404-10186-10118 7 f . . fav REE CoS ATOLOMRE. (RIERROUS TD TRF CURA AN THLOURE- CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Thta material coutains information efecting the Matieneal Defense of the United States @lihia the meaning of the Heptonage Laws, Fitie ‘ 46, USO Geos 02 and Tea, the Wwensmlesion Of fuvelntiwa of waled to day meander te 6m uneulhertesd person te prehinsted ty tag. : SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM countay Cuba - REPORT NO. CX1-316/01231--64 suuect Gines GORRIZ OATE DISTR, 6 October 1964 NO. PAGES 2 Bz. ot REFERENCES © CSCI-316/00369-64 - 24 July 1964 DATE OF ‘Do INFO, 1964 NA ney, cua 7 pace g, Washington, D. Cc. pate aca. October 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. THIS (S$ UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. souace Gkabinos ARE CEPIMINVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT. 19 TEMTATIVE FO me deg e a rel wat source, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service uatil April 1964. Headquarters Comments ~ The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without : first checking with this Agency. 1. Gines*corriz, pseudonym?"Gi1," is in charge of the British Guiana desk in the Seeccion Sur (South American Section) of the Departamento de Liberacion Nacional (National Liberation Department ~- LN) of the Direecion General de Intelligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI). In March 1964, he visited British Guiana. Source believes that GORRIZ was a member of the United States Army prior to 1959. 2 GORRIZ was described as having been born about 1934 and ae being five feet eight inches tall.1,2,3,4,5,6 Headquarters Comments . 1. According to information acquired ir September 1961 from an untested source who was formerly a G-2 member in the Cuban consular service, the co-ordinator farthe 26th of July Movement RETUR : . in Cuba was Gines GORRIN, who traveled frequently to New NTO CIA York. GORRIN was the emissary between Cuba and SANCHEZ, ackground Use On President of the Movement in New York who had offices at the D - ly Hotel Belvedere and the newspaper Libertad. 3 2 SECRET Neliotere, 1 NO FOREIGN DISSEM rere REP CINCLANT CINCSO # T&aNS (Note: Field dutribvtion indiated by “#“.) FINTOIRETARIEZOIN, HIRT EE OUR MAAN /SAZEOR IL MEY SR 7 ——_—— ~T65G mPa a 7MOR UL china) TE SO PROJECT (AMMUGY: AOR : AS is sh : ( ay At ——+§§_+4 SCI-316/01231-6 5 a Soramarind FEARS et wA\S ee | PE ptga 71), WE 1 (2),. C1 4, RID 1, [SeNere, a WK DO: sh * a. at. dela 3 OTTREA 1 ewey a. Cee ca TTA Ts
14-00000 re oe oe cheats a duu renee $e ae nme 8 ce Fe Generar one Pe ee ae 1 ' — send, Antone oem eee a end ca cae 6 RNG AD SOLEREREINEREND GOED or ae : SECRE. NO FOREIGN DISSEM CSCI-316/01231-64 aga th ines I astroman, a Cuban, had been granted a visa for Jamaica. GORRIZ wax tu attend the Caribbean Games and stay on to act fer Cuban Consul ‘HERRERA who was on vacation. In a@ report. dated 3 July 1963, it was stated that Guines GORRIZ was @n ex-United States citizen who was now a “Castro man." At the time - gk this report he was being transferred by the Castro government from: INDER to MINREX which he was to represent in Jamaica. GORRIZ was born about 1933 and was single. In a report dated 19 July 1963, an untested source said that Gines © Silvio GORRIZ Castroman was one of the group of eighteen Cuban pilots, ground-crew personnel, and air traffie control personnel ked auich arrived in British Guiana on the tanker “Cuba't 1G July 1963. In this -same report 24 aid that GORRIZ was an employee of the Cuban nistry An lintested source in a report dated 25 September 1963, stated that on 19 September 1963, a Bristol Brittania belonging to Empresa Consolada Cubana de Aviacion landed in British Guiana and on board the aircraft was Gines Silvio GORRIZ-Castroman, a trainee. GORRIZ was born on 3 November 1932 in Habana, Cuba, and carried crew a certificate 659 which was issued on 14 November 1962. A a &® report dated 9 April 1964, stated th GIuies GUERIZ cCustroman, a Cuban who arrived in British Guiana for two days on 17 and i8 March 1964, ostensibly as cargomaster on the "Cuba" to supervise the unloading of Fuel o11, had visited British Guiana on two previous occasions, July and September 1963, GORRIZ was identified as a Cuban Intelligence Service agent. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEN