14-00000 (2A atnenetenetetenttstitiirs wt meen ha mater pat AES ++ eee TORRENS Ee Gt etegwen a=, The relationship between [oa and AMSQUAW/1 Is a particularly inporesat on ene from Loth the production and security points of vwlew. ANSCUAW/1 has been a prolific and reliable reporter, ersecially ou items dealing with the anc it will be alshly desiraLle for ner to continue to serve in this capacity im the forseeable future, It is recognized that AHSCUAK/L is not a Land that her personal willingness to Serve as a lof |k is based upon a complex and inter= | related series of reasons, both personal and ideolozical. [VA helped her ovt_ of a ticht situation ia and nag befriended her since her arrival in | [_| for the last several wonthe she has heen living at his house. [V2 srwteeen acme has 4 very agreeavle personality and is a fenuinely lixeable person, At the saze tine, although she fs not am ideological rerson, she shares als ideological position and she bas never queationed Lis explanation ~ that her wevorting ie for the[—s_—si|s:« Lastly, we cannot and have not, overlooked tie Lixelihood of a chysical attraction between the two, In the last analysis it is \ a for_us to state exactly what motivates her te act as a Vl. 2. It is quite possible for the relationship between| Yi and: AASQUAW/2 te chanee at any time, Should their relationanip fer yi the worst it aight possibly have adverse security iaplications for le This subject has been discussed at learth vith| Yi and ne agrees that great care mist be taken, He is careful te KNSCUAT/2 where it would he Thus far this-has veem»relatively easy, indeed at the sassious of the ithe absence of any jeerved to confire in AYSOUAW/1's wind that] yh wae the em the scene, At this point no actual problen exists, but both, LCPIPIT and ya are alert to the poesibility that ome could arise. ete mates taneaent pep teencener mee AARON C. LAGINESTRA t | | 3 = C/V 2 @ C/¥ONUSE 2 « COS 2 « Cfeur Div | | ' oe |
* ast ‘ \ Lae - “~~ - o m. * rw il . CLASSIFICA T OR PROCESSING ACTION SErtCRET 7 wecrinty ssaae MARKED FOR MmDEXING C/sOVIEW A eenee prevention atts apteweerenaet ss FROM Chief, LCPIPIT oom pus . mY QUALIFIED DESK i REE enoRIC/Operational 1°s Meeting with RNSLIVER CTC REQUIRED . REFERERCES Tranemitted herewith is a brief memo for the record susariaing a conver= gation between the undersigned and RISLIVER in while the latter recounted his impressions of a meeting with[ VA. Transnitted USC is a brief note from 2 to RODIGAST covering the events of the same evening. | | ! | ane tee ember sige we arte “Tat ae eee bet ranean APO tt mentor ne bees ‘ Attachments: H/¥ & USC As stated memo H/W Brief zete USC Distributions 3 @ C/WOVIEU w/fatts H/W & USC--" 2 = C/NOHUSE w/attea H/W & USC 2 ~ COS/ []w/attes H/w & Use 2 — CfEur Div w/o atts oS Cary FL nacdtebse/3 OSPATCH SVMEOL AKG GumetR asia mtameesnetaememt aaeniee cemieneminel Seger teens Hue 3 eo re Sve] e ¢ er wiemepem papersareienieetcen — 4 datedoenS dation |
SECRET MEMORANDUM POR THE RECORD SUBJECTs CILIBERTI oe with RNSLIVER 26 April Concerning His Meeting with 2 2, Om 25 April B old me that RYSLIVER was in and wes ee te meet with 2. BASTEAR accordingly suggested that RESLIVER be debriefed the underslened the following morning. Accordingly I wet with PNSLIVE® fer about one hour, froe which meeting the fellowing highlights seen worth recordings : & I told SNSLIVER that we (WOFACT) had been interested in Ch at the time that he wag for rning his dispute with the/ lof but that we _” had dest tract of him of late, “ow that wa are in i*s heme tow, RYSLIVER was tald that we and Headquarters would be interested in any information on[___¥1 which could ba reported as a result _ @f euch meetings as RNGLIVER had had with him. B. RNSLIVER sald that he had told| ss that he would Ifke to meet Ibrahin to gain some understanding o° what was roing on in the particularly as it related to the Sinc- Soviet split. | [aaid that he thought that FPNSLIVER would de auch better by talking tol___—s«dV/. whem he said was one of the few people around from whoa could learn anything. Cc, RASLIVER net | yu at| Y2%s house, RNSLIVER did net have a complete rester of those who were there to participate fim what RNSLIVER deseribed as a "political bull seesion". He renenbered only (in addition to himself and VL) of Matthew fkoana and a girl from Mexico City nased Sucesos, who he sald knew~ @ great deal about guerrilla roinzgs-on in Venezuela and whose addreas he eaid was Calzada, Tacuboya 103, Mexico 18, RNSLIVER gaid that Nkoana sald practically nething throughout the evening, epparently because he found RNSLIVER’s presence odd and unnerving. DB. BHSLIVER was as tmpreseed with 1 as____—ithad predicted he would be, He described 1 ae resarkably knowl- edgeable concerning ia Western Evyrope and Africa, He sald that 1 had described his reoan ip to! ij and had sentioned that he had visited (‘that he knew Jacques Grippa, and that he intended to wisit ia connection with the | and @ possible wisit by Robert Willfame, SECRET? bieaidtemenmmnae anima ean caine mere tae Ao at cet tite ' Salar teat dal Caren eters ORES REA at Mh Pa he EET LB Be AA nd RRO A RAEI ete Bh WI LES Cl SOR ARETE i. + i i j TREY remem teenatiie 9 ene dene are oe men 8 eM wT yeaa RES RERHtESRAPS ASIC pense en ARUN RO EE Ee Te dae HRB oe Ege Os ee terre annie epee {eee terenet emma yt seemed io : ‘ . \sctowmenen voenanmant vain tp mameeenapaes ~ om tm saueastelteer wecte ener meremne 408 euitndns Riot woe vale eyetutiinmcn i804
‘ vA x , . r ; y i | | i CusTLUILG SalTIsi TpelG2aTlON ¥ROXLEM : Returniny to London froa | on 10 July, I was egain queried a. i by British Izzicration about sy failure to reziater eas a permanent : ‘ Fegident. «ay excuse hag always been that I did in fact go to : ‘ the Home O2fice, but no action was ever texen because I rarely : recained in tae country sore than a month. Hovever, this tale is a I : wcaring thin and I fear that I aay have ouch more serious trouble i ' j in the near future. i. It would seea_to me that the best solution night be to becone Pe the official] lor any other outfit : { that night have &Ge I would need a letter to tha$ effect and : : would require a notional salary of about $5,000 per year, I believe, if 7 ot H but even this aight raise questions froa the British Inland re Revenues ; ve Some advice on thia problem would be appreciated. Loy! f % Most be af Jeost L toe yearly. Pott : bo gt H Pf t peoad t 9 eter A sry RE % ’ . rae 4 ad . stings nt? Hn: cgdh sterostats Wd gig bateme. Sake Seay OLE hae Sancho AA Pars h PCRS BOS: AE Fer rE oe we Come Oe ee ee meme ' SION AE RR Le paper amon ame + mee eaenmaR A tt ere yuptcr me ’ ee ered ‘ SS ee rT pepe mere 1 Se : | asabet Zp Me a tet oe lew Ameen a ‘ 3 ¥ ‘ oe ’ re PAPER Le ce
14-00000 SECRIT eo 2 @ * anag eepepree hmenpeeinn Acpgnnteetg eee = E. RMSLIVER was particularly fepressed by f2°s Library of[ ____|books and pasphleta. RYSLIVER turned over toe the under= signed for ing end return s recent issue of Uillfams' The Crusader and a copy of, fats own([ | These were recelved with feigned interest, although of course we had sarller received the sage items from RODIGAST (already forwarded to Headquarters). Fo SNSLIVER did not resell) meeting Mra, | yl, and did net know how many children[ ss Vi had. ile described 1's house as attractively eiddle cless. He was avare of the fact that | yi had gone to Kenyon College and praised /i's writine skills, 1 showed him a number of articles he nad written which PHSLIVER said completely followed the| | RESLIVER was eurprised that some ef these articles had been printed in the United States im spite of thégr political orleataticn. Ny weet nent en eamatereaiitnlt wie ateneennnerenn — cima rtteet eEgrEeinei RISO et P.Fe CILIZERTI ; i i € ‘ { e { ? - oc aenpaene nse ne eee ng een ne tet ane es Se fgpevesarrveesersde toma eFUOMEURN DS 9 Secs EMA INTIAL AR BCEAO rat it Aten te RENRSE ED TI Sen RSE marten ane ie SOP asthe RE er AGF ER ee EER MERE ETE apres SPEER tenner pt mre Stared et HP ce ‘ ' eee oa
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