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SECRET Chief, WH Givision Chief of Station, we. Co) ° + Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City | 2s BET te “ PBRUMEN/L IR ESG~3 | Ara CEOURED - SERERCES j Action Required: None, FYI 1. forwarded herewith for Heaccuarters information and files is an Agent Service Record on LIRIKG-3. 2. As Addressees are aware. Wallace P. ROWTON cacruited and formerly handled LIRING-3 for the Hexico City Station, Pricr to ROnTON's PCS departure from Mexico City in July 1969, it waS Geciced, after some discussion, to effect a turnover of LEIRING-3, rather than terminate him, Although LIRING-3 apparently ij had been well "burned" with the Cubans, he seemed to nave maintai:ed socd contacts with members of the Reoel Armed Forces (FAR) of Guatemala, [{n addition, in May and June af this year, he had bequn tc develon access to some Panamanian revolutionaries of interest. ft was therefore decided to rur- LIRING-3 on a trial basis to determine whether he could be used effectively against Central American revolutionary targets, despite his problems with the Cubans. : oo woe tie ny r—3 4 t 3. ROXTON Introduced Leonard S$. TORMET, in alias, to LIRING-3 on 1 July 1969. Although ROWTON had representec himself to LIRING-3 as a Greek tusinessman, it was decided that it would be preferable to “clear the air" somewhat with LIRING-3, at least by making it i _@eeee «Cont inued Attachments: T.Agent Service Record - Herewith 2.U0ENTITY Sheet - Under Separate Cover “” Distributions i ; ; 29 CéwHO, w/ate 1, 3cys (hfe); wfatt 2 (u/s/c) ' Y= COS, | | wfatt 2 only (ui/s/c) Cara SSC AN SENSE HMMA- 37739 CT] SECRET + eens berger eer nt ami Bet
feet Sd ae canmenenes enetee Ramee apt edn A a em oR bid an etarewee, aeM NAME = eR AOR NP besten Smestertotns ear maie oot “ ee - os MN - off contact--it has been cecided to make no effort to reestablish CLASSIFICATION . DISPATCH BYR BL, AND MME HMMA~ 37739 CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH | SECRET i i clear that he was in touch with a WOLADY orzanization. Nonethe- less, no specific explaration was given LIRING-3 of his sponsor and he requested none. LIRING-3 was told tnat TORMET would be seeing him for some months, since ROWTON was leaving the country for an indefinite period. &. LIRING-3 was told that although TORMET was trusted by ROWTON and collaborated with him, he represented a different organization. LIRING-3 was also told that although he had in the past been receiving between 3,000.00 and 3,559.00 Mexican pesos per month on an informal basis, TORMET's organization feit that 1,500 Mexican pesos per month ($120.00) woula te a fair salary at this stage of the operation, TORMeT explainec that he was aware of LIRING-3's past activities directed against tre Cubans, and the resultant problems which had arisen. [t was explained that TORFET's interest was in Central Averican revolutionary activities. In orcer to deal with LIRING?3's virtual “burnec" status with the Cubans, he was directed to tell any Central American contacts that the Cubans no longer trusted him, and that he tnerefore was no longer directly involvec with any revolutionary groups or activities. Nonetheless, LIRING-3 was directed to offer any assistance which ne cOUIG provive CU ahy FeVOiULIONaries, ON Lie vadIS UI His leftist beliefs and the friendships which he had made with FAR members while in prison in Guatemala, [t would then be a matter of time before we could learn whether LIRING-2 «2s complete iy blacklisted in all revolutionary circles beca:se of his procviems with the Cubans or whether he could provide information of value. 5. LIRING-3 throughout the meeting seemed in good spirits - and he seemed to accer~ the turnover without any qualms. . Inceed, he pointed out that the Cubans had lost trust in him only after he had been given various tasks to ao by ROWITON which he nad known and warned in advance would cause suspicion, it was agreed that LIRING-3's troubles were not of his own making, but that at this stage all that could te done was to attempt to circumvent the existing problems. ! f & LIRING-3 was given a Station non-attributeble telephone number and false name to ask for (Identity) to set up meetings with TORMET. Only the meeting time was to be set by phone, and @ prearranced pickup soint was decided upon. it should be noted that TORMET's QP vehicle was used for this first meeting with LIRING-3, which means it was of course exposed to LIRING-3. Je Subsequent to this meeting, LIRING-3 never initiated contact with the Station. Although he might have lost the new telephone number he was given to use with TORMET, there is no Indication he ever again tried to call ROWTON, who was In Mexico for at least three weeks after the | July turnover to TORMET. 8. The Station assumes that for whatever reasons, dininc-3 has in effect terminated himself. Given the nature of this case-- the fact that LIRING-3 was denounced in Cuban official circles as &@ RVROCK agent, the fact that LIRING-3 in over two years 'was never very productive and-now the apparent decision of LIRING-3 to break contact with him. ’ for Horace £. PRALLETT arse eres were I cy; i i i i
* % a fe ; : t -— me . ~ rr eos | « ° e. : ae . . “7 -. rf - “ * wo - “ aoe Te SECRE®P * t. t s ‘ . . i t - oe a 1. Agent ehtonye: Lindiie 2 . - ca | — . cal : . ~~. - ”. . . . ; : , f 2 BiGject: beanie de . ™ - . oat ar 0 - i nanan . . . . : oe - _ Be Agent Recruited By: Tellace F. 2:0TUR . le ° h. Capacity in W 5 c ant te Cuban Enbassy; taferss. on Centrel un re c Preurs and zetivities. 5. Rate of Fay: z recet 25 Stlary, tut was given between _ : 3600 end 3£CO <-exicsn cesos per menth.(ioguivalent te 9240 to 4260). : 6. Other Commitments: cre . 7. Agent Dismissed Ey: Leonerd S. TCRLIZT, Dienisssl effective 1 July 1943. 8. Reason for Dismissel: .sent in efiect terminztec hinself, since he feiled . to initiate contect with Staticn 2iter teing turned cver to TCnizT : by FOVTCh, : i - . : : a Security Risks: LT:I°S.3 wes rot mede vitting of EVKCCK interest in tris ezse, Ke knew teth 2.iTCH and TUh:T in alias. no safehuuses were ¢x- ; posed to LI: IUC-1, LIFIIG-3 wes-met ence in TCruzT's CF vehicle. : ° “. - ° de: e * ' © eos - ° \ Hi . & i | i ll. Manri> cf Diszissal: is st.ted abcve, so direct disn‘ssal was made, sirce Lialia:-3 brezea off contact with the Station. 7 : : ' : ae } ‘ . - . a £ . . - - . { = ' 12. Letter of Termination Signed: 000” J - wo aes ie - = 4 wel an me wm ane . ; 133. Cost of Termination: None ; ~ rope te oo [ A, Station Case Officer: Lecrarc S. TCT Loret 4 eo" So t 15. Abie of S:ation: Eorace 2. Bienen - ; ; _ ent ne” «Signature Fseus sa) wee ee oO : SECRET te 3 : : - ~— “Oe ee " } - } . . ? cee ae em ee ee ee eee _ ve tee io arene
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14-00000 * ‘4 . ‘ BSSAGE FOCM ROUTING AKD/Sa DATLALS - SEEM LT TORAL COPIEI: en Le 6 ORG: a} 7: Uneete 3ED4 SECRET 2A a ¢ om 4167:197%3 . / ms bats: 4 October 1968 hh th 9 IO ce oe | PE wo cee (C] vas os cs mua mo. CONS: teP oe = | RD COPY os f ale gar ve tu aA rel... Ar edt Soldat g Fo } . . hie te cg Foca nny " (eate ond tune fied, (reteretee memeer) 8B £BCRE T we f - INFO: HO ol defer és AL ( wife REFS: A, | IN 02560) B, DIRECTOR 36584%% Lik! / 7 to! fe i. APPRECIATE REF A RESPONSE, AGREE WE DO NOT WANT SURFACE WOFIRM INTEREST LIRING-3 OR WIFE TO| _—|IF CAN BE AVOIDED. 2, REF B WAS SENT FOLLOWING DISCUSSION WITH LIBING-3'S CASE OFFICER, ROWTON WHO STILL TDY HQS. A¥TER FURTHER DISCUSSION WITH ROWION, HOWEVER, WE PREFER [ [STATION TAKE NO ACTION ON 4 REFERENCE B REQUEST UNTIL ROWTON RETURNS MEXICO, HE CAN THEN AT~ << TEMPT OBTAIN UPDATED READING ON LIRING-S STATUS FROM LIRING-4 OR OTHER SOURCE, AFTER WHICH ROWTON AND MEXICO CITY STATION CAN DECIDE IF . ESMAJOR-20 INTERVENTION WARRANTED. ee eee ee ” 3. INDEX 201-248917, 201-798301. ,: he ee : - . . . . . + ~ a a . . : | cA, ." SND OF MESSAGE ms tr, ae ros tf oe . . 7 wd & 7. wear te na 7 7 a _— ‘ - . 4k an a 7 . ot 2 - 8 . . ; ; ce “e ; ce a COSMMATING OFFiCTES “bor y, Fe, ’ aa Te ° bstoged Pee eotpmebe ; | SECRET | | am rogee || yo , . coe REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TAA™ 14% 1GGIS NG OFFIC 15 PADSLEITED. ‘ | ‘ory eal | i
REESE FORM Fouad COPIES: | SECRET | rr es felites ‘gies {dct ana Lene hisd Velsrance meusnteny y aoe one Fm me on os PERE S dao ttl hdhnAs & @ é “a ° cl ‘ fue MS BRO wH/2/G C/WHD SmRAte © {Ke ole sett antennae ee mene alee Bik ot ade eee te PAGE 2 | “ SEED ( ow we ’ wwe oe -. MMO Ee wm MA ih "Be BB RB ate GEER, ED RR AVERY BA ee Be Buh OAD ES WOE om ee te Ad eh in Btw wy tr me ge intercede on LIRING-3's behalf to learn when his trial would take place or possibly to obtain his release, Station reluctant surface WOFIRM interest however without Mexico City Station concurrance, - **Headquarters commented on fact LIRING-~4 recently took up residence in Cuban Embassy, Mexico because lacked funds pay rent, Also asked Station if could arrange for early release LIRING-3 GG asecciate from jail through hich level Gust Bigh ‘ official. ot ‘ Her tone ne ne sete dot COCR ae —— ' SCCaRIMATING OFRCEES SECRET -"2 | © REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN-THE ISSUING fred 15 PROHIBITED.
eters emacs cee + porns man we cee ees epteennepenre antes smi one nemmnmenan noe ounce 24 September 1968 | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM: ¥H/1 | | SUBJECT: 17 Septemier 1968 discussion with DRISCOLL ; re LIRING/3 & LIRING/4. PARTICIPANTS: DRISCOLL, KERBE, FRANCIS and Laurence . PIPER (C/WiH/2/G) . i 1. LIRING/4 is still very concerned about the im- prisonment of LIRING/3. LIRING/4 wil] not travel to Cuba until she is assured of the aafate ne TIDINL/S ORIOCOL BP Ei sy ah Yar ed aah as tnorougniy discussed L/3 with L/4 and has pointed out the danger of attempting tv intercede on L/3‘'s behalf. through business contacts. L/4 contacted the Cubans for’ assistance but they stated there was nothing they could do. They have assisted L/4 with small amounts of money. L/3 has devised an open code which he uses in letters to let L/4 know how he is. The letters are grim reading because L/3 keeps stating he is unable to hold out much longer. Fellow prisoners have warn:d L/4 net to let the Guats transfer him to another prison as this usually ends in prisoner being shot “while escaping.” One good result from the continued imprisunment of L/3 is that both he and L/4 are furthering their bona fides with the Cubans. the i } 2. L/f/4 is in telephone contact with the Th with the Third Sécre- - tary of the YWexican Embassy in Guatemala. He has made inouiries about L/3 with the Guats on behalf of Foreign _ Minister CARRILLO Flores. A few weeks ago (prior to the assaSination of the U.S. Ambassador) the Third Secretary told L/4 there were three possibilities, the first which he considered out of the question was that L/3 would be shot, the second was that L/4 would come to trial and‘be receive a sentence of two or three years. Just prior jto departing Mexico on this current trip, DRISCOLL attempted to atrange a meet with L/4 in the usual means by slipping a. typed note under her apartment door, She did not maké the meeting. DRISCOLL later learned through phone tap material, that she callea the Cuban Embassy and informed them the eae 7 sts t ray 2 ~SEGTET Ce sor Me pe eee Ren tee aT meee iI Oa a ane me \ ay . . en cemartan tamrrearprgtronyroneeataR ecco + ce wr a REE er .weleased within a few weeks, and the third was that hé would bas of
tt on oem Sean RIN ee ley wt abcateibiaane aig ATEN maha wale tone ame mh mS eraer fa fee an ‘ot hom me ~ 2» \ en Mexican authorities had notified her she was being fined 500 pesos. The purpose of the payment was not identified. Later she made a call from the Cuban Embassy which indicated she was staying there until she could get the funds to pay the Mexicans. DRISCOLL. therefore, concluded she had not returned to her apartment and did not get the note to make their meeting. DRISCOLL said SUAREZ (the visiting Cuba Cultural type) has a key to L/3's apartment and night see the note but would be unable to identify the sender since DRISCOLL uses a meaningless oe seke as a Signature. r 3. DRISCOLL now plans upon his return to Mexico to_ recontact L/4 to get the latest waadinw an 1498 ststus Guatemaia. 41 the Mexican Charge is unable to obtain L/3° s release ir behalf of the Mexicans and if it appears he will be held indefinately, DRISCOLL wants to explore the possibility of our doing something to get L/3 out so the operation | can become active again. 4. In the above regard L/3 was discussed with of the Guatemala desk. [el Derived has a high enough contact with the Guats (ESM:J ~Presidents brother) to arrange to get L/3 and his Vexican compatriot out of prison and back to Mexico with a minimun security risk. DRISCOLL said he would initiate the cable upon his return to Mexico after he has talked with L/4. DRISCOLL felt he should possibly travel fom and have a preliminary neet with L/3 before makes any all out effert to officially request L/3's release. If, after seeing L/3 DRISCOLL is '‘satis- fied that L/S is still an ally and is willing to cooperate after his release then DRISCOLL believes we should atterpt to have intercede with ESMAJOR/20. Hopefully, ESMAJOR/ 20 w SFFanGe the release so that ail involved believe it has been done at the request and urging of the Mexican Govern— ‘ment. DRISCOLL, however. would like L/3 and L/4 to believe he (DRISCOLL) had something to do with the release in oxder to raise his status with both for the sake of future operation- al tasks he will levy on then. =e
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’ i ; .. . wh ae . pee > a) ? . — “pate at . ‘ a. a gf + w “% “ a eb eeeeomenntaoctinn ge ee ae Sa ated ko 3 # : ne * —t t : é REVORT COVER SHEET | BECRET Feocesss io serie Stab i ro TR OeT BS. — = jesse sae : . ay ex ico City _ IMM-12,647 (AERC 9 eo EREEETSE ia OE satie see ele Taare of Beene? ” Jed aeodees Me 1202 4B Leonar _TORMET 92 June 1971 jos oara aisontea ste suatcLy “43 peelets cee eager “sate coe ~  , dé Oliver § gfspowe! KDLADDER an a F PT Ty Sreremerr ay ty Sovace corer ; ° ‘parece and le Roger T. KINGMAN|©: KDLADDZR=2 aeeoree seh? Fee OFSTREBLT cLea . _f a os a , / ~" —, . ° . a . . < eo ' 3 Headquarters (w/mats) State » (Political sagticn an ) ma —— “ . : ean “04 wat g _ ‘ i sent enn nent caneetety: gmememenncare tl t SuUSPLTeFatTe, 2ae8 : wat . . 2% | ram i . FF2 35-4-100 an ni Ane This report sas done to follow pattern of MOr12,183 sr@ sane “| source description wag used. The reference to the FGG hag ta -. _ | indicate in some way a different source, since the-description >. ‘-° 7 used on it is different. Not passed liaiean. RI please index the following: = BALCARCEL - 201-160430 “ee CARDOZA - 201-042366 tt ALVARADO - 201-065125 Sos SOLORZANO ~ 201-072176 ° me RODRIGUEZ ~ 201-244191 or DIAZ - 301-7anaee Se PEREYRA - 201-798301 = . | -ILLESCAS - 201-764855 aoe GOMEZ ~ 201-251494 °F - CAPUANO - 201-086191 «i _ CACEREZ = 201-874524 fon ae LANDA ~ 201-$24363 - er - aca ate 5 oid ars at, 68 b867 Oegorees : . Ser?reng : or emit Biro tae nme ee e+ Le ne ce I EN ih an a din “S aa ee . Otter ee - tome , m7 eee ° By | “ ~
i any sa ad MTT ao iedien To bog gee vB i or oo Braet ok at nem LO we, to re. 26 eee sn + ™ i an we A a com ; eo é‘ a 1 ° . , “ . ' Cet ora te Unved boores evhe 7 wegn' ag ee Saag OT 74 we wane se of ceeperew 6f @*.9 5 any ete tee se coer : RT TetS tS Asa clan OM SIPC ay, NOT Freeaiie EVALUATED INTEL GENCE SECT ee ee REPORT NO. CS . v : (spite - patomale/Bextoo Sang dor | ; | °  osuency Orvenizntion of the Guntem laa - be, Cummniss Barty wat) ia Eexteo . ‘ aoe . . mw tet L2 7 a or an nae . oo. o ? ay wt - . DATE DisTa. fe c J RELD NO. EEN" 12,647 “source ~ A een uf tka Pon who hee good contacts with Guatemalan _Ccusemiete fn Mexico. Eicon of the information waich ha ") Sete eel dan teeth creme peer Ge . ~ +e, oo . : e * woe wie! -. 3. “TAs bighort-rerking body of the Guatenalan moos 34a Communist Perty (PCT) evrenizatica in Kezico is »he * Ws “leleyation cf the Cratesl Comittee.” Thig bedy con- 3 “eiegtGe of Eubertce ATeearadeao ftrellasc, Joge jlberto fCeré@oce aécuiler, asd daze Leto Balcarcel “..Or¢wes. (| Commut: CS-S11/02978-70 (Ex12,183), eS ‘from the aren comece en thia rerort, resorted an tor of 3 -p of the FUT orrantestica in E=xteo cs of April 19 +; Cordesm and Erica.reel excs cm the “Delegation of the “Central . Ucamittee® e€ that tise. TNoS"S14/ ~7L (AGG ), froa . ¢,& relisbia tourts, previdsd tha irfermaticn that Alvarado, § th €55 Tube €eerctery ef the POT, pleaned te Foaide: im Meszico fit for tag dmedieto future.) " . ¢:.. ‘Balecreel ales herds the "Directive Coxmni tee” of ‘we FCT orgezinezios in Es tieo, ethich fie responsible for: * torairins. exct setivatios (re Lecal PGT organization will . Sicertake ee@ ume will corry trem emt. The other members of ze “Turective Comittes' aro Alfonso Botleorazaaro « Fermtraot- and dolig Bodgrigsesz Aildsasea. ("fl « Caneents Sere hao been mo change in the m=mbership of the : ut 74 reetiees Cam-ittes” since April 1970. Although Rodriguez ee Ze “joctmies this leaderstip pesitias, ko has been reletively wats inoctivs aa PGT cffatre.) | ian) a wi cary nS cee 1 lm theta @ po ee gmeaay Ye ~~. SA SH Beane OO. FORETEH prssez | pace 1 oF 2 Faces fe Ame te msettinatne te imas ae sexes) SERENE EERSTTEESTEENE, “SALE GEEPEEETEESSUEATEETETESEET OUEST USTEETUEEEEESSTSTEEP OSES SEESEED $9 EEE EPEPSSEEEEEEPEEED EER SSS Se OST SPEEHEEESEROGEO40y ESHEREAAYY as g4tsD otters ecco ARDC CCASCOAERSETSTTSACC DTS sae
a ~v ot te - x” = ve 1, os Toe Te 28 ‘ a a rs &, s nererst wrens aad hee os eee eS eee rh ia liad ae oe o* anny 8 . ¢ “ “_ » we oo a . aot : oe ‘ . 2". # ; a ‘ i watts © ' } ~} at + . i . “et, BF ~. eo . i? oe i - - t @E-c-2-B-? §O FORRIGS DISSE i &. Trere are carreatiy tro active ‘colls under the eatpsmace of tho “Directive Comsittee:* Z : wile . -‘£ ~propagends Coll” heeded by Carlos | , mre ,Ca ¢ ‘oresz Kxis, which aleo includes Solorzano _e wrt; And Horacio ZBaasd@a Castaneda: end re ‘®. A “Fimasee Cell” headed by Rodrizuez ,! | e3ich alee ircieces Elfesa ds Balearce il, . a greeées do Poreyra, end Carles . 2 Lieaees Agatzre. ze t ~ 4, Erneete €epehno ¢ol Vecchio, who was | ferneriy © pecber of ths "Fieence Coll,” aces works directly ‘ender tie "Tdrective Cexmitteo” ecd ip not formally oe > gerber of the “Fronecarnds Gell,” subsitted hig resignation gees ite PGT im @ord2 if71. Rank Diag REamirex, who i WAS Sics formerly a cenher ef tho “Propaganda Cell,” has : bees tennorarily eeporated., fran active participation an the RAG BE ee owe ee wtinn © Ew + iy gO A eran remem @ weer ©. : State (Also sent | % “ Lee e ~~ ° . yo BS i ect _ : - 5 - t is! , i - ©ne . : a4! ate Te, . Room i ae, - | vate i "F rs | . * . ~Z { . ‘of. y a * £ t R ea: | ne . ; | = > . ’ &- : ‘ an ‘ * oa ca ® t - 3 ’ | tf 4, f.- . * - tg ee A 7 . co me TP ee ee er vl ah os . . eo ¥ B+ 7 fw . . - Be a e : Py rt & bd Ly . a ae , ' “@ or ee eee . ' - i. ns 1 -—— . cs 3 : i igre € sy 4 , + og oy . oo. 4 eid é- . , | ry & . o : arn se } ; é i ee ~ , - j a arcs | ee Tt TRE oy» . ; . 7 Go. t e SRD ap, a . | ° oe > * OP ae. ” eY. me ota A . . we" . ad Pe rie ee gts : . * ue be - awh: . , i is Pom . at . B ‘ * Me we « . é& . eben ‘ ewer ed aes ”
14-00000 “ &$6@ SSG Gea Caare Stcrrtarat Drssewins Ties ¢ <s70D Mestacr © pelea Cowes ste o- TG REO tea Tiat.S - SEEN BV 7] PERION/UNT HOT 1ED ; § EC p 4 ae oe om ue #0 a “2 ee ; (Yank coda) 2 a eiarectrentoel eB REPRODUCT ON OF “er 2 CORY PROMB TLD 4 vom Dive Deo 1 ee cLeeeery TO MLE eo ALT aNEE SGPT Cc] MSvEo C] SLOTTED a [ee BREF VO FE wd ee eee eee mo Deer oo / vance CJ pestaoy () sa. BETO Elnocon| = / ar, : él fe Read Olek alt é ad aa Vane SE CR ET 6888212 MAY 69’ CITE MEXICO CITY 8125 i ; y ‘ ‘ - DIRECTOR . OM 69 53298 4d i TYPIC LIRING-4 4 REFS A. MEXICO CITY 9830. Y PYSF7 = os mwme- Be 200 CAll 4540, 19 Fem 66 1. FATHER LIRING-4 DIED 21 APRIL. LIRTNG-4 FEELING VERY | BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID NOT SEE FATHER BEFORE DEATH HAS BOW: APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER MOTHER IH CUBA. IF VISA GRANTED, PLANS STAY ONLY OE OR T¥O WEEKS. So | 2. ROTGH HAS KEPT AWAY FROM LIRING-4 SINCE(LIRING-3 A: HELEASED FROM JAIL IN GUATEMALA AED LIRING-3 HAS TOLD HER HE , GUT OF CLANDESTINE BUSINESS. IF Hes So DESIRES HOWEVER ROWTON . COULD TRY RENEW CONTACT WITH HER To SEE IF SHE WILLIgG ASSESS SOME HER “FRIENDS” LISTED IN PARA 1A THROUGH IF OF REF B OR AT i | LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO [SFO C# THEM. (STATICR HAS SUB | PARA IC REF B PARTICULARLY IW MISD.) THIS IS RETURH FOR F ;:.. WELP IN MAKING TRIP. PLS ADVISE. 3. FILE 281-798381. SECRET ee soe * SP ch esa BM Rt me a een deme any ea ae y; a #
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ao - cee, . . ast te a is ‘ DISPATCH | casnaios ~ PROCESSING ACTION ’ SECRET MARKED foe ROCCE 10 Chief, WH Division WO BOERS RLOLERED iM, ne 7 Jom Quautay b65e Chief of Station, : 7 CA UDGE ne cKG iO HLRORS Chief of Station, Mexico City: ' SUBRG we 3 * PBRUMEN/The LIRING-3 Operation _ ACHON REARS - REFERERS Action Required: FYI Reference : HMMA-36408, 11 Februs 1. Porwarded attached as attachment #1 are ten contact reports written by Wallace B. ROWTON dated 11, 14, 15, and SN Met A en 8 OTF O81 and 25 anvil. and 3.Mavy on ee ree em Fg eee ee the latest developments of the LIRING-3 op_ration, . 2. The high points of ROWTON's reports are as follew: : . a. LIRING-3 is intermittently in contact with : “Romulo,” whom he identified from a photograph . produced by the Station as Mario Augustof? MENDEZ . Gof- §50751) Continued.....cccccceseseonses Aheee Renan tte oer Fre Commection with 2oy- FV Sc, F emer eee etnsethsttnnenermnyientenuuatnnetenee inne abevaas” OF teem neg ere mes prem cone Attachments: 1. Reports (10), b/w 2. Surveillance report, h/w 3. Identity sheet, u/s/c _: ete ~ ete ee ; i 4. Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each atts 1 and 2; 3 copies i ac Distribution: att 3) 2- cos, | |.(z#/atts - 1 copy each atts 1 and 2; 2 copies att 3} Se pe torte ema cae } ve pe : _ - Pa pee yo * ES bs a | 1 Phone ERTL SCE 1D CASPATON STRBOL OAD BRABOTR oare ' HMMA - 37136 | 14 May 1969 SECRET Shee te cA arm Dag IA i 4 * . sane eee tee fr re tae aw “eo
. e . ; ARATE Lo Kee PG WERT ROOT MS A OR AREER ERE REET MEO FT ERED Bo GSAT te Oe AEN URLIRLEE EIR OTe ate GORRIE Norm Retentrn Ment eh ENE Reem oe yes won Head BO Age CONTINUATION, OF _— eee cen ee os ee DISPATCH _ b. “Romulo,” who made at least one trip, “cut of tom” from 17 February to 2 April 1969 (possibly to Guatemala) during the period covered by ROWTON's reports, appears to belong to a faction of the Guateralan FAR family disillusioned with PBRUMEN. ce. The only real service asked LIRING-3 by’ — “Romulo” during the period under review was to put up an unidentified “comrade” scheduled to come to Mexico at a date which “Roaulo" said he could not determine exactly. This "comrade" was not the young Guatemalan who dropped in on LIRING-3 for a couple of days mentioned in the report dated 25 April. d. LIRING-3 continues to collect clear evidence that LIRING has done its best to denounce him as a suspicious element definitely not to be trusted (see reports dated 15 and 19 February). 3. Several attempts to tail “Romulo” did not . produce varticularly significant results. A vretext investigation of apartment 102 of Calle Coahuila, where LIRING-3 met “Romulo‘ produced the results contained in the Spanish language report dated 26 February. forwarded ‘as attachment #2. There were no traces on the Ines ¥*BASTON deX*PIMENTEL family. gy-= afiPlexer ‘ky r 4. There is little question at this point that TIRING is close to persona non grata with LIRING. Hence, his further usefulness against the RUMEN target is very limited. ROWTON has kept away from LIEING-4 since LIRING-3's release from prison in Guatemala. Although LIRING-4, following her father’s death (see MEXICO CITY-0125), may visit her mother in PBRUMEN, she has no particular love for LIRING or the PERUMEN authorities. On the Guatemalan side of this operation, the Station is, as it has done many times in the past, waiting for LIRING-3's Guatemalan contacts to make the next OVE . Pe we Aes Lap for Wi a/c. CURTIS
46 26 3 &.- se ne Qe hho ot}: : | Hnyma,- 37/36 ; adt- 74830; i : i ' } aay . i Arincaneny AY 111099237 3¢ Sebruary (1568 | CONEACT RiFCat ' Agent: LIRIDC/3 Date & Site of Feesting: 1100, 14/2/69; Carino Real Next Heeving: 1000, 14/2/59; same place | JU 2 1869 Reports/Informaticn Submitted by Avert: poc. micro. ser. | : LIRING/3 told zowton that there ned ceen Little or no dev2lo:zents since he last saw howton (21/1/69),just bdefore Zowton nad bis business trip tc Monterrev. He commented tnat he hea wiser not to teke any initiative in seexing out tis FAR fr vevisitins the LIZING office until 3.ston had resurned. 4 that bis old Guateralan friend, Jacoto Rodrirvez Padilla.sd cailed ou hig once in the ccapany of Carlos Yeca, Dut nothing ‘significant had enerped from the casual conversation. Vera, at several points in the conversation, nad mumbled scnetsing te xodriguez about the “erisis" but nieher gave an explanation. L/3 tcld Rowton that he aa- ‘gumed that this rcmark referrred to tne current factionelisn in the i Guateraian revotutionary strurele. ‘ LIRING/3 then identified the attached proto of verio Augusto Fendes Aguilar immediately at the first glance as that of "R6mvioe” ,exa "Mario Mendez" and "Pavel." LinInGc/3 dia not recognise the photo Zovton showed him of Mario Otcniel Mendez Koiina. | t Guidance/Infornation Given to Agent: Rowton told L/3 that according to the very sketchy inforzation he haa concerning Faric 4ucosto Mendez Azuiler it appeared thet the latter belogged to a strongly anti-PBRUNEN faction ani that this would perhaps explain the turn-about of the LIRI'Gs after he, L/3, hac indicated to LIRING/9 that he was in contact with *Pavel." Rowton urged L/3 to seek out "Rémuio”™ at the calle Coshuila 221 safe- house, and, failing this, to recentact Humberto Gonzalez Yega at nis ‘home on calle Manzanillo, in the hope that the latter gould arrange &@ recontact with Mendez. ee oe wala Wallace 3 kowton ! I . £3 cory ® wr tray ‘ sees encvianee aparneenng goee
° ° . . ™ $ . | oan ow eo . , ots 44 Pebrua 11969 _ GORTACT ZEropr ; ! - - 4. Agont: LIRING/3 2. Date % Site of Meeting: 100C, 14/2/69; Tanino Reel! zestaurent. 3. Kext Neetizg: 1100, 15/2/69; sane place.! 4, ADMINISTRATIVE: LIRING/3 tcld Roston that his friend, Zerta Wicisses - has reniec a furnished apertcent that ean be used dy him and Heston as a safehouse as scon as it is vsecated by its preseat occupsnts. L/3 explained that these ce- cupants are relatives of sra virisser who are visiting) from Arzexvina Dut who are expected to raturn to their. : ane anintes 10d toni we inn wack bam Pern © i - ee ee §, REPORTS/IRFORMATION GIVan st AGINTs ; . L/3 tole Acuton that "Rézulo® (whos he identified fros a photo as “ario aurcsto Mendez Azuila=s) visited nize at nis home unzannounced at abcut 2000 on 14 February end stayed until almost -idnichs. i Accordize to 1/3 Rénulo-apolosized for not naaving seen L/3 for so long ( last date repcrted was 3/1/69) ex- plainics t=at he was very busy, Ee then stated thet he had recentiy seen erd talxed with Redoifoe Sandoval Al- : éeria in the(Lucuzberrijrrison and was pleasantiy sur- priseé to iearn that Sandoval new i/3 and spoke very nighly of him. Réaule then went on to say that he had a known Sa:.coval many years and had actusliy been his dew pats ee es o> puty in Gustemala. B6nulo recelled that when he wes laat _arrested (te explained parenthetically that he had been arrested four times in all) he was wrtured in an effors to make hia reveal the whereabouts of Sandoval. He claimed to L/3 treat be finally,to avoid execution, gave a false address- that of one of Jandcval's reletives. L/3 tole feston that he then took the, occasion to tell Rémulo of the harrassment he war bein: subjected to by! vwerious peraons whom he felt were being inspired by the Chief LIRIZG. T/3 told xowten thet Romulo then asked hia what the false charces brougat acainsit his were. L/3 told ; Rémulo the truth, saying that he kept setting reports tLat sO he was recarded as a uCFIHM agent. secording to 1/3.26 ; mulo exclained that he should pay bo attention to that . . ‘ Fy . ve 5 i ae WATE apr EURO Tg reeemmme tre S ’ ened ine arg e % * 3 ‘ cen fee bie ete eS poe
14-00000 nb grdemrvattad iA NEDA MR eres MRO, wba eee oe a eras. eigedieteenienneemant vn Reem haters aapepetnenime = anne a sue =, oo at the moment he was iiving in a . 26 pen she oe mete at re ma ee oe ‘ sort of slander since the il2ins effice was jalways” persons end sroups not acting added that the people who rezily count in the etrurgle were used to such nonsease and were aware of what the IInliGs were up 'to. ‘He added that asp soon as Sendcval got out of prison he would "streichten wryiece to neutralize uncer their c:ntrol. £e seme of those out" since te was personally aware of L/3’s cr border. shen L/3 mentioned his c {always at the latter's initiati as "Pastelite, a very sectarian sneaky pro-LIRIiG bestard"™. Ee said he would like 1/3 to s0 that he could burst in and confront aim with the fects. Regarding Husberte Gonzalez Vera, Réxulo said that he wag @ good cause, but at the moment was rore or less out of the pice recple activit his bed. ae vives ang ies sefore trip to t.é utacts with Carlos Vera ve), 25nulo described him arranze a meeting with Veza "elemento" and head suffered a ereat deal for the ture. He sav no seed for L/3 to be in contact, with hig. gten L/3 expressed a G@esire to Lave some way of ContEecs Rézulo, the latter or 5.08 ceised to sive hin bis home adéress as soon as he move to a better slace. He explained tnst furnished room. at the end of the talx,when Rémvlio asked woen they could get together again, explaining that he ‘right heave to eo down to Crizeba over the wee-end, L/3 told Rowton thet he made a date for 1900 on 14/2/69. 1/3 taen sucgested that they meet outside so'es not to involve his wife (1/3 toid Rowton that he did this so that Zowton would have a chance to observe Kézulo in sone public place), and Rénulo acredd but said he tad a better suceestion. de then stated that he knew a Mexican family very weii and could arrange that they meet at their home and have d inner. He added that he mickt bring along a Srother “hergano”)} and would come by If3's hone at 19CO to pick him up. L/3 arnan that & along. | he had no odjecticn to the brother com: a “hgne
14-00000 Lar Ae Lat cea me tae er TT See can eo ne ene Cay YL tena oe 46 26 3e = wa Yay @ co ed o “3 fag rd 2 ny —— we a ive) a CHTLAS? bre 3 whibisstr. CER . Agent: TPINS/3 : : Date & Site of Meeting: 4105, 15/2/69; Canino Real restatcant. Next Meeting: A00C, 19/2/69; sane place. i Reperts/Infcrmaticn Given by Agent: . j LIZISG, 3 reported that he met again with "Rézulo" out under circuz— stances somewhat differe:t from tat anticinsted. L/ Nod Le | is] et sh . et iT 38 ee when he arrived at tis erartnent about 17850 the pp ovicus evenicein the company of his wife (after having droppei off his dauzater at he ters cf Lis cxeeide}) ue duuuu # note ircn "nomulo” as: meet him at apartment 402 of Calle Coahuila 200. L/3 continued that sirce his wife was vresent when he reed the note he felt he had to.ask her te come along ( ard in addition she t2d been upset that afternoon ani 4id not want. to be Left alone ). They therefore both proceeded to the eifress ziven >by Rhule and found hiz there in the midst of a rather laree number of persons, apparently cf the same fakiiy residing in the arertaent. after about fifteen minutes. ef social ehatter, Résculo suggested tast they zo to a nearby restaurant, to talk moze privately. Romulo tien toox Lv3 and his wife to the r estaurant Kuku at Calle Coahuila 222 where ey bad dinner. Lf/3 told Rowton saat beeause of his wife's presence he was not able to discuss anythire sub- stantive with Somulo ani zac to leave the questions he wanted to ask him re PA2/BBRUMER activites until a subsequent seeting. L/3 sdded@ teat in the course of conversaticen, Zomulo stated that Rodolfo Sandoval Alerria hoped to be released fron prison in Farch,19€9. Romulo also sisted that he worked in a newspaver office, but L/3 felt he could aot sequrely ask the name of the newspaper av that time. 7 1/3 told Rocton that Romulo agreed to another teeting on 18 Pébruary and asked L/3 to met him scain at apartment 102 of Coahuila 206 shortly after 7900, inasmuch as he cfenerally leaves his place of ezploynent,a ‘little before that hime. soztulo,i/3 and bis wife then took in a movie. oan r “L/3 then told sowton that after he ted left Zowton the previous éay he had another very disturbing exzerience (he appeared to Rowton ne 7Ou8 and sufe fering from lack of sleep}. L/3 explained that when he dror into the Salén de la Plastica Mexicana about 1300 on 14/2/69, he ran igto an ld friend, Fanny Ravel, a “exican artist with who he had worked lwery closely im PasUMEn sose years ago. L/> continued to Rewton that despite their i
14-00000 we ‘ eh a bee aes a mas HaLaRT Boe een ae neal Cr GARNER PaletarNRDh needing PAAR IE OEE REONTC ETE RO ON + me eNO re mts ems Arh ashton nt mauaedsieachIiNaatS 5. col _whom he could possizly get useful information to help Romulo’ $ “faction. 26 ° coreg © re mainnne ern Gees ecenteweme es coment pote et past friendship, Feony Revel treated hiz in an obvious cvld manner. L/3, feeling tzat he could not this pass unnoticed, cot Fanny in tne Gormer and useed whet was up. the replied that fcr sore! tine she nad been hearing “iieturbing reports" about L/S. Under further questicning by L/3 sne specific: thatoririnally, some 7-3 montis previcusly she had been told py a LrainG official that L/3 "was not tol be be trusted*. Fanny continued thas she did rot pay too much ettenticn; to this/sixce the official was rawner *low-Level", out sore recently ste wasi/told the same thine by an “ucizpeachable source" and ccuid not chslLenge it des- pite her high persconsl esteem for L/3. L/3 commented to Heaton that the "“Eninpeachaole scurce"™ _ rust, be the Chie? EIRIKG, inasmuch as Fanny xevel as always been a close pevsoHaa friend - = 247 Pa : - (, wy: i of his and possibiv even ore of his cistresses. 1/3 continued that Eta TA nea several «imes cerezsnted to hin (when L/4 was working in ithe LIsIne effice) that Panny Yavel was anfrequent telephone contact wita _ the Chief. : f { Q ZDaKCs Given to ; rents: te i 4 cléd L/3 that he was zere convinced than ever that the LIRIG d mountel = slander operation against hin because of uis con- & Sanchez croup (Letn Sarrics brothez rs and 2onulo) woich PSnUNSi was aorarently attempting to isciate in their own interest. Rowton Bonu SE the Camiiz shen L/3 2 area a little censcled et this, Rowton continued. that ne | felt L/3 s noula, at the 18 Feb seeting with "“H4muie", tell tee latter srat he knew the cease the LIKINGs were up to and ask "Rénulo" point biank whether te knew te what extent the LISING office was tryste é to sabotace— FAR because of its nationalistic anti-:S2UMER position: : #oaton asked L/3 to entice "2érulo" izte such a discussion in the hope. that "rémulo" ‘would ask him, 1/3, vo telp discover any unilateral operat oe ns PBEUMEN might be planning. cevten continued that L/3 srould te + Zonulo that although he was virtuslly cut off from the LIKING office, he still had a g€reat many FEst™is friends ( 2.6. i i) fron Roston sui gested 2u3% L/3 could also sroevose to fosulo that they both put the squeeze on Carles VEra (epparently a LIRIKG ordvecs tin) to abe seme prelicinary saforzetion em the intentions of the LIBISG. operation. - W. Be. Rowt
AUR RG et ob abet eR RPEUS Bale Metta) AMIS ott oat i ‘was being used ( rerhaps urnccnsciously at fir gr & 49 Februery,1969 CONTACT REPL ET Agent: LYxTEG/3 Rext Feeting: Sene tine,same place, 21/2/89. i t i i i / | Date & Site of Keetixg: 1000, 15/2/69; Serine Zeal Resteuredt. Reports/Informaticn Given by Lgent: | t LIRING/3 reported that “x4eulo" arpeared unancounced at his apartzert' on the late afternocn of 17/2/59 and consecuectly he did rot go to seet him at anartuent 102 of 200 Toahuila it. on 12/2/69 as crizinally planned. LIZIEG/3 told xewton that "B4culo" promised te see bim arazin about 1G on 20/2/59, cozing to cick hin up at his apartment. : i i : LIKING/3 then stated that on the warning nf A7/9/E0 be bet nem ante tome i Godoy, tre wife of Jerge, at Gobernacién ard vas so Cisturded at tne cool reception that he looxed up dorze Godoy later that day to find out: what was going on. Jorge Godoy was cuite frank with his tellinrs his thatthe Li<I\G officé nad advised hin to keep clear of LIWIS/3 because he was ‘net te te trusted. Godoy continued that a LIKI.G official had tceld nim that LERING/3 s st) ly some counter-revolu- bet > bey tionery ereenization and thats the LIAINS © ® based it essertion on the following three points: (41) LIAING/3 had been in touch with a foreimor who pretended to be a tusinessman but who did not ¢d (2) LIiginG/3 had access to infernation that cculd come only frou a police source (3) LIRIKE/3 was respocsibdle for the arrest of Identity/A and had undertaxen the mission to Guatezala to get informzatica agains. the re=- volution. - ; ; i According to LIRILG/3, dorgze Godoy told him tras it was aifficult to belive all this, especially in the light of 1/3's reistively long izprisonment,out he had to take it seriously in view of the source of the charcea. L/3 sme told Rowtcn that he went over each point in rebuttal on a setter of princisle despite the fact thet Godor'’s mind obvio:sly was already aade up ; o any business with rSHltcN, - 4 4 LIRLUG/3 told Reston that when he tclked later that day with "RGnulo* he re- ijatead what had noappened with Godoy, “Kénulo” replied that. those LIRIBG al- legations were not to de taken seriously. He cermented: "se have already looked into them and do not telieve them.” He explained that for one thing if 1/3 hed beer a spy he certainly would have continued (with the approval ‘and counivance of the authorities) on up the the mountains where| he could get . useful informaticn, instecd of sercitting himeelf te be arrested] just arter stepping across the border. *?éaule” azrreed with 1/3 that the EERG office * sage bart
etted oy hoattabas dh eat oh Me “AMORA PISSMENAE MCA IRE AOMORI LANE BIR LIMA ITA RNOLD tees CSN dh thet et A a perenne om mee age ; i ; wee - probably Goes not want L/2 to help nis ("Rénulo8s") faction and, nave’ dc pa everzthing possitie io isvelate I/3 Zron his sormal scciel cont dots =4ruloe added that tha only important point in the whole affair ves that there were "certain elements" among the Cuctenalen revolutipusries that nicht believe the LIZI.G charzes and cossibly de term to L/3 aad or his wife. Rérulo urrec 2/3 t "to be careful® end for 2scea di not exncouracre the idea of &@ conircsta~ bah wae tion with Carlos Vega at tais be would be clea to nave it out with Carlos feza to fizd out who had sexs nis to provoke L/3. Rowton erread thst little or nothing could de accozplisted in pursuicg this matter. i a) L/3 continued that when he told Zénalo tiuat he felt frustrated .and nelojegs ' a rae al - holla A OG ONT UE RA te He a A in Ah | te i OD tales eff ast we Se 8h. BL ORL wer Ll hata’ ad Re OP oe vVoluticnary, have courace and patience in ccnfronting shese problexzs. Le ecn- tinued that ne hiaself on te ecxtinue to see L/3 end he would work out. Ee stressed thet ne and his factic- value the friendship end loyalty of individuals such 33 wtereas the LIRING establisament is icterestel only in sroups end orgenizations taat can further their evn interests. 5. GUIDARCS/IRFORAMTICH given to agent: Howtoa encouraced 1/3 te continve his efforts to find steady enp lovment siace he was most vulnerable te both the LIKISS eeents as well as Pa in the pretcer of his financial rescurces. 1/3 tcld Rov chat he hac 2 ready been Fronised an eprointszent to some teaching pesition _ aavier istcincsa, private eecretary to Yatez, the Secretary of Zducaticn. L/3 commented that Espinosa is 2¢ heart a "good progressive" and hes been very syzyatretic to hin since his retara to Mexico. L/3 also stated that he insends to lock up Eerscleo Zepeda in che hope that the latter can slace hia soreshere in COnASUPO or sranse| a job wits his Chiapas newsferer ( "Rerovaciién’). Sgowton alse ursed 1/3. to continve to elicit informeticn frog "*Résulo” ccaser- ning ais faction of the PAR and ear knowlesge he might have concerning tze {independent operations being planned by FEXUHES in Guatemala. -- -— --- 0 ee eH fe i utes dallace B. Roeton scopeeeenonae! * * . ow 7a amerpaeneyemeneemenpremnagtinti ; roa . tee eo eeted eee ee meg eet eee 2 Lae age ppeegre sts cnine bE 2 tine. Re ccutinsued the: if, towever, L/3 f2sisted La eee wb
ne ; ; 27 March ,1°69 4. Agent: LIariiG/3 2. Date & Site of Meeting: 1006, 27/3/69; Cafuizo Zeal Zesteurant 3. text keeting: Same place and time, 7/+/59. &, Infornation/xeoorts Given by Agent: LIzING/3 retorted that unfortunately "Renulo" (“saris Aucesto KERDEZ Aeuilar) hed not reapceared since his last neeting with his ( 17/2/63) anc thet ne felt he could co nothing but wait for hizr to initiate the reccmmtect. TTVTHG/Y ecortinued that on his cwn initiative te : he LI=SInG offices on 24 March, feeline tnzt ne should not continve to ren oF mb et Ja a bh a ° i lation despite the unfavorable runors against air avpereatiy orig that effice. Ee told Powton that unfortunstely ne did not find anyone of ae bh isvortance in the offices at that tine, but was trld ov the ecatekeerer that "they wanted to see him" and that ne should returs early the foilowirz week. cided ts te at nie home. Ze did so on the morning of 25/3/69 ! : LIRIMG/3 contvian.e4 to Rowten txiat instead of returning to the office 2 de- cided te teler Liz t ' _ but was tela by a woman with a Fexicen accent (otwiously the maid)vnet neither i LI2tG/O nor LIRING/e was at tone. LIRING/3 then left “is name and <esxed the wozen to inform either of them that he had celled. LIRING/3 continued that about 1200 that sare day ( 25/3/89) his o14 Zriend Identity B acpeared unanrounced at tis appartzent. L/3 told Rowton that altnouch it was obvious that Iden B hed acreare4 in response to the tel phone message that L/3 nad left for LIRING/G, Iden B did not refer +5 it, expiainine sinply that he hed ¢ropped srcund te see how LIRING/§ end his wife. were doing. Ze did mention#® sussequently in t.e conversation that se was no living with LIHING/2 and LIAING/O and LIRING/42 in their "very exsie* apartment. Iden B continued that he hoped to retain in Mexico until July -. 496° and that he was pleuniag to marry a ‘Mexican divorcée with three enildren, - (boys) whom he bad originally net many years aco in a visit to Fexico City. . LIRTHG/3 told: Rovton that Iden B was sursrisinrly cordial, regretting the fact thst ther had not seen eaca other for.sore Size and ehcouragiar REAINGS3 to keep in tcuch in the future. He invited 7/3 te ind id on 23/3/69 but asked ; - Bim to teleshone to confirs. He rave L/3 the telephese, number of LIZING/O"s residence, apparcatly forestier that L/3 already tad the umber. Yden B then told LIRING/3 rot to be. disturbed over tke r ors circuriting about him, since he himself had been subjected to auch th same treatsent |. \ : } eit - aan ; . ' eee eRe ee tenes tee, weer AER EE Nb yee mayle oF FLAT adh OR shige 162 oak Tete een ene Li + ' a epee ernment nite ee atin
14-00000 pee eH ents gle st Rahn dene ova dt ke anPER ET Polebaee nat Ate Nba Ro oe caret oe 8K teat ges eet Iden B cocmentei? that he w ‘LIETNG/3 then tcid Rovtcn that he took the occasion to sention to Iden B a os Peroni gene cee etre ° . 2 t seweral yeers previously in Fsavncy. Ke then stated that in ars case the PRECKEN Chief would net te returnin~ to Mexico, shis should meke 1/3 havoy. To console L/2?, Iden B continued that th . : Since te was considered to forcel ani snedbish, and sozewiet pevty in his vindictiveness. Iden B erreed vith Chief was not rerulaer with the staff, Gone ouch to harm LIcIiG/s'ts reoutation,end crobda ° motives ( under the influence of Carzen Lozada's fat! Ser and husbard>. Iden B did uot teil L/3 «nc would replace the LIRIUS Chief. Es commen. thet for sone time bacts he hed withdrawn fron politefis tried to tisd nis or Dusiness, earning tis living by giving lectures on is own initiative. { wv fae et ¥ fi ef et by feo Cn the domestic sivustien in rEZUMEN, Iden-B corner nings were "very bed" both politic.lin and economically. He expleined trat FEAVKEN currentiy found a : ey itself in a scueeze > teeen the bir povers 2nd was zenuineivy fearful of e @ Soviet/Nixon rerorochesent, we % their expense, of ccurse. Cn tne econenic side we i] ee fo fe Spy to be in Mexico but added weekly taat cnhere was every hope that things ould zet vetter by 197C. “hen L/3 countered thet everyone nad been sincine that tune for many years, Iden B dic not defend his position. . foo _ a certain Carles Yeza ( akaCarlos Enrique LOPEZ Garcia) head been pestering hig \ in the hope of finding soneone traveling to PRRTNEN woo would be willing < % carry some packeses to soze of nis friends (includins the son of Turciosj). snep Lf/3 asked Iden B «sether se would ce willing to meet this Carlos Yer2 before consenting to carry over nis pack ages, iden B replied "Sf como no. Con mucho gusto.” LI271G/3 commented to Reston that he brousht up the neze of Carlos VYSGa as a sicn of good faith both vis-avis the latter as well as the LIANG office since he felt it bichlv rrobable that Vera was reporting resulsrly te the LIRIAS corple, either directly cr indirectly and that in fact Yera had possibly been sent to cheex on LIRIUG/3 and his wife. LISIRG/3 continued that he planned to recon~ tect Jacobo Rodrf{suez Padilla and ask him to pass alonz the messare to Caries Vega that LIRING/3 was anxious to see him again siuce te felt thet. he had re- solved Vegq's "problec.” { LIRiizG/3 also tcid aowton that he had expressed the desire to Idén B to re- wisit PRRUNEH sone time in the future. Iden B replied taat he‘wculd do every- thing he could to expedite the visa, wnich he said he felt present no protien. ‘EIRING/3 also told Rowton that. LIRTiG/@ had received a letter from her scther aszing her to attenct to obtain a 30-day visitor's visa for ner to cone te Mexico on vacation. LIAiNG/3 told Rowton that he and i2uT nG/s Bad already or a ea te dnt
A cent EOLA EEE OnE RENE A AONE feo Once AI RRENEELA Ener) tenet ine wo eben Oo tam MEREES Cy EM lin man rd nO Sinan tae eminenne Peden wind oe 7 — me, ° ‘ Loe : ° . 36 e , o 2 mede fornsl applicaticn fer s22 visa, althe. were not optimistic thats Gobernscién would srant it. LIKING/3 added chet he did not zention this deve- lopmes:t to Iden B saitcourh he sicht cessid lv wention it in passing at his next chat. LI8TnG/3 cenzented to Roste: that te felt LIRILG/4's mother might heve some interesting rossip but could ret be LIKIKG/& anything stertlizs. He added that he 22 & a of courtesy that in esraest and actusily hepec that the visa would not be a aranted, since this would give him end LIKRING/+ I fe] fa) (oy) * *g oe et trip to FSnUMEN fer purely tersonsl reasons. awa gellace B. Roxton ext to make another ee om nee ine tie we freee me otters arr tne scene rai et + ' 2 ou at . 2 pp . a Mi ee wtimeeeeeribe meme nae ke we he i ne nak ote RR
14-00000 : 4. apent: LIRIvG/3 : 2. Date & Site of Meetings: 4CCO, 7/2/60; restaurant of Camino Heel notel.. 3, Hext Meeting: 4000, 9/4/69; sane place. : ' € o ov Arent: : 4, Infornatidn/Repcrts Given LIRING/3 reported that at lc lest FRSnulo"( Yario Auvtcsto Henéez Aguilar) had rearraared at k partsent, on the afternoon of 2 arril, ee! 6 Liniz3/3 told Sewton that "Rénulo" b ! Ww = a52¢6¢ to revisit LIRING/3 before that ae ct om ° i ct ws ie] fs °o y is] fo] et fe Le] & $43) ua fe 0] e $e ‘ “dOmuULO7 GlQ NOG vive any exDl-nat a i . i and L/3 felt he could not ask for suzh explenet to keep in touch with LIHING/3 by érocping in to his apartment “whenever eye : he could". LINING/3 told Rowton that he rade a disercet effort te ret psence since mid-Pebruarvy ion. "Réculo" promised from "Eérulo” a telephone nucter or eddress throuck whica he could be eontacted. : LIRING/3 alse reported that ne hed set with Iden B twice during Easter week, but as yet had teen unsbie to cet into his residence,as he had hoped. He stressed tnat his reletionship wita Iden B was ine proving steadily and he felt this a esad sign, ixzasmuch as he felt certain Bat iden B “would not take the initiativeof recontacting LIsinc/3 - without prior consultation with ZISIFs/9 and LIRING/2. . ; LIRING/3 shen told Rowton thas LILTUC/S hed received a very pessizistic letter fror a certsin Echemend{ea, 2 tncle residing in Brooklyn, New York, 7 - - who stated that LIRING/4's fether was dving of cancer of the throat and was unadle to leave his hone. LISING/3 continued that he had just dis- covered that LIRI'NG/4 on her own iritiative had cushed to the U.S. fon= gulate and requested s visa. As she subsequently told LIRISG/3, LI3R1:G6/4 was inforzed by a consular official that her case would have to be "in- | vestigatec carefully by /CPACT" and tnat she was required to pay 725 pesos |. for a telecram to Yashinzton,5.C. to expedite the case. LIRING/3 told Rowton that he felt LIRIG/&'s action hed been precipitous: and could cause bin additional embarrassment with the LIRING office..He added that ke did not think a visa would be rranted, bus asked Xowton to, do whatever he eould to rake certain that LIATiG/4's request was turned gown. Hg con~ tinued thet in view of this unexcected development, hel felt it wise : ‘ ' A a va Pieenb bath ast Cae atts Re Nea atte NEN tee ETE Cote WD Rie ane Bee RE bb gee 7 seat ate nem GRE ENOTES BESS : ‘ “ : :
Cerna, ae Tan AOE Sh ERE HO ON ips Md a aT p YAP ole a dete One Len One Herr rsertd buabernin. nine © chine nett asco YRLORARIA ENN WF EEA SEP MT iagmE ae sm FoI Y SMa fee cited aa wo tt mer . ’ to recontect LIR1iG/9 and tell nim about 7a G/a'?s application for the vise. Rowton agreed thet this would be the best course of sction,especi-=- ally since LI2I:G/3 had originally mentioned LINILG/&'s desire to visit her sick father and the problem this represented for him, when he first talked to LIZING/S after nis retuan from Guscemala. LIRTHC/3 t-ldé gowten that ke feit this would also constitute @ good pre- text to sound out LIRING/O abcut his vcersoral feelines toward LIR1NG/3 and his own situation in the LIXi1.G Cffice. Rowton su-czested thet LIRinG/3 take this occasion to mention casually that he was still in occasional contact with the Guatemalans and to give LIEIIG/O the names of "Rénulo® and Carlos Vera, if L/9 asxed for deteils. n e yallace B Rowton | Cine neer wipemruimar etprcmanatn ma stp nae nee sete erraeeny sete ah ome
se ey Smee “44 Avril,4 969) Con AaCt I REPOES _# 4. Agent: LIBIG/3 ‘ 2. Date % Site of Meetinz: A000, 11/4/69, Cemino Zeal restaurant. 3. hext Meeting: Same ti-e, place, 1200, 74/4/<3. &, Information/ Revorts Given by Agent: LIRING/3 reported that he received an unexvected visit on 9/4/59 from Rocelio Aruirre, bpother of cerjes truirge, whom both he end LIRING/4 have known for many vears (from their worse torether in ESRUMEN). LINING/3 tcld Rowton that he «as surprised at the visit wawe Vwi ECE Guu UCL JCS akualie were c10se irienas: Ol eresa Lozada and her husbené, Carlos Ferssbal. 1/3 expleined to Fo-vton that both Fozelio anc verges sre exrloved in the Sacretaria de Educgién wherc Terese Lozada werked for severil vears. Sm cemae eee ne ‘ LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that Rogelio, without making anv reference to the Persatal family, asked LIAING/3 to do him an ‘important favor. He wernt on to state that, ap LTR NG/3 new, identity C » was currently livins in her! home town im PBRUMEN( the sane area that LI2T=G/4& cones from)! and was oping to visit them ir Mexico City in the near future. Rovelio continued that he hoped that LIANING/3 could have a check! fron a Cenadian bank and imrisration documents kand-carried to Iden Cc ; . so that she could pay for the ticket and present the Hexican visa locally in PERUMEN. LIRING/3 told Reston that althowra he felt ~~ “""g@ bit mystified at this request, he told Rogelio Acuirre: that he would do what he could to find someone who was plenning a trip te PBRUMEN in the near future. ft a opened fhades rele oh Par weniger ew Bn ieers ae LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that the naze of his fri and} Iden B a immediately caze to his nind.and te attempted to telephone — him at the apartment of LIRING/9. He, however, found that the tele- phone was not in service,and felt that he had an excellent pretext “to visit the apartment about 1500 on that same daz ( 11/4/69) ex- plaining to iden B (and/or LIRI:C/2 or /9) that he had te get in touch urcently to pass on the request of xocello Aguirre. LIRING/3 agreed with towton that he could take this occasion to agk the LIRIRG office to aitempt to obtain informaticn on the state of Health of the I 1 CO aE Wem L Rat meet Rt damnarte LeRoy ee be BRUNE ME Ot a te te pete a oe ‘ Noire rerma!
cite treme we gt re ten ant ae tea onan Ma hms) OH mL Restle OR Te aa eR aPELTORMERORE MNOS AEE te tee wate spent Hee tlne = P father of LIRI.G/4 throurh the LINING office in New Yorg City. TiaING/3 agreed that there was li.tle chance of this request oeing honored, but it would serve to revezl nis lacx of any otter channeis to LIRING/4 ‘s father and stress the lezitimacy of LIRING/&‘'s concern for the health of her father( an avpliceticn for a visa to visit him). ; LIRING/3 then stated to kowton that he suspected the telephone o7 the LIRING/9 apartrent «as tepred. He explained tnat senerally when ne had called in the past, there sas an unexplained interruption in the iine before the party could rerly. He stressed to ko«ton that this vas his nun nareanad aheanwntian =n thet | Taan B stam ba sine fb me i ? . recently as 9/4/69 did not nake any comment about the telephone service in the apartment. 3 ; LIRISG/3 Teagsised Rowton that when ke visite: the apartaent: that afternnon he would take as gocd a note as possible of the lay-out and furnishings and aecertain tne identity of the raid. wee ee antes daliace B Rowton weeete Ve AY RY Dom ene oe We ne eee ee wee ee ne ce ee a fee ep te: - ' aan 7 i a os i t { : t ' i 1 i t a wee Aran ee | re eer ‘
14-00000 Vane ner awe ae Mee See samme wer ete ae A. Be Co Db. ““gort of work in the cultiral field as soon as he returned to FBRCEEN and move, and second, he was not optisistic that Iden B cculd i ; 21 acrll,1969 CORTACT 2EpopT ) agents: THIDG/S Nate & Site of Next Meeting Yeetini:s 100G, 24/4/69; Cemine 2eal Restaurant. ane time, place; 25/4/59 g3 Reports/Inforzation Given by Arent: LinI3G/3 apolosized for rot havins been able to make she lest scheduled mecting with zowton, 1000 on 12/4/59. He exsiained that his friend, Iden B » had unexpectedly crepped in to see hin at that time end he felt it more important to see him aftain then to make the meeting with kewton ( he subseaquentiv left = vesaa ra sth nowtcon’s answerins serytcea LiginG/3 continved that he explained to Iden B the emoticral strain that LIxIiG/4 waz underroins as a result of the bad news ton-. cerning her father's heslth. He then asked Iden B certeic the true state of his heatts York and gave Iden B tre name ané telephone “6 attenrt to as- ffice in Hew “inber of the aunt of LIRTG/4 who appeared te be the heet source. Iden & }9 accordang to LIRING/3 promised te zend a messaze with the next euch! and hoved to have news for LIRING/3 within the next ten days. | According té LIXING/3, Iden B then succested that|LIRI.G/3 think about moving to PERTMEN for a "lensthy stny, Fora oe wlindefinitely. s He explained that he felt he understocd LIRIIG/3's pyre sems, the vsluge > t 2 z nies, the subtle persecution and the resultant snerecsins} difficult financial situation he feund himself in, and he felt. there |was no real | -solution in Fexico. In G2nst™EN, newever, he could nsacane mich nore easily for bis wife and caild, sicce most of his basic finaesial froblexs sould be solved. Ye added that ne was sure that ne c.uld find LIRING/3 some then arrancte an invitaticn. LIRING/3 told Rowton that altnough he regarded | this proposition as encoiraring ( since he #as certain tha iden B had prior appreuval from the LIHING Cffica}, he took a taturial and logical approach in replying to Iden B Se stated thet: he teld Iden B that in principle ne acreeddut he had to face the reaities of the situation. Firat he was not at all certain thet he could convince his wile nels such a rrange a .gocd position for bim in PBRUNST that sould persit him to vork spricusly and, ef course, make enough zcney to meet tis living expenses. Iden'B * ete ‘ ” -“
ae, . | 1 : i i replied thet he felt it quite teraiple to arrince sometaine for LIRTHG/3 and for that reascn tai brousat m3 the ites at this -toint i we RowScn told LIRiNG/3, in reply tc nis query. thet euts a trip t o o would oe interesti:s to bim cniy if LISIN3/3 was offered d position in the cultural field with fcood seeces2 to FELINE intelle: uals and: zoverna ment officials. LInTi.3/3 aereed, coumentins that he ray : Iden D m and such young rebelqvell cnoura so develon cood contect with then, provided 2 he wee civen a reascnablv sericus job. In env case he sromised to work en LERING/4 in the nope of persuaaizcs ner te re along with him, when and if Iden B's prorosal materialized, LIRING/3 c continued thet Iden B then cffered te arranre an exposition for LIRING/3 at Iden F in Cuernaovaca,stating that he could @e ec vitisut Gilliculey curecen saa ulrector of the velleries (female) wae. Was a close friend ef his. LisiI’t/3 accepted this avterently genuine offer and arranzed to travel to Cuernevsca on the norning of 22/4/69 to talr tre | matter over with the director of che art calleries. s 4 $3 TIzTRS/3 then reported to xovton tast "REmuio™ had acein visited him at sis! apartzent late on the evening of 72/4/69 ( thus anticiosting the meeting for 1830 in front of woolwortn‘'s far the felis ; G27,48 originally plexnned). According to LinIiG/3, "Rézulo" ( Ferio Aurosto Mendez Aruilar) told hiz that he hac taxen the liverty of conixz that evening to LISTUG/3" s apartment since he waxted to talk in private of "“samethiae that LIRIEG/3 sauld do, to help his friends". "Rémulo" then went cn to explain that cre of jhis comrades «as expeczei to arrive in Hexico City "in tne rear future™ and would need a cure place to live, at leas®@ until ke could find a plece of his own. "Rézule# stressed that this person, wnose icentity se himelf <ié no | asfreti know, «sald voces te traveling "clancestinely” and cculd not risk renticg a rieozr on his own ' wuntil he had established nirself ic the g@sres. LIRITG/3 replied that he,of course, would do his best, out peinted out that he hicself was not in 4 Fe: : position to protect anrone. He fin:liv acreed that this person night be ebdle to use >is kitenen as temporary lirics quarters, enterica a leaving the ! apartrest throught the back(servicejentrance, LINING/3 sointed out to "Réru 0° : that tne back door to the apartment house was locked az 17 eve A day and tin : that therefore it would de necessary Yor the zerson usizs nine entrance t6 : | return to the apartment for coed ever7 ni-at before 1700. "Répgule®% was ape |. t parently satisfied with this offer of LIRIHG/3 and prpzised|to lef bin anow | ot] Ea } when the person arrived in Mexico City. i 4 +"R$zulo™ then mentioned to LIRTG/3 that Iden E was qorrentiy in the: + 5 j * | 2 Cn ae en eee oi MM oes a | BY
‘ F ehLAE Winter aban ome tk oe ' ' | } 28 HORE ere ACTS RREReR mene age mtrere ee | ce ed PRRUERIN toucn with the hours 2 time work at EB. Infornaticn/Ccuidance Given capital and that he nother o1 day in the accounts eolf club in = a Bd en Rowton asked LIRIUG/3 to contin.e to infornsation in FS3aUMENZ ing of — ee ee Wito re AND some inflication y the LIFKISG office. a, * Sak Scsliveoay uuvLa ne COULA Tet more sara to "ESnulo's” s@te=- he would be wuch more interested and ide of action for LIAING/2 with revard the identity of the com for. Howton sucrestec for a few days, long enc neoify him. A deterninstion about his procesed as Howton ; Ss couexvete deta frem Iden B. reouest for assistance, =cwton stated that in this develernent, «hen end if LIRING/3 rede of "Récule™ whem 22 eas te rrevide ‘ that LIRINS/3 sut this cerson up. +hen he wen to permit axovton te zeta Isck 2t him eould then be aade us zo this terson. In re hicself ("24eu 2 o" (non i i t 3 i query, Rowton thought that it would te best to reinsure office regarcing this matter by casuzllyv mentionine te be was performing this service for his PAR friends. LIRZ menting that he hoped that he would rot avein be caucht beBween the LIKING Office and the naticnalist fzction ef the |PAR. he | a eaerrweverrcny sone + at Es ye J ‘ae a 2 ab i ot
14-00000 ° o- . 46 26 30 : Re 4 3 # : ' : i g : i i : i f i i } : & 2 : i ¥ . we * wy which were written LIZING/3‘'s name end address. Ye intred — . > . . . neleertonntnne eintemamce enmity aoe me USA TACT BLPrONt akin tN L 1 agent: InG/3 i Date « Lite of Meetira: 1000, 25/4/60; Caine Real Restaurant. Rext “Meetings: 1006, 23/4/69; gobbin k-:staurant. : i Report s/inforration Given by Arent: TTaTNG/3 reported to Fowton that he went to Tuernavaca 2arly on the corning of 22/4/55 alone, since Iden B beerdout of the trip at the last tinute,sarine he hed to rensin im Mexico City. 2I=123/3, however, #as able to talk to the “frectdér of the Art Gallery of Iden F himself and errsaged an ex- position for 7 June,7¢59. LIKING/3 centinued to rewton that when he returned hoze late that Sane cigcat he found a ccte from his wife infsrzinc hin that she had gone out to teleprore long disscnce end weuld not be back until ea she inforzed him that she ha ceived a telecram inforzing her that her father had die@ at 2030 the previous evenine ( 21/1/69) 2nd that she head been a ste =pting cert telephone her mother in FSanUHEn but head not been able teizet threugh. LIg"NG/3 continued thet his father-in-law wes buried on 3a /a/eo ext a late tnat niehnt. when sne return fh thet his wife was still in a state of depression ani erief, esrecially since she ned been unable to see her fath 2 tend the funeral. i LIRING/3 also reported that at ebout 103C cn 23/48/69 a Sustewalan 2224 . : . i abcut 2S.ocorly dressed and somewhat reeenblirse Caries Tera, had ep peared urannounced at his avartrent with 2 st2ll viece “ paper on uced hizself ctners froz wittous rame sicply as a "eriene of the Ieén Zarries 6 Guaterala City,” end esked LIRIYG/3 toe put hiv up for a few days. LIRTiG/3 sold Rovton that he agreed after soze relucts ened, suepecting that this was the person referred to by Mario Mendez CRégulo"), al - thouch the young Guetezalan did not nmenticn "KZaule"™ ty dane. LlKe273/2 told Rowton that before promisitfs te rut the Suatemslan UP, he coz mented to him that alticuch he ha@ a creat deal of verso a) resect for the Leén Barrios brothers he was fisavpointe4 that neither they nor their xother had written to him for the past several zonths, apparestly cs tala] Sete age ee ah
14-00000 we 7 hoe | 2. ; : ‘ i 5 + . . . . y ! eecause they telieved the calumnies sreead esainst tin br Cerlos - rerz25ai, « Accordions to LEATIUG/3, the vcunmr 5 9 have convitence in aaaed but "asad tor Poe Ue snoulc realize that their crgnanizstion in Guatetals City was in ne | poesiticn to cece out verious and sundry charces asie against their frients end nei to let tire take cere of most d tnsir vrovlexs of this | LiSirG/3 told Zowton thet te finally gave the unexpected nouse-rcuest a ant ti clocy, 1. de vue uum vl urs ¢nlia, movane the latter to tis studio. Ee then asked the cucst to renain as inconsricusus as possible ,iricrmincg | hin that he exrected a nucber of children that afterrnon for én art leggon ne apart-ent. Phe Suatehatan orcenisec to be out tre day and te return late dn isht. LTaInG/3 told zoston that in fact h did not rearcezr until abdeut 2200 that night,ard left before C7LO the following mormins. when he returned at about 2200 cn the nignt of 24/8/62 see a ate gee he informed LIisinG/3 that ne would be leaving the arertzent the next ccrmicge ap fe) ty ef is) ® ey es 9 4 ch 44 a ia er yh a} t a] aq early and woult sot have to return. He thanked Li2t eee profusely the next morning (25/4/69) and left at abcut C°00 without telling LIRINGZ3 where he intB¥e4 ts EGe { i | LIZTNG/3 ecentinued to Rewtcn that 2at about 1930 on 23/4/69 when he returned to his apartrent, he found "Régulo" ( Mario Mendez A-uilar} in his livine root having ccelfee with his wife. LISING/3 tock the occasion to teli Rénulo about the unex-<cted housecuest. According to LIZINC/3 "nézul0* arpesred : genuinely surcrised and asked for she identity and carsic agescription of the person. “ten LIRING/3 told nim as much as he «new, sable" stated that - he could not itestify the cerson asa friend of his. Ee speculted that the unannounced fuest had been sent to check on. LIgIrs/3 and advised him to be cautious an¢ as normal as possible in his routine while ithe person re- -gain in the house. He said that he did not exclude the poss bility that this serson hai seen sent br the LIRING office “to cheek om LIRIs :6/3" F] private life". °2énulo" then offerred LIR 1IKG/3 a revolver for his self<- defease, but LisisG/3 turned it down, saying that he was not worried to that exten®. Accordise to Lizt.G/3, "R$nulo" stated that he| hic self pre- ferred to avoid »eeting the young Guatemalan since he could} not identify hin. Te reassured LIRIVG/3 that bis own comrede who might also be.in need atpivaes teaenmee nee one H i ; ; | . f ; i: ; i i : , . ft eo mates oe tye ey
14-00000 : : Renee Le SI ree Memes ee Whe rere Ren NODE Me AY ee RI menbant Yh ab iy me ie steht =| jah nie Pb Cen 8A he P MIRAE CORLEONE TNC ONERO ER RENE he nO me tomes Fe onreres Aloanta ie onan’ ne seetpoutetrane Rone te Kavats antaah armen HA tin OF Hy pate vee in Mexico City. LISING/3 told zowton hore sometine curinr the late 4t occurred to hiz that te t expects "Rémulc" zieht invited Iden B on the Sans night in the hone that he could witness with "=4nuloe" end Idem B, =s felt that this would the pone Af the TLTGT = as clean ss to revisit hin et evening of 26/4/69. Ne told Rowton to the e face-tc-fec w ce] a Rr et ° oe] & 4] pissible in the eves of the LIRIUG office, since he wns certain that Iden B world report prenptly of his mseting with "Réeclo." Rowton acreed, feeling tit it was important for L127.8/3 to bring ‘é occasiozsl reetinss with *"sézulo" fullv to the attention afithe Vieion office, on the off-—chance whet they already cid not snow about ther, and that Iden B would be the best channel for this. ‘ ‘| | Wallace 2B Rowton, i & i ‘ 5 : j t i Hy | : J : : | i . 4 ' L . 7 . S. - ; ot | | x e . : t - i , i ' : . j i . ; ‘ } i i a ° Y t : . . i , | ' 5 -¥ . . + , i | i . .F qoicol e po eae - } 7. om pee pertrent & i Tete nee
sFaterta rete ano aiueatiee Katie Heeowies eee oO +E abate ur 46 Ze 3e 4 - not recernize tre return acdresg,anéd assumed that it,as well as . q Agent: LIZING/3 Date & Site of Featins: 1h%XH, 5/5/69; Zoti Next Meeting: 1000, 7/5/29; sane place. n Restaurant. 4 Reports/infornmaticn Given ty Agent: i t LIZING/3 announced with evoerant nliessure fi2t at lens last the cormo channel with tne PLR hed teen recpened. Ee stated that he had just received a letter from tne elder of brothers ( Miruel and Juan) indieatine thet in his mint period of “probation” was over tegt and that closer contact could wea SIS Ne UGA Bab Vas uel FULL ee eer hws dD e B a2@u S908€a KOWteA a letter 2aved 26 scril s TOES ee the tandvriting be steted he recoge ten c nized as that of Micuel/sarrios, in whi ver, wao sirened 2 the letter as “Julio Antonio”, inforied LIRING/2 thet ne had just been released fron ¢rison (‘*esnaterio™} and was vis 2 town until tainzs cool off for hin. LIRINC/3 told Roston that he understood the double-talx of the xriter to mean that ne needed money (9.100) to travel to texico where he hoped to vis ! Rovton’s photosvst and translation of the ktter is: attached here- with. | az te leave i as Pe : <5 f. 5 re cnvelope, postrarked Guatemala City,2/5/69, is addressed to LIRING/@ (as vreviously reciested by LIFING/3) and bears the re- turn address J. antonio Medina, 24 Talle 1-55,Zona 1, Guatemala, e end was sent srecial delivery. LIATUG/3 told Rowton trat ne did the sender's nane, Hedina, vas notional. Fe acdea that "Violeta" was the code word for oper ticnal coctact with anvore arriving . on behalf of the Leén Barrios brethers, and that Dona luisa referred to Nartea, the mother of the Leén Sarrics brothers. ' then Rowton asreed that LIRING/3 should send soze money ,no jmore: a ‘that 1,000 pesos ( Q 80 > with a cover letter frsoc iiRIEG/4 (os= tensibly) but in his own hendwritirg, explai:ine in double-qtali that fortunately te is dcing fairly well financially and that s LIRING/& is now working in an art callery and expects to inherit money from her father who recently passed away. LI. Is¢/3 p jonised to have the cover letter ard ervelere ready woen he set witin Rox ‘ton on 7/5/69 so thst he could insert the money order. 1/3 told Rowton 2 het
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CATICATION SECEEE i. endgmrter's files contain the following information on a Eunberto ‘ GOSTALEZ and Emterto GOSTALSZ Yeon who is probably identical with the ' ; GONZALEZ described by LIRIEG/3 in reference. . @- Im September 195) ene Humberto GOIZALZY, im company vith other exiles, was deported from Guatemala to Pazess. Om 9 Sevtember this exile group arrived in Panama on board an Argentine military aircraft. It was further reported that on 10 Septenzer, this same croup Geparted for Argentina via Gaawnquil, Lica, sad Santiaso. GORZALEZ, Geseribed us a Guatemalan national, utilized safe comiuct pass $1292 or #12925, which listed his occupation as being a railroad worker . em GOREN OMS ad BD ED  VEWMIER AME ge | SOULS IS BP LiCSs 17 Septenber 195%) b. Im early May 1957 ame Humberto GUIZALEZ Yegn: was reported ag being a member of the Alierva de la Juventud Demeratica de H . Gentemnls (AJDG), a Comumist youth group. Tiis group was active | : i % identified as an individual who bad previously tazen asylum in the Argestize Esbassy, bed a known Commmist tackgrouml, and was presently employes ae a sulemmmn for the HLCUL Company in Guatemala City. : (Sourse: GG-965, 24 May 1957, ESCOWSOH/2 fron ESCOHSOH/10) i @. On 25 April 1959 one Humberto GONZALEZ Vem attended a necting | at whieh plans for Hay Day celebrations were discussed. ‘his same: i See FOR (comme nt Comment Sit GONZALEZ was @ mauber of the PGE. (Source:
: .  ecpeneesemcannesateg tea ts et EE TE TE EE SS EEE EROS OSA TN TT TIONS AOC TR TD AT STRAT SEEN FTI TCHS STRESS SERSSGGINE- GRASSES eas etn nn SS -SSBSA ERIE SAAT nan SASDIN ve woth nAN AERO RET ewe URORE He mir ORME MAREE LM arg - - . . ; ‘y 7 - | } * ~, “ CONTINUATION OF CuASS.FCATIOVS “Ee greden AND eT) 4 fore eee A 6 sept eteniemiste Me ae? ¢ d. In May 1959 cae Humberto GONZALEZ Vem was reported as being a gember of the Pateallon Gatemila. This orccp had been recruited @ join the Eicaragmn: revolutimary ferces in trying to overtirow the Hi-sregasn Goverment cf President Leis SCMOZA Depayle. his sume report indicated thet CONZAIZZ bad teen iavelved in the, Eiearagma Revolutiqnary covemest, wes a neuber of the POT, amd worked as cales manager for the Amalia de NICOL Company. ‘The addrese fur this connezy eas reported aa 6th Avemme amt lita dt. Zone i, H Grstemla City. (31331, 22 May 1959, EXGEM/1 tres ESCEH/15) ee In late July 1960 one Hube~to GONZALEZ was reparted es being & leftist who was Sinencing a group woiecs hed prepared plans for coup. (Source: HGO-1766, 2 Angust 1960, ESDesi/1 from Esrecess/3) Headquarters would appreciate any additional inforeation on GOMZALEZ that aight be daveloped by adlvecona. Eustace D. KLOOCK ae wet ee te eee ee _ 2 ROE MEN eRe TEENY Gane Setetenen meen aetceeaneene peecrnmme — wae Oe apaee tea seep Sapte oem
Va REI oe de ee Wea Po ne Se WAITER Cede te CASSFLA SECRET Chief, WH Division . i — RECIIRG D fous RFD DESK Chief of station, | i (AB ROGGE eDOING ae i Nexico city | fe PBRLZEN/The LIRING-3 Opevation ~~ RACE RECERRED - REFERS Chief of Station, Actior Required: FYI Reference : HWWA-36114, 27 December 1968 1. Forwarded herewith as attachment #1 are eight reports prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the latest develonnents of the LIRING-3 operation. . The most important of these are revieved below. / . as gil deve / i YY. » igomu.o,’ wno ater aescripea nimseiz'as “ wario MENDEZ, appeared on the scene as the nee nan betwegh LIRING-3 and tne Guatemalan PAR..." w HumbertoX#GONZALFZ Vega, whom MENDEZ called °¥1 yet} Gato," apparently made initial contact with CYRING-3 on his own initiative. MENDEZ said that "El Gato" was a "good element" but exphasized that he (KENDEZ) would be the person LIRING-3 would deal with on FAR matters. A copy of the sketch of MENDEZ. drawn by LIBING-3 was shown by the Station to LIREBEL-2. The, lattes, without any hesitation, identified it A as “Javier X*CONTRERAS, leading FAR representative we ae g.8 ; Continued. .-+-.++eerererereeee ‘} 7 atsyennente: oe Reports (8), h/w \ w2Z< Documents (7), u/S/e Distribution: Orig & 2 - C/OED (sy, /atts - 1 copy each) 2 - COS, | (w/atts ~ 1 copy e » f S ran ' To etree pater tine LO NERE HEAR #
A eda at are a ert BID Tat Me Smear oe Fete Boe Mens ee er ee or een reer re en. Srey OPN Gal GL inane sate CTF ae te wo EE The SOBEL Aled REL CONTINUATION OF ; ; ‘ DISPATCH SZCERE EBT T . in Wexico and a suspected PBRUMEN contact. The | Staticn had the LIEDRACE team cover the entrance of the building where ZE\DEZ and other FAR members | have an apartment they use for clandestine meetings i with LIRING-3. Despite the fact thet the team H knows LIRING-3 from previous surveillance and that “a copy of LIRING-3's sketch of MEXT?2? was also provided, the LIEMBRACEs spotted neither man. The Station naturally plans to cover another meeting and is also exploring the possibility of determining; who rented the arartment and from whom. It is of some interest to note that MENDEZ, aithough he gave : LIRING-3 the agreed upon recognition signal, may i Still not be the “Pavel” LIRING-3 was told he would : meet. LIRING-3 was shown a photograph of Oscar : (201- #41633) Arturo®&pEB Ez Ramirez (known to have serviced a letter drop in Mexico City used by Michelle Jeannette FIRK before her death in Guatemala). LIEING-3 : thougnt it lcoked like a poor print of a photograph : or “Pavel” shown to kim while still incarcerated. b. LIRING-3 is apparently still suspicious an thn mew OP eh RE me oe mea teeter aint Dh oe Bie lee a ee Ob several letters (see parazraph 2) from members of the FAR in Guatemala warning him tnat adverse rumors: (some of then calling him a WOFIRM azent) have been | circulated in that country by Carlos PERZABAL Marcve. Knowing that PERZABAL's father-in-law is a close friend of Chief, LIRING, LIRING-3 sourced che rumors. to the LIRING headman. He first took up the matter | of the accusations made against hin with LIRING-9. -: _ The latter said there was nothing to this, er: and there was 2 but, LIBING-@ reminded LIRING-3 that | = the past he had been connected “with a person ot mysterious and suspicious affiliations," a clear reference to ROWTON, LIRING-3's Greek friend: When LIRISG-3 insisted he wanted to discuss the nat ter of the 22 legations sade eeainst his directly @# th Chief, LIRING, LIRING-9 promised to make an appoint- ment for him. This appointsent, however, never materialized. That ChieZ, LIRING may have spread j the allegations made against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL | was confirzed by” Rolando SUAREZ (see ROWION’s { -- report dated 31 Decesmber); LIRING-3 also took up t the matter of the PERZABAL denunciations with MENDEZ, who told hin that the FAP had paid no attention to them and even accompanied LIRING-3 to PERZABAL's house. LIRING-3, however, made the mistake of giving his name when asked who was calling. The result, aS couid be expected, was that PERZABAL was | “not in.” MENDEZ agreed to accompany LIEING-3 to : LIRING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIRING-3 ! not to make accusations without proof. MENDEZ, incidentally, does not appear to be pro-PBRUMEN. | This is interesting in view of the fact that a CONTRERAS, with whom he may.'‘be identical, is a } - Suspected contact of the PBRUMEXers. j c. So far, it does not seem that the FAR has ‘been greatly disturbed by the accusations made against LIRING-3. In fact, WEXDEZ and the two othe FAR members LIRING-3 set on 1 January have urged LIRING-3 to join them in the hills of Guatemala, where guerrilla warfare, they said, will soon be ny . , Ch Se OAT Se ” ° : C4 USE PREY 236 Earnie, . . H ace S36 " SECRET 1K feewmaues o ‘ -“ “ , ~ 1 ; t . aod
peo ‘ ' i e t as ‘ fg Bigs kd RE OPP doe — Suase ea eee LSE PREWDLG EE TON. | SECRET . x a i Che Ola Te Sr aloe Sve BOL AND BRUYELA CONTINUATI CA OF : ; DISPATCH SECRET HMMA - 36184 ' intensified. They did not hide that their purpose was to broadcast LIRING-3's tame and the fact that @ Mezican had joined their fight. This was apparently to zppeal to the Mexican left and gain theif support. While LIRING-3 has declared himself ready to go back to Guatemala (if this was what ROWTON wanted him to do), he did sot need ROWTON to decide that broad- CaSting his name from the jungles uf Guatenala was not a thing he wanted anyone to do. At Station - directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after Hig recest isprisonment he had to take care of his wife before doing any more for the cause. The best way to do this was to take LIRING-4 to PBRUMEN and leave her wiih relatives. This led LIRING-3 to ask what, if anything, he could do for the FAR im Mexico. So far, however, his FAR friends have not risen to the bait. , t @. Forwarded under separate cover as attachment #2 are the povtowing documents: a. A copy of a letter from Oscar Moises ROLDAN Espinoza. ( An- HAS Ani | 5. A translation and a copy of a letter, dated December 1968, front Mar ta #*BARRIOS sexF ec. Translations.and copies of letters ‘from Marta BARRIOS to LIRING<-3 and LIRING-4 dated 29 Decenber and from "Violeta" ted 17 November. , . 52GB yee nie dad. Copies of two letters’ Bea: two Meeitabas received by LIEING-3 from“Rafael and Rigoberto *¥ARGCETA Alvarado dated 10 December (see ROETON' 5 report pf 19 December). eet ea” A copy of the letter sent by LIRING-3 to “Carlos ¥PERZABAL Marcue with copies for the Mexican and Scamish Communist Parties. This letter is gated 23 Decenber . ‘ ££. A copy of an article written by LIRING-3 and published in a Mexican magazine. The date, ; number, and name of the magazine are marked on the " Copy. as ingot @. A copy of the note written by” Jacobo ; RODRIGUEZ Padilla (a longtime member of the Guatemalan Communis Party living in Mexico) introducing’ Carlosy*®LOPEZ (who was an important F&R leader in Giat@émala until he caze to Mexico in - late 196%). ok Gua mala [ ah. & copy of an article which appeared; in a j Chiapas newspaper announcing LIRING-3's release. i ene A . for Willard C. eer Samet
ee ett on te forum STN TOE rie * _ pitt, - HIWIA-3619f 419 December ,1968 | ‘p- 1 Of, i : 4. LIRING/3 gave 2owton two letters dated 40 December ,1968, fron Rafael Arcueta A. and Rigoterto Argueta A. (Alvarado) in which former states he worxing in Chiquimula and gets home only every fifteen days. dexrmer Latter states among profsese creetinss and best wishes that "Juadn José y Miguel {xeSuxEarrigxx tienen un aio para hsacerle fuerte al ¢estino" which L/3 ixterprets to sean that Leéa Barrios brothers intend resume activity on behalf PAR @8 goon as they released. Ge hanins/3 LOLG nOWLON Loat oe ho jeB one or Doth brothers will core to Mexico after release and asked Howton whether he cculd determine probabi@ date of release so that he could be prepared receive them: LisinG/3 will reply to letters xmekxing hoping that ®los leones"™ will come to visit him when they leave their cage. t i I Reet Veena er fe DU Ser elo OT) ee Ot ee Oe re et Cee ee in. ane oars . é ag ane Oe ts cont HPima ~ 36104 | er ares decent a Regt Eos i . set og FW le petty FAME, DHE Sete 9 emer isp eateiden WET nt le go TM nen \ t 4 I
hn) en One Attra ey ADE Hk GANAS Wa 1M RO INT Ete BE eo A pra : 23 December,1968 Subject: LIRING/3 Report of Contact by "Pavel" of FAR. 4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at 1000 on 23/12/68 at the restaurant in the Camino Zeal Hotel that at lons last the FAR contact premised by the Le6n Barrios brothers had appeared. LIZING/3 told Zowton that et about 4900 on 19 December a Guatezalan came to his apartment and intweduced himself as "a friend of Violeta.” L/3 invited him in but asked him not to discuss anything sensitive in the presence of his wife. After about ten minutes of chit chat in the spartrent, L/3 and the Guatemalan, who gave his name sizply as "Rémulo"®, went to a nearby restauract to talk privately. 2. According to LIRIKG/3, the Guatemalan stated that he had peen ordered by FAR to maintain contact with 1/3. When queried by L/3 regarding the Humberto GonzA4lez Vega whom he had met vrevinnely, BDAewie® oestoinsa, "Oh, you mean ‘£1 Gato’ » he's a good element, but he vill not bei your FAR contact. I have been entrusted with that mission." "Rémulo™ also stazed that he knew Francisco Lara well and had worked with hin in Guatemala City seme time ago until Lara was arrested. "Résulo" added that unfortunately Lara's mother had betrayed him to the police and he barely escaped arrest at that time. "Résulo* confirmed that Lara had been under 2 cloud as far as his superiors were enncerned and had mace the iliefeted trip in order to attempt to clear himself of charzes against him. 3. when LIRING/3 told "Rémulo” that he had been in touch with the LIRING office since his return, the latter exclsined,"But what nave the LIKING people to do with us?" Tsis gave L/3 the definite impressicn that "Rémulo“ himself was not in touch with a PREUMEN representative in Mexico city,and, dim any case, didnot like the LIRIKG establishment. &, He then asked L/3 to sive him a summary report of the arrest and detention. L/3 told Rowton that he balked at this at first, protesting to "Zémalo” that he had already given the details ts the Leén Barrios brcthers and"Cebollito" who he was sure had passed on the report to the FAR in Guatemala. «hen *Rémulo" explained that he would aspreeiate en oral report on the spot since ‘he was not fully informed beceuse of communications predlems, LIRiEG/3 told ' Rowton that he went over the whole episode for "Rémulo's* benefit. "Rémulo® then asked to see LIRikG/3 again at 4400 on 24 December to continue ‘their discussion. He promise ad to-neet L/3 on the street in front of his apartment house at the appointed time. : i 7 j f Se LIaING/3 con%inued to Rowton that auch to his surprrise and} indignstioa he received a letter on the following ‘day(20/12/68) from Mart e the mother - t ? a are
of the Leén Barrios brothers, in which,emong other things, she stated that “the man on the bgcycle", which L/3 explained to Howton zeant Carlos Persabal hed written a letter containing grave charges _ against LIRING/3. The letter, which 1/3 read aloud to Rcwton, went an to assure L/3 that these charzes were not believed but constituted a source of annoyance to the writer's friends. ! 6. LIRING/3 continued to Rowtcn that he felt so indirnant and shockei at this unpleasant development that he decided to see the Chief LIKING and have it mt with him. L/3 explained that since the Chief LIRING is on very friendly terms with the father-in-law of Persabai he might be aware of tke letter and even possibly erccurgaged Fersabal to write it. L/3 told Howton that he then got in touch with LIKING/2 by telephone andimade a date to meet oim at the LINKING esteblishzent at 0930 on 21/12/62. shen he arrived et the ! gate at thet time he was told that LIZING/2 nad not yet arriveed. After a wait ef sone twenty minutes, LIRING/2 appeared but asked LIRZING/3 to wait a little . longer since he was very busy. After another annoying wait, LIRIKG/S appeared instead of LIRIUG/2 and talked with LIZING/3 on the patio. LIRING/3 explained ‘¢hat he wanted urcently te talk with the Chief Ligins sice something had come up with regard to Persebal. He reminded LIXING/9 that he orisinelly had expbresseé a desire to have a face-to~face confrontation with Fersbbal in the LIKING office so that he could present his report on ‘the arrest in nis , presence. LIRING/9, according to LIAING/3, brushed this off again with the i eomment, "sut as I told you before, you're making a mountain of a colehill. { You're exaggerating the whole business.” : 7. LIRIKG/3 told Rowton that he then took out Martha's letter and insisted thet LIRING/9 read it. The latter expressed amazement at ‘the revelation of - - Persabal's action but did not agree with LIRING/3 that the Chief LIEING : would be able to shed ligat on it. LIZING/3 then told LIRING/9 that he did , not like the genes that everycne seemed to be playing with him, and asked LIRING/S point baank what it was thet zotivated his to ask for a written _weport of the arr:st and,after L/3 complied with the request, to grap bis feet. L/3 continued that he felt he had been frank with the LIRIKG office, whereas on the other hand they were not honest with him in telling him what they thought of hie. L/9 then assured L/}3 of his confidence inhim and added that in the past certain persons, including Hugo, the assistant to LIRLG/11, had felt thatLIzinc/3 had been connected with a person of; mysterious and suspicious affiliations. 'L/3, understanding this to be a clear ‘allusion te Rowton, admitted te having known this person in the past ree having hed \  bthnsirpee SEAN FER Ni BE ENTS ON As EP SO PERERA MALDEN HOROP Cm ERE EA AnD RE Seem te eo rE ath
2d ae | aera, ac eR a tt ne ne ett ee hence - . 36 .a@ few business transac.ions with him, including the sale of a number of ld . et ein ee me his paintingr, but insisted with some annoyance that this bad sok bearing on hig political activity. LIZINS/9 acreed and aaded that it was really a thing of the past that should not bother LIZIEG/2. He promises to muke an appointment Yor LIRING/3 to see the Chief LIRING sozetime tae following week. 8 LiginG/3 continued that when ke met with "Rémulo® later that morning he also showed the letter from Marthe to hin. Accordinr to L/3, :"Rémulo" becane indignant and suceested that ther talk to Fersabal torether to get to the bottem of the matter. L/3 and "ximulo” then took a taxi to the residence of versadal in the hope of finding sim in at the time. when L/3; Rowever, range the outside bel he was told bs& woman ( who he susrects wxek was either Persatal's wife or sister-in-law) that Ilersabal was not at hoze. L/3 noted the woran’s astonishment in cer tcue of voice wnen ae etvavea cis mame @o uca request. "Rémulo" who was present later cozzented that L/3 should hot have given his name since it was obvious that mamo Persatal was at nome but did not want to see LIPING/3. 1 ‘9. According to 1/3, "Rémulo" at the secon? meeting stated that "several" friends of his were plannir.z to return to Guatemala to continue their work ‘€or the PAR end that he heped that LIRING/3 right be able to telp in this mission. "Rémuio" did not specify what kind of assistance he! ‘expected from LIRING/3 but promised to give hin detaiis shen the time cane. ‘for action in this matter. He promised to see L/3 again at 1600 on 2& Deceaber, 1968. 40. LIERING/3 told Rowton that he planned to insist on seeing the Chief LIKTAG ‘IN THE HOPE of determining his reaction to the charges by Persabal in view ‘of the Chief's friendship with tae in-laws of Fersatal. } ace B Rowton whe me “Setd tem weoony on uence adrengeaty pte © +, 7 sect tek ote thee | kates eo eT ae
Mdbde saeco Fk nee bane 46 26 36 se > ¢ . » 26 Decerber 1960 CONTACT REPORT Rgent: LIRING/3 } Date and Site of Meeting: 1100, 26/12/68; Camino Real Restaurant. Kext Meeting: 4100, 28/12/68; " " id Reports/Information Passed by Arent: a) Contact of Carlos Lépez: 1/3 reported that abcut 1430 cn 24 December es he and bis wife arrived at their apartment, tney found a*chaparitd who introduced himseif as Carlos Lépez, a Guatemalan friend of Jacobo Hodrizuez(Padilla), and gave L/3 a note of intrcduction from that person. L/3 gave Rowton the ort@inel Vetter hoe Ly aluacucd herewith. L/3 told Rowton tauat Lépez stated that he was anxious to send various items, inclucing medicines, to 'BRUMNEN,and appealed to L/3 since he “understood” that 1/3 and his wife had contacts taorough which he could send the items. Lépez, according to 1/3 appeared 8vers interested to be reassured that L/3 really did nave good contacts with the LIRING establisnzent. when L/3 assured him that he did see LIRING respresentatives, Lipez went on to re¥eal that:he was a friend of Carlos Perzabal and tnat ne was fully informed concerning the recent “tragic situation” of both Persadal and LIRING/3. This bomb shell shock L/3 badly and he felt obliged to launch into @ distribe against Perzabal. dhen Lépez commented that "naturally ee have to teke Ferzabal's word against yours,since he know him better,” L/3 told Rowton that he demanded an explanation of who the "we" were. Lépez simply replied thet it meaht"idortant® persons in Guatemala ~ jand Mexicy. He added that,"as you know", Persabal was known even to CSsar Montes. L/3 retorted, "But Montes has been stripped of his authority,as you should know." This led L/3 to the counterclaim that he also had good friends in Guatemala and Mexico who could testify on bie behalf, 000000 2 2s oso LIRING/3 told Rowton that he then showed Lépez a photostatic copy of the attached letter which he had written to Perzabal demanding an explanaticn of the calumnies be was known to be, spreading against him, and which ne/hxd3 direse ey sent to the CP Mexico and Spain. He- asked Lépez to keep the copy and teil his good friend perzabal where he got it and under what circumstances. i LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that he had to cut short the rather | heated exchange with Lépez since he had a date at 4600! that same day with "Rémulo" outside his apartment house.
. e RE EUR ORE TINT ochadt 8» VERGE SEAN aU teen tee ate cf Het pt Nahata ny eee ee ° b) Costact with "Rénulo": LisING/3 told Rotten that he azein sas Rénulo, the FAR liaison, outside his apartsent house et about 1610 on 20 Nerember, ce preesrance’d. In view of vhat had transpired 4 fam short time earlier that afternocn, he told Rémulo about the comments made by Carlos l4pez. Rémuloe, according to L/3, did not indicate that he knew Lofez at all, but agreed wita 1/3 that tse accusations of Perzabal must be met head-on. He suggested the fol- lowing course of action: L/3 should wait for the reply fron Farta (mother of Leén Barrios brothers} as to the exact cheries eade by Perzabal before taxing up the catter with the Chief LIRING. =z tended to agree wita L/3 that the LIRING establishment nicht save inspired Ferzabal's letter, but felt it would be better if Lf3 had a statement from Marta before accusing the PBRUMckers of tad mH FOX (19 a2 FF Ck a. ae -3 7.7 2. Fe ke RL et Bm ems PB haw fe we he neds Pe Cake Soh Aide ONO. cm ae BUENO RD Ok | WONT ml em MR ORNS 8 WY CORE ay arrange a confrontation with Ferz2bal in the presence of three ' “{mportant FAR officials in Fexiso", including a certain “Julie? also known as "Buda". Rénulo felt that Bude could lure Perzabdal to a private seeting sinne the latter tear already had interviewed oo bim some time ago and would be anxious to see him ‘again. This sould provide a good pretext for a confrontation between Perzabal asd ; LIKING/3 to clear up the whole matter. C) Provosed Meeting with LIRING Chief: Lia xc/3 told Rowton thet ke felt it essential to see the LIKING Chief cn the morning of 27 Dec even if he does not receive a resly fron Marta byithat time, Ha explained that he. felt he could cet some sort of statement from the LERING Chief, either affirzing or denying his knowledee of the - _....-. the letter in the presence of Rémulo and his colleagues. He said that he felt this important in view of a possible ‘invitation te PBRUMEN that he might receive momentarily. | 5, Information/Guidence Given to Acent: Roston cautioned L/3 against jumping the gun in accusing the itkinGs of inspirics the Perzabal letter, po inting out thet it could just as easily and logically have game fron such Guatemalan exiles as Navarette ,Capuano,or even perseas ef the César Montes croup,who are expected to be ¢lose; to the LIRINGs and the CPM as well as possibly we f Roston ” Aaah ane ati One Mae nets Nee eee etn { i 1 i ‘ a Perzabal letter so that he could use this in a possible meetisg vith sae bot
ere NOEL BRM MAE Rt et Belew memes Uva et ee ent mane o eeeene od aoe pe ‘ ese As saree MIE neat oe POE te Hem areS ite A nent enmee ehatetsbone iat Hoe be ~ Rolé4n =ssineza dated 27 November,1968, which LISIUG/3 had received oa ) _ 30 Decender, "968 Subject: LIRING/3 Identification of "Rémulo" xeported PAR Lisaison. 4. £6 1100 on 28 Decenber, 1928, LIncInG/3 reported ts Povton at! the Camino 2e2a) restaurant that be had again met briefly with "Rézulo" in front of bis (L/3°s) apartment house about 71600 on 27/12/68. Gn this occasion "Rénulo” identified himself as Mario Fendez.and promised to give LIZING/3 a telephone at which he could be contacted in the fu- tore. ° 2. Wita regard to the Perzabal « ccusations, "Kémulo” again caubionedé LIRING/3 arsinst junpiae the gur with the Chief of LIRING ( i.e. accusicg him of havizg inspired the charges), since if the LIaTG Chief called his bluff, 2/3 would have no preof. "Rémulo” recozmended that L/3 wait until he reeeived a reply froe Marta giving details of the accusaticrs befere preceeding 1urtuer. Se guued vuau av Sune Saml ho ona hie enlleseueg would glaciy con7ront Persabal and cleer up the matter. 3. LigING/3 described "R6zulo" as a Guatemalan of about 28 years of aze, 5°6", 125 ibs,sraicnt black thinning hair, small eyes,clipped moustache. LI/3 added that "Rémulo" frequently squintsa his eyes, either from a rervous habit,or seme physical defect. LIRING/3 drew Eowton a rough sketch of "Rérulo” as he recalled him froa the three orief meetixgs he as had with him to date. &, LIEING/3 also gave Rowton the orisinal of the letter from Ka:ta daxmt postmarked 18 Decesber,1968, is waich mention was rade of the Perzabal charges. i/3 reminded Rowton that Perzabal is referred to in the letter as *el hozbre de la bicicleta'; and that the ieén Barrios brothers (sous of Marta) as "los tatojos.* . 5. LIRLUS/3 also gave Rowtoa the original letter of mixaz Oscar Moisés Gi Decemuer,1568. The envelope bears the same return acdress as that of 7 November,1966. Roldénm encloses the negative of a snapshot of himself as a "recuerdo." The letter contains ceneral greetings and a plea for whatever help L/3 can manage te cive koldan. : 6. LIRINGS3 asked Howton's approval to send 500 pesos to Marta (via ber SS sister) to encoursze her to continue writing him and keeping him inforzed of what develops, especially if end when her sons are released. Rowton agreed but stressed that L/3 should explain that he had. ‘managed to have this extra money as a result of sis recent exposition and to regret that he could net send sore. ype tor Wallace 3 nopton Rater eeat ar ntenenannateeeien a | teenie aminepaen —
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armed abt os eo reeks ED a fiw mre 8 on oe Tevet wabd On tee athe t Tee Ek ESM pines AM el eelte Rb anetls eee Lae) 31 Decterter, 1968 © Subject: LIRTNS/3 Fepert of Meeting with FL2 Mezkere in Hexice City. 4-2 LIRIUNG/3 reported te Bcwton at the Robin Aestaurant at 41700 on 36/12/63 that when he returned to his apartment at about 7120 on 28/12/68 he found Mario Mendez (eka "2émulo") waiting in tre ccarany of another Faz nemoer, waiom L,3 descrited es “very fat*® aced about 25 with a droppice moustache. L/3 told Roxston that since he did not wisn to involve his size in conversation with these perscns, invited them outside to a nearby res- taurant. . F2. According te LINI:G/3 Mario Mendes and his friend told hin that FAz had decided finally to withdraw ail its forces from the cities and to I peeraun jn the maim tatine | fa wien af tha Gramenctine Seren i a er ae coe eee ee ES ee ee em hee virtual inpossibility of effective action in the urban areas of Guatezaia. they stated that they and a number of their conrades in Mexico were pianaing ‘\to return to Guatemala aad doin the FAR forces in the mountains. They t then “invited LIkinG/3 to accenpany them on their return trip, feeling that i: that way ne could contribute more to the strurgle. In reply to I/3's queries they did not specify hew L/3 was to survive another trip and in fact te of any usé to them in che sountains. They sirply saic that they felt it would be useful to give vide publicity to I/3's presezce in the mountains, once he reached that area. L/3 tcld Rowton that he reacted to this sczreviat startlirg proposal in 2s lozical a way as possible, saying that he world have it sive it careful thought, inasmuch as it raised a number of very serious problems with hia and his fazily. Mario Mendez and tis friend esn- cluded with ea rousing cheer for the “real revoluticnaries" who put asi2 all thoughts of personal safety and ceznfert and rush into the battle. shea L/3 pointed out that ther themselves after all had witadrawn from the action they replied that precisely for that reason they intended tp return and i do their share for the cause. . 3, LIRIUG/3 also reported that he end his wife spent the 29th of December -- With Crlando Suarez in Cuernavaca and haa lunch with hia and Jorge Gotoy. Suerez renarzed privately go L/3 that he had visited the LIRING offices ca - 24-25 Decenber and was “ot pleased” with corments be had heard concerning LIRING/3. ge repommended taat L/3 see the Chief Lia- 3G"as soon as possidle” to put the record Straichs concerning the ‘eircunstances surrounding ails arrest end especially his. subsequent release. Suarez intimated that the Ghief LIKING apparently favored the version civen by Ferzabal, with whose in-laws he was on very close personal terms. LIRING/3 teld owton that he planned to try agein to neet privately with tae, Chief itaInG on the morning ef 31 Decenbder,1¢538. , ' £3 atte i |
14-00000 Perec ee eels tN ah ee rag bse venensAnecnscepar pa pbag bm popteme tebeon ERRAREE 47RD. ny ie T Yocom leet ERR) a Vg aRap Sp AR ROR RE tt eR ' i | ! 4 i _to undertake the hazardous mission, "if tzere were no other elternat ‘with regard to commuuications, if aowten tosed to Frofit by L/3's rezewed a, 2. eng nem eae ent co eaten gee Yom 4. In reply to gosten's questions concerning the identity of the fcllowing banes that appear in tne letrers tc him 2som Marta Barrios de Leén, LInlLnG/3 gade the following clarifications: ‘ i 1)"Les canchitcs" and "Les patojos” refer to Juan jend Miguel Lein Barrios. | 2) "Elise" is the true raze ef the elieat Leén barrios sister (esparent age 25}. , 3) "Le negra" is a leén Barrios sister aged abozt 44. 4) "Le chiguita™ is a six-year-old gister of the Leén Barrios brothers. 5) "Felissa" is the novia of Juér ccs& ieén Zarrios. 6) "Yuri" is a child, probably of Faria Fleza, who is a close friend end possibly relative of the Le6a 3arrics fenily. 7) ws woraita” ana “Cari® whese identity L/3 never learned are both active members of FAR who frequectly visited the LeSn Barrios brethers and acted as FAR couriers. i 5. LEIRING/3 told Howton that as regards tue KESSEL eee proposed revisit to Guatemala, he was prepared to discuss chis with nowton and would be willing alternative” ry but that in any case careful plans would kave to be worked out especially izvolvement with FAR in Guatezala, seen ee pee ee oa ““Wallate $ Rowton ‘ seategmagme ' amet ee ttegeoee : geen erp tent re HE * ft gd eran em ete eens Teens Hak Ee os wf beta PRT oad at ote
anes guess oman te te Bin, 4 vanuary, 1969 “ Bubdects LisiiG/3 Hepert of Meeting at PAK Safehouse. cnennecne gine fone 46 At 100 on 1/1/69 ®t the Bsbin Resteurant Lini. 6/3 reported to Roston that he went, as requested by "Zémulo", to Calle Coahuila 227 (across froa Zoolworts near the corner of Insurgentes Sur) end found "Réaulo* i in apartment 12 in the company of two other persons, previously unknown to ZIRING/3. Zoth appeared younzer than "Xézulo” and one could easily be his brother because of the phvsical resezbiance. The other, apparent ere 25, light skicned,wro was introduced simply es an reuadorian, had a cood Guatemalan accent, and revealed in his resarzs an excellent knowledge of Guatemala. The =cuadorian, who had the most pleasant personality of the three, remarked during the conversation taat ne had been inprisoned in tre old penitentiary in Guatemala City and subsequently "thrown" over the wuUEeL FU SAaLVEOOD. 2e LERIKG/3 told sowxton that the small apartzent contained nothing that he could see but a table and several chairs and was obviously a safenouse ratoer than a residence. "Rémulo™ later confirmed tois when he toid L/3 : ‘ that tnoey would have to neet there in the fubure only by apscintment since they did not live there but came cnly from time to time to talk. ‘s a re~ sult, LIxIiG/3 sade a date with them for 16CO on Friday, 3/1/69, at wiich i time he, L/3, would come to the apartment. "Rémulo” premised to. wait for him ; at the entrance to the apartment tuilding so that L/3 would not have to : ring the bell end wait outside the door umnecessarily. : 2 3. Daring the friendly discussicn thet ensued in the apartrent,L/3 took i the line previcusly agreed on with Rowton with apparent success. fhe young Ecuadorien snoeed his approval by nodding his head several times, when L/3 i outlines his reasons for not accepting at cence the proposal to return to 5 - Guetemala. "Rogzulo" was less sympathetic, ard whea L/3 stated that he felt 4t necessary in any case to travel first to PRaAUMEN to get his wife settiled "Rémuio” shrugced his shoulders,renarking, "Sut can't she icet by herself.” L/3 then offerred to be of aay service while in FBRUEsH#, but did not re- eeive any pcsitive reaction. "Résulo" responded simply with a “Tes, we'll, - ‘gee." L/3 made sure to drop the statement that he was planninw as A matter ef fact to see LIRI:G/9 the following morning to talk mi tt ue ‘trip which 1/9 himself had already volunteered t9 arrange. ! &, dhen the subject of Ferzabal's calumnies against 1/3 cane up ‘toward the end of the conversation, "RSmulo" told L/3:"Don't worry agout that any more. A guatemalen, whom you don’t kaow, will take aare of ree prssen ‘de una vez! L/3 told Roston he felt this remark was too full of foreboding for him to ask for details. Ze agreed to come again to tae apartogn' wy 1600 on 3/1/69. » Ry we bre RA oe Steadure PAM av cine bee 7 P farts ‘ tout tea nse reetsh ety om 1a oe aor Sagan tere e
ee Oe ee A get ate Vat tee, NAN cee ned fal A merge nga ae doe oe Lele oe ae Ce Te ee a Ee ae ee ee ‘to the difficuities they suffered during his last trip - Mingacial as well ae, 8 4 January ,1958 ) Subject: LIRI“NG/3 Report of Address of Mario Mendez,aza “Rbrulo". ! 44 LIZING/3 rep-rted to Rowton at 7000 cn 1/1/69 at the Robini Zesteurant thet he had not succeeded ic seeing the Chief LIZING as he had hopea the previous morning since the latter did not arpear at bis office by 4000, when LIdING/3 had to leave to make the contact with "xémulo" at tis acart- went. LIalhG/3 continued to 3owton thet when he arrived at his aparsuenat about 1015 he found a note fron "Rémulo” askine him te cone to the follow ing address mk between 1130-1200 the following day ( 1 January,1959}: Calle Coahuile 221. 2. Rowton therefore sade ancther date with LIRING/3 for that sexe evening oe he BR TO cee ee Pn mem em ete TOPS aw mm monde -_ trian wnat _ tm eee Ee OR ee a eg a ing. xowton sheowei LIHInG/2 the two pictures passed tohia by the Station of perscers suspected of beizz "Réavlo® and the fat colleague.’ LIRING/3 told Rowton that te could see no resemblance to either person, but te felt that the photo of the stcct rerson corresponded te the gescriptice of the “Pavel” he was supposed to seet. He recalled thet at the time! the Leén Berrios brothers told him they would arrance fo1' "Favel” to contact hin in Mexico City uppn his return, they snowed hin 2 rather poor reproduction of a picture of Pavel that tad appeared in the local press following a gunfisht that Favel had had on the border while crossings into Fexico. 3. Rowton then expressed to LIZING/3 his grave reserva+ions concerning aHZ the proposed travel of L/3 to Guatemala in the cozpany of his! new FAR friends. Rewton pointed out that such a trip would be extremely risky for Lf} personally witn little hope of any worthwhile preduction for Zouton. LIRING/3 agreed and said that he felt he would have to continue to stall, even at the risk cf alienatice the affections and conficence of his. new eontacts. Rowton sucgested that L/3 tell them that befere he lcould possibly consider such a return trip he would have to wisit Fia0Xcr with his wife and child te get then settled there so that they would rot egeio be, exposed @g psychological. This would cive L/3 at least another sonth before’ he would be faced with the triz. Zowton added that L/3 should offer to! do “eversthing possible” in Mexico for his friends, reviewing for them his - knowledge and experience of the border areas, his service in ithe navy as well as bis reasonably good xnowledge of photocraphy. an 5 % - &. Rowton then stressed taat 1/3 shoule assume taat evervthing,at Yeast in eumnary fora, that he discussed with the PAR officials he wag in contagt with would directly or indirectly be reported to the-LIAING éffice,and that | hence he should “play it straight" with butht sides. | (|) Phy a
‘ thee LH ERR steak BAERS Se LeU EP SARA oka te ETA a SL CE babe ce Ate pb Ree 1 Subject: LIEBING/3 Report of Allecaticn of UWC¥PIZK Affilietion. 4. At 1000 on 7 January,1069, at the restaurant of the Casing Real dotel LIRING/3 reported to Howton taat ne had Just received three letters fron Harta Barrics de Leén, the mother of the Leén Barrios orcthera (Miguel and Juén) whom he hed orisinally set during bis confinement in Guatemala City. Ze gave the original letters, Zowteon's transistion of wich is attached, to Rowton to copy and stucy. LIRING/3 appeared genuinely shaken at the revlaticn in the second parzsraph of the letter,dated/ 29/12/68, thet the "man cn the bicycle" ( Carles Perzabal) had written! in bis letter to Karta that LIRING/3 was “workine Zor another cozpany (SCPTHM) und that Merte ahanla nat annfide in oncthice LIYTHG/I micht write talhen.s TTRISA/A told Rowton that ne bad suspected that Perzabal bad accused nia of perhaos causing the arrest, but he never creaned that Ferzabal would! go so far as to accuse hix outright of being a SC7IXM aszent. ‘ 2. LIRTNG/3 then speculated tuat Farzabal could not have cone such a serias thing of his own initiative, but cust necessarily have been inspired ty some outside source, most probably tue LIBRING establisament. de continued thet he therefore felt it more necessary than ever to put the LIAIBG Chief "up asainst the wall” end force hin to adit nis courlicity.| LIRING/3 added © that he hed seen "Rémulo* on 3 January a3 plexned and had told him about the letter frog Marta and Tersabal's treachery. According to pa eanG/3 *"Rémulo” became indignant and volunteered to accozpany Linki: 6/3 to the LIRING establishment to have the stole thing out once and for all. LII:G/3 appeared so disturbed at the unexpected news that Rowton found it impossible to check with him on the exact tine and place he allegedly wet *Rémulo” on Priday, 3/1/69. when Rowton stated that he felt it very inportent to iden=- tify "“Rémulo” positivg@ely ( Rowton aileged that he had acce is %o the Gober- naciém "mug file" of persons wanted by the Guatemalan Government and given te the Mexicans for identificaticn}, LIRING/3 volunteered to arrange to meet "Rémulo” somewhere in public aa soon #8 possible so that Hoston could get a good lock at him ( as ke had crefiously done in the case of "Garcia"). 3e Rowton advised LIRIAG/3 @SS not uncer any circumstances tio attespt to lure “Rémulo”™ to any public place, especially since the latter had estab- lished a pattern of meeting with him in a safehouse, but simply to tell Rowton the next time he was invited to visit the safehouse dnd kowton sould cover the place from as conveniexct a’ spot as possible (e.g. lg doolworbh' s ! ' across the street). Kowtca also encovraced LSRING/3 to talk again jwith \ LIRING/Q rabher than the Chief LiagiiS In THE hore of sere p. oduction. Wy + eetinerpinepiey-ayecn mamey ae ore ; aaa
14-00000 ‘ Chief, WH Division Caief of Station, | Chief of Statzom, Mexico City PREUMEN/The LIRING-3 Operation cee rece en macnn ate 4etion Required: FYI Reference : BW4A-36114, 27 becesber 1963 i 2. Forwarded herewith as attachment gl are cizht reports prepared by fallece B. ROVTGN om the latest develoments of the LIPIWG-3 operation. The most impertant of these are’ Poeviawad halews i a. “Romlo,” who later deecribed himself as - Hario *HEIDEZ, soneared on the scene ag tke liaisca ; mam between LIRING-3 and the .ziatemalam FAR. Humberto *GONZALEL Vega, whom #Z40EKZ called “zi : Gato,” apparestly suace initial contact with LIB? SG-3 om his ogn initiative. MDEZ eaid that "Zl Gato” | was a “good elemeat” bet emphasized that he (H=DEZ) eeould be the pergoag LIRIYG-3 would deal with oa FAR matters, A cocy of tas Skeich of BENDEL crave by LIRING-3 was shovn by the Station to LIS SS ii-Z. The latter, without any hesitation, idemtifiet it i ap Javier *CORTRERAS, leading YAR representative | OEE TET EE OTT REIT ROPES RS TTA Te fies nd otter set on a Bienen Cae A ed. wo oe cwcevanascvvece } i , { Attachments: j ; 1, Reports (8), b/w es eee _ 2. Documents (7), a/a/c ce ees 7 ¥ Distr i bution: | Orig & 2 ~ C/¥HD (w/atts - | ecovy each) i 2- COs, ] [v/atts - | eopy each) name oo sage — cen re aepeeeser rere Memes eo eg sage ng HMUA - 36184 39 January are rent enn SORTS LT * + ppninehvr ws mmmmeanr nny i eS 4 t fe a 1 CCE IPC AE CPOE ENONEP on eee! SAN AO AONE SES FORMANCE ET oh MRR reemhoRt 1
BECRZT wena - 36184 t ¥ Station had the LICIZRACH team cuver the entrance of the pullding where ELALZY aad other FAR members havo sa anartmest they use for clan-t { in texico and a sugnected PEQUMEN contact. The | \ { | ceSstinve meetings , With Lintic-3. cegoite the fact that the team kBOWS LIMENG-3 free previous gurveillaace end that & cory of LIQiSG-3's gketeh of “LNs was also i provided], the LIEERUACIs eootted neither man. The | Statics naturally plans to cover ancther meeting | and i® ales exsloging the poagibllity of determining! who fente-t tho acartment and frow whoa. It is of i sone interest te note that He%ozZ, although ke gave LIRIAU-3 the arreed unon recomitica simal, Bay stall wat be the “Pavel” LIZIN3-3 was told he would weet. “LURLNU-3 vas shown a obotozvravh of Cecar ; Arture *peniz, Haeirez (known to have serviced a ! letter avop in gezico City used vy wichelle Jeaunstte FIBK before her jJeath in ‘neatemala). LIBING-3. ‘ thought 1€ looked lize a pcor orinst of a vhotograch of “Pavel” shown to him while still tacarcerated. : i + 1 i } S- tsautanwes te apparently still sussicicus in the eyes of the PREDYClers. ze nas received several letters (see parazravh 2} from senbera of : the FAR fa Guatemale warning hin that adverse rumors | (some of then calling him a "COPIES agent) have been - circulated in that country by Carlee POETABAL Barcus. | Eeoving that DiZZAZAL's father-ia-lew is s close aviend of Chief, LIKING, LIRISG-3 sourced the rusors | to the LIRING beatman. fe firat took un the matter of the ercusgations made against Bim with LIEIEG-3. The lstier saia there was nothing to this, but, and there wes a but, LIRING-® rewinded LIXING-3 that _ ia the veat he had beem connected “with a ceracn of reference to 2G7TO4, LIRING-3's Greek fsiend. Vea LIBiva-% aoe igsisted be wanted te discuss the eatter of the allegaticas made against bim directly with Caief, LIRING, LIZI4G-% proziged to sake an anpoint- went for hin. This aopointeest, however, never materialized, That Chief, LIRIIG may have s read the allegations rate against LIRING-3 by PERZABAT, WaB Cosfirend by Rolando *SUAR- (see ROFTON’s Feport dated 31 December}. LIRI7G-3 also took ue the matter of the PSRZAPRAL cenumeciations with HEXDEZ, who tol’ his that the FPAg had naid no attention to them and evea accompanied LIRISG-3 te PiaZABAL's house. LIBING-3, however, saie the sistake of giving hia name whea asked who was calling. The result, as could be expected, was that PULZABAL vas “aot in.” MENDES agreed to accomvany L1Zi%G-3 to LERING te talk to its Chie?, but be warned LIZI¥}-3 net to make accusations without proof. NENDKZ, facidestally, docs act appear to be p¥ro-PGRUMES. Thie is iaterosting. im view of the fact that: " CONTR HAS, with whom he aay be identical, is & gGuapected ccatact of the PHaUNEVers. Cc. Go far, it does not seex that the FAR has been greatly disturbed by the accusations mate against LIRING-3. Is fact, 4iiost aad the tvo other FAR wenbera LIHING-3 set on 1 January have ur sed LIRZING-3 t© join them im the hilla of Guatemala, where guerrilla warfare, they said, will soos be ra ‘ \ sds fem serene i ; eysteFrious and suscicious affiliations,” a clear ; t | newer erate at eee pee
14-00000 - { antone.lied. Tuey dia aot hide that their sursese - was to broadcast LIRING-3's anaee anc the fact that @ Mexicaa had joined their fight. This was ancarently to apreal to the coxicam left and gain their susvort. Weile LIRING-3 has Jeclared himself ready to so back to Gatemala (if this was what kOYTOY waeted bim te do), be did not neei ROETOS to decide that uroad- | eeatiag hig mame from the jungles of Guatemala was | met a thing he wanted anyone to do. At tation directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his Fecent isnorisoapent he had to take care of his wife before dcing any more for the cause. The best way to do this was to take LIRING-4 to TRRUMEY and leave her with rolatives. This ted LIZING3 to ask what, 4¢ anything, he could de for the FAR ig Hexice. ' So far, however, hia FAR friends have sot risen te * oem Bo fm t ome Game oo } - @ A copy of a letter from Osear Kolses * @BOLDAN sepinoga. | } b. A translation and a cecy of a letter, Cxtea Deeeeber 1968, from Marta °BARRIOS. @. Transletiona and copies of letters froa Harta BARZIOS to LIKING-3 amd LILI¥G-4 dated 26 December and from “Vieleta” dated 17 ‘ovexber. — ° ad. Copies of two letters and two postcards ; Feceivei by LIRING-3 from Rafagi aad Rigoberte ' @ARGUETA Alvarace dated 19 December (see BOYTO('s - Wepoert of 19 December). @. & covy of the letter sent by LIRING-3 to Carlos *PIRZAMAL Marcue with conies for the Mexican: and Spanish Communist Parties. This letter is dated °3 December. armrest f. & eooy of an article written by LIRING-3 eedé publisbed i@ a Yezicam magazine. The date, - Gumber, and aame of the aageazine are marked ca the copy. ‘ Femanqener amet. .g. A copy of the eote writtes wy Jacobo SRODRIGUSL Padilla (a longtiae meaber of the Guatemalan Comummist Party living ia sexico) autroducing Carlos *LOPLS (eho tas an imoortant PAR leacver in G@istesalea wetil he came te Mexico ia date 1243). &. A eopy of an article which apoesred is @ Chiepes nevepaper announcing LIHIN 3's releage. “oy , oe for Willard C. CUETIS @eRCRET mana ~ 36184 | ' _ 2. Perwarded uncer separate cover as attachzen? oz are the following documenta: : : ceamep nef Cee ene AN
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; Ds — : . a 4 TT ASMIT ERT ag Bo HEIOR- BoIS of { . ¢ Exnvelope eacressec ts o 2 oo { i att fe we ha : : Yachuce y Yerncomuz j we ~ patna t CERES Gyg tt $ \ . HO returns cccress i Sencer's inivgSals: ¥.3. j Fostaarced 15 vecenser,1955, Guaterala. i i 24 oy ? . t : ™ Guaterala, December ,1968. * f { me t >! Deez Carlos: . : zu Excuse ce for not having replied to yours of 12 Noverber intial tocar, i but the affairs of the "patojos" xeep me on the go and besides I nave : 74 i 4 bees sick anc upset ane i mnecp forzetting everytning. That's the reasos : | I haven't put a cate on this letter; you won't believe it but = «rite | two letters tuat never got off, but it's tree. we hore that you are és ° 44 = : Q i! well as ever with your fenily. ; : i I bave te teil you that tLe "nem>re de is bicicleta" wrote L hoe e ty and that I an a little peeved at tim because ne spears ilk L ae ' r BE shoulc move cautiously, Suc con't taink that it's a rresle i 73 we don't selieve it. we feel that it's from fear. TI lost, “ al 2 and for that reascr Gon*t intenc ts write te Zin. : fi "Sl vigovudo" sends you rezards; la nectra a warn emsrase; la chicuiva — $s a ¥iss; Dlsa.MelisaCari,Meria Elena,Guri ana the “petezgos" zany rezarc : a aa and embraces Tor the Chirstmas holidays. The "“patojos® are still in tne i “pina” so they couldn't come. We'li see whether they cam be with us the Kc : 24th; if not we'll. have to go there to be with them. In any case I'll les i i i you know when taey.cozme here. } i. : i: So long with many best wishes and congratulations to vou ond your wife exc {it a3 : i¢ i chiléren. Exsuse the lonz and borins letter. i 13 ot . -So long Carlos, pe ‘. . . i * i 4, ‘ {sf ¥arta — ui we : : ra i i re ?: * I “the a coe - -~ - ae - ne pa “ETS ¢ ite i ds bndusttebeadien dd 4 we ee me Be cat ‘ i ‘ ’
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i, — concen . on aS A Os i aalifé Ves - ¥ nl a : SECRIT/RYBAT | le: a Chief of Station, Mexico City! - ai letivities Against PERUNEN Targets in October and November 1968 , - 8 Espa) -isbeas . z Action Required: See paragraph 13. 3 i i * Reference ¢ HSMA-35591, 10 October 1968 : ‘ - 1. Personnel: There were no changes in personnel in , the PURUMEN Section of the Station during October and Noveuber. 2. Wallace B, ROSTON returned from his Tby on 15 Octcber. ‘, Leslie I. HENDRIQUE wes at the Station TDY 26 throuzh 30 2 November in connection with the LISAGA case. Henry J. SLOMAN « was at the Stetion TDY on 8 November to debrief AMSTPRUT-16, . Leonard 8S, TORXMET visited the Station during the last week AE Kaewmemtaw fe conncsticn with tle MINT GS cance. ' Continucd..cccocevesecveeeeces i Distribution: 4 Orig & 2 ~ C/WHD i 2 - C/iH/COG ‘ i : | Pose SERBGL ARO RUMBLE Gag ' - HMMA - 36185 15 January 1969 rs ce 8 ‘ : “3 z GASIFICATION gat | eas We mc 2 SECRET/RYBAT ...} 2 po-120-19 e 2 we ~ . - fe o” . . . .*. oo . oo) : . > . - oe ; an 2 4 ° a . od e ° “ ~ oe oe nN . a : TP boo 1 eo @ 3 . * . « ww Bee * . . - ‘t 3 t i SEeSy TT CME Vere) ese TE eer euRERGrOrEM me Ee =
| hose we ee tere ask Pinas ete ast CONTINUATION OF . “eee i meen es 7 — DISFAICH 1 SPCR SCRET/RYESE FLA ~| 35485 ea’ eee = Pe Officials: wy A. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5442: LICOUET-2: . 4 536 ~ a (i ° Pa Ze Operations in PBRUMEN and Against Vis PERUAE | ! A. LYAGILE-1: LIAGILE-1 cane to Nexico on} 19 October and returned to PERUNEX on 1 November, : but he did not contact the Station. (See MEXICO! CiTy--7974.) " B. LICARD-1: LZTARD-1 returned from his TDY to acrid in October. His mission was unsuccessiul. The Madrid Station provided detailed Yeports on | : this operation. : C. LISAGA-1: LISAGA-1 returned to Mexico on 25 November 1968, He remained in Mexico to receive special training and to undergo debriefing by a . Eeadguarters TDYer until 9 December, when he returned - to PBRUMEN. H D. Subject of MEXICO CITY-6266: LIADLIB-1. finished his debriefing of Subject during this period. (See Hilis§-Jo0ir 3 ~ - B.- HAGLIDER-1: HAGLIDER-1 did not return to. Kexico during this period. F. YIWAIT-2:; YJWAIT-2 did not return to Mexico during this period. ‘ G. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7595: Subject | defected to the Mexicans during the Olympics. The Station arranged for a press conference through | LITAMIL-3. LITAMIL-3's debriefing revealed that! Sabject did not have any intelligence of value. | (See also NEXICO CITY-7621.) 4 - H. AWNILLOS~-1: AMVILLOW-1 arrived in Mexico om 22 Noverber and returned to PBRUNEN on 2 December. FRADYER could not meet him as he was at Readquar ters on TDY. (See KEXICO CITY-8215 and ~8335.) 3. Active Leads to Prospects in PBRUMEN: sett sen received a call fron Subject on 24 November asking hin to take care of two friends who were visiting Wexico from PBRUMEN. During the same call, Subject indicated he would be coming to Mexico city soon on wacation and would notify LICOXMET-2 of the exact date and details. Yt ; .* B.  AMICARUS-1: After enlisting the cooperation , ef AMICARUS-3 in Veracruz, the Station is awaiting i ‘the arrival of AMICARUS-1, scheduled to transit ; Mexico City from PBRUMEN, to re-establish contact - between the two and have ANICARUS-3 develop ANICARUS-1. (See MEXICO CITY~-8136, et cetera. ) i AMCAJOLE-1 was scheduled to visit Mexico from PBRUMEN. However, his father at the last minute reportedly -"Blocked” his departure. (See also MEXICO CITY-7574 - and. ~7622,) , 7 C. AMCAJOLE-2: Per MEXICO CITY-7454 and 7453, | t 6 ey eyecare CLSGSIE AT Ore SECRET/RYBAT commun | 2 Of 8 ee ees SE PePelers Conta a en oo
| Heh Breas . San ior ame 4 oF eo tameb eee CC 3iT. BISEsATCH ome ot, <tr inanenan netting per onen te Cob Geet ae jose ere A ee Fae Ph ae } SECRET/RY Bs HUA SR GE- | ann . H - WA ~ 26185 bt --. — —— rr ae . D. LIALNANAC@1:  LIALMANAC~1 told ROETOR on 23 Soverbver that he is a clure, long-tice frieud of the Subject of HiZiA-36016. Ne says nev he believes he can develop’ a close relationship with QUEOON, : Mexico City. j ‘ ‘ . E, Sabject of MEXICO CLYTY-7946: The Station 3S coopernticg with LNERGO in preparing for, the | arxsvzl of Susject's son in Yexico. he Station | has assisted in getting a Mexican vise for the son. The son arrived in Mexico on 2 Decenber, but it has not yet been determined whether he is willing to ; be contacted and, hopefully, debriefed. 4. ‘Legal Travelers to PBRUMEN: A. LYRING-4: According to LIRING-3, LIEING-4 is in no condition to accept any assignment or instructions for a trip to PBRUMEN. There is, however, sone possibility that LIRING-3 nay go to PBRULEX on a “cultural mission, at which time he will report directly to PBRUMEN officials on his activities in Guatenala. LIRING-9 has reitereted that he wants both LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 toizo. but HAS HOL SUZZESLEd Gates Ior this travel. (See MEXICO CiTy-8159 and ~8228,.) , B. LIREXO-2: LIRENO-2's papers are finally. in order, and she has indicated that she is still willing to travel to PPRUMEN. However, the recent death of her nother, as well as the recent incar- ceration of her son (in a frare-up by his enployer - see HERICO CITY-8182), has brought her to a physical and psychological low. The Station is allowing her time to recuperate before raising the question again. | C. LSANKLE-1: LIANKLE-1 has not yet dettied in Mexico City. There was no contact with her during this period. D. LIARM-1: Per WEXICO CITY-7433, LIARE-1 Was met during the Olympics, but did not have access to much information of value. (See WEXICO CITiI-7563 and ~7741.) In spite of the fact that he was in | daily contact with PBRUNMEN participants, some of whom spent considerable time with hin, he came up vith wirtually nothing. The Station, at present; has no contact with LIARN-1, who has returned to the . Monterrey area. | EB. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5853 (News contact of LITAMIL-3}: Subject has been reapproached about. . ..— —— making a trip to PBRUNEN now that the Olympics are ever. He has indicated. his willingness to e2zke such a trip now. LITAMIL-3 is arranging 2 meeting between Subject and a Station Case Officer. } ; - H . F. LIRENO-8: On 17 October LIRENO-8 was instructed to actively arrange for a trip to PSRUMEN, and, if he goes, to see about taking some courses ; in that country. (See HEXICO ClTY-7738 and! i HM-35593. }. In the meantine, he has become completely integrated into the PBRUMEN Consulate and cultural institute : im his town. In this capacity he will be in a i position to repert on PBRUMEN activities in.that area. a . . . | USE Pete Gus Cortatn. SECRET/RYBAT Oe nee NE He UA mE RY com tee TENDER ER GAR MeME, My OEEME My anos dnt ere’ Se ASTRO EE REPS MEME TT GPT THK LTT P DEMONTE RR NTE, GRATE ETN TID BORE) Eat reac Hibs 2s
tein seam A, 1 pit, Mee « | ~ . Kuan fet eile eee trot fut 8 hee ote Aleke cornea ey CONE UUATIO OF OISPATCH sam essen eet seater rete ie sete me eon ne neers bere G. Subject of Wri3-3551€: The Station is | still planning to have ROWTON explore ihe iezsibility of approzching Subject and using hin as an eventual source in FERLKLN, where, by the nature cf his |: function, he stiil maintains contacts. (See Hdu- 35516.) - : . t t H. AYSTRUT-16: Subject traveled to PORULEN on 18 October 1938 and returned on 1 Nevenbe on her return to Vezico she was debricfed br Eenry J. SLOYAN, who came to Mexico on TDY for this purpose. The results of this debriefing were received in i UFAA-35S, . i I. Subject of MEXICO CiTy-8319: LITAXIL-3; was contacted by Subject, who returned fron PE2UNEN on 2 December. Subject was debriefed by a Station Case Officer on the current status of the relation- ship between his organization and the PEATIEy Governnent, and on other requirements given bim ' before his departure for PSRUNEN, The nost promising factor in this oseration is tne fact that fcur of hie ankhnedlinestac wilt he eawine met for oo ecnnferanre in April 1969. Subject promised to give the Station access to any or all of these individuais. &. Technical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING and the Residences of LIRING Personnel: A. MWETRAP in Chief, LIRING's Residence: MEXICO CiTy-7982 reported on the difficulties encountered in trying to have a LIRISK unit installed in the Lintcv-4 1p, The Station made ite own LIRISK installation on 23 November. (See MEXICO CITY-8182.) All attempts to activate the MXTRAP have so far ; { been unsuccessfui. (See MEXICO CITY-8303.} R, EFSAavypav- TLISSUDAY coverage of BLEER continued. EASY wes lost on 9 October 2s a2 result of a routine installation in the same Duilding by the LIRISK company. Attempts to activate EASY fron LISARI were unsuccessful. (See MEXICO CITY-7598: and ~8232.) C. LIENVOY: LIENVOY coverage has remained unchenged. The LIRING Commercial line still has not been reconnected. D. LIPEAT: -LIFEAT coverage of LIRING-21 was discontinucd on 15 sovember for security reasons. The coverage was reneved on 6 December. ° E. LIONION: LIONION-1 continued to perform his photographic and audio duties. Bis ability ; te identify people by mame by monitoring DOG is | particularly useful, - b ¥. jLIROSIN: LIROSIN-1 was kept on full salary during the period. In late November he was giv ; the assignment of renting a new LP #hich vas s ted by LITAINT-2. He successfully rented this LP o 4 Decenber, after LIRENO~1 iaid the grouncwerk, jand will move into it on 18 Decerber 1968... This wilh be the base for an audio operation against. LIRING-2, , LIRING-9, and LIZING-13. . * CEMG Ess aT SECRET/RYBAT . USFCRET/RYBY Lt ours = 36185 ey teh gt nse VTUECENPCSCRCTEEES ARS CRRTAEY TET cetertretterehsteene rcs, seEeetettee ste ttre ee Tt ENE ERS Meet 1308 = i a some oe
. . ’ | COMMRUATION CF? | 0 Sees DISPATCH f SEY CRET/RY BAT G. Trash Operatica: The trash operation was not reictivated during this period, i H. Audio Against the Residences of LIRING-21 and LIRING-24: Via LIPEALM-1 the Station located enmoty apartments in the same buildinss there these two LIRInG officers live. Attempts to rent at least one of these for an aucio operation proved difficult in yiew of the need for a cosigner and finding Suitable people to move in. LIROSIN-1] was' coi: g to atterot to make some arransement when the LP described iu subparagraph SF turned up. The Station’ decided the latte: was of higher priority and discontinued its efforts to rent the apartments next to LIRING-21 and LINING-24. 6. Physical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING: A. PBRUMEY Deputy in Merida: This target left PCS on 15 November 1968. (See VECICO CITY-8148.) B. LITAMIL-7: The Station had no contact with MisARLeé GULLY Cham pesavu. Sue wad, Lowered, seen chatting with LIRING members on several occasions. She was not observed visiting LIRING. ‘ Mon . 4 C. Female Access Agent (Subject of HEXICO CITY-5958): No contact was established during this period, : D. LIRING-3/LIRING-4: On 29 October RONTON met LIRING-3 after his release from jail. The results of the initial debriefing were cabled in MEXICO CITY-7900. LIRING-3 indicated that LIRING-4 : was very nervous and upset, and thet he wanted all Ae : his own activity and associaticn with ROWTON to be kept from her. LIRING-3 has been mectinz fairly : frequently with LIRING-9, who has been debriefing mio" 4 him om his encarceration in Guatemala. (See MEXICO § CITY-8159 and -8228.) a MEP PED eh E. PBRUMEN Maids: The Station decided to wt ; ; mount an operation against the PRRUMEN maids, and . selected LIEVBRACE-3 as a suitable access agent. (See METICO CITY-7861.} The Station is in the process of turning LIEMB3ACE-3 over to LIREALN-1, who will be the outside Case Officer on this ‘operation. (See alac MEXICO CITY-8124.)} FP. Chief, LIRING: The Station has corresponded ‘with Headquarters about a false flag cold: approach 7 vbee y ae ‘ - against Chief, LIRING. This still is in the ex- , eo ploratory stages. (See MEXICO CITY~8242.) ae 1 : . if . 7. Harassment of LIRING: ‘ There were no new Huarache am leaflets put out during this period. Ae ° ae - . 8, LICOWE Debriefing Center: MEXICO crry-so66 reported rn that the charitable sponsorship covering the overt activities no, . ef the debriefing certer ended on 31 October 1968 and that the - extra financial cover for the office space would end 30 November. :. . ' Headquarters’ assistance was requested in resalving this - . problem. (See also MEXICO-CITY--8179 and -8287.) HMMA-35887 forwarded nore detailed LICOMET-2 reports on the LICOMET cover ' problea. : — te . EubsoeF CATION H : : VEE PRO uss Dos Sate. Co a ae Re ee re ee eee nr ES + SUNRISES AMUN i LEENA SATE eae. ee cad madam, mom as et eed
14-00000 o see et ay Sine! We satteagting ane, , See RL we Sy, UEC Sherer MOTTE aE eee NS see COMTILUATION OF DISPATCH , SECP ET R424 tA 2 AP ——- Cue aet DA i ote MReVAVCOE DU Ale Po Le WMA . 36185 ‘ \ ‘ 9. QUNCON: There were no operations against QUMOON during this period.’ QUMOON's activity in Mexico remained normal. . bee _t t 10. Double Agents: LISASSY-1 returned fromi-his ‘European trip on 17 Sovenuber and was recontacted by LIRING-9, who fevied requirements on him as reported in NEXICO CITY-833 LISASSY~-1 continues to have difficulty satisfying LIRING-9 requests for information on the activities of the. PBRUMEN community in Nexice City and Xia The CI aspect of the LISASSY-~-1 operation Yas viriually at a stondstill,for two feasons: first, at one time or another, either LIRING-9 or LISASSY-1l was out of Mexico; and second, the Station has beer unable te cone up with information which LISASSY~1 could pass to LIRJNG-9. In this last respect, LIS‘SSY-1 continues to be an excellent channel cf WOFIR-controlled information to the PBRUMEN Government via LIRING-$. 11. Operations Against PEEUNEN Subversive Activities in Latin America: web as f&. LIRING-3: See NECICO CITY-7500 for. ROSTON’ s mt Bt. icfing Fi i oe oe ) initiant ¢cbrictin SI LINLNI DS we ewe cau’ bat Guatenala. MEXICO CI£VY-7245. reported that LIRING-3 received a letter from Guatemala which he interpreted as a check on a new como channel between the Guatemalan rebels and hin. LIRING-3 reported at “length to LIRING-9 on his contacts with FAR sexbers while in jail. At LIRING-S's suggestion, LIRING-9 may send LIRING-3 to PBRUXEZ¥Y to make a personal report on this. (See MEXICO CITyY-8159.) More detailed reports were forwarded in HNMA-35905. HMMA-35904 forwarded a report of LIRING-3's imprison- ment in Guatemala. i 2 B. Letter Drops: The PBRUMEN letter drops being covered by the Station only produced one interesting letter during this period. (See: HWA- 35873.) The Station suggested that Headquarters follow up on the lead provided. » C. LIRING-7: LIRISG-7 continued to see his Mexican leftist student "friends" during this period. ---1---~-- (See HeMA-35822. He also escorted a high-ranking ; member of the Orthodox Church during a visit to Mexico. One intelligence dissemination was made on the basis of information produced by LIRING-7 curing this visit. . i BD. LIHACK-4: When he was in jail in mid- | November, LIHACK-4 was approached by. some Mexicans, arrested in connection with the student disturbances. He was asked to take a walkie~-type radio intq jail for their commo, and was asked if he would bd willing to assist them with his haz radio equipment fer direct commo between the revolutionaries and PERUSIEN, eince going through LIRING vas not satisfactory. The Station is taking a wait-and-see attitudd to see how this develops. (Sce HEXICO CITY-8213.) pm mS . E. Subject of HMMA-35572: Via LIFEAT, iLLENTRAP, and the LIEMDRACEs, the Station identified a iNexican student contact of LIRING. Background information: on this person, including _photos, was passed to the LITFa9POs on 21 November 1965 with a suggestion that they arrest and interrogate the person. (See BLA- 35872 for details.) a 4 ™ qcttwnere sf Cuaae? male ’ SPCRET/RYBAT acrncracepemterereecrpstettateicetn steps pemmeemammened soe . ase) §=6§3.a USE PROWOUS Cor=as, ryt) ke AEN RE RETR REE EO TE AER Sn EERE OM PERE MOMOREh erensn wed meses motte fae ert PY TE AR OR He EO 6 ¢ se mg armen
am, Pie, Pane ene CONPRUALION OF + o SARReweanens PAePETOn Sys k wie es SPATE DISPATCH _ _SEORET/aypar HSBIA ~ 36145 t ' 12, Miscellancous: 4 : f A. AMECOK-3: ANBOOZ-2 16 eaployed by a local Mexican television station and apparently d6éS not intend to return to PuRUEIN, The Station had no ops contact with ANBCOKX-3 during the period of this j repori. He planned to trave] to the United States to cover the Apollo/8 Jaunching at Cape Kennedy in ‘late December 1668, but this was not definite. B. Travel Control Information: LIFIRE, LICOMET, and LITEMPO continued to previde this type of : information. C,. PBRUMEN Pishing Piect: There was no activity acainst this target. Several fishing boats, hovever, did seek shelter at Isla Mujeres, and on cach occasion several crew menbers sought asylum. The LICONETs were alerted each time to try to obtain debricfings of these men. (See MEXICO CiTy-8023.) ” . Bo MHVEPER: wne LitwsiniS coutinuca LU pauvade , : ° QUMOON cargo manifests, and LIRENO-1 provided crew Fa , , and ship manifests. The manifests were pouched to : JMCORRA and Headquarters for processing. (See HMMA~ 35912.) bay t E. AMDESTINE-1: AMDESTINE-1 was terminated per Headquarters direction. See MFRICO. CITY-7664, y DIRECTO2-42579, and MEXICO CITY-7729. toa Bh F. AMDAUB-1: On 17 October ANDAUB-1 asked for assistance from LNPURE. (See NEXICO CITY-7709.) On 25 October he left Mexico for Miami, where he . was met and handled by WH/Siami. (See JNCOBRA-1427.) eo. Male hiate i G. LIAMATOL-1: LIAMATOL-1 was met on/17 October eA renwmee. 6 : 1968 and agreed to cooperate with the Case Officer zs by furnishing information on the activities of the x PBRUNESers in the Veracruz area. LIAMATOL<-1 : a ; - Yequested that his main line of communication with z ai i - the Station be through LIRENO-1 for security reasons. 3 : (See HICIA-35913 and -35917.) ; : x H. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7515: The stataca a motified Headquarters of the arrival in Mexico of ee @ person on the list of "40." The Station was asked “s ; - ¢o contact this Subject's brother to determine the wee eee Geert. P-.-. .. . -.. present status of Subject. This was done, and the ww i report submitted in MEXICO CITY-7754 indicated that is : he was content with his life in PBRUMEN and’ was not Fy ; interested in contacts, even with his own brother, Hof if there was to be pressure applied for him to: i u remain outside PBRUMEN. i a 2 I. During a baseball game between PBRUNEN and the United States during November, the PBRUMEN | players attacked several spectators. Through - | LITANIL-3 the Station is trying to arrange jto have ; one of those attacked sue a LIRING employea. (See - . MEXICO CITY-8044, ~8048, -8078, and -8285.)} However, the Station-cleared lawyer ran into difficulties with the Mexican Government. Court authorities who . . passed the lawyer a transcript of the original charges ' against the LIRING 3; employee advised the lawyer he we vee whey eos } i . oS CLASSIFICATION PASE MO ~ . poms mp - rar eee abet te es te me ce cee-petenedamene:aniih poate innaocapmmenemmamemmioeamamenmananal PAO yaaye <r tebaenE HF mmEEEER 2 Pato
bess been br pests ae oe, > Spe cy ioc aman see Bt Lit ate ats Tage Be ‘2 ALES WN, HiT VEY ed PPS RSS i i Oe PEEP, wh eat Ute iF, econ al peed apa ane yet Aa EIR OS deere me bes Chee Ait Mie Lhe CONTLIUATION OF * : DISPATCH LeeF REC at Pt re KO BODEN i t _SPCRET/RYBAT HA - '36785 i | would be,wasting; his tine on this case because orders from an unidentificd high vexican Government official indicated that the planned charges against ‘the i -employce vould uet ke accepted for trial. t ' J. AMNSTHT-1; AMSTET-1 sent a letter to the home of AMSTRUT-&, who in turn notified the Station _ to come and pick it up. The contents of the letter ‘were forwarded to Headquarters in MEXICO CITY-8130. This is a Headquarters case in which the Station ' participates only as a letter drop via AMSTRUT-8 « 13. As can be Seen, all the above has been previously reported to Headquarters. In view of this, and the fact that’ the PBRUMEN Section, in addition, submits regular quarterly progress reports on its projects, it is felt that reporting op the Station's activities against the PBRUMEN .target is fadequate. Therefore, the Station once more suggests that formal PBRUMEN Section monthly or bimonthly reports be eeercehion Please advise. ve , for Willard C. CURTIS a N ee eey mere y pine row ee: ts * af ‘ wtb rere 4 . * iat ois e se v . waloe tous eat e J : & . - } 4 EB a? 7 . 4 | E ES b Bie ELASGsF LATO Fore a ece 53a b58 PREVIOUS EDEN Secor Jpyoan Pe et ee ert en en oe ie fen) nn enn ee meres eee eee me ae mae tana vanettionas ome ae Mane Me Rep noe EMMI TEN Beene mee Seis Oo aOR I *
14-00000 ~, fs otf ; ; saraae | OT CASA RATION PROCESHNG ACTION " met eet! SECRET | | : . * nee a __ BIIKED TCR MO EMAG / » OE Sta5.0n, Mexico Catv 0 te be IN ERING RECURRED . a ltée. Sem -<shere Division | of s zion, | . NN peace Gg Oneration ’ Uncd . . “nce: HMMA-36114, 27 Decexber 1968 ; a « t t i . The "Hurberto GONZALEZ Vega"' mentioned in reference is probably. 4 teal with Angel Hurhertn CON7TSUR7 Vans The enter Section trooo an | 3 atter individual was forwarded with icc- 30398, 14 June 1963, fron a 4 . of undetermined reliability. In this report GONZALEZ was iisted i * ug -Tcive in the peace mo.c.ent of the Guatemalan Commmist Party - i i - GONZALEZ's date of birt eas given as 2 October 1927. Biographic | : u and a photo of GONZALEZ have deen zequested {om liaison and will be : : : i: «ded to addressees wher. sei .ved. ; : ‘ 3 — $ 2 | i : ‘. According infocmation, Gustavo COLINDRES Barrios was. ¢ < ied on 3 July 1 e Guatemalan authorities. we was described 5 _ i -is tine as a member of “the supply network of the Rebel Ammcd Forces , A wl ‘, Although no further information is available | i . ¥ . c ORES was apparently consigned and sent to El Pavoni: ; : i +. Is reterence to the names mentioned to LIRING-3 0 G@NZALEZ ; : :a(° dov.. .iegr.a, Jorge Torron and Avecillas"}, feels Fi pit. o° pry -..¥ refer to Hecter SANDOVAL Alegria, José BRON | a : B .0S, ~~ Ricardo Israel VALUIVILLOS Perez. All of these individuals ~ h we re;. -cecay arrested by the -exican authorities in May 1968 for an é 5 im 1. We --¥e G@EXIOO CITY 5590, 17 May 1968). In addition, it is 3 } a 4 1. . the "Nunez™ mentioned later by GONZALEZ is icentical with ‘ ; iL. Rec urie NUNE2 Sanchez, a Guatemalan Rightist who was also reportedly } ~ /@ -tew = .th SANDOVAL, TORON, and VALLECILLOS. te 4 i oe See ¢3 . of .. . Mexico City 5 4 :  Gaefe WD : 4 ; . q JAH 15 of Ie TAMPONS ND atk Bee HI OST RSET RON EGS ss aR =e ghee oo ow SB ORET tg aera
LY é * i i i ri i i i i { i H i i i Hl t : eereeme en en Nenad Say Oh ee 16 A Ha ly ADR Cetera MA Neat Lad IY nes SOM eS AL . ee '‘ sp tee ¥ RE SS ap EE AE AALS AEN ONT SBE A ENSRITR C VG REEL AT ORES TBI FH) Pt em reme ry “iNGATION CF Ch ASS FAT Ce SECRET SIP ATC SUUREOL Atels to ones HGGA - 9721 OISFATCH ’ te Ceres that GONZALEZ is apparently the FAR contact ‘Lis for LIRING-3 in Mexico. Whether or not LIRING ever seezs to the services of LIRING-3, the maingainence of his contact with "ALEZ might lead the FAR to utilize LiziNG-3 in sore support capacity exico City. Such an opportunity could provide WOFIEM with a valuable ight in a difficult and wortiwhile target. , Leonard S$. TORMET ms
~ A i on ‘ wart { : t R > ~ ‘ Che Bld { : : } 3 } i ' 4 ~~ se, ‘ ONLY GuALUFED isd. CON AOR Boles | ee vance: HSMA-36114, 27 December 1968 thins mwostue at atsbenibawide flee: __-»__ lhe “lamberte-GONgaLed Vera™ menticnéd iv. rerere:ce is probably: ical with Angel Humberto G\...LEZ Vera. The only Station trace on’ ___atter individual - was- forwarded with HGG-3098, 14 June 1963. from 2° -° of undetermined reliability. In this renort GONZALFZ «.< listed: tty Rae an thie iwace MOveENeNE Of Ine Guatemalan Commun, .$t Party: ONZA 's. date-of-birth-was-given-as 2 October 1927. Bioyraphic “and a photo. “of GONZALEZ. hav. -been requested{[ sand will be rded: 20 addressées_when -receiveds ~~ 3 ‘ ; .« | According “te —intformation Gastavo COLINDRES Barz ..s was: ted on 3 Juiy 1967 by the Guatemalan authorities. He was described is' tine as a member..of “‘the-supply-network of the Rebel Armed Forces although no further inforsation is available int sid og URES was apparently_consigned-and-sent-to El Pavon. : ‘In reference_to the nanes.mentioned-to LIRING-3 by GONZALEZ ——Foval Alegria, Jorge Torron and Avecillas"),| fee ' probapay refer_to Hector-aAwWOVaL-Alegria, Jose Samuel TOON OS, and Ricardo Ismae] VALLECILLOS Perez. All of these individwa reportodzy. errested by the Mexican—authorities in May 1968 for an WEX@ cry 555.0, 17 May 1968). In addition, it is f ntadtababatab ie be A Toabsh dh dons Sates a _ a | _2he Si ne7! menz asec _.ater by-GONZALEZ a5 .dentical with ~~ et eS Tukct Sascnez, a Gutenalar Rightist who was also reportedly | | 3 ; : 3eeXivAL, TGRON, and VALLSCTLIOS; ~~ eee we cee aoe pee ee = Sted : a - JAN ee) | Sibeisttiefaders. « TS MAY -BE capt pn OR REMOVED FROM TRIS FILE UMENT oO fa thy | a eeseategaameengie as QSPAR SURE, Sin LER g ae HOGA’ 9721 re ek, er aan ° rae . ‘ rane te to 2 enamine GET | ~ SE CRET. - mie oe ne >. “ wet 3 . , 4 ~ 3 aft ona. * * aot ne aap siclnaiitsien ontrmeomectesesnann Tune einen eel heap e ~ i
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