Borer) ABR we tt Eh eee eS AC denot bee niedbles TBbaewet hye oe ot cecal Lorene i 1 . 1 en Ee s Fe et eaten TIT ENERO As GAT Hine 18 Vie se A AT Lateran eee tee ARETE SRF GEEM ate A pdmpyne wt S Obwe oe IS ee i a ieee . ds NTN R G mn nm (a as i CASHEL AT ICL. ; D ie: pan Te . Ve Sw SECRET | ; > No! ‘index 0 INDE EING order i TONY OCAUELG DIE “AN JUDGE [eT Xa inma foo re ae - a ohtef of Station, Wexico Cit ; | ceotia . BET Te 7 enn 0 BRUMEN/The LIRING-3 Operation ALTIGG REGURAD » RIS GAMES Action Required: FYI Reference : HMMA-36184, 17 January 1969 ; 1. Forwarded attached are the two last contact reports written by Wallace B. ROSTON on LIRING-3 before iSWTON's departure on TDY in late January 1969. These reports are Gate 20 BHU 26 SAUUEEY. AADU LUAWALUCU 25 anULEA, KepuL t by ROYTON, dated 28 November 1968, which the Station somehow failed to forward. | j 2. That LIRING has forwarded information to the Mexicar,- Communist Party casting suspicion on LIRING-3's past activities did not come as a great shock. Heraclio ZEPEDA is known to the Station as a previous teacher at the University of Jalapa who said in 1966 that he would accept a teaching position ia PBRUMEN, a country he has visited on several occasions at the invitation of its government. ZEPEDA also spent some time Continued. .......cseclececeeeee Attachments: 1. Reports (3), h/w 2. Identity Sheet, u/s/e i. 1 | i ' \ - : a \ Distribution: , Orig & 2 - C/VHD (w/atts - 1 copy att 1; 3 copies att 2 2 —- COS, | (w/atts - 1 copy att 1; 2 copies 2 February 1969 FIC /- 775304 ee | - @ eaesees! ag ame Gag taducig age to. t
14-00000 6 eco ar ernest SR SARA he ORGAO. AUER BR te sepa Sb at pec eee rteawinieenaeratintrescnes apenas yatante Gate GeNetin hale ese ymireecnel ween + Seen emt aree Rete pee et ee ee Pe ETE eny ia wot - 4 CA BEF RAT ety TASPAT Cr SORE, APD Me MBER ~ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH , SECRET in 1965 in the U.S.S.R., where he was described as Foreign Correspondent of La Voz de Vexico, an official orgaa! of the Mexican Communist Party (see HMMA-27727, 24 November! 1965), ZEPEDA apparently also visited Comsunist China. He appears to be well acquainted with LIRING-9. In view of the’ above, the Station instructed ROFTON to ask LIRING-3 to refrain from attempting to use ZEPEDA to obtain a “"bootleg™ copy of the LIRING letter to the Mexican Communist Party. Tne Station feels a copy of this letter would add little to the known fact that LIRING-3 is a person that LIRING continues to view as “suspect.” LIONHEART has been asked for up-to-date inzrorma~ tion on ZEPEDA's Party position. Any information passed by LIONHEART will be forwarded to Headquarters. ; ; ’ — Qe vom | f\: mein . for Willard C. CURTIS * wee tag ape eerenateametcler tet tno meee apaneteheenennet manne pte: 1 meer congener comemmimman: or we emery’ Mees wer, ty rs ao . t | CL ARF ee Pelee SECRET USE PREVIOUS EHO. Amarthage An ngerd Sete Mt Ap tet Brernie Late ae TNT cern Mere casera mredipniaiees Sut setae Babine certotsT SRO ved che a A tee cat snee aries tec
i rumria- 36408 °° OS C0 = SECRET to Qh cr traced . 7 . fei Ned Anna. x4 od 2& November 91968 3e vos Subject: LIRING/3 Report of Méeting with LIRINS/9. | 4. LIRING/3 reported to Kowton at C015 on 27/11/65 that he had inet with Ligitig/@ at the LIRING establishment frea about 1745 until 1900 on 26/11/68. Ee stated that he gave LIRING/9 his written report on his recent experiences in Guatemala and the conclusions be drew from talking with FAR members there. } L/3 also stated that he did his best to assure L/S that, aithourh he sympathized with the lanents of the Leén Earrios brothers, he was really on the PBRUMEN - side and offered to do all he could to assist the IhINGs in their attenpts to assist the revolutionary forces, The following is Rowton's reconstruction of the conversation, based on LIKING/3's report: L/3:."I'm sorry to be late, but I had to finish the report." L/9: "Alright. I've been waiting here at the gate so there wouldn't be any furtner delay. Let's go to my office so we can talk pri- Upon entering office, 1/9 removes jacket and offers 1/3 a seat in the office. ; L/3: "Well, here's my rerort. I must apologize that it's in rough draft form. I had to write it rather hurriedly when my wife was not around. it's really just a series of badly orgazized thoughts and ideas but T*li be glad te explain. There's a great deal more, of course, that I could explain on the subject. Do you wish me to read it?* - L/9: "Ko, that's alright. L/9 glances through the report and continues: . "I°l] read it carefully later. IJ really didn't expect such a long report. I appreciate it. Im the meantize, how are you doang in your personal effairs?% , ; Lf/3: "well, as I told you last time, I'm very much up in tne afr at, the .. . .moent. My exposition has started but is net going asiwell as can be expected ~ as well as I had hoped. You kmow, these things have their up's and down’s. I'll sell sone things, at least te cover my current ' expenses, but I'll really have to get better organized financially fin the near future, The first problem that I'm really worried about “4s my wife, and I frankly feel that I gust appeal to,you for help. : "Of course. Well, what is the probles?* : 3 “AS you know, some time ago my wife and I had a serife of . “unpleasant situations that alsost led to a separation...” ' 2 Lf/9: "Ie that right! ses it thet serious?" “anything political?" -. = No, absolutely not. It was purely a donestic 3 propebly, reaper Now 1/3: | flevatr { Zi feel that I must be very frank with you. I was Propably.Feapgngsule f | , |
| ate deems wee cen tem 1/9 L/3 1/9 L/3 1/9: L/3: L/9 1/3 oe oe oe one - err ‘ mo, SEC! RET Wer er WAVAA = Biel ig o . . fe i “foe. { I because of an affair I bad with &khe Carmen, - you know, the daughter of tne doctor we just said helle to as we came in, tie one talzing with Liginc/2. " "Is that so? I had no ideal” “well I assumed you knew, since Carmen's father is a close friend of ‘your Chief. in any case, it's over now, and I den't expect any trouble frow that quarter. However, I feel that I should explain that H have en obligation to my wife for all that she did not me while i was in jail with no help from anyone, es you well know." ‘ "Yea, it was difficult for her.* | "You see, my wife is a sincere revolutionary, but she really éoesn?t want anv vart of the artivitie that « rewaluetan danendd Ghote Lite os many others, including my former cell-mate and his fanous uncle, whe talk a great revolution, but fall apart when the chips are down." "Yes, we know plenty of those types." ! "well, anyway, my wife wouldn't approve of my reinvolvezent end keeps pressing me to take a "respectable" job which she knows I could obtain througa my friends. dhat I really wnat to do is to somehow calm her down © and srrange things so that she wom’t nave any idea of my politiccl pians. 4s you know her father is very il] in New York, and she is anxious to see him before he dies. I can arrange an exposition in ‘Montreal and then ask the father to come up to see us there. That would get around the preblem of a U.S. visa, which I'm sure neither of us could get.” "ho. I’m sure you couldn't." *Themly problem is transporta‘ion. Air passage is too ‘expensive and unfortunately there are no boats going from here. They all stop at New York. Don’t you have regular ship traffic to Montreal, iso that we could go taat way?” "Yes we do. I'm sure that could be arranred. I see no drobler.* * de could then kill two birds with one stone, by stopping off at the FastEEN capital enroute." - . * Yes, there's really no probles.” *I hope you understand my problem. I'm in a very serio at the moment, and couldn't possibly solve this proble your help.* cy ¥ 8 way financially myself without AB Ker renner wad "sell, how are you doing ottierwide - I mean in meeting {living expongses?* “Just getting by. You know we live on a very modest - day to day basis. Ss SECRET caren false
14-00000 ¥ . SECRET “ETE! Hana abdoy ° ° * , . ‘ - : 3- 29 flovenbéer 01968 “The exposition is not going as well as I expected. But ‘the problem T°’ really concerrel shout ie thes of ny wife.® L/S: "Let her go to FBRUMEN,* ; L/3: "what do you sean? I don't understand.” L/9: "Well, I meen with you, when you go." L/3: Ch, yes, 1 see. Cf course, She can see her relatives and there won't be a problem. You know sy wife was getting pretty desperate about seeing , RAGUXRRRBELIHRXMMSETERXEREX her father and she even talked of going to the Northanerican anbassy for a visa so that she could go to Kew York. Imagine that! I told it would be no use - just a waste of time since she woivind get the visa.” L/G: "For heaven's sake, tell her not to go! Fhat would create ao end of fatcccvpabivus du Loe rDKUMSN capital. Calm her downsby all means. L/3: "Getting back to my report, as I said, sany points can be expanded.” L/9: "Yes. Let's zeet again on,say, Monday, at a time convenient for you." L/3: *You know I have plenty of time now. I'm up in the air, as I said, not i doing much = just the expositicn. Cn the other hand you! ra busy man. be You set the time." : .Bf9: ® I taizk about 1060 would be good. Is that okay with you?” ; L/3: ™ Yes. I'll be back." | : Z/9: “I'm gald you covered the important point as to what the. FAR thinks of us. This is very important to us. Also you say that you expect a contact with one of them here7* -£/3: "Yes, with a certain ‘Pavel’ but I don't know when. I am ‘in contact as yeu ¢an gee. They have been writing me more or less regularly since my de- parture." ( L/3 takes two letters from pocket and shows teeny but L/9 - tekes no move to take them or reed contents.) Z/9: "Well, I'll be waiting for you at 1000 on Honday.” | i "2e LIRING/3 told Rowton at a subsequent neeting (1100,28/11/68C) that when he returned home the previous evening, he found te his surprise a nate slipped i under the deor from LIRING/9 asxing him not to ferget to come by at ‘1000 on Monday» 2 Decenbder, 1968, ; | ¥ B Rowton cre peintee ate Maercatemteretermuen arte wenn age ate te SECRET
i i « _. as Poy * oe 7 rer 4 ‘. . eee OTT FL nnA 3b ney H i H i 43 Jenuary396° Subject: LIRIEG/3 Report of Activities for the Period 7=13 Januery,1°89. a | | 4. Rowton met with L2ndNiG/3 at the Camino Real Zestaurant at 1000 on 40 and 13 January. Ze reported the following developments in ‘connection with the accusatiozs made against bin to Marta Barrios de Ledn by Identity A (a} Cn the evering of & Janusry,1969, Identity B - called on hin at his home unannounced and rade an effert to : smooth over the hard feelincs that hed arisen Letween LIRING/3 i and hex husband. She denied any knowledge of charges made by : hee Luovesd aguiuse 2/5 ana cianmec thst she could not believe them in any case. Wihen L/3 stated that he had definite proof: ! in the fors ef a letter Identity B insisted on seeing it. L/3 (who had civen the original letter to Rorton) atalled pro-~ mising to produce the letter on 10 January in the presence of her hoy husband. 1/3 told kovton that when he atterpted to contact Iden B ; and her husband by phone on the morning of 10 January, be found the phone constantly busy and suspects that the receiver was left purposely off the hcok. , (db) On the evering of 12 January,1969, Arturo Serrano of the CPM, visited Li2I:G/3 at his hore and toic him that the Central Con- mittee of the CPM had discussed his feud with Identity A. , in response. to the letter LIRING/3 had sent to it alleging that iden A was malisning him anjuetly. Serrano continued that the CC of the CFM had found the letter too vague to make any sense, but in any case could not take Iden A seriously. Serrano told Lf/3 that Iden A and Identity B had been recently formally expelled frea the varty for ideolovical reasons, but still had a : number of friends willing te vouch for tzem. On tae! other hand ' Serrane stated that the CC of the Crw had received inforsation "“gome time avo" from the LiginG office alleging that LIRING/3 had been acting in a suspicious manner, eSprcially with; regard to cer= tain infornution he had provided concerning Juli4n Lépes that "sould not tave come from a source other than the police." Serrano continued that although the CrM had no love for the [LIRING office it nevertheless had to take such a report into consideration and : . the burden of proéf was really on Lidl. 6/3. ' SECRET : ieee tnmie me vee ante ms Rete at i! meee Ne om ate 1 ° + onde SEP egERMe RE Om ree 3 seer we or an te ‘
‘ - SECRTT * prreer'y| : | 24 January, 1969 ° i t TRDD BEV OK Subject: LIAING/2 Report of Address of Guatezelan Refugees in Mexico City. } ‘ 1. At 1000 on 24/1/69 LintiG/3 told Rowton thet his old Guatemalan friend Jacobo Rodriquez Padilla was residing at Calle Veracruz 1%, apartment, and that the Carlos Vege,snom Jacobo nad sent to’ LIING/3's home with a note asking i/3 to help Vega, was living in the azotea (servant's) room belonging te Jacobo's apartzert. 2. L/3 also reported that Carlos Vera agein celled on hin unars ounced et hia anartment on 20 Januarv.and asked him to arranre tarouch his PBRUMEN friends te senc a puckage of medicine to a son of ‘vurcios who was living in the PSRUMcN capital. Vega alss asked L/3 to send two "very important" letters to PSXUMEN throurch friends who could bypess the usual censorship. L/3 pronised te ia what he could and asxed Vega to deliver the letters tohin on 25 January. j 3. Because of the obvious possibiiity of provecation in this rather unexplained behavior of Carlos Vega ( he originelly told 1/3 that he was a close friend of Identity A ), Rowton asreed with 'L/3 that no attempt should be made to open the letters ard shat they should be delivered ;rozptly to the LIKIAG office for #«natever disposition that estabiishment might wnat to make of the letters. L/3 promised to note carefully the addressees of the letters. | &, Fowton tcl¢d L/3 that he would have to leave town for a yisit te Monterrey and was not certain when he would be able to finish his business there. He made at date, however, for 1000, 3 Febrdary,at the Camino heal restaurant,and asked L/3 to return to the saze place at 1000 on 7 February in the event that Rowton did not eppyer at the firet tize and date. . : ee } * Wallace 3. Rowton | 7 SECRET | 126. 27650) 1% sewer TRAD SURLY emt + oe) ww . . ween! Cee ata ne Seren dase me ese veR wei bee seep ee Lar Getta alt ararnneion ang?
* Jone ceetatatn ges taeaareusraga natant ep Oe LMNEP IN ANAT MR SL Eten one ravttiereseewen SE Fa ‘ a 1 il x NI ; « ° SE . Arr er inns - -3b vox Serrano,as a friend, advised L/3 to "taze the ball by the horns” an3 send a3 such data as fossitle to defend himself to all “icpertaxt progressive” orgenizations. re volunteered to pass a copy of the letter from Marta Zarrios te the CIM and L/3's version of the arrest and detention as scom as he had pre- pared it. «2. In response te EKowton's query as to any other friends L/3 might have in the CPM who misht be able to obtain a copy of the origizal letter from the LIRING Cffice, LIRING/3 recalled thet an old acquaintence from Chiapas, Taweatin Tortin, bud Seceumusay Auviveu CiMm TO Ginner and appeared anxious to ‘Te-estabiisn contac et with hin. I/3 told Rowton thet he hed xnown Zepeda in the PRRUMIN capital some six years previously end recalled that Zeveda bad traveled and <tucied in Communist China and the Soviet Union before re- turing to Mexice. Zepeda recently told L/3 that he was exzployed in CCNASUPO and that he had written several articles favorable to L/3 in: "Renovacién" @ daily newspaper ne controlled in Tuxla-Gutierrez,Chiapas. L/3 told Rowton that he later learned thatthe newspaper was actually owned by Hank GonzAdlez, general director of COKASUPO, who apparently hed political aubitions. 3. doxton sugzcested that L/3 get in torch with Zeveda net only to deterzine why he nad recontacted L/3 after so long a tine, but to ascertain his current relationship with the CPM and the LIRING office, if any. 4, LIRING/3 stated that he hed not been recontacted by "Résulo" and promised te advise Rowton in advance of a future meeting gsc that Zowton could cover 4t in the hope of getting a good look at the Fak representative. co avreeee _ . ae Wes B Rosten “4 Ad mM blee Tre Fh smartest et pee reminisce eee ts Se
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Cease Sic srramay Osetra aes CisegrD Kevase PEREIAT OAT HOT ED SECRET oon a { @’2ee Filed fe} 1 nnentnnnennet nese DEPOT me OF TiS COPY Pile 8.° 2D wane veeerres ~ Bere nee COPT C] aera Cc] SLOTTED Ba or. Aly if a ss oH tree CABBIE TO FE EO errno }  sexenaaaerteeeestestfteneeennes- nt Ba? TO ME wer woe Ti vee no porew ov == ® exeam Cert ra grancn Ly | gesveoy (] mes. BT uez ~ a fran ‘ “™ 4 aio cory pee ve | PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY #8265 ECRET 4. ACCORDING RODRISUZZ, THELNA KING (221-203373) IS) TANAMANIAS , WITH STRONG NATIONALIST POLITICAL CRIENTATIOS. HE STAT@=D KING BOT . MEMBER OF COMMUNISTS PARTY BUT HAD WIDE CONTACTS AMOS VARIOUS _ LEFTIST GROUPS. HE ALSO STATED KISG IN TOUCH WITH NORTHAMERICANS, WHO HAVE APPARENTLY HELPED If TAKING CARE HER DAUGHTER’ WHO SICK WITH LEUKEMIA. RODRIGUEZ TCLD LIRISG-3 CUBANS DO ROT TRUST KING Af HAVE ASKED PANAMANIAN ZXTREMISL OFGAMIZATIONS BE CAREFUL IN DEALIEGS WITH HER. HOWEVER, RCORIGUEZ STATED TANAMARIAN LEFTIST ORGANIZATIONS FEEL KING USEFUL TO CERTAIS POINT, ALTHOUGH MARY NERSERS FELL ‘SHE i i ~ “PLAYING BOTH SIDES”. ; f Se RODRIGUEZ STATED HE HOT KENSER ANY srcanrzarzon| ALTHOUGH oo HE FORMERLY 18 PANAMANIAN CP. HE STATED HE AUTHORIZED IBY “VARIOUS EXTREMISTS GROUPS” GO COSTA RICA ASD ESTABLISH CONTACT IWITH- ee PARBARANIAN REFUGEE GROUPS THERE. RODRIGUEZ STATED “ratt108 MEXiCAN ' POPULAR SOCIALIST PARTY (PPS) HAD ALREADY SET uP CORTAET FOR HIK is _ COSTA RICA To EWABLE HIM OBTAIS ARMS THERE FOR SHIPRENY PANAMA. 6 LIRIGG-3 INSTURCTED ALLOv TURRBER STAY WITH win, [IF TUR NER oe ue, AGREEABLE, AND TO USE OPPORTUSITY ATTEMPT LEARN PROGRESS TURWER* $ ' TALES WIT CUBANS. LIRIGG-35 MULL. ALSO are SEMPT LEaARR WHO 1 PPS .18 ; CONTACT VITH.RODBIGUEZ Spa “ESEcRET’ Pp ep. wot seat pee eB mee eta Te ET lee Se age a es ee i : ' 7 é
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