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{ | { C-U-NeFebeDekaN-T-iea-k - t fa? whea Filled Ia geval _ GE ay 197 (date) : Review of 201 File on U.S. Citizen \S\ In accordance with the DDO’s netice of 9 Decemher 1974, me) : I have reviewed the 201 file on MoS (surname) rs) & (201 number indicated below), and have determined that it can 35S . most accurately be categorized as tadicared below: : re 7 y . 8 : Tacrrvrt tA $6 BD ° j should be closed. (30, eorkosy. [eon SE ®, co . real ° de ive) rs QO Pte beteetiee 2) Alok 4 witting collaborator. OI Code Al. potential witting collaborator; date opened SSEP prs So ; OL Code A2. tt ° former witting collaborator (relationship t®rminated). OI Code Aj. : potential witting ccllaborator never contacted (security reasons, derogatory information). OI Code A4. counterintelligence case (i.e., involving a foreiga intelligence or security seryice}. OF Code AS. - all others. OL Code A6. Oe UOoUOO oO # SHileu citle) (component) ent <a Signed at This assignment of category has been entered into STAR. eo we Signed __ ae 197 (initials) ye (date £fe : gele This document is a permanent part of this file. 8 mo aes gee?’ 8 “re 201- PS S59) E2 IMPDET When Filled In CL BY _054979_ C-O-N-F-1-D-E-N-T-I-A-L va vauadd
(toat0786-t0069 oo 69 OO dm th CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material contains taformetion affecting the Rational feteaie Sf thé United @tates wittia the meaning of the Baptonage Lawe, Tite 18 USC eee TH aad Wt the tranemiason ef rerstetion of which is any tanner @ Gf unsulborined person te prohibited ty faw. / SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba. : seroat NO. = CS CI ~ 316 /00630-63 74 suuect Oreste VARELA (alias “Odon™) DATE Gusta. 10 February 19@% | NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES CSCI-316/00252-64 21 July 1964 Date OF 1964 PLACE Washington, ©. C. . Lo, pate aca.December 1965 —- FIELD REPORT NO, Se | T$ 18 UNEVALUATED (INFOaMATION. SOURCE StaDINOs ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1S TENTATIVE, oT, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. . SOURCE: 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 ig requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in‘the personality reports wibhout first checking with this Agency. ., 1. Oreste VARELA, alias "Odon,” is the Argentine desk officer in the Direccion General ‘de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI). He was a former radio announcer. VARELA _4g @ captain in the Cuban army and was stationed in Habana and the Sierra Maestra, 2. VARELA, a Caucasian, was born about 1930, is five feet eight inches tall, weighs 150 pounds, and has short, brown hair.i Headquarters Comments 1. Aside from the information forwarded in the above referenced report, this Agency has no additional identifiable information. on VARELA. SECRET : — NO FOREIGN DISSEM tage wae] me 83 68 dh Ge i Jd yorscsWH/SA 8 (1), WE 1 (2), cl 4, RID 1 yoRM SO 4 2 On ETD Wrens “ERAS
Oe CENTr-AL | NTELUIGENCE “AGUNCY ot TELETE SOL INE OR NATION REPORT " Thier rede! wotalps information ahtechagibe Muti veld @ianre vi the : BS. Vow. Seem 799 and 704 the aanimison of tavela! eu ch wah or oang menne: ic au unaullct a Barenation CORTROLS | ry Laser i Cation + Seb Coftafat Se enallnanimenennanene a ee eheeeniereanenenetiones j Paes “EOP ee Bw . eee cee aetna Oate GIB e. ; TOCS = 7 ve CJ BouTing [covery ~ . / PLACE ACQUIRED sane PR PAOA MEXICO CITY, 8 anc 195 - ARAL OF CUBAN piL TaRy TRANSPORT AIRPLANE IN REXICO city [oars oP inponmanion ee { Rev caeNcEe paren dA, 1.6.0 PARA,2 5 SNE i a “euunce {EVALUATION OFFINITIVED . PARA ‘t PERSON WiTH GOOD CONTACTS IM AVIATION CIRCLES IN KEXICO CITY (8), PARA 2 PERSON WITH GOCD CONTACTS AMONG CUBAN DIPLCHATS IN KEXICO (B) Te CUBAN MILITARY TRANSPORT © 86 AISPLANE SERIAL AUBGER cuce3h3 ARRIVED VEXICO CITY AFTERNOON 6 JUNE FROM MERION, YCATAN, WITIE FOLLOWING ACOARD: ALBERTO SEMIDEY, PILOT; OCTAVIU ALVAREZ, COMPILOT: AND FLISEO DE LA CAMeR PASSENGER. THE PLANE HAD CLEARED CUSTO@S IN MERIDA, (FIELD COMMENT: THE: SCHEDULED ARRIVAL IN FEXICO OF & CUBAN MILITARY TRANSPORT AIRPLAMZE TO REe POSSESS ARMS CONFISCATED BY THE MEXICAN GOVT 20 NOV 95, WAS REPORTED 6 JUNE 59, FROM ANOTHER ER USUALLY RELIAELE SOURCE. SEE 18M 4332, GUSTAVO ARCOS Y. DARONES, FORMER LOA Sen 26TH OF SULY MOVEMENT IN MEXICO, WAS TO BE ABOARD. iT 15 POSSIGLE THAT ARCOS ANG/OR OTHERS OISDMBASKED 11 HERON.) 2. CUBAN TRANSPORT PLANE WITH SERIAL NUMBER CUT 343 (510) SCREDULED | ARRIVE MEXICO CITY WITH! PUSSIELE SiGP MERIDA, YUCATAN, 6 JU 99. f OM OEMINATION CONTROLS a . + | crenseaner emmy ttt een eet tent TO: Acst AF. NAVY. ICS. OSD, STATE. NSA "a; tes Shoes within the ‘monn, “aol the Femonege Liwe, Tac permn is probsbled Sy tae, Take > Me bet econ ence ee Renkin
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14-00000 t * eer . : ‘ ‘ _ ~ poe otto + ee, ao, . cae —- . ; . . SECRET . _ te. . .. “ n Bhen Felted. fay : DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE = SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT : , . BOCUMERE EDENT TE fC ATION nee tna RO TILE NO. ‘S) OtSPATCH Of FOURCE DOC. BYMOOL BO. _ 2%) g0uece cCerPromvuls, gare GF Enrc. (8. cvargariGr ; @. ae adv 89 “Ge vO. OF Ssrmenarey o% CORNENT DISPOSITION 4 13. tRantedaare te Bt PILE NO. _— TT eEaTANENE iNF OR MAT ION ta. + : 77512 |) a es PEFR Ts aYEL | 050-006-032/06 7 oe bob PANEL Mexico 3 _ LCFR ! . et : - 92 AUG 597 : on CIT USSR- - . . 201-1201238 RFPORTEDLY IN CONTACT WITH LT. GIL LINO . . SUAREZ HERNANDEZ, CUBAN ASSISTANT MILITARY 0 . ATTACHE IN MEXICO. | ' ; - . : " { 9 . ips ee FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. o- 5? 867 WOE FORVIGUS TOHFtoms. SECRET . (y> 468
104-10227-10012 B, ((ne)). ron ft {presented at the Party novses & hanes ‘of the Party orsinisation of the departnent, The Party neetine conficms the dec iston of the Party Bureau. Then tals macter le examines hy the Pepty Mancsy of ty Perey “Committee of hie myer Pirectorato. i Is it 30; (XG) It seems ‘at tho Party Murcau of the chief Directorate, Is Lt sor 1 What elsc: . i i ‘ i 1 , And ie, to the Party Ronni itor of tho. KGB == ‘tlie Par tion; ‘this Commi ttec nakes ‘the final deeision. “Well, how does the Party Conmittea actually put this matter: 7 The en of the Party organization ‘of the department went with ..me, and ‘tho secretary of the Party organization of the Directorate was present at ‘the Buroau of the ‘Party Comittee of the Conmittee | ((for Stato Security)). Was he a monber of the Bureau: Yes, yes, What else: Well, the Party Converse confirmed ((the dveieton)} and concratue aated ((me)) upon my acceptance as a candidate menber. In a few days I was called and I received the candidate menaber's co Nog Etter AR
(404-10177-10081 oe . . Re tte om ah s a ; a ey e 'y oe pant : ephagd £5 weptember 198 | i | FESGLARDCY FUR’ OS/SSO/SB/L | ‘ FRU a Chief, =Y2 . . 4 SULT t Aline < SET i : It je requested that tais offiee be furnished any | : iafomation which you may have on the Subject of this | } nemorandm. The following is the only information ve % Be: i ; ' QO (@) y } now have on Subjects ° ©, oy 1 Lea | On i, ita | . “> % PS ‘ - © se She is about 3 years ald; a very ro.d writer; eS | fay : & stringer ecployed by Serth American newspaper “A FS alliance; previously fired ty a LS wire service % ® (Foreibly UP) for leaking inforsation to 'Confidon- % 2 with the Kusnianea. She ls mw residing in triosela, _ Yelgiun. She ta not an the List of journal iete accredited to Pelgiunm. tial! magazines a coexistence type wio plays rcotele 4 of hief, #72 &2/2 JATs rob
(404-10196-10070 foete i oe bo GO dh GR CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This matertal eoowlne Information eGertng the Raticast Sufwns of the Cafund Stame within the masaing of the Gaplonage Lawa, Tide 1& OSC Seca 103 and TM, the tranemicioa ot fevaioiNe of whirk G2 eng manner to aa wosuthoviced perecd t prokibeen) ty Eas, SEBCRET NO FOREIGN DIBSEM countay Cubs’ . RePORT NO. «CS-: CI-316/00629-6$ suuect “Pelencho" (an alias) ; BATE O:STR. 10 February 196 NO paces ol clA NTO . | REFERENCES aBTur se only pare oF | at Repron pace 4 Washington, D. C. ‘ pate aca, December. 1965 ; FELD REPORT NO. TMS 13 UNEVALUATED fmirOgManiIOg, SOUBCR GaabueGs agi BERNIE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 0% TENTATIVE, source, A former Cuban IS officer eho served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. . Headquarters Comments - 4 ° 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. Source knew “Pelencho," whose true name he was unable to recall, as a member of the Departamento de Seguridad del Estado (Department of State Security - DSE). We was a good friend of Norberte HERNANDEZ Curbelo (see CSCI-316/01239-64, 12 October 1964). 2. “Pelencho" was born between 1935 and 1940, is five feet six inches tall, weighs 135 pounds, and has a slim build.1 Headquarters Comment 1. The records of this Agency reveal no information on “Pelencho.” ? 1 5 SECRET 4 NO FOREIGN DISSEW .. ee 3 Raatnded tee axtemngue: 2 Beenguediog, wm i pon XO y ee BOUNCER MeN COEE SU eR
404-10188-10029 SECRE® Chief, WH Division 10 RO ™ chief of Station, Mexteo City SOF Project LIFEAT : ACTION REQUIRED RLFLREMCES , 7 . Reft HMMW-11843 le Mexico City Station appreciates Headquarters’ prompt precessing and renewal of Project LIFEAT,. 2, In regard to the coments made by KUTUBE/INT and forwarded by reference, the Station wishes to note that LIPEAT coverage {s devoted primarily to support the Station's CE program and the Station's operational program as vell aa te cover targets the Station wishes done Very little information of a positive intelligence nature is provided from this type of terget Line. 3. It ts further noted that Soviet, Bloe and Cuban coverages, which do provide disseninable itntellfsence, are covered by LIENVOY except in the case of Yugoulav and Polish coverage. Yugoslav covernge {s presently being shifted. to LIENVOY. It was during the pericd when LIFEAT covered the Soviet and Czech offictal installations that 4 greater number o, disseminations (noted in para= graph 2 of reference) were made from’ LIFEAT material, 4, Ag to the “routine” tnterest of Subfects covered by LIFSAT, it was the “opinion of the Station that LIFEAT take, such as that on ESLARD.:, was of in terest to Thomas A, BRET and of sone Interest to GPIDEAL himself, §. In view of the coverage presently provided by LIENVOY, Lt ts Station's -opinion that LIFEAT's best contribution will remain in proviuing coverage keyed to the support of the Station's operations ani special Headquarters requesta (such as coverage of persons of IRKNICK interest), In the event it becomes necessary or desirable that LIFEAT shift its operational emphasis, tho LIFEAT complex is ready to accomplish this opergtional re-adjustzent rapidly. Distribution: O37 Shiee eS grey | = ea ‘ al - ye. | HMMA~22115 i110 Septexber 1963 SECRET ; 5O-6=32/1
314-00000 “MFG Of: @3 ROUTINE ~ CONFIDENTIAL 7 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Intelligence Information Cable . “COUNTRY CUBA.” “qocsoe-315/01108-65 =! piste, 6 APRIL 1965 DATE OF whos _ INFO. ~ 29-30 MARCH 1965 ; ; on SUBJECT | ; : re POSSIBLE IMMINENT ATTEMPT BY ORLANDO BOSCH OF THE MIRR 10 BONS A CUBAN REF INERY PLACE & = — : — so paTEACQ, UNITED STATES, MIAMI 5 APRIL 1965) pee IN 38699 SOURCE ; FreLo REPORT NO. UFG-6976. S AND. A MEMBER OF A GROUP OF CUSAN EMIGRES TRAINED IN THE TECHNIQUES OF INFORMATION APPRAISAL: : COLLECTION, THE GROVE SAS PROVIDED USEFUL REPORTS SINCE 1961. ~~ ty AS OF 29 MARCH 1905, THE MOVIMIENTO INSURRECCIONAL DE PECUPERACION REVELUCICNASIA (MIRR, INSURRECT IONAL MOVEMENT FOR REVOLUTIONARY RECOVERY), LED SY ORLANDO BOSCH AVILA, HAD COLLECTED $22, fo) 1N PUERTO RICO AND PLANNED TO BO3 AN UN IDENT IF LED SUGAR Fam y REFINERY IN CUBA. AFTER THe MIRR CARRIES OUT THIS OPERATION, IT PLANS TO CALL A PRESS CCNFERENCE AND ANNOUNCE THE FORMATION. OF \ GOVERNMENT IN ARMS WHICH WILL POSSIBLY BE REPRESENTED BY BOSCH HIMSELF. SUCH A GOVERNMENT 1S TO SE RECCGHIZED BY. THE DOMINICAN REPUAL IC. . 2. ON 3 MARCH, VIRGILAD: PEREZ TOLD FORMER CUBAN PRESIDENT - Thls material contains information. a@ectieg the Netonal Defense of the United States withia the meaning of the Eaplonage Laws, Tithe ‘38. USC. Secs. 793 and 794, the. transmissoca of revelation of which in any manner. to an. unsuthorised persom ta prohibited by law. = TROLLED DISSEM i i CONFIDENTIAL |= ooo totic soa SEATE/INR = DIA ARMY /ACSI NAVY al: CS SECDEF NSA , -NIC alo “usta Oc. ONE © oR ORR OO FEI, CUSTUMS, BORDER PATROL, USS, iS NS, TREASURY, AD/CI 2, CHA/NMCC E+0
14-00000 | sen foto oowineo ie ee ee so ck . Te 1-96 00) IN congue ssw EX sscc0 : SEIDENTIAR 0” a oo THOS PAGE 2 CONFIDENTIAL . ‘ ; TOCSOB-315/01108- 65.. . CARLOS. PRIO SCCARRAS THAT BOSCH WAS ABOUT TO ATTEMPT ANOTHER OPERATION. IN CUBA AND THAT, ACCORDING’ TO INFORMATION IN HIS POSSESSION, BOSCH HAS $20,990 BEING-HELD FOR HIM-IN A MIAMI BANK. THIS MONEY oe WAS DONATED BY-A WEALTHY. CUBAN WHO HAS GIVEN THE KEY TO THE SAFETY ‘DEPOSIT BOX CONTAINING THE FUNDS TO THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE: BANK. " ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT TO TURN THE FUNDS OVER TO BOSCH AS SOON AS THE REFINERY 1S GOMBED. : - 3+ (FIELD COMMENTs’ FOR PREVIOUS REPORTING ON BOSCH'S PLANS. . ie "GLOW UP OIL TANKS IN HABANA", SEE TOCSDa- 31'5/96652-6 65, ‘CATED 24 FEBRUARY 1965+) . 4, FIELD DISSEM: CINCSO, CINCLANT, COMKWESTFOR, MIAMI REPS OF STATE, FBI, “CUSTOMS, laNs, BORDER PATROL AND uScG. (ALSO (CO cnatcgeretesnee HOTT END OF MESSAGE. (CONFIDENTIAL CONTRSLLED DiSSEM
104-10227-10012 {dentitication, A. When YF asked you about Party rayon conmtttec (raykon), I hada basis for this. ‘This all is taken into account in the Komsonol record, B. Yes, yes. -A, You were placed on the Komsonol list in 1953, you were supposed to. have been not only on the list of the Komsoniot Conmittce of MVD, but also in‘ the Komsomol raykon, B, No, Iwas not; I was not. A...Then you were not on it. Oe ss oo , -B. Well, howwas I not on it? © 0. ; A. Very simple. mee BY “No, no; I do’ not remember; I do not rémembor.. : _ A. It is bad that you do- not: ‘remember. ( (Long pause)). Well, maybe | you saint ‘gnnive at the truth, Sf ae. is, : your wish, B. Honestly, nonestly -- it is just as I told you. , : oO There is no.... A, Why throw yourself away with “honestly”, 1f it is-not so. Remember that earlier you told an entirely different story. You were a major, and anything else you wanted: Do you renember that. ‘. B. I said that I was a major, because they would not believe me that I Wise se jumped through the ranks lie that. . g
id 07-083 - a | ae 4 - j . . q f. 4 . F | s DATE: g. nine 1961 ; sunyacts Alire Mosby. UPI Representative in Moscow At the staff resting this morning Mr. Matiry said “that ‘he’ . had had uw recent cenversation with Ambassador Thomoson.. -Thonngon t- 77 kim that the UPI correspondedt. Aline “oshbr, had had an unfortunt te incident with the Soviet avthorities, She. had been ovt with somo Soy -* frierd:, bed ocparentiy imbibed ten Prociv, and had created a snecicetes en the e¢reeta of Moseow. Tt is quite macsibie that she was realiv comnowhat csdop the influence and net really acting discracefullyy bt. thers harpened to be TISS correspondents and photarraphers near hy while she was in hieh spirits and they tank nieteres cf: ber and, wrote an artiatea for the Soviet nress chovinge hew foreicn pres Peple acted in the Saviet Union, You should try to get ghold of. the evarticas = if nesethlea, Thomoson. annareantly aleo suid that atthane os . . r hot undoubtedly been. drinking with her Soviet friend: ee lush and qe anporently weld hehavec. ! 1 i i i
} 104 10186. 10071) § 4 3 2 i _ $uBJecT Aldo RIVERE (Alias “Bromo Seltzer”) pate musta. iO February 1968 : aL acer ~ 7h . BA : WH WAVE 21 “— i ™~ i 1 COORD IMA T brag - rerum /SA 8 (1), WE 1 (2), CI 4, RID 1 j Rianne | cae FORM SO 9 A BOE Cree ROE owen Ee wD CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Tost materi conta information afecting the National Detese of whe Untied Suis eri she mensing of the Ripionaes Lace, Tose 1a USC Sema THO c0€ SOL the Uananientan oF revelation of wRMA tm aniy menter Ww 68 UanuIboriees Person Me prokinited ey tee. ECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM Countay Cuba REPORT NO. «CS: CI-316/00628-65 NO. PAGES 1 o cin iy : +0 REFERENCES rewind use, on Info. 1964 Bait n ep! mact & MBecenber 1963 eve senont t90. cee etter orth noe es ne ree ee i ee eS THES 6S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SQUBCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, ASPRAISAL OF COMTENT 1% TENTATIVE. source, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964, , Headquarters Comments The following report is one of a series containing personality information prowided 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. we ' 1. Aldo RIVERE, alias varomoll setezer. was a member of the Departamento de Seguridad del Estado (Department of State Security - DSE) in 1959. Although source has known RIVERE Since 1956 and has not seen him since 1959, he does recall that RIVERE was sent to the Soviet Union to study aviation and that he might now possibly be in the Cuban Air Force. RIVERE was a good friend of Norberto HERNANDEZ Cubelo (see CSCI-316/01239-64, 12 October 1964). . 2, RIVERE, a Caucasian, was born between 1935 and 1940. He eis about six feet tall, weighs 350 pounds, and has a slim build? Headquarters Commentd 1. The records of this Agency reveal no identifiable information on RIVERE. ‘ SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM — BS GO de OB EGA 19020(9 Dec] 64) 10 PROJECT ( AMMUG/1)
{404-10188-1003 0 * PROJECT: ACTION ¢ PURPOSE: ’ PROG=s RESS : FUNDS =: PREVICUS APPROVALS CHET , DDP/PG/FI 31 Jui 63 PROJECT BRIEFING LISEAT WE - Mexico ADDP approval of renewal Jul 63 - 30 Jun 64 telephone tap operation (since 1950) provid- Sng information on the activities of selected individuals ‘and groups in response to Station and Headquarters neods. Principal targets have been official installations, Soviet L3 officers, Polish and Yugoslav oficial instal- lations, selected Cubans, American Communists in Mexico, Mexican leftists and exile groups in Nexico. ProJeet used an average of 15 lines per month with a high of 25 lines in October 1962. Primary emphasis is on CI/CE information and data required to cuppert other operations. Project has continued to provide valuable information on active Soviet Intelligence officers and on otner targete. f particular interest was the heavy eeverage on Juan Jose AHEVAIO. Project continues to be avallable as a reserve for the| | telephone tap cperation, LIENVOY, in the event of a change in In addition to CI/CE and operational data, project was credited with 36 positive disseminations. 283,809 Salaries - 4 contract personne) $20,500 Compensation to 15 tndigenous agents 37,889 Fasenouge costs (7 units) - 21,328 Replacement parts 300 Transcortation 2,300 Miscellaneous operational expenses 1,000 1 Jul 62 = 30 Jun 63 $99,090 1 Jul 61 - 30 Jun 62 93,973 1 Jul 50 - 30 Jun 61 33,901 1 Jul 59 - 30 Jun 60 123,830 1 Jul §8 - 30 Jun 59 156; 055 1 Oct 50 = 30 Jun 51 6,640
14-00000 STAPP COMMENTS PI, Cl-and Contral Cover Staffa concur in renewal. FI STAFF: Value of the project is primarily es an operational support mechanism. Last year provided 36 disseminations. Although relatively expensive, it appears to Le wortn the cost in view of its abllity to perform a variety of useful functions. CI STAFF: Considers project as being an extremely valuable producer of CI/CE coverage, leads and support to other Station operationg. CI Starr eppreciates the security protlems as described and feela that the Station has done a fine job in being alert to and coping with these problems. aE somes =
(1o4-10192-10038) i 2 CLASSIFIED-MESSAGE Pager AP ee ce aes poe co, ROUTING eee ME ae: . ~ > “| 2p _ . 3 iz _ FROM Le WAVES Sooo - —2 nr = ee pes ue “INFO. | D/DCI, DOP, Apo, SOD 4, CA-2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, CA/O 4, CI, c1soPs,-¢ civic2 ° ces, Fi, Fi/o, FI/INT: 6, RI/AN, WH 8, WH/C 12, VR, FILE, es/RF. “APR P2522 65 in 30699. SOSCS:*=‘s=C‘CSC*S RSE ECRE rs CBRE ¢ oI nro fpacd vant ‘arr [$00 SOOM} CITE WAVE- 9363 c o Z _ al-jO0 oO. © INTEL TYPIC ao a Y “SUPDATA: AMING-2 iN. anor 00-1317 OF 31. MARCH WITH PARA 1 BASED ON LETTER FROM NORBERTO MARTINEZ SANTISO OF PUERTO RICO, CLOSE FRIEND OF ‘AMING@2. SOURCE. PRESENT DISCUSSION MENTIONEO PARA 2. “RID: INDEX. FILED ZEPD56Z- WOR REPORT. CLASS CONF IDENT IAL CONTROLLED DISSEM R | Ro y CUBA” 1 c SUSU: POSSIBLE IMMINENT ATTEMPT BY ORLANOO GOSCH AVILA OF THE "MIRR | 5 f TQ GOMB A CUBAN REFINERY . Uf. Col: 29-34 MARCH 1965. PADA: UNITED. STATES, MIAMI (5 APRIL 1965) urG 6916 a iw COMMENT: ——— Oe R R 4. ' Cc ae es oo a yocs OB-315/01108-65 , I . a eaROuME” —F PRIORY BASED ON: UFG-6976 | , NP/AMOT __| UAISON. # eras aaa GROUP D — ~~ i [eeSenenng ase cane.ete 3) . Sige wee
‘404-10177-10084 fetecl tg: ed. fe, cericg) “ee ge wetted. same ee 4 eset veasiny sore Baawen Meenas men ne ena — aE nceratiot ¢ a arte ete me aataatath Comet rr mm ote 6 4 oe Bo, Sy SECRET By Noy ds Gm % % on° of 7 nov 1968 “Gy % MIMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CA staff 4g Yee. oa we FRON 1 Deputy Directer of Sscurity (tovestss cop ti oe, eetions end Operational "fee thre SUBJECT ' was, peer Ks sel op So. ° gi.q2 C45 ye peg I Cam Te6IR © of seh a 6 lL. Reference is made to your mmorandaa d§ted 22 Octaber 1962 in which you requested a Covers Security Approval to utliies Subject as ou adviser in the public relations Sield under Project ZNATOR. Courdination must be effected with the FE Division wich has a prior interest. Your attention is directed te cur mamorunhn csoncoming tho Subject vaieh waa fervinied te CI/OA on 19 March 1959. 2. In accordance with the provisions set ferth in Clandestine Gervicds Inotruction Ko. 1065 and Clandestine Services Instruction « Field No. 1005, a Covert Security Approval ia granted for the use of the Gubject, as described in your request as sat forth in raramuaph 1, aboves §. Subjects of Covert Security Approvals are not to represent thasselves as, nor are they to bo represonted as, eaplayees of CIA. 4, Your attentdon is calied te tha fact that a Covert Security Approval doce not constitute camlete campliance with the provisions of CIA Regulation 10=210. ‘Therefore, if you shod desire at a loter date to change the atetus or wee of this individual, a request for approvel to cover any proposed changes should be submitted to this ottice. 5S. Tale approval beeanes invalid in the event the Gubjcct's aa) ee. -ervices are not ublliced within aix montis of the date of tis Oe armanvarm > ge jie Oo ay Jee Au mic ee tA DIREOTOR OF RECHURIGY: . 4 Fs pats