14-00000 de jo Ke ‘day orchestra not be equal. in quality to the famous. Aragon . $e8-last CR re musical evenings to.tnyl ita faafael MUNGIA. Carballo, Méxican -gcheme,. They hepe:to guaraites the orchestra 5,000 dollars a ‘wedk-for li weexay.. Same concerahae been voiced lest the presen’ group since many might have fled Cuba in recent years, Leopoldo AYALA of the nagagine Mestre recently visited Aparicio and informed hin that Joaé Wr Rodrieustof "Ediciones del Puenté;" Cuban publishing “house, wants to come to Mexicos The new Ford Galaxie has arrived, Black, L-door sedan, beige interior, DIP plate # 36D. ~ . Aparicio 1s shaken up by the publicity given to the jailing of Berta ORTEGA de ARROYO, the Mexican ballet dancer. (More below) © ‘ - + Fpe Raul PEREIRA told Le? on 25 Yay that he vas going to spend the ae Aevening with FLORES Sanches of INFA and ecmecne named Jesus RTIZ, L«9 does not_know ORTIZ, He, finds 4t_strange that. ™ FLORES Sanches, who: holds @-sanewhat important position, should «2 consort with PERSTRA; a. waiter at the Exbassy, He feels this ie confirms suspicion that PEREIPA is a homosexual since FLORES S, definitely i8e an . The dip courier "Tata" =<. who went to Cuba 1 June =~ once again reminded L-? of the requsst from sherkereniras! Orlande SANCHEZ for copies of STEMPRE xagacine bearing a Khrushchev-Kennedy covere Le? told Tata he had.elready sent two copies of the magasine to SANCHEZ, (See last CR. Le# said that SANTHEZ' interest wes in tha cover, not anything inside the magazine)» Lic, -OSORNO of the Mexican Foreign Ministry informed the Exbassy on 25 May that the Mecican Government will only allow 1 or 2 copies each fron the ton of booxs at Veracruz to be delivered te - the Bhbassy (See last CR). OSORNO sdid these were definite - orders and that the rerainder of the shipment could not be cleared, The Ambassador was quite upset by this news and aaid he would try to arrange things through sqnecne ou & higher level _ than OSORNO. Ca 25 May the Anbassador ‘apologized in a wery courteous manner for not having invited L-9 te the reception of 21 May (eee iten f, above)e On 25 May L-9 overheard Peregrina eay that she might be in Cuba by July. . . On 26 May Dra. Esther CHAPA visited Aparicio =< 4 not in, spoke with Le9, Asked for material on Cuba. Said she had been asked ar ae no eae noe wee Se ee GO gt BE nee meen ots weg! oe : . fon . ° . +a te CONEY ¢ me oe on sa EDIE gES mE OS et ae
14-00000 ~ oe, » «wee te <2 8 8m ae . ‘ . . { by Karcelina GALINDO, nddrectora® of the. nagerine van s to ; do, “an article. on: education in Cuba. lo. ; se ; - PINO Hackado ‘showed’ Le -a’ “etrange. letter frem acil@one. mamed Peter : ‘(nu) of La Crosses Wisconsin, addrésséd to Lucile . odrigu areitly in care. of the Enbassy, ‘Tt vas writtes. on _ a ptatian “ok the Hotél Alameda, “Moxie City. Tha.tone-of the = - .* > etter sade at appear ‘that Peter is denenteds. (L-9 hed nothing aa hae = o further to add to ‘this, only aaw "the letter drieny). -4 ok ner’ cook ‘baa, airived ‘fron Cuba anid on 26 Hay"he had the .eftchen fall of ‘ali sorts of: good things to eat, The cook made thé usual Socialist remrka about how mich he hated to . ~ leave Cuba but La9 was not convinced, Le} widl get names ‘ Se mos eases! ‘Aparicio told L-9 he thinks it might be better to refrain from ‘ using the term Cultural Department, that this tends to set the | - gultural: group apart from the rest'of the Embassy, However, he .-made it clear that ha wants his name on ail correspondence pertaining to cultural matters, ~-, ay -%. The Japanese guitarrist méntdorot in the last CR, a man oamed NAKABAYASHT,. Left for Cuba 1 June, Le? bad thouyht that he aad _ 4 gone to Madrid earlier, He plane to go.te Spain afetr visiting ° wee 16 neh lene __ Cubase a ‘ oe cece cee ; u, On 25 May CAFALLARO of the Pletic Arte Department of INBA came te . ot see L«9 and said he'was going to quit his job, He is "protegide de" FLORES Sanchez and feele that thay will not fare well when . the new presidential atministration takes ‘over, Wants to go to Cuba ‘to teach, school, . VW. At the staff meeting of 30 May INTERIAN was watohing Aparicio very carefully but, as usual, eaid nothing. : oe ree een come et ee yoo 3. L«9 was asked about Buenaventura REYES (renewed interest since LIMUD reveals his father ives in Pusrte Rico) and said that he is a nice kid, Respectful, likeable, Well connected with everyone in the Embassy, “He in from Oriente -= perhaps. -Guantanamo or Baracoa, Le9 not sure. Le? says ‘that he may ‘be-one of the group of young favorites of the present Cuban og Ambasgador to Moscow who is frau Oriente and hag a lot of *"protegidos™ who i are negroes and mlattes, Le9, adving the reason for the inquiry, said that ' REYES would make an excellent acquisition, . og ; he L«9 reported at seme length on a group. called nédovparto—___ : CoE TAL AAT CANO. which is getting cozy with the Exbassy, The Yice Presiden®> ! ig Rafael“AGUILAR GQ, He recently cane to see L-9 and said that the group is : planning to hold a IT Feotival de Cultura on 26 July @= chose the date because of sympathy with the evolution, — auditeriua of the Maxican Electrical ’ Workers Union has been nade avaliable for this festival and the group is trying to get the artistic cooperation of the Instituto-Mexicano Czecho, AGUILAR wag president of the Student bedy at the National Preparatery School No, 3 in the period 1961-1962, He wea at the same tine Secretary General of the Student _ Committee in Defense of the Cuban Revolution, In the last elections he wag genecal representative of the PPS ‘in the district of Colonia Claveria and Colonia Petrolera ~ these ware elections of deputies, The group is identia ' fed with the PPS, FEP, MLN, and PCM, but remains "politically iddspendent" to avoid trouble with the PRI, ‘the group has connections with the Director SECRET ~~ L é oe were