. oe - - “ : : « "  & ° % i 7 . . : “\ , é ) . . t x . Chassivs To eike mu. & -% a CLASSIFIEO wessacd, -) Tora, copies Bourens anal on : yess re Caer. vo Wa elena Tenanew SECRET SS : a ci i av | ‘  &  beetaey erg . REPRRODUCT 1K OF THIS Copy PRomtatTey | 2) | Fl ; ‘ aw wor" ication To : 1) ae) ee . 1 Otesae ev aov. COPY ec : -4 a (—]issuco (7) seorree ev: are P cl ee Cr) ? action WFO: ar . WwW CEuMd hee i VR fig, aDBP, CA 2. cA/peG, cayeRoP, Ci/oPs Ci/iC 2, fi, a ; ciyoo, no. wINTG, / SOD 4, DO 5, CA/O &, WH/COG 8B SECRET 2317262 CITE r 7 23 dug? 997 136. Po DIRECTOR INFO ASTER _ ‘SUPDATA PARA 1 EVLEMON-2 FROM EVLEMOW-6 ———— ~. PARA 2 EVLEMON-6 HAD. WITH CHARLES. SECRET. amt tnd ms eacommeretin rs eee NNT AAG ERIE GCRAATOMLEE ASE RYEO! SPATS SERED ITED @ ¢ 4 etemseerenspaencatamanamicmen.etas ment mereramn mere ct net ee cmaaaraks ‘ . ' . Ss re.
scrap eure ear ISE LLCS EEE EEE at eer, Fen neces eb ene tee mins nt gn nN Rap REM AOA SES SHA OPERA ae . : CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY © ROUTINE . . Intelligence Information Cable ™ °”** cs ‘ : PAGE 1 OF 3 PAGES | i sTareTREASURY emcee . (SECREP INS ARMY b/we 3 AIR? GIA/NMCG souen oven all soo" = : : : Rw tains infgormation affecting the eae | Dufense of eine 0 ote an States ates within the meaning 6 ot ee nae p Laws, Tithe 18, U3.0." : Boo we ' NO FOREIGN DISSEM / CONTROLLED DISSEM — : , . ce fe) Vi i THIS IS AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALU : 7 ; SECRET ee al bh AP . . 0 Yo “COUNTRY HAITI | Be oO . SYBUECT CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES, PRESIDENT OF THE” =. 2-2 yd we COMMERCIAL BANK de CLEMARD. JOSEPH CHARLES,. PRESIDENT oF THE. ‘COMMERCIAL - ~ BANK, HAS CAUSED PRESIDENT FRANCOIS DUVALIER TOBE ANGRY WITH HIM. HE 18 PUBLICLY CAMPA {GHING FOR THE PRESIDENCY “gecretr | NO FOREIGN DISSEM / CONTROLLED DISSEM. ‘
| wit ave a be , “aes , ” ? . . - : ‘ , of. rary - : ® e ne an "2 . el? ps 97136 “SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM / CONTROLLED DISSEM ee, | ° folesstfention } {dtssem: pontrats) . enema nsdn aE eee NENTS eee” .,. » | TO SUCCEED DUVALIER, WHILE IN THE GENERAL HOSPITAL . of ak "FOR A THROAT OPERATION DURING THE WEEK OF 12 JUKE 1967 ee 7 CHARLES MAINTAINED @ REGISTER IN WHICH ALL THOSE WHO. | oe a "| GAME TO SEE HIM COULD SIGN THEIR NAMES. DUVALIER NOW . OO, oo | KiOoWS THAT CHARLES IS AMBIT 1ous AND LACKING IN GRATITUDE, es eee eee FOR WITHOUT DUVALIEP HE WOULD BE NOTHING. BUT CHARLES WILL FEEL DUVALIER’S WRATH. ALL HIS PROPERTY. WILL BE- TAKEN AWAY FROM HIM AND HE WILL BE KEPT UNDER HOUSE &RREST. @. WHILE CHARLES WAS IN THE HOSPITAL “HIS BUSINESS .~ " VENTURES WERE SEIZED BY: THE TAX OFFICE AND PLACED UNDER _ THE CORTROL OF TwO TAX INSPECTORS, SERGE SALOMON AND - |. MAURICE LAFONTANT, , a | : 3 CHARLES RETURNED 10. HIS HOME on - ag JUNE 1967 AND WILL REMAIN THERE FOR “AT LEAST PIrTErO PAYS YNDER DOCTORS ORDERS TO RECUPERATE. HIS HOUSE T¢ ; “NOT UNDER GUARD NOR UNDER VISIBLE SURVEILLANCE. CHARLES CLAIMS TO BE CONT INUING TO PLOT THE OVERTHROW oF a DUVALIER WHOM HE. CONSIDERS INSANE AND WILL. NOT SEEK , | SEGRE (9 Fopern orssen /-conrra..eo Orssex oo noe RE epee re
_ a Se to. 7 a? \> 97236 = } 4 pe . ae . - 2 . ‘ . . . -. PAGE 3 OF 3PAGES —_ Ti $ ECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM / CONTROLLED DISSEM ~~ e™ Besimeptent cee f, ASYLUM DESPITE FACT HE HaS LOST MOST OF HIS BUSINESS | VENTURES. CHARLES/STILi DIRECTOR OF THE COMMERCY AL i | BANK, WHICH/NOW CONTROLLED BY/UiNAMED INVESTMENT vs . CORPORTATION IN NEW YORK CITY TO.PREVENT ITS SEIZURE =~ BY/HAITIAN GOVERNMENT. 7 ' . &e “FIELD DISSEM: STATE, ARMY, CINCLANT, ctucso | (ALSO SENT Ss 2 D DISSEN. REPORT CLASS SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLE mu ie” eR cac ae Ae “PEG Weep aT Bt tee ee eds Es ox Pas ae fog 4 eats kes ER aaa ie Gene pe ‘aie $ Bene OK, ae ae anh ag AE
Co . 2 . SECRET; 21 June 1967 - | — . an : “extention 2268, called to say that Dorothy _ a o as |" "‘Yiatlack had called to inform hin that she had reached ur. Bp oo - a 7 ces - and that per instructions wr. B.. would pass info for Matlack : . , : . o - Said that from his. 9 ce conversation with her he believed that latlack wanted to be °°” eut in on this activity and wanted to receive. -copies of any. . ‘ ; ot _@isseminations. no oo ws se, oo oe . ~. entioned that 2 Mr. B had told Matiack that he had heard that the operation. (tonsillectony) was perforned. en Charles and he is feeling fine. te ee Webb  taep ee Sahat wus, “eek RES tote eles Be ne ion? lat eS) be. cA a te ae Pak ee Pprawekcs PBS tet OL 4 # ar) : wee By : , . 4 .
om, DATE: . 20 JUNE 1967 ° | tee . Aha pq == SLASSIFICATION: CONFYDENTTAL . ody - SUBJECT: JOSEPH CLEMARD CIAKLES RE SMe cna ore i ee ocr FSI FILE NO: NONE GIVEN’ (NiW YORK) - BE 2 Pn ae DBB 8hO12" rn i 2 AEE ae aM DATE: 21 JUNE 1967 (cross reference sheet) ~ op titer ie, * hip ty my a i nai 3 ee aad Ye Ra tAka Crate nots Bere: ad at 2 Sala gab’, uae : . : . wade 3 Wt oa x‘ Ee si i Are: x LAD te iy eae fe bi poet {buj Ya 5 ia ae fen wa . a ee ¢ 2 eetid aaa f pang 4 a rea ROME ee ahs ; , eS atpY 1 Wl TE et ee m1 $5, pte ie ef ue i : he ¢ uence ss: ae gtd Leif 5 ye aati gd pgm) 2 a p ah ‘ oe aN 4 . - 2 vk es + a . ’ a
Fomacl i beeen, £ eee e a TFS aR af RIO ERE ea sey ok Sener 8 rE CRE T/SENSITIVE. 1515002 CITE ef _ CONTACTS/ vasH INGTON - 2 * OPERATIONAL SUPPORT STAFF SRIECTY CASE 47540 ode ON 14. JUNE 87 LOTS As: RPL BRIN POESIDENT, Bee INTERNATIONAL — 7 “CORP. NEW YORK erty, Say IN WASHINGTON COLONEL ¢wowaRD) primates. THEY TSMR tae ant ent Pa Ted Metre memes RAE ARE Nt FI OAR Borne enn ? : we ae enema meme EM OFTHE TES, Ae " Keentaded Hoe estan Bony sarediag aad” Guctasalticalted ~ nae (
14-00000 ' CHARLES was able, in 1960, to. create the Commercial Rank of Haiti, of . . made a trip to e USAF base in Arizona to effect: purchase, which tas ~ - - later blocked. After long, close association with OUVALIER, during - - whieh CHARLES had become extremely wealthy, he maneged te: incur — ’ BUVALIER’s displeasure. Cradually. CHARLES? - . began to realize that he no longer enjoyed DUVALIER's favor, he ' . began, for the eecond or third time, to seek. chamele to the: ’ the President.. | : . anyone Listen te him, it would simply mean: Chat the.U. S. would have ‘of Marines. State Repartmenc » Haiti Desk, has. long considered hie | 13 June 1967 | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT s Clemard Joseph CHARLES (201-357029) de Pashaseana | Clemard Josaph CHARLES, bern Gonaives, Haiti, 21 April 1923, ia e@ Negro of peasant origin. ‘CHARLES is a shrewd, opportunistic, basically dishonest individual whose natural talents have been channelled to Preaident DUVALIER's advantage over @ period |. ef ten years. Having made considerable money in the banana business, | which he is atiil the sole awrer..- Since ite beginning, the Benk has been an instrument for NUVALIER's financial manipulations, and CHARLES a ig a subservient agent: for the President in many of the latter's 7 clandestine operations conceived to evade U. S. Government surveillance, CHARLES, for example, was DUVALIER's agent in the operation designed | te emuggle surplue U. S. military aircraft td Haiti: and, in fact, - influence diminished in’. favor of Henri SICLAIT, Director of ths Regie de-Tabse. As CHARLES - S. Gevernment and te solicit support for himself aa a successor to koe 26 fzengy Contact! CIA contact with CHARLES in the U.S. dates ~ back to May ‘when he wae visited in his suite in the Hotel Willard in Washington by @ representative of WH Diviaion, <Sinee that time,- 9 =| he hae made his every visit to the U.S. an occasion to talk.to some. . : official of the U. S$. Government. . The most persistent of hie ~~ - -. approaches has been ede to DC3/New York, which-he believes leads him ~~’ |'” _ te the Depertwent of Defense. Never has this unscrupulous poverly: embitious charlatan offered any evidence that he has anything going: |. for him inside ‘Haiti, The names he has furnished ae his alleged. °°" collaborators have, meant little or nothing. -His: epprosch to a-Statien - |. gepresentative i in January. 1967 produced nothing in _. the way of hard o HES reports, passed ta DCS/NY through © =. hie bueiness representative in New York, have been. evasive and, in: seae finetences, utterly falee.. Fabrication has. in. bone cases been. eevious. 3. in brief, CHARLES 49 trying to-coerce. the ‘U..8. Covernment : ante some sort. of support fer his presidential aspirations. Should: te take over the entire eneretion and wove him tn behind a seetment: - highly undesirable. t higherspleced buyers beware! Mi + pone own
rt : SECRET. | Oo | | - 15 June 1967 a MEMORANDUM FOR: C/WH/? 9 SUBJECT:  ~ Clemard. Joseph CHARLES : 1. At 1500. hours, the DCs representative - for Clemard Joseph CHARLES, had met COLONEL HOWARD L. BURRIS on 14 June and had passed the "vord® to him - plus allegedly the two letters from CHARLES. . BURRIS assured BRUN that his plea would be taken to the White Rouse leval. . ‘ ; developments. RENE TONG py STO G MOAM Mapas PRLe | ot «7k Ament een EEERERANEDER awe esa 3 i pad he Pepe habe ye Ts wey? vt dos na informed the Haiti.Desk that Mr..BRUN, lawyers Be. DGS will keep Haitd Desk informed of further — yey so - cos + . . os ; : . : , 2 yak . . - . a - 7, soe as . . . . 7 ~ 4 i . . ‘ a . yy . ‘ - - i rowed TER gr ce tery 5 Ty ie AER ASSP AES py Eee Are at cts wet rete SP OE A oe vad ute cine ota tte By hed pny Pees ae at cl Frey Ye LER ere ity x 4 ‘ - te ROTORNN ete mnt ERE a: he Ht. han
14-00000 | yor . + ‘ « 4 . - - . 5 » n ‘ * * x i . ‘ at - : vi i - ; « ’ . on = © ~ ar , PR OB Sa apace HEA CREE OETA rth Og ames ap Ody Ue meee oe YTS Pacitome m Am eng, se netonee pe spewgeltes oats | watatien : se mo 6 fe 36 June 1967. ane ertntatn we at Learned AAA RARER Ebi ARRON AAA Ro af on GL Binet Say, har a - MEMORANDUM FOR; C/WHD So _— - SUBJECT: . | Clemard Joseph CHARLES. - a : 1. At 1630 hours, the DCS representative S, , " [J ested wii/7/inits, pest to report the following: So, "On 14 ‘June 1967, Mr. BRUN met colonel . oe ee . So  powaRD BURRIS in Washington, D.C, They: nn oro = discussed in private the current developments in Me os mee “Haiti. Colonel BURRIS, who thinks very highly of 2 . ch GLEMARD JOSEPH CHARELES, told BRUN that he fully .. a rupports the banker'gCHARLES) plans and that he will see the. President as secon as possible. ‘BURRIS: told BRUN that he will urge ‘the: President: ‘to consider giving v. 8. Governzent ‘Support to CHARLES." - a ; #. No other information available, | ce Mt vad
14-00000 CE ERIN, Oo sep a “REPS 3 Attached two teletypes fron Pe RHE Rare Pe ld tee eg mepte TTR TRL AR Ut TET EG rue eer tre sepia, 15 June 1967 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Clemard Joseph CHARLES to inform that she had just, received a phone ca of reply to MATLACK. . -:.. 2, |WH/7/Haits has - identiéied the twe American: ‘contacts. ‘mentioned . am references as follows: : \. DOROTHY MATLACK: Employed in the. ‘Office of the \.: 4 Be Assistant Chief of Staff, Ge2, U.S. Army. Hes been a. participant on the Interagency Defector Committees and has - m iseved an Agency badge. Boch TSD and OCR have shown = ~ interest in her. . - b. COLONEL HOWARD LAY: BURRIS: Born Texas, 1918, graduate ef U. S. Military Academy. Believed to be retired: romthe USAF... His name, along with Pierre SALINGER, etc. | wae included'on a list from the Office of the Vice President _ requesting en SI clearance, 10 February | 1961... Considered to be a Texas millionaire. . es ae a . contact b6Gh Tm eontact, am feste with WHD. - - i nl eee eT OT ee ee ee > 2 | 7 . i. At 1115 hours, 15 June, Dorothy: MATLACK, | ‘De artment of the Army, called the 0CS Washington representative teams. rom ) . - Prasident, 3 & B International, NYC, requesting an “audience”. Ps - MATLAGK contacted DCS for advice. Allegedly, BRUN wants to pags | ' he two letters from Haitian Banker CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES to = 9° «~~ _, MATIACK. DCS called the Haitian Desk for advice to, », Formulate a th whom BRUN has |
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14-00000 = tds sete, ster . ’ ett, mL ee 8 wer oN Lh hw “ ~ vot ne dorees Bs = - ch YRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENG, .- . ° ROUTINE - bo z Intelligence Information Cable ©. =o PAGE 1 OF 7 PAGES - a . F BYATE/INR BIA ARMY WAVY AIN JGS BECDORF NEA NIG AIO USI, “6DO ONE OCH ORR BCS Cae CIA/NHGG iL . ‘ i FBI 1&NS_ pg | ; Eee mpayerinh uteing intonmauion, weeting, the, Mazlonal, Defense of the, United Beaten NL PARSE Ea tee, ing, lawn Tie 18, UO, ; = & NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED -DISSEM : : ' 7 : i : THIS If AN INFORMATION REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE, os 4 SnE-G-R-E-T ty in = F Po. coe “ (lg pist 18 JUNE 1967 - i ve he CONTINUING . BIDS BY CLEMARD, JOSEPH CHARLES. “FOR. v. 8. GOvERNWENT SUPPORT FOR HIS: PLOT TO OVERTHROW THE HAITIAN GOVERNMENT S. CIVILIAN SUPPORTERS IN HAITE = i. (SUMMARY: CLEMARD: JOSEPH: CHARLES, PRESIDENT. oF THE COMMERCIAL, ‘BANE: OF HAITI, AGAIN IS PLANNING TO SEEK U.S. GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR . BIS PLOT TO- OVERTHROW THE. HAITIAN GOVERNNENT ACCORDING TO CHARIES, ~ ERE Now HAS 290 SOLDIERS (OFFICERS AND MEN). WHO ARE: “READY TO STRIKE - - AT ANY TIME AND KILL PRESIDENT FRANCOIS DUVALIER, - AND ‘HE HAS . NAMED: is - SOME OF HIS SUPPORTERS AND “FELLOW CONSPIRATORS" ‘THROUGHOUT HAITI, Do CHARLES SAID ‘THAT HE AND. HIS ARUY FRIENDS WILL er. (RID OF DUVALIER,. sovenngnen vd ye sto Tigges are ‘ e in : 3 ag . ° ay - +
14-00000 - PAGE 2 OF 7 PAGES C Be” ¢ 8-E-C-R-E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM eared AAITUBCAU OT acemnenemmal LESS PORE C OND enamine me TT TTT TST | ee BUT THEY ARE NOT STRONG ENOUGH WITHOUT FOREIGN HELP TO STAY IN POWER, HE WARNED THAT IF U.S. GOVERNMENT HELP IS NOT FORTHCOMING, THE CASTROITE HAITIANS HAVE A. VERY GOOD CHANCE OF SEIZING PowRR,) = |” 2, (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: THE FOLLOWING ASSESSMENT OF | z _ GLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES HAS BREN DRAWN FROM INFORMATION FROM \ - VARIOUS RELIABLE SOURCES: SINCE ABOUT 1963, © CHARLES HAS: ‘TRIED TO GAIN U.S, GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR HIMSELF AS THE SUCCESSOR. TO PRESIDENT DUVALIER; HE HAS THE REPUTATION OF BEING AN OPPORTUNIST, SHREWD, CAPABLE, AND UNSCRUPULOUS, AND HAS DUVALIER'S a _ CONFIDENCE WHICH HE HAS USED TO FURTHER HIS. OWN EFFORTS AGAINST ©) | i” . DUVALIER, THE INFORMATION WHICH FOLLOWS APPEARS TO BE NOTHING ox 4 MORE THAN AN EXTENSION OF CHARLES! ATTEMPTS TO PANIC THE U.S.” a oo GOVERNMENT AND THEREBY GAIN THB SUPPORT OF THE U.8, GOVERNMENT ces | WHICH MAY CONSIOER CHARLES AS. THE LESSER. OF A NUMBER OF EVILS,, : BRS ALLKORD SUPPORTERS, LISTED BELOW, ARE BELIEVED TO BE “ ENBIGNIFICANT AND ‘BIS ALLEGED ARHT, SUPPORTERS ‘ARE SUSPECT; - QHARLES' REFERENCE TO PIDEL CASTRO AND DOMINICAN PRESIDENT =. = ASOAQUIN BALAGQUER’ AS HIS COMPETITORS IN A, RACE TO OVERTHROW ce DUVALIER 18 CONSIDERED TO BE WITHOUT BASIS A CALCULATZO¥. BY: _. QHARLES TO FORCE THE U.8, GOVERNMENT! 8 HAND tN HIS FAVOR, 8: oe af or a ¢ GeBeCoR-R=1/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DtSSEM.
14-00000 ; : . , A ue ARE better nate seam nea a Bee eae ge paemes MEP Hamm aes oe germane ET PSS a ° ~ , " F ¢ - | uo Lo, Me eee cr ; . rn PAGE 3 OF 7 PAGES . ¢ : . . } ; moe, » S-E-C-R-E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM ’ _. FOR OTHER RECENT REPORTING ON CHARLES' PLANS TO OVERTHROW DUVALIER, ~ - 3, CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES, PRESIDENT OF THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF HAITI, WHO IS PLOTTING TO OVERTHROW THE HAITIAN GOVERNMENT, - 18 TO UNDERGO A MINOR. THROAT OPERATION ON 14 JUNE 1067 IN . PORT-AU=PRINCE, CHARLES. WANTED TO HAVE THE OPERATION INTHE 9. | U.8., BUT DUVALIER “STRONGLY SUGGESTED" ‘THAT IT BE DONE LOCALLY, Ys 4s. CIARLES,' WHO Is INCREASINGLY FEARFUL THAT DUVALIER WILL | BECOME AWARE OF HIS PLOT AND WILL "ELIMINATE" HIM, AGAIN PLANS $0 SEEK U.S. GOVERNMENT SUPPORT, HE DESCRIBED THE CONDITIONS IN - HAITI AS NEAR CHAOTIC AND REITERATED THE NEED TO GET RID oF a DUVALIER, " HE SAID THAT HE NOW HAS 290 SOLDIERS: (OFFICERS AND MEN) WHO CARE, READY TO STRIKE AT ANY TIME AND KILL DUVALIER; CHARLES Seo) 2 MED THAT HE AND HIS “HIGH-RANKING ARMY OFFICER FRIEND" FEEL. THEY fp | [7 ' HAVE RNOUGH AMMUNITION AT-THEIR COMMAND TO OLD OUT FOR 24 HOURS... vie, : ss, 0 QURANQUARTERS: COMMENT: CHARLES MAY BE REFERRING: TO ma corcey, cr) pot OObe. OCTAVE NAR Of CAPT... WALTER PREVAL REPORTED “EN - :| 8 a é 8-2-0-8-2-1/20 FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM |
14-00000 | ’ IN i | ? : . j i 7 PAGE 4 OF 7 PAGES ' - ' i- . i §-E~C-R-E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSE on : ‘ ai feation s control svete ep eee RATTLES ’ | HOWEVER, AFTER 24 HOURS, THEY DEFINITELY . 9 WOULD NEED.U,S, HELP AGAINST THE FOLLOWING THREE POSSIBILITIES: - - ae A, COUNTERACTION BY FANATICAL DUVALIER FOLLOWERS 9; |. -B, AN INVASION ATTEMPT BY CUBAN-TRAINED HAITIAN EXILES | C, DOMINICAN PRESIDENT JOAQUIN BALAGUER'S ACTION TO "SUPPORT THE DUVALIER FOLLOWERS SO THAT CHARLES AND HIS © |: *- ie Pes ; | MELETARY JUNTA WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO: TURN HAITI INTOA =| ON. : 4 -. STAGING AREA FOR DOMINICAN ANTI-GOVERNMENT” EXILES, : " -. 8, CHARLES NAMED THE FOLLOWING AS SOME OF RIS CIVILIAN - ”” SUPPORTERS AND "FELLOW CONSPIRATORS" THROUGHOUT HATTI: . Ay IN PORT-AU-PRINCE Oo , - ae (1) , SYLVESTER JEAN-RAPTISTE,. A: TANNER, a (2) PIERRE GABRIEL, A MERCHANT oe - (3) Gs. PAINSON, A BUSINESSMAN = raeai 8 (6) EUGENE PAUL, A MERCHANT 0 3 _ (8). WALLACE B, TURNBULL, A PROTESTANT CLERGYMAN _ (6) ~=JOSEPH VOLCY, AN INFLUENTIAL BUSINESSUAN. ix @ _ ANDRE paus,: “POPULAR LEADER". in BEL-AIR SECTION | . ° JOSEPH RAYHOND, IN MORNE, ‘A TUF SECTION
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14-00000 , wecaget ewe STM sae eee lassi foation @ 8-E-C-R-E~-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEW/ CONTROLLED DISSEM ‘diser _ (3) THE ACRA BROTHERS - = -@) FOUAD MOURU ity PAGE @ OF 7 PAGES gE. YTALIAN BUS INESSMEN ‘IN PORT-AU-PRINCE QQ). THE PETOIA’ FAMILY: (2) ‘THE MAGLIO FAMILY : F. OTHERS - . @, FRANK PEURIES, A BUSINESSMAN’ IN. CORAIL ~ (2) ALPHONSE BAZIL, A LAWYER IN JEREMIE (3) JEAN, BOURGEOIS, A BUSINESSMAN IN CAYES (4) MIDOUIN. TURNIER, A BUSINESSMAN, IN JACMEL | (8). LEON ST, REMY, A BUSINESSMAN IN GONAIVES | L' ARTIBONITE (6) CLAUDE -FORBIN, A BUSINESSMAN IN GONAIVES Say (GERGE HARLIEN, A BUSINESSMAN IN CAP HAITIEN ((@) FELIX ANGELOUSE, A BUSINESSMAN IN CAP HAITIEN (6) CHARITE JEAN,. A BUSINESS LEADER IN. PLAISANCE Q0) MARC BELOT, A LAWYER IN PETITE RIVIERE DE -- a4 . : # ho 4 ~“ . ; ‘ r é 6 ae eo oe ve an yO €. . e ve a , . pte ~ 2 i. 1 ‘ ao é ato
14-00000 i ) PAGE 7 OF 7 PAGES . LG 4 » 8-E-C-R-E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM So, . an ; ro Ee 6. CHARLES CLAIMS THAT THE FOLLOWERS OF THE LATE CLEVENT’ © | JUMELLE, A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN 1957, ARE AMONG HIS w - a SUPPORTERS, AS WELL AS THE FOLLOWING INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPERMEN: A, DUMERIC (FNU), PRESIDENT OF PUBLISHERS Assocation, : 7 | WHO WRITES. FOR LE MATIN . ot AS . te "B, MAX CHAUVET, PUBLISHER OF. LE NOUVELLETTE, - oe! ‘ . 7 HE ALSO COUNTS ON THE SUPPORT OF A NUMBER OF PERSONS WHO ARE we ot ; a STUDYING IN WEST GERMANY, SPAIN, AD OTHER COUNTRIES ON SCHOLAR= 7 os SHIPS WHICH HE GAVE THEM, : r | a "CHARLES, ‘THROUGH HIS AGENTS, ALSO HAS coop CONNECTIONS cake Ab ae WITH WITCH DOCTORS AND "PERSONALITIES IN THE VOODOO MOVEMENT." “- - 8. ALTHOUGH CHARLES GAVE NO DATE FOR THE. ACTION, HE SAID -. THAT HE: AND HIS ARMY FRIENDS WILL GET RID OF DUVALIER, BUT THAT ~ ‘\; (HEY ARE NOE. STRONG ENOUGH WITHOUT FOREIGN HELP 10 STAY: IN POWER, | i ¥ HE WARNED THAT IF THE U.S, GOVERNMENT REFUSES TO HELP THEM, THE *. CASTRORTE HAITIANS HAVE A VERY GOOD CHANCE OF SEIZING POWER, co 2/@_ FEELD DISSEM:. CINCSO, .CINCKANT (ALSO SENT f8 7 i é ; SoB-CeR-E=T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM $ 2 re wane aninetn stimaneeral RANT oS AAROENE SHIRE Bt! mrpen certo whe anennemmnHe roe meine coment
74-0000 , a2 sume leer _ BULECT te Assessuent of Clesard dooepa-cuaries,. Ds ye . Cleasrd Jousph-Charies, president of: the Commercial: 4 Beek ef Hit’ aed President of the ‘Beition Chauber > C8, is the source... . Por four yearw. Charies ‘has tried te gain Use? ne a Me gupport for hinsel? as Guccessor to President Duvalier, A " He is an opsortunist of the first water-shrewd, - So eageble and unserupuioew. He hee played. Duvalier's - ne geme to the hilt, often entrusted with missiens abroad Bos Which were, in effect contrary te U.8.° governnent. poe be . dutereste. (Bs played a principal rele in the atteupt te 2 ES @emgele 8-26 aireraft out ef the 0.5. for Duvalier’sa wes, -: Im thot connection he wont to Arizona te try to purchase 8 @.8..air Yoree surplus. plance, | using BBs: oitinans of ene Suspiceiows ature ae hig “agents: ) . oa ore Cg ie @ od . yee see Charles bas been forced in recent mouths to mato. Se i feams te the Duvalier government, the last one having been vo fm the vieinity ef $709,000, As a result. he Gleiaa that . hia bank 19 in a precarious pusition. Theretero, ne cam * @aries has gany business interests ta: mata Gpare. Sd @ven fio banking eseration (eseentisl.eile, sisal ote.j). 69 Gaitiau exiles catieste that as many ae 4, 660. persons : may be dependent upon. hie: fer their Livelinced. (ae . fimelucos Jopendenta: of his eaployeos)... . , (icles is poorly regarded by the state Department. qe opurtnont's @tance *cwards him a® 6 Sueceeser te : Buvelics ‘hae. s0@n even more. negative: thea. he customary. he current report turned in by Louls. BRUINS is. wepesnenta tive im New York, appears to be: nothing mere than . @8 Oxteneica of bis. atteapts to panic the U.5, und thus - @@ gile for Bigmeid support ae the leseer of a number of MT og pe ae 702
x ieee ye Lae net . te + hoe ae . . - : a . et ONE wen cee ot ee ee an . . . . - ‘ ve . evils, The list of neanes of his a lleged supporters ia | meaningless. His adherents in the army are not identified .~ : Ong are suspect. : : His referral in this, and in a previow: report, to “ Castro and Balaguer es his competiters in a race to , overthrow Duvalier is considered te be nonsense. All _ , this is calewlated to force the U.8, baad in. his favor. His attempt: to find a channel te the Pentagon are in — mop! ¢he pattern of his action for several years,  Shoulé@ ke. “Gucesed he might be convincing enough to cause trouble. fs vet , ey oa voy . . . *s tH PS, 2 eae Saale rmiae poet sted Gane ed? Saest a D ATT y ¢
Pe aaa JE alge gee ee OS aS a ee  tuoene Cores Bane Saeed ussite veo wessnce * sora covses : pat eedicr. vo brance SECRET omni REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED _ ‘ ; . pteraoy. Cl sia. eA : ~~ newex UNIT ROTI? ae a mn oceans _ i 1 a, i oT a7) ee po - » (get ion ° ADVANGE GOPY " aT vr ; _ ; 7) 2 (wile cor | nj tosuee OeoneOel ol : 7 + : FILE x os (; OG - wi E « =] avd x + é Son £0 AA a ? vn aoe + ral SECRET 0918407 CITE |. Sdmerw8620g 2° OS © DIRECTOR INFO| | aw av | 7 ‘REFS DIRECTORGES7G at te CHARLES usINe VISA BUSINESS 4S ‘EXCUSE CANE To EMBASSY. . WHILE THERE HE ASKED. SPEAK TO POLITICAL OFFICER. _ Was DIRECTED TO MR. CLARENCE BREAUX WHO LISTENED TO HIS “STORY. _ WHICH ALMOST IDENTICAL REFERENCE. _ . . OF @e OVE FACT CHARGE LIMITING CABLE. TRAFFIC MEMCON WILL - a POUCHED. . CHARLES INSISTED NO ACTION WOULD TAKE PLACE . ~ UNTIL OCTOBER. STATION CONCURS HQS COMMENT THERE NO INFO- | MATION SUBSTANTIATE CHARLES CAPABILITY. FOR A. COUP. SECRET
14-00000 eg whe me ‘e tet Sa Soa 3 DBI! REEORT NO. | ~ : . . . rts At otimy aS COUNTRY Wodtd 7 Bean Ty SUBJECT Purtier lets ef Geant dos ih Snaghes DATE DISTR, - 8 June 1957 2 Lo To Overthocw the Hattsaa Gavesws st : is Miisary Supportera ont HLS aids NO, PAGES Bo Bb For Suppeat frau liaitdon Feilcs . RETERENCES ‘ FIELD REPORT NO, THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INTOUMATION, SOURCE GUAGINGS ARE DERINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTONT {S TENTATIVE, Le Chenond Joseph Charles, ay ast or the Conmeretal Ben of Haiti, cleains | that sinee Maj. Cotcou(tie:),* & close friend, has replaced Coot. Harry =~ = - fasey in the Freasiductial ‘Gua, nea (Charles) mow has an aecess te arms ‘ end cosmition dn the bessosnt of the Palace an4 is in a position to carry out a coup agqalmat Preaitest Proncoda Divralder "In the neoxr Suture.” Althouzh no definite dute haz bean set yet for the coup, Charles is convinced thes it must be aasried out “within the next few mouths” te save Halti fren - economic sad 2tiool chaou.: Charles, ond especially his nilitary etentes feel that 1S 7 te ) the yees Of decision. - 2. Althougs dol. Fler: Lots, (cen 2 seamender of the Dessalines Barracks, _. Was seb tanh as a Pallinescussiiweaty Chazvles believes that Plerve-~ ; lmows of anf approves Lia pars to overthrow Duvelier, and what he (eames) - . . "ga.sruls” the Dassalines Derrasks theeugs Pierre-Lowts. Cole Octave Caillerd 7 .. 8&8 ome oF the kay military ficmes oa wien Charles pins: his hopes. Cailland en as therougaly Wedlineiooesi wits Duveller and ds willing to cocpercte. a. _. > Gasdiend fears thet if Duwwuller ranaizs in power, Haiti's eccacay will be : ae ‘eexpletaly riinod and Huttion exiles receiving queria training jn Cuba : : , ‘Bey etteapt te seize pees in Balti. : “Ge Quarles has the support of Capt. Preval (fma),3 of the Presidenti.. cuamt, ae _ @2& reelises thas higheranicing officers loyal to Duvalier could cause pleodshed; - o> ©6(exrles and bis. asaoccatey expect violence during the anitiel atages of the SE 2 CONBe “2 he Da addition to whips of the Haition Coast Quant, Chaxes ‘now has the use of Be  & 332-ton acnvarted Lanting orort ee) vhich nezauly sails between Senakos
14-00000 ' GateteReten ue NO FOREIGN piss T2/COCIROLLED DISSRs rs -- wgtee S. Charles had no contact with Haltion exile groups until, early Mey 1957, when he cent an calsasary te Nov York Cltv to telk te Lowls Gnnasrieg, a prominent onti-Duvielier exile, whose entire Tomily wos KALLE by Deialier's henchmen. Sancarieq agreed to ovuport Charles in a finel chowom with _. Duvalier and preciseé to ins up seme of his fellow exiles to ihe Chores. A close friend of Charles was plonning to go to Nov Yorn in | . mideliny 1967 ostensibly to discurn port develosment projects in Paromnte : Prince with a U.S. censtruction fir; however, the real. purpose of the trip 36 to contact Heltian exiles to gain their suppor’ for Canxles.e a ee | -toot 6s On 19-Moy 1967, a-group of. prominent Hoatian exiles held a meting in| ‘ New York City to eclebrate Hettien,Fieg Day. One of the orgentizere of, - =; «+... . $he meeting wes Dre Jumelie (fou), "a medical doctor whose b¥otho* was: : a fexmor Eoltion Minister of Finance and whe wes Killed hy Duvaltere. « “| Another exile who abtenled the meeting was Vixerar (fou)? wro claims to : . be a Legal. advisor to the Republic ef Ched ani whe said that he was going 7 to be the next president cf Haiti. The group of daitian selles, believed ¢e - ' . eal. itself the "Netienal Organization of Haitian Exiles", haa seus mexbers. 7 “ who back Charles. - ve x oo eepeneeenes ton remem en taprmtnees menpaateent msn ete an nee Setanta = awe aera en gor OO cgi ? - , _ & or + Yo Following are prominent Haitians who’ Chaves velteves mnict bea olintanted en after the eoup: ae Lo . on Be Cole Gracia Jacques of the presiAentte., Guard « = gnoques, ‘whe 4s no qunger | yt blinily loyal to Duvalier, will be necded in the execution of the coup, . ené can be bought; however, a be clinteatehe Of © mattery . guste ani Charles, Jacques will be SLiminetede ae aL De Ine Desir, head of the Tosten-Mecouto, ‘ i '@e Giovis Desiner, Minister of Finanee « en "enarchist” with’ prosifential / Sapiweations who has =m “unlewgroud. movement in Hosts." Ge Gene Gerard Ceastant, Chief of Steff... ‘ ‘ o, ath noe = fe cn Saas AE ECLA ELTA SON RTT EN LTT ‘ ’ ‘ ._ sent SS me  @e - Cohe Jeoques tareche, Deputy Chief of Btefe = a Yecarinned Commtst." be the coup ie successful, Charles hepes to give Anire Theerd, former . .. ° fiedtlen Avbessafor to the United States, a (diplinatie pests Thenxd da pro-U.S. Charles regaris Gernnl Piilippoaum, Mintover of Health, ©! | '- @8 @ very sick man with no further ‘pelittdeal, oxpirations. “. rd 3 Ge GLese frienis of Chorles ere convinnst: thet Chores. has ne ghetes ‘but to ‘ . , ,, GReey ou’ a coup with or. without fornia help, anil that bie chances of success, | i . BO Bord becouse several of Duvalicr's mew appointees to key pesitions are. Selena of Chores; else, thes Charles must act coon beanuss. the morale, ‘ef. - Meuy of Duvalier's militery on? clvlidiem supporters has reauhud au elLetime. ” 7 ae end ‘vecause the Haktlen Treasury is aluort cawtys \ paatgiertere Conmenta A we de Sodsou may be Maj. Berge Coho. COR a Be Ped.ablgy Ube Cole luc Plerre-Loulee - . aan i - ca “Me Another source has ident2. fed Preval. ae ceyts Valter Prova . Belt Paltat i HO FOREIGN B75Sr: We CORERGLLED ozs a Re oe
14-00000 . oR +, NO FOREIGN Dissii:/CcMPROLEED DIssm4 ; _ .§ | 4, Probcbly Dr. Gaston Juiclle. So — a , i . ge ‘Probobly Henri Vixamay. ; ne - . oe | recently reported other plans of Clemana Joseyh Charles. ' nO . ‘ : : . te 4 . - : ; 3 ’ yo 4. ‘ Pan Pe: Seen Dyt ie ee a ‘ ee Ore et 5 ie 4 Las y “at, 2 se ne fests me See Ir poh eA ERR UT, Errore, (a 4 eee” . oan oy awe ne 1? ; ‘ . . j L ; B-E-G=R-LaT a DISOEM/COMMOLLED DIsany t ;
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14-00000 TERROR A tee oan te pe Bb tone ce AIS ON Te ane meg aie ue Ne ms oe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY || ° ROUTINE Intelligence Information Cable. iN ” PAGE 1 OF 3 PAGES a { MOA NIG AID UBIA 6OO' ONE CCR yo ess 6S claAsNMGce - an ‘ Eto FBI. r ‘This materia, contains Information aff the National Defense of the | United & States within the mean: . Gees, F60 ond He ihe traneetacn oF Fos tien of which in any man Se eee ag PPP i eS SOs SOARED STAIRS COST SYATa/INR BIA ARMY WAVY AIR JCB SECOEF ye eres Betis APMC TNE re a EES ak % rerun ome mwas : ' - NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED - Di SSEM_- ; somgresiog owt |. . THIS IS AN Information REPORT, NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE. S-E-C-R-E-T wt 2 | ~ re 2 207 SUMECT READINESS OF CLEMARD JOSEPH-CHARLES-. 9° 9° 7 _70 OVERTHROW THE HAITIAN GOVERNMENT et ace we aN ON 24 MAY 1967,, CLEMARD JOSEPH. CHARLES, PRESIDENT or : So COMMERCIAL BANK OF HAITI, SAID THAT HE WAS. "100 PERCENT. ~ READE 10 GO. THROUGH WITH THE ‘BUSINESS. TRANSACTION’ AND pip : ‘NOT WANT TO WASTE TIME’ RECAUSE "LOCAL ‘BUSINESS “COMPETITORS” MIGHT GET AHEAD OF HIM, "CHARLES REITERATED THAT’ ‘TT WAS. IMPERATIVE | Fetters ay ean, od HAT HIS TWO PRINCIPAL "FOREION CONPRTITORS," LoEey: -PIDEL | CASTRO AND DOMINICAN PRESIDENT JOAQUIN BALAGUER » ‘BE NEUTRALIZED TO. PREVENT THEM FROM SPOILENG HIS "PROMISING. BUSINESS: DEAL, " §-E-C-R-E~T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM ee VV
14-00000 i : IN | PAGE 2 OF 3 PAGES ‘ _ 1° @ SeE-CeR--E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM | ; > mo {olasslfioation, controts oo i CO -., (SOURCE COMMENT: THIS DEAL. 18, OF COURSE, CHARLES'- ATTEMPT TO a - | _ OVERTHROW THE DUVALIER GOVERNMENT.)° ss 1...) @e ON 30 MAY, CHARLES AGAIN. WARNED OF THE NECESSITY OF F NEUTRALIZING CASTRO AND BALAGUER BECAUSE OF: THE. "EXTREME, URGENCY . yo “OF THE BUSINESS MATTER," (SOURCE: COMMENT: aT 1s BELIEVED THAT . “"RVEN IF CHARLES 18 SUCCESSFUL IN-HIS COUP AGAINST DUVALIER RE 2 “STI WILL FEAR. INTERVENTION BY CASTRO ‘AND BALAGUER,) . IN THIS: Le. . RESPECT, CHARLES HAS URGED HIS CLOSE ASSOCIATES.‘TO DO “EVERYTHING 7 ‘, _ SOR ” IN THEIR POWER TO PREVENT CASTRO AND. BALAGUER FROM ANY ACTION a i "AGAINST HIS PLAN, AND HAS, ENDEAVORED TO. SECURE. SUPPORT FROM HAITIAN EXILES IN THE UNITED STATES Oe 8" g) pouis SANGARICQ, A HAITIAN EXILE IN THE UNITED STATES, AND HIS: SON RAVE PROMISED CHARLES THEIR FULL COOPERATION, © Py ee "‘qANBARrc9' 8. SON, WHO IS CONNECTED WITH THE HAITIAN COALITION bl Sart “ ‘WEN YORK, NOW IS PLANNING TC INTENSIFY PROPAGANDA AGAINST i: _.; DUVALIER AND WIS HENCHMEN, . FROM TIME TO TIME, THIS PROPAGANDA | "WILL ATTACK CHARLES FOR HS "SWPGORT" OF THE:DUVALIER REGIME 'IN.' "ORDER NOT TO. AROUSE DUVALTER' 8 SUSPICION; “THESE ATTACKS, HOWEVER, - “OWILL BE LESS SRARP THAN THOSE DIRECTED AGAINST OTHER SUPPORTERS . OF THE REGIME, | THE ‘SANSARICQS WILL: TRY 70, MAKE CHARLES ® B-E-C-R-E=T/NO FOREIGN DISSFM/CONTROLLED DISSEM -
/- 2 Be. FIELD DISSEM: CINCSO, CINCLANT sano gain aa - a * yor 1 AT ae meeps EME Me 8 eae . Rete tester, ee! s ened e as . . : . a - . * * atte S : id . - . t Lot PAGE 3 OFS PAGES | BHE“C-R-E-T/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM Ee 10 FOR . = "ACCEPTABLE TO THE-HAITIAN COALITION IN THE UNITED STATES, FOR THEIR. a -:- EFFORTS; CHARLES HAS: PROMISED THE SANSARICQS “EMPORTANT GOVERNMENT \POSTS IN HTS (CHARLES') FUTURE CABINET." ‘ a - 4 (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT:. ‘FOR SOME Tr, « CHARLES HAS SAID THAT - HE PLANS To OVERTHROW DUVALIER WITH OR WITHOUT U.S. SUPPORT, HIS STATEMENTS m TRIS REPORT THAT RE IS READY TO GO ‘THROUGH WITH THE _ COUP MAY BE ONE OF HIS FINAL BIDS FOR U 3. SUPPORT .- Bas Y fu : Jc INFORMA TION ON CHARLES' PLANS _AND ‘HAITIAN. SUPPORT FOR A: ‘COUP. THERE 18 NO INFORMATION FROM: OTHER SOURCES TO SUBSTANTIATE ‘CHARLES CAPABILITY. : ‘FOR A COUP.) — 7 ee bee be re ety a etn ene artes Sn enn ie van & oe ee
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14-00000 Py RO ERAT me a WIS2 SEC RE TASENSITIVE  - NACOUTE 19 BUSIER THEN EVER. Se SUNDAY EVENING A NEPHEW OF CANADIAN CITIZEN HARRY Ag DOLANSKY, ah LEFT PORT “AU PRINCE TOGETHER WITH ALLAN COLTON, CANAQLAN OWNER OF - | , % od _ HAITIAN INTERNATIONAL LEATHEN CORPORATION, PORT “AU-PRINCE» _DOLANSKY *s Tp NEPHEW CALLED BRUN FROM MONTREAL « ACCORDING TO’ HIN ~DUVALTER LEARNED ABOUT CHAXLES® PLOTTING AND ALSO HAS ©  XNOWLEDGE OF BRUN's INVOLVEMENT « THE NEPHEW STRONGLY: “ADVISED - sO A, BRUN TO FOREGO HIS TRIP TO’ PORT AU-PRINCE AT THiS. TIME § HE ‘FEELS | - THaT THE LIFE OF BRYN, A. NATURAL 1Z£D US CRTIZEN, OF MALT LAW: DESCENT: - MAY: BE In. DANGER: IF HE GOES To- -PORT AU «PRINCE: “SINCE, PAPA 18° a COMPLETETLY UNPREDICATALE., AND FEELS CORNERED BY HIs- ENEMLES AND’. FRIENDS ‘SUCH AS CHARLES AND OTHERS. cee prim oe THE NEPHEW REMINDED BRUN -. a THAT HE (RUN) HAS A WIFE AND FOUR SMALL: CHILDREN: IN NYG. ; x Ge NOV BRUNS IS TORN BETWEEN HIS LOYALTY To KIS. FRIEND CHARLES” AND HIS OWN FAMILY. IN HIS PLIGHT HE ASKED BaLGG FOR: ADVICE. WE TOLD AIM THAT, WHILE PERSONALLY VE SYMPHATIZE. WITH HIM, /. “PROFESSIONALLY WE ARE NOT IN POSITION TO. ADVISE HIN ON KIS: PROJECTED. “STRIP To PORT “AU-PRINCE. WHICH WAS SCHEDULED FOR: 11838 AN, °S- JUNE. “© BRUN”LNFORNED -US'THAT HE“LL ALSO SEEK THE ADVICE OF WIS Per ; CONTACT man WHO Has, DEALT WITH HIN RE HAITIAN DEVELOPMENTS FOR
Fase J 25SEC nw E T/SENSITIVe SOME ‘TIME « . poy we AT 7 r) MONDAY, 9 JUNE, BhUN CALLED CHARLES IW PUT -AU PRINCE « THE BANKER REPEATED HIS TELEPHONE KEQUEST MADE ON MONDAY, 4 JUN FOR BRUNS"S TRIP TO HAITIAN CAPITAL ON MONDAY TO DISCUSS “URGENT BUSINESS ‘BATTERS had CHARLES EMPHASIZED THAT "NO POLITICS WAS INVOLVED 5 THE . _ PURPOSE OF THEIR GeT TOGETHER IS PURELY BUSINESS NATURE 2” BRUN , OVERRULING HIS WIFE *S OBJECTIONS, DECIDED To GO. FRON. REMEDY LAP, MONDAY, AT 11853 AM ON PAN Arie. .Y ' AFTER THAT Nz. TOOK: OFF ‘ i” nS , 8. aS A PRECAUT TONARY. MEASURE BRUN WILL REGISTER ITH us DIPLO~ vat IC REPRESENTATION AT PORT =au “PRINCE e " BEFORE e ‘WE HAS ‘NOT DONE STRAT ABUT Sek Ba hae : “4.9 4'° BRUN HOPES TO BE. BACK VEONESDAY THIS: WEEK ” waren TINE oweaiieat— SEC WE T/SENSITIVE - - as Cea Les orl “ SOULS Bab WECAATL “ppaagy ice 8% ' «naar INS? za OF. TAKIBY Ye Wis wee seh Me ries ¥ a eae fevat rene ae “bie, CAAA ute : YaRatER aks oF od i A te ‘¢ { te oF TowRteA “arta sae rs GRAAL DOES nots a) « iG ‘souant 4s = Fa “syipe : a a kvaee end 1 eat. Te so . : . So apnnetED , DIORISSED, ‘Thanarenne on t SIMPLY To*DISAPPtAR"s a ay & b: Tet ste Sk “ett +4. abet Leek. od ee eras ma! at ptr tats te, piers ba er" saa aa a
‘ rn eC: n iW L CO UNCLASSIFIED ne r ms t ETS ott SITE CONF\. -NTIAL (] secret, ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) A ; “ Clemard fogeph Charles, Plot to Overthrow Duvalier Government ; : Fee axtension | 660, ; ; ' DCS Case 47,540 (Sensitive) Gate - : “3 6 June 1967 | : . COMMENTS (Number each commend to thew from whom : © whom. Brow @ line acre cotume cher each comment} ; oa ~ x : 7 _ Attached is. copy of e-BIhg 4 - for your votention, S a: . fo Se 610 “Lase* )- secrer i.) CORPIOEATAL, oO a my «= CY URKRASSIFVGO wee : . : ; ad Lome - i
14-00000 (SEC RE T/SENSITIVE 0520312 aie on i g QONT ACTS/WASHINGTON | OPERATIONAL SUPPORT sur | fe . THIS 18 SENSITIVE = . SUBJECT 4 CASE 479548 Fr aly we a _oirlle” CLEMARD. JOSEPH CHARLES AND LOUIS A. BRIN HAVE “BEEN IN FREQUENT PHOWE CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER IN, RECENT DAYSs~ IN ADDITIO N _ .BRUN RECEIVED SEVERAL LETTERS FROM CHARLES WHICH VERE MANDCARRIED a BY TRUSTED FRIENDS. ee Ee | JW A LETTER, DATED 24 MAY, CHARLES STATED THAT HE.WAS . eo ex CENT READY TO GO THROUGH BUSINESS TRANSACTION AND 1 | MBOW*T- WANE TO VASTE TIME BECAUSE LOCAL BUSINESS COMPETITORS MAY GET |. pocap oF we.* [EWARLES REPEATED HIS PREVIOUS REQUEST THAT °KR BELL AND ‘/ QOMPANY? - GTHI CODE WANES CHARLES BESTOWED OW AND THE ia : PENTAGON) MUST. MAKE IT INPOSSIGLE FOR THE TWO. PRINCIPAL FOREIGN | QUAPETITORS,.2of05 CASTRO AND BALAGUER, TO SPOIL THE. “PROMISING: BUSINESS : ‘L- PRAbe”. THIS DEAL 18 OF COURSE KIS ATTENP: TO. OVERTHROW THE DUVALIER: , GOVERNMENT 5 a mA ES i owsSe: IM ANOTHER LETTER, DATED’ SO: MAY, CHARLES WARNS: BRUN OF: THE. ho SEXTREWE URGENCY OF THE BUSINESS NATTER VIS@A*VIS mRe BELL AND * fame ‘s =
14-00000 PAGE | 5 EC RE T/SENSITIVE . COMPANY” AND AGAIN REQUESTS THE “NEUTRALIZATION OF. FOREIGN COMPETITION BY SAID COMPANY”. BRUN FEELS THAT EVEN IF HIS ‘cou AGANST DUVALIER SUCCEEDS CHARLES STILL: FEARS INTERVENTION BY” GASTRO © AND BALAGUER. . CHARLES URGED BRUN "TO po EVERYTHING 10. PERSUADE #R. BELL®S COMPANY. NOW IMPORTANT IT Is TO GET RID oF -POSSIBLE FOREIGN COMPETITION." CHARLES also “ADVISED _BRUN THAT HE ' HAS TO UNDERGO: Au OPERAT 10N To. REMOVE, A BENIGN GROWTH. FRow HIS” THROAT» Me at CHARLES® REQUEST BRUN. HAS BEEN IN CONSTANT. CONTACT WITH. HAITIAN EXILES IN NYC TO SECURE THEIR-SUPPORT FOR THE _BANKER« Lours ok. SANSARICQ, AND HIS SON PROMISED FULL COOPERATION. SANSARICO’S ‘800 WMO Ts CONNECTED with TNE HAITIAN EXILE RADIO BROADCASTING: ANTI: puvanzer MATERIAL FROM. THE US TO HAITI NOW REGULARLY ‘DELIVERS | TAPED [.'” PROPAGANDA To BRUM BEFORE TRANSMISSION.” BRUN AND YOUNG SANSARICQ: f ARE HOW PLANWING TO: INTENSIFY PROPAGANDA AGAINST DUVALIER AND KIS [ MENCHNEN. PROM TIME TO TINE. EXILE Raplo WILL. CONTINUE TO ATTACK “CHARLES 7OR HIS SUPPORT OF REGINE SO AS NOT TO AROUSE. PAPAS: | SUSPICION, THESE ATTACKS, HOWEVER, VILL BE LESS SHARP: THAN THOSE |. pingetep AGAINST OTHER SUPPORTERS OF THE REGIME... IN ANY. | Oey 1 THE SANSARICAS WILL TRY. TO WAKE ‘CHARLES ACCEPTABLE’ TO HE 7 ge hi ET cas fata n emmelae Nant does mine
‘PAGE $ SEC RE T/SENSITIVE a a ae R “5 PWAITIAN COALITION” IN-NYC. FOR THEIR LABOR THEY WERE PROKISED | ". SINPORTANT GOVERNMENT POSTS IN’ CHARLES FUTURE CABINET.” ae oS. - oe -BRUN INFORMED US THAT CHARLES'S SUPPORTER EDMOND VILAIRE, 9 | oe - PORT=AU “PRINCE SHIPOWNER, WILL RETURN FROW. NYC.TO HAITI.OW 8 JUN 67° ‘ AND THAT LOUIS LEVEQUE WILL visit NYG: AGAIN HID=JUNe™ BEFORE "HIS RETURN a et. an) AIT LEVEQUE EXPRESSED HIS DESIRE’: THRO UOK ‘BRN To MEET ne a OE no ONS dae ha oe | . t s I. ee t | * i a * rT een 4 i 5 3 ie in 4 ang § enema
14-00000 RGSERENES, 7 Ih RePCOT LO, Aan : ThiS IS LNEVAQUATED INCOWAATION, S0Lce Gaslir. - eee eTUWh. Abel Aa C2 CONTENT IS alt. cIVS : . | € Le In discussing the possibility af ovucthe wing the Davalder Governmuct on U4 ' . the near > ature, Clezand Jozcph Chash prasassat of the Germireien Base . ’ of Eatti, sacd Bo now as recdy to wracu.) Ble Leageplonned sehcre v5 er - a seize power with his military aud suvilias friends i... PurteouePrinze, wlth! 1 4 So OF WATLCR5 tke aly of the U.S. Ccoverrrnte”™ If he cails in hie esvtsrte | i ; | - $6 chta.. UsS. surpert fer hes poe, CY cleg still iateras to-go ansaa 7°” are ° Wits th. 325, out ne sate the exes of nis esasme WA take moo - ay time. Ecwever, Charles beileve: that 2 3 in the best interest co the orn “ t US. tO 32ve nas a. nesescary hely in us effort to geo rad of T..2% Ze ; ee Duvaliex +20 has brought Hate? vs hs uy 25k oo Sevai econutils ON MT al . | @e Chaz.ga said that ho has vt iss ond. see. enutes bitder. “seneyntas “2 ‘Batc." ard thas through his good trdend shaeel Octave Cayaré,? eon uwer ef -..3 & wetas Coast Cuan, throes Naded..” beans; re which carry. tans s oy wilt. ve vier his comtral. - Cayard camacy Dirctst encsugh arrmmtcicn fer + : the .mtcns, but Charles keres pa Sttaiv. the rnesessary amcant fron ne | | ' UeS. Govivarent. He woulda like to yet che ammusision froma the U.S. — @irwcft worules, BUXER, which has beer <1 Gaty in the Caribbean exca for ste Limde 8. Bes. 38 yan, Chaves. hag the suypart sort of ar. witansa » nl: 2aheranising - ak" 28 ast, officers’ Charles ani hie miiisary eri civilton fricnis plan t., - set 2 2 provisional, junts and get rid of the “crenies cf Haiti," tiot is, — ; Duy ...@0 and hie supporters. After the soncelidation Rewer dn ta yt. |. t Wet: _ of the Junta, Charles plane te run for President end ds corerizsec oe , the. “ae con win eince he hes Rony capporters in PorteanePrinsé as w. a ‘3 o8 @& 2. thé mural areas of Hoist. Cnarles claims that he "sontre’s" os). re Lact Ga.chde amd Episcopal clergy, teachers and students, several b. Sot =8Eey > @a tay ~2iitlemes in the rural areas who axe waving for als Baits. overthrow the present regime. . Ts abe QeRe Bet , GA BAM TRE Wreaeee /mmmma nr sn NTE rae
14-00000 Pe es eas aT | Bd td OS ey oe LY so ng roratzaie Ses eonssCsnaD, DISSE Be ce ; he Charles has etoted that cshow.d ho becexe Prestéent of Haiti, 3 he would i a E . “pursue a prc--l.S. policy, clisinating the Duvalierists and ths Cosmunists .-- - ae and eatablishing a “liberal deiosz atic" rogine. § Charles csi is pretending to be 2 leyal supporter of Duvaller; howaver, his position has become shaxy anc he bclicves that his lite ds in dancers: - Ho feels tht he nay fall vita to Duvalier unless he (Charles) tries ; ab first. For the time beinz, Charlies will continue to swonort Duvilier in. cork ean offers to allay the Presiicat's suspicions. As president of tha ; we Haitian Chauber of Comerce, hares soon will deliver a specch praising . “Ss the achiuverents of BDuvelicr. He is anxious for the U.S. vo lmow thet. - , ae - ‘his overtures toward Duvalier ore pretense and that he is determined to” f ae go inte action against whe prosent regine. , meer nenneieenianta martes sey tee tere mrmmmcsemaamn en tia SF ee pw ¢ . > Headquarters Comcnts Oe OT ! Le, as rem another relicble source, reported that Charles ana’ ~ ayer, former Minister of Finance under e Duvalier, were contending * for power in the Haitia.. Government - atte een gy : att L anemone ‘a° - Se - aoe ccemmeinee pene Sepnaeeinne « a , ; . de Ia the past several months, Charles has made t numerdéus atteupte to. “c's. @hde&t support fraa several, U.S. Government agencies for his Plot, a ae against the Duvalier Government. AG @. Ne reason vas given for Charles’ belie? that it would be in the best interest of the U.S. to support his. scheme te overthrow Duvalicr. - ” However, he may be referring to his claim that should he becane 2 oF Ll. : President of Haiti following the overthrow of Duvalier, he intends | ee %@ pursue a pro-U.S. policy and establish a "liberal democratic" - $e| Cayaré, who enjoys the confidence « of Duvulier, 10 & Ge of Charles. - ; . ’ namie re . BeoC-R-D-T “W FOREIGN DIOGHM/CoNsuOLLED DISSEN . 4 or i ae Ne f @
14-00000 Bgeciiant aa Cow Lye y Gase of gives (Fecyernen) GUNIEET) Rew Muevagen from Clenacd J. Chariac/Qurrest EaStian Bitte ae 2. @n 40 May 1997, Lowls a. Resi, President, B& B Intercaticnal,: oe oo ae a Corporution, Baw Yorn City, furntehed the following “$n foremt Lens ‘oe @.. Clement Jcoopn Gharies, Prostfant, argue: Cagparciel a "watts, a ws Puveas-Princs, clelus thet hie wiittary mu olvilien asti-ivaller Soe ye bk fuvees are crgwiise? Ls “strpg gellie remy to strikes when the ting _ yo arrives .* Me alee cales % have avyporters aumg Moitian amiies4a = 3° :: the 02 ent "on the ielecds surrounding Masti.” . §.. Gerles reiterated his previns assertion ‘that he-whhh depose . a pate ns ; ‘Baveller wits or viteat Ua belp wf the OB, %.L he wala prefer ts. Oy make comtent with @ “U8 Uslem marin FurtequePrinss to speed up. ‘ &, Gee fiaamiel cerieis desman’ exch aay. Bevemas are falling, Gnd foreign ruplte, continues to atay away... ' Attegrte te eald Teenery tends ebrnad and atirest tourtetsa have utterly railed... Ina effort to ettrect foreig ioveswa.t, Ur. Auguste, daiti‘e fereer mcgetater te the Wl end recestiy @ypcictel etimaaing t) fest terweug, perme@dal 8 busissanem from Rerait (sese wee alven) to have an: - , \"  geilenze with Preciigat Bivalier ca dj May 19/1 in order us Miegise @ ~ . _ Wisinece dead. Gharkes expects to be prevent on this veeuslan. : i Gs Swwaller fe not wells. Tu aAtbiion to disheter, be hes wat Charles. . Sfearibes “arter!asclerceie payrboain.” . We ie Yesy auch wpegt by ; : the failure ef Lis son-laslav, the Minister of fairien, to eghh Baits @® Poreiga Wauriete. Ha 4¢ nleo disturtel abolt the iweest beherler ; . ' @f Bike uthar sopeinelev, Lt. Gol. Mariudiien fuslalcw. aeeceiiag te _\.. @awkes, Boulnique inurre’ the presidential wrath ty moving utef > OS ee palace. e2th bis ite ond lee. deovelier wiwant Papa's permiesian. — - . fer powlier puereamlly drougst te party Wk to the palace, | ’ ., Gmiatique resigned ole pilere eesiguemt-via hie wity.  Buvalier . therlhy refused ve seceyt the letter of ree lguatian tru his Gengnter a ee tres = Mane 00 3 Ae te restaente pouple sennay restgene — Bativitice La Bey Tore City ne eae * 2 Re titi
14-0000 6. . i oe ‘ Viner, ve elaine to be a legal. sdviser t6 the Rnublic ef Gaad. j 4, Peg ' $@ Ata, none of tn mesbers ary now Nauking Giarlae’ presidental  mPldant of Guartes', WALD ecm 40 Yoru @iiy acter a fev ange’. o Pe oe 7 Page 2 Charles states thet Gracia deoqian, chief of the Presifentiel Giars, r "vill be needed in the exscutios of the plan.” Ra feale thet Jesqwees is vo longer bltally loyal w& Imealler aul that be can. be ought. Goce tue puwer te in the bande of @ military Junte.ond i Charles, Jaaqes “wilh be elicinated.” fae vonker further: stafes chat havest ope caqpetent eltizens, uho Gv6 aloo provfl, vill Ge brought inte ne government. Sune of the exiles new in the U3 Whll ve ic we yurerament,  , yes Guries tetate thet be and tie friends are strong eacug, on the ai domes tie sé@te te in eway vith the Devaller goverrment. “cocker or Jeter.” Hie greatest twar ie that either Gastre or Imleger uligt adnterfore ia Beiti's. aftetze Pullowing e-coup against Ieweller. Hs earvestiy hupes that tne US vill n@itrulize Oastre ond Palequer. @barlen is sonvingsd that Duvulier and Balaguer ase “alesse, ‘rieods.": fhe feels that the tine bas definivaly cause forthe US Guvermment to . . ger ta Guuch with hia now te Port-au-Prince. Te Be wish io granted, - \ be will divulge bis plan. (esas, Gre. ) to the “Matec, sen.” e Ve en 19 bay 2907, @ group of nrasinent Museian exiles hals seating oa ew Vows City te celetrute Saltien Fleg Ouy. Gas of tha organinere _ : 3 » on WD, whose brother, ®. former Minioter-of Finesse, ~ killed vy Buwalier. at nar exile in ettenianas wae (fxs) ee & by Dm a0 a mratia, etated, "2 am going @e be the wext president of Baiti.° Brun velieves that the grou ' @@lle ftumlf “Rational Ongaci sation of deitien Mxiles."~ ascarting . esplratians . lente Léveqe, «washer of the Sasncaiie Vinaning Does’: cf Masts, ry im Lada,» Teriéa, en trqinte ,. ees, Mn Be. tay Lyd), WELL meet wath representatives of the J. 6. White Angincering : Gerparation , Gh Reed, Strqet, BIG, to Glecuer the port wolaroication project of. Purteu-Prince... Atcording.te Bnm, Leveque. haw "ueue, Sury Siportent infarention relative’ to. tad: @harlen’ plan.” rope ont Ss pp
Noh sel ’ |. . . . Gaae 7,0 (Beopanet) 4 . + Q/BTEOP: AAGitional Information Goncernixg Plans of Heltien banker, SY a Cem Jeet: Garles, to Owertiroy the Buvelier Guvern] . “ Nahe * he. Be Renda A. fem, Bard B isternational @.rperetios, Lita’ Browsway » ne Gey Zork, 8%, Macciawl Wa ‘Sealewicg @iii tional: information ’ ; eengeruiag tew Geve.cme ts in Yast. aid plane oF haitien bauer, OE : ever Jsegn Carver, Gi ie whiilary oud alvilian aaNdcletas tO , et overthruy toe DQuvaller soverceant. en em elgs 2 ch Me -Galonal Catliard, Basal of the Mateien Cuast Quin, ‘tas dafinivaly ORB _ . 2 | @& the wey wiiitery 6! spiwe on ehom. Chartes plaa hiv hopes. Geaiilers | t oe 2  * Ge themeaghig @fe0tuue fuel wits Deralier and ba willing to ex-perete. a wath deciles... Giiesd. fesse tit if Inealier remains in power, He 6. 3H /* @aguany of the quuctre will be oumpletaly ruingt and that heltias exiles ae nw being traiaci.in gwerrilia wertere tc Gom wy attest *e seine | _., > jpop. Ae @ preepera.s fairy. farmer, whose weet te gstiza et te be ne @pproxieately O89. at Udy Galllerd hes @ lorge eteke in the fulrure. '  - @® Bates. Be feais thar “petriste sich es Cuarles Gud biases" oust » Glintnate Pyvalier st lie borates. ; . ae ze Ra Rede Co haat ab ALteaugs Caries 414 vot. nase, Golavel Pierre Louie, offic: te eharye ef the Gaverugs Beseglioe+, PertegiePcines, gs a fellowecmeyi rater, "eae Le reese te delleve Uat Loile knows.end approves tae plane to @eertheos Brvalier. Gaerles eal leis ore gould friede; te terher Gen best van a8 the weldirg Of the Golenel'’s daigoter. When the . @everunest was tiehle t1 pay Liuls oni bie saldlers ci cine, ou several Geeestons, Gnarlec s6versed money 00. that Laiie nna sone of his trusted , Sascniates *oeult ent Bisineer Leute Lavey:a, » wanher-of the Bemonte Plamin; Mast of: Maiti, ie eleo qewre cf Gurlea' ylm.e. Levey is @ reapeote’ yublia : Ghepere vbo bas wate several tripe’ to ths Ws an oc rort te oPtaln Gapltal fer the “al tias. exneny.. Ge lao given. up all bupe end ia : @envineed thay the Bavalier somareaat wurt be sibatemeet. i
; Page a De cenoce athe ine EE tet Se Cartes alaime the rapport of & qubs tential aeepant ef the aleray, tntelalgoutela, teasers, end students es Wail a6 (aaeite in the : , fural areas, Ae @ ‘tevwst Romo Gabinlic, he mai.taia @ a.o96 Do, . weretierslip wub tig ohares eudverithes and ¢isw hetrleutes ¥ére ae ; Bee B.Oiiles, Blouy Wmenli’a eveceuser et tre Q@iarceller Caweh's. an 2 y ie . Gt. Tysakte Cathedral in Purt-aelriase. “fn mint same. he olatse we . Coe Po Crashes iy Pilly erare of the tanger oufronting hin ent ate fellow Co L . vo  @dnoplsatars, Yut Tiay-ere Setersines to “ollainate” Duvalier and his aa on an - Lo, hey suppertere. 65.0 Queries “eontcrals” Onscraes Deseelines through = / — | Galena lrsia, art he Goast Qiard threw Galomel Getllani, be is e@nfide.t tet in te erent of a eudcecentL camp by = allitery funts - he and iis asepclares wilh be able vw rood up the vrinctpal agperters ef Syrveaier. A. Giumywe ‘ee tea bie umn, Gaptaiu Prevai,. ic: wie . rn Sar Presider tial Gian, he ren ises tat tiger hing vificure loyal te . on Bevalier eucd ceise tlnmlehet. GQaries and his aseccintes eapest 9 4 . ae Oe wialenee 4uriong ara initial eteges of their soup. Mo definite Gate - ae ; Res yet bean oot far action, bai Garles is sonvinced tisat tue walp oo er; an | ene fet be sarricd oot wvttain’ tha test fee mente” eo sane the. sountey re ce Wo ros 2) fir @eaesenke evi falition ebsgs. Tn amy case, Cumrles ent enperially. ee LS taury frseuis teoh that Lgey ts the: veer of deelsien. % Ae present, Gnarles: hee nie gastest wit Gattis éxtis eran. Eewwver, oe G@nitsel steps te eetebiteh @ good relationship with exDles im the (8. ft. , have beeu tate:. In oerly Mey 1Wi7, Brun eet leile Fawarieg 4. “ « presi: ant eniicbivalier 4xi.0, viose attio fomisy- way Billed by || Daverter’s handles. Aenearicy eqresd. wo ayport- Ghasles: in cave oF ~ @ final abgocowm win Pre-tient Duvaller, Moctore:, be praalied v0 oa Rime w eome of he Caluwemiies fer Meries acd hie friends. . . Gegetiatians berterean maa ond denoericg are ia progress. - "Be. Pourcand, @ ibs. in Tanita, te no lenger trusted ty Bamlier. Gee Daveller ew ble Tenily heave the services of four decters: Gp. Vederé, an orvmpetiot; Br. Berney, mother. o fet) - Br. Buntape, & general prestitiansr; ent Or, Bardoin«s Spleset. . Qwealier's @ictitier fa wre, Bisie Sectt item, A mie mre, Tange - Gas, te entevetel. eich teaming perlalls ticed e@por teste uf Duvelier. : Gass ts wad bleed ey tne President, Woo sale hin e emiar of we Aewtaenive Guanber. :
sYeedereSJ wage 3 ae 9. Gariee te af Us opiniea tat Duvaller 1a determine! + rewis ta Beitt ead face ey opposition fre inaiAe ant uurelie the crawitry. , aWergh Drveller sa onlttent taat ce can nent any taghiie orlala, be Nas wade @ s@iret agreman® wi'h Yresida.® dongiin Balaoter af the Deainioss Aewhite, Duvaller uaket for enl wee goentes aly lus in the Doaizioen Reniie in the evest bis govermaent. to overthrown. i. Ge tev presidente maintain elaee Liaieun throw Aire Mem, @ 8 - Warten of the Legislative Ghaner in Ualt!. Sieun,. who, euoonding eo @arias, La. resvaneitie for the auinder of severe. autiebsvalier . peretns in the deaah aren, frequently trevale in a Jeep with Giplmatic license plete wetweea fenton Domingo end Por tease? tineg » Biaon received « diplowstics pepapert fron Drvwlier:. Wbile on ; Lo. Wisinass tn Gants: Daainge, be stan tn the presifiential palace, TL be Tt sows that the “battle of the eouseinelet” hes bean won by” eo SE bo Paurerd, Winleter ur Peorte, Ih early Mey 1967, Drvelier's other a be, StfielAclay, Satis » - -eaie ie @n Amy Offiser, moved out.of tae 4 7 preeiiastial palase toyevhar with ble white, Thay took up residence - ie PortegunPrince but thalr iniapedqice 41d: nut -last Long. After. @ tow days in thele nev coma, Preetient Peveller aut tbe bedyquanis sade @ “friendly vinit’ w the Smlque bose, sot” wie hie jaignter  - Ro @A epaloclew back to the presidential palace. Guat] es beligves: tt aon doaistpe te now virtually @ prisoner. dm eles. legiowt. frum twee pa, elose 62 the ywlace that Rimlier either vill appeiut or hae already © . _ 3 GBs uated. Dem Lae t @ toraign 4ipd-asmtla poet, wWilen aunwsig to . evden astle.” a6 vie cane Bee Fumes] continues te enjey Dewlier's fi ecnfidence. ie sae al Lohan to vielt Bev Work City vita ate wife. -- “ee prone Raitian wurles." After an unsuccessful sway ta the WB, - Povserd flav to Mexiec Gity, where be was also innuecessful ta hie - ae Dad o attrect Maxlean triste; but a © consolation prise, be  *Beecived & devarwiion ‘Trem the Mecions euvermnast. : se ete we ow Carlen unio Gi fulloving coments, te An sacering carats (adividuele in hinies: sy @ Grecia Sioqng>, ta chases ef the Providectia! Guard, Be Bo _, Omorenios VER bin. in case Gf ceup; be must Le elimizwtah. * qevis Sector, Rinteter of Pinos. Be in an Seaniuadet? _ Se prea ides tial. eapirations we hea ouray.
14-00000 . a, we ‘ . Veen , 7 . ° . ‘ : a At we Laeue ~, . ” aa , ; 4. Gerard PRUtjremix, Bintater of Yeelth. In @erly May 1907, ° , ; ° oo : be wee in Yaw fork 6Lcy 49 seek trentaemt of @ aeri zie: breakin : . Yos ’ ys emer exnisiton. A very sick maa, ne no loager bus paltttoal ; ao rn D ‘Generel Orrart Comstant, chief of steft. qe be clininatat. . 7 . en Toe oe @ focmer umbessador to te US, Be ie strongly prowly, or ¢ y: drasat “hages” wo give bin @ diplomtes pose voen. le te 10 @ fg | @ Gaiauel Jaoqies iarcahe, dapaty chief of oteft, "a ecmvineed . mo Gummctes." _™e he Sains 7 a ae . o, ‘ : Vith Als sooth PortemisPrince, ta “an undercover agent for . - . Buwalier.” Aa aae-tiie Lewgahia vas miaing a wcnery for, Duvellen; ” . “ ; Me can te now in giarge of an extensive rice plantatian.” : : Pf Charles receives no US Daly eyainst Bevelsr,”he will eet on. , ; 0 - Bae @m. Rowever, he Kcows that vitet US help (eamettien, i : J Weapane ) it aay take several moatas tefore be and his frienda are ~~ “a . weety to osrike. Paring tae interte period, he-vill eadeavor to. 4 \. Wodaraine che Datlisr govermmmns a Ua adavia Trate he be . 4 . ° - apesifie, ne plans te tall hia furulg. frieds camegiad with tre - oan | Gaterrational Monsey Fund end the World Baa ust thay must abandon cole, . ; "| ie present regime to eumphete eccucai: ehace. Ja milition. te t re fmishing @ cupy of hie nemamndium addressed to Duvalier to the I. es ene ‘@ubessedor in Malti on the. wrengloings of Yenrt Aielest, president 7 - i , @P the dition Toteses. and latch Moncyly, be. gare sepied to” “fore? Bi a : ; : + Gaomalate.° Charles fuels thet nen the “ecshunde. sitaatlon of ‘5 “ Bastt te absolntaly Rupalese”. be end bie fracnds will be ahie to- § :
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14-00000 Beh igeit oe, 25 May 1997 ee Case 47,540 (reopened) 3 GORIECEs Bow Dereiopaente in Plans of Reitian Renker, Clesard Jowett ue .  Gharlea, vo Qverthrow’ the Drealier Goveromrat _ On 1k thy 67, Minond Vilaire, 6 b Bedtion natiovel, who operates ax. 352 ton wonverted Les a cargo ship in PurteaiePrines, arrived tn op Bey Fork: Sty. On. 12-May GT va the company.of Louls' As Brun, Ba Boo Mnterreational Gorp., Yew Your City, be stated we following. (Lavtere hes of the PortemePrince firm is attacked.) ; Prestiest: Bivalior has Juat trensterred Captain Barry taaey of ‘the Presidential Quacd te @ rural post ai replaced bie with Vejer Coleco, | eho bappane t De ® good friead of Cicmard Jovayh Charles. Garles ~ , eleiew thet taroug) Colcon; he now has aocess to arms end auamition ~ da Vie Gasoment of the palsce sia Aav4e @ Pobttton:€o carry Ome @ COND | °in tae pear future. °. After wn exploeion wiar the palace in midaige’- 1967, pevelier quietly | exerted upon & major shakeoup in. the ail vary ext the civil services. cs wd Ge iiemieset cr treneferred a mauber of Arey, MiAttla, ani fon Tem kl” Racoute offieers al vivil servants, incluaing those vho ‘sed previously: serve {a the presidential-palece. ©: date so. official SONS CELA have been made concerning these iopartent cheges. Bs eset 0s Crtate taiy, the felloving oficere et thar oer Captain larme of the Presitential Sonn; trenterret to oa oun . | wae Ab charge of radio propegania. "ta sind. to swe the 7 preeigent at least twice @ day. Burgas. wea trensterres: toe om 10 the sartawers region Of Mattie -
os a re sop a $. Gerlquin, vhe ws in emerge of the PU in the Patlenville sastios er ,  Pertemuerrimee, wae dleslese4 by Durwlier be.ues tne President Guepected ble of alding vith the Dexialqe clique. Duminique, as asny officer and soneinaisy of Divaller, vee offered @ allitery | ; ; . attache position etther co Spain or Italy, wuich he refuceé toe eccopt | - 3 | oc er bis wite is relactant to leave Esiti at thin time. ‘This . i ettustion te eamlicated. sy the deetaion of Duvalier's wite to aida ¢ a wits her laughter; She rift in his ow camily as wall as the ettagt Poy i of his anenine vo Aiveayt the aelevretion uf uie-6O% birthiay ect che ‘ se OW anniversary of his veling office prompted miter to renark that ©. . - a the ouly man he truste te Orecia dacques, Camminder of the Presidential . . Guard. Tis statesent antaysateed ever, tucse whe. heve hitherie been! - .- . ' eyed te Buvelier. Horoover, even the most. feitaful.lswaliey . _- : oa expporters now feay for their lives, ~Colomel Caiilard, whe és in. ‘ re eharge of the Goest Guard, bitterly cegniained to Gharles about \ Bee Suvallar's remirk and reasesred, tho-beakar tugt be and Ris friaule \ 4 Aw ‘Oe Se abéttion to tae Ouest Geart shige, Charis vnald have the we of _ _ Wetre's enwverted LC, which mawally plies “he waters between i . @@@etee eal Perteemerinre warryiag floor, feel etl, ete. VWlleire . - Ge pouvinsed taat Cherles tes no choise but. to carry cas the comp with . OF without foreign help and that Pie chances of success are goad sisea . ‘1. @@varal of the new Davailer egpoistess to hay military.end civilian . Peeitions are Gansige’ friecus. Vilaire foals that Qaarlue mint eet “2 ROY Since the worald of uauy of the military end civilian supporters : “atte _ bs Es | qloest enw. Aine® Pavelier bas. been unable to.cbtaia foreigs ' @apitel, ke has agaia reecrtoi, through his Secretary of State fur Borah irer pana tr penal carer pelt aac feroeaar weve ny Sor alana Se Oeeretacy -epgpem Lends ‘toe’ svaluntery. (ie Lr Llat Lone sae m fitting _ Memento the Yonarahle Prossdent for tite, Chief of the Devalseriet ™ ” Sevalutien.” (A cag af the Letter. ts. ottanbad.)). ' QuanaPleere end faurt Siainit, cenfidinte: af Divalier-te charge of —- Qe Coben and due ALisguettes, are emang: the stammhest ° ve of the presiimnt.. Bote-wea- have etolan: consi dersbia o, fate nt mveended: in amuening seme of shear: wh wrung Bs se eget By He
14-00000 { . : ' ae ee Ease Ss : : 8. Secretary of State for Rstice fenae. Batik, who iso goat fried of © cy . -  Gapteta Tesay, te in ceria trouble. Boi Amb ya heothes of a. furuer ; oo ig pevetient of fart, way iose Bie position. Giree re Niveeolf bee oo ne i Presidentia, nvbitiane, be may hace. a cant ate Por tie « office SP a ; _ - be survievs. Ue ‘present crisis. - | ; — =. 7 a . 9.° brother patenstal rivel’ for “dee. presitensy ts fecrvtary oC Rtate for =.” S BO ; ~ ldpor anf: bce ial weet tax &. Antsite, a> SLalaa Ve + eWre, Of mr { : Gre labor wlan. 10 fccorting to Vilaim, the wildest mmors. are rempact-ts Melts. Per |. , ean 0, even LaleLligunt pervune give credmme to the alization that the UB Goverment ie not-remlly anzime to eee the semfall of wth Mavalian acd that @ postion of the UI$sO wilitom Litharte elleented L, ! eo- Presisaut Salezuer. of *“2@ Boumielcen -Pagutl.e - 86 devel quent Lows i ie Ftned Of, witn- the tacit caneent of thw U8, to "Balamuer's rs '" gpeg’ Sriand," Develier. Aacther manor atetes thet the CYA is now ip the process of tritcing daitian exiles in the UG fora posethle - cos trvasicn of Balti. Tar neuwe of Lue Pourbe, 8 former Seueor tn Beith “ ard a forsey sshaceatc: 4: se U8 nov in exile tu New fork City, Bae Deon euticned as no of thine receiving traiaing 1a guerrilla werfure.: One of Vilaire's ates Guring Wie present wigds ‘te the Un fete - + convince iafivuential Baitia. eziles thet Gueriee ta sot @, tuvlier . Mepporter wd tat ke would were @ goed precldeot. VWiletre hes . Qhrwaty contacted, roi Brun, Leite Benseriog, @ yroninant asthe ieteeller exive iy Tew. ‘on City, end Ropes to mort other exile. Bret otetod “that: the neviy a7puiated representative af the USP (Wasted Bations Developesst Pragrwa) in Port~eanwriuce, a Grusk,.”.- bas just returasd tu Rew Eork and stated that be will act go bask to. Hints Page se on. discoversc that five granted by the URRY vere - . “abeagprepelates: ty Ue Davalter yovartanct.” ae Bron alee escorted, thas. as orgeninaticn omprived 0f UB oktteena a end eubling iteslf the “Soeleiy for Hettt” ‘wi try. Fee eee for “uutritaen, ebieatie.. ricuvsstetion, saltmal end enumenie - ; Gevelop~mentetn testi.” jieenutes, Walti's aaesdater ta. the Of, . 06 semmertet vit tale mijanisntien. an OAs wheel: ia. expected: ta, ! — $e in Porte Prime. ‘Wiin ele ned venbem wl be an. ned. (A eagy ef @ iat of a asiaen at Perrone murpartteg: Save oomteny’ a Gaite ts ehtemas
14-00000 - . - i . . , . . Pages - Ss , oof Mh, Gigtrwer toute Lewewe, a masher of tho Haltiao weaved Planning i. i _ . . Beant end @ olewe friuné cf Onarieg’, le o.puctat ta Mew Yur’ om oF ‘ _— . - 0 Gout 2 May Of cstenstsly We. discuss yort devalopmmt projects a ‘ : | Portes riece with the J. g. tite Pogineoring Uosooretion, dO Brua@ 6. .)) ie ; : - 3%. . Pee rem purpote of his visit, however, tn ts coment US ; a ‘ - : frends end MaLtien exiles: ta a2 effort to emia support for Ciarles, . - + RBs " Goagbes and Brus telket cn the phone 12 May 67. ‘The banker “stated. ” _ Lo ‘, Cad he ts “tied doen" tu Purteaual¥riane until the aud of May, ab 7 oak a Waid tirs be amy ouke ecothar bustness trip to the UJ, hee, = a ee Brua 1é iraly careinoed that Charles: bie alivaty mele the Gocieion ey , : (6 overtarcy the Ruvallier qrermemt with hia fetes ani tet be - eS eo gat ect fast to prevent chece ad & powslbla Cremmlet teateoover. | ; Vilatre end @rum agree Gas’, Une politieal.end acomic eiteation $a | " Bait? te gach unet- "the pemcntion meta @ change, eny any chatat, anh. - CUA eran wulecm a Sormuciat coup.” : Thay sctied tant Giarles ond ... oy: hte mi iitery. triente wiah. te Frevest. 6 Cast roosuppartet Soamatet s a wore ? hae we, ‘, ' Be . ha an : . ae . ‘ ay t . . . “4 . + . + . - y 7 ee . 7 , . . ' ‘ . coe wot 7s soy tea a . ‘. .
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bagel yee ected a oot Bar heed & Bee B Gase 47,549 (Reopened) Hew Developments in Plans of Haitian Benker, Glemard Joseph Cherles to Overthrow the Duvalier Government BYL1G-G7 leule A. ew. - "3 & B International orp. ‘ 4 bate Hacluds* f0.2 a etgatag Gites hee ace’ See gene  Oe- 357 ot 7 Bape
14-00000 a ae . ny ~ ea | - 25 may 1967 an / So | . . tae 50 (rcpt) GUBYE0%: Bev Bevelepmente in Plans of Hadtian Banker, Ceseré Jeet te arias, to Overthrow the buvalier Governnent, Le On QL May: 67, Biuond Wilaire, 4 mstion nationals who operates 0 @.. President Duvelier has just transferred Captain Harry fussy of the through Coisoa, he cow has eccess to amue-end ammunition” of the palace and | 40 th 4 Yosttion to omy out a comp” yy ¢ 40 mideApeth 196, Daraiser utety ‘the military end the civil servies... He dienisoed or © transferred a omber of asuy, Militia, and fen fom Mascute efficers and civil serv.sits, including those who hed previously the presidemtial palaces. To Gate no official enncuncenents - + aot | ape b, me sy en se vo . Be deat v- -tfer tony Ss of the Assy Bong, 0 eentdens of Bawden, «fie 4a charge of raiic. propeganie. He usel.te ace. the | eo Bren ta ahs nosthwest resion af _Bergs.vas transferred to 0 + Pah Yet ot the WL.
14-00000 | . Page? 5. ‘Veriquin, vho was-in charge of the TIM in the Potionville section of mo ’ _ Porteau-Prince, was dismissed by Duvalier because the President ; " guspected him of olding with the Dominique. clique. * Dominique, en . Asmwy officer and sonelne-lay of Duvelier, was offered a military re ‘-@ttache position either in Spain or Italy, which he refused to sccept . I sg? - ga hie wife 4s reluctant, to leave Hai+’. at this time. This . oo 2 . i situation ie. complicated by the decision of Duvalier's wifa to ‘side “4 . “if ‘ _ ‘whth her daughter. the rift in his own family as well asthe attempt oo" | of his enemies to disrupt the celebration of hia 60th birthday and the |.’ 3 . 40th anniversary of his taking office promted Duvalier to remark that ~~ ye i the only mon he truste is Gracia Jacques, cameanier of the Presidestial © . : ie convinced that. Charles has no choles but to carry out the ocup with j ; ' er witht foreign help ané that his chances of success ere good since i ° asveral of the nw . te key military and civil: 4 } bow since the noeale of mary of the siiitary co civilian ewperters a cupital, bn ae again resoredy thyous his Satretry ef Seats for ns Va Gamearce ond industry Lebert Jemi-Pierre, to a chake-down of ecumercial po i _ Gnd industrial entergrices. Ine circular letter, ‘dated 2 tny 67, the Gecretary sxpcaled for “volunte:; contributions as a. fitting. Nee eee La erate Prssttent Sor Life, Ghiat:of the Duvalieriet Beveluticn.® (0 copy of the. atten ts attached.) © : + eRe PER ptr om Soa tts
74-00009 Secretary of State for Justice Rameau Boting, who is a good friend of —__ Poo Geptain Tassy, ie in serious trouble. Estimd, a brother of a former co president of Haiti, may lose hie positéimm. Since he himself hes . presidential ambitions, he may become a. candidate for thie office ae ‘Be survives the present crisis. Ee x Another potential rival for the presidency 4s Secretary of state for | oS ae = See rates clans eifere Hex A. Antoine, vio clains the sport of OR oy jocorting vo Vilaive, the wildest rmors are respent fe Bates. ‘Por - To prapas ‘nay Pacha pad Jerson give erefiance we the eliagacioa that as US Government is not really anxicus to see the downfall of “a Divalier snd tut « portion of tue USHi0 million hitherto elioesta rn | _ was passed on, with the tacit consent of the UB, to "Balaguer’s | -- ~ Ve good friend," Duvalier. Ancther runcr states that the CIA is now in a the process of training Haitian exiles in the US for @ possible ’ ., invasion of Baits. dhe nene of Lue Fouche, @ former Jenater in Hattt — 7 end @ former Ambassador to the US tow in exile in Hew York Gity. aas- : wae nae Seung ee i. One of Vilaire's eine during his present visit to the.US is to es ee i. eonvince influential Raitien e<iles thet Gharles is not @ Duvalier - a rs ers gapporter gad: that he would make @ good president. » .VWileive hes - . ae already contacted, through Brin, Louis Soneariog, @ prominent atte oP, og Seatares he tn Rew Hore CLAY, and bepee So mane other exile Nn fe ood evened thot the nevly aypetuted representasive of the WEDD. owe be Ls lee Taticas Bevelognent Progres) in Portea<Prince, a Oreck, wi .fiet-returuat to Hoy York and stated thet he will Sct go bei to en © and calling ites? the “Society for Hades” wilh ty. to: rales menay Phare ie “ Gevelepments in Balté.”. ferheme, Hsit('s-exbasesator te the UB,. 1 rages, OF A i $8 eeanested with thie orgenisstien, 40-009 mlesion is expesied t@ ; a | te in Port-aisFrince this week an4 Benkosse will be on hand. - (A. 2 ser Co ettaahed ee oe Bereens supporting She Sostety fur : Bait’ és evteched.) Pe £ . : Pog st mot . ‘ | no,
14-00000 - ‘ - ES < : te Tee wre Tn - : « ~ . ‘ . . . : , : ' : + ! * t mt . } FEM se ep a ene re - . ates >» a " a wt . 7 ttt teat bom : : + ote 34. Engineer Louis Leveque, o member of the Haitian Buocomie Planning | ; ' Boat and @ cloce friend. of Charles’, ie expected in New York on or : about 16 Mey 67 ostensibly to discuss port devalopment projeate of — on . . _ Dorteau-Prince with the g. 6. White Bugineering Corporation, 80 Broad Street, | _ a _ «#8Gsat. The veal purpose of his visit, however, 4s to. contact US . es So, nr thet he is “A1ed down" in Port-au-Prince until the end of May, at ; : : ‘ ee te overthrow the walier government with his friends end thes he a. OF, ss . wat aot fact to prevent chace and @ possible Gommmist tehscover, - en on . Eaité ie cuch thet “the population wants « change, any ehenge, and ree ee : woulé even veleone @ Gommmist cow." They edded that Garles ang © ee Jos
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14-00000 er hos-67 o 10 May 1967 = a) GUBTECT: Plans of Haitien Banker Clemard Josepn Charles to Overthrow . tha Duvalter Governueant © Case 47,540 (Re-opened) - £52 298 Lote Ap, Interaton Cp Bev Tok ee ee, P City, se saienea the following information. oo ; } ae OO i 2, Es and Cloned Joseph Chirles, President of the Dengue Cosmeretale ‘ OS D°Hait’ end President of the Chamber of Commerce of Haiti, have discussed —_- in detail tie possible overthrow of the Duvelier Government in the near 7° oa ‘future, During his visit to New York City in the first week of MeN. 196 es ee -im Haiti.” In addition he will liave, through his good friend Colonel sO Chief. of tha Haitian Const Guard, three Haitian boats under . | his wntrol. Calllerd, who enjoya the. confidence .of Duvelter, ie a - secret ally of Charles anf is now realy to place ‘his three boats, vhich - carvy commons, at the disposal of Charles, The trouble. is ‘that Caillard'” : | @ges not heave enough aammition for the cannons... Charles hopes to obtain. . we “yes . $he necessary exmuiition from the US dovernnent,. He would like to: receive. os f - » th gupanition from the US: Carrter,' BOXER, vhich has: for ‘sometime - , - _ deen on duty in the Caribbean area, Charles. believes that it: ie ia- the ; , . of thy US Government to give bim all necessary help in his - tent interest _. @fford to gat rid of Duvalier vio haa brougtt Hates tothe ‘brink of feted , , ' oe Sap aD 8 . + | fae esate 3. Sootdee Caillend, Craries his the support of on uinaned highe- - 3 wanking Haitien Aray officer... Charles and his military, ad.well.es-  - ‘" @@vilien, friends plan to sot up & piovisicasl Junta and ext rid of the. * NeomnLoo of Haiti,” that.ie,. Divalier. end his supporters... After the... « - Gensel igetion of power. in the hands of the Junte, Charles:will run for — President, He is convinced that he cen win since. he has many gupporters. §a Fort~au-Pcinee oa woll ae in rural: areas, Charies clains that be = | eouteole"” Rraen Catholic end Episcopalien.clergy). teachers end stufents,: - a, Severe) businssmson, end hey militia figures in the rural: ereas'vio. now. oO . wait for bic signal to overthrov. the. present regime, tet sev Charles te still pretending: to: be @ loyal augportiy ‘of duvalter, Oty he feels that hie Life te now in denger “and: unlesa he. ‘etrikes . fives, be ney fall. victim to the President, His position hes become patie tn early 1967, at Duvalier's request, he submitted a: ‘semopandue @o the President desoribing the wrong doing of Henri Giclait,:who is in. - e care @ ef the Regio ée Tehbee ond Deo Allunettes: (tobacco. and satel inéustey), oe? . nz . 7 calc a ileal oabalgetls pt . . ee: q. Fes zs | than ia Ff . . ‘ Or Coa Oe ad Be . gael Wa <00Rt baie tee om -
14-00000 EY . ~ - ; . Case 47,540 (Reopened) .. page 2 a : . ‘. i burt 1% appears that Duvalier took Biolatt's aide, “According to chacles, an ; ’ - Gielait hee been: successful in raising money for Duvulier and also had ee ee ’ ’ peautiful homes built for some of the President's key. gupporters. oo, Sd . a ad. . rogtey ctated that he had given @ cupy of bie menprentias'on Giglass | eo fwe —_ Seo, : + Adthough: he has relationships. with the us atplonatic service tn mos wo “ Povt~m-Prince, Charles expressed his desire to “cooperate vith a Lisism  -.... te, Officer from the US". Wien asked to elaborate, he stated thet 1t vould oo, . ° - be too Gangerous to contact a US diplomat in Forgesu-Princs} instesa'~ rae 2 . be would prefer to cooperste vith"s Lisiron nan: from the _ Pentagon." a oe . 6, Charles stated that as President he wuld pursue pro-UB paltes, ORT . _ @liminating the Puvalier clenete ond -the Commmiste ani establishing” _ @ "Liverel éexmeratic': regime. If he falls to receive US help im his . effort to overthrow the peosest Haitian dovernaent, he will still go’. ; ots but the execution of bis. Scheme will take Ge fst sine beg, Saris wth cont ime to, suport te Daher rs cre » in on effort to alley the suspicions.of the President. 200 ff So Be Gharies, in his cepanity ae the President of the Haitian Chesber of © ee. - wy TES as
14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY “ ’ Phils material contains information effecting the Naticnal Defense of ate United States within the meaning of the Baptenoge Laws, Titte eo §& U.8O. Seve, 193 and TW, the tranamiasion of revelation of which in any manner to an unauthoriged pereon te prohibited by lew. — ; : ; B-EB-C-RoRa? . «menace . NO FOREIGN DISSEM _ COUNTRY Haiti - Oo : REPORT NO. | sumect Efforts by Haitian Civiliens | BATE olstR) |: 10 May 1967 and Military to Gain Pover : “ tenet ee ae LM TI tO im Heitian Coverament - . "NO. PAGES 2 : : ‘ ; @EFERENCES oF ~~ 4 : 4 FIELD REPORT NO. ; B g : THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. souRCcE GRADINGS AGE DEFINITIVE. APPRAIBAL OF CONTENT is TENTATIVE, : é do Haitians Clemard Joseph Charles’ and Herve Boyer are contending for power ; dn the Haitian Goverment, and each has hopes of succeeding President . Frencois Duvalier.,- Although they axe working together ‘and will join = forces in order to get-rid of Duvaliér, ‘they p: ined an start Sighting - between themaelves once this objective is. obtained. ; @. Solonel. Jacques Laroche ie the military's ‘primary contenter for power, + . @md undoubtedly he will ba the one to consolitate a military movement against Duvalier. Since the diomissal of high-ranking militery officers ~~ by Duvalier in apn ta and December. 196, Laroche has enjoyed tae greatest . - power withia the: aay ' Se SY Duvelier is ‘assassinated, at is riety ¢ that there wil, be picoashed tn. - _ the atrests. In thie event, it would be the Army who would step in oe dumediately and contro] the situation. Despite the. fact that the Ary . . 26 emall and weakened from ite loss of high-ranking offficera, it still would, be powerful enough to neutralize any effort by thé-Heitian militia.  ... " (Vau) because ‘the VEN is disorganized and.would be unable .to cope with —— the confusion. which would be caused by an‘ umatural death of Duvalier. - - However,’ if Duvalier dies a natural death thare would be less chance of hestiiities because the poopie. around Duvaliar would’ have a better: ahance of taking pover. a og ee ; setae - . i wan oe ; “be, There fe Little chance ‘that fas jalier wild step dove rai power volun” . - tently because of his pride. However, in this respect hie family, on . zertieuleshy Mrs Duraler, has constently ensoureged hin 80 give vp .. i ‘ Mae prestdeney ent expoins « susoesean,” oe fe Fe RO A ERR epee RNa eases ao ot : oa i 7 ae | aa oL_[OHATING TEER TTS : . vereke TBO, CI 2, FI 3, CA 3, wH/cog 3 (1), WHT (a), [ee “ i ‘ Le BH BOF 2, 3, CA 3, WH/COG 3 (1), WH 7 (8), — RLY, 7 aE 5 :
14-00000 “ + . be . . Loe d. oO Headquarters Commute , , * ; i . i. Charles is president of the Comercial Bank of Haiti, and Boyer . ' 36 a former Minister of Finance under Duvalier. Another source, a ; . ; whose reporting has been infrequent, but considered reliable, has . - ” - weported that Boyer has signed a contract to work with en interna- - , 4 tional organization in Europe.’ -If Boyer leaves Haiti, it 14s possible . a that he will forego his ambitions for power in the Haitian Govern= yo ment, or that his endeavors will be hampered seriously by his { | ~ ot e : Rory gid eee es _! Ce ee ee ee - ebeence frau the coumtry. . 5°. i : 2e Laroche is Deputy Chief of Staff of the Heitien Armed Forces, Hie - | . } axbitious and corrupt character, and his overtures toward Duvdlier, — . : = . "awe gained him his power within the Army over ‘the placid, easy- : oe Lan aye: ; ; Pepe Leary to tes! ae tee : ' - Tene Ai 8 nc AIA tL + er ore ’ ’ a Moe Ee csr. seine YG SUG p ren Teas pb peaeh ve mae te ad, 7 ‘ wee oa 3 : ° : ; , om i748 PRTG PU Oh pire spore py tas ChISQURENATE Te ne parts . i 2 zh Bie 2 deeted FY peer y TA OS TTS Ch Rea coy ' . . . . ” : ° “ - . ° ‘ * . wos MN oe oto wae ate an cu pee te nt sume oe compe 2 olen on . . . TORS) VEE hele Ag Fob gwinge nm SEAT) oe * Po Ht pin Ponte Ee wale 3 aed 2 Saloni year > nt ANA RD MD ane we ok athe he tere pel tiheap in liee . SHENG SEQ BE” ae : oot OF so3 7 aves, Pa ae. he are ry tey . Re ween rermmetts ence fale ee nee “ ' vs oo 89 YOREION pIsgm: uo . tage Mu tpte Peta ge wn eps es . ° On .t Tt teeth etasreny Feeeepew ge Bag ure r gh cra ' : - J COST WS Ne rere ee et pp sein at. cepa | * . 7 £ ag? “y ~ i . Seales ! : ONE ET i ad oe fer: ie} " nos S44 d rh See a Oe > ! Ms q Abe TI gi bet, Gh ta oad ite pd gD en a Ls ae uot " ate ss ee ee . oe 2 cee co notes Ca Pere tee cet ‘
14-00000 re me 7 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY les BA et Gj 4 - - . - Tals material contains tatermmation eGecting the Nations! Defense of the United Btates within the menning of the Espionage Laws, Title sot a 18, UDO. Goce. 702 end TH, the transmission or fersiation of whieh tn any macner to en unauthariaed perso «6 prohibited W law. 8 S-E-C-R-E-T a NO FORSIGN DISSEN/ CONTROLLED DISSEM - "2. gymect Plana of Clemard Joseph Charles, "pate nism, 22 May 1967 3 _ President of the Commercial Bank , ¢ i i Of Haiti, to Overthrow the “NO. PAGES 2 , : i Buvelier Government Oo : i “Ty : - FIELD REPORT-NO.. — oo . f THIS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 18 TENTATIVE. } ae Ie diecissing the pesesbiaity of overthrowing | che Duvelier Governnent in. an the near future, Clemard Joseph Charles, president. of the Commercial Bank of Haiti, said he now is ready to execute his longeplanned schema to ~~ <0 eelze power with his military wd civilian friends im. Port-au-Prince, with Sle see er without the help of the U.S. Government.” If he fails in his efforts | to cptain U.S. support for his plan, ’ ‘Charles still intends to-go ahead — _ with the plot, but he said the executjon of his scheme vill take more: . 3 time. However, Charles beiieves:that it is in “he: best interest of ‘the ee U.3. to give him all necessary help in His effort to get rid of celiopees? . oo! ‘Duvalier vho has brought Haiti tu the brink.of total economic collapse i Bo ‘Charles said that he has rifles end hand grenades wedden "66 ere ta Haiti" end that through his geod friend Colonel Octave Cayard,' commander - of the Haitian Coast Guard, three Haitian beds, which carry cannons,) ; wilt, be under his control. Cayard cannot furnish enough ammnitica, for. the cannons, but Charles hopes t6 obtain the necessary.amount from oe _ Ue8e Government. He would like to get the emmumition fron the U.S. . aircrafts carrier, ER vhion has been oa duty. 1 ‘an, the. Caribbean area, ; fer some times - Lend len euo- i) ’ @ Besides Cayard, Chavles bas the support of en uanéesd high-ranking Hattian . 4 deny officer. Charles.and hia militery ané civilian friends plan to: oO, |e ~% set up a provisional junta ani get rid of the "enemies of Haiti," that is, ate: Duvelier end hia supporters. : After the consolidation of power in the ~ =. ‘Rands of the junta; Charles plans to run for President and ia convinced as in the rural sreas of Halt’. Chorles claims. that’ he “controls” the ae, 4 thet he cau win since he han many supporters “in Port-au-Prince. aa wll © v athalic ond Episcopal. clergy, tenchere and students, several businessmen, ol ay set itdaman ‘in She rural ereas, vio are vaiting for bie.signal to} 23° overthrow the present regina. a nh wed . Bae a na) : . ‘ : ., a. on Jf; : ae oO ate me, : . a re ' ‘ ; . . a . oo . . on evaee TE O, CL a, Tr 3, at re — 3 (1), WHS a), <1 Bi Bat eel Bh dalam aetna aa Mt tebe el 5 Seats e § Pet ob inaten tated aoe Bee a . ap cere
Cts . S-E-C-R-E-T . oo - re - So . 7 NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM =... rT rn ; , Charles has otated that should he become President of Haiti, ke vould a “f i oc.  .. | Ftirwe a proeleS. policy, eliminating the Duvalierists and the Communists 4 ';  «. ° @ii establishing a "liberal democratic” regime. ; i ‘Se +Charles stiJl is pretending to be a loyal supporter of Duvalier; however, a his position has become shaky and he believes that hia life is in danger. ® | re He feels that he may fall victim to Duvalier unless he (Charles) strikes t : | sl first. For the time being, Charles will continues to support Duvblier in| “f a a . er. effort to allay the President's suspicions. As president of the : Boy | s Heitian Chamber of Commerce, Charles: soon will. deliver a speech praising A ’ . the achievements of Duvalier. He is anxious for the U.S. to know that . - ot 1: po, hie overtures toward Divalier are pretense and-thet be is determined to. - oe fee Go anto action against the present regine, no Los oo te eit . | : = another reliable source, - weported that Charles end to pot Herve Royer, fomer Miniover of Finance unler Duvelier, vere contending | ev Tn the past severed months, Charles has nade ‘numerous attempts to ae ' ebdedt euppor’ from several UB Government menses tor his * Plot ne " Mo reasen vas given for Charles' belief that i¢ would’ Se in the beat - 4 ot interest of the U.S. to support his scheme to overthrow Duvaliar. ©’. i _ However, he way be referring to-his claim that ehonld he become =. i; RES Se alr a ta iio Source Commer t; caged vo enjoys te ecuidenee of Doveliar is Reon a Perey RT oo . . oe oe - 5 oo . wy a euwtw one eee et ie ay iz a8, Le gE E ® : : i . ae . waa : . . % : he : = a
14-00000 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AG ENCY Thie material contatne information affecting the Netional Defense of the United Gcatea within the meaning of the Hapionage Lawea, Title 18, 0.8.0. Boos. 763 and TH4, the tranenistan or revelation of which in any manner to en unauthorised person ig orohibited by law. - - 4 FS . 8-E-C-R-E-T ae _RO_ FOREIGN DISS/COROLLED DISSEM 3 COUNTRY Haiti a . REPORT NO. Lo ‘2.2. $UMECY Further Plans of Clemard "Joseph Charles ~oali piste. = 8 June 1967 fo Overthrow the Haitica Goverment? . Lin Military buppertera and Hise Bide - NO. PAGES 3 Yor Gupport from Haitian Exiles - ’ an REFERENCES Gece ae potas 7 ES Raimmigatement Fe FL OEE eee FIELO REPORT NO. TMS 1S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ABE DEMIMITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE ctreat ee ee eget oe ssaretvede t » bd ~ de Chena Sovepli Charles) prest#ent of the Comierctal Benk of Haiti, vlains |. ' that since Maj. Coicou (fm), a close friend, has replaced Capt. Harry fassy in the Presidential Guard, he (Charles) now has en eccess to armps and ammunition in the basment of the Palace and ia in a position to carry. out @ coup against President Franceia Duvalier "in the near. future." | - Stes . A\though no definite date has been aut yet for the‘coup,: Cherhes Ys couvingel ° -. . thet it must de carried out “within the next few months" to save Haiti fram. - econamie and political. chacs. Cuariesy and eapectelly hia military Srlendey, feel. that 1 67 Je the year of decision, * | - + ‘Be Although. Col. Piexn:-Louis (teu) 5” comentcr of the Dessalines Barracks, ; o L wes not remed ae a fellow-conspirator, Charles believes that Pierre-Louis. knows of ani approves his plans te overthrow Duvalier; aad that he (Charles) | "sentrole” the Desselines Berracks through Plerre-Leria. Col. Octera- Cailiaxd. fe cue of the bey military. figures on vem Charles pins kis sopes. Caillas’: - ‘4e@ thoroughly disillusioned with Duvalier and iv willing te-cooperate. ==: = Caillard fears thet if Duvelier remains in power, Haiti's ecencmy will be’ een eee ee Tne Sueeriiie trating in abe 3 r } os i £ ee ee may abtenyt to setae power: in Baitds - | iF £. _ end realises. that that Lighvrenking officers "Sepa eTevalter covaa cause sioodetinds. Ae Garias ant hia aaaocinies expect vislence uring the initial riage of he. a a sse-ten conrerten Lunline craft. Or witch nortlly sede CA/PROE vere eS Cc ie FE 3, Oh 2, Wy Se mi /Co ves bade Ta SET 2 CP Tae et ee ' maid sean eke - 5 - teape 8 7 . ower
14-00000 | §BC-R-RT a NO FOREIGN DISEEM/ CONTROLLED DISSEN. : Pe S. Charles had no contact with Haitian exile groups until ‘early May 1967, CO when he sent on emissary to New York City to talk te Louis Bansaricg, a prominent anti-Duvolier exile, vhose entire. family was killed by Duvalier's lenchuen. Sansar.cg uarced to support Charles in a final showow with . ; Duvalier end praised to line uw some of hia fellow exiles te sugpors 5 ee Charles. A close friend of Charles was planning to go to.New York in — ‘ mo mid-May 1967 ostensibly to discuss port development projects in Port-au- an ao Prince with o U.S. construction firm; however, the real purpose of the =~ _ 4 ee ¢rip is to contact Haitien exiles to gain their support for Cherles. . 6a 6.- Oa 19 Mey 1967, a group of prominent Haltian exiles held a-mecting ia Lo. _ Sew York City to celebruce. Rattien, Flag Day. Ona: of’ the. orgenizers of Lo : ~ es . the meeting vas Dr. Jumelle (fuu), 3 Bedicel, dostor viiose brother was” : - a moo - ‘ Another exile who attended the meting vas Vixanay’ (ten) Who elaine to. rr iin be a legal atvisor 40 the.flembite of Chad.aod vho-sald thet he vas going.” : - mo, ; gall itself the “Nations: Organteation of tattian ee has some meners a nn Jur m Beitoving are prints Hititan vio Ghaen balteves must be elintnated Ge. Cols Gracia Jacques of the Presisent#as Quand S Jesguas, ‘who 48 co Songer _ Bidindly loyal to Duvalier, will be néedel in the execution ofthe coup, : ; acts choskes? Jnoques' vill be aldaisategs Uns Of-e mastery fae ' } | ! } | “be, tan Deets, bea cf the Tenteitacontes °° Ue > "+" @6 Clovis Destnor, Windster of Finance «au “anarchist” with preettenttad, ‘ | } : esyirations vnc bes an “untergrou movener’ in Haiti.” le Gene Gerard Constant, Chief of Staff. 2. @e Othe mete re, Du eo r= oe Sa ; 4 we, 8... Tf the coup 49 successful, Chaves hopes ‘to give Anire Theard, Zormer an . ot (a. 4 fedelem Anbaseatier te the United Grates @. <diplamatie :post Thearnd ig. i: _ , a very sick man with no furthes ‘polities. ‘eeplrationss 2 Beata, see Srteuta ‘of Gaarton ave siarhcnad dno cin win'ng isa wa 00 .. esx out @ coup with or witha’: fereign help, and that his chaucees ef susesse | . @8@ goo8-besause several of Duvalior's.atw appointess to key positions aye. ‘ ~ faegy ef Duvalier's military. end: civilian supporters es reached an all-time: aa ‘Bow end Decause the Fadtian Treasury is alnows: exptys ae ae - fe Peebahly [4s Cols Lae Pierre-Loules ns cae oe i oS “Another source hes ttentitied Proval as: cage Walter Proves. | - ' w roma Sam pt vo . 7 . - a
4-90000 .- . ‘ ao Meow : ‘ - co , Le a © aan) . . - = wy . oe sob "” : ~ , . , Ta , . ; a B-E-C-R-E-7 - - NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEN.’ — oa PER AI ae ae ___ ge Probobly Henri Vixamar. Se | — . recently reported other plans of Clemant Joseph Charles. fe. wet . ~ we . , 7 ‘ ‘ ma > mos . S a - red ia rn a a * CME ARS oe oe ~ of UES va . | Mt Safes oe e a ON GP ee . | “a artes era . . Rak S de RRaiol . 2d tape oth ms ¢ ; ; Pies eta boas veg si —— oer aic, Siae re ie ; . ote Sern 401 - a 85 oP BE atte at he ay ? . : wt 4 . * * ret go ‘ a Cas
14-00000 - MAXIMILIEN THaT .CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES 1S: IW ‘NEW YORK. c1Ty we:  arrfnetine BORROW MOWEY, ow “GOW BONDS. A ACCORDING To RAXIMILIEN, © ES gi99, 600. and CANNOT FIND. ENOUGH <CASH. ‘TO (MEET DUVALIER' s- tov SECRET [° 05.0 or patie, FRAtem Uh. MOTER EES aa Cn io ° ne . oy ee er Ow, fe RO ay » nes <1) RY are Ament oon eh) Emme 8 ww Bote ce 22 EH EEE ante A ae heme ot COS aBvance cary Al 4, i] RID COPY evens am} seornee a cusses eH , wie tye ated 2 © a. fii. Ela < Cl £608 SY. wine ' HET bon AMUN EVLOFE oo aes an or 61238 REF DIRECTOR s6864 oe | -  B. UFOT 19362. Je Bet ae EE , 14 “be OW A MAY 3467, EVLOFT=1 LEARNED ‘FROM. CONSUL EUGENE "PRESIDENT DUVALIER ‘HAS’ “AweTRUCTED CHARLES. TC ‘ADVANCE: $30,008 oo fe FROR OMA (SOCLAL SECURITY) FuNDS FOR, PURCHASE: OF CARS = © . | FOR TOURISM DEPARTAENT. Aire sen STATED THAT fhrwouoy on OMA + SUPPOSEDLY HAS $425,600 EN CASK, CHARLES “WASWALREADY! ADVANCED, AEQUEST. BECAUSE. OF. THIS, CHARLES 1s SCARED to ‘RETURW. WaLTE GaPECLALLY iF. PRESENT wee YORK “WEGOTIATLONS PALL.” “CHARLES Is: ‘a.80 WORRIED THAT: HE. may WOT: BE: ABLE DEPART: Mabtie 5 7 | _MARIALLLE aLso. BALD THAT FRITZ GREGER, me EVLOFT* 1 oriuts THA HIS stony: Fase. &hD: "anecien maith ee
14-00000 . oo, Paoe 2 UNWAVE TAT SECRET a _ . |  getuaLLY. a8 dew YORK OBTAIN INFO HAITIAN EXILES, CRED, = - we Se JMWAVE FORWARDING UNDER REF B COPY OF Document pRE= —- | SPARED: BY PRESIDENT OF BANK. OF HAITI, ,ANTONLO ANDRE; FOR a . : TREAGER BROS AUD ASSOCIATES, MIAME EXPORTERS, WHICH OUTLINES . ae oS a - FLWARCIAL SITUATION OF: “WAITE. aS OF 26 DECEMBER “jee. aviort-i- oP — a + “OBTALNED DOCUMENT FROM: ‘TRAEGER, BROS. WiTH. WHOM, HE WAS. PERSONAL = . 2 oy a “GOWTAGTs  TRAEGER BROS, APPARENTLY APPROACHED FOR. HELP 18 PROD nae ~ poset dil a2 $2. .MILLIpU BOND. Issue, BUT” ys. vor RESPONDED: . THE bocunsiit WAS PASSED To. STATION. on 4 Loe ws ire “ae INDEX CHARLES, oe | SECRET
14-00000 p a - @ May 1967 =. w Today saeived the: ‘following’ . a : DCS representative,” : ay 7 iat ernational Corporation, i . eS ve Haiti's financial situation: ia nov » catantrophie.-’ es voy . All-efforte.by President. DUVALIER. to attract foreign: neo wie. .  @apital have failed. Dousatic: inaeeiel rescurces . moe 4 . _, @@pleited through threats, extortion, ete.: are. rapidly. eae . , Gepang up and unlees the Governeent receives } foreign. ; te . beip, it facie complete financial: ruin.’ ‘ a “Me In another effort to. raise money abecad; puvanmn:. ao ' Ove. permission to Banker Clemard. ‘Jeseph CHARLES:.te. .- %, i - Wheit. the United States and contact hie business = =  =§=~=—;: ye -_.. @pfenis there. (See Cases 40570 & 46576). .. CHARLES *. ae -. @igie to the U.S. is scheduled on or-about 9 way 1967, a ge Ot. which tine he wilk & contact. ‘aa: bupiness partner, . . 4 tb, 7. According te sau, CHARLES also plane. to. goto: 7 iB - -. Waghidagten where he wants to tell "U.S. Government. ri oo. --: @@@igiale in strict confidence that ae is oa be and i > '-"¢ @ble to overthrow. DUVALIER's. regine: ‘provided Bol . “. ee@ives U.S. help.” BRUN. wilt ) aeet- 7 n. - GHBRLES and wiil, in turn, tel} sbout: a : _ She wesults of CHARLES’ efforts. : a ; ae Zol-5 oF ey, a
14-00000 ee | SERRET . $. There is a possibility that CHARLES will also cone —— to New York. City. If. he. does, BRUN and Capt. wilh 4 1. discuss the latest developments with him, . : 3 ‘4, Durdiig the past few cays, CHARLES and BRUN have been. . re ‘ _ 48 elmost daily telecommunications, ostensibly discuneing - : . ‘ ! _ business matters. Using certain code words previously agreed - 7 _ upon in pergon, CHARLES is able to tell BRUN about: the recent : . j | @ituation in Haiti without arousing the suspicions of Haitian “ ‘ . , phone censorship. Parts of the information contained in SG ‘7 . , - Paragraph 1 was received fron. CHARLES by. ‘BRUN during: their tele- eornversation on. 36 April. 1967, ; . / ° t Comer rani ® she would obtain copies’ of the vcs” ° Feperte FOLrerred te in Para. 2-8 above aad oall, the. kaiti , be - os Desk on 27. April 1967, . . 7 ae a a
14-00000 : ; SECRET 7} : 3 May 1967 Requirements for contact With Clemard Joseph Crise ; Ae Baeic Pointe To Be Stressed: i] : i. The U.S. Government cannot make any comaitaent. of a Lo op oo? Support to Clenard Joseph Charles. ne es a. ‘Clemard Charles. ehould not infer, impty ‘or » boast on ; ( of 0.8. support. in his attompts. %@ gain aupport for. his: F . , project. The U.S.G. does not wish to be accused: of ~ everthrowing other governnents. oo : _ 8. Charles should be told, however, that any information on '! gencerning hig plans, intentione and movements will not , Ss under any circumstances be divulged te the GOH BOF to en ee ether countrymen of nif. es cn . re Fa nd his. friends are ‘definitely 4 interested: ta. ON ee “:. -*. | GhavTes’ activities and informtion he can provide. - ns | relative to the situation in the latter's. country «: iy rs ee "- B. Specitice Requirements, Relative. to His Plans Since [con . Gleims to Have Certain Capabilitics: ; ore oe 1. .What 6lements or groups within the GOH, the military - ere ané. police do you have actwally: committed te your: pian . f, a @2 everthrowing Papa Dea ‘Muvalier)?. . oi ie La: — 7 ; .. .« »©6Be, Give the strength, of each group? Fames ‘of: leaders? cen Sar o . a 3. “When do you plan to execute your. project? oa im bool be _ Hu. |e Sow do you-dntend tohandle the #itudtion with: wogerd 0 Pee ">. + | - €@ Ghe Presidential Guard, the. ‘Dense lines | troose. aad the | cs police in. Port aw Prince? ca rn arr a, Ju, the, ereewtion of your schene what sn the extent re ef vielencs £ foreseen? Avot g io EE  @. .Woat: connsetion do you have with oxttes: and. where? a a Te in case you decide: to. act ‘would you: notity i. Brea po . beforehand? . . Lo! a ee ¥ . : : a i
14-00000 , AD ayn a - OTA S A  nte eth mvneen “tee . ¢ €. Other Requirements; — : 4 i, What is the true evaluation of Papa Doo’s health? a ee 2, Who are his personal dectors? — a v 3. In view of the deteriorating economy of the country —._—~ : -d@ you think Papa Doc will step down and depart? — Hy 4. What is the reasen or circumstances. gor the recent ~ no ae Gisnissale and transfers of junior officers within the = ~-- AY &. Ina struggle for power what would be the situation - between Lt Col lax Dominique and Lus Fourcard? Are — - these two individuals part of your Schone? , . 6. What part would. Gracia Jacques, Lue Desir, Clovis ae yo Deainor, Gerard Philippeaus. and General Constant play — Ve woe eat in case Papa Doo gees or there is a power struggle? eae eee ee a ¥. What part would the people outside of Port au Prince Sen pity in an attempt of an overthrow? What groups in the anterior and other cities would begin fighting each other at this juncture? © Dh,
14-00000 SECHET 1 May 1967 "+ . 3,” BR 1880 hours, the pes: sae, Peprgaentativg me ae orem phone 3024), relayed the : “—VESage Fréceived - an: te from the DCS New York office ee 2. The “EARL” referred to in ny previous message is Earl =. [3 ubA and a friend of the ~~ none 4 . ! appreached. by Joseph DRYER, florida M.S ... Businessman, to take Haitian banksy Cleaard’ Joseph CHARLES. eee  , te the State Departmat, ‘refused to do-se. In turn, DRYER -.. - en on _ ' ., Gontacted- Paul ROGERS, Congreseman from Florida ,: who agreed. ne on er. - €@ talk with Sonator. Ted: KENNEDY, According te Luis A.-BRUN, — : -R t RENNEDY - SMITH, former U.S. Ambassador to Cuba KRWNEDYS. SNITH, who was > . WY @¢reed to auke an: appointsent fer CHARLES at the State ~ “e aa : Department. - eS ae . ; - { S. Laet night (presumibly 30 April), CHARLES flew from 2 | : . Port au Prince to:New York City. He is staying at the Lincola : a : Square Motor Inn, Suite 2002-1003, su-7:6800, until Wednesday 3 4 3 May). when he plans. to go tO Washington. and Miami, _.. ee a en 7 oe meee ghteee Last night, Luo Albert FOUCARD, son-in-law = Pee cee @f President DUVALIER who is Minister cf Tourigs, and his wife. — a - arrived in New York City, | They are ataying at.the Waldor? . . _ Astoria, BL S-3000, © 0 . &.. Allan COLTON, part owner of Haiti Jaternational. .  —- : Lecther Corp, Fort au Prince, a Cunaddan national who requested. Ty | - @m dgterview with cept. BALOG, flew. back to Haiti ~YOStSrGay. cy SE told we (ce) chac: hia atiorts: to @e1]-Haitia: .treasurg - - HE Js bonds fm. the United utatos and Canada..were: unsuccessful, ~~ ; : SUBJECT ¢ Selenhons Conversation with. | } ca : 8 ; ; DCS; re Clesiard Jose ALES ‘ 8 Me etree gan cae Sar ott
14-00000 ScCRET 25 April 1967 : | fo yey MEWORANDUM YOR: Mr. Melville Osborne aa os - ABA/CAR Doparteen®. of state. +, Per our telephone copversation,: ‘Yhere follows a Gopy of the measage fron. Anbassadey TIMMONS, - dated 22 April 196T7,. concerning Clemard Joszepa CHARLES t - “Ag: Department and CYA Washington: are wolk oS a aware, CHARLES hag inordinate ambitions and . aan - has Geveral times in. past ‘taken sinilar line. - oo ., Im ay Judgaent he: is again fishing to see if. : a he o&m attract some form of U.8.. Government — Se Guppert. We are aost. Gircumspect here in . en a Gealing with CHARLES and I am cure’. .wehingten == ~~ -i@ handling in wase fachion. .Anbassador. aeks- - thie message. be shown te LOHG Awa CancRme, : °  ABA/CAR, State.” “extgtonn A 7 ~ addresses. @ WH/?/Haits Chrone ae ~ Clemard - Joseph CHARLES. 201.
14-00000 : SECRET . < ' 24 April 1967 _ WEMORANDUM ‘FOK THE: RECORD SUBJECT: ..Telenhone Conversation with . CLemard ard Joseph CHARLES 1. At 1500. hours, 21 Apri: 1967/- , Domeatic Contact Service, X3026 (Green. Phone 3024)‘ ¢ a mailed the - undersigned to inform the. Haiti Desk. of comments-.made on a st viewed the source joes, [ “THE” 8G6trce visited . -Port au. Prince teletype. message from thoir:DCS representative’ | According to had Tatesyiewed a U.S. businessman Who travels frequently. in "” watan American (later identified’ as Luis: -BRUN)," on: ‘conditions. - oO dn Haiti. had teletyped the report to DCS Headquarters, and had a ded the. following comment at. ‘the: end. of. ‘the report. | N : during the latter part of February 1967: and,’ ‘spent. one week - ‘ae. the ‘guest of CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES.  (Preside*t Of the: an Commercial Bank of Haiti)... Source, who maintains “telephone __ - 4 and cable contact with CHARLES, is cohvinced.the latter =  —- ~: (CHARLES) has decided with his unnamed Army - friends, .to “ : overthrow President DUVALIER now.. Source’says. CHAPLES had. = | | asked his U.S. business, partner, . Joseph .DRYER,: Palm’ Beach, —— * i Florida (Home phone: 655-2610;. Business phonu?- 832-6331) and” @nother person identified aa "EARL" (probably Earl 0. FINNEY, AID official) to gst in touch with the-U.5,State. Dep rtment ‘before, the end_of ‘this -week.--"EARL", who: is: supposed: ‘to. have. influential friends-at the State Department, will try to - persuade. the U.S. Government that CHARLES, who-has presidential | aepirations,; now “hae tho power and - ‘determination: ‘to: get rid - @f BDUVALIER. CHARLES, who now fears. for . hie life, ent hig’ - ~ — - gon to New York City. a few weeks. age: for a medical sheckup : and advised him to remain. in the U.S." then referred. to paragraph: ry of the tnteltigenco. . 8 Beport: which contained the following. queation and answers ‘ AE Gus uestion: What’ ie your assessnent of. youths,.. their - pelitical orientation or lack. of: one and heir general outlook for the future? t i £ G SECRET. poe REED i i t q 5 | } i wee
14-90000 t - ‘ “ . teem, oO . 1, TEPPER etsipnsee ts eurece oe Mt don janie na arm Or item mg nase ABO, REG + Ptah) meevemen Teyiine are = oy eet sesame ‘ ate at 3 aa ° : : ® bd “~s Or 4 a gyn - eo . 4 @ @ STR ee See Ay Sat eo tS coca saad an SECRET... — FR ; ogea ae, Tag rk ree Ton @ Source Anwer; - Students, as well as educa ted. persons, ; listen regularly to two foreign radio” veo . broadcasts -- one emanating from the United. |: - States and one from Cuba: The Cuba station, 5 | Which emphaoizes Commuriat’ ideclogy, appears’ | ~ to be popular with ‘the intelligencia and fo Students while the " “iv=the street" '..prefers the U.S, broadcasts, |.” ~ 3. cr /he® commented regarding. paragr ph . a8 follows; at aa, re 2 + meee eemrenes snemeaetee Senet tot tome Met) Aer ERE erent. oe ot, é 2 above.” a "The radio station mentioned above is’ located somewhere’ - re . ', in Massachusetts, according to our source and his Haitian friends : nn: a - fn New York City.. The believe it.is a CIA operation.". ae aot. Bee 4.~ Clemard Joseph CHARLES": Army friend@ mentioned above §- ec (ft "°° may Possibly include Jacques LAROCHE, Deputy Chief of Staff. | okie &. At 1630 hours, the undersigned con dj po bos Soe to obtain additional information fro : ' bis interview with BRUN. ‘Unfortunatery,; above message on the teletype and then d a and will not be available for recontact until -Nen
14-00000 . 0 eee ee - -. ‘ . BeRee TG FILE HO. a . . eita aro€] mcr. ro saance. x SECRET eesteoy TC) ara Uh aa TEPRODUCTION PROHIBITED ‘SECRET 2215222 CITE PRIORITY DIRECTOR _-REFs DIRECTOR 95076. moe “de. REF SHOWN TO AMBASSADOR MORNING. 22: DAPRILG ; @- FOLL FROM AMBASSADOR: AS DEPT AND WOFACT WASHINGTON 7 A Ss WELL AWARE, CHARLES HAS INORDINATE AMBITIONS AND HAS . SEVERAL TIMES “IN PAST TAKEN SIMILAR LINE. IN MY JUDGMENT. HE 18. AGAIN. , ° FISHING TO SEE IF HE CAN ATTRACT ‘SOME. FORM oF use. SUPPORT. WE ARE MOST CIRCUMSPECT HERE IN: ‘DEALING WITH CHARLES. AND © I AN SURE WASHINGTON IS HANDLING IN SAME “FASHION. (: 3. AMBASSADOR ASKS THIS NS@ BE SHOWN TO Lone AND. OSBORNE, » ARA/ CAR, |STATE. SECRE Tt bEws seevices BRC a any 4D @em- | te
14-00000 ‘, . ‘ . we an - owe wee thatene . ' og i {: . . meetnes Fons Bs y ove, R.LEWNANs 81d torat corae 7 E wan WH/7/iinits | 3ECRET aw, 9595 21 April 1967 - ‘aceteenrtie: + 219 cute Oe eee cee ROUTING ANG/O8 INITIALS » HEN BY QO eestor Ne e- 2 CELE vay “Q Pe HD PS na om en one we. ° Trrrorrry 3 he ON 21 APRIL, ANOTHER WOFACT urom wey ‘INFO RE CLEMARD JOSEPH CHARLES WHICH OBTAINED ‘Frou bounce WHO: IN ALMGST DAILY CONTACT. WITH CHARLES,” “SOURCE CLAINS HE SPENT WEEK LATTER PART FEBRUARY aS GUEST CHARLES IN Port. aU PRINCE, oe Pe .BOURCE ‘REPORTED 20 APRIL HE CONVINCED CHARLES. HAS ‘DECIDED « 7 | overrimow DUVALIER NOW WITH AID FRU: UNNAMED nd FRIENDS, SOURCE ]. SIATED CHARLES HAD REQUESTED v.85, BUSINESS. PARTNER: AND ANOTHER. oe _2: FRIEND x0 GET IW TOUCH WITH: ‘STATE DEPARTMENT “BRFORE END. OF WEEK" Sr q@ FERSUADE U,8,- GOVE ‘THAT: (CHARLES: OW "HAS THE ‘POWER AND. “DETERMINATION 70 GET RID OF DUVALIER, SOURCE: ALSO REPORTED. THAT ‘CHARLES, WHC i WEARS. FOR HIS Live, SENT HIS. SON TO NYC. vEw ‘WEEKS ‘Ago ‘FOR. repicht. " CuncuP vITH INSTRUCTIONS REMAIN. IN- U, ‘8. 2 5 TO AMBASEADOR, a A kd essson, Jee. NY OTHAN THAN THE BOING GrFicn 16 PROMIOTED, 8 i deiet OE Conk Bae cabbeohw aie: ar a
14-00000 PROCESSING ACTION PARLED FOR (MOERING a NG EDEXING aaquias® : OMY QUALIFIED OFEK i ¢ Ps CAN JUDGE HUDEXING - g nee rn a 1 [aac ; , t vperit ional /Contict witil Clenira voserh Cuerles i § | ACTOR REQUIRED - REFERENCES 2 }- oy. 5798 aa ij ' é | Reference: | ; a - i ae set eden | a i : 8 Januery 1467 Subject epein made contest ulth wily Sata ee . Convict was estivliuing thrown one of cuuject!s if fn OssistZnts wno cume to nome At : y 1750 hours | an _ on 7 spril 1907. Subjéct s aSsiltent usted f he would ‘ like to vorrow some uocks.on the nistory of Welty yo he — ' could go to. Guoject's home. siu mike & selections. in { order to stull ror time to aff.ct the: proper csoorumn poteted | ag would be able to proceed to Guoject's nome. tne follow ni. attere i, ‘ noon ét 1600 hours. On the wornin., of 6 spril fucker: | base with botn the Coo end Chief, LiURS who bereed thet ‘ : should go to sce Subject. Fo tas Noe . 2 pub dect wes ezine — ln, pote to oo Se for not to ome hinself vut explained. ooo thet he was efrald Way nave ned -uests, He proceeded to a telll di that’ the economy os “siti was in-e deplorible cone \. he dition end tit noone can tell the Fresideut whet to do. he then left the roow und returnid & minute luter with s cony of "Le hone iteur", the cillciul leitian newsroyer, which, ic sule, would net pe Yeleased untli sometime tie foluowin. ween. This’newspe.cr. 4" statea that the Haltian Government plens to p&éy..or the minting of newgsilver colns. wubject was very upset oecbuse, he steied,-tne . os Haipiun Government cen.ot afford such . -6n. OXPEHGSo'- the newsperer b. — Pe way turned over to-LalUlbe = = : ; OF : ee ? te 3 ” od ‘Feontinaws/ ” Distribution? - .geGhief, wily
14-00000 . ~ 7 2 e . . . - < te oo . i . ' 8 . - ChayICaln PIES Baas Oye eos CONTINUATION OF _— Lag ; ny “DISPATCH Oa Ge i? HuFa-201T (cont) i ; Je Subject once ovuin relvcrited to [dene he wus willing, to answer ény questions. ue rtiso Olaced tnet te hotud : that the our olne Ghier, Laruin would invorm tne incomin.. valer, lniPUsi thet he Ls most wisling LO Cooperi te with Lidia) oceouse he . believes thet tue seavevion of hic Country ucpiends on suca coopere : ations ‘ ’ - : be Charles srpecred wuch more ub ease ; ’ durlny, tite Heeting then, he uid ot the previous one. it up: eured -&g thou:h ie. bCtually wanted: to sulk vo Someone gad cuuld trust KaUurleoLU not to luak the conver , Rac debl, once apola, lest tie aoor setlons, Lo. inéw tn. & ne S6bi0n vo Lie GUH, wide open dor suture convere Perey ape ” ~~ tp so aateRes teen ong, wees 4 nee Oe o : oe tm camane : : 8 ARTE NE ASN IAD FHS Ah TELS tiene Serge eyo dian a ARETE EIS . 66. PeRViONS GOON ve "  PPAACHs Fogeay Le 1-28.68 264 AND Gt 98 ‘Withee ARE CRIOLETE 4 i ‘ AE !
CLASSIFICATION uhier, vil bivision INFO, PROCESSING ACTION NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING #20) cpcpetepcrarararamsesisel BRCRORLM /\ “Cumnery of LuPURL irices cn Clemerd Joseph CHILES” CTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES weference: UIKECLO B53) 21. hureh 1967 1. A dark negro sbout 5°78 tall, Clenerd Josenh - Le. UCherles : was vorn at Gonaives, Haiti, on 27. april 1923. According: to him’ self, his @itner wis-e professor end nis mother 6 "simple peasant". Accordin.; to others he is sensitive soout his oripins enu is ree, ported to heve chenred his Lene, _from Generien vecause of the con=. notation o: wothin; ness implicd in thé neme.-- iis retner Ls ver= . - idously reported to neve been w carpenter sau & peasont. He ree “ -. ceived his primary educetion et’ the perochial scudol end graduated - from the Lycee Gerlrard in. bort’ eu Prince in 1ly3y. According, to: his own account Re taughe in rurel schools, worked-ss 6 patholo- i. gist, upholsterer, timeekce: er, planation supervisor, end freée oe danee journalist. In 1947 ike wes srpointed Controller Generél of Haitian Southern Janana Industry enu in 1948) beceme: General Agente. . the following yetr he estivlished himself us: hanufacturer's Revresgentative ani crested his own export. and: import, business... - -In' 1959 ne went to London 6s & member’ of tne keonomic Mission. of « the Seiticn Goverumuent, anad.in 1954- negotiived ’ on the Haitian Government's behull & controct with the General pleetric Co., g Ltd. of Coventry, bnglend vor the noderniging una extending, of the. telecomuunicetions. system of nHeaiti. He lever sedd.tnat coth his . ‘ventures into the bananse and telecommunicctions ousinesses were 4. . unsuccessful due to politiccl interference. His success story, “ accord tne to a U.S. ortlelel "apperently hin es on.the fact tnet - -he feels.thet he nes scileved stature in the community voti- soclelly ‘and politically", -Charles stutves thet he ere¢eted “the. danque= —= Commerciale d'Hadtd (CH). in 1960. and is now the sole. owner. the » Moncinied/". fies negtoee bt - Distribution: -.  HEPA®2005-_. SLCOKLT = seg Remsen ie tants tt A ett he eta ene mar ne <HOEDO RN eee Stn NT Aton ie RELI ORAL BRETT AA «
'. Internetional Leatier, ete.) / Made j“uardgu stctenents uoout the Juvelber regime; unhesiveting ly. j Et # 4 a 4 i i e eae. p sith aa # CRASS ATONE Dialer grein ANG No HikseB0U5 (cone) _ CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH Suck oe 4 brincipal oriicer in Cherlest viuk Wen the vain wes opened Lu TyoU with Glories. ag presivent was un american citigea iu tue Savings tnd Loon ocsiness named LDide (fou), une .cs later indictud, convicucd im. jeileu dia tue vadiced wlitEs Lor usin, tue melds te delréud. . anotucr oris inal Pertner ol the one, ome Coreld }, Waar big tllepedly Lrou vidoe, 0, aiitnois hus % erlinined record witu Verjoug jeil sentenees ind convictions. eedtser cadla or Gomnolly ire Curreabsy oifhitorices to thi bank, nor purtners. the vank is reportea to cave u Very poor. portlolic oi s0oing since, accorddiiy to runor, tac Louns Reve buen mede. Lo covercnuent olfle . eclsls on tiv basis cf tneir Sluneture cud witout proper solieteral, Uesides tie veuk, woo ls iaso fuld or Tent owner Of several otier didtucuriod and comnereies enterprises in leiul-and is tue sele - Tepresentutive in aici of tue Geueral vlectric vo., utd., London Hue lend, wd coc Llenens cenukert ~orke, Cermeny. “e dis uireetor : of Fort Concession (irucr hohsniud uyed Geperted) and udse Look Over the ol] refinery concession which Ordytuesls seloneca to Valentine. (now involved in litdjpotion wita alu’ over thelr ine Vestment j,ueraentee, ) mo, 2. Cherles is Fresidat o. the Chanber of Commerce, end. also a belongs Lo severel other commerelil sud clvic. or,unizations ine | oa Cluding tue Conmittee for tue Kehuvllitcvion of toc iural sections - of Hsiti, tne Internetional Cluo o: Goumerce of ligiti, the Come merce tnd indusur, association of new York, and tic Notary Cluo.. . (according: to @ rerort of mureh 19607 ‘he. wes. dropred crom the lest . . Cluv in 1Y00 for non-attendence. ) 3« In March 1907 ne wes forecd to give ur his interest in | @ number of smaller concerns (Sonutruro, Haitian vobvsicco, Haitian : wut retained his uonopoly of tue ine " _" surance business und. the baLk 8S well us nis-indiv Guéliy-owned:::.- export-lnpert business. . . , Lo . _ . ‘ - es SE OE A emi oo &e.. Altnough it is obvious that Clemerd: Joseph Charles. hes. . been & favorite of rresident Juva’’er, the recent Chenges in: 48 financial empire indicste a loss of trust. ‘the econony ig / in sucn & poor shepe that Cherlos is not. .méking &s much out. of ©. his enterprises..nd tue MOney sud credit squreze is hitting him .* @8.well as the reuse of tue nore honest businesumen in Haiti, ASS: sywGols of past revor sherles lis. been decorated with thc Urder’. ~ of Fetion und dolivor (Commander), the Uraer. oi agricultural Merit . (Conmander), Knight of the National Urder "Honor and merit", soe Officer of the Lavor Urder, and Voumonder on uhe Civil herit urder, - Se One wellein:ormed high. United “stetes: official reperted ° dn early 1963 thet Chirles was u “alippery cusrecter put that a ' geome doubt. existud conccruin: his nmportence: or political -sijnie; . fieunce witnin the regime. - 4 few months after this-evtimite was meds, Charles conversed with & US “Lmbassy olfielil.  Throughuut © | their talk he showed an oovious desire Lo debuonstrate his totel Olitical diuintercs’ in vie. post while simulvancously hinting: . Brut he could bucome a politiceul Lipure In-the near future, de WE engin giving the dupresslow that ho was tho: Previuent!'s’triend both’ * a through deulre unu necesulty, out that he definitely did not arree © ‘with somo of the government’ y podicius.~ lle wtiributed his suprert: of the current. goverment to the feet that it-woudd. be deny erous fora Hedtlun to withnold it, the. followliy. month (hey 1963), 3 “on & businuss trip to the United vtetes, Cherdcs told o formor Us - Journelist thut he wes la a position te become: lied of & provisional government after Duvaller wea rowoved Lron tie sawies - He Sao expreuved & Delle! that the lreuddent wig Fuudy to institute a. Poipn of terror eid tact he weo wiilii-:to bogept: Sovdit bide. | an the opinion of tua Journaliut, Gnurley flrwiy veLleved that. ‘thig Woy tne. Liat -change: for. une United uGotee toonedn eutevullsh @ co denocrebla tultl, orloudiy cowurd the Undted ubetia, ind weve — tae Guuntry drow a GCauutrostypes vomuntot tukuovers ~Chirles. auld: ¥ - —, _ "eee cree ’ scat a ee - ROR OS LANES TS Ine Aes 6S t nA ORAL a AD Rl AT BeOS NBA A oS: Chet Blbliou li be wee on good Lerme with tau irvaldent, be felt. l — Feonbinued/ | : ) . ; (Bo ‘ Wach arto | 8b ora P.. ae hcteyceen en Ee etre tte yaaa. Beets HE ely ee ou
Bayer RN Bas setae». mens Tein as ee AE LD Sha te oe eather Ps ws, ON de Rais seit eke! LaSPATC bt SE MRBL ay Pals Het - CONTINUATION OF OIPATCH emg “oan? hi Feu 5 (cout a) thet he hed gone crazy end must ve stopp.d selore he Liqulacted ~ the opposition. hurdles tulxed apecdy Ol his wide rine of support (persents? forcibly wvtirid, untievuveiier erly Ol.d¢crs; inicllee- tvéls; Journelinus ing susinessmet) ena Of Lae prominent Indivie dutls iho were cuvlevuvelier inu veidy tu dvek "mm; ; ove riment™. Re edaed thet lr uu dia wot vecoms rovisioncs sTesldest he would be sevisrled with tie post of weerctor; of Yinenée ind ioounonte Affelrs. in ivuition vo ols hivlug reeched tne constitutions ae Pequirenmenl Lor tresideat (40), Guerles .ive ss nother quéelificetion tue fect wet ne wes Of "10U per cont olick ori;in," noting thet only tuo. in obis'citegory. coulu Wil tue presideacys. 6 Gherles suid thet if ne were to ve bresiuent he would ’ need the "morsl und ceononic help of ‘vhe US Government ona peoplat to trausform hultl inte o true cud Prosperous dewocrecy. “e noted - thet we would need coout be yeer tout dnvo elfrect his "plon rox the cconomic und. sociil development of Relti", wich ine iuucd ' the following: poinis: creetion of, & oelencea econony edapted to: Heitien conditions; cna noderniait.on o1 erlculture. lic suid ' ' thet ne would like to present tiis plin to US ovficiuis ror their considerstion., SO , : Ce e . Charles endeavors to uttract US venture Gapital fer vare tous Heitien projuets cna Glulms to-ve thorou.iiy-pro-United . . states, He is reportd to Oe .uh uOnOery Citizen ‘of viie city of Long, Jeech, Lon: dulioud, bew York, boving promoted & "“gigter city® relitionship with thet town ind Porw ou irinces .:in-1y62 he re= portedly received tue rey tothe Gity of ew -Lork.: the United stites, the United in-uom and vestern Lurope' mony , |, times on ousinesy Lrips. In July::1964 Uuerles traveled to hexico - and tue Uniced stetey & Sissel corde Lectory in-uciti, out in rel surplus =28 trelnur elccriit.. vharles Suuse to o6 atteaptin; to purchase 24 US surplus ermed Lorces. .-.. Bo Be, - so : ity te ootain, 3U quently was retorted hévael craft for. haitits - 8." He 1s merrted to Sophie, nee Lherisson, ‘and hes.an . i adopted son,  - ‘ rr ee : y Personality, Vherles 4s ‘enerully considered ss shrewd but not intelif ent, ihis..is borne out by his willingness to cooperite with the “Anternationel ‘swindler, ohemmed Fayed in-w . * ‘ wo xs . 7 R. _ Fayed absconded wi ti bn undetermined out large emount of money. ‘He hes little sune¢@ Of ‘economic reslicies: ena is epperently ~ ; sensitive about his-knowled¢e.or lack. therdof; ithe tmuassy ree © ~ Antonio andre (Preslasnt, of the wetionsl: Bank of Haiti @ BAKE) a. thet andre shoulu ve nude to divert Some of ‘the "soffee money" ° from the wetlonul enk to Duvalier's own aceds...(apparenidy =... Charles was ruterriy, to certuin tuses on colfee exports which go to the Bank for deut wmortization,) Andre roundly critdoised = ¢ Gharles ond other welfestyled faunedLul tna L£lscul experts in the Oovernment, und unded uy telling Uvelier thie 4f the Letoer | : followad thu edview of sucn persous ne’ woulu wreck licivl., Charles reported) y: burst inte. tears. end Was Lakin Lil. “his jive rise - _; to the story which was current at tue time tact. he had -had. a: “ nervous breukdows. .. eh i 7 eee emp re MR ORE YEEDIG Banting: : . «ARATE Ft 18005 we a Rw . O08, 6078 sree ote |, : a WON ABE SOIR _8bCKAT a > anapeaumatiegietinmnenetes e hts visited . 1. OSbunsioly. Lo-discuss: the éstublisnment.of = - | Rumver 01 moLeyemuking schemes which cume toe .Pinding: helt wher. Fa ported in. Decempar: 1465 thet: ét a meeting “Luvaller wos. hold4r with. Oe a perry . . : FR a ates ai gE . . ot oe 1S Sree me at Ri ORCA CORD ST Be MEETESATSERE ERT ° Pre inte Setnw AB kaha Dy th 2 FOOSE ts EE 4 Poa lee. awe a ype . . ene “ : : - Fes : - ow : oo wo roa
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14-00000 . 7 + a a ‘ . _ os tee 7 Ic | __JOSTENSIELY TO DISCUSS NEEDED REPAIRS Z |. AFTER ABOUT FIFTEEN. MINUTES ~ g SOC IAL CONVERSATION,” CHARLES ASKED |aF IT POSSIBLE oe ; 2 . TO.PQSS A. MSG. ‘OUT. OF CHANNELS: DIRECTLY TO. CHIEF. LNPURE. a - uses ¥ ree ES ne eT asiien esse F vovat. cartesl is ; . , i . oo : ; . rise mold eer. vo srancn AT SECRET <a REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED pestaoy C) aic. ELLT 2 > (2 [PaasanTinit wore ite : 2] Dn tal sitet can OR Cl nee — . i ee , : “Gerton ‘devance COPY oe LiLE ot_] ROT SSORY Ele Ed ssorne C7 esse pee PP wg : 1Nge ' . FILE Jz: £4 % ae : . ; 7 i SECRET 151634Z crreL : U5 tag 67 8 DIRECTOR Dee. ‘ le ON Li MARCH. CLEMARD- JOSEPH CHARLES ViSITED “ASKED | FOR | “MSG - WITH. COMME NT, THAT: HE WOULD MAKE f -MSQ ME WOULD CHECK WITH CHIEF LWPURE.| THEN REPORTED. j soonest. CHIEF LWPURE-T HEN-GAVE-HIN: PERMISSION: ACCEPT: Mss. SS oe | UP-MSGs CHARLES AGN STATED MSG NOT READY BUT PROCEEDED. - tol i VERY PRO-WOLADY AND WELL KNOWN. HIGH . ATTEMPT BuT ‘couLD NOT SPEAK. FOR CHIEF LWPURE. - CHARLES. ‘SAID. " MSG NOT READY. WHILE CHARLES. PREPARED IMMEDIATELY TO COS WHO STATED CHIEF. LBPURE SHOULD BE: ‘NOT IFIED’ a "Ge SANE EVEwInd __=(NENT CHARLES". HOME, To PICK ~ LEVELS LNHARP. CHARLES “SAID IE WOULD HAVE MSG READY BY. = 1083 HOURS FOLLOWING MORWIWG A AND WOULD: BRING = J. 7 ; 7 HOME. | oe sare, bee Se ees 3 oye ay Se NEXT, moRN ING CHARLES ARRIVED oN Tne conn sue  RECHDSECR eT | a 5 Mo 6 7 a: ! ‘« Dep 357029 | i ADDR ANE ARE RAEI AA aE HE LS et tise ot arth CS Ell - f ‘
14-00000 4 Past £ Wsea SECRET see | (SACKET CONTAINING CONCEALED MANILA ENVELOPE aaa ITH SCOTCH { .. TAPE. [ Rraten THIS PACKAGE NOT IN KEEPING WITH | MEANING OF WORD MSG AND HAD NO AUTHORITY TRANSPORT. PACKAGE : TO CHIEF LNPURE. IN ATTEMPTS MAKE CHARLES REVEAL CONTENTS, ~ a |STATED HE WOT PREPARED TALK AGAIN WITH CHIEF LNPURE - |) UNLESS: HE ABLE INFORM CHIEF LNPURE CONTLNTS OF PACKAGE}: - CHARLES STATED PACKAGE CONTAINED REPORT: OF COMMERCIAL BANK AND TOBACCO MON OPEL. SEY “UP ANOTHER MEET ING": . aa _ - > FOR ONE HOUR LATER WITH CHANLES,, 7 Sey “GRIEF LNPURE WHO TOLD HIM-TO ACCEPT PACKAGE. rin | @e WHILE. PICKING UP PACKAGE CHARLES.MADE ALL our rrex 30 IMPRESS [____—*([WITH HIS. PRO-WOLADY TEWENCIES, MES oo j wD. ME FORCED GO. ALONG’ WITH DUVAL IER. 70 ome . "HES TWO AND’ HALF MILLION DOLLAR IAVESTMENTS MAITZ AS VELL... “AS PROTECT HIS-LIFE. ALSO, JUST. PRIOR — CHARLES STATED ME.WILLING TELL: ANYTHING: CHIEF ‘LUPURE: WANTS; To wa] LEFT DOOR: WDE OPEW FoR ‘FURTHER CORVER- | 7 SAT TONS, a ee ee TS (io AS : Se. PACKAGE CONTAINED OVERT. MATER LAL’ ‘pLus Wo: MEMOS. cunts NAD WRITTEN TO. DUVALIER POINT ING: out DISCREPANCIES . Salk Leyte dee ex eeserectieleapuerdtlibtrne es upon avesen Aol nesn atecy Lobe, ir ’ , o $ 0 eo wnek. “ac . st . ° serene an 5 Angsana agen boom th’ eeranndll Atte eager Pee toe, rarenr te . : rma. «. *, ae 4 veut . . : oa . &a& Ske! ye ? a: ft cate 4 ae = sat + core POEs ememtye: aw ra
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