14-00000 | | | | | i *@ | Subject: Iden A . [xwaasx activities, 7 : . Subject was asked whether he had any agreement to oeeperate = § UFCA S349 beds a ~~ PORCA 3] 45349701. % ¢ 66810 16 April 1964 - Subject was interviewed and tested on 16 April 1664 ata eate sitg in the Minal area at the request of Neary fr. 7 ; [ Beanowre Fho interview was conducted in Yaglich.. Subject has been involved with KUHANK since 1950, Fer a «.. .- period previous to that tine Subject was cooperating with{ODENVY 7: ia Cuba. Ue is curreatly being used by PY as a source of {aferme- tiem om the Cuban exile coamunity, . The excuse. fer testing Subject was that he was being considered fer. trainiog. actual pa @ ef the interviow was te reselve issues: raised JiWAVE /EUDESK J — which aro detailed in WAVE 2672, cated 26 Februar 1964. ‘Subject hes worked enly forkUB and foneuvy He has never = Geeperated in any way with any ifflellizence Bervif« of any ether. country. He has naver been asked te cooperate with eny Scucunis¢t — eeatrolled intelligence service. dees not aake intelligence type reports to any one ether than )Q0YOKZ7 Sybjoct has me an glasdeotine ocmunication with anyone eutsid araneng Me ie set eon with anyone whom he cuspeete of being a C. agent. Be tas ever takes part i@ apy cowmuuiet activity. Subjeet stated that 4¢ is widely ka ezeng the Cobam exile. eonnmity that he is ian tench wit binaney The feet thet thie is known fe partly what exables his ow inferveation whieh 42 of iaterest synjeet etated thet ne tham feur er five 7h Ge ef tefiavelvenent with KUBARK./ Ameng them ie CH Be Subject wae asked whether he eemmmfcated ia any way vith individuals living outside offFirkii] He stated that the only: fiméividual te that categery wih a ferner Cuban CTC meuver by tue *' *- @eme of Idem C whe presently works fer the Alliance for Pregrees, = Biden C is sow believes te be in Headuras, Sabiect. stated thet hig, Wsle Géumisiontes with Ber. fautily in Coke. tet Seabjecs:stated.taas- - ° - he fe positive she dees net discuss any of. his activities im these Ceumnnfieantiqna, co - , Subject stated that his wife is fully imovledgeable effete with any ef the exile organizations. He stated that ia the ternal eenen of the he 8e o Ggreenent but that be was ideelegically Geemitted ¢ sire (fae a Sorcanisttce, Sehjees.ststed.. aeGb oe . . wUSiG OCGLAT VED M_2o/= PESCZ Re one /é es / Bsus . .
14-00000 § 66810- a Lo - 7 16 April 1966. a | oo os . - Page 2 -.. thet ho has aot had any ‘contact ot wien featpo7/} inee- he arty tois” to aever his connection in February - , He Hoes, however, ae eceasionally see MESA aud BANNO., Pros his reaarke it is’. Quite See obvious that Subject has a great deal of affection and respect. ter. a a Yaar por/1 Subject gtated that he has done nothing recently. to: Gtively tuppert the, Rea BT croup but tha would not healtate | ¢ to tell anyone, if thoy asked, that he. lao was worthy. or @il the support that the inquirer eeuld gi me, ot eo Be wy, Subject eteted that ke alse hes @ great deal, of. respect for. . _ the 30th of Nevenber hoveweat, His contact with that group ts > |” idea D, Subject has oaly known Idea D for about twe nouthe and that - ineidentally waa the reason why Ides D’s nase does net. appear 6a the List of Sabjeat‘'s contacts given te the Station in 1944, - ie @ dieecuseiorm of whether er act Subject sirmeeeeemane) busineve with onauthorized persons, Subject stated that did not believe he was priyy te what might be considered classified - Snfeorsation beariug ea! UnaKE )activities. He peinted out that =; has infereation gather’ eetivities aeceasitate a certaia ancant of give and take which involves bringing information to the ; ; etten¢icn of certain indivicusls ia erder te. ebeok their mactica te ¢hat fatermmtion. Subject: net made any “deliberate effert ¢0 ebtain informations regard igi tics trea bis eontacte @eeeg the Cubas groups whe worl! Cim the discussion of biackantl potentialities Subjegt etated ¢uat he bad cuce been intinate with the wife of Idea E, [ile etated Ghat as far as he knews Idem Eis Get-aware of thie, but that Iden & exee Geld bie that he bad iled_ deregatery infermation regardiag Subject end forwarded it to SUMARKJefficials. 7: Subject stated that he knove at least the folloving kumarkere ] by ¢rwe mges: Idea F, idem G, Ideu B, and Idea 1. ae vrenemeoaelDin et sone caemnememinoninh tee i LEI Tt : : : nes ne eo . , .. : . ey . wae . . ° om, e 2 - ~ . a Hb ts ow, Subject stated that he might recall others if he heard the @enee. Subjest dees ect know the name or lecatios ef the SRARE bese fa Hieal, Sabjeot ateted that he hac alwaye felt that KUBAIK bee ger- ~s.- eiéered @ Cabem rather than an American. He wished te ake i¢ - wery elear thet he. des. not egneiser.. bemself. a. Cuban. bat. ad Abe eestrery. coesifers.biscsel? es Anerécsay:: x tae st Fol. 0 Subject-stated-that he rets-tsae past ae ws wet céil(sing bin te the falilest extent ef his abil Ne ‘stated that he desirse. B6C@Gme 2. peresment EIBARK asec? ad. that bs would like very ause te be utilised, after the appropriate traimiug, im the PM field, 4 : esr a ONES en ke ps sce 0 #0 1 et anesscaamey cme strvearem ments gars} ae <hs we wam AB emener «mr — in ett RC SR IO ED $A I heinens.« Nees pe ky
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