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ene Oe RETURNTO CIA Background Use Cnly Co. TA DSPATCH Dy en” Po Not Heproduce ra > G : i i : cr a) 4227 neo chief, -E ; A cw | i i ne eee meee mene ee nem Sa mee ett oe chief, (2% CAtef ef .teth a, _) & ieceeber 1959 t : ail PALI Vcperations . i Alieged Abi Ca Cverasate a : alam MGuATT — ~ oe eee H oa WOOF ie Cand at OGIO : Cheek on alleged terder crossapr | j @F QUAUIEO HQ DESK OMay * : naan nee nee ence conan cen in nearer ee | Speen enn Aenean ! aera bee ish vi . . 0 Cn 1 tecexber| VAl-2/6 \eaid that evict conmal Golub had vold[WeLInF/1} thet a .estarn agent, who crosesd the Finniah<fotlet boruer near lmatra on 18 Hay 1959 had beon arrested anc was Belay held by the fevicte. Colub did not reveal ta name of the sgent, but eaid that be bad teen trained in Austriall\to tee tation? s knovledre, trere have been no RYIECI aisslons ron vie Finland by £UssI eines 1953. Does Seadéuartere know of amy REDSOX ‘agente whe disappeared in May? Cr is Golub making up the story? , Oliver P. ‘ellmerk aes Tm ee 8 HOR ¢ SDIRD PCIE Se Mag ATT A OD
EEE EEEE REED, Sr EEE eS tS ii 4-00000 fy ee eo Oetober 1958 MEMOQAMIAM FOR: WH /Fersonrel “SUBJECT t Hacuest for staff Agent-te-fil)-BAP-819) Stot in Maxico City - : a 1. it is rayuested that ai: /Personcel locate a start Agent to CLL the JAP@5290, 19 (FI), GS-22 slot in Mexteo City which waa recently vacated by vil fred 0. CLUWER(oa8) .. . 2. Tris Ayent must be hilincual in Spanish and should have operational experlenco, axoecially in physical curvetllanes techniques. Jt would be helerul if the candidate also has sroa knowledcs., He will be ox-ected to epot, davelon, reerult, and direet surveillance assets, 3e Tt ie ranuested thet 2 suitable candidate be located ag Boon as vossibla so that the Contract Agant now nerforming these furctiony can be relleved of tris resnonsibility and can devote is tine to other tasks, Re fe fahren Chief, HH/ETT WiS9/Mexico/Céehruny ings - . , : Distribution: Orig & 1] + Addressee 1 ~ WH/Hexico Chrono 1 - Subject
(tos-toig2-10006]. eS — . ., a . ; i ” ; REPO NO : | ; | REPORT COVER SHEET SECRET | UFG-7024 | . ‘ | Prog 7 “a are ar REPORF Oe rman a a . JMWAVE . i - 13 April 1965 | REPORTING OFFICER : — LT ne no ° ; Chester R, MENDRICK . iS |. So - ; a RERSR TS Once pe POR ani, es Margaret R, NANKALL/uta a_i { - Andrew K, REUTEMAN | oo a . BACKGROUND DATA AND COMMENTE: TYPIG - Source: ANCLATTER-1 from Mike Rafferty on 26 March and . __ 8 April 1965, oe HISROFIEMES | | RID; Please inseny A gerrasa JY APR2Z ioe ; . / telvinfenayEs of DOG. MIRO. meet. ee > - DOB: _ca._1923 — a. - ott we Pilot who may have participated . i _ "Th air Strikes over Cuba for the’ : \ _ MIRR, Resident of Brinkley, ; a Arkansas, poR 0 3 - | Group 1: Exeluded from : Automatic Downgrading | and Declassification op. . | | P OPTIONAL: onraies BELOW NEED NOT be yuteo In ie OUPLIGATEO iw ACCOMPANYING RERORT . - }. ; _ DISTRIBUTION : | INTRA-AGENGY a . ” EXTRA-AGENGY ‘ . [ 4 ~ Has, i cy. each to Miami. reps of: | . 2 - JMBARR Coast Guard, Border Patrol; “2 ~[BANAMA erry (for CINCSO) F.BeI., I&NS, Customs, Pp ‘COUNTRY — . NO. OF ENcLOSUALS . NO. pore | bcm ——- Sch | Lua a | t - a i | PADA : . a anneal re — ee i ee ee ni APPR | SECR ET peor ooo Fonts veg 9-80 1467 PRE HOUD : Pan boat Reavers, ; i wl Ft “ , - RETURNTO CIA _ Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce Sp
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(foatores0rit Ne ty tem Loto. : NO FOREIGN DISSDu ‘ zs ‘ * : we _ countay Coda REPORT NO, CS CT'-316/09698-64 . ; -—y wMECT Manuel SINEINO Losada DATE DISTR. 27 August 1964 NO, PAGES 2 BarETURN TO Cla REFERENCES CSCI-3/730.,985 - Ground Use O 16 April 1964 gate of 1964 0 Not R n ‘ INFO, ; ‘e €produce “is _ BLACE 2 weachinzton, D. Cc. : . 8 - DATE ACO, august 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. . HE : Th.S IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GIADINGS ARE OEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL-OF CONTENT I$ TENTATIVE. ‘$Ourtz: A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence a : Service until April 1964. ° ee ras Headauarters Comments: The following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes supplemental. f inforzution from the records of this Agency. ~ oe Sey a It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of cae individuals mentionec in the personality reports without be mater Yirst cheeking with this Agencecy- Reet Ay Hema rete td as — 1. Usnuel PINEIRO Losada, Chie? of the Direccion General de nteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence ~ DGI), resides at Avenida 41, Calle 18, Miramar, Cuba, and his DGI &.Zice is also located at this address. Although PINEIRO has more than one telephone number, the only one source could reccll was 29-4257. 2. PINEIRO is a close friend of Carlos Manuel LECHUGA Hevia, the Cubaa ....bassador to the United Nations, and when LECHUGA is id:Habana he -:enas much time with PINEIRO. 3 Source reported that the training for revolutionary activity in Zanzibar was arranged cirectly by Fidel CASTRO and PINEIRO (the CDGI as an organization had nothing to do with the arrangesents for the training). PINTIRO was born about 1929, is about five feet ten inches tall, wieghs about 250 pounds, and has a heavy build. He has brown hair and eyes, a bushy, reddish beard, and a flushed, freckled camplexion. s S$. “Source said that sometine after March 1964, PINEIRO traveled 3 to Moscow.1 an 2 i Cadcston sranene| 1 SECRB2BET NO FOREIGN DISS&Su | stars I oa ARAY [Navy . 1 aR insa pidied | ocr | FBr 2 | Bowe sed ag ond ass an fier a om HD GS fe Erp REP CINCLANT CINCSO = I&N . rer ses /7 Ont rn /s/R hal Cl | ree “YELL oooh : NO PROJECT (AMUUGSL) RR Ae a ne Oe L__CSCI~316/ 00895004 sess " ba) i i it {COORDINATING “SOUR ASNS . ° . yerecs + 1 ‘ iy 7 a RID l LAAN wees tN waa 8 | WH/SA/7 (1), WE 1 (2), CL, 8 i # | NOM SLD: Swit , nn icr/pea | 201-235687 (201 FORM NO. : poet sO. OUSOLETE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. 12 Jui 1335
14-00000 ts : 8 oe @ os oe os Z . * . Heasdeuctters Contents y e ~ ~ 2 ae * — 2 4 1. ‘tiMfere Bas boen no nertinent additional infornatioh concerning ° Manuel PINEINGQ Lasacs since the cisseuination of the above Fererence. regort exceat for the travel inforuation below: . a Sai ; Seen ween aes Lorna TT45 SALL ce Pineiro, im. biss wou, Mauuel Kehlil PiINSiSO Sure€sal), transitec Snannon Jirnzort earoute & = grea Pray @ to Havana on CSA Flight OX 522 on 11 May 1964. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM at
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(404-10172-10296) / AETURNTO CIA MEMORANDUM FOR: ci/opa/sovear AMTPETION 3 kr. Jean Evans 9.” SUBJECT 3 Qrigoriy Ye. GOLUB - 2011501560 1. Further information on Subject 18 available @. GR/1O, wr. Z-8352, 2613 J, in connection ——- " dj] WR/1-~CB KAPOK docusgnts 12 Apr i357 hea 5,2 12 Jul 1957 ( info that Subject is le, 2 2. Bubject was greenlisted 16 Septender 1957, Request for Green List Bans Check Ho. 76635. GERALDINE GARRITY ER/CE/RES Subject 261 sent to B® solidation on 11 March 1958; to be returned te for permanent retention Backoround Use Only » Do Not Reproduce
404-10185-10113 * ~ : a we o ce = a Sere we ee tee Ble tet emt Pavitt g the Mettwes Tee enw Of the facet Mleten Git’ .m the ens Ag oe ie Se age Lawe Thee werner “7 c +t 8 RA Bere YS and “24 the EinerRioniv. af reMatea roo oSla tp Bp Ag terh Ts GS ERAUIPOEE SS ems of gol. ead By 18S 8 * ~ . 5 « 4 SECRET . ; NO FOREISN DISSEM o . Pacrrénarae COUNTRY Cuba ; REPORT NO. suaect Shipment of Eaplosives to — DATE oisTR. «25 August 1964 i Mexico : ; C$ CI~316 '09690~-G« NO. PAGES i, rererences Gary. TUR 1964 . Not DATE OF Ine. mace & Washington, Db. C, . DATE ACQ August 1964 FIELD REPORT NO. Teh (8 UNEVALUATED ffOemaTiOnN. SOURCE Gasnanas ARG OFF INITIVE APPEAILAL OF CONTENT IS Tovative, - sOuRcE. A former Cuban {8 officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence . Service until April 1964. 5 aa wa Following is a translation of a report which source wrote concerning a shipment of explosives to Mexico: Bona? “the Communist Party of £1 Salvador had asked me to send them twenty-five, one quarter pound packages of ~ : - , . gelatin oxplosives. They requegted that the explosives be - : oF. ° gent to Mexico where they would recover them and take . - 4 thee to El Salvador. oe . a “In view of the request, I spoke with Manuel PINEIRO regarding the shipment itself, &s well ag the amount. : PINEIRO answered by telling me to do so. 4 j “During my trip to Mexico (March 1964) I spoke with Rogelio RODRIGUEZ Lopez regarding this shipment and he told me that there wag no need of ny sending the explosives to Mexico as this type of explosive was available in the Embassy. I then told RODRIGUSZ that I would answer the request from El Salvador. "Upon returning to Cuba I spoke with PINEIRO, who told we not to send the explosives as the orders now were to send nothing but money due to the recent exposure of the aras shipment to Venezuela.” 8 SECRET 4 NO FOREIGN DISSEM 8 _Ceatnind tere oosnrme| 2 oO i oe RD Ge ate GR a [srare Te Toa "Tansey Travy Tae [sa . ¢ | oce | FRE ! REP P CINC CLANT CIncSO #  1&NS . : amy iNet: Flatd dlaribetlan lndigaved by a") \ i/S4/LOR 11WR/S/R | A. ]iis TT Ex 642 ‘ WeS4/MOR 11 WE /MADS ppCL/aaa fea ra) PROJECT (AMMUG/I } WASA - L>-¥a SH CSCI -316,/00696-44 WAVE! as 2 a Seems marinas AE AONE O roraus LAteoe MTMK : LD: gek cay . Wh mA4 OBSOLETE PREVIOUS KOrrtoES. re) . O? * i / aan ae _f
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COUNTRY Cuba DATE ACQ. (12 April 1965 | - "Mimo" ig believed to reside.in the general area. of NW 19th FIELD INFORMATION REPORT GRADING OF SCURCE: Ao Com rete retatto, B: Usuaty renapte, F: Reel’ Cannol be peed (Apa Re at fes DR Oe tate tty Th Mare oF doubltul bocesty or keaty, Jenardless of Des exmpetencel. feted cource ty. . ’ “ a APPRAISAL OF CONTENT: “1: Qonfirmead ty other independent ard reliable sources. faise. 6: Cannot be patged CONFIDENTIAL Dos CONTROLLED DISSEM oo. S Probebly true, 9: Poss tty tee & Ce OO Pewter ty “REPORT NO. sussect> Possible Participation of Molvin pare of ReporTLS April 1965, , Hayes, a Pilot, in a Forthcoming Co . Air: Strike over Cuba by tho HIRR  ~ NO.PAGES | 3 REFERENCES DATE'OF 8 April 1965. - INFO. oo a ; PLACE & United States Miami . : , -. 3). -.) UNG+70234_ Fes 1S NEY ALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GMADINGS AME-RETNIIGE, APFHAIBAL OF CONTEST 18 TRATATING SOURCE. , : , a Miami businessman: who WAS..a resident of Habana for several years, “The source has contacts who. recognize him as @ c..annel to U.S. intelligence, This information wags obtained frog Nike "Rafferty, | i. On 8 April 1965, Mike Rafferty, an associate of Billi Johnson, - gn American pilot who arranges the support aspects of bombing missions for Orlando Bosch Avila’s Movimiento. Insurreccional de Recuperacion Revolucionaria: GUIER, Insurrectioual Movemoa. for -. . Revolutionary. Rocovery), said that Bosch claimed to have been in , touch with Molvin Hayes, a pilot from Arkansas who has been en— “gaged in crop dusting. On 8 April Frank Swanner, a friend of, Hayes, allegodly told Bill Johnson that he had received a phone call from Rayes from Arkansas - saying that Hayes would be in the. Hiani- area within Q week, ; .. . 26 Rafferty ‘said ho bolioves that. Hayes’ arrival in Miamt is related - , to plans for a raid on a Cuban suyar ‘mill, ‘Bosch has temporarily > discarded ‘his plan to use a B-26 in a. bombing mission of Habana . bocause of tho high cost of such an operation, However, Bosca has raised enough money to finance the bombing of a Sugar mill, 3. Contacts betweon Hayes and Bosch are handled through. "Mino, a Cuban exile who hag been manufacturing bomba for Bosch'’s raids, ‘Avenue and 3ist Streot, Miami,2 4, Hayes first became associated with Bosch through Frank Swanner, & fellow crop dustor. Swanrmer had advised Hayes that there was "money to be mado in tho Cuban raia business, ; . _ CONFIDENTIAL CONTROLLED DISSEX _ DISTRIBUTION
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104-10172-10299 * ~ (8) Comzents on Aterica *TeSOry seemed vovernment's attituce foward travel in the weve Pe | contrast, ba.aesy. officials he said that Soviet were continually +. W be frlandly 29 eVeryone-=Finna, az). Cuns, whomever, Also, they were e5- Courared to tnelude surfielent pleasur: ‘a thetr schedules~—Jinner out and nov: at least onoe a & Pinn or other weok, forelener, oreferably with Anterssted tn discussing the Aserionn Soviet Union, He waa oonvinoed that the U..3. st11li would not approve of sore Forelon Sorvice relationg), Purtitve: | POOP" # Vieles ty that I atteng Ho acow vnivergity for a tern, could anawer he tolt se I would not attend Dacsaure I would rlax harning +reoory stated “he Soviet Union, "siow to catca 00" -< jokes. or whatever, 26/-/SEAS He aussesnt« byt before t that. Amertoang Senerally wera
at eae ae eee Rae e ete Bement Be ! eet 9. a raably reliable source, in, a report dated 2 January 1954, avoied. tuat Ramiro RODRIGUISZ  Ganez, First Secretary of cthe- Cugun Embassy in Rio de Janciro, Geparted Eio de Janeiro on - 28 August 1653, for Cuba and returned to Rio. de Janeiro on 23 Novenbcr i963. Source observed that RODRIGUEZ has been Zn a Und .asor since his return and is rude to his former friends, ineludaag Nivea BRASIL, wife of the Communist, Colonei Jocelyn SRASIL., RODRIGUEZ and Mrs. BRASIL were on very intimate terms (according to source, adulterous), but. RODRIGULZ spurns hor attempts at being chummy again. Source feols that NJORIGUEZ is-up to sonething Shecial and notes that he is in close contac<e with Ce heral Luiz Gonzaga LEITE, the organiser of the Cuba Solidarity Congress. ‘According | to LODRIGUEZ' file card in the Protocol Division of thes. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ‘RODRIGUEZ. was born on 11 March: 1928," in Habara. H,s wife is Tsel DOMINGUEZ de Armas and they 2 ©: have one daughter, Eva RODRIGUEZ Dominquez, who was born about 1950. dtd telat ee
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104-10188-10025 < 'hn ny The 19622 eS ae he (ete are eh Re an A ae petra x deftly, resumes, * “frnes “d sariptioens fines ta operacion, 77 pan wo Facr, is REPL SLES Bee at Astivittes Sepert on Project: LIANOY following 15 the report on the LIENVOY Project. for the month of A. Taret Mnes for Mare 1902 > Gri, Lazaro Cardenas del Rilo Duslel Fort G:i, Lacero Lie, Aionso 20-70-18 AS -R8-58 20 & 86 21-81 72° &G 12 70. 11 42 43 49°79 OF Camiecuas del Hlo Aguilar Monteverde e Tamayo Casiillejos Kogello iolrd ques (Cuban Emuassy - Orfietal) Intelligence Soviet Lelasry bavis Alfaro Styvelros tevista “Politter” (Manuel Marene Cuban oo vrech Salen Passite .ofexn ™ Pret one wn safes Eavie: > Cuba rane On Pres nee Gall ndo Ochos RE CO-16 vase Lath Ssace 1S CL-9%- &&-1§-0O 5-07-14 VE-WE-4B in 61-87 AGL LO | oarren See 10-30-05 18-17-26 12-23-°7 Pedreroa Remove! froe Prejseet Ate, C3 Chussifications 26° G Jos Mare 79 SD Bout volds_ 7. whet A “?} “ify enn ein Acas i Sovtet Pyne, bmn Nov tmteste Liberaalen Chas. Lent Rlearto J, Bag teWoada erial Processed oh, S ocatend had the LYENVOY LP yp rovic fron chree Creel. ranseri;cioens a? the the Cuban Lines snd <2 paves of Sovier S,antsh tras- There are In march, G? tanes a nee Spanish ayeensViags » O21 LO pleecs of clher material, ith Lhe from fan we Calis mate eral Bexfean Comiunis ae were Certo: Lo the fn Amertea dey are” crested en the situation Lat TM between hturelf? and Tilohamt Goody en ~ fee 2 Pra: 7 sasisernt Seere and Srove™ hie enc ate, eatd chat he was sein: ta !: rare he pesrle of the United States (Sse SFXI-o420) ean, Maneter Om 20 Mirek. Willard C. Ourtiie neld avery friend awit] SOLS fF. 3 cyte a SF ot uN 7a
104-10188-10025 aa aT BR ee Ot oo . TANAlTBOS7 nae Yat nj CONTINUATION OF | DISPATCH, f-page nerorandum on tor: en Pexfeo oh Apoyo del es, Presitente de Guitemala® neeting with LITESS reins pave a fou "Actividad dé Los Conant stan Guntemalteces FE Cerrote del Goutlerno de Man uel eae or.s Pues (See PEAT- ox). ‘ Dc. Svcuirty There were no securt ty problems during chis maith. P, Techafeal ‘During the month all equlpeeht was Hemored Seor the reeks for eleaniag. are “rey laeing of defective forts. G. : Pereormel Of the ten (10) mea working tn the TP fur (*) wontier the pach inex an two G-nour enirts fram O80 to L: sai aR 1600 t4 7100 saven days avrer, two are full-tlme tranecstiers workin; Soot: CO ty 2100, tea maintain the fflex and the other tre are LIEN! YDorot the out: ide eace fofftcer for the Statian, Fowarns 6, Sefarano catinver ty nach Arild F, Arelbart cach muriing, H, Profuction : vas . turing Mareh, LTE: produced the forty (00) youitive Intell igeiee . repertn indfeated in the attachment ada large volume of CLUE peornonallty cae Soe and opersticnual satertal, ~ eer ck heads oe i ated vam we 4 o — - Caan a Vtg Beat € oa owe y 3 Se Apr db PWD : Atvachyagstt xt Ar mbeved acacve, Ctatrtiletians Cd > i ALT wratl vos pile: liv
(104-10172-10303} ‘ a. DISPATCH - nomen setae wren on et a a eee 1 Chief, we eo ae jteiszene  -~Background Use i fROM SOT ees ete ne 7 - a . j _.-Shiet of Station, eee | 2July 1959 Lae ere Btatio ere‘ L at avy ~ ace “te na ont! oe ~ “. PSA th 6p oma . OLUNG CAN BE IEOGED * . y Yaa ™O Ofsa Oeay -- Namo Trace, ne ose, BM SUAUNEO HO OES8 OMe cosh es : a 1. rouse Chief of the Central Crintnal Police stated that on 28 " on Subject, born 26 March 1926 in lage ject entered Sweden in "2, Vasa stated that Golub seemed ‘to be *Ii7a sveat" to get information on atte Foy . . : é: __NO ADERINC Mau Jalo Muleto # THER fee af? warero toa NON NG 1947, and wag the bearer of Svenskt frimlingspass Ho, 7275/47, Acoording to Golub, Subject hed disappeared from the Birgitta Hospital in Vadsteny Sweden on 20 | May 1959, ; e Subj t, but fa not reveal his reason for wanting it. Vasa conjectured aeither suspected b the Soviets of being "a Hato Lae pd_any who decided to sive up the ~ subject might possibly be in the Soviet Union ROW, and having been apprelended, the Soviets went to determine whether he ‘was gent by. the West, or voluntarily returned to. the Fotherland. 5. Vasa expecta no additional information on Subject from‘ us, but it would be interesting to know whether | aseeTuarters or ‘Stookholm files contain any information on Subjest.” sre _ 4, Vasa stated that(a,- An extreme] Annish cPelice official he upper # crprmaly sate regularly invites hin [VIEOS/2 OZ, Ot freee: and Helaink! Fotics Chie? Karl Erik Gabrielsson, seperatély, “WO luncu, Vasa claimed that Golub had lunch with sane Finn "every day", CS CaPy
14-00000 an "yu fUNRIGS DISSEM - Ce , ; -8- CS-311/02378-64 “os b) Relations with the North American Embassy. ec) National and International position. *. d) Participation in parliament. e) Directors friendly to Cuba. f) Source of funds. 12. MEXICAN COMMUNIST PARTY a) Position toward the II Havana Declaration. b) Position concerning Soviet-Cuban relations. ¢) - Position taken regarding the path followed by ; Cube in the national and international political 4) Position-in relation to disputes within the Saye é a , - international Communist movement. wien e) The case of China and the U.S.S.R. f) The case of Albania and the U.S.S.R. @) In reference to Yugoslavia-China-USSR-Albania. h) Relative to peace. 1) Concerning peaceful coexistence. j) The Party’s internal situation. k) Directing forces. 1) Splits: Thoughts of the different Nuclei. m) Relations with other leftist forces. n) Disputes (especially which ones and. why have there been differences with the "Cardenistas"). o) Work aiming at the unification of the progressive forces. Work in the organization of the masses. p) Role of the PCM in the Movement of National Liberation (MLN). q) Ways of fighting officially adopted by the PCM. vr) Relations with the bourgeois parties and the Mexican Government. s) Publicity means of the Mexican Communist Party. S-E-C-R-E-T ‘NO FOREIGN DISSEM
14-00000 i . an S~E-C-R-E-T a . NO FOREIGN DISSEM tye =~ G = CS-311/02378-64 t) Establishment of permanent and periodic contacts with the PCN. wu) Solidarity work with Cuba. v) David Siguiero’s position. so IMPORTANT 13, THE COUNTRY'S FOREIGN POLICY oe “ a) Position taken on questions of international . ae . . tension (Peace, Disarming, Berlin, ete.). b) ' Position towards countries within the Socialist camp. ; ~¢) Relations or agreements with other Latin Ancrican : countries. da) Position toward the Afro~Asian neutralist bloc and . a . oeeg ate Yugoslavia. — ; ay 14, FUNCTION, CHARACTERISTICS, AND FACTS ABOUT MEMBERS oF THE FOREIGN SERVICE AND DIPLOMATIC CORPS ACCREDITED IN THE COUNTRY a) UN b) OAS and JID (Inter-American Defense Board). c) Functionaries in Cuta. d) Functionaries in Socialist countries. e) Functionaries in and from Latin America. f) Functionaries in and from neutral countries. 15. POLITICAL LIFE OF THE COUNTRY a) Information about the possible presidential candidate of PRI, b) Fraternal organizations of the bourgeoisie, c) Intimate facts about the country‘s political personalities. d) Position of the different forces in regard to happenings of a national character. e) Ideologic penetration of the United States in various social circles. S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM