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14-00000 \ Saat a CRG UNIT ¢ WES. + (jinnex BECRET ~| ext : 2654 ‘ {Bj vO INDEX save: 1 becex er 1966 _ 50 rice in cs PILE NO. 201-798301 Bissie oF ce CO pceteoy OC RETURH TO om emen BRANCH or 4 Lol eo: ve, rie el RID copy s ele clriz pe SECRET TOF, SS oo a. “29 adz CITE DIRECTOR 56$03 , MES? i — eal oP wextco CITY INFO: JEMAVE KAPOK PBRUMEN LIRING REF WEXICO CITY 9371 .CIN 46965)* oom re oy  TRONT TEER ; 1. PER STATIGN ReQhass PARA 12 Bas, Ego CINERS SCLoch es COMMENTS: SUDDEN SWITCH FROM SERIOUS SENSITIVE PROJECTS ENVISIONED FOR LIRING-3 BY CUBAN ENBASSY (SUCH AS IMPLIED PARA 3 MEXI 8944 FOR EXAMPLE) TO RELATIVELY LOW LEVEL COMMERCIAL PROPOSALS COULD, AS STATION OF COURSE AWARE, B® ONE OF SEVERRAL edd i SECURITY PRECAUTIONS CUBANS MIGHT TAKE THIS CASE. ge ANOTHER WOULD BE TRANSFER OF LIRING-4 TO LESS SENSITIVE JOB OR ae, {DISMISS ALTOGETHER, AS APPARENTLY OCCURRED. ALSO, SEEMS Keke wv ¥ ve INCREDIBLE CUBAN SECURITY WOULD NOT QUESTION L-3 IN DETAIL ON f A SOURCE HIS INFO LOPEZ DIAZ CASE. THUS ARNOL RODRIGUEZ, TO WHOM We e L-3 SPENT THREE. HOURS EXPLAINING “DETAILS LOPEZ CASE, MIGHT BE’ DEBRIEFING L-3 BY SPECIAL REQUEST CUBAN SECURITY.. LATTER, IF e TRUE, WOULD GO FAR EXPLAIN GREAT EASE WITH WHICH L-3 ABLE OBTAIN , SEVERAL VISAS GO CUBA THROUGH RODRIGUEZ. IN THIS CONNECTION, | - (CONTINUED) , _ COQADINATING OFFICERS AuTaqeTiCatine RELEASING OFPICER oorieaa SECRET ; Pidrettbnstarae om hb Ww et “1 RARER eis TERRE TFT PSY arene ms Oy ens ON te Neo ae cory 26. REPROBYUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUIHG OPFICE 15 PROHIGITES.
74-90000 TOTAL COPIES: “~ pouTiING ORIG: O pig ae . ;UNIT ¢ . (J oex ‘EXT ¢ (I NO inDEX 0 tice CS FILE NO. PD1CSERE BY me PER <= 7 eee . D pestroyv C0 RETURN TO ————— BRANCH “wro: VA. rue [] RID COPY crunres | SG7c3 ee CITE DIRECTOR of “ PAGE TWO © GRANTED FOR PERSON WITH SAME - NOTE IN SCMEXI 873 THAT VISA ALS POSSIBLY SON BY FORMER KAME AS L-3 EXCEPT DIFFERENT MATRONYMIC ( | MEXICAN WIPE?). NOTE THAT 6 NOV AIR MANIFEST SHUWS TRATEL TO. a entontice shine bedi hs Momdnkaonst ¢ dea UBS Tere wean eee! Ae ot cee cme cen ¢ meee TE ME OE AT CUBA AND GIVES SAME MEXICO ADDRESS FOR BOTH. ° WOULD BE INTERESTING KNOW IF BOTH RETURNED MEXI 21 NOV AND WHAT EXPLANATION MIGHT BE. Ze GIVEN COMMERCIAL PROPOSALS AND ASSUMING STRONG CUBAN SECURITY INTEREST IN CAS., BELIEVE GOOD POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT nar LIRING-3 HAS IDENTIFIED HIS "CONTACTS" TO CUBANS AT LEAST GN Pane AS | _pustxessuan LOOKING FOR SERIOUS AND LUCRATIVE CUBAN TRADE WHO SOMEHOW HAD TRFC ON LOPEZ DIAZ CASE. THUS REQUEST FROM RODRIGUEZ/ SECURITY TO TEST HIS CONTACT BY SEEING IF HE COULD PRODUCE. . 3. WITH REGARD ACTION SUGGESTED PA INTO CUBAN EMBASSY MEXICO CITY BUT RA 10 REF, HQS CONCURS STATION'S PLAN SEND L-3 BACK WOULD SUGGEST L-3 PLAY DUMB ON WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED CUBA AND USE VISIT ONLY FOR OSTENSIBLE PURPOSE DELIVERING MESSAGE TO : RODRIGUEZ VIA AMBASSADOR AND ROA PER PARA & REF. MESSAGE WOULD . - COORDINATING OFFICERS (CONTINUED) ciouF s AUTHENTICATING Ag £aGias OFFICER thurbeted from eotomesie. QU FICEA BR THAN THE peSUING ore 8 1S FRONIBITER. aePpROoU, iON ay OTKE . et ete ep ma TN tenn crete yates :
14-00000 a , cn Ge DBR be @ ww ove . K ae : TOTAL COPIES: em hte cag: ~ UXIT 3 CD woex EXT : CO #0 inoex DATE: (Cl rice i cs Fine MO, cre et ET DISsEM BY PER a we | From: DIRECTOR . i curs tm vm et <ERID COPY of . PAGE THREE ASK RODRIGUEZ FOR CLARIFICATION TERMS WEED-KILLER, AMOUNTS DESIRED; ADVISE WHAT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE MEXI, ETC, MESSAGE COULD ALSO EXPRESS L-3'S DISAPPOINTMENT AT MISSLON GIVEN HIM ‘SINCE IT NOT SERIOUS REVOLUTIONARY TALK WHICH HE ANTICIPATED, BUT WOULD SHOW HIS. GOOD FAITH BY FOLLOWING THROUGH AS. CUBANS _ SUGGESTED, IN KEEPING THESE SENTIMENTS ROWTON AND L-3 CAN GO THROUGH MOTIONS ATTEMPTING FIND INTERESTED PARTIES, ASCERTAINING AVAILABILITY, GETTING TERMS, AND, OF COURSE, avy pong ward gate OFFERING LEGITIMATE EXCUSES FOR INABILITY CONSUMMATE DEALS ae ge LATER ON, TO AVOID STEDDING KOTICEABLY OUT OF DELLIGERENT CHARACTER, Le3 CAN STILL WAK ZNBXEEXEA UNDIGNANT ABOUT LOPEZ DIAZ SYSEEX STUPIDITY, ETC, BELIEVE THIS COURSE OF ACTION MIGHT OF ROR Sts ae PRESERVE VARIOUS EQUITIES INVOLVED, SEM 4. AGAIN TO SHOW L-3'S GOOD FAITH, BELIEVE L-3 SHOULD NOT TRY PRESENT CIENFUEGOS READY-TO-OPERATE SUBVERSION NETWORK, BUT . IN INTEREST IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL SMUGGLING CHANNELS SEE NO BB aca dane Se eeee gee ere one ene _, Parameter gt * eS a ne aati OBJECTION: L-3 CONTACTING SACOBO » RODRIGUEZ PADILLA OR MAKING TRIP (CONTINUED) : eat cto AUTHERTICATICS . RELCARING OFFICER : setae ot f A ; ted bem evra . SECRET commgresinng ond op oh COORDINATING ore icons am? , REPROGUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE issuIne OFFICE 18 PROMIGITES. : a ee ————S Se Sa ata ee EP dere ee TT mere F tied x eam er aanrne areramny seoocee re, Sete se rreengp petnn tens = SES er ca aS aS Ae or ae Ret | tae — * so brian sep ee ome +
SR Rol wae & we eeee . ; TOTAL COPIES: Fonts : O rue mp ‘ ext 3 (C No mex + pate: (CO Fine me C8 PILE NO. trom: DIRECTOR * cons INFO: Wa , FILE [RID COPY i _ . : . Cenrred Pia | ino [T SECKET nro eT 4 . cme pRECTOR SLT R | wl PAGE FOUR . ~ 4 “I ge : + t TO CHIAPAS FOR IDENTIFICATION AND PRELIM ASSESSMENT ONLY I POSSIBLE CANDIDATES. .DO NUT BELIEVE L-3 SHOULD ATTEMPT SIMILAR - 4 TASK ACROSS GUAT BORDER VIE® CURRENT SITUATION THERE. i 5B, QS HAS NUMEROUS TRACES JACOBO RODRIGUEZ PADILLA i: (201-210804) , GUATEMALAN PAINTER, NOT ACTIVE IN COMMUNIST PARTY ee WZO MARRIED TO LETICIA NAJARRO, RECENTLY EXPELLED FROM GUAT I COMMUNIST PARTY SOTH RESIDING MEXICO (DOI 1957). “4 6. FYI, MACHINE RUNS SHOW FOLLOWING TRAVEL L-3 BETWEEN i A,. DEC 63 TO CUBA, B, NOV 64 TO CURA. C. JAN 65 i [0 MEXI WITH FAMILY. D. MAY 66 TO CUBA, E, JUNE 66 TO MEXI. F. 19 AUG 66 TO CUBA WITH FAMILY. G, 29 AUG 66 TO MEXI. . r. H. 18 SEPT 66 TO MEXI (FAMILY ONLY). ‘@. QS INTERESTED IN ANSWERS TO FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IF S AND WHEN ACQUIRED: Zs : . 8 aa (CONTINUED). 4 3 8 a & Vy ‘ / ; Cqonoimaving OFFICEAS - 2 ° | - REPRODUCTIn AY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE PROWIBITED. ee
“MESSAGE FORM ¥ TGR XXXOIRIIOOIK TOTAL COPIES * ° ( FiLe aD ues . , UNIT 5 {Ty inpex text 3 [I No INDEX . (1 Five nm Cs FILE NO. prow: DIRECTOR : pro: WR. FILE O RID COPY So . - , tense) eericeS | SECRET CITE DIRECTOR GG7E3 vf PAGE FIVE ot 7 a A. WHERE LIRING-4 WORKING NOW? STILL IN EMBASSY? ~ |B. RESULYS OF L/S TLLNED CONTACT WITH JACOBO RODRIGUEZ PADILLA? ce ¢, DID L-3 EVER HEAR WHAT HAPPENED TO guLIgy LOPEZ DIAZ AFTER HIS RETURN CUBA? — D. DID FNU HERRERA (PERSON WHO WAS TO MEET L-3 IN HAVA) EVER MATERIALIZE? DETAILS? | 7 =. ANY WAY GETTING L-3 <0 PROVIDE MORE DETAIL AND LOCATE | caxpS HE VISITED ON MAP WITHOUT OVERSTRAINING ROWTON COVER? 7 . | BO : FP. ALL POSSIBLE DETAILS L-3 3~HOUR CONVERSATION WITH q { : | 4 RODRIGUEZ ON LOPEZ DIAZ CASE, ESPECIALLY THOSE INDICATING i : . FORMAL CUBAN SECURITY INTEREST. END OF MESSAGE ‘*® Gave LIRING-3 report of his visit to Havana and requested comments on proposals to send LIRING-3 pack into Cuban Embassy . Mexico City and for him to make contacts for possible subversive - net. (CONTINUED) ECooKOMATINS oreicens gepaooucTion BY OTHER THAM THE 198UING orrice ts paoneited. . tela ee wo & B Sie ue _ , REL eABIOS oreieee Gaudet bom oom eee cea . Gersnoegrastoay aed “ SECRET a .
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14-00000 ‘COUNTRY. CUBA/MEXICO CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY * ROUTINE Intelligence Information Cable -47895 PAGE 1 OF 2 PAGES ear ee NEA NG BIE a A TOG GTATE/INR OIA ARMY Sw OIA ARMY NAVY IR secory NSA NIC WEXHRH soo ONE OCR ORR Bce CGB CIA/HMEE Ee tains Ino atering the atione] Defenas of the Uniied Busted within the meaaing of the Esyiccage Laws, Tike 18, U3.a. ere a cas srveiaige of which tS any mann enauthorized person ig prohibited by 289. : GEOUP I . teenies Crem owt damage atcg avd THIS 1S "AN TED RE £PORT. NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGE NSE. 4 me CITE [_ t $-E-C-R-E-T . pist 30 NOVEMBER 1966 pol «, | 4 NOVEMBER 1966 suBJECT |. NEW REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE STAFF AND GUESTS OF THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY aca':*:«é«UEXYICO, MEXICO CITY (21 KOVEMBER 1966) FIELD NO. HMM-10866 source . MEXICAN PROFESSIONAL MAN WITH CLOSE CONTACTS AMONG CURAN DIPLOMATS IN MEXICO CITY. HE IS A NEW AND UNTESTED SOURCE. . 1. ON 4 NOVEMBER 1966, THE CUBAN EMBASSY IN “MEXICO CITY “RECEIVED AN ORDER FROM HAVANA THAT ONLY THE ANBASSADOR AND HIS is 4 FAMILY, THE CODE CLERK AND HIS FAMILY, AND ONE OTHER OFFICER, INTELLIGENCE OR SECURITY MOST PROBABLY, WOULD BE ALLOWED TO LIVE “IN THE EMBASSY COUPOUND. BEFORE THIS ORDER WAS RECELVED, SEVERAL BACHELOR OFFICERS OR OFFICIALS, WHOSE FAMILIES WERE STILL IN CUBA, HAD BOARDED AND LODGED IN THE EMBASSY. ACCORDING TO THE RECENT ORDER, BOARD WILL BE PROVIDED ONLY TO THOSE OFFICERS WHO ARE NOW {ALLOWED TO. LIVE IN THE EMBASSY COMPOUND. , : ie) 4 ccROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD aa) on
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oe “SE CREW 2618452 CITE 4AEXISO CLIY 957) | YAPOK TYPIC LIRING pate - ner, iwocss (2 ¢es () no CLassivy To FILE HO. a-OCF TE FILE BO. fice aio wer. ro wrance Hesteay CO sss. advarce COPY CO ssauto JIRECTOR INFO Jt/AVE 26 tives 46965 | je LIRING=-3 T6LD WALLACE 3B. ROWTIN KE “eT vITu OSMANT . CLENFYEGOS ON REF TRIP BUT PESULTS SOMEWHAT LESS THAN HOPED FOR YG=3 PRESENTED HIS PLANS TO REF: MEXICO CITY 9326 Pass3d) ¥ POSSIBLY DUE NAIVE MANNER WHICH LIRI * cIENFIEGOS. . 9. ACTIONS LIRING STAFF AS LIRING-3 LEFT FOR HAVANA SEEMED INDICATE CUBANS NOT READY FOR LIRIS “3 VISIT, LIRING-3__ OBTAINED ON VISA PRIOR DEPASTURE THROUGH FRIEND IN HAVANA, | ARNOL RODRIGUEZ CAMPS» AND MADE PLANS DEPART 4 NOV. THAT DAYs. HOWEVER, EMBASSY TOLD HIM VISA NOT COMPLETE» NEEDED SIGHATURE» AND HE UNABLE DEPART. LIRING-S INDIGNANTLY TGLD REGIVALDO CEPEDA CUBANS DID NOT TRUST HIM SINCE THERE NO REASON FOR DELAY. LIRING-3 TOLD AMBASSADOR KE LEAVING NEXT PLANE; 6 NOV, OR WOULD © NOT GO AT ALL. IN PROCESS LIRING-4, ANGRY OVER APPARENT STALLING, THERE 1 REASON FOR DELAY. IGER WORKING . WENT STORMING TO AMBASSADOR CLAIMINS STATION BELIEVES THIS PARTLY REASON LIRING?4 NO LON ee ae ta hen OP SEMEN “INCONSULATE, = SECRET FO ght tector ne Se Se nee eyes Nien ead LAM ore . we ap tndiainnt. tebe se dane oe tenth oe tbat 2 Fa eeeeemeneemntin : - foe eee colo inte Powe eines ine Anat hides ian
14-00000 “bb? uo ? . cent Ue . N SEC | yh PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 9571 SEC RET RET yh nh 3. EMBASSY ALLOWED LIRtHNe-S DEPART 6 NOV BUT WITHOWT ge O ee Lo é | ENTHUSIASY. UPOY ARRIVAL HAVANA, LIQING-5 MET AT AIRPORT NOT VE id ‘BY HERRERA AS PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED BY TEPEDA BUT BY FOUR # a UNIFOWIED SECURITY OFFICEPS. THEY CKATTED RSICABLY 4 WITH HIM fee ON TISIGNIF ICANT MATTERS AND TRIE 5) FOUR. HOTELS “IN ATTEMPT FIND on wer SHIM PLACE STAY. EFFORTS WISUCCESSF UL. F NALLY LIRING-3 SUGGESTES "pial | HE STAY WITH HOIDURAN FRIEND RENE GCROA FUNEZ, SECURITY OFFICERS Pe | AGREED AND HE SETTLED THERE. ~N a. NEXT MORNING FOUR OFFICERS RETURNED A:D TOOK LIRING-3 TO FINCA IN PINAR DEL RIO. PLACE FILLED WITH “AMERICAN Aas AND ‘WEN AND WOMEN DRESSED IN COMBAT CLOTHES UNDERGOING ‘PARAMILITARY “TRAINING. HE SHOWN OTHER SIMILAR FINCAS, ONE “TO WHICH HE LIFTED “BY FELICOPTER IN CAMAGUAY AND ANOTHER TO WHICH HE HIKED 20 RILOMETERS. RE GIVEN NO EXPLANATION FOR TOUR AND ON 1@ OR 1b - MOY HECRETURNED TO OCHOA HOME. | 5. 14 NOV LIRING-5 CONTACTED APYOL ROBRIGUEZ WHO HAD BEEN ~ - ON WEEK LONG TRIP | CASAEUAYs LIamee-s “SAID f HES! SPENT “THREE HOURS TELLING RODRIGUEZ DETAILS LOPE? CASE AND EXPLAINING He HAD “PLAN ‘FORM HIS ‘MEXICAN AND CENTRAL AMERICAN. CONTACTS INTO NETWORK SECRET WHICH WOULD ASSIST PERFORM CLANDESTINE SUBVERSIVE MISSIONS FOR: i Fy cnet eG EA Deh EAs ror Dh sang Py ad + eo , * ° gece rte nee Sede pee ee wean ot ‘ ® oh ; wei eich tUShice efit wae
“ee oe PAGE B MEXICO CITY 9371 SECRET SECRET . CUBA AS REQUIRED. RODRIGUEZ STATED HE THOUGHT THIS MABYIFICENT TPEA. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIRING~3 HE READY TSAVEL NEXT DAY. ON 19 NOV HE TOOK LIRING-3 It) OWN PLANE TO CAMACURY FINCA WHERE es CIENGYESOS SPENDING MOST HIS TIME. i 6» AT FINCA LIRING-3 MET CIENFUESIS WITH RODRIGUEZ AND 7 FOURTH MAN, FAT, SQUAT, YHO-LIRING-3 ASSUYED BE CIENFUEGOS'- - SECRETARY. CIENFUEGOS EXPRESSED APPRESIATION FC2 LIRINS-3 OFFER OF ASSISTANCE AND STATED CuaA INTERESTED EXPORTING SUBVERSION TO CENTRAL AMERICAN TO HARASS UNITED STATES. LISING-3 THEN EXPLAINED HIS PLAN ORGANIZE HIS MEXICAN AND CENTRAL aMERTCEeN canTarre INTO NETWORY ASSIST THIS ACTIVITY BUT CIENFUEGOS DID NOT TAKE BATT”. STATING CUBANS TRUSTED LIRING-3 BUT NOT HIS CONTACTS OF WHOM KNEW NOTHING, CIENFUEGOS SAID SUBVERSION SERIOUS AND COMPLICATED BUSINESS AND THAT ONE UNTRUSTYORTHY YZ4BER OF LINX COULD BLOW: ” taal : o re ENTIRE EFFORT. RODRIGUEZ SUGSESTED LIRING~3 BE ZIVEN rossten.in) St! rl Oe 3 LN : ; TEST SINCERITY HIS CONTACTS, SAID CUSA YOULD PAY DOLLARS FOR.-. = i Siyavde'- fave — &e 3 wink ASKED LIRING-3 SHOW WHAT HIS CONTACTS COULD DO THIS MATTER. St pr eee LIRING-3 NOT ASKED IDENTIFY CONTacTS. WCH NEEDED YEED KILLER BUT WOULD RATNER BARTER FOR NICKEL -ORE,//"- 7. LIRING=3 SOMEWHAT STUNNED BY LET-DOWN DID NOT ASK SECRET aR aR Aarne be 8G Lenin mt Sante Amana erates nie ate lene sete hen coe oot igang techie NST on alia ca a tet cenmapa menhiumy emtanmenncatctes Roman senda $6 sam +
/ e ; . PASE 4 MEXICO CITY 9371 SECRET SECRET a7) SPECIFICS RE NICKEL ORE SR WEED “ILLER. ROWTON HAS EXPLORED _/ heat rar . MATTERS ‘SL ISHTLY AND FOUND NICKEL ORE ALREADY BEING OFFE } iu grt { MEXICO BY OTHERS. MEXICAN-“ADE JEED KILLER AVATLABLE ° 4n a THOUGH NOT YET SURE IT NST MADE F204 U.S. PATENTS. STILL eer EXPLORING ALONS WITH PROSLENS OF EXPORT. . | . 8 END MEETING WITH CIZNFUEGOS, RODRIGUEZ GAVE LIRING-3, \, e 4h Sie ; FOLLOWING COMMO PLAN: WRITES LETTE® TO RODRIGUEZ, PUT IT IN * va : ENVELOPE BEARING RODRIGUEZ NAME ON OUTSIDE, PLACE THIS ENVELOPE caf : IN SECOND ADDRESSED TO RAUL ROA GARCIA AND GIVE TO CUBAN oy 5. LIRING-3 TREATMENT CUBA MAY BE RESULT CUBANS. TAKING SECOND ¢, + LOOX AT PROPOSITION USINS YEXICAN ASSIST IN GUNRUNNING TO CEYTRAL ea AMERICA, PARTICULARLY SO SOON AFTER LOPEZ CASE. THEIR EFFORTS ys Ep er ks STALL HIS DEPARTURE MEXICO CITY 4 vOV MAY HAVE BEEN ON ORDERS re . g FROY_ DISCOURAGE TRIP ALTOGETHER. - | a ai 13. AS FIRST COUNTER MEASU®® AND IN KEEPING HIS PERSONALITY PLAN SEND LIRING-3 BACK INTO EMBASSY, ASAINST -INSTRUCTIONS. RECEIVED FROM RODRIGUEZ TO CONFRONT LIRING-2 OR CEPEDA WITH DENS To Kwow WHAT CUBANS PULLING ON HIM. ¥VOULD POINT OUT HE. | SERT HAVANA ON SERIOUS MISSION OF SENSITIVE POLITICAL NATURE AND | GIVEN TOUR OF FARYS AND REQUIREMENT FOR WEED KILLER. WOULD cm an. 3 | “ ORERET al LEADS ta oo bart a t a . Ceara wet ee ne 7 . ® 1 etna et eens: Sabet or + mh enlace nentetenantdtaeett a BAD
{ote er PAGE 5 MEXICO CITY 9371 SE c RET ; BSR EXPPESS DISGUST AT WAY CUBA TREATS DEDICATED FRIEND OF PEVOLUTION. PLA ALSO CONTINUE EXPLORE POSSIBILITIES SUPPLYING RECUIRED 7 YEED KILLER FROM MEXICO. HAVE NO INTENTION INTRODUCING LIRING-S INT2 COTITECIAL ACTIVITIES FOR CUSANS 8UT THIS ONE EFFORT WOULD . SHOY GOOD FAITH. PLAN ALSO HAVE LIRING-3 YRITE RODRIGUEZ STATISNG | HE DISAPPOINTED MISSION SIVEN SINCE IT NCT SERIOUS REVOLUT LOVARY a TAL% WHICH HE ANTICIPATED. : wet Lie LIRING-3 ALSO SUSSESTS TC ROYTON HE BE ALLOWED Travel. | Loe a CHIPAS WHERE HE FORMERLY WORKED FOR MEXICAN GOVERNMENT AND | ye i pe Aa (WHERE HE CLAIMS Have cuuy Lwtiness Tey Yer Mean er ee ROUTAN ones OO au GET IDENTIFICATION. WOULD ALSO ATTEMPT CONTACT GUATEMALA ewe we \PRIENDS ACROSS BORDER AND ARRANGE MEETING WITH THEM IN MEXICO. “4 ee ° LIRING- 3 SAID HE WOULD MEET JACOZS RODRIGUEZ PADILLA NIGHT OF . oo 24 NOV TO DEVE!OP “ORE euaT CONTACTS. ONCE) = HAS CHECKED CONTACTS tou PRESENT TO CIZAFUEGOS AS NETWORK READY NO APERATES i , 12. YOULD APPRECIATE. COMMENTS stEcReET SIC NG ue CFN. rc " a p gp ater ; SM opeuew wf & TA ce AF ace THEE ie SECRET nga Te TT ™ j ; east tide gy gatas Mae | .
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ms, . . . . Pio 3. ng CLASSI ICAT PEOCE SING ACTION . SECRET MARELD 59 IR DEX IEG AQ HUEY A? REQUIRED OMLY QuéLFeD OEM CAR JUUDE INCE KIND Chief of Statin, Mexico City aan wicrorue ‘) ryPIG/OPERATIONAL/AMKNOB/LIRENG/Let ter from LIRING@1 to AMENOB- 1 ; eee FACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES rt Reference: Mexico City 9111 te A copy of a letter written by LIRING*1 to AMENOB?1 as set forth in veference is being forwarded under separate cover. 2, Ag pointed out, LIRING”1 used LIRING*3's old address 4s a reura and when the ietiexr was aoe Gelivere’ fo S2mMceet in wadetd 4¢ eventually _ was returned to LIRING?3 ia Mexico city. . 3, LERING3 mentioned the letter to Wallace B, ROWION and later Joaned it to hin. “‘pue to the relationship between LIRING*3 and ROWION dt Le not possible for ROWIOK to retain the letter and he will return the original to LIRING*3~ 2 f fj L. 4 Ae TLsanuke ( tf reb-eA4 for Willard C, CURTIS Attachment ¢ . Letter s/s para 1 UNDER SEPARATE COVER key el Diatribution: = DOWH/C wiatt i c/wap w/o att = =\cc Té whl! 5 ~ FILES sini QQ Mev e€ “4 2CI- 19930 DATE 17 November 1966 0S COPY " WNMA"30583 - DSPAT RAL oe ae BS aztamatl, Gewesrasiag 33d a eS 2getestag #83 FILE RUSIBEG | ‘yaRmNGe3 201° | ry Ree tetseee Sila A Srp mong tae reronaemie te net eh Spite idan crete Sse a a
tomy, . @ on - [| DISPATCH secact 16 . SEQCESSING AT” Tie “WAHEED FOR DERG Chief, Westera Hemisphere Division 7” {ww bee reoexine RequeteD ware. ° WaT te . Deputy Chief wa/c ; ia nnne Moto FRgea ’ “ . ~ : agate + Chief of Station, Mexico City //\/ . rane site aed maet A — ‘ ;LIRING/OPERATIONAL/PRQ Part Il on LIRING*3 pre 7 Wap SCTION AE QISES - BEFERERCES 2n9. SER. poc.. Reference; HMMA 30°40 of 10 November 1966 1, A PEQ Part IL for LIRING<3 is being forwarded under separate cover, It is to be noted that LIRING~3 has not been recruited in the _ walla G73 believes 2. The fact that LIRING;3 is not aware of hie WOFACT connection, at the present time, outveightsa the value which would accrue were an attempt made to make him knowledgeable, He performs clandestinely for ROWION and he is actual.y attacking priority targete, In this way he works against the target with s clear conscience and hie left-wing sentiments are not threatenad, : 3, The operation is moving, however, toward the eventual full ren ervd¢ment of LIRING*3, bst it is moving slowly in that direction because of the political and social beliefs of Subject, One advantage of Chis falee flag recruitment of this individual, at the present tine, is the fact that he is able to eater the target area without fear of capture and expesure a8 an enemy agent. Under the present plan of operation he believes hie work actually is aiding the revolution which he believes in from an idealistic standpoint. a for Willard C, CURTIS Attachment 3 PEQ LI UNDER SEPASO: CDTED YH? say Distribution: . (= c/wup w/ate - 1 powH/e w/o att 2 @ FILES _ enone egremeace to ——Voapaten SvubO. an mareee OaTE ee _ ‘HMMA=30584 2$ Movember 1966 ; GaANeganCa ta PRR REEER weet . Ese'pfe? iver saat. ' goer nse et : Pe | SECRET © es macs a
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S050 UCCED ak BOP RR. 6 SARTO oa ey tine af ANE RRA ARTA AE CREAR ET Ye ‘ cae . ; Dae e 4 F ‘ — J November ,7966. ° ae . . . . . , “ Lot . ~ Subject: ‘Review and Assessment of LIRING Operation. , my y Butses round ,Cheracter asl Agsensient of LIRTNG/3s 4. airinn/3 (Subject) is a 3Jé-venr-old Mexican ‘artist of the Pieto Rivera School and an avieisitice existentialist oriented -udward tac philosoray of dean Paul warthe, wita relativeiy stronz Leftist political convictions. fie ..is vreduced a fair enount of pointing and had relatively rood .sucsess in murals both in Cuba aaa ‘, Hexico, but haa vot succeeded in se-iling many of his worxs ,desnite Co, -  Rumerous exj0gitiors, sponssred od: sie Mexican Government plastic arts  ... ' lerpanizasion (Rellaa Artes). Beenise of his family, educational and Leet environmental backeround, Susject *ce2ls that nis work ha3 not been - . oppreciated for its intrinsic wor... oY tha Hoxlean Governnens and terda .to blame sis politictal convictions 7:r this lack of acceptance. Jubzect, . “however, nas, as he himself asserts, no feelincs of bitterness or re- -sentment, althourh ne frecuently exnariences the “anguish, forelo-nness .and loniiness" of the existentiali: at, but he sas not permitcved himseif .* _ to derenerate into a beatnix etiner in his personal or artistic life. .°7 Subject nas confided to Kowton thas ne has no 2eal friends and that_he | | ad has withérayn from society, the distntes of wrich he cannot accept. He —— enjoys tre prospect of travel, especially abroad, "to develon nis axtn ue aise fo TL BSG. BS EPROM ood pa Cabes And cuiigabions Oe vue BOSLAL ea . life he nas been forced to iesd in. 2846068 ° o ; oe JS pace oo a! wo ae Shortly after he met gowgn:. in Anril,7966, Subject. confessed + int . on that he felt himself at a esiticn™ >5inu in nis versonal end artistic . - ~™ (life. He indicated that he felt w..: nevadoxes inherer” in his philoso- phy were-overwhelming and Cerressii hin and shat he welconed friendship ».\- “with Rowson, an experienced foreipnes wnom he felt he coud trust ate ro plicitly. At one critical roint, Sudject quis nis rather te*ious yoo ,with the Ministry of Educaticn (terncninz art in a public school) wita che {comment taat “everyone must make personal decisions and take risks, and i_have decided to throw my “wot 4d in wivh you (Rowton) for better or worse,. (and-66 have quit tha job Sisse it-was interfering with my availability". ‘.eThis he ¢id without knowinc any more about Rowson than his name, which. technical surveillance revezied he dia not ace ept as a true name, and ., With no guarantees of future finances s4 support from Rowton.  Rowten, in »” his conversations wita Subject, nos oeen careful not to reveal any cata - eu Concerning his personal life and br. czeround, including bis permanens or - *  losal adaress, providing Subject oniyv with the number of a velennone ans=__. woring service, and using tre sarfeuicuse rented by Subject as a princival point of contact. Subject has accepved money crom Rowton, at first only .: for vreviously approved exnenses, cud subsequently for his pereonal use, but has accepted Rowton's initiative in this matter, and made no demands —.’. .on.Rowton for remuneration for servites rendered. He-has been meticuious . in accounting for funds and shown no reluctance to. sign receipts presented _' to him by Rowton ( with his true-noae sipnature). Subject nas confessed Cand shovn) an almost complete iack of experience hm business: and inselli-= | gence work, but has accopted Rowton | ‘3 guidance, where fequired, witaous, “heaitation ree : Trem gs mo, ‘ be ai ‘hosp ‘4 tog Or A Lb Aba tn As. 2 ass. copy
', of Subject’a unwitting status vis-n-vis 3» Zubject, in his nolitienl cutlook , is left of center, with — ® hinvery of revolutionary aohavity in Guba from 1964 until his raturn. to kexics in 196%, Suoject nis insisted to Rowson that, because of his (existentialist) pailosonn-, mo aun nevar vernitted himself to join any orravizasion, inciuding the commimist xarty, alshourh he has’ riven moral end innterlal’ suport to valoutionayy movenantn Bath in Cuban and tie Maxdieo. subject has confessed his éiatllusionmeat wich sany of the revolovionary - deaders in Cuba and with 911 of the i.exiesn Leaders, remarking thas sooner or inter “tae renk" revolution will come to hexico to eliminate ti. cor-.-- ruption and-injustice that nrevails vhrou, hout tne country. Subijiest, howeve feals that in the neantime ae must jive under a more practical pnilosophy-~ moe OF oe se “Of dadly iffe and is willinz is mnke the necessary compronises.to assist ‘Rowton in his busines affairs. ‘Subjecs hax sacewn no reluctance to exploit, his frionés, and even his wife, to be of specific ‘service to Rowtct, and = kan, On numerous occasions, voluntecred toe do so with Rowton's approval. * .“"@his appears to Rowton to be a reflcction Of tne existentialist conviction ; that his srilosorhy mives hin freedom to choose without dependency, obli», ~ — gation or justification. oo. . ) “ 4. Rowton is aware that Subject is currently underpoinng a decisive. 4 io welimacter.<, the future direction of which is not as yetveertain. xovton! nay Succesced in maxinm Subject compromise a great deal with his pzist ideale af + Particularly conceraing deep involvemens with ovaer people and acceptance ' of financial support for purely business transactions, and for this reason '. has hesitated to uncover for Subject aur of tae aystery surroundinc his vein Live aud activites. ouaject aisiines “iortaanericans" and considers hife in tae U.S.,. with whicz ne is not familiar from experience, 65 corrupt and decadent. Rowton feels that he can eventually break down Sublest's —™ prejudice, if this proves to va necess/ wasn worthwhile, out it cnid be -- fatal at chis time zor Rowton to. reveat Nig’, and Co eS sbetions.. Subject is,.in his Fign wores, completely confidens of Rowton's good will gtoward hir and is, at least for the moment, tosally dependent upon iim for qw ake fuidance as well as financiai support. any attennt at direct recruisment aje0ri at this soint woulé, in Rowte.'s opinion. be. counterpreoéustive. ‘in his various contacts wits the Cubans thus far, particularly his current visit to Havana on whet anpesrs to be an IS twriefing, Subject can ia all respects act naturaiiy, without the feeling thas ne is concealiap envtaing. . _ from his Cuban friends, sinply because ze is unwitting of Rowton's true ,effiliations and intentions. If he vere wittins, he would appesr <9 all  eoncerned to be surfarin= from a severe psyenolesieal crisis, and ceruriniy would nct se in a sond position to nrocuce useful information or inspire | ~ '' confidence. Subject is under some strain as a result‘of his current: rela-" ‘ lonshinp with Rowton in his canacity as an international bourc:exois Dusi-~ “ : ¥ ‘= Bossman, a fact attested to oy his wife to Rewten on 7 November when sie 3 expressed concernr= over Subject's reeont mocdiness and lack of interest , in painting. Sudject has also become involved in a love affair witn one . of his rica art students, a Mexican woman who is known to visit Suoject at .. . She safehouse. . . - Se, 5. In summation Rowton feels thut Subject ts excellent potential asent . . @aterial, doth because of nis background and exnerience as well asa nis cirect ucceas to tarsets of intdrest. Tae probiems inherent in his poilo-: sonhical ard psychoiorical gaxe-up will continue to bo taken into conside=.° ration. in developing Subjed's full potentini. Tae obvious disadvansages 1. J Gan be. overcome by careful bandling of Subject and increased Control over him in the future. - ; ‘ eos: ft EPR ao-gnin Saeente teemney 4s eedrane matteeonerese’, 2°, &. 3 8
(2 + sentmeentente sone retone Seren eg Omn- seman neers wey ® a? © » * . . ‘Be nevelonment of LI art studies where Subsect at yeu Pees _ nOwvtons G. Rowton met Subject in Aprii,19S6, by cold arpronch in the wine time was presenting his atest omen eet * hho Raccoon Po eae TeRr HaPY'# SOL vu | MPROTDREDI: BS Oy ERKENERSO NTO. oNen FREER? Heb fies tA RSSES theses ae ESECOS Sete on) é WOrkS vacer sponsorsnin o° Bellas Arzes. Rewtoen poneé as : interestisi in Subject's Gov.e and his immediate ob 7a a 6 : wes to ascertain the address in hew Yori city of Subject's wife's father € a Cuban of Chinese origin wre nh ton, feeling taat he had to prese ad leit Cuba aa a rofumce). Rowe+ “1G an above~averaze prospect to Subject to permit future meetings, alleged that he was anxious to arranre for the. : paintin= of a rural to Greek friend of nis ( Rita Dinitri, sonette"), Rowtcn felt ‘in New Tork City and in a courreois « o¢ installed in a New au york nignzelub owned by a ower and performer at the "La Chan. thet pin-poinsinz a "Now York nioagteclub” would nave the double advantarce of detornining Subject'a sentiments toward working AVIPTONILENG « 7. Subject reacted very favorenly to the initial epnroach and acceptec Rovton‘'s invitation to dinner in the company oF Subject'’s wife the next evening. Both Sudject and his wife wore Cautioss in revealing any specific data concerning taeir bacz-round and nersonal aistory, but neitrer con- ° cealed their mutual approval of Castro's recime ond dislike for the corrup= ‘,tinn“in Mexico. 43 a result of this necting .., tmept et a direct approacs to either Tubject ployed rart-time at the Cuban Consuiate, would de contersroductive and that: Wou.d have to be develoned. Rowton decided that a- - “stron” personal relationsniv developed bwith .,& more subtle approach “od ae sagan t F oe “ end covid oventunliy Le ‘&. When, therefore, on 2 hay ,1966, aovton realized that any ate o> his wife, woo was then em- Suoject would be nrodauctive G4 To useful wroduction on Suvject's Pure 7 at having met Rowson and indicated trat he wi contacts, regardiess of wrasher Rowter purchs for the mural, Rowton ox noved in wish ca offer to "hire" Subject as his ‘business associate on a “In order to develop as ‘tacts with Subjec, Rowton explained that he« end as such not permitt Might have with han. S&S n usefficial basis, so vaat Subject could acquire — a degree of inderence financially ané perhaps é9 some traveling foriRowtone .- muce clandestinity as ed to angare in luerat would therefore have to depend on Subfect's 4 ubsect accepted this a Subject eXpressed pratification sced to continue his friendly sed his painting or arraased ressible in his future cone a3 Simply a tourist in Mexico 3vo business activities. He ascretion in any deaiingss he § culite noraal but sointed out to Aaton his iimitations xas far as business trainin:; and exserience vent. In reply to Rowte .. dent contacts in Esvana Cuba. ile volunteered to n's cuery, ne did cont tcat could be exploit mace an exploratory & #53,however, that ne aud excel~ en for business deulings with rip to Havana to renew his . friendship with the perons concerned. Rowton accepted this offer, not only “to test Subdject's story bust also to seize tac ~ tO proviie Subject with ‘ what at the outses. 9..Rowton's next * utre but first felis it preper contacts inside and felt relieved taoat., - overnirht. When xsovton, safehouse for entertain vA\JE to work immediatel first made on 17 Juno -until.the end.of suly) .£fie end relatively ec miesing any of his sarinoe in such a hide-away, unknowa even to nis wifo, tor his own purpdses money to maxe wne tri move was to explain t .. term interest in Cuba and hoped to do a oreat was essential chat bot occasion to be in a position’ p and thus compromise him some- © Subject that he asd a long= -_: Geal of business in the fu— ° h te and Subject develop the. to ensure success. Subject readiiy agreed to this Rovton did not exnect. tnerefore sunveséced t hit: to produce concrete results - hat .Subjecs find and rent a mens and develonomant of rrospective contacts, Subject . y vitnout oucszion. (Altbouc Rowton's sur cestion wags -- Suogect did not sucece Tris project, novevor, ipies. Subject, as it toe and a! aint aD © Saat oD —cteeminentetmoeticeinh nee sweeten messen Oao2 a in finding a suitable place —~ cave Subject nomethint specie . andestine to go for Rowtes without scriously compro- Geveloped later, was intereste™. - @ a ~ . * , . (daa tipemmeets stenen gem Lae
14-00000 - better track of the ront paymonts or the safehouse. All these bourreois —.. od rT ee « ad ° ° 40.  Inascuch as Subject and ris wife had long lived an alrost asentic life in a small sszarcely furnished apurtment with no apparent luzuries and dressed in tne simplesy and apparently moat anexzpensive © clotning avsiladle, and furthermore annurently did not have any conscious .. desire to inprove thoir living conditiona, Zo-ton realized that financias Stes control over Subject would be difficuit to establish unless Guoject and =. . his wife could r2 made to lift their eyes to soe a more confortable and aa promising life within their reach. ile therefore chose some of the best . 5 restaurants for iunch dates with Susjiect (arior to the renting of the | safehnouse), brourht soveral relatively expensive dolls and toya for their 4 child, arranged through tne CQS to nave a eredit account opened for Suo- 4 ject and nis wife at Sesrs Roépuck Utorcs and was able to present Subjec? ; with a credit card that would enable Subject and his wife to maxe. effort~ : - less purchases on credit. Rowton. aiso persuaded Subject to open a checking :,; ‘account at the Banco de Londres y Kexico, os:ensibly so that he could keep_. + net ' trappings were calculated to raise Subject and his fanily fromthe com- ¢. placent proletariat standard of livins into waich thoy had sunk. Subject | ’ oxpressed vo Xowson his asoreciation for such mestures and confessed thas P , he now realized. the imporvance of tise outward signs of resnectabdility . ‘and ag a result felt more able to sten into the world of hicher society. an liis wife also revealed in ner commen=3 of appreciation to Rowton that she ° . |. Welcomed the prospect of a better lite for herself and her child and honed” -. to be able to purchase enough furniture to make her home respectable and ~~ : permit her to invite muests occasionally. “ 41. The one. adverse effect’ of this effort on Rowton!s part has beer, e, Guat Suagect Tetan tO Use ols Saleh ¢ Gpuckmans LOL ano0ruuds Sry suswlwn . . one of his art students, an sapparentiy wealthy riexican woman, wno has nos ‘in effect become his mistress ( as revealed by technical surveillance fren. ‘an IP in the sane buildinr set up end run very effectively by Hedbury). ~. ‘Subject has revetled the rane and address of shis woman to Rowton in cone — . nection with the establisznent of a 2.0... Box wnich could be used as a drop, for communication between Subject anc Kowton while vhe former was in Cuba,” . but he has not to date told Rowton of nis illicit relationship with the ‘. “woman. This dcveiopment can, of course, serve asga poygntial control over ~% Subject end can oe used in any future: JexXawination, but, on the other hand ways lead to conplicatiorns Ti badject's personal life and creave hostility on tre part of sis wife, snould she discover the pnilanderins of Subject. She mivat likewise tend te diame Roxton for Sunpject's conduct. for , this reason Rowton has mace every effert to maintain sood resations with 'Subject's wife ( she has already confided to xowton her concern aver Sub- ‘gject's recent voodinegsy,as stated above} in the nove that she will turn ts. . Rowton for heip in the event sne feels her marraise in jeopardy. Considera- tion is also being piven to the possibility; of breaking up as discreetly ‘as possible Subject's affair with the Mexican woman in the event that it becones more serious. Technical surveillance of the trysts will continue ' to provide useful information in this direcvion. ewan Senay meng soy me Be cae cee meee ee wn eran nace Oe SSM mn me oe fermen mi ’ H 12. With remard to the use of Subject unwittingly to elicit epercaté :aal information fro: his Cuban friends in‘iiexico City as well as Havana, Kowtsn gradually impressed on Subject the need to acquire all possible information , both nolitical cai economic on Cuban ccvelo.enents as a prelude to enrazing .~ 3 I { ' i in serious and lucrative ousiness with the Castro remime, Subject accepred | « ‘this line withous question and did prroduce some useful inside information - or value. The turning point, however, came in connection with tne disaortar- : ance of Julian Iovez, the Press Attach! of the Embassy in Nexico Vity in + late September ,7966. Subject reported the disappearance to Rowton with sone | _. Glee, conmenting that he and. hia wife were convinced that Lépez ‘had gone 4 ¢ : * oe ‘ i 4 emumaranmaenmael a tons semen «4 eee em Damen gs Reem prummetnete trmmmmmingraencmmaten eos ame eS d
2 renested to Rowtern his. — off on a binve with some friends. vs ject t7.24 ence and reenlled that when -: 2 criticisn of Lérez' chileiasness id inexnett he hinself nad pointed out to Léses xis new ...2¢ in torndling his <sabassy functions(in the Press and Cultural Tield) Lires hed acraunced of2 nis ad- . monitions with the comment that vicr* were “ove important things to do for tae revolution. Tho é€isrerard, norteriat on distsin, witn which Lépez «AS Well as apparently other Cuban officisis, asd greéted Subject’s friendciy. -advice in the past, obviously cut Surject to tae quicz and fostered in hia - uie resentmont of a peasants toward tla cuaster. Taking tais into considers- - tion and in.the hope of stirrinre up as much trouble for Taper anc the im- _vaussy a8 possible, the Station permitted Rowton to pass to Subject the . “highly restricted infor~ation that T4pez noi actually been arresved by the . . Mexican police for compsicity in the arms snacvgline ring that nee recently been uncovered in their operations from Mexic> into Gitenmala. Rowton fave Subject enouph details to make the sory convineing and asked Sudiect to attribute the information to "Central Americza friends" and to stress that - At was alrendy intae hancs of the presa. in atdition Howton sugested thes “Subject pass this information personally to 75pez a8 a hot tip so that 2t- poztcould discreetly disacpear befor: tne rsnorters manazed to cu2stion home ‘Shen Subject dié as recnuessed by Jovson, 14723 was apparently so overwneixcd with gratitude for Subjecs's food ixsencions that he informed tre \mbass« °F ‘ the following, morning (juss befor: sis sudcsne departure for Yiavena). Bvencs ‘then moved swiftly. The imbassador calied in Subject and expressed his p2r~ gonal svpreciation for Susject's inverest and nelp in tnis deliczse matter ‘and newoad with Subject taat the iivolvemens of Embassy personne. in arms --egmunrling was placing Cunen-iexics:. celatior.s in jeoparay. Uveri. WG bais > pnised Subject's status in the evn of the Sv>assador ana his cicsest ad- ‘visors ( Curbelo and Ceneéa) to tice of a vzlued confident rataer than sinpl: J a friend of the revolution. This obviously ~Leased Subject and zsie hin oil -¢he more anxious to conceal the rois of Rovtcn in the affair so tiat all vhe ‘.eredit would continue to fall to nin. : . -43.° As a result Sudject wes subsecuently called in oy Curtoloe and . ‘Cepeda and askeé to offer nis services to “24D the Tricontinental 7.1 its work in Centrel America. On Rowten's advice ( which SubdZect follisited) she : offer was accepted on conéition thay the ozs te be done would te serious: _. (i.e. worth the personal risks Subtest wouL* aave to run) and the: Subjecs | would be permitted to work withous tne over: involvement of the Local %on-"_ -: bassy, These conditions were prowciy accep.26 and Suoject was invived to \awisit Hevana again so that he could ve vriczed on the spot by Canani Ciesu~_ ‘.fueco and his starf. ; _ teks o : 4&, Subject was thus catanvuised into the Level of IS activites,wivn ~ _i~ Rowton mancuvered into a position c= éminence grise. It remains vo be seen -fellowine Subgect's return from fevana {egvlented at 21 Sovenber,.7966) wrethe ‘Subject will be entrusteé with secret requiresents by tne fricontinental, ._ ‘but it arpears certain at this poins that norton will be able to provide..-"".. full puidance to Subject and to steam tae ciorations he might be engaged in__ yoo .. toward targets of interest tof Worcs C-° Biorraphical Data Elicited S73". TRIEG/32. . | ’ . 45. Subject was bern in Nexico City 22 4930 of a middle class familye.  .. Subject's grandfather was 4 woll-xrnown textile 'morchantnwho servec some 12. : years as president of the Chamber ef Commerce. At least one of Suoject's_ - * aunts is currently weli-to-do and wae owncr or several apartmens aouses ia Mexico City... Subject bas at presens little o> no. contect with his family. > pent .
14-00000 , a4& a relativeiy large enount of + we . Be ~ . Pd * . mere eerie ' 16. At tne age of 15 Subject left nome to join tie Mexican Kavy, Subject has conmented to Rowton thet his chznecd was not particularily happy and that nis mother and fatuer separave¢, anparently «han he was in his teens. it anpesrs likely t.at Subtect left nore as a result of . fenily dissension. ouvgect states cant nis cesire to travel ead see the world wasvery stronr at the time re Joined w.¢ navy. 47. Inasmuch as the leral cv? for enlistment was 48, Sudject nad to have nis birtn certificate altere’t to shew that he nad bees porn in 1929 rother thon 1930. ‘8 a conseccence 211 of subject's official docu- ments now snow nis birth-date ns “727, inclctin= his passporz. . 18. Subzect served 2 three-vear hiteh in the navy ond visited neccly all the vorts of Mexico ond many ef Central irerica. Subject's speciality annerrs to have been in the quartes:sster brenen, sinee he learned the rudiments of ravieation and shin-n-ndline. “sen he left the nval fervice, Subject entered the University of Yoxice ond took cournes in Archaeolon7 ond anthronole- for the next two wears. Subdfect simultaneously deve’ cred nm strong interest in vcinting and sculpture. snd over tne next five or ss xz ‘years, studied under such masters 43 Rivera and Siquicros. - f ‘90. Subject was married in 1550 at the are of twenty rears to a ‘youn; Kexican woman fre-. Leon, GTC..and duris: the next ‘ten years had 27 .at least four children oy ner. He divorced tis wife in about 1960, juss _peior to his cerarture for Cuba, >.0 he had Lot been on good terms win haw Fam macenmnt mmm eeiine oa tha Fiereres,. See nha ANT be AQEA 86 tt we Ree ae eee eee a vow we wes ee So . * ject worked in the “Nex exigan Governnzay Social Service among the indians ‘in . the southern statéS of Mexico. out cect attrisutes sane of the tension t1at arose between ain and tis wife to this enplornent venture. He commentec to - Rowton that nis first wife wanteé so live a guiet normal life in Kexico “City and was unwiiling to share with him the aardships of social wurk in ‘remote areas of tropical Mexico. Taring tuis neriod Subject arsdually ce- veloped his on style in painting end. began so establish close contacts . With itexican ert circles. , . 20. Subtest went to Cuba in parently as a result of nis incre: “year residence in Guba, waile at vt ‘Labor and sducation. in adout 190% ori in from BAntLage ée Guba and ts follows: or Chinese Year a (eirt) *hild was torn to them in favan » Gudtect has teld Rowton tnaat he nas haa very Little contact with is first wife since zis divorce and pavs no alimony. Es tideé , thet nis fasdar, nowever, has contiuued to trxe en interest in nis first ‘wife and the eaildren of his first carrince end nas helped te sunport Teeth financially. Guring bis stay in Cut, Subgecr develoned close friendshin with nanv Cuban revolutionaries, perticulsrly ;rnol Rotriques, whose wire “worked with Subfect in the Ministry of MAucision at the time ‘raen Arnol . Rodriquez was servinre as Minister of j.aber. : , . 24, Sublect | returned to Mexico City in 1964 with his new wife. and child (vhom aot nad naturalized es “ * sexieen citizen). By tis time GudJeact) ee had become a rrofessicnal artist but supplerented the rather modest incone: ~.. ho aceuired frca the dale of his paintine by teaching art privately and -4n MNexicen public schoois. Uis mentaly — incone during 1925 and early. ‘V3e0 did not exceed.3,000 pesos. . : + Weta AY Wallace B Rowten = mens aie ce co cette mere et te ete eh camer ee oe emwecme & eo eee neem on Sm sewte mmnanine oh ea ng Trae SODA RY ee TT eee
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14-00000 ua Mayi : Pos 2 a, 7 * . & DATOS BIOGRAFICOS DE CARLOS JURADO. | “4 Bace el 3 de noviembre de 1927 en le eludad de Héxico. Estudia durante un tiempo en la Eacuela de Pintura y Escultura "La Esmeralda", donde 6s disefpulo de Marfa Izquierdo, Rivera, ete. Perma nece por seis afios en medios rurales del pafs, trabajando eon el Instituto Nacional Indigenista. En 1960 obtiene un premio en el certamen ® Ruevoa Valores" en el Salén de la Pldstica Mexicana del Instituto Racional de Rellas artes. Exposiciones colectivas m4s imsortanteas: Galerfa 23 Escalones, México,D.F. 1953. Escuela de Artes Pldsticas de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gtz. Chis, 1954. Exposicién Internacional de Grabado, Yogoeslavia, 1959. Primer Salén Necional de Pintura, México, De?. “1060, @ WMoeoess Unicres Gt at ast eves Vasicres * Mexies Dee 13606. Galerias Glantz, México,D.F. 1960= Galerfas Chapultepec, Méxi co,DeFe 1960. Resefia Mundial de Festivales Cinemato= gréfiecos, Acapuleo, Gro. 1962. Zueva Bisqueda de la Joven Pintura Mexicana, San ADtondd, Texas, 1962. Retratos, Galerfas Glantz, México,D.P. 1964. Pintue ra Contempordnea de Kéxico, Nueva Orleans, 1964.. Salén de Pintura 1964, Héxico,D.F. Pintura Mexicana Contempordnea, Galerfas de San Carlos, México,D. Fe 1864. Primer Salén de Artistas Jévenes, Museo de Are ‘te Moderno, México ,D. Fe 1965. Pintura Contenpordnea de México, La Habana, Cuba, 1965. Salén de Pintura 1965, México,D.F. " Autorretrato y Obra* Museo de Arte Moderne, México ,D. P.1966. va Fate reneeamrinne mm ate toi +
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