4104-10216-10348 ; Re ? _ 4 * _— stem, . og — . ‘ome Lo 2 . Ad Fad a ‘ a + \ oe coe @ : 10 March 1965 Ic a) MEMORAKDUM FOR THE RECORD i SUBJECT : Meetings with Feilio Gabriel Collado and AM@HIP~1 in New York City, 8 March 1863 2 REFERENCE: AMWHIP-1 Memorandum dated 4 March 1965 al  Meetinga/Time/Place and Purpose: . a 1, AMFHIP-1 was met at his office at 1200 hours on 8 a March for the purpose of briefing him regarding his role in the ‘rapprochement deception operation” and bie meeting at 1500 hours the same day with He, Collado in connection with 4 3 3 the aforementioned operation. T-3 undersigned had lunch . ; .. with AMWHIP-1 et a searby restaurant and remained with . j ‘ him through and including his meeting with Mr. Collado. i _ ' | Details of the Hee ting: 4 a 2, AMWHIP-1 was briefed for his mecting with Aubassador ie : Carrillo in Paris in connection with subject operation. Tite oa ¥ gist of the story that AKWHIP was to convey to Carrillo is = as follows: ; - e The AMTHUG regime has reached its end, Soviets are it a oo, ready to back cut because of billion dollar aonual if #. Te: oi, burden. USA will continue boycott until AMTHOG Fe: we -' ¢e removed and neutralized, USA accepts original ay revolutionary goale as sound; also accepts fact ‘-* ¢hat capable PBRUMENS are atill in high Government positicns today. After ANTHUG and Communism have 2 . . been ousted, USA will be willing deal with such : -*. capable PBRUMEN officials. ; bay oe tee & MET AMWHIP-1 was instructed to allow this information to come up . normally in one of his prolonged conversations with Carrillo in oe ; Paris. He was told to use Mr. Collado's name as his source of ~ -\. the information. AMWHIP waa also instructed to tell Carrillo “lpg Little as possible about Mr. Collado but enough to make Mr. Coliado seem honified as the source of this information and also - to permit the Cubase to check on his existence if they wished to carry the matter to that extent, AHWHIP was also told to este a ltee Sah den 2 boosh eo OTR EEE ty SHER, ye tabs tm ent ee teeter
14-00000 . 3 3 ee Salty a2 . an see Carrillo on his way back from an ostensible business trip to Paria and other cities in Europe. AXMWHIP was given nc other apecific missions for thie trip, however, should any requirenents arise between now and his day of departure he can easily be contacted and briefed. : 3. For thé record it vas mentioned at this time that “ek - Rick Sanson (Nestor Sanchez) would no longer be in contact with AMYHID~) sa he hed bees given a kes asgeignment in. Caracas, AMWHIP-1 was aleo told that the undersigned would also goon be leaving his present assignment and that ANWHIP-] would be introduced to another contact ion the near future. True to form AMWHIP-1 expressed his reluctance to be io contact with new personnel just act the time when he felt he knew, trusted and understcod his present contacts. fe gaid, however, while he didn't Particularly approve of the U.S. Government's manner of rotation of ite personnel; he understood that it was neceseary and was a policy of leng-~ standing, This waa in response to an explanation of the ‘departure of Sanson and the undersigned. nc arc L te Re PUNT ee Oe da eg yt be he ta Fi meanness $145 Bot Bsaee , &, At the request of AMMHIP-1 the undersigned accompanied . AMIHIP to his meeting with Mr. Collado. The meeting took ; ' place in Mr. Collado's office, lecated on the 28th floor, . “ 80 Reckefeller Plaza. Mr. Collade's office number in the Standard O11 suite of offices ts 2816, The undersigned used % . > the same Mr. William Wickman in thie meeting with Mr. Collado. : . The meeting was scheduled for 1300 hours and lasted only about ten minutes. The sole purpose was to effect a personal meeting Po between the two principale. thus allowing AMMHIP-1 to describe ie ~ Me. Collado to Ambassador Carrillo if such a sove vas necessary. wO ' \The meeting was also useful should the two men meet sometime , 4m Europe aince both men travel there frequently on business, ' After the meeting in Collado's office the undersigned took leave " Lawl. | Of AMPHTP-1] on the corner of 5th Avenue and 47thS8treet, the _ pe, oo” latter returning to his office. The uridersigned checked in a ‘6 with AMVHIP-1 by telephone once again at 1800 hours in the bes, ... @vent there were any developeents which he should be aware in Sao thie incidence; there were none. wt oe a SPE! Tate Peet , Se 4 : deg Boy = 4 4 Bee gh 5! Robbo .catlRhckddieel, 82" ory ae 3 Bee Ue eta ey “] wpe ye iv Finances . : fo & AMMHIP-1 was given the sum o ,900 for expenses he =: Bad dreurred during the past several trips to Europe in KUBARK's behalf and also to cover his forthcoming trip to Europe on the ") ‘above operation, This money is also to be considered as an mo ~. indirect partial reimbursement: to AMVHIP~-1 for $7,000 he had con : @iven to AMLASH-1 (see memo dated 3 March 1965, paragraph 3.1.). *: : It should be neted for the record that no mention was made to wa - AMWHIP-1 that thie payment was made for other than gpera tional expenses. i¢ did not include any reference to the $7,000. od AY RAR aaa
14-00000 ew. ™~ . . >» FY y . s . , ‘ : wt 2 ° - . 4 s mG ag ie e ’ ote ae aa > 1 ‘ Fs be § g és a i” eR Lo eal £ Pal nen . haw i 6. Subject took departure from-AMneSH at approximately a to 1340 hours as stated above; there were no incidents of a 3 foe security nature to report. ~ "+" Addend:am . BO re Boo, It should be noted for the record that the undersigned - po! also paid a visit to the officof 0O/Contacts at 205 E. 42nd 4 , Street in order to thank the undersigned's contacts there for -3 ; their efforts in securing the services of Hr. Collade for the “3 i above operation. This courtesy call was made at approzisately § 1150 hours and lasted only a few minutes. The offices of DODS . A = - Were not visited by the undersigned. . 3 é . . orig dn oy, . oe Maes WH/C7FI/TC 7 a bo oo. : mo . fr Tatami te pe.