POR ROBERTO BLANCO MOHENO La noche anterior a mi salida de Chi- huahua, cuando comentaba con Javier Palacio el horror de aquella situacién, la imposibilidad de dejar de ser “peripa- tético” ante el vicio y el crimen herma- nados para robar a un pueblo, la dolo- rosa necesidad de desafinar con amargas verdades cuando tedo el periodisme’ na- cional forma el] coro de las alabanzas, una voz quenda me dijo, desde México: —Llego un telegrama del general Cardenas. iDios! No cabe duda de que en la vida existen las compensaciones. Porque tenia en las manos, todavia, el olo. mal- dito de la prisién en que se mueren to- dos Jos dias Rios, Cardona y Rodriguez F.; porque la cronica indignacién se me hacia un pozo doloroso ante la miseria indescriptible de aquella buena gente, y el valor sacrificado de los estudiantes, y 1a interminable suledad deb yernio de Chihuahua, donde no viven ni Siquiera Jagartijas. El nombre de Cardenas, egoistamente, me hace olvidar, por un momento no mas, la rabia impotente que me muerde el alma. Se me permitira —lo permitira usted. Pepe Pagés— decir que al escu- char el texto de ese felegrama siento las entrafias todas de] alma lavadas y hallo, en um camino a cada dia mas duro, nuevas fuerzas nacidas directamente de la mano de ese hombre maravilloso que es don Lazaro. Si don Lazaro se pincha un dedo —Io digo con el mismo derecho, y el mismo fervor, con que he dicho sobre él algunas inevi- tables amargas verdades— de ese dedo no sale sangre... jsale Mé- Xico! Haria un mes que habia mandado un mensaje a Ciudad Alta- mirano, uno de los centros vitales de la Comisién del Balsas, dicién- dole a Cardenas que si era todavia oportuno, me gustaria conocer la verdadera situacién de la zona guerrerense y michoacana afectada por los recientes temblores para ver la manera de hacer Legar al Presi- . dente Lépez Mateos, pane de todas las lagrimas, las necesidades que los sefiores gebernadores tienen la costumbre de no ver, ciegos casi _ todos a puro egoismo. Cuando pasaron las semanas y de Ciudad Al- tamirano nada lego, senti un poco de mordedura del despecho. Es cierto que he dicho en estas paginas mi condena del a CCI y de sus dirigentes comunistas aunque no llegé a insultarios como los pro- pios campesinos de esa Central hace unos dias, en que los echaron ignominiosamente—-; es verdad que acedi a dos reuniones de los diri. gentes del Movimiento de Liberacién Nacional, entre los cuales desta- caban Cuauhtémoc Cardenas, Alonso ¥ Gonzalez Pedrero, y que me retiré indignado ante la absurda postura, la inmovilidad y hasta la cobardia que encontré: y algo mas grave: tuve necesidad, en mi libro “El Cardenismo”, de ahondar en algunas cosas que forzosamente do- lieron al gran michoacano. Pero no queria, no podia creer que el ' Expropiador del Petroleo, el padre agrarista, e} campeon del Derecho internacional sufriera 1a mezquina enfermedad que padecen nuestros intelectuales rojos. {Si hay un hombre al que nunca debe llamarsele intelectual, dado el giro que la palabrita ha tomadoe de quienes asi se Haman, ese hombre es Cardenas! Y ahora escuchaba el texto del mensaje que muy poco después iba a revelarme la grandeza de México y la miseria de México, toda la enorme y dolorosa paradoja “que es este formidable pais: “Recibi con enorme retraso tu mensaje Porque no estuve aqui. Serds bienvenido cuando quieras”. No quie- ro, Pepe Pagés, aumento de sueldo: iya estoy pagado lo suficiente! Bianee Monene corazén de esta desolada region, de pobreza subhumana, sin recursos, pues si bien es cierto que “no bay tierra mala con agua” aqui no hay tierra, sino tequesquite, piedra, tepetate, erosion, se levanta un ipue- bite viejo en su anénimo dolor, en su hambre de siglos: se Marpaba Mariscala de Iturbide. Algo ha ganado, en un sentido moral, porque a la fecha se Nama Mariscala de Juarez. E] que escribe confiesaj que nunca habia oido hablar de este pueblo. Y junto al caserio misedable veo desde el avién que conduce magistralmente el capitan Rufino! Sal- gado una magnifica pista de aterrizaje. Y distingo, desde el hire, una figura roquefia, hecha de esta misma tierra pobre, que hace un alto pequeho en su trabajo de siempre para correrme una cortesia mexicanisima, _ a : l —Mira —digo a mi hijo Carlos a quien he traide porque considero que ver trabajar a Cardenas entre el pucblo es la mas alia leecion que puede recibir un joven— alli esta el genercl A su edad, mor- diendo los setenta afies, con su fama. su leyenda y su significacion, este hombre podria estar recostada tranquilamente ex el seno de lg Historia, Podria tener negocios enormes y dedicar sus horas al‘ pic- cer y a la intriga, dedicaciones ex-presidenccles por exzeelencia! Se leoante a las cinco de la manana y suelen darle las doce de la noche pegado ai trabajo. Es preciso, muchacho, que comprendas el privile- gio de que gozas. Esta tu visita tiene la misma ngnificacion que si, por ua milagro, estuvieras Uegando al campamento de José Mari Mo- relos o a Ia oficina errante de Benito Juarez. . toa Un abrazo y sin mas transicién Jos yips echan a andar rumbo al poblado, en una de cuyas casas esta inslaiada la oficina del Vocal Ejecutivo. Mientras despacha algunos radios. pues aqui'no hay te- legrafo, y atiende a unos campesinos de un pueblo que en esta zona al parecer maldita Heva el nombre absurdo de “La Inspiracién", yo charlo con los ingenieros Lastari, Residente de la zona: Valdés Al varez, Director de Comunicaciones y Urbanismo: Guillermo Soto, Sub. director; Jaime Traslosheros, Obras Hidraulicas, y Lais Sudrez !Fer- nandez, encargado de investigaciones economicas. Estos ‘hombres, eternos pioneros, duros trabajadores que construyen México y su grandeza, cuya misién terrible pero salisfactoria y bella ‘consisté en irse de los lugares cuando los lugares se han hecho habitables y, tie- hen ya Caminos, y agua potable, y electricidad y. sobre todo, .escuelas, tienen la vena jocunda y la paciencia larga. Liegaron aqui cuando la Alta Mixteca no era sino una enorme tragedia sin caminos, ni luz, ni comida siquiera. Traian dinero en los boisilios. pero pasaban y re, porque en esta regién, donde miles. y miles de mezscanos viven Eve ven? en la mds terrible miseria, los frijoles, léase- bien, los frijoles son un lujo. Nadie conoce aqui la leche y cuando recogen un hieve de la gallina ranchera que algunos “ricos” tienen,. ese huevo ng es comido por ellos, sino que sirve de moneda suprema para el: inter- cambio de pequefas mercancias. - : | Y sin embargo, frente a esta miseria, no he sentido ni por un momento la indignacién. la rebeldia que me mordié en Chihuahua, porque lo terrible —con serlo— no es que una zona Sea i miserable, aunque desde luego el hombre tiene la obligacién de luchar contra lo que los sefores curas.dé"la region Haman “la voluntad, dep Dips”, sino que donde hay riquezas, como en Chihuahua. la traicién, 'el bo, el crimen, presiden todas las cosas. Aqui se lucha por ayudar all in- feliz mixteco, que a pesar de tener hambre de siglos —los ‘ingeniéros me han dicho que pesos que en otras regiones son movidos fAcilménte . r¢ dos hombres aqui requieren seis— es un imdio vivaz en cuvas comunidades el alcoholismo cronico —la verdadera enfermedad Fin digena, una enfermedad inoculada por los traficantes mestizos y blan- cos—, no alcanza las proporciones espantables de Chiapas o Yucatan. Don Lazaro me recibe en su oficina destartalada: . Po —Te felicito por las denuncias que haces ente el sefior Presi- dente de la Republica en beneficio del pueblo explotado. Pero quise ue vineras para que uses tu cutoridad moral en reconocer que’ no todo es malo: podrés rer como el gobierno federci!, bajo la direccién separ Lapez Matcos, tucha por el enorandccrmirets fe Whelan Ja Ab cba, scent i abaiitaaabadeinaion tet ile. Sdihe tr tat bdadde safeties cack beat ote. be yeh, + . Braet nat © Te! Yay ee athe
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- a A ate, . atm, . Big - “ CASSTENTION TREE Stee mere DISPATCH SECRET | a bce) . ~——. oe Chief, WHD NEO. Chief, KUWOLF FROM _ Chief of Scation, Mexico Cit 4 4 suasect 5) Operational /ZRAWARD/LINUFF © Latin Amarican Information Center (LAIC) Takeover of Union Nacional Independiente Democratica (UNID) : ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES REFERENCE: None ACTION REQUIRED: FYI 1, On 12 August 1964 LIRUFF/1: reported that he had learned frow LIHUFF/2 that the LAIC had taken over the UNID, The UNID had been a part of LIHUFF/2"s plan for a civic action group but wkéeh was dropped for lack of funds, Accord~ ing to LINUFF/1, UNID will continue to be headed by Carlos CAMPOS Ortiz but ' will now be financed and guided by LAIC. The latter has thus far given UNID $10,000 to get it out of debt and keep it operating. | 2. LIBUFF/1 stated that Enno HOBBING, head of LAIC in New York, personally | convinced the Board of Directors of LAIC that UNID should be salvaged and \ tied inte LAIC. Fnu FERRER, the subject of MEXI°-9619, comtinues to represent Bobbing in Mexico, : y Willard C.€ ; Bistribution: _—2 = WHD 1 - xuvowr (Cc Ky LDOKE & ~ Filles : . wae 4 these agtenathy : z . e , . ° CROSS REFERENCE TO OISPATCM SYMOOR 460 NUMBER DATE : : ; . BMMA-24432 1 Oct 64 1 Se-138"28/1 FRNs: P-7973; Pe9151) Soe Eee: putea Poort pene oa Are 9a, penrie aeearriontaltre es — a | FRE mitted eee mest: eceppapen woven , . Pieces a Treen EOS EEO cate Fb tare Die chee be Ae ibid Hie Mitac Suite id becsegt ents 4 Te eae shane.
pal, municipio de Panuco, estady de Ve- facruz, la suma de 100 inil poses a cam- bio de que aquellos recibieran a mis tar. dar el 15 de mayo pasado las cietras tra. mitadas. Y¥ come ei hambre opera milagros, esus Miserables campesinos, ansiosos de en- contrar salida a su miseria, trabajaran de sola sol en faenas para beneficio ajeny, contrajeron deudas, sacrificaron peta siy para sus familias no una sino muchas tor- tillas, y entregaron al ingenicru 47 mil Pesos, como anticinn, avedaeds en cnire- gar el resto ef dia 15 de mayo, fecha en fa que eflus, a su vez, esperaban entrar en posesion de las tierras que tanty han somady, Pero Ramirez no cumplid lo oftecido, aunque se quedd con los 47 mil pesos. Los enganados acudieron al DAAC a ha. cer su denuncia. ; Casi al mismo tiempo se hacia publica otra extorsién. Fermin Victoria Arce, “in- Beniero pustulanze”, obtuvo de campesi- nos de La Haciendita, municipio de Jilo- tlan de los Dolores, estado de Jalisco, . 2,600 pesos por un simple deslinde y reacomode de 26 agricultores. Como en el caso anterior, no cumplié lo ofrecido pero se embolsd el dinero. Bien sabido es que en Mexico la mor. ida es una institucién que llepa a veces a hacer hasta respetables y poderosos a algunos individuos. La mordida es para miles de empleadas de! engranaje buro- csatico un complemento indispensable de sus hajos salarios. Pero al reves de Io que suclen afirmar “enérgicos” funcionarios que ocupan puestos de mando, la mordi- no se origina abajo, sinu arriba, en donde ellos se encuentran, Lo que sucede abajo no es sino un pilido reflejo de fos Regocios que se urden y realizan arriba. ‘Scgiin los campesinos que se quejaron | del fraude que les hizo cl Ing. Ramirez, - €ste les pidia los 100 mil Pesos “por tra- bajos informatives ¥ técnicos”, y para “una derranze entre bos altos funcionarios del Departamento dé Asuntos Acrarios”. Tras esta denuncia ha venido ef silencio oficial. Algunos periddicos informaron que al Conocerse la acusacién contra Ramirez “se abrié inmediatamente una investigaciéa’”, ¥ que para la semana que termine ef dia 18 se sabria ya si el funcionario era cul- pable o inccente. En el primero de los . €asos seria destiruido y consignide. La semana cerré su ciclo. pero nadie hasta vahora ha sabide si al Ing. Ramirez lo encontraron culpable o inacente. si se le destituyd y se le consigno. El silencio es ‘oro y, muy frecuenremente, con oro se consigue el silencio. ; En cambio, semin los Periddicos, en el caso de Fermin Victoria Ip destirucian fue casi: fulminane, va que hy extorsan se comprobé instantineamente, tal vez por la diferencia que existe ene 2600 pesos y 47 mil... ‘Potitica, 1° de agosta de 1964 Con tody ess, la inquictud se vp sled de Jus empleades y funcionarios cet Ex. Partamenty de Asuntos Agrarius ¥ Cole Mizacidn, y hasta hubs apresuradus azizu- sos de apoyo a Ly “moralizacion’, como Jus que espontincamente le tribura-ed se- cretario del Incerian del Sindica:, del DAAC. Pero Lis cosas no Pasaron de ahi Porque, como se asenté en una nu in lurmativa, “resulta: humanamente EDO sible” que Roberta Barrios, ef iets dei DAAC, “sepa y conosca de todos Fy cada uuo de dos Gun que debe resabver rae) dependencia”. oe , Tampoco habia por que temer ons “limpia general”, Despues de tody, & ofi- cial mayor del DAAC, Jesis Cortazar, les volvio Ly orscion por pasiva a los cam- pesinus. “En gran Parte —dijo— son jus propios campesinos los fespunsibtes de las extorsiones y fraudes de que se bes hace victimas, ya que se acogen a inrer- mediarios, gestores oficiosos y todo apy de seudo representantes, para plantear ws problemas y cramitar sus asuntos”. Pero es ef caso que ni Ramirez ni Victoria eran o son “gestores Ofcican”, sino funcionarios del DAAC debidameare acreditados, UNIVERSIDAD La UNAM Ante el MURO p Ante el MURO™ Autonoma de México comprobo, a esas horas, que [as complacencias con b deze- cha cerril y provocadera de la mixises institucion universicatia del pais, fas pos- furas supucstamente centristas y eclecti- cas, av solu no sitven para impedir 5 ataqgucs ¥ provocaciones clericales, antic JorGe Siecrist -. dodavia no es an delito.., = La PANORAMA NACIONAL Munistas y facistas, sinw que los robusre- cen y afientan cn pran inedida, Después de la carta-insulto de un doctor y catedss- tico de tan largo sombre cuanta sca abolengo cultural, Joaquin Roncal y Ge- mez Palacio, que ademas de publicar sus ataques al rector Ignacio Chavez en dex Plegados en todos los diarios cucnta con el patrocinio del Pasquin anticomunista Atsbos, la rectoria ha tenido que afron- tar lus insultos y ataques del MURO, pucril sighs de un Iamado Movimienres Universitario de Renovadora Orientacion, vextendido ea ta Republica con La inten. cion de clericalizar, desde la rama Mis os curantista de fa iglesia militante, a las universidades y centros dr ensefianza su- Perior. EI MURO acusd a la UNAM de us Pavoroso delito: de ser la institucién por media, de la cual gobierno sevolucio- nario de Cuba esearia cumprando en Me- xico materiales de laburatorio, El MURO no silo se erigia asi en juez del rector Chavez, sino que invadia ef terreno de "das relaciones internacionales diplomazi- cas y comerciales de México y dictamina- ba, por si y ante si, que es delito vender a Cuba y comerciar con ella. Poco. faked para que los neoconejitus del MURO de- clarasen rotas las relaciones diplomaticas del gobierno de México con el de Cuba, aun antes de que Ia Organizacién de Ex tados Americanos lo ordenara de acuerdo con los dictados de fos EU, El MURO, la imaginaciéa de cuyas di- tigentes nunca ha rehasado los trisees ine fundios de los comics de propaganda con- tra Cubs Alade in USA, fue mis alla y asevero, ya en ef despenadero de las cs- lumnias, que las compras de la UNAM para Fidel Castro a la casa Ho § mas. Pinther (constituida con capital nortea- Meticano) incluian “materiales estratégi- cos”, otros destinados a Ja “fabricacion de- explosivos’, y algunos mas Propios “para experimentos de guerra bacterinbigica”. Los sorprendidos mexicanos supieron iasi. por la calenturienta_imaginacién de: los “mutalistas” gue no pintan mas que car- tones de “paquines”, que en México es posible comprar todns esas materiales es. tratégicus en cualquier casa nortearmeri- Cana, sin mis que poner ef nombre de bh. Universidad en ua cheque “de mostra- dor”, Tan peligrosa denuncia, o calumais, ni siquiera fue investigada por autorida-. des en otras ocasiones tan celosas del ces." peto y temerosas del “delito de disolucion social”, Parpadeo. “Si cuando atacas. tu ene- migo parpadea, insiste’, di jo alguien, dies- tro en ef manejo de da calumnia. Los - miembros del MURO y sus eminencias Btises siguieron el consejo. La rectoria de la Universidad, asediada deade tantos fren- tes anticomunistas y clericales, no acernd 4 puntualizar todo lo qué escondia La ach. saciin del MURO. Su respuesta, destina- daa demostrar que ni la ohcialia de com- 5 renee estan ATL EL BES IIE OLE IE PEE ee en ee Fst salicron libres de Ja circel, amparsdos por ud juez de los que se muestran bles cuando se trata de aplicar quierdistas. implaca- i pena del delito de disolucién social a los iz. La UNAM y el Gobierno mestraron By asi sus coincidencias supnestasr, SRE nT te ccmttrenqener > _Aemegene pe sereneirgsrretrermnpenpaeetiee en peregrine me eprysarrerare aia = > oreepoeprasempo ures SperaaiT otpe Papen oe. wisn abi B eb bab Lai ta. as ise
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8 edhe: + 4 : . : ~ ~ - GQASSICATION dng. MPOCESING ACHOM DISPATCH SECRET/KAPOK oO Chief, WH Division _ XX _ [oo mocuas argues Bro. : ORLY QuALT ES oEse CAR ARK moDuRG Panes . Chief of Station, Mexico City __ Lancer SesECctT Operational/Project LIHUFF Assessment SCTION ACQUIRED - REFERENCES: Reference: A. HMMW-12035, 4 June 1964 B. HMMA-~23554, Ll June 1904 Cc. HMMA-20931, 22 Mar 1963 D. DIR-353801, 1zZ July 1903 E, OR-20705, 9 June 1964 °- F. HMMA-22530, 2 Dec 1963 G. HMMA-Z306s, 10 Mar lyo4 H. HMMA-22727, 9 Jan 1904 I, HMMW-12379, 2 Mar 1904 1. Background, unr. Date’ See y Ec aasgn-er a. LIHUFF (Identity 1) was fainded in 1953 by a group of Mexican businessmen to spread the principles of free enterprise and private initiative, Since then, it has established numerous influential contacts and relationships and engaged in a number of anti-Communist and other activities, It has held meetings of various types and congresses, in which the dangers of Communism was the central theme; it has published books, pamphlets, and newsletters on ! Communism as well as the dangers of economic socialism;at has organized a student group (Identity 2); it fas established and maintained Latin American contacts in the student and economic/business fields; it has engaged in con-. siderable press placement on various matters involving private initiative and (continued) Enclosures: (SPLIT TRANSMISSION) _ A. Right hand side (u/s/c) B. Identities (u/s/c) Distributim: ~ WH, w/encls $9 -/32 HMMA-23708 17 June 1964 4QS FILE NUMBER 50-124-28 SECRET/KAPOK sone rsgtes « ae Por agg eapins eheR an ee ee oe EEN REY Sate mae 93 shen FOE a enee & «nocd bat cinta 2 ohlaae ye dette a tye” es atbatbngth nabs ene fie. dada ‘ we Shatter 14) bat bead lian teats
14-00000 ‘terms. As is known by Headquarters, the ruling Partido Revolucionario "the right mugt be as vocal and active as the left. Essentially, thie is where “I q cnathoe = CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH [SECRET KAPOK HMMA-23708 Cad ek CATO jpwess SOME Tes i ' ferro ae the Communist threat; ami it has accumulated a file of basic data cn events and individuals revolving about Communigsm and Socialism that would be difficult for any private Mexican group to duplicate, This is quite aside from the many individuals, such as LICHANT/1, who have gravitated to LINUFF and present various types of capabilities in the press, publishing, and eimilar fields. / Pennag b. LIHUFF and its sponsors are considered in terms of the Mexican scene as extreme right-wing conservatives; however, on the PBPRIME scene they would be considered more as cent.ists, The importance of such a group, vocal and combative, existing in Mexico, is not in absdute terms but in relative come aE tated Balt aks bebe 4 Institucional (PRI) party is basically a delicate reflector of the many political currents and preseures that exist in Mexico. In elections, appointments and decisions, the PRI cabal weighs very carefully all political equities, Lf only the ‘extreme leftists are vocal and active, then the decisions tend to be weighted in their favor and oriented toward their viewpoint. In so many words, in order {¢ re to keep some kind of counterbalance, even though tending towards extremes, oy $ i datas ede the Station sees the value of the LIHUFF mechanism. It does not expect Mexico ever to revert to the LIHUFF philosophy or objectives en totoor even to any 5 very great degree; it does expect LIHUFF to exercise an influence and restraint | on Mexico succumbing to the pressures and demands of the far left. Unless some few like LIHUFF/2 ‘and Miguel ALEMAN Valdes were active through _ Organizations of their type, the political center of gravity would move further see it, This is the unique and specific value that this Station has seen, and [ towards the far left unchecked and further than ODYOKE policy would care *> i i i continues to see, in the LIHUFF activity. Env, bens c. In mid-1960, on the strength of a UHUFF/2 contact with HBFINCH, the Chief HBFINCH (Mexico) requested the Station to consider support of the LIHUFF activity. A check with Headquarters indicated that KUBARK had been providing some support to LIHUFF through Identify’S, “Dut inasmuch as Identity 3 had died shortly before, the Station was asked by Headquarters to pick up the funding. The Statim funding initially was directed to Identity 7, the majar. regular publication of LIHUFF. A project was submitted by the Station in reference C, but reference D indicated the project had been disapproved in the form submitted, that support to Idenéiyj"4-should be discontinued, and that instead, the Station funds should be applied to the student activity (Identity 2) #7 o| on a spot assistance bagis. This was done with PBPRIME business associates | of LIHUFF/1 picking up the cost of Identity“ some $1, 200 (US) per month, i At the present time, therefore, Station expenditures are confined to LIHUFF/1 ealary ($! 500 per month) and $500 per month to Identity 2-~At this juncture eam i chet tr my, the LIHUFF activity is costing $12,000 per year. The Station, however, retains access to the full range of the LINUFF mechanism , and potential, ‘| | | i Ze Tatget ; The major target insofar ne KUBARK funding is concerned is the. student field through Identity” z. As is obvious, however, the LINUFEF mechanism is available and used for other activities as well, An example is the Identity 5 book by LICHANT/I1 and the reference D request for another LICHANT/1 | publication on Cuban refugees. LIHUFF/l and LINUFF/2 increasingly provide i disseminable intelligence reports on political and student matters gathered | from their wide range of contacts. This is quite aside froma great deal ‘of opezational information of value to the Station which does not merit dissemination, 3. Control. f # . ' . ; > ry s : Station accegs to, and control of, this activity depends primarily oa the relationship of LIHUFF/1 with LINUFF/2. Precisely what percentage of * = tation: rgemerRE TK APOK | fags ay |e npcrmeora saree teem imeem ten at Hee STEIN eriemo smi mEpoReN A> = cl mate IRONY an ype nee 3 SE RY He ee ego emeg mnapetertotgeate evrserrs ripe pemions Be Ne eS 2 Re Pe 4 a
DISPATCH |SECRET/KAPOK | HMMA-737Ué however, it is known that PBPRIME business men are underwriting Identity 4 a i to the extent of $1200 (US) per month, The circulars and other activities sustained by LIHUFF must involve, contervatively, another $1200 (US) per month, The $500 (US) per month funded to LIHUFF by the Station, while i maintaining access and certainly providing useful support to LINUFF in the ; student field, cannot be considered control insurance in this situation. 3 Essentially, Station funds assure access for ‘LIHUFF/I1 & to  LIHUFF/2 on LHUFE matters and, with this entree, LIHUFF,] on the strength of their personal q relationship, provides the control factor. Basically, the control factor is probably guaranteed more by the personal relationship than the funds, In any | event, the control over LINUFF activities is not absolute and, even given complete funding of LIHUFF by KUBARK, would not be absolute. Possibly, it could be improved a little morewith some more funds, but not much. This is because LIHUFF /2 is successful, prominent, capable and invdved with ; j too many other prominent people and events on his own to ever have any single © individual or entity dictate his activities, attitudes, and soon. He ig responsive to Station requirements on the use of Station funds and even seeks advice on other LIHUFF activities not funded by the Station, What he is not readily responsive to is detailed written reporting. He will give oral reports and some written reports, Part of the problem in this regard undoubtedly is that he is involved in so many activities that he finds it difficult to find the time, For Station purposes in this particular program, the control is less than ideal but certainly adequate for getting things done in the areas desired since there is little question about his motivation and ability. 8) Relationship to Other Projects. “ . Mus -LICQAX: As indicated in reference B, both Project LICOAX and! doheen are operating in UNAM, a university of upwards of 80,000 students. | Thus far, there has been no problem of conflict since one is working the Catholic side of the street and the other, the so-called "independents" --and there is still plenty of room for both to operate. In this connection, it should be noted that a great deal of LIHUFF student effort is devoted to several universities outside Mexico City; in other words, the UNAM is just one aspect. & bb ad apna. wath ee Mas as sata cfg ti: a ee ee wd =e ger ements wid titania adedrbbcias 48, ree ee b. LISIREN: This project is concerned with a mass propaganda nF approach to Communism | in Mexico, It is headed by a group of businezsmen known ag Identity 6. o> The nly relationship between LIHUFF and LISIREN is in the fact that four of the members of Identity o are members of LIHUFF's 5 twenty-six man "Board of Directors", This does not necessarily mean an interlocking directorate between the two projects as indicated in previous Head quarters correspondence, since, as in many similar activities in the PRPRIME individuals interested in civic or outside activities of this nature are frequently tapped to serve in multiple assignments of this nature, At this juncture, with | LIHUFF concentrating on_ student activities in selected bigger universities, it | is net believed that there is any particular relatimship of operational relevance) or import between these two instrumentalities, There are just four men common to both boards, j atioastiot Bete. . c. LILISP/C: Since LILISP/C is a national student organization, stressing student affairs in the interior of Mexico, obviously LIHUFF and LILISP/C are working in the same general field in mniversities outside Mexico ; | City. However, in the particular universities in which LIHUFF ia concentra its efforts, this can be a complementary relationship since LIHUFF can nerating much more depth in these universities than can LULISP/C and can affiliate its | s groups to the LILISP/C national student confederation which is the only one now ig generally recognized in Mexico, LILISP/C, as a national student confederatian, obviously can only spend very limited time on any single university or situation, : CA e aT PAGE Ne tOEMw ws ag wets ous EE SON ve lap . 1097 $3 Tee es gt SECRET/KAPOK . | BEX |ccaranan ' 3. ate psa ts . . : 4
14-00000 sea Se eerie EAS BAT OLS Oy Poe SMB ANS Bee CONTINUATION OF aoe DISPATCH SECRET/KAPOK | HMMA-23708 5 Effectiveness, a. Specific indications of effectiveness have been forwarded to Headquarters in various communicatione, but most recently in references B, E, azo D, it is felt that Headyusices se anuuid Le able to get a tairiy representative idea of the effectiveness from thoge dispatches and the material forwarded therewith, eB t chew van A toe am whe b. In responee to Headquarters spe.ific query about the status of Identity 5, recent cable traffic has indicated that Station has completed the printing of the book, Initial distribution is proceeding according to the plan outlined in reference H. This Station expects to have 5,000 copies of the book via air shipment from for distribution by 20 June, L At that point, the Station will start moving copies of the book in small lots ong through mailing and certain individuals to influential people, institutions, and ; groups, c. In short, as may be gathered from the present dispatch and 4 previous dispatches cited, the Station believes LIHUFF is doing a unique and 4 effective job in not only the student field but others as well, , (-.) Security. Osco There have been no security problems which have come to the attention of the Station in connection with this activity, Both LIHUFF/1 and - LIHUFF/2 have been, to the Station's knowledge, quite discreet about their LIHUFF relationships. In view of the nature of the LIHUFF grap, there has been no curiosity about the source of funds contributed by the Station, e question of the LIHUFF and LISIREN activities croseing (due to common members on their board of directors) has never_arjsen in any context known tothe Station. 7 Recommendations, ee nS a. It is recommended, on the basis of the foregoing, that Headquarters submit a revised project for FY 1963 per reference I, b. Those general changes the Station would recommend in the project outline submitted by reference C would be the following: (1) To alter the objectives to (a) supporting a student movement through LIHUFF; (b) maintaining an influence and capability for use of a long- established, anti-Communist front group: and (c) assisting to maintain a counter- balancing influence on the government party against far leftist pressures through this anti-Communist front, (2) To budget on the following basis for FY 1965: 2 repepanen ert baie mag eneenerer LIHUFF/I Salary hie  -3$6, 000, Havs. 2F70 Spot Assistance to Identity 4 10,000, © PoeR fe my Total for FY 1965: $16, 000, ge -/2¥ 26/3 eee FCAT [Pact rae Lit MEE OL EE any pone, wig Ye bey ao ek armen a ened ceecaeeteaneatinne re “4 pte mae SN he ge whew beh eae) Lettie soda abaston cs | wht Sea A SeSeaiehe a ate ich. i + cy ?
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. [Tf <a MESSAGE FORM wt; WH/Lopistics INCE | WISECRET | He terme meenaenls Meteo . i a eo as 117282° | MI] NO INDEX we. 10. June_1964 SCL REIN CS RENO , | J-- Mexico City a tom DIRECTOR : : V: fons, Ld Hf -¥ INFO | j 0 |] MEXI INFO: CTE DR 27 ry REF: A. | (IN 02229) * 3. PAR. 1 OF BOOK DISPATCH 3962.** SINCE THERE IS NO REGULAR CONVENIENT CONNECTING MILITARY fy eet Se reenne a namie nh OF eS i. AIR FLIGHTS TO MEXI, CONSIDERING REROUTING OF KUCURL AIRCRAFT TO [____]t0 Load BOOKS AND DELIVER MEXT ON RETURN TRIP TO PBPRINE. Hs FLIGHT NOW ENROUTE TO[__ WITH 13 JUNE ETA. - 4k - ‘ 2, PLEASE ADVISE IF THIS CHANNEL SATISFACTORY AND ADVISE WEIGHT rs 7 OF BOOKS. DECISION TO DIVERT FLIGHT DEPENDS ON THESE FACTORS. i AND SHOULD 3, AIRCRAFT IS BE HANDLED PER REF. B. AIRCRAFT COMMANDER 1S| IF | | i THIS CHANNEL TO BE USED, IT WILL BE NECESSARY FOR AND MEXI TO SECURE DIPLOMATIC CLEARANCE FOR THE AIRCRAFT. AIRCRAFT WILL ARRIVE 11 JUNE 22002 AND PLEASE RELAY ABOVE INFORMATION TO AIRCRAFT ve geet eehy mage bags - oem mrpay woey amma / 4, FOR See pets een DEPART 12 JUNE 12002. _ COMMANDER. END OF MESSAGE { { ~! ' | | #WH/COMMENT: [ __|desires send books to MEXI Military Air. 4 i Snenge wee er et NE em A AEC Jaen BR SA rai he SO Lene eereneaaensemmtaiine ear emer, oe noe $45 #*WH/COMMENT: Describes reception of agency aircraft in the field. +. - ri4 fa coe : \ COORDINAT NG OFFICERS . wriearine. _ iH AELEASING OFFICER | SECRET | AB weNTICA : ; ‘ | REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED. ‘ i vommanayfirteey: a9 . ? megane
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14-00000 “TOs DIRECTOR iG bs Jo | Gf? F FROM MEXICO CITY = <c-r24-2¥/s a/ v oY ACTON: WH/SAB °°: , . m5 y . | 8 INFO. OOP, CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, C1/0PS, C1/OA, WH 7, VR i SECRET 0422242 a ceeeae caer gee eeterentineebe rT ne een DIR INFO WAVE CITE MEXI 9744 qe & .98724 : REF DIR 22069 -<~. . 4 | 1. REGRET DELAY, DUE AMP*CA-1 ABSENCE MEXICO CITY. DID ¥EET 3 r | 2. RE PARA ONE REF, SEE PRQ PARTS I AND II, H*¥MA 23a22-3% RECENTLY FORWARDED. AMPACA=1 ASSISTS STATION IN PREPARATI ON PRESS PLACEMENT MATERIALS, REPORTS ON LOCAL EXILE ACTIVITIES, IS ON STAND=8Y BASIS FOR RECRUITMENT ACTIVITY. STATICN STILL LOOKING FOR MORE DURASLE' - : CHORE, HOWEVER, AS HE IS ON “HALF-PENSION® AND IS WILLING AND : s Saeer mney pero mepni te i CAPASLE CONTRIBUTING PSRUMEN PROGRAM. ; . : | 3» RE PARA 2 REF: AMPACA-1 DOES NOT FEEL HE CaN UNDERTAKE. BOOw CHORES WE UTORORA RD ECA Renee aie ABER Stee FONE nie art tenet A MOTE eto min 0 g Rte moni pty tn PRINCIPAL REASON IS THAT HE FEARS RETURN PBPRIVYE DUE RECENT: EXT | to DIVORCE NOT RECOGNIZED SY WIFE IN PBPRIME. . FURTHERMORE AMPACA-1 inPaee ow ed POINTS OUT THAT HIS EXPERIENCE IS aS NEWSPAPER EXECUTIVE, VITH WRITING LIMITED TO EDITORIALS, NEITHER STATION NOR AMPACA-1 a * : HAS CANDIDATE AT MOMENT. HOWEVER LIST POSSIBLE CANDIDATES BEING STUDIED, AND STATION WILL FORWARD ANY OUTSTANDING POSSIBILITIES. | 4 STATION COMMENT: THIS BOOK PROJECT IS A SPLENDID IDEA. ITH | ADVENT URE AS FORMAT AND ‘ESCAPE AS THEME IT SEEXS SUREF IRE, ESPECIALLY - Fee ee era ae renee te canes ee ee toe Leet eo [SECRET oe os REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED ; Copy No. we RS MPRA Ca MARS OY e
14-00000 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE CGISIDIRING THAT PROPAGANDA WILL BE SUILT-IN. SHOULD DIR PE UNABLE} FIND SUITABLE AUTHOR IT MAY WISH CONSIDER FOLLOWING: PROFESSIONAL CUBAN EXILE NEWSMAN MAKES LENGTHY RECORDED INTERVIEWS WITH TVELVE. SUSJECTS, ASKING EACH STANDARD LIST DETAILED QUESTICKS. TRENSCRI STS ARE SENT TO TWELVE BEST FEATURE WRITERS IN TWELVE MOST IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES. EACH INDIGENOUS AUTHOR GIVEN TRANSCRIPT AND LOCAL RIGHTS GRATIS, AND IS PROMISED PAYMENT FOR EVENTUAL REPUBLICATION IN ANTHOLOGY. FIRST HOVEVER EACH WRITER IS ASKED SELL STORY HIS OWN COUNTRY IN BEST AVAILABLE PUBLICATION, SINCE WRITERS WOULD KEEP LOCAL FEES AND BE GUARANTEED ANTHOLOGY PAY, BELIEVE ALL WOULD ACCEPT PROPOSITION. END RESULT: HIGHEST POSSIBLE LEVEL OF WRITING; INSURED PLAY IN PRESTIGE LocaL ~ PUBLICATION: EVENTUALLY A BOOK WITH LATIN AMERICA’S TOP WRITERS | NAMED ON COVER TO STIMULATE SALES. WRITTEN IN “READER'S DIGEST° STYLE, THESE STORIES WOULD BE SUITASLE FOR RADIO-TV DRAMATIZATICN, DRAMATIC COMIC BOOK, NEWSPAPER SERIALS AND OTHER MEDIA FORMS 22 a eterno tide 6 | SUITABLE FOR STRONG REPLAY BACK INTO CUBA. SHOULD H@S WISH AND | i , BELIEVES MEXI SURFACING DESIRABLE AMPACA=1 COULD BE EDITOR, HANDLE | 1 ALL DETAILS INCLUDING PRINTING AND DISTRIBUTION. (CAMPACA-1 WORKS ONAPERE eee tye are na RECENTLY PURCHASDD BYJIDEN A, WHO HAS PREMISED COS HE WILL PRPNT _ @'ANY BOOK" THE STATION DSSIREG "AS IF IT vESE KY ON IDEA.) | PARTeTIME AT EDITORIAL NAVARRO, LARGEST HEXI PUBLISHING HOUSE . | - SECRET _ eT et Ea res ae + eg rat i wee -  6/S COMMENT: *QUERIED AS TO CURRENT STATION RELATIONSH)P WITH ANPACASt -« . rnd ENG Tk tn ot ARORA GAVEL Boat 3 a Hy @ ' i $ 4 ¢ mn} o) raed A
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14-00000 AUER one ant oe Se Ceti Oa een ACen eer ree Scere an MC satentats A es cach steele sdeeteemet oe wgiin . pug The : . CLASS EAT OP a PROCESSING ACTION %O Chief, WHD an - 7 to sou eequaeo d INFO. jour QUALIFIED DESH 5 Cam Babe seneesitia FROM | Chief of Station, Mexico City | @ceorns & Crerational/Guarterly Propress Report on Project LIHUFF, March - Hay 1934 { ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . A, HOM4A-27002, dated 10 March 1954 . B. DIR 99160 (IN C027), dated 4& February 1004 c. [  R525i, dated 20 varch 1954 References: 1. . GENERAL: NET Wnt indi a, As indicated in Reference E, the Station has limited expen- ditures under this project to $500 per =onth for LINUFF/1 salary and $500 permonth for selected student activities undertaken by LIBUFF/2 primarily throuch IDENTITY-1“%Me only other expenditure cade has been ais, nas thet associated with the printing of IDSvrTry/2's book on Communist ‘*~*” Cee _ infiltration and penetration of ine Mexican educational system. This expenditure was also authorized in Reference B, The presext status of the printing and distribution of this took is set forth in Reference C3 this Station should be receiving word scon from Station that the printing has been completed; plans for initial tribution have already been forwarded to Station | bd. During this veriod, there has been a considerable increase intellicence reporting from LINUFF/1 and LIRUFF/2. In addition to the items formally disseninated, there have been numerous operaticnal support reports on matters of considerable interest to the Station (see _ paragraph 6 below). Se eee aay eernemapestrg! eettim en epeomene-neparapenre 1 Re etme geeneeninnei NE + She aitenr yes apaRRNRN PES MEET pees oe e, An indication vas given in the last procress report (Refer-. ence A) that LIHUPF/2's efforts to effect a unification of right-wing political groups through Iouve¥"% did not, at that stace, seem to be realizing much success, For all practical purposes, IDENTITY-3 has become dormant in the meantime. Whatever hope the right wing political ae Seenemanatmenes’ 5 coe Attachments: Attachment #1, u/s/fS=>~* seating Attachment +2, u/s/o.!. i 89 ae a LATIOS Attachtoent "3, were ere </ 78 Lif 3 | pouch SER eon ENITTISS, a/s/o_ renee hil SF NO FIELD DISTRIBUTEC cet eeyiamenn mone Distribution: 50-12h..28/% ~e-
sah use OVA ta ae ahd VT MEE PONY eg ttt te Ye ‘anti-Commmists in the University by those who want to prepare a hostile [ae Saree tite] CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH ae 8 4 i ? Pesta Rese eae a S ECR vo ore \ goa elements have for making a Suiflelently-strong showine of strencth in. the pre-electoral period to merit aiditional considera ifion in the political appoiniuents and econcessions to be nade by Lic. Gustavo PIAZ Ordaz after he becomes president is being carried vy, IOSMImy-4, fAre | 2. Developnentss ; Opec AD ; tite. IDENTITY-1 orranized a strong and larcpe chapter of its organization at the University of Vera Crus at Jalacacduring this: period, This university has sone 22,000 students and has had a sizeable Communist infiltration of its student renis in the past according to Station re- ports. This makes four universities now in which IDETI’-l has chapters: Universidad Nacional Autopona de Mexico (URSY in Mexico City), University of Pugbla, University of Guadalajara, end University cf Vera Cruz. Taree i of these universities (the Solv excepticn is Guadala‘ara) art noved cen- ters of Communist activit: af Sore Sane een ial Oe a b. OFLGUAGE (Mexico) committed itself to a pro ran whereby it will try to concentrate a sizeable portion of its funds available far university activities into the build-up of the facilisfes and carauili‘ ies of the University of Guadalajera, This has been ungertazen, it is under. Stood, at the urging of ODACID, ror this forthconin: fiseal year, 17:5, Ls i has asreed to pit $100,000.00 into this procram (accent half of its available | I 1 bidget); its long-range intention is to try to create another prestice university in Mexico that will drain some of the student crush from UNAM, Before making a final recommendation on the University of Guadalajara for this pro.ram, QKFLOWAGE (Mexico) Sindent Affairs Officer made a check with the Station on the University of Guadalajara situation. At that time, he indicated that this undertaking had teen discussed with the university authorities and student leaders at Guadalajara, He said that, from his observations, the university seemed to be firnly in the control of IDEN. TITY-1 for the forseeabdle future, and based on the longer-term prospects for a reasonable degree of political stability and a proper orientation on the part of the university, vis-a-vis PBPRIME, this plaved a big factor in the selection of the University of Guadalajara for this purpose. seer c. At the University of Puebla recently some students allied with IDENTITY-1 were evicted from the school by the Commmists entrenched | there over their anti-Communist ane other orzanizational activities, IDENTITY-1 mechanisn nas carried this issue to the newspavers and several articles have appeared in various Mexico City newsparers in support of the IDENTITY-1 position which is, essentially, this an aitempted purge of the elimate in Puebla for the coming electoral campaign appearance by DIAZ Ordaz there. This is indicative, however, that the IDENVDITY-1 forces are effective and actually attempting to overcome the Commnist influence in .. the university in Puebla (see Separate Cover Enclosure No. 1). : dad. In the URAM resistance movement to Dr. Ignacio CHAVEZ, the | pro-Commnist rector there, IDENTITY.1 has played a proninent part in the : general effort to prevent CHAVEZ fron taxing complete and unchallenced cone © | trol of the University, An example of the activities undertaken by IDEVTITY-1L: is forwarded as Separate Cover Znclosure No. 2 to this discatch. This , bulletin was put out in 10,000 copies, The ceneral problen in UNAM has been to walk the narrow path of preventins the Rector fron establishing a dictatorship in the UNAM (and, thus, being able to use the University Tor pro-Commnist purvoses with impunity) while avcidin= $9 stich pressure ' that he would te forced to resimm. In the latter instance, the replace- ment Rector would be designated for at least Sour years by President Adolfo LOPEZ Mateos with Humberto RCLVERG, the presidential secretary who has essisted the pro-leftist forces ax the University frequently in the past | with funds and other Support, mrobasly having a sisnivicean: influence in the choice, Since CHAVEZ' tern as Rector expires in early 13705 and Gus- tavo DIAG Ordaz will be safely in as President of Mexico by then, it is Sorters men mene * i. a is ae it's hese ee
ee et ae a aks RAR ER a we oer ee ADTe RE A ea MO aT. 500 eR EA OS ATER Pte poe engin ioe A SBI CB ety ca eS a an Ww b. There is some competition between Froject LIHUFF and Project ve LICGAX in UNAM that thus far has beem compatible. Essentially, the former works the Catholic side of the street and the latter, the so-called “inde- pendent” side, There has teen plenty for each to do at UNAM up to this: peint. } Tae only reason this is pointed out is that at some time in the future this | could take a twist where a problem could come into existence, but not yet. hk, PLANS: ' @. The Station plans to continue to handle the student activities : as it has in recent months; that is, to, arovide zunds for specified acvivi- : ties in the four wilversities in which IDENPITY-1 is now working based on whatever priorities seem © exist at the time, |MKA2O - Ano b. At the present time, an IWENTTTY-1 representative is on a trip to help create similar or.anizations at the University of Ecuador and at universities in Argentina, Brazil, ‘and Guacemala at the request of student | elements at each location, He will also visit student groups with whorn reia- ; tions are maintained by IDENTT?Y-1 in El Salvador, Panama, Peru, Chile, Uru- | guay, Venezuela and Colombia. This is not being funded by the Station, but it will receive the IDENTITY-1 representativds reports on his trip. " ; . 5. SECURITY: There have been no security problems noted during this period. pts. INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION: | Tabet lisence production from Project LIHUFF for the period included | * the following | . @. HMH-8459, dated 20 February 1954 (not noted in Reference A). { ~~" b, MEXI-E287, dated 17 February 1964 (not noted in Reference A). e@. HWiHi-6556, dated 7 March 1044 i a, Wu-6592, dated 13 March 1964 e, HH-C507, dated 12 March 1904 f. HeM-S062, dated 31 March 1964. g. Heé-8046, dated 14 May 190% y h. HMMA-23429, dated 14 May 195: ; he forecoin: is quite aside from a food deal of report material which, though not disseminable, is of consideradle interest to the Station. pry VIOL ATIO’ pou SECK SrRIBUTLON LEC hk Rie Gt @é ets 40 FiELD pis “CURT FOrM it Fete OUS {ON1:ON CRS CREAT nw REF, acts 38 $30, su SEGRE? (Jecrrawte i 3 we aia . porte bay, , » 7 «6 « 4 s. - Cidade FCAT Ce G pPailed GIMECE 6760 HO CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET IBS1A-22554 felt better to handle CHAVEZ' through the "resistance, put not resignation" technique and pe.iae on a wore sultalle (from PBPRIG viewpoint) replacenent by DIAZ Ordaz at the end of CHAVEZ’ tern. vi et Ce @hor urcpacscde uaterial of a eeneral anti-Commnist nature was put“dut by IDENTITY-5 in a semi-monthly bulletin, Separate Cover En- closure No, 3 is a sample of the bulletin which is distributed to news- papers, radios, educational institutions, government offices and key figures, labor unions, industrial leaders, and similar key opinion makers and usually invoaves some 2,000 copies. ae Yo 3. PROBLESS: ene fot @. There are no > particular protlems with thig project except those involving funds. Thus far, LIHUPF/1 and LIHUFF/2 have found it pos- sible to underwrite other activities, suen as IDENLITY-6 and various aspects of student undertakings, throuch ad hoc donations usually from PBPRIME busi-~ ness interests in Mexio. However, this does not lend itself to continuity of effort and planning on anything put a short range basis for obvious rea- sons, o asiiph tied eter re wt OCR eb tla, oO OTD en Waa edt Bt Sa UI men pe narmarmarpemer epi pee j i sso midchapigie on
SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT TO HMMA-23554 IDENTITIES DEVTTrTy.2 , * + + » Moviniente Universitario de Renovadora Crientacion {FuRO) tse 6 . Manue) CALVILLO IDENTITY-& IDENTITY-6 . . por meceepetie me wpe ae ‘+ + Partido Hactonalista Hexicano (Pi) * + + Partide accion Nacional (pay) - » « Comite Mex3 vano para la Divalza- cioa de los Objetivas, Estrateria ¥ Tatlicas del Communismo se « “"Espatot Bi 7 vs cr ai < . or 4 Dale al 3 at ae reat, elena sein L i HI
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A a ee ae ee ernie cee np ee Meeting ate DISPATCH ee ee Culef, WH Division FO. Fro Chief of Station, Mexico Cit SUBECT © Lreurr - Quarterly Progress Report (December 1963; ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCED Ref: A, HMMA 22575 of 6 December 1963 B. HMMA 28550 of 3 December 1963 “C. DIR 99100 of 4 February 1964 - D. DIR 45153 of 27 October 1962 ~ E. RYBAT MMS 2530 of 15 August 1962 . PROCESSING ACTION CULT QUALITIED ofce CAR UDC impduag anon: eee rent atten ee it ts tang emmys BECROF nag Janus Februa y_ 196! Americen Affairs) had been helping LIMUFF/2, particularly vith a subsidy to ‘ assist in the publication of the right-wing economies Pp edits, 2. Reference D approved of a Station subsidy of $15,000 pesos ($1,200.00 U.S. dollars) monthly to be Biven to LIHUFF/2 for this same publication, 3. The Mexico City Station's views on this Publication and of the LIEUFF Operation were reported in reference B of 3 Decemb these views are still valid at the Station. In particular, other aspects er 1963 » and paragraph 3 of reference B gives the beckground on how the Mexico City Station beceme involved in the subsidy to this very conservative and right “wing economic publication, TI. OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS FOR THE PERIOD OF THIS REPORT: a 4, LINUFF/2 became involved in the reorganization and activities of the rig wing Partide Nacion. onalista Mexicano (PHM) which att or conservative, political groups in Mexico. The U; (continuea) Distribution: £y- C/wep pted to “unify the right", inion Nacional Sinarquista . 50-12 Y-28/ 3 10 March 1964 HOS FILE Muneaen 50-12b-23/1 MMM FOR wT BO INDEXING at QeaED 22 ane nein a e + rere rnten ~ rpperrormmenyger sera mn « ee pgs ca te ot a ehi@tadietived he ai 08.4 SO wate. na Rentedicaoot Sale. Stor pemrerrnpyies meme vberim + swelbeibcs 9H Sita ceaetligke os, Bick ae. 4 :
Be 8 iene a ne ari ht Cereannee Ae aeeten nw anions 6 revere tren Ue PATO Grable Atala be CONTINUATION OF ° DISPATCH SECRET BMMA-23060 | 4 4 | i (U.H.S.), the Partido Autentico Revoluctonario Mexicano (P.A.R.M.) and the P.ELM, held long discussions and worked out a voint program - but they could not induce the Partido Accion Nacional (P.A.N.), the Catholic right-wing and legally regijs- tered Party to join them - so it is believed the efforts at unification will come to naught. i 5. The Mexico City Station dtd not get involved in the P.N.M, activities | of LIHUFF/A, either directly or indirectly, 4 6. The Movimiento Universitario Renovadora Orientacion (M.U.R.0.) groups : at the National University and at the Universities of Puebla, Morelia (Michoacan) and Guadalajara contimied their ant{-Communiat campaigns. At the National Univereity (U.N.A.M.), in perticular, M.U.R.O. vigorously supported the Mexico Station's student candidates and organizations. This was a result of LIHUFF/1 guidance which he received from the Station. v4 ¢ 7. From the M.U.R.0. group the Station continued to receive information 1 on atudent activities, primarily concerning the U.N.AM, \ . ty 8. As an exemple of M.U.R.O. anti-Commmist activity the leaders of this . organization sent telegrams to Santiago, Chile and to the Chilean Embassy in | Mexico City protesting the (then Plans for) holding of the Latin American Youth Congress (Communist) in Chile. ‘wo of these leaders also visited the Chilean Embassy in Mexico and pretended to be interested in visas to go to this Congress and made remarks about this Communist Congress. “| j 9. In view of the lack of formalized status and dependence upon OOA funds! for financing, the principal problem has been to find cleared businessmen (Americans) to whom the Station could appeal for continued financial support of the publication and some student activities of the LIHUFF groups. : PLANS: Iv. 10. The Station plens to abide by reference C insofar ag expenditures from Station funds are concerned. 4ny other financial support will of necessity have to come from interested U.S. businessmen. : ii. The Station plans to continue to use the M.U.R.O. student orgenization | as a vigorous and “shock troop" type group in support of Station and KUBARK atudent anti-Commmist objectives. The M.U.R.O. group will also continue to i be used es sources of information of interest on University activities. ‘| 12, The Mexico City Station can also use LIHUFF/2 as a writer (who cen on own get articles in "El Universal” and "Excelsior", Mexico's two biggest and bes newspepers). His use will be restricted to strongly anti-Commmist, anti- i Soviet articles. | V. SECURITY: 13. There have been no security problems during this period. Only LIHUFP/1! . ie aware of ODYOKE involvement: LIRUFP/2 and others believe businessmen are ' still the sources of funds and guidances. : . Xk. As stated in paragraph 10 above, the Station plans henceforth to spend: "8." $500 (dollars) monthly to support student activities, primarily |’ b. $500 (dollars) monthly as the salary to LIHUFF/1. -. 15. .Any other monies LIRUFF gets as a result of Station actions will come from support of U.S, business contacts of the Station. 4 3 | eit Sabaia wich etoibaiss.
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ee ge re mane ni eee RE ee” Oa em den nme ae NCR ete Dl 5 p AY C FH | secaet oe Chief, Ail wavedsun poe TaN TD i fae itt ele tha , ‘seg et Sot i + ae ° Chief of Gtat-ou, Meas? Sty 0 i Bo robe AMIUE 2 ProaeeOm we HiShA+LI950, 2 Decer.ber £303 l. The followin, are sispat ches and cables which have. reguited from LIHUFE eimce b january 1953: 20072, & Feb 43 203904, lo Mar 63 23354, Zi May 63 22245, 4 Oct 63 20905, 14 Mar 6} 21636, 23 Jun 3 22302, 13} Oct 63 26933, 29 Mar 63 21638, 9 Jul 63 22346, 22 Get 63 2i039, 3 Jul 63 22457, & Nov 63 2lTii, 19 Jal 63 22430, 14 Nov 63 21433, 30 Jul 63 22524, 22 Nov 63 2255u, 2 Dec 63 21126, 19 Apr 63 230, 23 Apr 63 265, 20 Apr $3 HMB 287, IP Apr a3 7334, 7 Joa 63 7363, 11 Oct &3 MEX 3321, 15 Mar 63 5297, 3 Jul 63 4133, 10 Apr 63 6752, 1 Nov 63 (continued) Attachment: Nepepaper ~ Dietribution: 3-Wh, watt “reas creed a * PasParee §ewteR AND MEER : Date ; 6 December 1% 1963 MMMAM22575_ 6 ee © eee ee nae ence nett: . BASIC TOMG ROT IME Mme $9-124-28/4 ee Be ee ECRET Teta ee roe ae renee. HMMA 21638, 3 May 63 22021, 2? Aug 63 awe idibts dbetettt bi ven Ae tae pid antes Seats Md tae hea caer ewe SRS TY ve CRON et § rena ‘ ere 7 Mon Pepeeesr ear eree nmr cans natacamemipilernsts | dae. . a . ag Tart? gy'e Eat oe ths Seta et att by a The waite nsbtai Bibote soit ei
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Go PPE REINA» Gta a Aree te Be te ne ee ne tae tee ae cron aetna ase f2ek TNA TEEG, TE “Went a ce at hana aceite ee we MEE meen ke ee LtHwFer ph/y "SECRET BAUGE WE. o a it HAME CHECK ARKD CONSOLIDATION REQUEST _ pe a | j TO TUBE ROOM DATE INITEALS CHECH ING INSTRUCTIONS ; FROM: Chequesters nace) @ é ‘ REPLY TO DIRECT FIELD TRACE REQUEST SEX DISPAICH BYMNOL AND NUMBER BELOW TO: RID/D&P | FOR: Dispatch to Field ‘fa NO INFORMATION ON SUBJECT IN RID/IN TO BE COMPLETED BY DESK : nevi pdleloadedtamde set odice Cc IF A SEARCH OF DESK FILES AND OTHER AVAILABLE z. a SOURCES REVEALS NO IDENTIFIABLE INFORMATION up 5 PLEASE CHECK AND RETURN TO RID/D&P conn = oy TET ; == 694 “GGNATURE (P) i afte Om: tt mae | * Nh wee STD . “TY Q. , POUCH TO (lig) = om a to 3620 (20) BE CHECKED SuRh ame GUVEN BABES . . a A he —~ 4 PAZ ELENA ‘GareO UE oe eae ie Gain / 050-009-001 _ . HRM -08338-— 2 deaeei/ ot 23 JAN 64 fonaei cape Le CIT MEXICO ; . ; ADD: MEXICO, ALANCASTER NO. 220, LOMAS VIPREYSS, MEXICO, D.F. 4 JA RELATIVE OF OCTAVIO PAZ LOZANO, MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO ASGHANISTAN i te: corse makers} TRACE ROVIING 70 U/}iB/3 lL. Return this form with the card repro~ @) Use gummed label; type or print all entries. @) Upon receipt of index card reproductions draw a green diagonal line across the items you do not want. @) Edit (use green) the reproduced index ecards to indicate: oa (a) cards to be destroyed (mark with green D and note reason for destruction) Examples: document destroyed; duplicate or less informative than retained in- formation; information of no CS value. aperture cards and the dossier if a 2 the subject exists. ‘ corresponding card and check (a) or (b) below: (a) (1 Consolidate into 201- {o) corrections and additions, inclu- (o>) ([] Open 201 file on subsert ding infinity symbol oo when card in- cludes all facts contained in the document. RESTHICT AOR CFF ony) note 2. Information concerning foreign public personalities (except mil tary) may be available in BR/ocR x73997. Note 1. Records cf COI, SSU, OSS and CIG are in RID/ARD, and those that reet indexing criteria in CSHB 76-1-1 are carded in the CS Main Index. If you believe there could be additional in-} formation of value in these records, you must request an Archives Index search. pate SIGNATERE CF RECORDS GFFECER seaatile s \ t ‘ crmrapey en bri ductions, also return pertinent documents, me mR pL RoE aeeettes 2. For each docurent to be included in the consolidation (i.e., copy or cross reference to be placed in the 201 file), green Di the e t 5+ anereererrecegpemnenrenseaata ®
74-qd090 i = IS APPROXIMATELY UsS. $5708 FOR 5,009 COPIES atD- | PAPERBACK AVAILABLE. VIEW BULK [___[bevteves THIS ' "4 COVER MOST SUITABLE. DUE SUMMER VACATION BOOK : : i . @ di _ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE INFO + CA 2, , a,/ece, ca/eRoP,, ci/IC 2, VR 4 _ 6 An SECRET 172123z 4 4 ee me. eo ORY MEX] INFO DIR CITE B939 17dutin00923°. :4 KUYOLF LIHUFF REF MEXI- 1526() 8 776 3)t 1. BES® PRICE FOR PRODUCTION BOOK OF 432 PAGES reer inti MOLDING OF TYPE FOR ONE YEAR, THIS INCLUDES COMMON _ PAPER AND CARDBOARD COVER, NO COVER SIMILAR UsSe. ewe eh ge Mt of LOY MO ene Twas eT: PROMISED WITHIN 32 TO'63 DAYS. | 2e SHOULD| | PROCEED? . ee os “§ ECRET. Co . wane pee ee rege en C/S COMMENT: *RE PRINTING PROP BOOK.. pO SECRET eS] REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED — Copy No. ere. 2 Nnei eterht f- ° . ~mener ¥ “eer — 4 ry - 4 2
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. Bt oA = ty 4 a as TT Pa, eR SEs Le Be - es a. See of Stain, | mo ~“e Da ee Se Lm] . ae } e : ane uee nnn BEAL OF Stgtlon, Moxion City 2! eran ALIENS i RED Ry Bea P LIS actions Seo Pamgsars 5 1. ASteched Sint tha oricinal aauugerint of o yok Waiah @erefully ducummrts the pemetration of Mewico's eiucatioml sirates Ye Cosusaista. Sach a toca, whieh often maaan perocng enzolntad af @F essociated Tith the Goreremest ef Kexico, could ma poosildy ke printed ja Mexico. 2, ifxing the fects eonteion) in tails book pallte ant "qurte @hle” is an isportent ci]ep in Mexico Statios's current ermal to emdicete Camamirt ftofimence in Haziran elusaticn, st in alse aeaeitiea thes political meportussiont of the boos aicnet furcy Merlean offielals te rears same Commmist tascher’, @.1 sertalmiy would inhibit Curate Cogmunict appolatmemts. &, X& 4@ seqeriad that Btetion| ecvengs fer ting publleation of the emaweript thr. 6 omistans | BEC. OF frat prcnc, Gosre23 faculd be forwaried to Glaciim beaieo. Lt:0 CHORE howiling the publiesticom should Le reat te stand fies, efter gihlic Gatiou, if aaatd for wows bo bar ected an ageat. A priest mua of 5,000 evaien is roquested, with the pricter to retata the ine for 6b lorwt ene your, ie the evest edditioml conica ere requires. fj | Station will be eked ts pouch a géeall mosper of ocpicg te ataties Fexics imsediately en pohlicetion, ‘Sat lutea WLLL. be aated to attewupe to arree repliier ccomexcial ¢hinesmt to Raxrioa . booictorcn. ia the erort tie GE pechitite feoortsslon of the hook fest likely, opee printed by a repataale yaublishe:), Suetiaa Yealeo will provide further loetructions [oF Forniningecp. co. &, Station Rextes will Mate aay essintencs, and ecposinliy any priority, ubich Staticn oom provide ia this mptsar. Bistrikyiions a ‘ 2 = We att iL Be WE wo att j GB» Biles . _ Willard ¢. Curtis ~ CROSS REFERERCE 10 oe cael eatin eat ne + i ia aoe ea ee es 9 7 Fae oe “ ; SECRET < Sarnnita, pi Stars tade i 8 ee BEADS 6b Ontobse P¥ek ; eet ok
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