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104-10186-10110 Fog CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY e ©‘Thie matériel eoataine information egecting ahe National Deftones ef the United States within the meaning of the Eepienage Laws, Thue 14, 0.6.0. Seca, THE sind TH the transmission ‘ef ferélation of which in aay manner 10 8B UBAUlhorised pereon te prokidited by tne, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM REPORT NO. cs CI-316/01240- 64 counteyCuba suect Alejo GARRIGA Rabasa DATE Distz,, -12- October 1964 , ; NO. PAGES 7 RETURN TO CIA | ’ Use Only REFERENCES Background Do Not Reproduce ' Info. 1964 an DATE Aca. October 1964 : FIELD REPORT NO. THIS is “GNEVALGATES INFORMATION. “sounee GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT iS Tinvanvé sourcéy A fovmer™ Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964, mn Headquarters Comments The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any . of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. 1. Alejo/GARRIGA Rabasa is a sergeant in the police force and is Chief of Personnel of the Department of Investigation. Source heard a rumor tuat GARRIGA was arrested over a year ago and condemmed to ten years in prison. 2. GARRIGA was born about 1924, is five feet nine inches tall, 1760 pounds, has .a big build, a fair complexion, and wears glasses.), ,2 Headquarters Comments 1. A fairly reliable source in a document dated 5 August 1959, stated that Alejo S. GARRIGA y Rabasa was a first sergeant and Chief of Services and Personnel in the Departamento Tecnice de Investigaciones de-la Policia Nacional Revolucionaria (Technical Department of Investigations of the National : Revolutionary Police). 2. First Sergeant Alejo GARRIGA y Rabasa was identified by a usually reliable source on 17 May 1961 as the Departamento Tecnico de Investigacions (DTI) Chief of Personnel whose wife said she had been allowed to see him on only two occasions since 4 he had been arrested sixty days earlier by G-2 agents, along with ‘ others. His wife said that only GARRIGA, out of the EIT 3 : whole group, had been héld incommunicado. : SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM i i Us vores, =WH/SA 7 (1), WE 1 (2), CI 4, RID 1 u“ IP a aan Pee 5 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS KDITIONS 2 JUN ee
(041017740154 fig Som , € cee % TOs 7 Be Director S-' “Federal Bureau of Iavestigatioa nr | Attention: Mr, & J. Papich FROM | - Deputy Director (Plans) “William Alexsader MORGAN INTERNAL SECURITY - ‘Caba ° oe arsed 15 ae abad the following information contaiued in a memafaaduns from. 2, = Clevwal. Obie, duted 8 Jaquary 1989, subject and 2 le auitbes ‘as - c/o 85° indicated above: a a? eyG oa yas ‘Scheol.::-He spent eae year in the vane Marined asd thenealicted in the United St sea which he. Lot aaaeaiere ‘discharged: Dai ag: 2 ara
As aticle appenrlig le the Jaauary %. 1989" ‘edition, of the |. & Toledo, Odio, daily acwepaper. Fae .MORGAN, con of Mr, and Mre,: Ae: a nthe indices of the Telede Polica Deparunsi al following data on William Alexander MORGAN ahs ' William A. “San Angelo Texas MORGAN. oo ~ . . Police Depértment Willam Aecested for ermed - en Teleda, Obie _ MORGAN robbery. tot baaked, William — _. MORGAN “ Distributiosd. | 2+ Addréasve _ 3+ CE Liatsoa Oo - _ “Prepared by we)
14-00000 SECRET REQUEST FOR PROJECT LIENVOY RENEWAL A. Current Objectives. The objectives of this project remain the same as those stated in the last renewal request. The project contimes de the Mexico Station with game rapid to : The only wajor change which will cceur in the next project year is a It is too early to determine how this change will affect the operation of LIENVOY. The COs Mexico has been assured that LIENVOY will remain in operation but LITENSOR wante it to continue as is for en as yet undetermined length of time. All eajor objectives of the project are being effectively realized. Be Changes. In the last project renewal request, it vas planned to move the intercept eenter for security reasons. This move has been held in abeyance pending soue indication from LITENSCR on how his suecessor will feel about the future of LIENVOY and the manner he wishes it to operate. The security of the premises has been tightened and it is believed that LITENSOR can handle any problems which might arise. C. Intelligence Production. Each month an operational report is forvarded to Headquarters listing the dispatches, cables, and intelligence reports based on LIENVOY production. In September 1963 Paul V. LEVISTER (ps), Headquarters KUTUBE officer, came to Mexico on temporary duty to review the LIENVOY and LIFEAT projects as examples of technical operations producing a high rate of positive intelligence, It is suggested that the study prepared by this officer be reviewed in connection with this request for renewal. De. Effectiveness. The OY project contimies to provide the sane to the highest level | “hich is more effective with each year of operation. The daily “resumen” from the riv target lines provides current intelligence as well as background data on | | The Cuban section at the station would be seriously handicapsed without the daily transeripte on the Cuban Embassy lines, The same is true for the Soviet and Soviet Sattellite coverage. Background information fron LIENVOY on thase offictals has lead to aucceassful. recruiteents in the Cuban and the Tugoslev Eubassies. Ee Problews. There have been no significant security, cover, control or liaison problems during the past year. SECRET
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Dat anny ee oe ane . tom canse og soy ' e~ certs i CPO ETE AN NO DIS p ATCH u-B-C-R-E-T i fore} 2. TO chief, 7 a. i - | ‘ian wrest tee j ME aS 3" = (CRETE ONE) <a for tr. Jol, on Willt GAN gi + Stateless [1 ee SENS eques Bi * £12” yo | iN NO INDEXING "REQUIRED ACTION FEQUMED INDERING CAN 6E JUDGED BY QUALIFIED RQ OFSK ONLY AEFERENC ER i t . O\ 1, The following is a transla$zon of a memorandum received from : {ewounn on 12 Mays ‘ ° “We would apprediate all information possible on Willian . JF MORGAN who forveited h enship on 3 September 19592 Af°94_ : i Subject 1s directing a revolutionary marement from Gibe agetnst “i. . a ain Ss ances"*race reques ¥9 i: 2e Please indicate in answer what parts may be passed tof unouny } BT | | DUDLEY P. JENTONS Boo ‘ § Distribution: - WH 2 - WE Pie oie men acts j OR =: ar ae ae WER » * Pa sat g i fe ee vay oF e F : at so te oy gute Mee AE ee CNR ce Ry OE Ee a REN EEE Pe rar en CARRE Sir ch hy A nr AR Ct. arenas sa ibacare in ara are Aes ae areca cams meat t es <p i ++ 48 oes RekaCet Bt Sd wot + ¥ - I . hearer ne mt es ele lk ee wee, , sername ~~ To whee Be at er t
ere’ spre SECRET -2- P, Liaison. This project contributes to the friendly attitude of the Mexfiean Govern- ment officials. Regarding the assaseination of President Kennedy, Willard C. Curtis alerted Mexican officials on 23 November to selected LIENVOY coverage of the Cubén Exbassy. As a result they took jamediate action favorable to PEPRIME, they made arrests, conducted interrogations, rejected the Cuban Embassy protest note and killed the’Seviet propaganda effort to place the dlema on minority groupe in PBPRIME. With wide prese play, Nexican Foreign Ninister, | Mamuel Tejle, publicly. ordéred the Mexican Ambassador in Cuba to return the - protest note as unacceptable and notin keeping with diplomatic protocol. G. Interagency Coordination. The chief, PESWING, Mexico, is the only ODYOKE representative in Mexico outeaide KUBARK who is aware of this project. There is no coordination in this regard, E. Plana. Tuere will ve no significant operational changes until LITENSOR is re= placed. If this occurs during the coming project year, a project amendment will be subnuitted. ; I, Costs. 1. For the past pertod. The cost of the project (paid by Mexico Station exclusive of Headquarters costs) from 1 February 1965 through 430 June 1965 was US #19, 357047 and from 1 July 1963 through 31 December 1963 #19,105.1% stual) and for Jemary 1964 $20,000 18 estimated. 2. For the next project year. During the period 1 February 1964 through 31 January 1965, ap estimated amount of US $47,068 will be required with US $20,530 to be spent from 1 February 1964 through 30 June 1965 and $26,533 to be spent from 1 July 196% through 31 January 1965.
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(fostoree-07t3] ayn mY pe aa, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Tow material foataine talwrmatian effecting the Watarne Oefeners of the United States withia the meaning ef the Rupiemage Laws, THis 18, Vac. Sem HS ead fe4, the irensmilsion or reewewn ef which in say manner to om tinautborised perma w probibited by lee, SECRET SO FOREIGN DISSEM’ ¢ countay CU>® REPORT NO.  CSCI-316/01237-64 SuMeCcT Arturo HERNANDEZ Telileria DATE DISTR. & Octoder 1964 NO. PAGES i? RETURN TO CIA © REFERENCES a Background Use Only iv pate of 1964 Do Not Reproduce . ~ PLACE & Washiagton, D. C. — ; : Dale acg. October 1964 —s «RIEL. REPORT NO, ‘TUS i UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE OLFINITIVE, ‘APPRAISAL OF CONTENT @ TENTAnVE SOURCE: 4 former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Iatelligenace ‘ Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comments : sO , pe eenta, Decied aa e ei eeneen / The. following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. 1. Arturo HERNANDBS Telleria was a. sergeant in BATISTA’s police force; he accompanied BATISTA when he was overthrown and a escaped “tO S8nto Domingo. After a few days HERNANDEZ returned to Habana. HERNANDEZ is -now the Chief of Archives of the Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence ~ DGI). 2. HERNANDEZ was dorn sometime prior to 1919. He is five feet pipe inches tall, 180 pounds, has a heavy build, and gray & hair's Headquarters Comments: i. In a report dated 5 August 1959, a fairly reliable source stated that Arturo TELLERIA Hernandez, a sergeant, is an agent in Bureau “A“ Archives of the Technical Department of Investigation of the National Revolutionary Police (DTIPNR). 2. In an official directive issued by the Technical Department of Investigation of the Cuban Revolutionary Police on 20 April 1960, Arturo TELLERIA Hernandez was listed as a sergeant in thes 3 4 Archives Section. This report was dated 19 October 1960. 4 3 rT 3 2 SECRET tates nom svwaeeel 1 NO FOREIGN DISSEM weet 1 STATE Dia ARuy | Navy i aia NSA x oce FBI 2 REP CINCLANT CINCSO? TENS i_inete: Field distedeton inagated by “2 ~.} | eed {U/SALY KE hespa) loli cr/pea SIE! iss R—)- <2 wal dSad * fas ys “pa! Oe re eee 7 (1), WE 1 (2), ‘ {rorans WH/SA § N20 1965 -
14-00000 *, oY * ‘ ~, L “s A os i SECRET ; | NO FOREIGN DISSE CSCI-316/0123} -64 } 3. <A usually reliable source, in a report dated 12 August 1963, gaid that one Arturo TELLERIA waa & sergeant in the Technical Dopartment of Investigation (DTI). . . a + FO! Oe omg tece or wees 6 “SECRET. - NO. FOREIGN DISSEM ,
14-00000 sr RY ME ote ech ae Ze . . . 2 > ® oa » & ® a » as ie ‘ ware gis : sO : SECRET ad - 2e Agent, Salaries , 7 PY 64 PY 65 ‘LIENVOY~2 $2,400 $5,360 = oe LIENVOY~4 1,200 1,000 LIENVOY-$ 1,200 1,680 _ LIENVOY-6 800 1,120 ~ LIENVOY-7 800 1,120 - LIENVOY-1LL "4,200 1,680 LIENVOY-12 1,200 1,680 ~ LYENVOY-1b ; 800 1,120 LIENVOY-15 260 364 LIENVOY~16 800 1,120 LIENVOY-18 2,200 1,680 Christmas bomus one month's pay 1964 2,320 Contingency fund for new agents or 950 - 1,334. severance pay Operational expenses 800 - 1,200. Local purchase supplies & ¢eutpment 1,060 1,500 Upkeep of 2 QP vehicles 4oo 800 Safehouse rental 1,000 1,500 Entertainment & gifts for Mexican offictals -1,000 2,000 Purchase of information via LIENVOY-2 1,200 609 TORAL $ 20,530 $ 26,538 Jo AMHEX. The equipment and Headquarters technical support furnished thie project has bean excellent. ; K. RByergency Conditions. There has been no change in emoygency conditions arrangement since the last project renewal request. | ' i SECRET os
(toetorse-oom] - , ee : Background Use Ouly o> De Not Rearedusa a“ & . e oN See REPORT NO. ' SECRET : . UFG-6729 °°. : TTT pare of nteoar ee - a 18 February 1965 - | “wo noo a , 4 and 2:3. ANCHEER-1 in AMOT DD-1260, dated 29 from Vicente RODRIGUEZ Suarez (A 32 409 861), a) nd acquaintance of ALPIZAR,. RODRIGUEZ is an AMOT ‘eollaborat “Field Commont No, 1 was based on UFG-6636, Paras, 3 - S3. AMOT-173 in DD~1245 and DD-1247, dated 19 January 1965, from Erlinda-PUIG ‘Nunez and. Marcelino GARCIA Jimenez, ANRAZZ-1 reported.on-25 January 1965 that it had been rumored in oxile circles that KUBARK "gave BOSCH the green light" for the 17 January aerial attack, but that there was no hard evidence to corroborate this, ~ news pai pa: ' RID; No index,” HQS.: Please pass CINCLANT. a Group 13/.-Excluded from _ Automatic Downgrading - and Declassification OPTIONAL: SNVAIEO GELOW MEEO NOT BE wise an ar DUPLIC steo ACCOMPANYING aeroat i. “BISTRIBUTION __ | “INTRACAGENGY “poe EXTRA.AGENCY ti: 4 - Has, | i cy. each to Miami reps, of: { 1 - core a - 7 State, F,B.I., I&NS, Customs [ 2 _(Paneee ee (ciNeon L U.S.C.G., Border Patrol "4. | : ~ [Panana” ‘ . vee fe CounTRY — Oo. OF gncuosuase ‘ | oO. Paare . cee le vee neue : i “euasEeT PT Saati i- pame 1447 vee : tm sp A _ sao
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Records Collection Act of 1992 
(44 USC 2107 Note) 
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Yedéral Bureaa of Dwvestigation Attentions ‘Mre Se ve Papich: Deputy Director, Plans *, SUBJECT: William Alexander MORGAH e oo, Internal Security ~ Cuba: vo so -: Reference ‘ta made to your baited; dated 9 seeaney 1960, your “file moaber 105-70973, with the. above subject, requesting any information uwhich thia Agenoy may have ‘on: ths ‘entry: ‘into the United States of William : ' Alexander ‘MOROAN, his purpose in being ‘here, ‘and whether he is in’ the : : “United States: legally. This: office has no information ‘at the present- . time “concerning ‘a trip to the United. States ‘by MORGAN. The information 3 contained in your memorandum has been, forwarded ‘to the ‘representative of. this Agency in Habana, and any information of interest received will be forwarded to: your Bureau. ; * e80163/759,062.- bn tie eR oot “Department. of State | - ie Department of the Army : ‘ on .. .- Departaent of the Navy: ; , er. United States Air Force 7; Dunigration and Naturalisation Service So | wi/ii/cube/iEdmndares . 15 March 1960 | wb. 5 Ddetrtaition: - Se . . BASED ON: | DBF-1,3016 ea ia @ Origs &1l- ‘aeizonpes: . ; a” S$ . .. +. PROJECT: | HO PROJECT as RI " (201~251245) — ; we ing Rs age age Fee 2s ~'Wi/l/cuba o an BS {. DOle FTUGS
/104-10188-10052] Lt) _ DISPATCH 1 PM ACRED ROE NL YING i Pea ROEUNG RCE t Chief of Station, Mexico City ee ; ORY Galt ORS CaN ames INCELING nlp eee nk ee een tne ent mea ener eee sete ra i a a ee Att a MY amma i . leneome suastd (ROSS REFERLACE 10. ACTION REQUIRED - BEILREMLES WL. Project . Would yo -\dn'the renewal. - 14 “for the LP, would it be ‘possible to reallocate funds previously ‘budgeted for LISALAD and for "purchase of information" to cover Chief, WN Division 4 AQ Renewal_of LIENVOY STENVOY is due for renewal on 1 February 1968. u please lét us have a renewal request by 1 January 1968. 2. LEENVOY was. estimated at $57,000. in our recent FY 1968 - program .@xercige,- 80 we must ask that you stay within this figure : Ig you will be necding replacements for equipment the cost of such procurement?. . |. 3. Headquarters appreciates the carefully detailed renewals which you prepare on LIENVOY because they give such a good picture of what the project produces. Could you: also include in the current renewal a brief description of the center and the equipment and . how the management of the daily routine is shared betvcen AREHART and big Mexican colleagues? : Theresa H, BACHARDY Distribution: 2-COS/Mexico City - DISPATCH TiMS0l IND MURDER ‘year ay? uae BMMW~ 15880 1 Kovember 1267 CASSHICATION HOS ALE BUMBLE SECRET §0-6-75/1 ORIGINATING CEFICER § NAME RELERUNG : OFFICE SYMBOL i DATE [OFFERS SGNATURE c i | Vaal (Asana C/NEZ I Piveeove 7 lragW, Qf. Kaudean > oo ¢ ‘40 ; i FIR Fe a eee ee ne A etbennatest Ne fe tt Yn
Bs 8 78 aR “NFO: 7 Re bie eree ste) Ae svat “PERSONAL INTERESTS; Been CUBANS ARE Now. SseRVING Lone ‘PRISON i ; \ ae Sica a . ; Sie unedeceo: IN, wt riudbe ‘angler END oF MESSAGE: cs ‘COMMENT: #HOs stareo THAT ODIDEX. WAS IN CONTACT wifi: HOS 18 Nianclt; RE. i LAN i fuey CONSICER ENG TO ‘RECRUIT ‘WELLIUAM MORGAN. THROUGH: AN ODIREX: ASNT IN, CUBA. “REQUESTED 5 STATICN COMMENTS, - : Fess 4399 “8 ey | SubaCoha la? — wt ay REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE {$ PROHIBSIT(D, Ceny No.
74-00000 l BISPATCH Wretren : Vios GL -BRORE? | oo hel of Statiow, Mexico City. r a a Te) watt Uke REQUIRED CML QUAL ED De oe } Cae 0G ie BAN) { sare. ee ee co wcworM _Chief,_ WU Division srt ori nee cen nant c Fagor ' ACTION was REFERENCES - | . ‘+ Project. LDSWOY was approved, with the folloving comment: ; a TS  *Fhare is @& veakness in the operation because of i Se i Ate aise. The throat of mere mmbers « transcribers, : : : ; lines tapped, reports produced, lends exploited -- *dnevvases tha mathenatioal ‘probability of conpromise. “fhe Station appeara to bo fully avare of this Problem aad ie maintaining tight security discipline.” | t t i i | i to chanzes vero ano in the project and the’ opproving period _ is 1 February 1957 through 31 January | i | { H i THB ' fheresa H. BACHARDY Distribution: . . 2 - COM, Mexico City ; // CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AKO HUNGER _— ony ® ; BEAL. VIR RUS FILE SUMULH CLASSIFICA LIOR COGROWA TING OFFICE SYuaM OATE “OFFICERS MAME . RELEASING . : OF FIGE SUMED DATE Zz SiGRATURE : ft ‘ sO ae és Lh Gl Wilke - C/s/2 tre if . (aut ia va ie 53 use easvioua aomon. io A as : wet a MPR. §-aA
14-00000 ‘T ORGANIZATIONAL f° C/WH/FI Thomas Polgar. co mn SECRET CBSer Feliad Fa} ees es I atte oe - - . 7 Pao) CRIP TOR eM, PROJECT ACTION = fo LIENVOY " “ - a — Vert ve actius | XT are 1 stein Nte@ PROJECT DTV Es EON approval . Wester n Homispher e ivi ision. —- Aut Rowen! TEU STATION ne Mexico Cit ReMteal . BQantH . “POESR . . . ; 7 vy L9G T~ 68 “One . . ; — . 7 Charlotte Bustos-Videla 24 Jan 67 TERMINATION Room NO, BUILD ENG tra.” SEe - OBL ACK _ nm *. ns ee ESB A403 WQS i" 041 6954 CONCURRENCES OF DIVISIONS. CLEMENT © ~ Pypeo NAME (and signature) C/WH/BEF C/WH/SS Donald C.. Marel APPROVAL aepnoving af SIiGHATURE ph : a ' ; FoR DasCreTe PAE PIOUS ‘ ; ‘SECRET . a : : ts) aes BYB tortious an : [ares oa meee]
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