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2 ethene Eo OOS N DEN OI  S te As AAE NE TYEE, BO a oe ee ee serene am om : we CLASSIFICATION CONTINUATION OF _ DISPATCH SECRET (3). An unknown Cuban diplomatic courier. ares) Onlanad’ PERETE TRA Gonzalez (Gorse) ; CMUN First Secretary _ apd DGI officer ce (1) Rogeli RODRIGUEZ Lopez (s-sm) CMUN First. Secretary and ppi officer. &) RODRI GUEZ. (n) - Florentiaé': Attache. i (0) JIMENEZ. . 26 ‘All of the photographs are labeled on the back. 3. Headquarters may wish to include some or all of the photographs, particularly those of members of the Cuban Delegation to the XXIV UN General Assembly, -in the Mug Book. an u, Unfcrtunately; the local LNERGO office was not able to photograph Ramon OROZA Naveran (201-805771), Delegation Advisor and 'Chief of U.S. operdtions for the DGI, during his short stay here. - Howard G. FIGALAN
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7 BARRED £08 TROL RG : Caiels BAS WO INDE XING gut WNEO. GE ; Oi ¥ QUALIFIED Chief of Station, WAVES Chief, WHD CAN NDE THOCHING PRO . —~—_—_O y “pasTeact Chief of Station, Mexico City ee RSs O81 WOE IC HE SUBACT gy ® contact Repor tLITANIIng Dol ACTION RECRHRED - REFERENCES: PERUMEN Attached, for addresses,’ are copies of Subject contact reports dated 1) May, 1h May, and 15° May 1963. Attachements = Ags stated above ; Distributions ‘t-@ - C/SAS, w/att S 3 2.6 C/WHD, w/att i. . ofc” / ef} "2 = COS, WAVE, w/att [f-5- an 2 - COB, Herida, w/att 1 3 @ Files . | ~-aee CS Copp, =| a tas Ls : ' CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER HMMA 211,03 | son j | HEADQUARTERS Fd HUMBER saree _ “TAET SECRET @ P~ 6079 _— 2 * . . : : t - SE CRET natvon OneTIONs \ 4 oe ATR nee eA
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rr a) CLASSIMCATION — - =e" BROCE ING ALON - SECRET MARKED FOR INDEXING NO INDEXING REQUIRED ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING MICROFILM _ ACTION REQUR D REFERENCES - Action Required: FyI . Le Transmitted herewith are the following photographs (supplied ‘by the local LNERGO’ Cuban Squad) Loe af ory CG fee ee (a) Jorgé REYES. Ve Ke CMUN Second » Seeréta: tonio Bruné| DEZ Pd&jon’ (201~ ?-); and secesaglnest vasailer (2015761333) The latter two ‘are Advisors on the Cuban UNGA Delegation; all three are DGI officers. prs (b) REYES; vanuad eR INEZ catan (601-856U56), ete gation Advisor and DGI officer. (c) REYES. .(d) REYES; MARTINEZ (e) FERNANDEZ Vasquez. (£) FERNANDEZ, Pajon. . ) a4 (cz giS 27 _(g) Rober ONZALEZ Caso Caer Cuban diplo- matic courier. (h) GONZALEZ Caso. et ...€i) GONZALEZ Caso.. a an a (Continued) * Attachments: As stated above eee a MED Distribution: \ “ MICROFIL oe .2-WH/COG, w/atts.e, h/w . OCT Bet. i - 2-WH/MEAML, w/o atts. : : _ > 2s DO, w/o atts. ‘poc. MICRO. SER. | at, a Ce 44 ee on fF y of . an ae of Att “TRUSS REFERENCE 10 pe | DISPATCH ae AND NUMBER ~~ [bat j ~ ny. se. aa YD an ty a 17 October 1969 & a GF A>
104-10072-10238 te, a S| RETURN TO CIA roe Background Use Only “ee Do Not Reproduce 16 March 1970 MEMORANDUM. FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting With [WOSLAB/1J on 10 March 1970 1. Security and Arrangements: ,This meeting was pre~ arranged by phone to take place at (WUSLAB/1' s] hone in Maryland where he is recuperating f¥Yom an eyé operation. His wife met me at. the door and let me go up to the second floor where I met w/if When I left there was a family car in front of the hdtise.. By the voice it was probably one _of the two sons. I did not see him. (3 a) Extracted ter Cu / : 2. [wa] is wearing pin-hole/glasses which give him a rather, s artling look. “He was released from the hospital on(8 March/and-he will go back and see the surgeon on{1s March) The total recuperation period is another five weeks, Since’it has been one week since the time of the operation (2 March 1970). ; 3. Administration: [w/i}was paid his salary for February. He was unable to sign a receipt because of his vision problems. , . oe hy 4. Production: Just before his operation[W/1 received a letter from]/Guillermo Bedregal which was sent from Caracas. Bedregal had”seen Bolivian Planning Minister Jose Ortiz Mercado in Caracas. Ortiz said that the Bolivian government either wanted in effect to work an alliance with Paz without. the MNR, or with the MNR without Paz. One idea was for Paz to remain in Lima and. to give his blessings on MNR people to join the government. Paz had already rejected the idea of Paz without the MNR. Ortiz told Bedregal that he was anxious to see Juan Lechin Oquendo, who had been in Caracas, but had disappeared. (He is reputed to have gone. to Europe.) Bedregal had seen Lechin a month before he talked to Ortiz. At that time Lechin had said that he would have nothing to do with the Bolivian government. He was very vengeful and bitter. Bedregal said that he has become even more radical. Lechin said that the was willing to enter into conversations ith Paz.
14-00000 pd Bedregal had ‘atsog discussed with Ortiz the possibility of {w/1]ana others from [the MNR /joining the Bolivian govern- ¢ ment in September 1970.7 Bedrégal said that he would send \e further details on this scheme to fW/Al) ana that he would expect Ortiz to discuss it with wt personally. Ortiz is & expected to attend the CIAP meeting in Washington which is 4d uN being held in March.- [{W/1 is supposed to receive the blessings uO of Paz, General Torres, the civilian members of the cabinet, 7 5 and even the approval of the conservative military which is apparently alligned behind fa relative of W/l's wife] This is a retired officer. 1,8 1 PEN 6. [w/a nad been in contact by phone with/Hector Fernandez in New York. Fernandez has returned from his period of leave in South America. / 7. ‘Plans: I expect to recontact w/1/over the weekend and will probably see him early next week, a FLOYD B. MCCULLY a -r gg BOB fhe corey emer rene arenes 7 — i 4 H | ; ¢ ; { } { i bee ern ™ gen ' ile f
104-10072-10239 “ cS - . . oe a RETURN TO CIA . _ Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce 24 March. 1970 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting With fwusLaB/1] on 19 March 1970 ¢ / . 1. PRODUCTION: I phoned (WUSLAB/1] on 17 March and we 3 chatted for a time on recent news from Bolivia. A very pro- ; minent newspaper publisher and his wife had, been killed by a bomb delivered in a package. [w Ambassador Sanjines who said that the military forces in the cabinet around General Valencia were more inclined to take action to restore “law and order". There p\ re various rumors about the motivation of the bombing, and{W/1/ noticed the ‘Similiarities to the murder of in the MNR one month ago. 2. On the morning of 19 March by prearrangement I went y out to his house. His fdauthter/,who has grown (quite attractivel, let me in and said that /her father) was waiting Yor me upstairs: Ye had a generalized conversation about history and about . current events in Bolivia. He thinks that the civilian members of the cabinet are on their way out and that the military will replace them wth Civilian technocrats of their own choosing. He draws Powtelis with the government of Villaroel, which was overturned by the mob. g That government also had civilian elements [including W/l's father{ They were forced out and eventually, the government was overturned in violent fashion. 3. Plans: I to1a[irustas/I] that I would phone him before next 25 March and set up a time for a meeting on that day. We will then go over the psychological jera. / 4. Medical: The specialist i xamined W/1jon fas March] and reported that he was making a Satisfactory recovery. He expects to go back again ing 15 days. He can take off his [pin® point] eye Shades on[23 March] Ni ¥ ed a ; FLOYD B.MCCULLY ix por fot fey HO FISLD DISTRILurLoy | eee ne ce ete, Leet he RAE SE RENE I
PROCESSING ACTION CASHIICATION SECRET BARKID FOR MOELHG ght ee HO IHOEKING BIQUIRED ORLY GUALTUD OF Chief of Station, -WH/Miami Chief, WH Division Cuba Aci REQUIRED - HUALRENCES Action Required: ,None, FYI Referenc j15318 dated 20 November 1972 ma. group of about 50 Cuban exiles arrived in San Jose « on_ penal Taal 24 Navemher 1972 to discuss, wave in. which Fidel Castro a . might be removed. The group, which had the _ tacit support, of - President Figueres,. Beparted_ San. gose circa a 27/28 November 1972,// attached ig a list of those ‘exiles who areoved from Miami on 23 November. rhe 128 was provided py [itu rB-8. Lo iG Floyd R. COATNEY , Attachment? List H/W ; Distribution: , f . i” 3 = COS, WH/Miami w/att h/w — 7 out Peeve os on ~~. 2. = «<C/WHD w/att h/w . 2° Files ° ¢ LALOGENES:sar (29 November 1972) - SO G q | 4 | -E2, IMPDET OISPATCH SYEECA BD WESBCA Casa 1057 7. ane Yat RETURN TO CIA 7, 7 re - " palkvow Use Ony - Co Do Not Reproduce |
(404-10166-10143 So ore . (1) UNCLASstEtED va omy ©) CONFS Tra SECRET oy, . ~ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Opnonct} RETURNTO CIA. _| | Background Use Only. - if Do Not Reproduce. «| (Mt x ’ Tae Ot . se S10 “aise pg SECRET C] CONFIDENTIAL () (ERMA UNCLASSIFIED
aR STORER NLA Ba Anne ttm ate i a tte! oe URSIN SAL AT ANAT Hine tee a mare ten ne han oa Aa 104-10072-10276 s. 7. OR : bad ‘ : 3 ia a » . i att yen FOR EEL ORANE. 19 July 1963] ca GIA WISTORICEL pewen Fe TG > tetputy .iregtar tar Ugurdinasion Bureau of laieliigest: and 4 eeeaei cin Sepaetrient of tare S Rukh of Lapety Lirecter (Plane; PUBJACT: OAS Attempt to galler ihe Gowgserkiiem af the Ueiad State for 16 amiiqede Gaulle #ciuwiiies i, fa kiay i961, o8 Sian pl was coiade im Lisban, Foriugel by twu inembers of the Grganiastion de i’ romeo Secrete (eo Fsp te emlist tae eupport of the United States Guves nse ai (epecific ally ite Central latelligeuce Agemcy, altheugh the uae was aever ecleediy pronounted) im theirs operathoas geiext cde Gaulle. ¥ tes Bil G veegrt wee made by Captain Jeaa Kens Souetre and Japtaia Guerin (feu). veptain feuetre identified bicagel{ is ihe 24) arganiaaiiaa ax ceoordiaster of ealernal affaires serving wader hinjas PMerre Sas gawk. Seuetre ealé that be forcaaw the U, i. rele as that af cpa wiiee hg wher govergineats io cease suppressing 62 aciivities in thair reapective countries, aad leter garhapes praviding aseactary or méterigh gugpert, Suuctre said be iutended is POV same isfarmation Bbeut the activitéer of ais Ox gonisatiag which weald ov of interest te the U. 8, Is QaaGer IG & quesgiivs @a hig states in Pertagal, Soustre explatand that he ivawelled an verioes PRSHPOTLS, eae ef tham. being a U.S, Pesépert. He claimed ta be dacanuwated &¢ 6 asieraliged sitigen from Martiniges., Ke stated thet he aad U. 5. contacte who could arrange decumeaiarton. é. Lhe CLA represwacative veld touetre that de Ciaulle wee the Ghiel ef Srute sf an old and respecied ally of cme U. &., aad that the U. 3, had absalutely es inteaties of working with say parsea ar gteup @gainet the duly-~conmiimied gaverument of trance, 3. fiwailable information fram beth oveu¢ wad wlictal £ eenc’s eoarces imiicates thar Hawetre te tee mance af a fermer Prench Pry. captain whe et¢caped frem & wecentise CGitp im hOGL, Subeesprame ta ackground Use On _ Do Not Reproduce 9787 Ca | LER reyRa. we women iB oh Ai TARE OS SLR 9 ao at aha ia i AE ai ARE LD Nc he ete
ae Frome eee ane mere MARAE LG EAH THEA are MAIL A wale ttn emt lds erietube bis Gacapy he Was tileved tu have Gevn inewlwed ia aa aseauglant Bilempt Ayelet de O the Gironde ia pay Briny Captain whe hat bewa iepurted we me Ube eu coer le aeeslalonei Aeioline Argeud, under wari ae eGrnad, ier, el was bein a . 6 1B 32 June )9 04 at Sewren, Fone foaG Em be OL Pe cafbess, ORM ER OWE Roser es Gh de tapi e 2°30 an e8t Qh i raace, vargeat is ale a iosiney Ere NT 4 TB ilermeiion on the deaarcne of Gis cue fos to the OLA representative bas been cnade ervailable ca vik ens Ambaz@adar @t Lishon. ‘ S$. The imeliigouce information an of. intentions ai provided by Guuetre will be Giesarsisated Be h.cilte 3/652, 26 cer Pederal Bureau of laveatagatian a. eilbe 37 978, 742 Distribution: Orig & 1 - Addressee 2 ~- FEY L~ SI/RRA Wes 3 fo - KE fens pret mt pene + Ins!
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fOG0072-410297] re countuy | RETURN TO CIA a Background Use Only : DATE OF Do Not Reproduce mova, INFO. eusueet , Q . , . <b On PLiAce & ‘ ; PATE ACG. ke oa332 eource FELD REPORT NO. AND . ¢ APPRAISAL: 42k \ . 0 awh fe Pb te ¥ _ Cee 7 woe + wr je _ “ ao aie 7 A we? ube . ‘ 1. 4, SINCE 6 oct 64, HAITIANS AND cuBAN EXILES WERE i 0 Ge we ca G@ MEMBERS OFA GROUP HEADE FOLANOSHMASFERRER_ ROYAS/HAD GBEEN d ° P : y ARRIVING IN MIAMI. GROUPS OF TEN MEN WERE ARRIVING VIA GREYHOUND v GUS. THE MEN WERE TO ARRIVE EVERY DAY UNTIL THE ENTIRE GROUP OF 1ayl-2y) MEN HAD MOVED TO MIAMI, THE MEN WERE BEING TRANSPORTED - FROM THE BUS STATION BY RAYMOND RAMIREZ, A HAITIAN, WHO WAS USING e “STATION WAGON WHICH WAS OWNED BY DAVID QUINTAS WHO RESIDED AT . q pe 760 Naw. UBTH STREET AND WHO WAS ALSO REPORTED TO RESIDE AT THE STATION WAGON WAS A 56° ; a t € ° MERCURY AND THE LICENSE NUMSER WAS 79548. . SOME OF THE MEN v WERE, STAYING AT. AML UNLQENT WELES oHOU Sell NPS A So Sc. pish 1 Ey iegpenenetec nner oy CAMPANA COURT, CORAL GABLES. <uEenr iia Material caulains Infarmotinn te. U.8.C. Secs. 763 and 764, (he tensmissioa ce fevelaiicn wakes atic manag fo oo usouthesions porveoa Wa CONFIDENTIAL GIATE/INR = DIA anaY/ACGL NAVY ald 3€3 G2CCGF NSA nig 21D Uta «Ot: «GNA GCA ORR e9 |eeeoare ¥ | 389 FO rrOoes ve ae aati TT be gem peveureniy
* "“Yadaca cowsnedd aS0vE TOP 02463 2533 AD BELOW NOTTEM B1AGR LOR gee : CONFIDENTIAL | RENTED BY RAMIREZ FOR THE PURPOSE OF HOUSING TRE MEN, GTRER MEMBERS OF THE GROUP WERE LIVING AT THE STRAND HOTEL, 226 N.E. oe @NO STREET, MIAMI, | ” Os 2. )RAMIREZ AND HIS PARTNER ELVIO MIR, A CUGAN, WERE s per ATTEMPTING TO FIND A LOCATION IN HOMESTEAD IN WHICH: THEY COULO PELE Cn TENTS TO QUARTER THE ENTIRE GROUP. ONCE ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE se -— GROUP HAD ARRIVED, PAUL (LNU) AND FATHER MADRIGAL (FNU) WERE TO ARRIVE FROM NEW YORK YO COORDINATE THE GROUP'S DEPARTURE. THE MEN WERE SCHEDULED TO DEPART ON ABOUT 24 CCT, BUT IT APPEARED THAY THERE _ WOULD BE SOME DELAY. (FIELD COMMENT; IT WAS PREVIOUSLY REPORTED THAT OVIDO MIRO AND ROMAN RAMIREZ WERE RECRUITING CUBANS IN MIAMI TO JOIN THE HAITIAN EXILE ACTIVIST GROUP "COMBAT.") 3. TWO TRUCKLOADS OF "HARDWARE" FOR THE GROUP WERE ENROUTE TO ~ MIAMI, 4. FIELD COMMENT: AN INDEPENDENT SOURCE REPORTED THAT AS OF 28 SEPT, CUBAN EXILES IN MIAME WERE TALKING ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES OF ROLANDO MASFERRER ROJAS WHICH WERE TAKING PLACE IN FLORIDA, MASFERRER WAS SEEKING A GOOD LOCATION FOR A NEW TRAINING AND RESIDENCE CAMP FOR HIS MEN, MANY OF WHOM WERE ARRIVING IN MIAMI FROM NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AND OTHER NORTHERN CITIES, THE MEN WHO WERE ARRIVING IN MIAMI WERE BRINGING THEIR EQUIPMENT AND WEAPONS WITH THEM, Se FIELO DISSEM: CINCLANT, CINCSO, COMKWESTFOR, MIAMI REPS ‘OF STATE, COAST GUARD, BORDER PATROL , 1&NS , FBI, CUSTOMS. CONFIDENTIAL (ALSO SENT(PORT a PRINCES) ; a | scneracemnnenenatarssis 3 Py ( | er Ore
‘ing.Ounsto” stand:-in:-the-nude “as “long'as" eight “days dir ing pcWere. that“Torpats"bee " Clandestine Services." Torpats appealed the decision, and a - Security Act-of 1947, as ammended, “effective 30 January 1961 = OL CRET | . \ in Frankfurt, West Germany. The alien involved was Eduard Oun, an Estonian who defected from Estonia through Sweden : in 1955, 6. The incident in Frankfurt involved mistreatment of ‘Oun during interrogations directed by Torpats. The charges -oOf physical abuse included the striking of Oun with the fist; |. application of turpentine and Ointments to various parts of the body, the scrubbing of Qun's body with a brush, and fore- interrogations with only very bricf rest periods. 7. Torpats was returned to Headquarters and was brought Review “Bo d-forconsideration of scpara- e the before an’ Employment tion froin the-Agenc later recommendation included reduction in grade from GS-14 to GS-13. Torpats later received unsatisfactory fitness re- ports and engsged in various "in house" Battles with Agency officials concerning his employment, -.. 8. Torpats was later terminated in accordince with the authority granted the BCI under Section 102(C) of the National -against--the-DGl=<contestin Later in 1961 lorpats. filed sui; that Torpats", termination_was. legaks--...-0%« 0: Court« for the District of tion for summary judgment against Torpats. Torpats appealed the decisicn, and the U.S, Court of Appeals, in 1962, upheld the lower court's ruling . oo 9. The Office of Security file of Eduard Oun contained little information other than interrogation reports dated 1956. It was not clear from file information whether Oun entered the United States after the Frankfurt incident. The most recent document contained in the Oun file was dated 17 September 1956 and noted that Oun had been psychiatrically examined and found qualified for Agency sponsored immigration to the U.S, under Public Law 203, °~ - SECRET
poten hE. 10. It is - SECRET noted that Office of Security files contained _ only fragmentary information in regard to certain areas of the Torpats' case... and the Inspecto File review indicated, however, the DDO, OGCc r General's office will probably have addition- al information concerning this matter, ; oe _ . . . ES tee SE Ie Be mse. Anions W. Kane ~: Director of Security SECRET oe een TAFT teens te dee ae ae
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