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13-00000 Born 2 15 October 1905, Wilmington, Delaware “=. Alice June LOFLAND left. the United States in July 1931 for Germany and married ‘ Heinrich Frederich LORENZ shortly there- i: after. She remained in Germany until her — “- entry into the United States with her . €hildren, on 1 May 1950, proceeding to . Florida. - Residences: 4952-1955: 1418 Monroe Street, " Nashington, 4952: 1459 Monroe Street, Washington, D.C... 1982: 1502 Monroe Street, Washington, D. Cc. | oe 1950: 313 6th Street, East, Bradenton, Florida MATERNAL . Lucy L. MC CONCHIE | aka: Lucille MC CONCHIE AUNT MATERNAL AUNT " Employment: ether 1953 to at least April 1955: Office of the Chief of Engineers, Gravelly Point, Washington, D. C. - Previous: to numerous to mention, ® e - covers to 1945 in Germany, mostly -U.-S. Government related. aka:- Lucy HAINES nee: Lucy LOFLAND Born 22. August 1886, Wilmington, Delaware.. Spouse: Major (U.S. Army) Thomas L. -MC CONCHIE, Jr. She, as of 1950, employed -at the Pentagon, Washington, D. C., admin — Clerk and typist, Office of the Chief of ‘Staff, U. S. Army National Guard Bureau, Organization and Training Branch; residing at 3023 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C., Apartment 613 or 716. Elizabeth CONARROE nee: Elizabeth LOFLAND aka: Mrs. Elvin H. CONARROE i a I =F eet tte ne anne
04-10049-10322 ORIGH UNIT 8 - EXT 8 “DATE: bos o RE Filing (check one): "1° No CS Record Value. Destroy, ce RIE file this copy as indicated - ’. "" Braneli copy filed as indicated - -. RE Indexing (check one): Marked Oo " ‘None required — /proP, C1 PCH ca O70 -MAVANA SO BROME DIRECTOR a =| CONF: WH 3. os mc) Ey ear, “BeteRSING ‘oFK! ea : rep 190 a _ vs “a ie an CASSIED MESSAGE hes Tr peur DEFERRED -o a 2 SB OSEBINATING onricers > REPRO! cr ION BY Y OTHER T THAN THE. ISSUING ‘OFFICE Is PROHIBITED. . oe" apa s222t ROUTING = Eee ROUTINE] OR TEE MEL SS es TALS hel OPERATIONAL || 'NETIAL cat “EL IMMEDIATE =| : ; “AUTHENTICATING OrFricer :
104-10049-10336 ry 7 _-CLASSIFIED MESSAGE og ~ YE a ong auc/i's8/ Ao Wt? A i. ROUTING | JE 3: 26-FEB 60 7 A - SeEaC-R-E-T rT TO Ta : Ee | Fe — » DIRECTOR / : El ee £:) / | FEB 27 06 00Z 60 MICROFILMEN — JUL 2 1963 able CI/OPS, FI, ROUTINE - 10D ‘, se 2 boc. Micro. SER. oe IN 465665 DIR On, Co aE HAVA 3616 ae STATION, CASUAL ce 7] twrorveeD ARETZ FOLLOWH (BSF FEB. ; ches wn | SS Ae “SOURCE AND AINgg SOUL | MEETING WITH JUAN sonora BIO PADILLA - 26 | FEB aT WHICH THM GOMILA- WILL OFFER TO RUBIO COOPERATION AND UTILIZATION - OF GOMILA's CLANDESTINE. ACTION GROUP WHICH SOURCE DESCRIBES AS ONLY EXISTING. | aan | ORGAN ZED TERRORIST (ORGANIZATION IN CUBA TODAY. os ence Be 1N OFFERING ‘ASSISTANCE TO RUBIO, SOURCE SAID THEY WERE iN ao : | EFFECT THROWING THEIR SUPPORT To JOSE IGNACIOPAIVERO AND SILv1ex€Ai CARDENAS WHO Bw TOGETHER WITH RUBIO. HAD ‘000 CONNECT ONS IN MIAMI AND WITH ODYOKE. - ae ae ve. DESCRIBED RUBIO AND ANGELYAPERNANDEZ. VARELA AS HIS INTIMATE a FRIENDS AND Two Most “IMPORTANT MEN IN CUBA'S FUTURE. re Pee WHEN PRESSED FOR DeTAILs ON GOMILA'S acm Joe "PROFESSIONAL CLANDESTINE. OPERATOR, CLOSE COLLABORATOR OF GENERAL CANTILLO, VICE : ue i / PRESIDENT OF CUBAN WINE, MERCHANTS ASSN, AND A MAN WHO NEVER HELD PUBLIC OFFICE. 7 a “BROHISED PROVIDE. ARETZ 1 MARCH F ULL REPORT GOMILA'S ORGANI ZAT 1ON AND RESULTS. - MEETING WITH RUBIO. a 3. ABOVE OF OPERATIONAL INTEREST DUE: 2o/ — 72 7 3 AP ok FERNANDEZ MEMBER AMP CTORATE. : | : - 4 Co S-E-C-R-E-T 98 ASR a "REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, .. CapyNo.
(0d-10049-10342 Bw. 12 February 1960 SUBJECT : 2 Material for Possible Use in Discussion with Mr. Pawley _ ae “me following « are “excerpts from a ‘menorandun of conversation between Thomas de. Flores and Jack Gillespie, dated 16 December 1959: : - Franc: SCO: ° CASIGAS' told GILLESPIE on 115 December that William PAWLEY. was. back. in: ‘Washington; that Generalissimo TRUJILLO had told _ him (CASIGAS): that PAWLEY had promised that he would have information ~ on the U.S. - official position on the Cuban matter within three days;— that an important ‘person from the Dominican Republic would go to the United States on 15 December to meet with PAWLEY on 15 to 16 December; --and that he (TRUJILLO) would hold the PEDRAZA forces until the United , States" position was known. On 16 December GILLESPIE said that he _ * had received, a call. from Emilio NUNEZ Portuondo the night before and | NUNEZ said he had: ‘just seen PAWLEY, after the latter had dined with — . _MWiee: President. ‘NIXON. - According to NUNEZ, PAWLEY claimed that he was to meet. ‘with ‘the’ DCI “at 0900 on 16 December. NUNEZ also said oo that TRUJILLO would not allow the revolutionary army to leave the . bomindean Republic without the approval of the United States Government. ve Conment: “NUNEZ; -CASICAS » and GILLESPIE are known to dislike . a ana/ or distrust. PAWLEY. - PAWLEY's recent break with NUNEZ is well . mown... CAJIGAS says he fears and dislikes PAWLEY because of some -"" earlier transactions in Cuba in which both were involved; he fears " - PAWLEY's support of ‘TRUJILLO which might involve some future commit- : ments; and considers : PAWLEY "a meddler" who does more harm than good _ . “to the Cuban cause. ‘GILLESPIE has expressed personal distrust of  ~ . .- PAWLEY and said he had discussed PAWLEY with H. Graham Morison, former - Assistant Attorney: General now a prominent Washington attorney; MORISON . “spoke adversely of PAWLEY, whom he characterized as a great opportunist. GILLESPIE considers CAJIGAS a "great gentleman" and has urged that : | someone in.CIA. talk to him. Bernard REICHHARD? is also favorably impressed by CAJIGAS and has described him as one of the most objective and - responsible Cubans he has talked to in Miami. 2. Recently the FBI reported (the DEF is being circulat bed and is not a readily available) that PAWLEY had been meeting with several Cuban exiles at the | Mayflower Hotel and on leaving the meeting he told them he was going to meet swith Allen Dulles and Richard Nixon. Comment: This DBF also said that - PAWLEY had been Known to / compare TRUJILLO with Abraham Lincoln. -CORSITZED [> Sob CP Dow 6S _
13-00000 vf @ a Comment: There have been other FBI reports concerning Mr. Pawley's careless- ness in conversation with Cubans, which would reveal his covert connection with CIA. . However y the shove is the only information readily available on this specitic subject. ee . wv D. Esterline . C/wH/s “Distribution: ° Orige § & 1- - Addressee oe
104-10049-10354] 16 Decesher 1959 32,15, a 6 Doom 3959 “CQULLBAPTE phoned ne a6 12 Decenbes: from Atlanta: Be aah that be had bean told by Franeisce CaJIGA$ that the tentative date selected for the invasion of Ouba is betwess oe - oe | .. 26 Secember and 5 January. There are eight te ten thowsand = . mop available in the Dominican Zepublic who already have 2 Saban: viiforme.° They are volunteers and mest are Dominicans, © - —— - 2 Re, Anitial L target will be the Isle of -  GANMAS sald be foola' that THBYTLLO WAL caltapee £8 7 a me situation An (Cade. ‘coatizues as it. da for the naxt aix es a ho GILESSPOR said he had reperted the abeve information s te Charles RARDIG, the Fat agent in Atlanta with whom he is. rs * Ge 39 Sesame GUIzirin pad sgnin So vapors ad » qaamad 02 UE Degonbar GTLLESPIE phoned no again to rope CAJIGAS told OTLEESPIE that Wilidan PAWLEY was back in #ashington. - eo -* TRUJILLO told CA3TGAS that PALEY bad promised that he would have information on the United States official position on the — _ the Dontadon Rapehlio waa $0 enue to the Uatted Staten ox
13-00000 | “2S deousber’ ta\inewt wath PAWLET on 15 oF 16 December. “TRUSILLO  peSthen da eamuae eee PIRRAZA force watt the United States! - “ GA3IQAA told GILLESPIE that he fears and dtaltkes: . oo paing Sattaas tae emma transactions in Cuba in which - . both ware involved.” GaJIOAS expressed a dislike for having —_ oe ~ FAMLET ‘iaentee TRUJILLO since this night inveive sone future oe | ee RL AAS So OLAS ho ts are te rat we wd States, Govermant will not interfere with euch action. i Bg. ‘05 26 Decenber GILLESPIS phoned te vepert that CAJTBAS ca | “nad esa Boned om the Bight of 19 Decesher ty Hullo ROMEZ - .. December. after the latter hed dined with Vioe President HIXGH. a . j to WHISS, PAWLEE elaimed that he was te meet with - a leave. the Rondaesn, s mepaniie without % the United States Qovern- — me =e approval. . ss “GASIOAD said that PALSY 4o having Oaterel PSDRAZA 7 ar step out of the picture rathar than vork with the geberala = ~ SD coinecent ot men De waald he WROG fo Mark MEE 8 BFP. on 39. gazeaas anda that GERARD, vno vas hung from his balsouy gt the night of 15 December, vas the first nan on the list given So PARLE by TRETTLLO, © 11.  GULLESPIS expressed p diatrost of PANLEY, and sald that he had discussed PANLEZ with 4. Groham MORISOH, _ |. Kew Agaistent Attorney General now e prominest Vashington ce  abterney. MERISG spoke saversely of PAYAEZ, von be chersotertaed Co Ae 8 greed paper tanise Oo - Ca
GILLESPIE urged that comecne contae’ CAJ1045, vhow he ‘considers. to be a "great gentleman.” CAJTOAS 4s presently —_ &ocording ‘etaying at the Biltmera Hotel in Atlanta, room 603. tg GELEESPYE someone tried to locate CagIQaS a couple of daya GILLESPIZ agked, if we had tried ta to se and I - BEG> | that we had net. insofar aa 1 knew. ¥ told GILLESPIE that 4% = os aight be the 731, ‘Thomas J. Flores |.
104-10049-10356]  ppppoveD FORRELERSEI993 = _ coast REVIEW PROGRAM O | 10 December 1959 “MEMORANDUM. FOR Byrn RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting on. 6: Decenier with William D. Pawley in Miami REFERENCE: “Hemor -andim of 9 December with same subject. Le “Attachment: A. to this menorendum is a list of 19 ‘Cubans | which was prepared by. Fabio. Oscar FREYRE Aguilera when he accompanied Mr. Pawley to Washington on 30: ‘November. Mr. Pawley showed this list to General Pedraza ‘in the Dominican. Republic: when Mr. Pawley wes there from 3 to 5 December and asked Pedraza whether he would be willing to work with any of the people : = named on this list...” ‘Pedraza A replied that he would have no objection to any~. i, one on the List. ne . ey. Attachment: B ‘is. a - similar ‘list. of a persons which was prepared by a Cuban associate of Mr. Pawley whom he did not wish to identify. Mr. Pawley also showed this list to General Pedraza and received the same. ‘favorable reaction: ‘from Pedraza. - WH/IIT/Caribbean - “Pwo attachments 7
13-00000 é je ‘ . @. - Attachment A : de Juan Antonto Rubio Pagille 2. Gustave ‘ae los Reyes - ‘Goa. Mestr eo 5. Aree . 8: west ‘LL. | Pedro. Hernande: Lovio |. 3. dust Carrillo a. Armando Cainas 35. Arturo Hernandez ‘Tellaeche 16. Alberto Fernandez Hecneverrie AT. Baitio! oetoa. ‘Ochoa ee 18. Bugenio Albarran 2 a 196 Norberto: Azqueta ee
wAttachment B. Dr. Jorge’Manach © rs Jacinto Barquin _, dose M, Bose “Antonio de Varona (0 - Melehor Gaston:
(04-10049-10964] woe 4 8 ee ee et anion Berale does not yet haves ; but which he will forward as soon as possible. (Comments I phoned RES OEE SENN 20 Soper We Nae Bo Ent co ES) co oo 3. ” PALEY: paggaeted to Bernie that a recorder and nike for his - pf fice would be @ geod idea since it would perait hin to make record= . ings of the conversations with Cubans and Dominicans who come into ~— ‘. @diseuss political mattera. I told Bernie I would check this out here - at Headquarters and determine the reaction. (Comment: Subsequent . ghecke with CwH Tesnlted tx his giving approval 1 for the installation - Dastribatdons. ' 1 © Reichardt conversations w/ave 1 =~ WH/3/Carib | - x ~ Pawley 201 cone DIAZ Eongo file w/ett panes hoon o Bam ha eae, rs & aie phoned a the afternoon to ask 1f we had any infor - -.- ugtton on Fabde FREEGB, a porhow oF delle SAIERZ, whe ts Balen Se -*Fawlay'ta next door neighbor. FREXYRE came in te seo PAWIEY with seme © Seema * oes, online YL AAA get vee ' . : we eee he hs ated 9: AU-PIPPE
2 104-1 0049-10368 oe Cubana. have a comilttment from Col, Merris Bill in the "secret -. . @ivieton® in ‘Nassau, Phone No, 2520 (office) and Ho. L691 (home). [SECRET  noRumN 7OR THE BBGORDY . 7 wersation with Ratenbardt, 3 30 Septonber oy, Rel chhardt sea on 30 Septenber to say that the best _ “tine to bug. PAULEY? office is over the weelien® when no one is there, vo He wants the OS man te go there on Friday, contact him, and then do told] Bernie itd try to arrange ite = a “2. PANDEY told Bernie that the Cuban, Fabio FREYRE pays the - a : “e us to Use, en, uninhabited. Pisce o of ground ae a staging: and training area. | a “Distribution: . 4 Pawley file. - 2 MILI /Carkt a ot z Flores — Orig» : 2 Reichardt Chrsne -_ SECRET. 8 October 1959 neta ge . “ee a soo
104-10049-10360 7 October 1959 oo - suECT ‘Contiznation of Verbal Request for. Installation of a oe ae focording Dewies in Office Of Er. Willd a ‘De Pawleys on, ae ante aha the verbal request wade to Mr. “eee | .- your office by Mr. Flores of WH/TII on 5 October 1959 for the installae . ton of a: recording device in the office of Mr. Williem 3, Pawley in - Klami, Florida,’ for the purpose of making available te the WHD Repre<- on sentative in Flami detailed reports ef conversations held by Mr. Pawhey a with bis numeréus contects among Caribbean revolutionary groups, ee .. especially anti-CaSTA0 Cuban exile leaders. Mr, Pawley has agreed to”. . 7). thts plany hich was ) Proposed, to him verbally by the WHD representative o a is ) Hionde 7 35 Mrs. Pastley fst a a. S. ettisen, born 7 Septouber 1893. ‘His lon a “ gareer in Latin American affairs included a tour as U, 3, Ambassador to - . Peru and later to Brasil. In recent years he has engaged in petroleus - @ad mining activities in the Dominican Republic and hag served as a 7 eonzultant to the Dominican. Government. He has cooperated with this . .. Agancy on. a. ‘number’ of occasions and ig a personal friend of the DCr’ gad of OWA, A request for operational approval or security clearance - for Mr. Pawley's use in a specific project was made in 1952 but - .eancelled subsequently because of a change in plans. Mr. Kohler of . CT/OA sdvised that the Security Cffice File No. in connection with = - this request wae #78435. It is requested that your office obtain the | a “necessary security clearance for Mr. . Fawley" usa by this Agency, es Bo S : oe outlined in paragraph Le . Be. ‘Since Hr. Pawley’e office is vacated on weck~onds, it is _ _Yequested that a representative from your office travel to Miamioon re  . Byiday, @ October, or Saturday, 9 October, for the purpose of surveye = | . dng the premises during thie week-end; and that he return to Mismi the -. following week-end to install the recording device, which is to be - wsed only for callers in person, and not by telephone» On arrival in -. . Fhamt, your representative should call Hr. Bernerd @. Refichhardt, WHD ' . Yepresentative in Miawl, who shares an office with the 0O Contacts J dae oo | gepresentative, Room 302, 299 Alhambra Circle, Coral Sables. His home - . ‘teléptone, + is BO  Sh2aB, and his office nurber is Highland 59-3658, me Je C. King a . Chief, WH Division — - SECRET
104-10049-10371] a ge - kttentdon re -YGS)\- “Reported Commitment to Cuban Revolutionaries by. ‘British Authorities in Nassau for Use of Small - ae _. Caribbean Island - (CE, C5=3/liUs, 382 dated 9 ‘October) an : a “ . oo de - Contimmtng ny telephone conversation with lids today concamning Li . oe _adattionsl information received | on subject, the following Ded excarpts fron. med 7 a a aimpatech from the aD Representative in Yea. (ua 32 dated 2 Octo) coe oe are forwarded for your, informations we  qppate ‘galled ne a few days after my visit with him on 28 Septanber “-" $0 inform ma.that the name of the British official with whom the . ° +: FREYRS group had discussed the matter of getting an minhabited - ~ island as & staging area was Colonel Morris Hill, of whab he called - 7 the "secret division" im Nassau, Bahamas, QDDAIE said that FREYRE - -""" had alse given him Hill's telephone numbers which ares Office < “: 2820 and Home 16913 and he invited QDDAIE te call Colonel BOL and iy » confira that the British had made thia commitments a ‘This matter of. a : British dsland had been menbionad to me pefors by cares ..' Special. Agen’. George Davis of the FBI, so I discussed the matter with | os _» “him (Davis). He said that he had mown that Hill has talked to someone =...’ *.- on this subject, but a British officer, whose name he thoughb, without ari “Looking it up, was Cadwalder and who is Hill's superior in Jamaica, came op to Miami to inform the FBI that Hill's conversation with that group. Sng . ... had bsen reported to him and that, not only would the British Government oat ' '- "not entertain such a notion, but Hill was off base in even discussing... > the matter with the grow and in not reporting their, Proposal to ) Ue Be Se ES authorities. Tee eed Pas | QUDAIE, ia a » promnent Us Se businessman in Land with good, contacts: oo : among Cuber. exits groups. The original information, disseminated in. oo. 0893/11, 382,° of which your desk was furnished a copy, was also received in” Miomd by the ED Reprosentative, ‘from + QDDATE, and not in » Habatay 8 as 2 shom 6} | te Assondinations a SR cs pe WH/3/Carib (Exb. 3229) 0 SECRET :
(04-10049-10975] MICROFILMED . JUL 441983 vee OMIA: “AIR : : CLASSIFICATION’ To a Chief, ‘WED a FROM. ao : = Chief of. Station, | Ciudad ‘Trujillo SUBJECT: ceNeRa— ‘operational 2 ‘SPECIFIC—.- - PAWLEY, Business ) Interests in ‘the. Dominican Republic ae , ACEION 2 REQUTRED: For info only. bie 1. In addition: to ‘minerals exploitation “in which Mr. Wiliam : } ot D. \PAWLEY has. substantial’ investments, negotiations are being concluded: “co for the purchase by PAWLEY of the Hotel Hamaca in Boca Chica, a resort: #; _ . town near the aymoet completed x new interna tiona p Birport, about 30 km i “east of Ciudad Trujillo. fos 2 2." Another ‘activity which - is kept very much under | wraps” is the ae concession granted. PAWLEY for procurement and world-wide sale of all new issuesjof. Dominican’ postage stamps. This activity is managed by ~°-"}:- : PAWLEY,, ’ other of Se A er office is in the Dominican ” 1 = post. officd oe 3.7 ~The. 4 ensitive) of the information - ‘in para~ graph 2. is S. citizen es 7 CF ' The source volunteered the information ona - very confidential | bag: is _bo Helene q. DAHLERUP at. a | Social + gathering. : 7 3 > Ease sont oe EBRD non ma, 51 284
that the- recent, Cuban-Dominican troubles | od 8 re) settled’ personally, for the PBPRIME Chief: of State.by Mr..William. B.:. PAWLEY, forme Ambassador to Peru and. Brazil,. who. As. now: engaged in petroleum heriealture ‘bo represent ‘them at. ‘the great ‘Cattle pains Dominicans made. a: orent ‘show of. courtesy t toward, the Cuban: Minister: 4 aa would appreciate ‘confirmation from’ Headquarters of ‘the {truth of the above. report which came from. a. source which:does. “not: ‘wish. ‘to: be mentioned. “The above is for Headquarters" not _ for dissemination an
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104-10050-10005 {SEORET. 10 Feb 77 Source: ‘iotes made sy A. Goodpesture for John Leader, IG Staff Subject: Background on Mexico Station Support Assets (Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies) 1. Unilateral coverage. From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April 1947 (by Bill Doyle) until arrival of Win Seott as COS in 1958, Charles Anderson IIT (still in LA/HQ} had developed @ support apparatus to eg exploit leads from the Soviet Embassy. This umbrella type project (LIFEAT) consisted of multi line phone taps, three photo sites, a mobile surveillance team and a mail intercept operation. Be - Fhone taps were placed by an’ ‘employee of the telephone company Rotana of te ¥, rem ‘ _Who was handled by ey WILSTED (pseudo). The number of lines - tapped was limted "oy availability of a “Listening ost nearby eee (since the taps were not made in the nein diathal, pend English/ Spanish (Soviet, Polish, “eee ati } “tzanseribers. Gensrally . these agents (contin niana, ar Mexican American) were related AQ a? (which th idotaa diet time felt was good security in that aN if they ¢ es spout shop," they would talk to each other.) b. Three photo sites were handled by Anderson with the help of Harry Mahoney (retired, living in Chicago) and TDY TSD people checking the best type of camera, film, and concealment devices. These had sub-cripts under LIFEAT (LIMITED, LILYRIC, and LICALLA). LIMITED was a fixed site bang opposite across the street from the front gate of the Soviet Embassy which had both a vehicle and foot entrance, The Soviet gate was on the Northiest corner of their compound and LIMITED was diagonally LLOULES oe ne
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