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(fos-totet-t0rt7 jO on ; . om, - Bee. Ops 826 , Pty on Qo Ae hrins , me . Vo; Ro fon Oo. 8 March 1967) ¥Gey 70 yp Y MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Possible DRE Animus Towards President Kennedy 1. This memorandum makes record of a recollection which has been brought to mind in recent weeks since my return from Yugoslavia in late November 1966. 2. In Spring 1961, upon returning from Berlin I was assigned to JMWAVE,. One of the cases on which I worked from then until shortly before my reassignment to Headquarters in late summer 1963 concerned funding of overseas elements of the DRE (Student Revolutionary Directorate) which had its main office in Miami (the case officer for this group during this period was Mr. Ross CROZIER, since resigned). 3. Ibelieve that it is this group, the DRE, which has been referred to in investigations into the President's assassination . as the Cuban Student Directorate, whose New Orleans represen- tative is said to have had contacts with OSWALD, 4. Uhave assumed that, since the time I was transferred from Miami and scheduled for my next assignment as {cos, at officers better and more recently informed than myself ave probably exarnined in detail all aspects of the DRE involve- ment with OSWALD, in order to rule out any slight possibility that compromise of the CIA sponsorship of this organization might in any way embarrass the Agency. Recent news reports of investigations centering in New Orleans on the assassination have once again brought to mind the concern I felt in November 1963, by which time, however, I was far removed from current knowledge of the operation,
° -~ qv we oo. ew oe Bee 5. Ido retain a distinct recollection that the DRE leader- ahip, specifically Luis FERNANDEZ Rocha, whom I met several times, did hold sentiments of chagrin and embitterment that President Kennedy had not more forcefully pursued a “liberation” of Cuba. Whether or not this animus, which could be discerned as occasional signs of anger or of contempt or of discouragement, might have been translated into a wish for revenge, may be better known to other officers who dealt with this group after the summer 05 . of 1963. SB/O/PT
404-t0181-10119 e Slo + vane om sa te SERET Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT | To ATTN : FROM SUBJRCY: - REP : r —— Chief, Contact Division DATE & May 1960 Support Branch (Crowley) Bp ge Feds wo Axe Chief, Miami Field Office Bp, ie ‘ i Cia Do Nigs 2 Y8e On . Rand Developwent Corporation c Great-Gleichauf Telecon of 29 Apr 60 ; , + gb teh g _ 09.00 i. On 28, Apri. i960°T spent several hours with an old friend, | 10srs Carnegie Avénue, Cleveland, Ohio, Who a bee very goad -and cooperative source whilé I was in Cldvelend. ] {@ @ close friend land next-door neighbor to Jim Rand) GS r ad Development Corporation (who feeds no intfoduction). ; . . or 2) During the course of conversefion, told me that within che last two-three mentha, FNU/Webster, the Ran emp Loyee ‘who defected in-Moscow, had written several lectere to his father .4o the US stating that he wanted to coma home. His father got in , ye touch with Rand, who tcld him to taform hie son to go to the US Embassy. ue _ The son replied thac he wae “not able to." . "3. Being the impetuous type, /kand then decided that he would get. to the botron of the matter, so he reached for the telephone and, ~ possibly to the surprise of:all hands, wae able to reach Webster, \, who -te currently in Leningrad. ‘Webster did not go into detail but ~ . he lefe hie car in thac city. Immediately fo owing hig telephone eaid that. he would be interested in coming back é2 che Ue zz) ‘8 operations inMoscow, > 4. At the tine of Rand's closing out oth conversation with Webster, Rand told bis wi that he was going to make his “last trip" to che USSR and would wing back his car. Ace Panying him on the trip will be Dan Moore formerly of OS$, and co, irling o fa-lew of Drew Pearsow. Moore is 4 resident of Cleveland and at one tims was affiliséed with the Middle Eest Company. He vas never contacted by me because of his erratic neture, and because of hig marital connections. Moore ig a flamboyant type who ts willing to try ‘anything once or twice. The Middle Eaat Company branch office in Burkey wag referred to ae a US intelligence operation by the Soviers several years ago, so they undoubtedly have a dosater on Moore. “ Algo accompanying Rand to Moscow will be our old friend George Bookbinder. ‘S$. It was firm convietion that Rand has some idea im the back of his head where he will actempe co omuggle Webeter ‘out of the USSR, during the course of bringing his car sue of the area, Re en o) xD
74-90000 afind cay . a “2. - oF . . & I have just ‘received @ latcer tronl __Jeeyteg that Rend, Moore, and Bookbisder will be leaving “Yor US828 on 4 May 1960. The purposs ‘of: Chia notifica You may use t¢ ta @cting our source. that as accident maybe on {ts way co happen. any wey you see fic, of, course prot 7+ Please wae funer 700, ce: Chlef, Detroit Pietg Office weal OBE
104-10181-10124 VJ - . . Base 7 SENDER WILL CHEER CLAS’ SATION TOP AND BOTTON Uncbassivien [ [ conripentian [ [secret _| CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY =~ OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP -WNtTIACS | [action |  [OiRecy nepey | | PREPARE REPLY -. | appadvas | -| BISPATEM | Lu [comMent ime “{ [eoneuanence —[[ twrormarion | ___. FOLO HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER FROM: NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO. Font #0. f apa $5 Replaors Form 3 which may be 237 eos RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
404-10181-10122 a. a 7 3// ~ ee tedebe + ey Sg. via Fe oem ne ab errs Sa Swe f.lbowiwg -f a0 extra t true uv ike@ucendum of C.overgaiion Writtss by th: Cues, PY/Plans Group. 96 GcT 1959 metug with ar Fore on 2G GET We Thin -atracs i: Peowarded for f } actin, iN information, 22 i if atditival infesmation is desirea pleace cail i ie: orn AiAIE ¥ ’ a 6. IVCHENKO, VERA, IVANOVNA, Moscow, USSR. Col. Masterson passed : @ memorandum concern Subject, with the request that it be called te the attention of Mr. oe Action Line: Extract tomr.[" (Subject meno attached. ) | o3 Sale Bele T, eter ecemcecrttn iat a oF? RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Oo Not Reproduce
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[04-10181-10124] | ots . . SECRET a . 2u SCT 1959 a Peéerel Inr-en ef luvestigation ATTONTION «o's Mr. Sam J. Papien SNR 6 Rnd ARS Moone, Reference is mecde te the verbel reeset ef Ar. Sem Papieh for .odwiee 25-te whether this Agenay hee any interest in kobert . vetater Wd, bacoriting to recent newscel-ers, has renocnced his — “9 My " snited otwtes ciiisenshic snd iecowe a Soviet citi gine ® 3 @iech cl “,ency recorne hes rot revealed tc.7t ‘-eteter has eve: been vsec in any cadecity if & .5 4. eacy or ever Leen given any tyre of clu rance. ‘onsiceration was teins, gives to late Ray 15° snd errl, dune 1459 for a csbrieficg ef Vebeter ir regard te ‘ie ro aset travel in the ix. ‘ovewer, «ebeter waa cot coutected wier w hs decsrture for tre suche serget -owere ar articles retlea: tit ‘ebeter waa excloyed by tre cand vevejorrent corporation, vlevw anc, Chie, et 8 siastias tea Ainiar te. cra ofeg, to <onews. for gtur infermeccen only, this -ya.es dtes (tye # Laited qurirectutl] relationahip with ts 4 éovaloomert cf teahnicel eatertel av Usterest te tus étgane:, in view of tie inciceted employ- merit co tebater ¢ith tag cre. beveloment Cerveration it weld be e-oreet ated Uf ycur cireer bowle fo sToen tais «eney eny inrorration obi dees. courts, 4 « oterse uf ary Lee ati,stiea of overt werd e_gter LY pur .: Tee st . z ~ er. oC aes ry ° -e roe. ai Lt OF CEsTi a * LE. Soe . StafMield Coewarda wliector af security So : « ay 4 . z & Lp okey ibSelletcg, = 63 Get so NTO CIA er Use Only Reproduce RETU Backgrou Do Not ote”
TMs Oe od t01t016] * ¢ ove : e *, . “ . -~ “SN am eaten ceCRel Office Memorandum © UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT To : Chief, Contact Division,Attn;: Support (Crowley) OATE. 22 oct 59 TH : Chief, Detroit Office . PROM (1: B, §. Rittenburg, Cleveland Resident Agent SUBJECT: Robert E. Webster REF: Crowléy-Rittenbury: telecon of 21 Oct $9; same subject Travis-Rittenburz telecon of 20 Oct 59, same subject ” ” + o . 1. un 20-Oct 59, Major Rober: Cochrah of OBI afd :.is probable Yuplece~ ment in Cleveland, Major Carroll Eielen, dropped into the office of the - Cleveland Resident Agent to ask goout Robert E. Webster. In the absence of rag . . both Rittenbury an who were out on previo wly scheduled appointe : nents, “they asked one of the sécretaries about the matter but were told by her that they would have to talk with mr. Rittenburg. . Cochran thereupon left the following questions with the secretary regarding the Rend-Webster case, to which he-sald that “high Level air force interests" wanted an answer. These questions, telephoned to Bot Travis on the same day, are as follows: “B. “Is. this office doing anything concerning Webster's: defection?" . bd. “If not, do they contemplate doing anything?" ‘ ~ C+ “What would this office have done if Webster had returned normally?" 2. Early on the 2let, after trying to reach Cochran unsuccessfully on {i the afternoon of the 20th to find that hie Line was busy, Rittenburg tele- . phoned the Latter regarding thia matter. Rittenburg had a secretary make motés on the call, unwitting to Gochran. ‘Cochran's first question, after the~~ usual "hello", was "Bo you have the answers to those questions?" Rittenburg informed him, "I don't know anything about this man, only what I have read in the newspapers". He asked, "Nothing official?" to which Rittenburg reiterated "No, only what I have followed in the prese". Cochran went on to say that "It turned out it's not as bad as it looks on the surface. ie had no access to classified material". During the conversation Rittenbur: informed Cochran that he had tried to telephone the previous afternoon, but had found the tele ephone busy. le also expressed his regret that he had n_t veen in for Cochran's visi: and puinted out that the latter should have telephoned ahead. Rittenbury ° said that he was sorry that he couldn't be of any help in the matter, to which Cochran replied with "Clest la vie. Well anything I can do for you?" When told “Not at the moment", he stated, "If there is, call me", for which Rittenburg thanked him before saying "Good-Bye”. : ; . 3- It was difficult ta understand why Gechran would attempt to make such > an approach to the Clevelend office, let alone expect answers to such questiona . 1 MOOS LU A Adc. camameananes e Naini eee een ee as he put forth. - car BO, JAMES 2. MURPIY ‘ re ES Ri ttenourg:ms oo ¥ , . : if File: Rotert E. Webster . ,S! “ay k Rand Development Our. - z\ f yn . 4 Major R, Ovvaran, OST (USAF) ep ene . Y 4 - RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Repreduee Vpy
404-10184-10128 8 October 1959 - 4 a MEBORANDUM FOR THE RECORD me eo : tlh - SUBJECT: Robert Edvard Webster, Project [Lone rng / ea . { ‘l. The attached cable from Embassy Moscow is gel? . explanatory. It was brought to my attention thig morning by Mr. Robert Crowley of Contact Division/oo. pose of their displays at the end of the fair. Webster ig an his early thirties, is believed to have a hustaess manage ment background, but several attempts to obtain biographie 033. About 31 September Hy, Crowley of COCD informed me 1 that| Chief Kast West Contacts 00 had received word from ur. He 11, Bast #Yest Coatacta State Departament, that inguiry was being mada by Rand Corporation of State 4. During our conversation on 29 September with General Dougher and other ATIC representatives, a question ag to Mr. Webster's Situation and whereabouts was answered with the information that he had been on a vacation trip and was believed to be enroute to the U. 8, It was aiso stated that he was a temporary employee and waa not intended to be the Moscow office mannger, RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
14-00000 G/py | @ Clandes Page Two . §. Upon learning of Eabassy cable number 2082, I phoned Major Carels to bring it to his attention, he eaid. that he “had just learned of it himself because of & query from ATIC Cleveland which had epparently been alerted ‘because of.a phone call from State Department Washington to Rand Corporation about it. ATIC Cleveland wanted to know whether any ‘possibility existed that, webster might be carrying out ‘Glang fing task-upon. requirements of CIA which had pot te@d @ith them. Major Carele was assured posi- ‘was not the cage, and to the best of our Sbster had not been briefed by and vas: kk -. »tinknown to either BDP or 00 offices’. of 6.. A check was made with[Mr, Thomas Millg/as to whether he had pérsonally encountered Hr. Webster during the course of the Sokolaiki Fair®) mr, Wills) had net Mr, Webster ona few social oceagions and Gh one or two occasions when Mr, Webster waz soliciting Chrysler Corporation comaiasions for Rand E ast as Chrysler's agent in diquidating Chrysler displays? fer: Millg)said that Chrysler rejected Rand's ger« vices. ?It is (itr. Millslotimpression that Mr. Webster was ex= trenely frustrated in his attempts to deal with Soviet repe reseatatives in sales transactions and was an outspoken critiea of sek bie conditions and relationships within Moscow, Webster . struc : witls) as ‘wogt unlikely to defect to the Soviets, but qualified ¢ view with the thourht that Webster was an unbappy and maladjusted personality whose lack of succeas in big assigned miaeion and whose personal problems were evident, To develop our picture _o2- er more fully, » Bills jos _will consult with’ Me, He, Rayles to Produce, perhaps, a wore informéd an compoaite picture of Hr. Webster, According to Hr. Crowley 00, and Major Carele, each from his own gources, Mr. Webster has beea laboring under marital and Zinancial difficulties and is reported to have had a past record of employment instability. . 03 SR/COP/¥ I
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~ y» 2B * , -  « GAAKANOS PTAESNG ACTION DISPATCH [seers [emu jw BATLG ROUTE REQUIRED Chief, Western Hemisphere Division CLASSIERATION | SECRET + 901-334253 eee ee EE ...___... iwt0. 2, Chief of Station— sd) fh wom PT a - - —_ Manuel Eugenio VEGA Perez (201-334253) oe . : 4 1. Forwarded herewith is part of subject's Station 201- -file, also tape with voice samples and photos for inclusion jn his - | Headquarters file. ; . ' 2, All Headquarters correspondence in this file has been destroyed. . an - Tiernan A? Ae ifaw Thomas XK. GATAKER | -* “2 Attachment: As stated above, herewith Distribution: Original & 2 - C/WHD, w/att, h/w | i | UT ba Coury | CROSS REFEREINE TO DOPATOH SV SUMBOL BOL AND. HUMBER oare pf Hind} 41823 5 April 1972 | wis FILE HUMBER _ | i A Rem eee tee
Hoatotett0132) Ho "SECRET 1715152 CITE se pus rea sft, . . . tmocns C)xcs Dae ra ee a . mo : CuagsiFy re Tee ode FAS 2s 3 LATSTF IED RESSAGE’ _ FoTat scores 24 * n-Otf FO PLE WO. te a suc 0 Sgt. 76 eer | eegtroy Cl) yaow acvaom «i - DIRECTOR, MEXICO CITY INFO JMWAY : rypic watcuList ** ure ae ae le parker- _S3| REPORTED ON 15 JAN 68 PRESENCE ane caLt OF CUBAN NATIONAL WHO HAS AROUSED SUSPICIONS OF er503 REGIONAL OFFICE THERE. CUBAN HAS NO VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPCRT YET LIvES WELL. (61S0Y-92) SHOWED FORTYUNE PHOTO OF CUBAN WHO HAS. | maRKED RESEMBLANCE TO MANUEL EUGENIO VEGA PEREZ, DGI REP IN MEXICO IN EARLY 1860°S. IS MANUEL VEGA STILL IN MEXICO? @. CUBAN IN ay DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: | HAME: rranctscokve@e RUIZ 7>4y belts wy 2017 234242 DFOB: 1@ OCTOBER 1924, HAVANA ean ee A A AR FATKER: DIONISIO VEGA WHO RESIDES VILLA DE GUANAVACOA, HAVANA MCTHER: MARIA REGLA RUIZ, DECEASED MARITAL STATUS: MARRIED , SPOUSE: AURORA PITA ALONZO, CUBAN NATIONAL WHO RESIDES - + CALLE ft. LTVVPM 418, HAVANA CHILDREN: FRANK VEGA ALONZO SEGE mor. 324253 i4 Tee RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce V0
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a& tmoene CP ves we etagsary ¢6 Pt Gin 32 iv rr paseo Message e Fe ToraL cori “ue . _ a4 ‘23> ane . SECRET newer to FaLe ca £25 RSOn/uMaT Rol sFOae REPSIOUCTION PROMIBEITES “Pike wieBl ec tt séstroy Ci sie. action ana “GReG SECRET 1419352 fae SaL abou] 140 DIRECTOR - an PERUNEN ly ~Qb . ip REFERENCE: fan SALVADOR] 6954 G2” gorg. 696 1. STATION HAS NO RECORD MARCO YEGA SERVING AT CUBAN EMB. ysee7052364- 2. ‘MANUEL EUGENIO (VEGA) PEREZ, 28:-334253, ARRIVED MEXICO © APRIL 1962 AND RETURNED PCS TO CUSA JUNE 1966. VISITED MEXICO 2 MAY 14 JUNE 67. Se AT TINE VEGA'S DEPARTURE FOR LEAVE IN SPRING 1965)STATION \ tee ee REPORTED REYNaLDO (CEPEDA) HERNANDEZ, 281-776733, WAS PROBABLY HIS REFLACENENT. CEFEDA STILL ASSIGNED MEXICO, SECRE T . | SéCRey 73 pe 334253 - : 72? . | Baar 60% Bu 4 SE EF - RETURNTO CIA. Background Use Only . Do Not Reproduce 796
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404-10191-10135 18 February 1965 LX-2431 “Se neem! MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . ESOS wene, « SUBJECH: ec General: AMMUG/1 Detrick Specific: Alias used as first haine, surnaine, oF. ‘Both together. For beens -_ ~~’ Manuel VEGA. uses “Marcos” or "Marcos. Viera"; Caried' : Carrazedo‘uses "Mercedes" or “Mercedes Castro"; CHAIN -- uses “Agusta, * “Captain Augusto," “Captain ‘Chacon, "or - “Captain Augusto Chacon," Benito uses the alias "Saul" or "Saul P," Thé:"P" probably stands for PEREZ and may: be Benito's true name; when: DGI colleagues teaséd-him about « ah "P* standing for PEREZ, “he beéame | angiy and upset, which led them to think it was perhaps his name. His father-in-law lived in the U.S, and in April 1964 his father ‘i was in Spain planning to go to the U.S. as soon as he had i ia.visa. Wi ae 2 Aulihasers D3 Mary ‘utchison WH/SA/€1 ! 4-:Wrold F, Swenson ¢ Chief, WH/SA/CI KOt- 3348S 3 Lt — 334253 TURN TO CIA Ae oround Usé Only Do Not Reproduce 2