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14-00000 SS DISPATCH - 8 ren ET a Gina Page 2 2 ; ee a ee 28 September 1959 ae 833 CHECE 8 ONE masThD IOe UE EG , a Me? ONES @FQUIFTD Retain OUD PaOR TOR CAM  1UD080 Oe Quah tO mQ O86 Owe feeceeances; papeport photes, URIBE told LIFAIL nothing could be dons unlesa LIFALL obta @ Lottor fram PREIIAZA requesting the issuanse of documentation, LIPAIL thea vioited tho American Eabsosy vhero the reseptioaist directed him to the Administrativd officsr, This lad not been known to the Station. fhe Administrative officer said bo could not do anything for LIFAIL end scent hin away. LIPAIL then went back to FEDRAZA aml UIE and pleaded with each to so avail, He went to the Administrative officer 4n the Enbacay again, ca 9 Gopteaber 1939, who sent hia to the U.8, Consul, in another buliding, upto. Hie gurpoce, he explained, in going to the Batacsy was to repsrt that bio stolen pacoport had turncd up ot Nieal, Florida; thst o friend in “Hdaad, who had been inquiring regularly at Imaigration in Mieai, talephoned LIVAIL and reported that the stelen pagepert had been used by another to enter the U.S. - But 5 he stated, no one would listen to him and he was afraid to tell too mush, 6, LIPAIL rao gonuinoly frightened, Hoe otated he had paid his hotel bill af the night of 0 September at the request of tha desk clerk, who told him mot to cane tackg that tho oloris cadd ho kad ordore to that offest. LIPAIL construsd this to meas that FSIDAZA had ce ordered. Ho caid Cuban fricndio had informed hia that Fate hed cmiored that no corse Cubans would be pormdtted to leave the Dominican Republic withsut his consent, and that Daninican Intelligence was honoring that. Me learncd that Gubans vao had reported to FRORAZA, at the latter's request, had been arrested ond tad dieappearcds that if LIPAIL went to FEDRAZA again, he would hawe to go tack to training with the cilee or ba imprisoned; that as he, LIPAIL, had participated in the training and had coon what “as going ony PEDRAZA certainly would not permit him — to lcave, Jo Addcd to this, LEFAIL otated that Santiago REY had told PRORAZA tat LEPALL waco on agont for tho Anerican Eabaocy in Hezico City and that, ccrtaialy, FPar2Aca had repeated this to Dealnican Intelligense. Hs related that a girl named LUCIA, wepiting in Doninican Intolligenso, had told him to.bo careful sa ho a9 being investi« gated; that Falawkca imew that LIVAIL had dealt with several Fide -4im Guba, bad | protably misuderstccd tho resgon for this and undoubtedly Foper' ths inferaae |) tica te Eonimican Inte nco3 that friends had vareed him that pladrnolothss aan iad | been malting ioquirics fo hia at the Foo Ketel, LIVAYL sleo etated that he tad re= | ported ths thoi of hin mooper, to the police, This information would autemtieallg | be rosorrcd by tho polics to Doalniean Intelligense, These facts, plus his not havin 2cAnia, uo pacopert or other didcntification, and his idleness, made LIPATL comseiouy of ‘Tamsntary arrest and he was afraid to be essn on the strests, His alething and toilet articles had been placed in tho roca of o friend at the hotel, He Ind (100) | in bills of vaich (20 were placed in the Staticn cafe and he was allowed to keop §20, | (fhis eonoy taco lator returned to LIPAIL and 659.30 of 4¢ was used to buy hao ofr tloket to Hiauie). In tho absence of the Chiof of Higoion at the tins, his sceretary | was asked about tho posesdbility of tenporary aoylia of a Cuban mational im the Bstasay for a few days. The cecrotary stated that this could not be dono. (Putting LIPAIL im another hotel, apartacnt houge, or bearding house «ae not possible because of etrictly-enfcreed laws requiring o sodyla or other eccsptable identification). 6 After darimess, not knowing what elco to do with LIPAIL, he mos taksa to COS hers and proporly provided fer, Ho tas intreduced under ao faleo mame, as a fricnd fron Cuatessla. Tho servants were allcved to hear the eame infermatien and Go questions core asked. A olgied otatanent tao obtaincd frou LIPAIL, date] 9 ome | cabcr, explaining that ho had not aclked Lor seylea in G03! haze amt was otaying thera | because of lack of funds and during inquiFy concerning his passport. The original of this ctatcsscnt io attached for Headquarter'a records,
14-00000 he & roots ot gg 8 a = . . a Wes . . : Bas ee 4° bd oath a oe . of a . . ‘ 7 erranie BITTE Tbr ANS HG, : : - DISPATCH SECRET Cupca)-1756 Page 3. | MAQKED $O8 (NDEZING NO INDEXING REQUIRED INDEXING CAN Gf JUOGED GY QUALIFIED HQ 0868 OMLY o aon aanaaenente : : ACT OM SEQUINED, oo . ee | j peveegnec 18) 9. LIFALL was taken out late one night, wearing dark glasses and a cap, and allewed to telephone his friend, Huaberto CANCIO Gonsales, wham he described as a former Lt. Col. in the Cuban Marines under BATISTA, and a former Cuban Attache ia Washington. CANCIO ie a Cuban exile and was waiting for an istigrant vies to the U.S3. He got the visa end domrted Ciudad Trujillo on 17 September 1959. Ao requested by LIFAIL, CANCIO came in a tazi to the yard of the Babaosy and delivered AIL‘ a personal. possessions in the darkness of shrubbery, while COS stood nearby the ‘dark to protect hin. 10. Others who warned LIPAIL, he stated, in addition to CANCIO, were Teresa, _. the wife of laurcano IBARRA, Cuban, living on Calle Pasteur, near Avo. Independonsia, IBARRA is employed by Vou Dominicana to make propaganda broadcasts to Cubs aightly. | Teresa and LIFAIL's mother are close friends. Another who warned LIFAIL, wan Julio | ELIZALDE, Cuban, living in tho Pas Hotel. Julio 18 a brother of Pio ELIZALDS, former | Minister of War in Cuba. LIPAIL stated that Santiago RLY, Pio ELIZALOS and Gantidage | . ALVAREZ (LIFAIL's uncle, in Mexico City) control or at least havea great deal to do | -with the Cuban exiles in Mexico. CS . li, LIPFAIL wea again taken out late at night and allowed to call Julio ELYZALSS, | Tho latter eqid that one GANDARA (fnu), thon in Julio's roca at the hetel, ind scas= | thing for LUAIL, GANDARA aoked that LIPAIL cama to the hotel but 003 would rs$ pore | eié it. LEPAIL caid ko did not mow GANDARA, LIFAIL eaid he euppoesd that : kad a letter and possibly sons money for him, from LIPAIL's unale, Santiago ALVAREZ. (This was pickcd up the night boforo LIPAIL departed, at the residences cf PERRAZA, whore Julio ELIZALDE was lecated. It preved to te a letter and saas nenoy fren Santiago ALVAREZ). ; 12, C05 held a conference with Captain MIGHIELS of tho 3 ViV04G on tho nigns | of 12 Septeabcr 1959. Thio was arranged through the U.S. Ea Atéacaa, tho peacasd | | > tho Captain's Executive officer. The Captain scat hie gig fcr C03 and extended ceczy | courtesy aboard his chip. MACHAELS served at ono. time ag head of tho U.0. Maval Edgaiin ot Caracas. Aftar a few opening razarica by C03, the Captain cald, “you mst bo G9,8 | This «as acaitted, The Captain waco told caccntdial facts without umecessary dctallao, Ho was told that wa had a young can‘cn cur hands chose piospor’ kad bos etelcn; tind | the can tae o Cuban ani wo cortainly subjcst to arrest and ioprisommns by Bowimican | outacritios if we did not gst him cut. Ths Captain asked 42 tho requost meade c? Mia | tas Imo to ths Ghief of Hicaicn, G03 stated that the Chief of Micoica Ind besa dine | . fomzed by C03 that ho would vioit him (Captain), bus the action being tao collcly| “ ¢hae of G05; that nodither the Chie? of Misciea ner the Mission esuld bo invelvc’, — (fie Chief of Hissicn ind previcwly co advised G23), ths Captain was asked to tale LIVAIL abcami, just tofore ths chip eaiied ca ths folicwing Hoatay morning, drossad . ino eailer'o suit, and alicy him to lcave the chip at Goaitammo Bay, Tile maf diesussed thorenghly. The Captain caid that the Chief of Wicsien would bs abcand the | ehip noxt day for lunchs that ol) be wanted was a “knowing enile” from the Cade? of =| Bissica, Late tho follering afterncen, Gumiay, 13 Septenbor, the Chic? ef Miesien iugermed O53 that tho plan did act go throegh; that 46 ind te be abandensd, tho posaibility of flying LIVATL cut in the Eaval Missien plane was dlocusscd with tho Ghief of Hicaien, tut his position was that neither he nor any clemont of the Misaion | could participate in the matter, and that 003 should handle the problex, /3e It da undoubtedly 7 Up
14-00000 ¢  & e8 gE : , ‘ : one ATION Torspatcr $¢iebGs AND MO ” ; = : DISPATCH 23 Septanber 1959 RE ae” — (CMEC “ER ONE) MAQKED FOR INDERING __NO INDEXING GeQuiagD INDEXING Cam &@ IU0O0dD GY QUAUFIED HQ OF8R ONLY 13. It 49 undoubtedly trua that Easntdago RET's fricndchip for Oliver GALEOSD waa the catalyst in the actions taken to ovmeuste LIFAIL. GALDOND to R&Y to Fred E0SQUB to FEais Sosa to FiiAZA waco tho chain, (603 bad o long talk with FelRAZA and FEES Gosa ca tho afternoon of 19 Baptcaber 19590 FEREZ Goca fo oa troublo shestor end contact man for the Ganeralicoiceo, As oust! ho deale o great deal with ABZZ3. After muoh talk and several rowdo of otraighd whiskoy, Pal2AZA Ciraliy consentcd to agres to the docuzcatation ond departure of LIPATL. When 009 appreacied FEIAgZA and FEES Ocaa, tho catter of LIPATL'sa departure had not bson decided, FalmAZ4’ eas otubborn and PEREZ Gers was wary. Theare kad to be mush eadd by COD about, "ag ons coldicr to another’, end “honor between old soldiers”, ato, Ths breals coanod to can | when 003 caid, “Gensral, Y would havo done this for your con", (Tha loss of his cca ‘40 @ tender opot.) The General gulpsd a straight ohot c? wadskcy and lowered hio k ca hie bands, Ho caid, “fake tha bey, he is an ‘ovals extewrinda'®, Pike Coos esse | tinued to esy, “We want to ta cure thio ran ia nob a FEOLG oa o Ho was assured eoverad ¢4is9 and told that C03 knew LIFAIL whan the latter worked EQAC in Havana (which is not true). U4. On the corning of 21 Septenbar, not having heard fron FciiaAZ’ over tho wectel exd, GOS winited ABRES. (FaD2azaA called later and eadd he had cocn ABG3), golsd cany quosticns about LIVAIL, walen were oithor anowared footwally without ezy Glolation of csourity, or cucsoooBuliy cvadcd. He otated twice tat ho Ind infemse tica indicating that LIPAIL «aa ao Pidelinty, This was vigorously denicd, After o : conference of corer an hour AEZE3 Ri ho Would approve the dceumentaticn oni copartard of EIFAIL, and would so notify the Gator of Iemigraticn, ULE3. (RIES was thes ot o hospital vhere hio wife we giving birth toa taty., The Giatlen pranpily oat Slewers to hiro, UES), ABEEI wao also asoured that O03 know LIFAIL when the latter tas ey | pleyed by Buc. 15, As ccon oo UIE vas available, the elev and owmbergemo procedure c? Cooumare taticn eas begun, LIFAIL tao issued on Intermticml Paosport cri ca cult pormlte Lo | ‘gave his age a9 2 ond hio cosugatden oo "student", While €03 mau tusy with one oles EXVAIL told another olork that he was going to Miami and Mazieco Gity. fThio cculd not | be changed, although 4¢ waa tricd, 605 had hoped to show that LIPAIL was going to Biieai caly, cna tourist visa, 18 At ths U.6, Consulate, discuseica kaving beca provicualy tad tith tho Csasul a Vice Consul put o transit wica in LIPAILs pacapert. Reguset.tas cade fer a towréat wica without suocess. Ths qusatica of LIVAIL not koving o Nasiean vica tas Ciscusssa | with the Vies Conowl, His answer wae "got yous con ca the tay and don't bother ebouws | o Haziean viea®, Ho coplainsd that to opply for a Hexican visa vould acon coverall Gayo befere its icsyancss and that tho Haziean Eabasoy would quis LIVATL thereughly as to why ho had cows to the Daninioan Republic, why he had becn in Waxiso and way bo i /wanted to retura
14-00000 oe Vortdatcn $vaeo wa SECRET (orci rss Page 5 en eda bGuatieed Fad ed ee or es eter arnnns ee gas meme 28 Septenber 1999 ae 43-3 — (CHECK “H ONE) |__| MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING G€QUIRED INDEXING CAN GE JUDGED BY QUALIFD HQ DESE ONLY FAGPERENC EG) wanted to return to Mexico, and protably cok other questions, “that you (003) don't cape to havo answered®, Thorofere, the idea of a Moxdcan vies waco dropped. The Consul ctated that ynleso ho cent LIPAIL'’s application for a vica to Washingten for clearance, G03 woeld fave to furnish the Consul o menorandua containing the state= moutoa he opscificd. The memorandum we furnished and a carbon copy ia attached for Headgquarter's informatica. 270 At the Fan fmorican Admaya ticket ‘office the manager jo a Dominican. After & Gazeway ticket to Miaind had been purehaced from ona of the clorks cho asked no quasticzs, tho manager pickcd up the deswants, reviewed thea ond eald, “Thde man io going to Mozico, He deca nob have o Harican vies and ho is not ticketed to Hamice®, | GO3 offercd to buy a ticket on ¢hrough to Hardee City, but the Kamager cada that cowld not to dona without the Hamican viea. (03 then offered to buy LIPATL a roumde | trip tiskot, Giudad Trajdlio to Micali and rcturn, but tho managc? refused because LIPAIL had o transit vica and mot a tourist vica. G03 then identified himsel? fas cn | ) Eabaesy of ficcr jond explainsd that LIPAIL would be met by o U.S. offiedal fn ki “who would tao care of gctting o Maxican vica ond tickating LIPAIL on to Mexico City. | fhe manager thon demanded a lotter, ca Hicsaicn letterkcad, tho tems of whica ko stated, to protcot FAA against tho pocaibility of oa G1000 fimo. Ho would not rellcase | ths tisket without th a Co Gos propared the letter and delivered it. It io hoped that (as requcatcd giinai roprcacntation equared this with the oppropriat: offieinlo in Hicni. a Bs Che fins night bs sesesced ond the istter given BU | Dy €03 vould be brought into the opan, There was no other course to take under the 16, .Wnen LIFAIL was at the airport fer departura, General FEDRAZA and at deast fivtecn other Cubans ware on kand to ses him off, Ona Cuban sacked LIPAIL, "ctm¢ wool you charge fcr tho ocerct®, 603 noddcd to FRIRAZA and gteed in the backgrouzd, Uhsa | LIVAIL loft ho had $50 U.0. dollars and (2 Deiinican Pesos. (This waco cade up of the | balance of hio origins] 6100, plug tho remainder of $100 hs had received frea his unsle in Miami, out of which he paid off 9 indebtciness to PEIRAZA's secretary, which was not questioned). a a 19> + LIFAIL waco quissed thoroughly ond often as to what ho my havo learasd ob | ias Galdcras, in Ciudad Trujilio, end frea othar Cubans in gemeral, It appears that | ho learned Little, unless ha chous to reserve his revelationa far porsens in Ecco | Gity. fs esld bis expericnse at Las Caldems was dull end tat ho mised vary LaGble | with others; that it was training, eating and cloeping; that ho did not go to Con F otanza and knows nothing obout it; that there is mo Cuban crilo leadorahip co? cove A cequence in the Deainican Ropublic othor than FEDRAZA, to his knowledgs., Es Eo express a the idea that oo Cantiago REY did not return to Ciudad Trujillo, REY ond F \may | kavo kad differcnacs. He had no evidense of this. LIFAILJa confidence fo 8 cusesss= | fal duvaoica of Guba by axriles io cero. It appears that the time he open’ 4n the Deninican Republic tas unprofitable, It can bs sumed up, in co far as thi Cltatica imows, oo training with exiles, during which he learned nothing of intelligence valus,| end pocoible arrest with ite feared senscquences, a . fomamsrs LIPAIL 49 a cirounstances. A copy of the lotter is ottached for Headquarter's information, me and five wooks of idleness during which ho suffered anxiety over his stolen Fasaper’
14-00000 OUP ATCe BYMBCH AMD he) gu (HDCA}1756 Page 6 DISPATCH | serer HEADQUARTERS PLENO 28 Septenber 1959 _ te Waa" 2 (enece ONE) ~ _MABKED FOR INDEXING | — 1 FACTION @rquisto | IMOEING CAN €& 1UDGED : i$ ov | QUALIFIED HQ DESK ONLY yeerceences: ae. 20, GOMMENT: LIFAIL is a bright young man who displayed culture. ond geod = - manners. He was genuinely appreciative for the assistance given hin, It should ba” understood however, that he 19 immature and, in the face of some element of danger, -. da like a frightencd little boy, The Daninican Republic is cruel, consolenseless and extrensly dangerous for old hands and such a novice has no shates. It has bean the quiek undoing of more esasoned man. It 4a believed that the theft of LIFATL¢s pacapert can be considered advantageous, If he had stayed on in the Dominican Ropublic, without experiencing the loas of his passport, it 1a a safe aseuaption that | ke would have becowa, suspect, arrested and whisked off to prison, Torture would have broken him quickly, He should not return to the Dominican Republic under any circumstances, and he was sco informed emphatically. oy gyms 2 aon a ee cece cmt tape - eeg Dmn  aagge Momg eR ge eA RICHARD PF. ARVILLE ‘Attachaents 1. Statement by LIFALL re not oceking asylua 2e Latter to Consul requesting vies 36 Latter to PAA 28 September 1959 Distritutions 3 ~ fas. w/atts use 1 — Ravana w/o atés. 1 «(Hexicd w/o atts. (6-3
14-00000 _ my — cn reer scam ert me ie tinea nee oe aan 28 Septeaber 1959  ~a3.y° — (CHEE “i OnE) INDEHING CAM 6B JUDGED GY QUALFIED HQ O8Sh ONLY eerdeencaay © a 20. COMMENT: LIFAIL is a bright young man who displayed cultur@and good | | manners, He was genuinely appreciative for the assistance given him, Yt ohould be’. | understoed however, that he is immature and, in the face of come elemant of danger, | is like a frightened little boy. The Daainioan Republics is cruel, consclenceless and extremely dangerous for old hands and such e novice has no chames. Xt has been the quick undoing of more seasoned men. It de believed that the theft of LIPAIL's. passport can be considered advantageous, If he bad stayed on in the Dominican Republic, without experiencing the lose of hio paseport, it ie a safo assumption thas | he would have becomA suspect, arrested and whisked off to prison, Torture would have broken him quickly. He should not return to the Deainican Republic under any circumstances, and hoe was so informed emphatically. RICHARD F, ARVILLS Attachments 1, Statement by LIFAIL re not +oeking esyl 2. Lettor to Consul requesting viea. . 3. Latter to PAA 28 September 1959 Distributicns . 3 = Kgs. w/atts use 2 ~ Bavana w/o atte. 1 ~(Haxicd)w/o atte. (6-3 CLASSIFICATION. Ufd FLIvIGus EDT. ON
000 ee | _ | —_-_ : F, AiAedauas || | %, 72 MOOH) 22 | Ff, 9 September 1959 — ex : Roy vino o la Eabajoda a reportar el robo de mi Pacaporte, ol curl fus ucado por alguien para visjar a ea Estados Unides, Eacentré al echor Resd en la Enbajeda a quién habia cencedde en La Habana dons trabajé coa BRAC. El seflor Read dijo que 61 mandaria neneajes a los Estados Unidos para ayudarne a ccageguir mi pasaporte, Yo pido asile y no lo necesito, Por falta de dinero y debido o mi amistad occa ol sofier Read, 61 mo ofresié hoapedaje on su casa por unos dfag durente sus evorigusciones sobre mi pasaporte cezo m favor qua 6] me concede, - OS ae ~ 06
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14-00000 ed ‘ . ‘ , ‘ - , i 2S - 4 ° ‘ ae \ . . 0) rr Or . # ts] ecial Affaire Staff xx | > Wee a tat quads Zz i § ‘ \ SLADQUANTERS 0882 j op 8 AOE tapering +Chiof of Station, sIWAVE > _IS j. fwaiter « TYPIC/Operational Termination of “AMTABBY Personnel = ; — y Met RMQUIRED REFLATNCED ACTION REQUIRED: Cancel POAs " REFERENCE: A. WAVE 0626, 27 October 62 - B, DIR 03390, 6 December 62 : C.. DIR 03464, 6 December 62 ; “Y ; D, -DIR 16625, 9 February 63. , o | Lo a- “1. «The following individuals’ were on A@-standby basis with the AMTABBY Group and have been terminated effective 1 May 1963 Jose Mfguel CARVAJAL Gonzalez 201-2919f5 a ae Armando CABALLERO Parodi 2015294805 ; ' % Antonio SOTO Vazquez. 201-294544 : Alberto PEREZ Martinez. "201-2825 74 2, CABALLERO, SOTO and PEREZ have heen wranted PoAa- per : Refs B, C.and D respectively. A POA was requested for CARVAJAL *. per Ref A. It is requested that their POAS be cancelled, END, OF DISPATCH _ - Distribution: S$@ - Addressee f a . . £ Ot 7 — ORG - ATH Stes (o-teben) 2 Of —~FOrR- ‘ aera AYyy GAY (es Er Oda, Pomnmmo. °° Dark Crete Hern wary 7Y Cer ¢ wh ha )] 7 May’ 63 a ween Laem 6 CROSS REFERENCE (0 . : DISPATCH SYMACL AND pend R Ho . | URGA-s925 Semen HEADQUART LYS FUE MeerRE ° eag | easineaen | 1. Each 201 af iion 1919-132-5-10/}