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1404-10183-10442 ra & - ok ar, obte MS NQ ADE care. 9 MOBY, 1965 (BomE)'SO Gard GcaDB = mF 07388. : KEYWAY PSRUMEN AMY 22 REF (OI1RD39616* AMWHIP AMLASH OP PRESENTLY UNDERGOING HOS REVIEW. IF wIp-] TO HAVE OPS ROLE PLAY(ROME) FULL DETAILS (5° “LL BE FORWARDED Grarion? IN ANY Wink RESULTS INDICATE AMW VENT, IF A-} TO CONTINUE vj “RAVEL EUROPS ON KUBARK BUSINESS, 2= WILL BE MANAGED BY JOSEPH H. LANGOSCH WHO BE IN POSITION BRIZS PERTINENT ADDEES ON MAD ANY PROJECTED OPS MANUEVER, END OF MESSAGE sted status and summary AMWHIP op. te wry/c/Comment *Reque - WE/C/SP YRS Seeds aca Fs ; L/ “ ve yee ee wWenf3 on . _ 4 3 4 rn et / ee . a we) AG ba. ‘ Pe eevee >“ PHOMAS F, THIELE - DESMOND FITZGERALD i CIWEIINT WeE/ oe CATHD Coons ATMS Ch iceus \——= we RELEASING aerrscsek f a" \ ~=om : tua eed ioe naa auruanticgrine ‘ REPRODUCTION sY OTHER THAN THE ISSLi8G OFFIce 1S PROHIZITED. Copy a
Ae AO ee ee BR MOCK he eT TEMAS ES Tem uae ime ainanR aR SSI ES Ne Pan 7 104-(0172410113 . HATERLAL PEVGEEWED AT CE UE APQUARTERS BY enn @ aa STARE AENBERS HOUSE SELEET GUrrerrnn ON ASSASS1 Wl Sanchez, ‘Carlos Eduardo HERNAN em me on cam co epee eerste DER FILE TITLE/NUMBE “R/VOLUR C-S83173 eemtpenuth mar ene, see SEER ene erteabpnta i IPE cee sient ARS aE UnEEDTieee INCLUSIVE DATES: May 1960 throuch Ausust 1972 Ep eennneL neanasnenenrennnennnn neon "CUSTODIAL UNIT/LacaTION: __ CI — 6 a rremcrpenneneanee SESE, DELETIONS, IF ANY: ot yar ae VIESED B CHAT ROR RECHT VEN [RETURNED (PRINT NAME) REVIEWING OFFICIAL 57 # |: <- fs 23 ¢ Sabian Khaki | Ke CaF roa, eeupeepecncges rennet epee srsty ormnatpaateaumarearssemt” a NO PUCUMENTS MAY BE COPTED OR. REMOVED FROM THIS. FIERA Ob RUA gan +: ie WALI. ATALVIGIT | sauooaiz, au i
'74-00000 Teter tare tne eps + ogee SECRET rr Date : cre J : - o7 PFROVAL WORK RECORD [ 23. ws {o Cog A { may oO) par fo er 704 @Q, i 30 fe. | Careranre | A GTES | 21226 Mh Re lesad | Place Of Brein ~ ~ Bast OF BIBTH oY “ : ta Ravens, Cubs : aS, Teut ARE oo : 5 1939 net carlos Eduardp 15 Uctober HERNANDES Sanchez, varios =_—- en ——— ““CUMMD" Eduarde, ska Batea es ee St crice yf peeTiatg ote PRO Fa RVA Ek é Move : P| _ OPS a ov. “TRACES - oO §.0. INDICES | rs) INDICES." ORAL NOTICE Ch CODEINE - NOTIFIED® eT eee i eee cece INVESTIGATION, '/ rr a COORD... a oo. .  COMPLETED Tae. Pe Za gluta” ewe PY CASE OFFICER . DIVEStOn a <7 . inteng ion — . es COMMENTS :
00000 SPEED LETTER | 7s FROM: CI/OA oo - Paul Marine, 2Bil, «1886 SUBJECT: HERNANDEZ Sanches Carlos ‘Sduardo . a (1) A review of COA records reflects that Subject was of interest eh | te TR_OA dated b Apre 62 (4HUZE) « 4 * *@) COA ‘requests that the responsible desk: inform ‘cIOA by - replys ‘whether this case: is. ‘still actity 0 or whether # COX may a mee prefeet Sante ee ie te eee CLE Cele oe BEAT ‘ Row vile ie |e OS. | “a Case is . | a Astive.(. 2) circle one? 650, Shy Oks b Inactive (K) )- “ey cyos may feat cancel and retire Subject file ; (0 SDSS EA DARL SE WSIS oe) “7. LOL Et OO ON bt : SIGMATURE RETURN TO ORIGINATOR USE PREVIOUS Lo a, : ; “A aor = (1831 . €NNTIONS — ‘ . “oy 2 Heeatorann
74-90000 SECRET H ‘| : : : so \ : 1 : ‘ fo. 83173 ; MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Fw Operational Approval. is hereby granted in the case of ware asa} i . sh , for the purpose specified in your request, j | dated__10 Hovambar 1941 : ; - ate $o o : 2 This: -Kpproval is based upon evaluation of information available to this H _ Office, and is granted under ” authority contained in CSI and csI- -P 10-5, ‘sf Thomas carsoi1, Ika ; --CI/OPERATIONAL AFPROVAL AND ‘SUPPORT, DIVISION Distributica: a Orig. te Addressee. . 1 to Piles: . SECRET foaw i , : ° 7-39 124 WSE PReTEOUS eottious, 468 . } ryote ars
14-00000 statewent, which according to AMWIIP/1, was simply not true. Milan Travel Ageney (1) AMATIIP/1 mentioned the Trav 1 Agency in Milan which . he hid noticed was advertising ‘trips +6 Guba. “ASIEP/1 had nothing. more to contre to this bit of information beyond that already reported in (iaarid)3900 (IN 47562). é. ZAYAS Basan. ‘Cuban technician at La Rochelle france. (1) AMWHIP/1 mentioried this ‘gan may in fact have a brother, Enrique ZAYAS Bazan, who is syupathetico and. is now working at the parking lot at the Miami Airport. He had found nothing to add on this lead other than: that provided in f. AMNIITP/1's itinerary in Europe. (1) For the record, AMVIIIP/1 varied his itinerary during his last trip in Europe to some degree from that agreed upon with his Headquarters case officer. His itinerary was as follows: New York to Paris, Madrid, Paris, flome, Milan, Madrid, Miami. AAn an g. Jorge Medin Rivas (1) AMMILIP/1 stated that Jorge MEDAN has a brother now Vice Minister for Foreign Commerce \ ou (M— 2772 5RE %. living in Miami, Ricardo MEDAN Rivas, who would be an excetyent “ ~~ 2o7 ‘s 4 entre to the former. AMWHIP/1 reported on Ricardo -in@aris) 0190 - (IN 35169). AMWHIP/1 stated that Ricardo was a trustworthy man Sa" who knows AMCRUMB/1 well, plus a great many people who are still - 3 - in the Cuban Government today. (Writer's note: This lead should we ‘. be followed through. ) z AN : oz ° 0 h. Dismissal of (SBNAFU/9 by UNSNAFU/19 4 X (1) The gist of this matter was forwarded to Headquarters at} iu. |p
al rer’ a SESE ~ Wer in [P (Parig) 0253 (IN 37416). - AMMNIP/I repeated his feelings as basically reported: in: the aforcuentioned cable. He stated that Coiba in discussing ‘the incident actually was very fair to sekaru/s wai had stated: aRet be was tritly ‘seaky ‘to have had to veeectedearuys, He said however “that (RSNAFU/9"s pugilistic attitude and threats to himself as Cuban Ambassador to France equld Simply not be tolerated. He stated that had this flare-up by Qxskaru/s taken place im Havana, then it sight have been dealt with as a man-to-man matter rather than as an euployer= to-employee matter. He also said that he hated to fireCUNSNAFU/9 due to the latter's friendship with AMNIP/1 and AMVHIP/1. As a result of (uyERAFU/9"s being fired, his wife also lost her job with the Cuban representation to UNESCO in Paris. She has since however found another job in UNESCO working for the delegation of another country. . i. (tYi9"'s recent trip to Havana - Q) Because of the interest in the "coincidental" trip to Havana of both @SKAFU/19 and AMCASH/3 shortly after having received the "planted” information of the MISPAWN operation, we queried AMWHIP/1 regarding(ty19"s trip. AMWHIP/1 stated that, to the best of his knowledge, G/19 went home because of the precarious condition of his mother's health. (epi was culled by Foreign Minister Roa in Madrid and advised that he should return. Coyi9 carried certain medicines with him for his mother. AMWHIP/1 did not know the nature of the mother's illness, but apparently it came on rather suddenly (if possible, the medical history of i¥19's
mother should be traced). AMMIIIP/1 stated that AMLASH/2, 8% Garcia-Bunga, and Gallerreta all confirmed(UY19's mother's illness. Carrillos left for Havana on atout the 29th of March. : au j. for the record AMWHIP/1, in discussing the(URSSAFU/2- GUNSNAFU/19 affair, stated that only (Uy'19 and his family and the cede clerk (Clavista) and his family now are living in the Embassy building itself. The living quarters for a number of the other Cuban wission etiployees are now logated in the Consular. (Check this) k. AMLASH/3 returned to Havana (1) *"Cucu DeLeon told AMWHIP/1 three or four days ago in Miami that AMLASH/3 had called from Madrid very recently and stated that he was going to return to Havana. AMHIP/1 had no other details on AMLASH/3's return or whether in fact he had actually done so. 1. AMLASH/2 (1) AMVHIP/1 stated that AMLASH/2 and 3 were indeed disillusioned with the Americans to date. AMLASH/3 still believed that it had. been through the office of the American Government that he had been refused a visa to the Dominican Republic. (It will be recalled that AMLASH/3 had couplained of this before to AMWHIP/1, and AMWHIP/1 had been instructed to suggest to AMLASH/3 that. it was his own known employment by the Governuent of Cuba in a legitimate capacity which was probably reason enough in itself for the Dominican Government to refuse him a visa.) AMWHIP/1 stated that ‘he had used this argument with AMLASH’3, but that more behind the refusal AMLASIL/3 remained convinced that there was than this. AMLASH/3 stated, in discussing his dissatisfaction with
Apy the Americans, that he was generally displeased because Americans would use people like AMNIP/1 and then did not wish to talk te, let alone deal with, people like himself and AMLASH/2. He did not probe into the discussions in Madrid between AMWHIP/1, AMLASH/2, /3 and @tsrort/1. AMWHIP/1 did say that there was no point in trying to argue with these people at that time, or to defend the possibile American positions vis-a-vis them, because they were in fact so , convinced in their own minds that there would be little use at that time in trying to change their views (this poiat at a subsequent fuller review of these discussions should be conducted in Spanish by Swenson at an appropriate time in the near future).} m. MISPANN Operation (1) AMWHIP/1 did not have much addi tonal information to contribute concerning his MHISPAWN talks with @V19 beyond that reported in (Paris>0355 (IN 41111), He did say, however, that he had actually given the name and address of ur.-(Col1ad@ to Carrillos who included this in his cable about the matter directly to Celio Sanchez to Havana. ANWHIP/1 stated that he digressed slightly from the story as given him in the briefing because he felt that if he pin-pointed Fidel as the one leader who must go, Gy19 would possibly then not have taken such quick action on the matter, and in fact, may not have reported it at all. AMVHIP/L undoubtedly will discuss the MISPAWN information felt that Carrillos on his current trip to Havana, AMIILEP/1L, as stated in above eable, said that he offered to try to get more information from 3z ou Mr. Callado ir Wie so desired. aye stated that he would await before decinding on any further action, AMAHEP/L comment from Havana.
Ang of( 19. was certain that this ploy worked without suspicion, and stated that he was willing te go further with this operation if so desired by KUBARK. Caution! ! ne AMMHIP/1 representative to travel to Havana on invitation 0% o& (1) Regarding(Uy19's offer for AMWMHIP/1 or AMWHIP/2 to travel to Havana on 7 May with a french theatrical group in order to examine’ additional paintings, geus, and other loot taken from Cuban refugees and now offered for sale by the Cuban Government to ubtain sorely needed foreign exchange, AMVHIP/1 stated that he would need an answer on this watter fairly soon. (It will be noted that we told(Paris) in DIR 99724 that there was interest in this offer and that we were seeking a suitable candidate). Since Headquarters has not had a suitable candidate for this trip and did not have prospects of developing one who could make the trip securely, we asked AMVHIP/1 if he had someone in mind who could make the trip. AMWHIP/1 stated that he thought an "experienced" person of our choosing would be able to get more useful information for us, We stated that perhaps it would be best not to involve an agent witting of AMMHIP/1's true relationship with KUBARK in the event that the agent was arrested and forced to talk. We told AMVHIP/1 that as a safer, but obviously less desirable, alternative we might have an unwitting person co in, because much of the information that he would normally get as a result of a legitimate business interest in the loot will be in fact of use to KUBARK, ard we were willing to foreso 4 maximum "take" for the trip in the interest of security. AMMHIPS) then said, "In that case, perhaps | cence rE
° fae] - . - gq - wy business partner in Mitan, Oreste Corletto, would be willing to make the trip for me." AMWHIP/1 did not have details on Corletto at his fingertips but said that he would either send them or téléphone them to “Harry Wills" the follRcing days. ’ AMWHIP/1 stated however that Corlette, who is about 44 years old and born in Milan, is very pro-American and defends the American position in the world at the drop of a hat with anyone who takes issue. AMWHIP/1 stated that Corletto had just returned from a pleasure trip to Moscow and that if anything, was even more pro~- West and pro-American after this experience. (Follow up soonest) 19 Gas-Light Club Membershi (1) It has suggested. previously that AMVHIP/1 buy G-ysxart/19 a membership in the ia Gas-Light Club as a gesture _ ‘of friendship and good will. Guaskaru/io, according to AMVHIP/1, enjoys the Gas-Light Club and its attractively dressed (or as the case may be) hostesses, It is noted for the that it undressed, record that Nester Sanchez Originally had had the idea ° wicht be possible to use this Gas-Light Membership in order to put a willing, witting, and attractive woman againat(CXpxart/19 to attempt the type of classic operation. p. Local employees and Cuban Embassy Paris (1) AMWHIP/IT stated that @OMAIU/19 wis looking for a female secretary who was fluent in French and Spanish, aeSarc/is stated that he preferred to have a local contract type employee q ¥} pros for this job as it saved the Cuban Government the additional cost of pensions, social security, home Leave and traved expenses, ete. | Sere Gip)
- ro SEGTET In other words, the Cubans in the interest of economy are prepared to sacrifice a degree of security. AMWIIP/] stated that if we had a girl who could handle this assignment, he would be willing te oe propose her employment to (UNSNAFU/19. (This we should follow up soonest). This lead also was received by cable according to Muck || subsequent to the undersigned's leaving WH/Cuba. There were no instances of a security nature to be reported, However, it is the recommendation of the undersigned that the tar case officer/s conduct their meetings with AMWHIP/1 away from his office as much as possible. There was nu reason to believe that any of AMWHIP/1's employees have overheard any conversations in the past, but they probably are well aware that the undersigned is not always calling on AMVIIP/1 to discuss strictly commercial matters, Since there may be a change in the couplexion of the AMLASH/1 operation and an increased operational use of AMWHIP/1 in Europe, it would be well to vary the pattern of meetings with AMWHEP/1. There is probably no danger in calling on him at his office occasionally, but prolonged conversations and too frequent meetings with the new cuse officer on the premises should be avoided, m4 | |
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Hoa-tot7a-10126 * : 6 ‘ SECRET + : i 7 - ; 03 xo. 87172 Avi~B S18 SS oe MENQRANDUM FOR: Chief, SAS J oo _ ° Operations? Approval is hereby granted in the case of __ADENTH/L = 4 ‘ . Stor “the ‘purpose speaified in: your. ues 7 a dated nae oy 4 : 7 an ‘This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available to thie I-F 10-5, - Office, and is granted under guthoerity contained in CSI and cS fof Shovis Carroll, ee CL/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT. DIVISION 2: pate: April 1963 fh» . : Distribution: a Orig. to Addressee . , . : . _ 1 to Files mo, a SECRET a a2 [QU wee eeerrous eostiess. 483 . RETURN TO CIA . Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
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104-10172-10127 . oes . CONTINUATION OF | + ONCPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBLA "> DISPATCH UFGA~8129 Cuban fishing boat, Approval to support. this ANDENIA operation is being sought by separate correspondence. . _ ee 12, ANTRIGON/2 is being queried on operational possibilities | @s a result of his voluntary expreszion of desire to return to : action. se is being couSiuereu for uSe as a reconnaissance, agent who coulda make short trips to the vicinity of prime targets to obtain requisite photography, This will involve considerable re« training and will be dependent upon his ability to learn maritime « - navigation well enough to get. himself out of the target area if \ a necessary. a et 13.. By way of long range plans AMDENIM/1 has been asked to pro= ~-vide-a paper on the organization of a fairly large scale fishing “fleet for intelligence collecting purposes. ‘He had previously indica : ‘ted a desire to try .a project like this and have it be self-supporting .. -When he admitted that it couldn't be self-supporting on‘a small scale in this immediate area the matter was allowed to rest long enough to indicate. that we preferred direct requests for financial support rather than beating around the-bush. Then he was asked to provide a plan for a fleet which would not be restricted to this immediate area and which would have the’ cover necessary to operate freely. nost anywhere in the Western Hemisphere, The need for paying attention to this field of interest as a result of Soviet interest in it is obvious and hopefully something will emerge from these efforts which : will. have value for other than the JUWAVE operatiena.” ‘PEOSEAMs . Foaw a as ang 53a USE PRL Os COTO Ce : F _ accompany ‘a team to ISOLATION one day or possibly even receive 14. ‘Subject will continue to develop agents and “information for the Station in response to requirements. His professionalism: is in~ - creasing and by local standards can be considerea good; but ‘the need for formal training remains. It is hoped that he will:be able to tutorial training by. himself. END OF DISPATCH Ca eect deetionn ata PAGE RO
404-10195-10002 = Ne cayman é / Sant + (a/ MEMORANDUM 1 FOR: Finaoce Divi sion € Prem. wo 25 Octoder 196 SUB JECT: | QIWIN - Salary Payment lheroby certify that the attached Transfer of Accounte {Paris No. 2-107) is true and correct, and that it represents ' galary for servicea rendered by CIWILN curing the period | - 31 August 1961 and in accordance with verbal agreement ‘cou tracted with deep cover agent on a specific job to job’ basis. I further certify that due to the fact that Subject is not a citizen. of the UJ. 5. and due to the sensitive operations {n which QUWIN” is involved,.true name. receipts will not be forwarded with. th attached transfer of accounts; however, true aame receipte: ‘wil we be maintained in QJWIN's Fl/ Division D file and will be made available to the Finance Division Certifying Officer {hMr. Lemons) for inspection upon request. 03 [ARNOLD M. SILVER | Praise egos | I
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