, “with | ee Sere ea Ones
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~ Of Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO FROM SUBJECT: File DATE: 26 October 1959 Chief, Alien Affairs Staff LANZ, Pedro Diaz ~ #202792 == 1. In view of the considerable amount of publicity which was given to the subject over the past weekend with regard to his allegedly having participated in flights over Cuba from Florida dropping anti-Castro leaflets, Mr. || WH Division, was telephonically contacted at 8:40 a. m. this date. Mr.| savised that CIA hac nothing to do with these flights and had no advance notice of the fact that Pedro Diaz LANZ intended to participate. Mr. \ stated that Bernard Reichardt, the WH representative at Miami, has been in touch with the FBI with ins =, an regard to this matter anc also the FBI has been in touch with cron WH representatives in this regard over the past weekend. |e ee) 2, It is the understanding of this Office that subject was admitted into the United States as a lawfully admitted resi- dent alien returning from a brief stay abroad. 3. «ob. [sds further advised that Mr. Reichardt is sup- posed to be in town today and upon his arrival, Mr. Reichardt will be put in touch with the writer in order that the complete story concerning the subject's immigration status, etc., can be obtained. 3. Colonel Edwards was briefed concerning the above at 8:50 a.m. this date and he suggested that we should assure that WH has informed "the Hill" regarding the developments in this matter. This point was raised with Mr. | Jand he advised that various respresentatives of WH have been keeping the Office of the DCI informed over the past weekend regarding these develop- ments. eel PF 2ORIR 3B Wi ge - Cotter OS/AAS/WIC:es 26 Oct 59
(tod. 10113-10270) SECRET “Office Memorandum ¢ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO FROM =: SUBJECT: File DATE: 26 October 1959 Chief, Alien Affairs Staff LANZ, Pedro Diaz - #202792 =o i. On this date in response to my request to Mr. \Robert Reynolds’ of WH Division, Mr. Bernard Reichardt, the WH representative in Miami, Florida, temporarily in Washington, telephonically contacted the writer. In response to the queries of the undersigned, Mr. Reichardt provided the following information: . The Immigration status of the subject at the present time is that of a lawfully admitted permanent resident alien. He is not under contract to CIA and he is not of operational use. He presently resides with his wife and other members of his family. 2. Mr. Reichardt also pointed out that since his earlier appear- ances before the Senate Sub-Committee on Internal Security, he has had no further contact with Congressional Committees. Mr. Reichardt further advised that with regard to the subject's activities which were publicized over the past weekend, CIA had no foreknowledge of these activities. He stated further that he was not contacted by the FBI concerning the recent activities of the subject. 3. From the above, although this Agency ‘evidenced en interest in the subject in the past to the iomigration and Naturalization Service, it is apparent that CIA'has no responsibilities with regard to him. 3. During this telephone conversation Mr. Reichardt also pro- vided the following information concerning the subject's brother, Marcos Diaz LANZ (#202923): Although this Agency interceded with the Immigration and Naturalization Service with regard to Marcos Diaz LANZ's coming into the United States in the recent past, this individual has been paroled on his own recognizance and this Agency consequently has no responsibilities for his custody or other activities. Marcos resides in Florida with SECRET wey
14-00000 SECRET his wife, who recently arrived from Mexico. Mr. Reichardt declared that he is not being operationally used by the WH Division other than as a contact. He is not under con- tract. From the above, it is apparent as in the case of Pedro Diaz LANZ, CIA has no responsibility for the good conduct of Marcos Diaz LANZ in the United States. ee: #202923 OS/AAS/WIC:es 26 Oct 59
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104-10413-10271 JEK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10113-10271 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80TO1357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : C, ALIEN AFFAIRS STAFF TO : FILE - OFFICE MEMO TITLE : MARCOS DIAZ LANZ #202923 DATE : 08/07/1959 PAGES : 2 SUBJECTS : OFFICE PAPER DIAZ LANZ, PEDR DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1A CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED IN PART PUBLIC - RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/24/93 COMMENTS : JFK41 : F19 : 1993.07.24.11:38:38:370320 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10113-10271 [Ni S45459 Baoctd: 32359560 Page i
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(torres | ° STANDARD FORM NO. 64 ad aa qr eOey Office Memorandum * “UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO FROM SUBJECT: Dips File DATE: 10 July 1959 Chief, Alien Affairs Staff LANZ, Pedro Diaz 1. On 9 July 1959, Mr. Herbert D. Nice of the Immigration and Naturalization Service telephonically advised that the sub- ject was under a subpoena to appear before the Senate Internal Security Committee and in the event it was desired by this Agency to contact the subject, such contact should be made through the Senate Committee. This fact was relayed to Mr. 03 | )of the WH Division, and he in turn received a direct confirmation of this fact from Mr. Herbert D. Nice 03 telephonically. 2. On this date Mr. Joe Langan of the SSD contacted. the writer and advised that he had been in turn contacted by Mr. who raised the question as to the capability of the Office of Security, by surveillance or other means, to ascertain the eddress of the subject. Mr. Langan had informed McV¥(_____ Phat although this Office has the capability, in view of the Congressional interest in this matter, no action would be taken without an extremely strong justification. 3. Subsequently, the writer was contacted by the Deputy Chief, Support Branch, on this same point .and Mr. 23 was telephonically contacted by the writer. He stated that, With regard to his conversation with Mr. Langan, he was merely interested in ascertaining whether or not the Office of Security had the capability to surveil the subject and he did not intend that any further action would be taken in this regard. He declared that Col. J. C. King, WH Division Chief, would possibly discuss this, matter with the DCI or Col. Edwards and it was understood by Mr?[[____]Ithat the DCI was not happy with the way General Swing had diverted the subject to the Internal Security Sub-Committee when,in fact,he was aware of the interest of the CIA in hin. 4, At approximately 10:45 a.m., Col. Edwards was briefed generally with regard to the situation and mention was made to him of the fact that he might be contacted by the Chief, WH » Division. er AUB wate ‘J. Cotter mae OS/AAS/WIC:es 13 July 59 ¥aU-ie ed