2. ' i 1. i he could he would 3- suggested that ha micht try in Cuba. to fo there and said he might also be arrested and grilled, 3 said . Be On 19 Junie La went ‘to see So% ARGUED: cs oe ‘hex: requests. . The, reason for the ih itation was to show. Le9 she at work of ‘en artist froa Uruapan (Le? gaid it wms-very. poor: work) Trinidad HERNANDEZ, a Mextoaa. "Lider". wis -there.as ‘aig aleo.a writes:named Prefesora Gradiela A. GARCIA: sho was passing. out: copies: ‘of ner new book entitled “Personalidades ~Gelesres de Akeniea,® Noting that this book has scne very flattering ‘things ‘to- say about Fidel CASTRO Le9 asked for extra’ copy to semd to Mdel.(L-9 explained that he would : ‘not mention this” te the Am> assador tut that Sol, who is sleeping: ‘with the Arb, undoubtedly would -~ thus L«9's connection with — Fidel CASTRO would again come to the Amb's attention «= a clever move on'Le9'3 part) Kost of the conversation at this little party had to de with Chile and the dangers there to the socialist movenente | : " 8» Five Cuban "becados" came in on the Cubana flight of 20 June, The Enbassy is trying to geb a Mexican diplomatic carnet for Camilo DOMENECH as soon as possibls -- usually encounters inesplicabla delays in _gebting such decwients fron the Foreign | Offles. TOMENSCH needs this credential to do his camercial work effectively, (L-9, who has an exxagerated idea of our influence on the Mexican Governnent, suzzested that it would be &@ good idea to have the credential withheld as leng as possible). te A reception was held at t:6¢ Exbassy on 22 Jume, primarily to honor the. Mexican physicians who have traveiled to Cuba to lecture. DOSENECE yas quite close to the Yugoslavian guest at this affair, is’ SA a Guatemalan, wag there as was Inge Oscar TAMA Ye ‘ te Le9 did not appear to be his usual self at this meeting and when he was asked if anything wera wrong he said that he had besa suffering fren liver trouble and just "didn't fecl good," B suggested that perhaps he shoud try to take a va acation, put Le9 said that Ee seemed a bit cowneast and worn oud, fleeilly, must take his vacation in Cuca and that leave oaly after a 22 months absence from Cuba, to get 2 vacation before that time and svend it Le9 was a bit worried about whether he coud get out again if he were that as long not get any time of be eligible for here as the Cuban Service has no proot of his complicity chances cf his being held in Guba against his will were slisht. Le9 said he would think the matter ovar «- if appears that he had given no sesieus thought te soing to Cuba to rest -- that he had been avoiding thoumt asous hoxs Leaves The next neetins was scheduled for 2 July, This meoting was held as scheduled but ws limited to 35 minutes in Ets cas in view of 5fs heavy ine volvanent in the 2STiTel onerati of Juanita CASTRO's statencnt to the cress and said tha ‘on ab that tino, 19 was asked about tas impact 23% not much kad been said in the Embassy about this mattes but that he expecsicd it to be discussed at the next staff meeting. suggested a meotinz for 6 July at which time the a more leisurely .-eting could be held at B's hoza <= not pessitle because of the pres not having be?'s dune salary at rand and yeymeant eculd be made and before then bit B apologised fer nee o£ 4 housesuest (neshew), L-9 was obviously 3 endoarrassed but finally rade it clear that he was "oroke” and couldn't wait with) Monday «= he suzgested Sat wiay & July and it was finally agreed to meat the first instenca of Le9's being in acute financial SECRET . This is
straits - wn he apenas: 's0 much money on art books” that at tikes be ‘finds Adnselt: without any weady Case: ; ; ~ "ky Another cae nesting. yas +held. as scheduled oa 5 July. at: with | tine ‘Led wag ‘gl ten hig done salary. “He was most ‘desponcent at this meeting ” -ypeeasss hia unclé. asi best friend in this world: had Cied en 3 July.. This TiReS Bh smashing, ‘blow to 1-97 “he and his uncle had beca constant eoxpanions ) Walid had met Ter éo%Zee and: ‘chatter at icast three or fuur times a wees for many years, There «as rot much that could be dove to Pring | bed out of thig de; ression and uo business was troncacted at this mecting 6ther than to. query L-9 on the reasons for JSTETsl's departure.. He did not even mow that Ael had left, had not been around the Exbassy since the morning of 3 July «= ‘had not attended tas Saturday moraing staff meeting on July. Le9 seened particularly unhasry over the fact that his uncle had beea buried in Mexico "a land for which he had no real affinity" -- Le9 wants to move the body te Spain “where it belencs" as soon as the required seven years period has expired, He said that he kad gone to the requie: meas for his wmcle ard had kmeeled in church acd didn't care who in the Embassy knew about it. and lend a frieadly and cyzpathctic ear to Le), It was interesting to note trying to get an- invitation fron his sister-in-law te attend the 26th of July celebration there, do had, as honed, ona around to the realization that a trip into the lion's dén would enhance’ ris situation viseaevis his colleagues and his government, Tne next meeting was laid on for 6 July. 5, The meetings of § July lasted three and a half hours and was held at Pte eety BYs home, L-9 rescrtai as follows: &. On 2k dine Le9 saw AMSTETel and AMSTET told Le9 that Juanita CAST#C bad arrived, Le9 said, "That woman is a real devil, ‘ isatt size," and asked AMSTEL ‘to give her his best rezards if ne 2houwld sea her, "that is, if you think she will renenbder mé," AM4STcT? said, "She remenbers youst a 9 way ie he, @ worms nined Nancy CARDENAS ad leftist weiter in Mexico, Someone from. the the Exlassy, revinding him that the Sovs were not able to gat wba aly ~— Govermzsien persisai matters, aha TY te the winning tcan of the Texcocd “Kmatcur Feothall Lescue, L-9 wir come back asain this year, T will culy be resorted to Cuba, d, There «a5 ro Staff Meeting on Saturday 27 June, On 29 Sune Dra, Esther CHAPA brought L-9 tuo copies of Mujeres in Cute, (L-9 gave copies of these to B) peony oe SECRE About all that could be done at this short (25 minute) session was to exoress condolences that Le9 had been thinkins more about a-possible trip to Cita and wea considering be On 24 June APARICIO was worxing on ‘a resort about possibilities of motica picture exchange with other cowitries3, is especially inverested in ecsiangine pica with Mexico, In this comnection ne dealt wita with Antonie wr oRIGUa2, Portuzuese the Russian Embassy advised APARISTS to be careful about trying to show prezasanca fiins outside cn to reicase a film on Ficel's Teip to the USSR, APARITIC also had sene dealings with the Czechs and Poles on film ce. On 19 ey L-9 will go to Texecco: to present a Wore Marti" trophy did a sunt: ar thing last year end the Texcocans.have asxed that he- This S t's relatively unimportant but Le? feels he can get sone good publicity for himsait out of it e« which magazine (Noss 123 ard 134) in waieh she had articles oa ecucation
tt tts, Hep senasie memst ae -, a La On 29 June*APsRICIO. received a-c3] fran ANOOSAC regarding ' & Coming mesting.of the: directors of this outfit, APARICHO. - - “APARICIS 1tikea!: sald, (Tif itis t6 be held atthe hans of an American; Iwill . kex:to get his shoes shined in the office o~ sears. to. make hin. eal imortant, A Mexican shdé ‘shine man goes inte the. ibassyévery diy about C930 or 1000 houre, (L-9 suggésted - that this may be exploitable), “ - 08 29 June rector EREXAUNTZ of -the University of Morelia was.” with APARICIO, Lates the ‘Sane Cay the Anbassador gave Le9 a ’ copy of a new book-(a ‘Comunist-line Sho=t History of the World) - published in Morelia and written by a Juan ‘ROM, Le? feels that EREMAUNTZ probably brought this book in, At about 1060 hours 29 June Le? got a call from JORRIN at the main gate -—— necded someone to speak Enzlish, Le? went to the gate and found two mea, one wonin, ard a child with JOR RIN mail were AMERICANS, Gne of the meate D5R5047 Said, "I want to speak with you alone," L.9 tried to: get hold of Rozelio RODRIGUEZ, was informed he was out, sc took the two An sican men to the Consulate te See Vice Consul Wilfride CONZALED, Le? stood by te interpret as the ‘Americans spoke no Spanish, GINZALEZ sneaks no English, The conversation went more or less as follows: i fod ENDERSON: I am a Captain, an officer of the intelligence ‘Service, stationed a$ Cape Kennedy, I ama Cozsnunist, ‘ GONZALEZ: How can that be? A Sormunist at Cape Kennedy? ‘ , Hs We ara many, How can I contact tha Communist Party People here in Maxtea? La93 (Suspiciously) I¢ you are a Comnunist, you should earn well know how to contact other Cozxunists, Rs How can we pet to Acapulco? If we head for Cuba in a beat can we get te Cuban territorial waters withous beins attacked? Le9r bho knows? He There are lots of Cenmuwaists in Bolivia »- about half - ' the populatioa, “Lea9s Tan just a simple attache, He T vent to meet the intellicence officer here, L=93 (To G) ALA! He wants to find out who the intelligence officer is here, At this potnt HENUETSON kept insisting that he wmirtel <o talk to an intel offices, GINZALtZ asked hin and his silent vartner to Sere Rae ut their ‘ “So addresses down, Led noted snat the Captain wag Maned RENDSERSON, The other, who wos called Lieutenant, also rave ~ “his name but L-9 2/2 not cet it, EEESRSCN said that he and the SiCREt