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3 oper sthe ey SORTER Te presen amet sgurées- for the past, 12 yearéy atti ny his Doai established, | Now - 5 . Misdle Bast have "cemmted” cleser identity tarnatlonal: Cosequni st. a Cane . Tan ripe for en assignment either to letin América, Zaetern Burept - ar the Soviet Union, pteferably Maseow, Europe. ~ CLA. could have eenseribed a “more conclusive’ case arainst Valentin vanow, First Secty at the Soviet Embassy tf I hed been called in on ty as Ba be ee ee a ee ee eee a ee : Lilt! SHARE aid El. TE “Gs DST SO An GE Mole, Het. BOTS sur meeting in San Francisee in 1957, (Nev. 2) Bed the Federal Sureau on eaue against Tvanev could have been mare concistve (7) and. complete. “Ae earlier crepe ut Eadie Meseow strongly surgested "Denunciation™ of my Anert ean citizenship in faver of defection to the Communist East; your ageney could very eaetly “yhant® me in one of the Coamumist Bleck of Kations ti Exstern Europe,
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‘Such ‘thing Tete, 80 koep up’ he, goe Sor! three mb Leabhona 5 "and: the: = sys ten: Uheseby J igr DES28.4 d-and resrning; E ie Oy you are an: American Sind (bo ERoe, Cuban one must. live with tham for-a ‘long time. . Be myself but I think I- understand them, . and the oat there I-would like to’ give ‘you a letter:of.: “introduetion - te some: friends of mine in Havana. Through these friendg I had no treubig in setting ccoreration from both the offices of Juan Ortm and Dis Raul Roa. Had i kmown you were going. to have the trouble you dié . I vould have offered to assist you, though at the tins, csvecdal ly ‘on such a very brief acquaintance it. would have seemed as. ir 5 were shevinr myself. forward. ed - eo ei here you are suces “ity. i would like to read some & f ® oh Your duties ever bring you to Atlan i vant you to coms to my, house to stay, i want you to consider it yours as long as yeu like, “We! Airc poor working folke, but whatever we have I want yeu.to think of: it as your ow. And if there is any way I can help the novement from this part of” ‘the. country I would apvreciate your letting, me, a iow. : :
14-00000 ores @ oy ou. Unvestigation, wad” anythin ng: ba » VEER otner aovernment agoné Ree One aD ‘lose 4th. this reminder, « 2E ; : ~ favorites, . though, tT ‘think he: ‘got. 4 fron: ‘Spaints Papicnaria, ‘ana ahe toe ._| Probably got it from: someone elses. It. As better Ger. one to: ae 1. aks feet than. to. Aave “on his. snes. Bo this I add: Vaved ‘ve Carsin 1 Dockery ficured in an earlier report on Tastro-sgents. , im ine  ianmt area. vr. Deckery or Dokery, alics AoW. Davis, etcs> aa was at one time in the employ of the D.I.e.Re or Suban Filitam Te (duly 26th Revolutionary Movement.) He operated ou frequent trips to, Havana, Cuba, ecting in various "Nad d prop": ‘was used vy Mr. ]Jwhile ne wean” Box 35-597 Miamd, Sleridas ooo oo we ' he is deeply ‘sympathetic. with the © amundiat. Tause.s And. ‘such’ man could be extremely useful to. ‘a "Quiet American": such as. ny- lf, sheuld I ever. return to. Cuba. Mire Dockery" ge contacts are a. Lier of fact, as the name of one of his "cont tacta” in Havena tomed-ou t to ‘be Ja* Castro..official well Placed in. the offices. of. Frensa Latina. 7 : bpp gbockery loge “wRevolutionary=type", end ag this: lett er: beastie n
“ sf mI "of Comaniet prereands "et the Commist. frant organteat printing an® aditerial facilities to got out their naterial, i.e. annoano f Lexts tinge, ete. “sf at least Loo 8 Peoples Horkers*. : he day I-visited -the ecitoftial effiees of the P.W.. they ware busy getting cut announcements - "Of sae fortheoming rally.or ‘nesting: and there ware quite @ few volunteer’: é ie to delieve... - jworkers bustly: filling. envelopes and ‘addressing. then wate leads “the Pow, must have a list f "active ‘présComcen ist ‘and Conamist Frieids" at the office. wie $s
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14-00000 ae angxtsciait . July, 26th. Sevelutianary Teyeoenties ‘mouthpiece, -4s- "Rovaleoien:: .:played-up. thia Bod Prelat: {with pix) in’ thalr od] ton ‘ef! may. Ba. pad had an: oppor tuni ty.) te, With thie Cesmus- “hat priest through an interpreters itr. earned: tha ti ‘the priest’ a bishop in Caracas, ‘had ‘transferred, ‘him: tes. poorer “°° parigh beeauge of the. priost'a. Gos ( 4) the Yeneenélen*nrieet informed 2. mat hia tranveread . wae highly desirable in as mich as ne would be aiié “to” ‘wee with "the poor and destitute” spreading the seeds of ‘Cormman~ iem. Thig wae later bern out in the’ pre-Castre Commniat- Gece. talk which. the > pricet from Garacae (eave over Radio oCo. - * Tae Soviet freigater "Gorky*. arrived in Havana Harbor on Yay 4th or Sth, scoompanied by still anether freighter from. = .- the Soviet Union. at least, two Engaian freighters were in. - met the harbor at that time. The Soviet freighter “Gorky* i6 of-. nartiewlar inf ¢ ug in s@ mach aa it wag the "Gorky™ which 20 Put ™ " sréare for gavsrai gave after discharging her cargo ‘Bereytion shile a partisularly improgs- ive “perasnags"” es "intransit® in Havana. Thie international | .- figure was nore other than Jaogues Henard (aiiae’, the ageace . wot ain of Leon teeteky. Menard flew into Havana's Interna clonal : ‘ Airport aboard a Cubana Airlines airplane in the company of. an official ropresentative of Csechoslovakia, acting.as a Cgech Trade Commisaian representative te Cuba. It waa no” mere coincidence that the representative from Caechoslovakia. was‘ the traveling companion of J. Monard. ae it wag later learned thet Treteky's aasascin had applied for political asylum in’. Czechoslovakia; All thie, plus the facet that the Russien sap-- tain eof the Soviet freighter "Gorky". refused te give hie crew - for taia oa" while his ship was on standby. orders to make-ready ke on a foreign passenger. Tae > myeterious Passenger? e cf oe ome é ot to be
14-00000 party (inoleding’ Se _ up a’ young monbe: L ae ma at San .Vicente.® Tals military schesl ie “al t Sate) / bil] -~-. set my back: on the left-hand” ‘Bldeo =the ‘mein... vt eet oa It ie. adjacent to's. mu harbor: with. doaki ng fa- nite “viel sting Mantansa. ‘provencs, wr Co erty > viei- * ted & @$antal tam salied Puerte Eeteranda naar Yinsleae © ~ ae the famone "Cooperative™ leeated in that area, the arty visited #5 the iderlly-loeated harbor of ‘Purse: SpsTranss, fhis harbor ie of major impertance in that it. “de put "@ff-Bounds" te visiters from tims te tine. Thie- fact would guggest that Puerts. Eaperansa repeives “Foreign vieiters". from time ta tims. Foreign vieiters in the. fora “ of merchant “sbipe and tenderct Bhat one. wo cannot Gay. ‘Beaides Puerto © Reperansa, San Vicente, Camaricsa a, Cars denas and Caibarion, the names Caya Large, Zapata Seamps, — care Gace and Sente Leaia ere. mentions repesteais as hee - 5 {seme ov. Gitiss ehsze- S g- Sas Zeal sf genstractissn Bao underway. In ag much ag many of these places de not .::~ have any connection with local. TERA prejecta; it mast he. ; suggested that. these "new projesta” are sonmcted in someway - ' with the alleged sonatrustien of new deoking facilities, . harbor dredging, shelters ani’ rampuays: boing built at: ‘the afore | mentioned! Leca tions. : Returniz fron BL Salado beach: Mr. [hse coe oe any: of Sr: passed tuo” truckloade C3 air Cadets approx.” 60): heading. towards: Hayana.. Upon inquiry, Sr. Le: _ Martines Paula informed: Mr. that the air Cadeta wer _ ‘returning. from basic tradiziag at a_epecial airfield near El. .Saladoe Mr. Puala confided in’ Mr. ver ‘ oot i at the Ale Cadets eto using training planss and ou et fighters left... Over from. _ the. ‘former. ‘Batista _Tegimes. wo, ga ee
14-00000 ‘and. hor -fourteon year - old gon,” “who reside -m6re . ently at the govt, operated motel. I mention this. in- paseing --. .only because I think it significant. You see, both thie woman and her son are "plants" s Yoa, they reside in Fimales at the. Metel la Bermita for the sels purpose of spescling-out well re- .. hearsed govt. propagania in faver of the July 86th Revolution... ‘Ary BoVement. The woman’s husband ( by her’ ewn admission) ia’ -@ lieutenant in the regular July 26th aray. Ami while she 614 iG net speak english fluently, her cam interpreted for her, and ©... recited hia words of praise for the Jwy 26th. + fF Dre. | Fidel Cagtro ae if he knew his rola by heart. I¢ eee shvions ~ 53 te. that these two wera planted there a$ the.Hotel la Brmite . _@@ talk to visiting foraignoers; inorder. to sonvince. thea of _ the so-called Humanist's Intentions of the Castro gevt. and I. personally observed them talking with several other Americans — during my short etay in Vinalese. , : . In. elesing, y might ada that in’ ‘vinales,.1 I ‘found: ‘the worst. Lael -Sase of human poverty and deatitution than in any other part . i ef Guha I chanced to visit, The ehildren ran areund the” streets: ‘half-naked -and tha villagers were nov ac friendly te strangers . as in other towns we visited..My guess would be that. the econ. ony of: the Vinales diatrict La “aritical" and the ‘tounspeople: not at. all happy about conditions ae they exist in Vimales, fhe local "Coordinator". for the Castro govt. had conscripted a a Read Crew from. the 4ale workers in Vinalee to help: pave the ; aS. Jeading to. ard. from the newly conatruoted ‘motels in ‘the: cust Anan
14-00000 Ee Sagat. thig same spot, Ba myeelt ‘drove: down: to the (it wae aimilar.to: the: ones uésa’ > th : i - tw6.50-oal, machine, guns” On ‘each else “ef. tas Reavy caliber deck-gun waa ‘Wleable, But;. what uae. gore: “Laporte “ant wae the weird looking eraft: thed-up’ directly behind the. Guban patrol) boats It looked’ for ali: the: warlé: fires: ‘giance.. © 24Re an-old vooden’ akow. long: overdue” fer. tho: eorapyard. However, .  apen closer. inspection, you could not holp. but‘obeerve that.is '. (0) Was.a Smoek-up" csr cleverly designed shell ef a beat. -Aotaaliy, a “ss 4¢ wag built like a huge “Catamaran”. sailing. vessel, ‘with two: Pontoons riding high out of the wator. It hada. mook-up dow te. help onmoufiage it’ e true designs his 444 not:eake “too: much of an impression on me at tha Sime, Siu thongs 2 Gia wonder - ‘about .- it's weird deaign. But now, reflect back: upon it, I endéen ly realiss that the ehip in question world be, ideal in servic ‘ing gaubmarines at esa. The submeraeivos sould virtually rine te the eurface while thia “mother ship” hovered. overkesd, well san Guflaged es an innosent lecking skos, all the while Literariiy hiding the half-gurfseed submarine between her skirts, se to speak, For like a huge Catamaran; the mother ship hae ac teliy -and rides well oat of the water hetueen hor midahipa underside. “Ig thie wey, s submerine could rise beneath her, attach heraeeif to the mother @hip, refuel, and re-proviaion t without boing: de. tected by any ether ship or airplane... Se. Luis Martines Paula ehowed. @ marked. anoasinesa being im the area of the Cuban patrol boat and mystery ship. Ee re- .. peatedly looked back over hie shoulder in the direction of the - patrol boat to see if anyone “was watching uB while wo were in | the Immediate area. (Ag it so happened, there wag a eailor on™ the Eridge of the patrol craft observing us at the tims.) Soon ‘after, Sr. Paula ushered me avay from.the area showing & pro- . ‘nounoed nervousness a8 to: our. An terloping on Bots PT ropertye eg ee ee co ceennnenb mune nema :