-. Stated that AMLARHL Ghd Bote He werigaie cobnnaant hi a 15. 6f great vais. ‘§or cibv ious. ‘reasons. 2). ‘AMG HIP~1 ‘stated: that this subsidy money perwitted-these' people to remain fa place by providing an addition to their ifctemes, who otherwise due te . <.~. for ee ee cee of mee sea io iaeine or, : 5 ap ae Bee, r ease et die hesitated,’ Aftey ‘die stated that-he. tind given ‘Si 600. ep suse. dine act ;-aave thi ‘that the ‘money <'% Meee ibiy iis. ” {20-21. February) {a Paris:-by° “ANWLP-2. ANWHIP=2 stated’ pti AMWHIP-2 had become Involved: da" the - ‘transaction because ‘hs ~: had to appéai to him for heip in raising the money in a’ “fatri confidentiai manner. Arrangenents to give ANLASH-1 money ~ during his stay in Madrid, Shad ‘fallen ‘through, AMMHEP had: learned, thus the reason: "for AMWHIP-2's being forced to ga . to Paris in order to give it to him this weekend. ANWHIP-<-i . aloe alse stated that ANLASH-1 had asked Jose Iglesias in Havana a rs for some 3,000 pesos, Iglesias was not able to raise the sum an at the time requested. Whether or not he is attempting to de ™.-.” ‘so now, or has sitcceeded in doing ‘so during ANLASH-I's absence; is not known at this time.” -It, Should be noted that during -, ‘ discussions ‘concerning’ the AMBIDDY/AMLASH relationship, AMY stated that AMBIDDY had told. AMLASH of at least some portion “of . , his connections with the Americans. AMWHIP-1 stated that he had sat fa on the discussions during which time. ANBIDDY purportedly made this statement. AMWHIP also. stated, as he had-done ia - previous meetings, that neither he or ANLASHI could understand — why the Amaricans. did nok :make - further use of AMLASH-3 and AMLASH-2. He also fett:that there were many bits and pieces. of the whole picture that were not tied into a neat bundle ‘and — utilized to their full extent by the Americans. The undersigned at no time admitted that. he.@as aware of any AMBIDDY/American | relationship as alluded to by ANWHIP-1. Sa >, . ©. For. the record, AwwHIP-1- again stressed the fact ‘that. ee he felt. that he could produce ‘mere information and better serve Se XUBARX interests if he had a case officer who knew all aspects .-. of the AMLASH complex and the cast of other Cuban characters im’. | - Europe in whom there was an inte yf nd to whom AMVHIP-~i had access. He emphasized that (Paris) Officer cand oy . Presumably other European-based case officers@3with whom he’ 002000;0 Eo Ji. has dealt) was very helpful -and that he enjoyed their relationship, . : but that there was an obvious lack of depth of. knowledge of all =~ aspects of an AULASH-AMWHIP operation and also of those principally.
agreed with the. feasibility “ofthe Suggestion of putting ‘hia ‘ta N\ iavolviag ony. ASSET. fe Felt that he could be hore “eftective with < nd: ) Aid -dtrection during his European oe sO pdded-that the case officers wére . ee ‘'16cal problems ‘and could aosibly was,desirable to AMWHIP=%": ‘3 : Ape tae: peas? ®-1 delicately seeniee iter af "be was ‘willing’ eee “the” “time for the operations nd ~ Ee ia fact they were wer nwt de -a Sa establis hed. an Seog eernuten his desire. “for “é or to: infora AMMHID=2 wheu ‘the-date of his Attempt wi: Exfiltration involves: the tse. of birthday gréetings t : Sylvia indicate exfiltedtion . from Matanzas or Miramar, sede, ’ respectively. -AMBIDDY-1- presumably has the details forse ution: ence he is informed:of tié Keyword by AMWHIP-1. The Attenpt 4s. to be noted by any mention of the name SIMON, together | with a sate, which is IT. oz p. Deception Ploy (Rumor plant with NBNAFU-19). ‘Ia response eg after it had been outlined as. ‘agreed upon at Headquarters. - AMWHIP-1 stated that hée‘thought that he could carry this ‘off -ol.without (UNSNAFU-19 being suspicious. He stated that this ‘type’: of information would have ‘to come forth at the right moment ia- a natural manner, and during a rather lengthy personal meeting. _ . He felt that te do this by. telephone or letter would be totally - out of keeping. with his normal relationship with GNBSNAFU-19 and that it should not. -be done in that manner. n response .to the suggestion, however, hé Said that it could: be done. ift- his * a stopping off in Paris to see (URSNA AFU-19 took place as a part of a normal business trip. to Europe. ‘He also stated that he felt. he had to have some thing: .' m.which to peg the story. . ‘AMWHIP-1. touch: with a reputable. businessinan in’ New York, who has’ ‘good: .~ connections in Governsiént ‘circles in Washington and, whom: the conceivably could have” Known for some time as a result’ ‘Of. : normal business relatiorship. AMWHIP-~1l agreed to retux . Europe in two or three weeks especially to perform this ‘tas He was in agreement with the-undersigned's idea that iin. order to play it as safely as possible, this meeting with Q@SSNAFU-19 ‘should not take place at least until after the 24th of February the expected return date of AMLASH-1 to Havana.. Both . for this.
Und -° cast of characters in this: memorandum. reason and for AMWHIP-s own business matters, we will program his return to Europe for sometime during the first or second : weeks of March 1965. A\MNHIP-1 was told that arrangements would be -made for him t6 know about. or actually te meet. the ostensible - “Source of this information in New York sometime during the last week of February or the first week of March. He was told also to keep in touch with the undersigned in the event of any news received from Europe concerning ANLASH-1 or any of the a a The meeting terminated at 1610 hours and@. there were ae incidences of a security. nature te be Feported. 7 WH/C/FI/TC