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FD-263, (Rev. ai) ; " , mas - a — ol “FEDERAL: | UREAU OF INVEx, _GATION "REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE. So Omen ~ INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD é MIAMI | NEWARK NOV 7 Wee | 10/16 - 10/30/69 | ee errs TITLE OF CASE Oe REPORT MADE BY ___ JAMES Dy HAYES SECREL ree ~ __ OTHER 1b, 1c ) “Ts = CUBA ’ REFERENCE : au letter to Newark dated 10/16/69, captioned — - ALL INFORM REIN Ts TAKEOVER/ IS ~- CU." MATION CONTATNED ie \9 . ) ~ Rv ~ a SHOWN onmnss, ~ /) fy REQUEST OF BUREAU Submit copy of this report to the Attorney ‘General for determination as to whether or not subject is required » \o to register pursuant to the provisions of 851-857, Title 50, U. 8. Code. ™, i “ CLASSIFIED BY S06%ofqee- & ~ ADMINISTRATIVE - — DECLASSIFY QN: 2X0 On > SIL) \ GD This report is being ‘submitted in accordance with r 4, referenced Bureau letter. No local dissemination is being ___ACCOMPLISHME L tb ’ 8 ACQUIT-[ case Has BEEN: __FINE Ae oN NGS fe tYveries TALS i/OR CK AR [_lres [_]no teat RMé a ee CRSA EHD _Clves ~-JNo BOR] AGEN ; __IN CHARGE DO NOT WRITE iN SPACES BELO 1 - New ita: (Info) (an) 1 - Miami [ets4-1494) es 7 to ifeires| + mv 10 10 196 “a | 4 y Mit? 7 — 7 i 3Y_. ull lee _ __t ee a Rema ins rb Atlas, CA. Dissemination Record of Attached "Report: Ny Agency Request Rec Recd. ly Date Fwd. } How Fwd. By NW 45770 DociId:32292112 Page 2
| r ' — Mit34-14341G) | | SEGRE Sources and informants referred to in this report as contacted with negative results are PSI CARMELINA BONAFONTE , MM 492-Sfand MM(815;5, (&) - Source is CIA, covert, Miami .() U) INS Lookout Notice, F-1 and F-3 stop, continues to be in effect until January 30, 1974, ‘This report is classified "secret" inasmuch as it contains information so classified, ' Information copy is furnished New York for their An extra copy of this report is being furnished Newark for possible transmittal to INS inasmuch as subject. currently resides in the Newark area, Di - Ben PR DocIiId:32292112 Page 3
4FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) USD STATES DEPARTMENT OF “*STICE oo ‘.._ EDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGA>.~ | | . : SECRET : . ee - > AUG INFORMA Report of: JAMES D. HAYES ‘Office: _ Miami Date: NOV 7 1969 Field Office File #:| 134— 1434 (8) Bureau File + [134-16644%§) . 1b, 1c Character: INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA ) symSQiNS jon 7/12/67, another governmental agency which conducts SS intelligence investigations, informed that during \ : = Sy ' September, 1962,(subject) was approached the Cuban cs) 7 ae WP Intelligence Servtce ( s) Vin Cuba and offered the esa > opportunity of (taking an “espionage course" } however LS} izazZz Nays she claimed asylumjin the (ru ayan Embassy in Havan SJ Lea *~ efore any folloW-up was made[{by CIS.| (She subsequentl CSA iS > 2% came to the United States. The. above agency advised that 3 2 ec: during May, 1967, (she) received a_letter from(a CIS agent Csj Oe OS suggesting|a meeting in New York.) Thereafter, subject \ SJ OFFERS voluntarily advised the FBI that while in New York during . = AwS July, 1967,fshe \was(recruited by CIS to work for them, Cs) eG? in Miami. eyfurnished detailed information concerningl.4) eae (her contact, targets, objectives, paraphernalia, instructions \ ‘Coarse and communications,\ Sources and informants not aware ra any (specific activities engaged in by subject) while in <J Miami. (3) | - Soo¢sLYnde 14/27 G2) - RUC - CLASSIFIED BY “S68 Sto ian DETAILS: © . : EY 10/2¢ [a7 On July 12, 1967, another United States Govern- ment Agency (which conducts. intelligence. investigations]. Vv that in September, 1962, had been approached{by the ! SECRET “S 7 | Graup a : _ Excluded f36m automatic downgrading Anddeclassification .- oo | This document contatns neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to © i your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. NW 45770 DociId:32292112 Page 4
(intelligence Service (CIS))in Cuba and offered the CS) feie After being denied entry into the United States{+ (subject) to work CerXS) ; é . . _ —~ . wall 134- 1434 JI¢%s) Opportunity of {taking an "espionage course") prior toC $3 being sent abroad. She} accepted this offer; however( -$ claimed asylum in the Uruguayan Embassy,| Havana, Cuba CS 7 6n(December 9,) 1962, prior to any follow-up from theCS- shejwent to (Spain and_subsequently arrived in the UniteaC$_J States on(December 19) 1964, (S) coy Subject} was in contact (with PEDROAORAMASL PEREZ ,C SOTHER 1b, 1c a Cuban intelligence agent assig ed|\to penetration o anti-government groups\ in Cuba On May 11, 1967,/she ae received a letter from{ ORAMAS,\which accompanied a letter/fof instructions cts.) ThisC$ letter was addressed To 319 South-C 3. west 13th jAvenue, Miami, Florida. The addressee was — listed a4s|{Cecilio\¥Fernandez, 84-29 153rd/Avenue (awaB,\CSJ Queens, New York, and the letter was postmarked May 9, 1967, Flushing, - York. _This letter requested [the} C25 the @IS\in the United States, withC suggestions for(a meeting in\New York or Canada. (S) (Subject) took no action concerning this letter, (S)_ ‘ pone On July 6, 1967, (the “subject receive . ~“ : a tele-C S_OoTHER 1b, 1c Gas "3 ian ‘Cr a Cuban (female who identified(herself| CS ; a s "Julia She allege he Jwas a cousin of foRAMAS JCS - and wag _ calling from New York City. ( "Julia" |told(the i subjectjthat in accordance with a message from(O AMAS. £ sa she, shoyld go to New York City on/July 14) 1967,C 5J gister at fthe Hotel Rex} where ("Jul is ‘would and_re meet( § \ 5 -2- NW 45770 DociId:32292112 Page 5
. « almals See CRET OTHER 1b, 1c uw[i34-1434_ (2% ) *S Pa On ei3en] and July 21, voor, (=. y Led 319 - Southwest 13th \Avenue, Miami, Florida, voluntaril furnished the foflIowing information to representatives of the Federal. Bureau of Investigation: On July 19, 1967, she\returned from New york ($I. City at 1:30 a.m., havin parted Miami. for New York via Eastern tothe Hot on(July 14,)1967. (She, immediatel CSI proceede he Hotel Rex,) located on th |Street, between Bros ay and the Avenue of the Ameri cas,) New 6) 1 York Ci egistering at (the Hotel Rex junder the. name of 319 Southwest 13t Avenue, _Miam1i Fiorida, an acing her luggage in Room 323, sha }took a taxicab o(he er daughter's)residence in Union City, New Jersey, Magda Juri, de,Dias, 221) Ventre 2211 Central. ao union Cf eee Union City.. (She paid the the bel lhog two dollars to inform any inquirers(s e}would return’ i. o early the following morning. On fJuly 15,) 1967,:at 8:45 a.m., » Gre} sae to (the Hotel Rex, xécompanied by Ger s n-law, Li Riz, and her ddughter At this time (she sent iaz “REE ha lug age) and checked out of the hotel. piaz is wife ee) not converse with yone else at ale ; hot and tel e of the impression =ne|was visiting Misra x friends in connection with the acti ties of: the rien National Front of the Esc mbray (SNFE), an anti- Fidel Castro organization. ) 5 ® MEET WITH CARLOS “MORALES QUEVEDO, FIRST SECRETARY OF THE CUBAN MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS - (CMUN) , NEW YORK CITY | On Guly 15 1967, immediately after vohecking lS oy out of (the Hotel Rex,, she inquired of the desk clerk for 3 ny messages, who jndicated there had-been many calls for \ The desk clerk also pointed to a mand SJ who was wa ng in a salon off the lo bby of the hotel, Ko 2 f . . ; . ~ ~ ™ NW 45770 DociId:32292112 Page 6
' . . at spew GE) | SECRET . who had veen waiting to see] she\made inguiry 0 Cs the unidentified Latin "Sie who was looking. for C3) and he said that CiJuliat d gone. They conversed briefly aia the is invited ner \to sit down where they could C C33 talk. (@ Numerous photographs, including personnel assigned to the ‘Cuban Mission to, the United Nations cay (CMUN), were exhibited to She identified th Mabe photograph of Carlos ‘Morale® e “First Secretary, a indicated (Moral : ; the unidentified Latin male. did not_furnish his name tojher, stated he C2 a husband.) He related he was\a diplomat assigned to 5 ine CMUN. Ce , (worares| uggested they go to (her roonbat the Mio he Rex, but te \decl ined and then he agreed. to ee her\in the salon. He indicated(she did not need_t Worry about having registered at the hotel under(t (ner} hae name, because there weang (Me ecord of (her_vegistrat ionCe) at this hotel, indicating (M (itorales) has wok lent contact oS at this hotel. Fora 69 was interested in Cuba, ally What transpired when ‘the famer team Consul in Palen) Spain Cas lso known as "P who works @ Yan i Don 3 viewer(fpr CIA; Aldo Sead AndresNNazariongargen,;,. N\ ArmandoyFleites@Cesambiosdado ; {petanankea balio; Grand Jowwp!- | Lodge of the Masonic Order in 2:19 e; RECES and IQUE |; > LLABRE, )Thegse are fhe things which he asked(her. ‘about CS) {t is noted Roraiedpbrietly mentioned the afore entioned ; individuals and org nizations merely to. test(ner renction€ SJ ; and knowledge. However, all ‘conversation was limited anc each matter discussed very briefly. ‘(& , Citorales asked ‘if she] had an automobile} Cs) . and(she said she) had a(Dodgejautomobile. He then. asked(S } | > whose( blue Malibu Chevrolet she] had_ been driving ecently a } 3 (She indicat this car belongéd, to sosSugoar tevez) friend. (She)said he also knew(she ad been ‘keepin aul Ae | company with[{a fat man with glasses, whom Snatpeser be “(S| -_4- NW 45770 DociId:32292112 Page 7
mu] 134-1434 IK YS) - SECRE Suen 1b, 1c | JOSE RODRIGUEZ. MORALES)was interested in fzose CS ! ODRIGUEZ' )political sympathy and{she jinformed him Za RODRIGUEZ Jwas a very good friend(of hers from Cuba ‘as ho was*.jn Sympathy with FIDEL CASTRO' s government of Cuba i Concerning ARTURO CASTRO, who MORALES J indicat as worked for(the United States Government possibly CIA she\understood he was in contact with(PEDRO ORAMAS pana Gs) ORAMAS | an old guard communist and member of G-2 in CS Havana, is still a communist and pro-CASTRO, an contact with(ARTURO CASTRO, CASTRO,\according tot 1G J : is unaware 0: ORANAS' Jerue’ politica seaeted (A and 0 C53 chet rend reports to him, (She \related (A ‘ARTURO : CASTR ends reports to(ORAMAS Jcoric ning anti-CAS ' infiltration movements in Cuba in the belief ‘ORAMAS a would be of assistance in these movements. She said she C 1 had been accused by(ARTURO CASTRO and JORGE LUIS{CUERVO.CS ALVO,..Grand Master of the Masonic Lodge Jin Cuba, Cuba, of ‘being ‘a pro-~CASTRO communist. | MORALES \furnished with the guy 25, 1967 SI t issue off"Look"™-magazine,\ which he said contained( two white carbons |to be used for/ writing secret\ messages C S| He also furnished(her with t gold key chain) contain Small brown: leather fob|with the(name plate roses a Indicating inside the leather jwas a microfilm message code to be used in connection with/her Crs recruitment CS i He also fur ished [her] instructions on methods to communicate ! with the CIs, bot in Cuba and locally. ‘(S). | . | The following accommodation addresses were cs) furnished to(her, and she|was instructed to send letters when time ae Los ot erwise, (She could\send a cable S) (CARTDAPAMESA.YYORALES.,- alle hs, #149 CS SJ) second . floor.,.Jbetween. 6th. pe 18th, lay Vedado, \Havana,,_ Ct Cuba. | \ JOSE ic agains 6) ‘ | an: Calle 2 eo een Sy} =; J- of b | . stween 24th. and.-26th.(C ; { a eee a arenes / | a | NW 45770 Docid:32292112 Page 8
. . ‘ dread C _ f . — wy — woes (YG) ccna (She was instructed] to send letters to these CS 3 accommodation addresses concerning(sabotage ,) proposed CS attempts on the lives of FIDEL CASTRO and other officials of the Government of Cuba, information concerning (plane, © CIA persognel,\ and| houses and arms caches in Latin America. \c 5 he should \send a cable to the aforementioned accommodation 1) ddresses concerning(attacks and landings in Cuba jor anyCs } 8s to other instance where time was of the essence. Sh utilize the(word “saludos ,") meaning an (infiltration) is 9.05) take place, and (*recuerdos"|to indicate| an attack.| TheCl S y ("x e 2 = 3. and(3l equal <S.) Cnstruct iors reflect the d © one.” does not completély understand| the meaning. S " Communications -| Code | (s J . ; Phe following (names |were to be used in the cable CS to indicate the following ocations in Cuba: (S| “JUANA" ig Pinar del Rio. "MAITA" ig Havana. ot "GLADYS" is Matanzas. | "MAIRA" is Las Villas. (S) “ROSA” is Camaguey. "ANA" is Oriente. ; “JORGE” oz "JOSEFA"\ designates the(north coast (Sf “HUGO” or TERESA" designates the(south coast. \5 | For example, (“Jorge se operara dia 18, saludos Juana" ey ig being Operated om the 18th, greetings, | Juanas .) ‘e (code for\cables (S\- ; For urgent information which cannot be waited for through (established channels e rapid type of communication - 6- | tf NW 45770 DociId:32292112 Page 9
uns/ 134-1434 mt:4 6) | SEOR Coen lb, 1c such as cables 2 necessary. For this reason, we shall establish(a code \which is explained be low. CS (1) to indicate the(type of ‘action) you should the sJ text of the cable(ords |based on the following(c Code . saludos (greetings) - infiltrations [s) recuerdos (regards) -— attack (2) This sufficient to indicate the(type of action. indicate ane day\on rfeslere action will ta a7} task 29 Y- ro af youl, @ day youl. should indicate in the/text| of the (cable a da (gubtract two days ) 35 thee his day ve eet have ich (the action is to take place=\( ¢ Example: {| day of the action - 15 3 days which you will add- 2 |LS) ° day you will indicate in cable 17 If, when you [add two care ee the Gate of the action “) J the result in(@ suaber Of days er] than he (number of CSS days pxisting n a(given month C53 Example: & month| which has Go ont) sum total Thus you have a sum total of - & ja Plus (mumber of days in the mont Result - The result will be(the day|which you indicate in the cable = fo indicate (the area} we will use the following C3 system: Juana - Pinar Del Rio / Marta - Habana ~ Gladys - Matanzas Maira - Las Villas A Rosa - Camaguey - a | Apa - Orient =< q oo t { i 5 = i = =>- > + =.= eae nee - _—- — > - F - S -- an EE . ater Nw 45770 DocId:32292112 Page 10
mu) 134~ 143 (Ke | SECR 4 7 iS) Whe Rhobuer 1b, 1c In a order to specify whether it. is: the(north coast |\or thee $ | (Gouth coast,] you will begin the cable with either(of two( S} anes; Jorge or Josefa - North Coast (sj Hugo or Teresa - South Coast Example of coaplete cable: (Sorge will be operated upon the 18th, saludos (greetings) Juana \(S J For us, the text of the above cable will mean: | er ins be an inf iltration|of the[north coast, | on the (aeth (Pinar del Rio. GJ * : (Goamunicntions Drop \S 7 was instructed to obtain(a locker ‘in Grana-(s5"| Central Statiom;)New York 2nd at 3:00 P es see proseed to the northea corner of( nd} Avenue and 75th sis reet Manhattan, New York City, where/she ror place (a SIC on the lamppost with red _lipsti 0 [she was | instructed to place the (Grand fa els key) in MY, Chesterfield package of garettes, \ crumpled up 7) trash. Ss 3 W © be throw in the(air conditioning (Seles of JOSE F< HELUL- 33 fh o°@4l Ce Central. al)Parkway. 7 {ew..York_ city. (8b also instructed to usé usé thé same procedure at night; o locked in Grang lo) Central Station \at 7:00 P.M.,(leave the suitcase, etc., i the(locker, mark)the sane/post between 8:00 P.M. and 8:30 P.M 45) | and me) posit(the key}in the eame (air conditioning unit \Y Ommunications} Ins ructions CS) or (Invisible Writin S (wongus) soresshed (oe her} with a oe instructions (imSpanish\on smali(paper, 3 x 4$" "YS ! (% _ sINSTRUCTION FoR (GHVISIBLE waiting (5) 3 "The (two sheets of paper) which we are’ sending (_S \ _ you have been {chemical ys treated) in order ‘to be CSS NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page ii
7 . ee “on : C 2 fo N ~ ‘ . —_- ~n ¥ ma / 134-1434 (XG) : SEGREL “used as (carbons! in the preparation of you CsI invisible message.) We call them/‘carbons' b because their function is similar to tha ef the ordinary (‘carbon .'] In order to(w sane ne 5 following(materials are necessary :- ")) an @ir mail enverope J I @ir mail ‘onion met a (ba) lpoint pen) with a (aed um poset 52 (Ne . 2 or HB) type pencil.) S "Instructions for (writing)tne Gavisipie moasage :\/5 "A) You must always(write\on a table) with( < afglass or Formica top.\ (5 "B) Take (a sheot | of rite (Papemleas piace Cs) (ts To} ane thot wn oO ca-top ) | | (table with a ean Ow cereneet cs betweén your(fingers, go ove the (pa both(sides . \(5 J from(top to tom )ahd from de to side*yin other gs, in(all he X Doing this gently, (clean paper ) on CS G) "C) On thisfheet of paper,) place one sof the Cearbons which we are sendi andCs_i Ce top of the (carbon, Bare” a(blan lank ee of paper. he (es hou (nark the aper} soCs hat _the/writ; Ang does not come on tolds of the(message.) We repeat: ce a the(glass-top or Formica=to 23 (abs goes the (sheet of paper whichC $ wipe. off with the( haadkerc ief;) on top of this_goes the[*carbon "| and on top of the (‘carbon s therblank sheet is f paper:\on which you have indicated AC Yolds if order to prevent the( writing 305 J ‘ from coming in those areas. ou must \ turn all(three sheets )in such a'way as 163) ee it I th mene thy ete rene gee EL I one re we —-—__—_—_——— ee: . 4 NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i2
we M a(t 1434 (KY | : SECRI cj "to permit you_to (write rengthwiss Jon CS) oe blank ain on top, and not from C$) i ds to side (as we usually do. (S_J C “™ — . a “p) Take the (No. 2 pencil,) which should not C53 be very(sharp|(or else (a ballpoint pen Cs) hich does scratch \when you are writing)]and start(writing the message) ou wish (to wend, leaving & margin) of C two centimeters\on all(sides.\ Always ae use (printed ters } centimeter high C and ve a pace of (2 or 3 millimete between(the ines } Do not use (periods , (Commas or quotat on marks.) Ins (pers of a(period, u © an X;) for a(Comma, use . | . word ‘comma';| for(quotation marks ose nec two small(x's (xx) .) When you usé(num- C 5 bers or figures, write)\them out first. and then put the(num rs in parentheses ; Cs.) The (name ia a person, place or town ) n CS shou Gepeated,| using the Sie Ty CS) repeat’*,| and sted he meanaes) is finiened Ss} (™ . aad the(_word rena £ilfing out the lineCs ee en nn annem mm bbe writing .} af word ssage \shoul $3 | ae: "gsje"| Als abbrev ate | pts. d conce ning Which you: vat there [ 5) ) yours bs no doubt ;_ for ex ypie (u *ud.) for C ed' (you), hno.| for (hermano' BE ther) ys) sie. for (mensaje (message) | etc.CS “After you have completed the sonnet) the followin | immediately: "A) Remove the Coarbon') and place Fe between (5 twe clean sheets oO paper ,) and place it cs S$ n a(safe, tf hiding place) so that it can be( used more times Jin the future .2 ry not to(scratch it) muc and(touch it) CS with your hands jas little as poSsible.c ¢ I * he original (S (Spanish uses one (~ Pete (‘repito"| which is translated" ’ at S03 ere reeareoreen”’ NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i3
ee LD “NS mf 134- 1434 1966 ) | SECREL ) "C) With a (ballpoin pen jor with/pen and)_S ) ink,\ on the (page which contains theZ invisible message, write a friendly C$ letter\on the Game sidejon which th CS Getter is written} The (letter)mu contain(the date)and fill (one sidejor (5. he page }(at least), although it can written on both sides sp eho paper.cs sho The (contents jof this (letter )should bel 5S friendlyjand(not political.) It can beC ‘J ‘to a(relative, friend,\ or about Studies .\Cs) The address of the séider and ad ss8ee should be written before placing the (_S_2 invisible message \in the envelope. "Note: We wish_to stress the following: the pressure ) used An(writing the invisible YS messagéjis very important, It most notG (too Béavy or too light. wWrite)a bit C5) more (lightly}than you normally do.C 3) When ‘carbon')has been fused fori. $s) several messages ,| the (pressure should C$ _) increased )somewhat, @ince the more CS) it is(used,) the more (lightly]it comes CS (up when developed.) 77 ‘ 3 (She stated MORALES)indicated he would like to meet C5 } (with herJon Geptember 2,) 1967, at 3:00 P.M.(Shel'was instructedGS)) ° to procéed to([Loew's eopizel Theatre, Broadway and 5lst Street CS) | nter(t lobby)as you enter(the theatre. n this connection, he/< urnished (her five $20 bills totaling $100\to cover(her)_ S$ Cxpenses and plane fare to New York. He ndicated at that time he would possibly furnish(her)with material necessary ((S (to set up a radio transmitter and receiver plant)in Miami.C $ He also indicated(she) should not become affiliated or active in any (anti-CASTRO organization at this time. She) should C remain friends with individuals in all of these organizations, / ) New Hee City, and he sa on to the right of the/main)C <7 s NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i14 | H | ¢
mi 134-1434 SX )&) | SECKE! t It was su gested(she |should listen to kadio Havana Cuba andl) since(ahe}did not have a shortwave receiving get (she |shouldc +) listen_t6 the local radio stations in Havana,(includ ng C MORALES Jalso indicated he would _like(for her\to possibly come “2 (contact with communists )from Latin Americap( S countries. (She \believed he meant by this a person (friendly{ SJ) (with the CASTRO communist government )of Cuba who might render(s’) certain favors to visiting (communists jpassing through Miami Ls) Radio Havana Cuba is a shortwave radio station operating 24 hours a day, propagandizing the FIDEL CASiRO communist — governaent of Cuba, and is completely , . anti-United States. 5 He explained (tne subject) could be of ‘considerable CS _ use and value(to the CIS\im the united States(on a long-range( ¢’) | progran. | : : % On August 2, 1967, (subject) advised a representative | of the FBI(that skdjrecalled the following additional infor-C mation concerning(her meet with CARLOS MORALES QUEVEDO,JCS) . (Firet Secretary of the CMUN,| New York City, om'July 15, 1967:CS} (Re RIGOBERTO GONZALEZ \( SJ] oO MORALES 3 after referring to a.slip of per in higZS ) i =v pocket, asked (hey if shé \knew (RiGOBERTO+GONZALEZ,) who had left Cuba within the past six wonths. He asked{her|to C attempt to find out if(GONZALEZ)was wofking for the CentralCS } Intelligence Agency (CIA). -He-was interested in knowing . (GONZALEZ") whereabouts and activities. (She)was told that C5.) any information (ehe}developed concernin ONZALEZ{ should C5 ; furnished(to the CIS by cable. did not ®call( $_) OTHER 1b, 1c MORALES'Jhaving furnished any fu xr identification off S 7) ZALEZj (She) noted [x ust interest in(GONZALEZ|seemed C S | more definite than in(the other individuals) he had mon- 5 J tioned ag set forth above. (She Jre lated that as of August. 2, 1967,(s had been unable to ascertain any information con-ZS )} cerning ZALEZ;) however, felt that (MORALES)might have been( 57} \ expecting some (communication)in this regard.(<¢} : 7 j - 12 - At Ss NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i5
mu (34-1434 IKE | | | CEP Ley | _ Re suAN PEREZ arvas)(S) JORALES \made inquiry concerning (“paco" (FRANCISCO) 5 PEREZ RIVAS, atating that he understood this individual was working on a CIA boat traveling fr he United States to ‘<— Latin America, [She _forrected MORALES) advising him that it | | could not_be("PACO™ |because “PACO” PEREZ RIVAS,) was in(SJ Venezuela) In rep y » (MORALES eaid then it-mustybe one ») is brothers. (She )inrormed LES\that REZ/RIVAS )£| 4 was located in Miami. (MORALES)expressed interést in know ing whether or not( PE was working on a boat going to Latin America and if he was, to what coumtries_the boat might be traveling, whether to (Banana, Colombia) or ster) countries. The subject} advised (ahs) was ysoquainted with GuAN cs PEREZ RIV. and knew that sat the (c (captain of a merchant ship\located_in Miami but aha) id know t name of the C. company. She) did not believe(PEREZ RIVAS)was working f 5) he CIA. He regided near the corner of(Northwest 19th "C3 Terrace ‘and 17th )Avenue when not aboard ship. ¢$0 : \ (Re ENRIQUE yaar \(S) (subject)stated that during(her sation aan vonaizs, (Eeeg'? penvarees s) d mentioned that (ENRIC ssibly@ ) ne of those individuals in Miami who. ne accuse (ase) 082 nf As being an /infiltrater for the CASTRO )governmeat “of Cu When/she (mentioned the namé(LLA LES )idéntified. him CS) as O”" (The Moor - dark one PROX) GL) alan described (ENRIQUE: LLABRE) as a‘ man £53 OTHER 1b, 1c approximate l ears of age, amti-communist, ‘who worked C35 for(ARTURO CASTRO» also known as “pelon,”) in covert inter= C31 view | work for Clié Cs SCHEDULED MEETING SEPTEMBER 2,) 1967 653 ; \lled that relative to(her achedu sider. bes oting. ‘with wi LES iim New York City on(Septoaber 2, 2,\ 1967 pe ORALES; tod her nec could “the (Loew without any problems 1 n @ ‘séction of the(lobby lof the(Loow's Capitol Theatre} To allay (her \tears, he said this could be reserved atre} 45 S therefore they would not be disturbed. . 7 | | 213 - ceeey wt “oc Dh w tes ww a, 4 NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page 16