— Ten semester 23H St ela ROA SONAR DMS ARNE at wi Seah i Yn faa Dad cia sae 14-00000 ‘ . . f . . “Gs Le ped LR) srected Lad akth Moll, Lode shots here." Ce eee tet el Bea re Foth hoe and CHAIN werd very fotendls and the threa. chatted | ee TO i ay ori) eee Loy . a , heeatins AM .adérése, fro which it ws a opine Perdido 201, Dep. ll, Le? Po iy Site . of 11 Jue hed a notice in it sbout ° (De 2 gue : . Ww micts ot the Institutes en "Devererment of _— no Te chaced this netics, The Bnbassy was ‘ eniratulated hin since carlier efforts to gst inte A Bpan oa con 2 arama hast ate mt thy o wh eth om * wale. “ee ae Fe eee ee yet . . oe ' a PON Voreyp cD DT eeweg Tt ge Juste de 1764 . . PN tea pat, ; ‘ we a] 7 ° ® . Sr ae Tro li and os aoe ~ . re tae wee twee . . -_ oo? - ta - “ee can Motes oe moot prenet Boe ee me Rate? wt le lt ar . .Giida FRANC, Rertniesn wile of Pe ricles FRANCO (see iten dy mzoye2) vas coported on UL Jeune ac scheduled to go to Cuba the wine mexa Mondor, 15 Jame. a dd, Cn 10 Simo Leo's renert on the Movimiento Cultural Mexteane an wat Cene in finct form fer Hebann == reoresemtatives of O83 a eroye ned vieltied the Erbascy ancin the day before (seo lnct ° on* ” Wane @ . ea, Cn Ll dune ATINITIO asked Le afk ke could develos closer contacts with She crest to sot favorable publicity printed. BeS ecnid that as hed never been @ newspaverman or tad amything to do orsing with paver, Dub would try his best. wsatend of the reeen*t press attacks against - \ Cuts sd bern very olfectiva «j. thas noeone in ths - Dose gilitec of snutslins. bus that the general Je APARTIIO, L Tiraty ao ae ’ Embassy Let eli. . , med ate ors: Acked who the peonccy £ els uts belind wais,! Led a said that i American Exbascy and ite gucate lackers. The a eifes’ Rr 2 furious owyourses of tenpery, was . Sole: ieag%, moroie, Dent ever, than ever me mis lesvt a les Tiny setmtl to beat Mim down, Le? fel _ wha be a xecd idgst te te: sys the ztead work and ain Surther blasts since tho more he te cirtretited the less effective he wlll bs in - with tho Moderns (this ules richt in with Statien plans), , ® . 2 DY Fen AUNT Ce ye geacs » Ge CP VET, Coe OLS . ° : . ont ae * fond a, hn ane ‘ “ + oot . ee ie 4 ® Me eke -* - - > . . . aw ae e .
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14-00000 ne CT Tn ee seit te ene ee ee f MEPORANDIM FOR THE REID. { ea VTE Doc. MERO. séR. FROM. 8 Lawrence Pe Tarker - ~ - SUBSECT 8 Meeting with » LITA 1 June 7 ee “ate . 2 rn arn i a jeandca-halt hour esting was ald velit Le9 at Bia home ene oe le ‘the: night of 1-Jund, er var) reperfed és ‘follows: A weekly staff meeting was held the previous ‘Ssturtay, 20 May == the Mrst in ever a month, ; ; ba At the State meeting the Ambessador preted Aparieio “ , “ fer having been elected as "Yocal = Zona del Caribe” : , — at a -recent-AMOOSAC meeting, (L-9 said that these AHMCOSAC See - aa meetings are & farce, great numbers of Nicaraguans, Cubans, ste ne » 1 . @bes, turn out and pretend they are important while most _ - of the diplemata in town who really deserve the title stay at home or do something worthvhile), The Ambassador teld those at the staff meeting that Aparioio's election was a great honor for Ciba but that-he felt that an apology to the | . Embassy | staff was-in order since the ataff as a body should have met before Aparloic accected the nomination since this | is thé démocratic way of doing things «= the socialist way, | i . “ OO, "Afterall, " said the Ambassador, "let us suppose Aparicie . wom 7 os. were to be sent to sows other Eebassy in two months, then cm ot . Cuba would lose this important AMCOSAC position." (L«9 . ‘ Be -found im this remark a faint hint that Aparicio might be >  ,° . Le, The Anbassador + pradeed the Caltural Department for ite fine a a . work and told of a letter. which had been received fron the Stee “Vesa de“las Amerleas- telling of the good work of the Cultural | ee ana, teeters ° a Departnait, . Aparicio began to breg about a1) he had done and -took all tha credit ao L~9, feigning anger, spoke up and rea rarked that he had done‘hia share — then began ta enumerate his contributions and took Aparicio to task for hogging tha limelight. . (L-9 explained that he finds it a good idea to bark like this now and then and then retreat back into his ; . “shell and be "manso” mtil time to assert himself again). a : xy. a, Aparicio, speaking of Manuel Ray and his threat te take the : . warpath against Castro, said that of all the Gusano leaders - Ray was the most dangerous since he knows Castro so well and ’ has had so much experience in clardestine activity, ; 6, L-9 suggested that some sort of celebration of the 26th of ‘July shouldbe undertaken by the Cultural department, perhaps #0 Preece Wo at Guana Junto, — This idea vas well received, Le9..will be the : sree rego ramred, - . 4 j f, After the staff meeting the Arbassador took Leg aside and told him egain (see below) that he meant no slight to Le? L626 | kbanper . SECRETS copy or-b-125)5