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yon ee que attet nc nemnneectetietire Ge aetna “DISPATCH | ¥ z on 3 i — PRIORIGY sn jgigcuenesst* 1G WLI . stent gt IT Ro 3% td oe, Tempo Od Cad ‘Re Bef ceble reiees a maber of fundamental isaues of concern to ; a brief, we de not welcome en activations of the sovement’s ceater ; - fen event vies would greatly complicate cur operational situation. } . fox believing tha government likewiee would proveBly be esberrasced if AMBIDDY 1 Stoee| i @ base for vhatever_nroaras he i 46 planning to undertake. Bepea @ of hie attempte at | | axe significant ia thie context. . 4 hae aa co a Since ve must aseuce tht WIDOT } has allnted to his close ties <2 a “ean (end wore specifically wi.b SECHROFF), the | any weld, jum: to the conclusion that AMORLD 10 in fact @ KYBARK Operation end @eewer or later we would be. forced to dissrow AMIIIOY 1, a circumstance of : which he wuld be bound to_learn with consequent esbitterment. All thess “foe predietahle developments,{  —=_iis most anxious to forestall. Seedless. to | j - gay, Sot BECKROFY and ONTRIGE are ushappy about thie eitmetion of soaflict : Since 4% involves @ ene war: both edmire end whe (in tieir opinion) hes served 1: “GOES. late cote loyally, at sine te te detriment ef his abiding cause to ‘Literate, FARE wes aoe ; "Por the shove reasons, we vals, velcoam infeed ££ forea) ant “Anadectdnesa “tian betaeee WOOIIET Dee ceraem teten’ 2¢ for - least to the expent that. axRIDDY 1 be prevailed won to pass wp "Bese Of operations. Tate Giscriminssory epproesh reflects our avarenses thet Sg Es OA-12258 a = ary err) [rege ene tnsisaes ar emt aah Have a - : H é ‘ ers 1S ms acer Re Sih ile A seige See cudetaadts
. glese use him to penetrate Station's operatiossl program. Giiu jeaves in the We eee, ce faleli ie 2 tak ter el ecr ig + a ns ee ee hi} we Bee) MAO OF A ee we tk ok Re Oe wel TOTS wm OTA I RS wk WE ke al eb, OTM elas st Lear te OES oe OL Te S. WE 5. Le A a Dee SAR T oe Rw WBCetlad iF. .es ee Stee ae lvl 2 g@b ome dl an. 1.38 BOG HB Ls ee atel ee tm wh @, CEB Stativs amis wot Lol; RS islarceae With Ante Ri ant camage we our oe Wandi og witS Ge lielocm services. we can Sart? predic: tet ice etue@tuelan trae. hich Bovement (umlit be bea zer~otlyp acti-am@EU)s; my view am aciice LOOT 2 apunenred pregrOe wish iie’an sr Gl Biwed 6-4 Vila veclag Pear S Tl StEr ce ebe Governmea, to curtail oF surprees wpe eeveupnt. — (nee EERE RIOR TESTAMENT cover St & We realise tast tue Station's poestion, as fet forth epove, secddiee Beedquartere with an exceediagly Gmii-are tasa:. While 28 & .ae% resort ws oould of courge drop discreet siate to Os tac tg guggesting the icedvisettility of affording @ eseociates Genctuary we wali caly eaterteia Ubet dietestaful prospect as @ lest reeort and vita tae fill aepprowai of Beaeidquarters. Wathes eyes . 5, another appmech, only alightly lees unsatiafactory, wuld be to Featrict AMBIDDY 1's radiue of activity to es exteet tantamount t denying Bim all freetom of political action| | But all im ali, it ~woald provebly be beet fcr EVBARE if AMBIODY 1 could to diseunded froe galag through with nie proposed aeove is @ shaser which does mt inirt hie pride and. which does not elienate him from KUBARK.  Beedquartern may be ahle to suggest peletable alternatives t , - 6° A® Fegarde ANJAVA %, we ahare ocas of Resdquarters alegivings shout, eurfacing him to Liaisog. What prompted us to suggest this approach was & @eeLre to overcome the 4icficuities wilch would be facing AMJAVA & in eay ease should he decide tc make hie hogs bere. We are inclined to doubt thet be could obtain permisaion to eater, sd imeigrant etetua without powerful intercession. He would be used by the Station os proj we (ead presumably the host government) wiew e6 compatible with | national, security inte re gte , vy . Fe Soma of the doubts vaiees by Beedquarters axe altogether valid ex were cousidere¢ before-we aide cur proposal. We are least concerned, howver, tee iesues of dual Loyalty and dual control etc, because it happens, to be one of Zags cur objectives in building.e are durable relationship with liaison, re . @ entice them into joint venturee where dual control does exist.. Ge find AMT: a! emperamentally euited (esp since his basic loyalty belongs to MUBARK) to serve i @8 em operational link between Station and: Liaieon, without actd the : Getriment of either. although the tenor of cur rulationship with ery 3 -yadergone @ noteble improvement, there are still deep-rooted reservatlind end 4 suspicions waich @ on of AMTATA, 4° 9 personality traite sight help to dispe.. é. with regarés to the subetance of our operations against. PERRas, . especially thoam cb are GR-oriunted, there ie « uatural miagruity of interests betwee ODYORE ena which renders joint purculite in fact anet desireble. * gee iitsly thas aot; 1] @@ Staties the favor of fecilitating the «= - daa : band af provading bia e@ite viable over, mujhe includiug . @ffieiel i Ste G8 oth 0 ie 1% go at that. We rather doubt chat --enlese pro iF on wuld avail itea.f of aABJAV, #'s services, Let | Balance the pros and cons of surfacing @ valuable KIRARK asse® to Liaison, a : g. She general: concepts guiding | ida. daats hag te Kee tne ~"envvtoae of WUAVE & ware Opetiad way $a ee se tt ae gg. ee preeenting, Btaticn'e. ) propoea * bed wnt My Che seldowtag peta — a mada 5 el we a6 aot propose that he- ewer ais Lenses pereciak “ens " political Ainks with ANBInOT i. ss do mot expent that he discoamect bis stnne. wate te ‘soamesty 10}, alone cease supporting ite prograa. ot ' tho at staid “s pte i, Fe nowt a“ roa aoe conse ee patrs aha! igydar § ‘eS . i sth meet & rei: atte nine bdataiai! ia cami et A Satin cba ha 6 Nite tone obits Wd m what os tens toe atir Cameo et Me aero te sn senengaitinad OF pices tears Os be aon [a] eenrmuse . a. on re serge er ego ston eet ceameeitten preted eRe Pore ; omen” apbrete
en SON Rawk Let, GeVEL, an Caer lel Tet EtG 22 oe Obl Tue gy Ue tidh tO BVO PLT, Nett ORO wg WML 6 i ee Cred Sb TO Ge BWM faa C CRTC e 4@ 2S. - @Sast 8 @&. woe 8 Lee - @258 SCaleei& WebS TYEE Le -flictlesly wink AML. 2, LB eo wxlf enject ABTATA *& Ww Oger Veerio.ion biseel! te 4.2 estaed heh 2@ “3eet O27 Bmowledge @f Pres 14 iG “meet. 1S Oe SpBreti.te, eijaact to tas Sietice @@ privileged ta tre sease « & aot Lapesgtiag 1t to ac /cRe Gs werns 6 BOOG be AMIW. 5,0CSSE chadTs R36 iefvrmelion wula see to oe wauied Scum AMPIDDY 4 and ties arabere cf 124 arveanat. ; : , * . 03ate © will Gees tc apm 6 clear choice betupse cerviag “he omee of PREIMTE liberetion By ectively asencieting Pigeal? ui te MOTD .¢ vases wéertesing if cup reading of tbe at t eoppect)}, of by co-steriag PRSUMEE‘e progrem to supwe:s uater Stetice coatrol. oo i) 8-30 (a ues eaawieus anivien. mechan ce 81 WERT Se nated qeemrativemempmongencicey FF ys & ‘egy CEG TEgERE , rtyrseaciaerainegse . med eon pene ie oon ae? Fp Bag erase we vem
fem A WATASL, Bola re AA RL Uf2 wert te . ain on 15 pay for Door J mechs wacation, A/x saia later tmar 4/2 was starticr 8 new cisiress in jets and wa.ted hin (a/:) ts «ove over there @.y1 ra zee it for hing 4/2 left @iliiem fir, tre «iee-Presizert in char,.@ of paritina fam in his shsenee, Ar QTLOY/L has always had ulticate ecctrol of the A: RLS fiwmds ard bas Simply beer exercising closer perscnal control af then sires a/2 is gone. 2.b ANSIDDY/1 told me that be is selling off some of the @cciopent wich is not Suitable for his c:rrent prograr of corurity Levelocrmrt/livie Action in Latin fieerica in order to raise vorey to ootair ecuirsert and raterials that will bemeded. for: a-mle, he has bouht 22 acres af farm land n-aer west Palm Jaach'to establish a sodel farms for training surposes, He has been conductiry, evening classes for several weeks: are working full time at other Joos, in rural Sorrunity levelopment. He oe bes gotten sore traiziny raterisls and advice frou *Fa2» searze Lodge of a Harvard, who, accordirg to lett-rs fron hie, anosears to se enthusiastic about his contact with A/1 od his orga ization, cu has CONG REO eA <a enR LE mL FT his movement (RX) together while he chances its exchasis and direction toward the constructive sctivity of help in Community covelonrment for friendly Latin American countries end away from the PR ezphasis for which we supported him in the AMAORLD progrem.The farm in Nicaragua to cultivate .Pies is a planned cooperative on the east coast (Sluefields -« honkey Point) ar , to complement a shrimp fishin, cooperative and boat yare at Bluefielis "+ @iieh he has already discussed with President schick, who requested him to “>. -g@ ahead. A/1 and the NBR part in these entervrises is surely advisory in reports, and A/l himself admits, that he is sinoly feeling around now _/ tying to get all the information and ideas he can a>oat this new field of z @ndeaver, (or examole, A/1 just bought 300 baby chicks to work with in “-": @pder to find out they sar best fit into a rural, develowment program. ) | * Rede Of course, AKAOSLD.is finished and all members of the orsmisation knov it. . ‘advised them to get jobs immediately in order te supzert their dependents, - The death of AMWORLD and the reorganization necessary te go inte a new _ Phase (Community Davelo»ment) is no. doubt causing a erisis in the ERR, but “ Bom Clines, who talked with oth-r members of the M22, believes the sane ; thing, and is certain it will survive with enough suppert from Washington So pay for publicity, travel, and sdministrativa costs. re + Je8 =There are.5 men at Monkey Point where one cache (a platoon) of weepone iz 2... @tered, The other two ave Located at luefields ‘and at Hanegua, under  @ontrol of the Niceracusn National Guard, The HRR delerate at Hanapua is . .. She only person whe can suthorige their release, and this must be on >. wepitten authority of 4/1 and appraved by General Somoga, The S nen at ~ Monkey Point are sinply svationekeepers who,. in addition tq, guarding the 7 @amp and. weapons, are teachin: the lecal Indians to read afid write, to oo sperate and maintaln basic machinery, and to plant crops to raise their 8 ao andard of jiving, T, are has seen no evidence from any source of ary oe, . attempts to 5212 BiwokED arma az: anmun tt 2oMe les 7 for about 20 FRR ven, whe -. 896 A/% says his only volitical plans et this time are ts try to continue holding: - training local residents and helping them to orgacize and build facilities, and A/l have both told ne they have made it clear to al] hands and heve ee : Most of them have done so, several going back to work far WAVE, 66 instance, rs) Doth leaders balieve the movement will weather the crisis and survive, Mr. . ~ aah eonet SIM gant Wks Se be pare Sept bee ot ed . eS ap mune ba & dyeatbad-gtiae cere are a , sone tt ee EEpNIRRL HT a Meroe ng aa RB MBE Ma SEY eee ce metptne cree erate OF. ‘ areca) Breer gee fee ne ee Cl
14-00000 i } j i { 3.¢ 0 8=ss Tt ig rot clear what toils source ig trying to eoort, out oresussbly he is 2 tryirg to indicate that 4/1 is hoarding the A 4UNLD money he has been é issues for his persone] use, Aryorne who snows A/l xnows that the last . thing he will ever give up is his magazine and radio brcadcasts. The aan ability to wake speeches ard tave them printed and see his picture e rerroduged ig the top requirerent in fis sakeup. The rext most imore ‘ tart rec.irement is the casavility to travel and hobenob with Heads af ; State send other Anti¢e waieh he excels. These two atgributes are ef considerable BUSARK, ag witness the facet that br, Fitaperald. ; hag inaisted on retaining these capabilities for A/1 to use in tenalf . ef the 4geney. They are certsiniy nore ivportant to hia than roney, es gueh, ¢oreerning which he igs incredibly nalve and disinterested. He . on fe noterious for having to have sozebody else go around with hin to be ‘ (Be gure he hea necessary documents ard money, otherwise he would never heve a & dime in his pocket. I checked further cn this point with a/l at our ae _- Yast meeting on 27 Juce ani he said there wes no evidence of 4/1 / . oy -pilfering the till, the oroblem if any was simply honest nisnar.agenent, 1 - We should remember that A/l has been paid a salary, with Hqg azreement end et our succestion for that matter, of £1,000 a month. ARMORLD/2-> ' wede 4% @ point te devosit the check in A/lts personal accoukt. every wonth, and A/2 maintained de facto control of the account. A/I told ‘ we this incident because he was amazed to find when A/2 left for Spain end turned the records of the secount over toA/1l, he found that he had h oe § thousand dollars in the bank, the most he had ever owned in his life, In addition to this salzery, it should be remembered that A/1 or im @ co-author of the @"Say of Pigs® booll, which was worth several coe FS - thousand dollers to each of the lL co-authors. ee te 4 etek Ty aaah sree sedioe wae ~~. Motes This line of reporting haa been going on for at least the past 2 years’ in Loe the ease of AA and is typical of the incessant gossip and cheracter * agsassination within the Cuban exile commmity in Miami that has been _ going on for the last 5 years, while certainly no paragon of virtue or ef efficiency, it will take more tha this to convince me A/] is a ereck, In the first place, ANJAVA/4 would be the first one to put the finger on him if he started misappropriating MRR funds or otherwise . * playing games that wuld hurt the movement, In the second place, afl 4e - too disurganised to be en effective crovk, even ifm he tried, and it would show up in more concrete form then this report.
“RET i i 28 April 1965 | i , 8 ¢ MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Westera Heaisphere Divisioa ‘ SUBJECT Pregest Jctivities and Poesibie Future # . Piane of Hancel Artias Bueca : tine to dishending his paramilitary eetablishment in de t [4 Hicsrages and Comta Ries. ip hans . ” &  ¥Feturaed most of the eran and equipnent an } . ola. B wFeteresd the aotherahip, ; Veseauelan, Colembien, and Pastaanian governneats utilising “the age 16es e¢ aie paremiiétery forsee. Eeeentially thie . * progran ie the same for all three countries and iavelves a GROUP 4 retudad fra aatematc @ewiescuts 40 dythagsha catlea | Aareihhdinanenneebi Noreen
a @aid pro que arreagecsat wneredyi GS. Arico” would wee ble tusue bea pateut eeione Aissing the evast of thoes oowats ice ead prevees$ guuggling of eres aad/oe geuseat oantseband, ®. Artine wauld receive, te escheuge but thie service, peratseica from tread geveramats t@e keep any arae whieh he might capturd oud sae ‘allowed to matateta bases fren wnsed te tounah operations agatast. Cube. fens of the specifics fellow! . oO Aetias venta potrolous, tusé, ud slethiag fren the governasat for 6 qroug te ie etatieasd Ghee ané a beaenkend to cotebliab 6 GA8G, . sg ghee te 0 lenting 10 Cube, Asting vente SG tauvdiote recegeition by the Colosbias Goveraners / ie teen
14-00000 ae ote 4rtine would soek private ‘flaasclag tren Danaea Artine would start a “eonaados rarales* eperation, similar te that whieh wag the base @2 MRE strength in rural Gabe. . 4rtine would launch a civic action progran oe@ ales would interdict Caban inriltration The above plan would be carried out mainly in Chiriqul Province, J beee) lsgeoug Ge hare ae information oa what Artine propozed -- fm Vousnuela but assume it is much the same as for : : Bealthy Cabes exiles aad Latin deeriesa Syepathizers.
14-00000 Farry Stteti S@EMORANDUH FOR: Caief, WH Divisica Geesece t Prepesed Seeting Botwoen ° Caief, WE and AMBIDDY-1 @ 1. AMBIDDT-1 weet to Nicaragua om 11 Way 1965 to Feaeve his resaining mea cod equipment from that country. asé to complete secure storage arrangements for the emall eras which he has retained. He has a neoting acheduled | . with Gomeral Peralta in Guatemala later thie week aad expects to be back im Miami by 17 May. So @, We hopes to meet with Chief, Wi at any convenicat @ime thereafter to report on the disbanding of ané te discuss asy other matters which may be of mucual . ABIBOT-1 Bes indicated that he is willing te eoutinue cooperating with the Agesey by furaishing infer- waties and uadertakisg political action casks a8 required. He heped that the Agency, in tura, will bo able to aseist Bis ie @imascing a linited publicity program eousistiag gainly. of radic breadcasta and tho HER. « This . wealé help to keep Ais sovenont: alive and mainteie Bim es 2 exile leader whe would thus be of continued waiws te the Agency im activities of autual interest. . - . 9. We suggest that bis witting desuty; ABJAVA-<, - @ be fnvited te visit Uashington at the same time. te pertietpate in other discussicas eoecersing poaaible. activities in the guture. It would bo appreciated if Gaief, Wi were able te ect a couvenisat date ger a apetieg im evder that wo aay aotily SxBIRUt-1 ie aevance. f. me ecemny/e BOP/WH/C/CA/EA/CRJonkine: bh (13 May 65) Bistribution: Orig & 1 - Addrewase SS SRL £ i 3 3 £
14-00000 : ation, er to go. inte university level training ia a holding ...,@@ the Rey personnel of the organization. BeOR4No Foe Tae BCom GUBJECT: Proposed Meeting with AUJAVA-<4 2. Ee additios te the watter of meeting the AMPORLD Seigte on their errival is Nee Grieans, AMJAV4-4 indicated he wes ever gore interested in talking with me about SES If073~1°s prewent frame of mind and plang for the future, about gomm ef which be ig a little concerned, AMJAVA-4 aatenée toe seo 44MBIDOT-1 for a few days the first. part of @aie week and will try te get a complete and curreat reading from AMBIDDT-1 during thie time. AMJAVA-4 wants to diacuss @h4e in detell with me prior to the meeting of AMBIDDY-} with Calez, W@, presently plenned for the week of 24 May. O Gmeava-G algo wishes to Giecuse the two job offers he Bag received from the Agency, ie, a job with Caracas @eepesity fer future coumitesent to a post-Castre Cuban regize. & tae eeme topice fer discuseion soncerning last-miante. @cvetions ia the clese-out of ABWORLD and dispositica of soxe_
3490000 . SECRET 1. 48780.-4 seid he hed talked esly briefly with S8BI00%-1 on hie retura frem Guatemala and Nicaragua (21 May, just befare A-4 left to moet me in Mew Orleans). ’ @2 geid he had ¢alked with General Peralta in Guatemala ‘ gpd bac d'solaeised emy semseetion with Beberte Alejes’ oe 7 @e@p gletting or the foreer ER2 Cubans who had been involved : ‘ with 4¢. He bec ei@e eutiiged hie prepesal fer Peralta to * @eneider whereby 4-1 ané the MER would undertake, at the * fmvitation of the local govermment, te agsiet in countering Cestro/ fet (afAiitratios and subrersion, and te help : Geveilep rural civic ectica programe ag a posititw counter- . eey program, 4-2 elaised that Peralta seemed very * gerieamiy interested in the proposals and appeared quite eppreciative that 4-1 hsd been able te vwieit Bim. 4-1 @mceets Ghat Peraite wil) wiek te talm te Bia further is wegaré ¢e aie eounter-inuurgensy prepeenia. ' @ 4&7 elee Gelked ageaia with Oesident Schick ia ieoregua ebeat the above prepegsl. Sehiek had thought - ‘ their proviess discussion and appreves a pilot program. 7 be fua en the cast coast, with the rural civic action , progran tees Bluefields. This will allew 4-1 to kes» a . gow of bis men im the coun¢ry te work ca the program ehile eeiateiaieg evourity ef the weapons be has stored there. &1 @lee talked with Laie Goeosa, at the latter’s invitatien, ‘bee jedieated there was sething new er interesting fren. ee seated pda Sibae OR “7 BS 3%, & <4 ie net eure bineelf how mach 4-1 has been able of... . @€@ seeemplivh in Big wieite in Central aad South America, a ne eeé bow euch ef Bie ropertinag is wiehful thinking. Ee ie » Powerer, te #911 4-1] short end hee watehed hina Peed pore ise- @ ¢o E:héese" euecesefully ever tee Leng poried ef tins. ; ae etiegsiticall yn re esas sae eweees ceca . TAT en atomic had tp Called weit scaamaptle ese as Fe 12 OF Feder teggammwraeemen 4 oe Ratton peep ata STIS dege afer aR sega Om > ah
tee, SECRET “2 4 Gi Geeiged te coms te Bow Srieass ea the night of Weg 42 erder te weet the two Sift beatae at Morgan City ca Hay (their latest ETA). Having done all the preliminary feg work aad uade all the arrangemente, 4-4 decided both of ¢hes would set be neceegery and he planned te return te Elian’ the sight of the 34th. I promised te contact both of thea phose om Tuesday aight (36 Hay) to make sure the Swifts: get BR go previess, and te infore 4-1 a firm time for hie seoting with G/U (echeduled fer 1506, a7 Way). : Gar) 3. Jenkins ne WH/C/CA/ EA
14-00000 -, Diatribution: f C; 2 JM 6g : & , HEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Wi Division . guBJECT : Interview between ir. Geerge Cabot © oo, . Ledge end Eanuel 4rtiee Buega . t t ; 2. Pursuant to your conversaticus with Manuel | io arties on 27 May 1966, the latter has expressed a @eeire te meet with Mr. Geerge Cabot Ledge in order te further diecues practical meeens of implementing a civic: eetiem program ia. Nicaragua. @, Artine’s current plans and echedule are as @ellewe: 2-4 June in Miem’i, Plorida; 4-12 Juse in. . 3; 12-14 June in Panama; i¢d- pessible trips te ; -, Goloabia. and Guatemala. : 9%. Avtime eaphesined, however, that he could re- . "whee ¢hie eekedule 1f need be in order te meet with fr, Ledge in Cambridge, Masa. or any other location at . &. lotee’e convenience. soy "poo /may/0/=S4/aDRohi fing: bh (2 Jane 68) Oris & l= - Addressee rere . } Cae t SEU? (rae tesa eufematic atid, Gawd 328g nd | dastanpinicetizn se ifeceetee neni AL 84 ARATE ATE ESM Matrices cathe oe memes mn eta ya ger aan FT Oo
14-00000 SECRET C. 3 June 1965 Calef, Ux/Po/B Mr. d. Be Stefvane Background Szetch on Dr. Manvel 4etios Buesa : 2, Manuel frtime Buesa, a non-practicing medical @eetor, began hie political activities in Cuba during the year 1939 whon he participated is the formation of a civic aeticn type program knows. as the “Comandes Rurales.” The Gemandes Rurales actively participated with the Castro — wegiee during ite initial agrarian geforn, but eventually... Broke with it due to Castro's shift to Marzism-Leninisa. — Ht was at this point that Artine former’ the Movimiento de Recuperacicn Revolucionaria (anR, Zovement for the Recovery ef the Esvoluticn), a political organization which he beads wp te date. The degree: of Artime’s activities in the civic aetion program was reflected by the fact that Artin, ‘prior - @@ Bis break with Castro, had been appointed a deputy in the Institute. Kacioual de la Befer2a &gregaria (INRA). for. -- et , 4etime’s first contact with the Ageacy place just prior te his epen break with Castro and. he. . Was exfiltrated from the fieland by the A4geacy. . A4rtine. Gedicated himself to the continued development of the MAR spy Mmeal ealled upon by the Agency to be the political repre- | “|. gemtative for the Cuban Brigade 2506 whieh landed at the - Bay ef Pigs. Artine was captured and ceatencsed to be.  @gpgeuted. This was later comented by Castre to life — “=. @mprisenseat. In 10623 Artine wes among those repatriated ".. @@ ¢his country under the prisoner exchange. - Doe. ®, In mid-1063 the Agency again asked artine to head. “SS gg gu¢ememous paramilitary organiaation nade up and trained > @gelueively by Cubans and funded by the agenoy, lubjeet set re“ t eee eters ees apr z Y ore
14-00000 me ' ¢he pcliti’cal banmaer of che HERR Artinme* & group. conducted : ° 8 gee@des in Miemi, Florida and bis telephone suaber igs G08) Ted~8144, -2- es up e geries of training campe in Central ageriea, Usiag geveral paranilitary operations against the isitesd of Cuba with varying degrees of success. In early 1963 by order ef the 303 Committee it tas desiged to phage. out the Agency’ e @upport to A4rtime siace 4t was felt that perdailitery cpera- tions against Cuba were futile and ineffective. Although he disagreed with this decision, Artiae has been fully coopera- @ive im diebanding hia organization. The peramilitary wing ef the HBB is aow ccoapletely disbanded, and a few political gepregentatives remain in Central america ana Pilorida, 8. @ubject ia currentiy attempting te re-enliet the ‘Agency's support in order to keep his political organizations fstact... If approved by the 303 Committee, Artine’s MER - i will receive a small subsidy. Artime also plans to establisn | , t: @ eivic action program along the lines of the Commandos Rurales 2 ge various Central and South 4merican countries. In euch as endeavor Artime would be strictly on his own without any sutrtntgeanre sete SAREE EN SN EYEE: UN SYS OH a a + We phe veo ee eupport from the Ageasy.. & 8¢ d@ ia order to discuss this future program that frtime ie anxious to meet with Mr. George C. Lodge, Jr. fe underaigned, who is subject's current cage officer, is @eady and willing te contact Mr. Lodge directly and ¢ravel te Cambridge shceuld this be useful, Artime permanently SECRET - . . ~ Serres sreunepan eticetnit Monte EE AUT ELA TATE Ae NE ae - awe ee nee reiting EE ene vata
pba earned 7 June 1965 __ SUBJECT: Contact of Manuel Artime with Professor, George © pO ‘ ° ‘Lodge and with Col, Barrientos of Bolivia 1, X talked with Manuel Artige by phone the night . ; nn ef 4 June; He said he had received a call from Professor : : oye Lodge that afternoon but was not at home to talk with bia, : So. Ge (This was obviously a follow-up from tle offer made to ne | artime by Chief, WH to put him and Lodge together on his , proposed civic action activities.) I told him there was ge reason he should not return the call and arrange for a -geeting with Lodge at their mutual convenience, | 9 Avtime said that wes his first reaction, but ; . ... efere he could make the call another message had come in <ucvo @gem Col, Barrientos of Bolivia asking if he could visit | -  -  ¢he country for the benefit of his advice and counsel and - @ffering to send a Bolivian Air Force plane to pick him up. and bring him to La Paz. I asked if he were acquainted | ..With Barrientos or an expert on Bolivia and he said he ‘sew ‘ go more about cither of them than what he had read in tue . papers. He had no jdea of the reason for the invitation, | - but wanted to check with us and find out if we had any - gequirements for him in cage we wanted him to make the visit. Z told him I would check with Chief, WH next morning and @all1 him back. ‘ loc maceerumamequnens | (400 ee cmemaenmstemni tary oak Mie see ono a are of : 3. On the morning of 5 June I called Artime. He said Professor Lodgy had called him at 0700 that morning and told _ him he was interested in getting together with him, . Lodge. gaid be would be in Panama on 14 June, and Artime said he mg planned to be travelling in that area at that time and could easily meet hin there. Artime told Lodge he was willing te make a trip to Poston to see him earlier and that after such @ preliminary menting, the next meeting in Panama would probably ‘be more useful, Lodge seemed delighted and invited Artime mets peng genders ieee eminem 4 cere eg im euemerate Gare te down cepeing tad éoctnaanicatios dececnete es epee everest eee carne AIAN RETEE Mes OE ee, ATG Aimy 10 BATE
14-00000 Zo te lunch vith hia on 9 June, I suggested to Artine that he plan to meet Lodge on 9 June, stop in Gashingtos on the way home where I could meet with hia (and furnish his a briefing on Bolivia which he desperately requested). If suggested he send a message to Barrientos saying he could be in Panama on 11 June and could see Barrientos a8 soon thereafter as transportation could be arranged. (Artise has @ visit with President Robles of Panama scheduled about that time and can work it in, together with the meeting with ‘Lodge on 14 June in Panama. ) . , 4, Artime said he had found out the background of the davitation from Barrientos, One of Barrientos’ trusted aides had been to Washington or New York and in passing | through Micmi enroute home heard a MRR radio broadcast about countering subversion, civic action, etc. that attracted his attention. There was also a brief analysia of the situation in Bolivia which appealed to him as the best-balanced hehad heard, ‘He thereupon started asking questions about the MRR and Artime and was referred to one” ef Artime's people who turned over some copies of “Tridente”. (magazine of the MRR), The aide remarked that he was going to report to Barrientos of his discovery of a Cuban exlle group that seemed knowledgeable of Castro and Communist gubvereion operations and had some useful ideas of howto. frem Barrientos, Fee wer cat tate counter them, Two days later Artime received the invitation ae
14-00000 - - Apel on Loree ky DISPATCH | TS a Action Required: None. Por Your Information, i i i i 4. The AMOTs have recently submitte tted two short reports — providing some information about ANWORLD and AMBIDDY-1 activities, 2. AMOT-84 reported the following in Re 1965, which he had acquired from Iden A information was AMWORLD-2: | port DD-1414, 19 May ae » whose ultimate source of : e&, AMWORLD-2 left for New York with his family on 15 an Way 1965, this being his first step towards disconnecting . himself from AMWORLD. Before he jeft, he hande ‘ d over to 28 AMBIDDY-1 the AMWORLD monéy which he had in the bank, Clone -b, AMWORLD-2 said that AMBIDDY-1 was devoting all hig attention to obta‘ning money by the sale of military equipment « AMBIDDY-) had &@lready realized 0.8. $30,000 in this manner and hoped to raise still another $30,000. AMBIDDY~1 currently had all the AMWORLD money under hig absolute control and said he intended to act ag treasurer of the organization, | ‘@. AMBIDDY-1 gave the impression of not with any political plan. Oscagionally he talk about interviews with his “contacts" and about a budget for propaganda, Other times he gave consideration to propositions of friends, such as the Spaniard who acts as his chauffeur ye . and secretary, concerning various business deals, He also talke of ying « farm in Nicaragua to cultivate rice, ete, a being involved ed to friends “@, The general opinion within AMWORLD is that the organization is entering a crisis and, with the separation of RED-2 from the Organisation, AMWORLD members would no songer continue to receive their galaries. Attachnent: a, Olen 2674037 Identities, w/e /eluch ) ; Do a 7437 Distribatioa: 88 capy Tre Pry TP) 14 14. 27/3 L _ seemed iro CLABSICA! a “ : ; Gasieuen ee 4 TOR | a ct cele SECRET @ 10=-6-95/4 . ee
14-00000 ? ere cr ESSA ra SC RN CONTINUATION OF aaa aan DISPATCH SECRET UFGA-21947 3. In AMOT Report EE-1438, 4 June 1964, AMOT-84 further reported information he had véeceived from iden A, as follows:. a; Iden B said that AMBIDDY-1 was only concerned with maintaining the small AMWORLD camp in Nicaragua, where there were weapons, ammunition, and seven gen, the were there without the knowledge of the ODYOKERs, Iden B said. that AUBIDDY-] was awaiting an opportune moment to arm as many friends as possible and leave for PBRUMEN, b. Iden C said that there really were arms and @umunition cached in the camp in Nicaragua, but that the seven een there spent all their time looking for persons to buy the aras and ammuniticn, ° ¢. Iden C also said he believed that if ANBIDDY-1 was keeping up his radio transmisrions and. payments to some journalists it was because they served as a cover for his commercial operations and that all the propaganda would disappear when AMBIDDY-1 had to use AMWORLD money to keep up She propaganda, 7 tao. | pana SEARS OS RON 2 sa TENS ea xian ig Sree Bs 5 85H
s i Undsi Separate Cover attachment to UFGA-21947 ‘ @ (AMOT subscurce) (AMOT subsource) oe S & by | i] oe atest, samneenltie-t Rewer oa + a oo kevel nen re tee Paes t oat. HO AIT. URSA. 2197 ne te eee tert gain ty Ose pera age
14-00000 He woes not really have a plan but appears to be reacting to immediate crises Ben Aasy ad \ Frem: Ceorge Lodge | Res Manuel Artine , | In gercral, Artime impressed me greatly and we got along very well. He is oo. 3 energetic, idealistic, enthusiastic, highly motivated and in my judgenent 7. - wl suited in every vay to the task he intends to pyefavm: perform, As you ‘ know, he is 33 years old, tough-minded and filled with ideclopical fire, mo : His weakness would appear te be a certain lack of em focus and conceptualisation. : ‘ end opportunities like a fire fighter. He and his group, therefore, need careful and thoughtful leadership and guidance to get the most out of them and te. | _ eal with problems in the proper order of priority and a urgency. : He arrived late at the Business School because the taxi driver got lost. * We had quick lunch together smtvitexjmtsmt which I had to leave early in order - te be in class at 1230. At my request he joined ne in the classrcom.. I was .» giving a lecture on the role of the manager in the midst of radical change to a a ern of alumni who are at the Gchool for a short seminar on 4nternational. ‘pusiness | eenaee 4 aren! = 015 ees we Skt eve Pig te 9 er ocaatyentge gs pe eV ter eee HE % en sve RAED ME cP TEED Dr PEE PS IEEE RSE oe ot . a exelent t impression, & a 2 F lM ther. talked in my office for 3 hours, A mmmary of the conversation fulLowet He tena me of his work with the Indians on the Atlantic Coast of Nicaragua where: he has S gen gon working on commniity development problens including health, z ‘education, road building, rice narketing and sick bea’ buildings He hae 10 men at hie base cf operations on the coast. He mentioned that he knew! arique Pereira, “t Loe ppt Scns biel in a TN . a young manay or én Manages clesely cesceiated with DICAE and in mp Sudgorent 4 otk tite 8 aR mr Sondine é : ra alte tied ath aiid Score Pac iL Pace CEH MM etd susie bre ¥ scape it 8 899 ‘om
714-00000" reo | geemeoee Pires eres Ty ee / - thee esse 2 He iocussed his civic sction training progres in Kiaal vaich has ‘om & sean cpt cnenar reemematnn Just started anil 1a which he aid he has 32 nen enrolled. This is a 3 month program to prepare men for rural organisation work of various kinds. Be eppie of his need for help tm with respectiae to cocperative training and | especially coopera téte leadership selection and preparations # pe D ee ERED EE HOT A I ee w@- He spoke of his conversation with tke Gol. Peralta im Guatemala and said. ‘that after a a foareday field trip he reported to the President. thate c. &. the Arey was old fashioned, had poor ideas and :as 411 2quipped | to fight guerilla warfare or te carry cut the elvis action program which were ergemtly necessary, . be He said he found sericas subversion anong the Indians largely . ‘ eheough #9 amall, radiocs which Cuban trained Guatemalans were giving to the Indians "and which’ were tuned in on Radio Cube only, He knew specifically of § os oe ongsged in this work. = skeet re canna te, fs -- @e He spoke of the danger of Soon in the acuntaine ani said thet a 2 Perelta shoved hia tgnorance by brushing Sosa off as a smll-tine operator with ‘joaly @ handful of men around hin, Artine said he bad shout 2§ men with hin and 7 added that this ws enough to start a lot of trouble. He said he would ike to | begin something in Guatemala but had no speeifie suggestions. v3 Ms at po itn ny rey ni ‘Feferred te as "the Quban commnity.® ; eee ob, ve “and who Artime described as a very geod mmmm man, He is deoray concemed abort the ‘PERCE situation in Solombias < We Le leaving shortly for. Bolivia vere fae be has been Aneta te end ” a So. PA a gee e ar oF im ee | Baring tic eoures of the conversation Z made the folowing sregestions oo which met with his enthusiastie apnrovals "tae ach a
14-00000 % 1 enews 2 8G . . ; , Srtime eco 3 T believe his key contribution way be din the area of. rural organization and motivation, He acd his men (he said he has 220 available for immediate action) need rurel organisation training. Only a few know mich about it. I suggested therefore he investigate the cooperative training echoe] at Antigonish, | Nowa Scotia, which from everything I have been able to find out in Panama and elgeuhere is the best thing of its kind in the wocld. He said he had beargi of it wery favorably and mentioned he would talk with a Bishop friend of his and _ 6 if he could ret sone of his men enrolled in the school imnediately. _ © told him in some detail of our work in Vere-uas Province and of Bishop ‘WeGrath's general development plans and also of the Bishop's intention to establish a cooperative training center in Veraguas. I mentioned the possibility ef cne er two of his men working in Veraruas alongside my men who will be there _» thie cuimer and thereafter, lle was extrenely enthusiastic about this and euggestad e &. a? ody a ’ Saw rn, e a a a SY toe w . Pa es a ee ~ , 7 Nestor Taquierdo, a 29-year-old Ouban Negro vhom he said had dane rural organization _work with him in Cuba, He spews very highly of him. My thought was that perhaps aie Isquierdo might join my men . during the sumer with Bishop HoGrath's approval, work on our eocparative project there and perhaps remin te help the Bishop. . " eet up his training center aml carry on such other activities as might be useful. Tgquierdo is apparently very versatile in his talents. He might go te Antigontas, onevhere long the way if that esemed wise, We left it that I would eee how ” a carrer ths Veraguns project goes, would tall informally to the Bishop and would met a . 7 v Artine end possibly Tequierde tn 1 San Salvador on August 5. St that tim we woulda” Be ; _ daside vhether it would be wise for Artine a ant/or Taqalerdo to come with me to ow. | EEE STR aE eA MTT EEite +  eaee com * roe erent oc lta tates Seiten UO = eyasetat Le citmgine, mee bt ee ee ante cr Cr es . . + ce a . . . en en + eet Tosa” 3 . et . - . eee Stee aD © aot ' : ran . vee Rate TE aa ape fy . te ~ tone . cote ' . : eR OR : ~ 2 o . an i ed . . “Amarton, Gould you tako oar of thist te pt a yl - oeoe He gave me hie address aa 1270 bs Son treats Mant and ‘elephone « Sr o Mb ina, F Ivan domly presse by Aine an yl Bike to we ith if ee rene crepes we
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14-00000 REP PREPAY practag es seni ST tRhges SF . f a hee , PARA Mm aA, @eEPvw Bet Ca Be F&F AMA wa 3 VUE OG. %-eRe 96 Lreemaes CARBS, 1h. 7 68 f dare TS 98S ° Roger favvey . * Der Andyt a oT have dust come back from a three-day vinit. ta Vern: Peg ‘here thingn ere going along very welt, Thera are now & arly coonemats iven in the vreaien arcuné Sartines, In the viliace of Pranetecs & larga training nenter da under ‘qamet met tan eoeatnet te canremaaenme in cn cmsigs Ie Lepr wil) hese 69 reranne far naoperotive trainin: soraes and. . fer. other teaching’ in murel dersiaomert, “here fa Cewettory | ae ests an. etagaroon PEReee The ‘watiding war financed Aa fo awe t ; 1 R85) from tae govemmity” of whe ne Hethes Eee C eeeiaeenenmenmmmaiaed ta «velormant oe % Br & BARS wake ¢ Srakes ‘tree aroun _Panans, ty tern fan are yard at “sot: yee aR ant etary ' ar of the aan “Franejess: Monten’ iD shee thin weala twa Ba tien) Beobpe mt cerning soars eer Lt, - rie mma ae BET Bade meas 1 0 4 4 2 & ! mies ence sersescestF Ort ON:
oe ake teva ae + ea CAMA REO VOLE Ce OF Pama a 7 WRarone: seus 8 ona . COMME: 10, TB 2 : weaka be in at the tezireicg of this effort which aeipete ot ® cote enuls Fave aster ’ ty dffeate thriuchoud tv. Peertca, He would be learning ant aves tear-ing j ~ The Wiehear HuRggeet a4 *hat he cnul4 wee anotbes pen ag well ana 3 f° farther sugseeted that fair of Nestoz's friends from Mias{ nicht wart bate come and take Pethor Steelés coarse in Sarmusry at gan Praneisco. : Ee coste adout @€C a month, tmeluding everything. Le aad 4 cas ce 1) Bishes knew Gammel, having met him in Chieacs at ‘gone meetings : “and he has the hiahest recera for hia, We gogreeted that he esulé meet. & j Wanuel and Neeter in Minad on June 28 when he will be them etaving ._ : pe with Nie ferbevatuetes stev-father, Col. Harry Schetble. 6491 ; Sg “Allison Teland R4., Miami Reach, IT called Mamel and he and Beater - _ oe Will & see the Ainhoo on che sering of June 28. I told the Atehon “a . 4 re ee ‘Btenop axpeata Heater te be remmare 4 #tnance ; 7. ne Say eff. te Colombia omar eyed a AX: he beets a AUG ae HE. seo porepemegen ene t a 4. ae 2 Pon aad
14-00000 re wat ~ individual @nd not as representative of an 'Farvemilitary people who would be ready for emergency contingency gi ah 4 Meetings with AWJAVA-4 in Washington, 27-28 June 1965 Subject: Proposed Agency Programs 1, Following the demise of AMWORLD, AMJAVA~4 has become familiar with three other Agency progrags, or proposed prograns, and he asked if he could have some clarification as to just what we wanted from him and his people. I explained that there were three different functions which needed to be done and that the Agency was trying to develop programs to meet each need. The three functions concerning Cuba are: . wht (a) to maintain the MRR as a. respected resistance. — erganization with a political posture which is acceptable te ncst Cubans and not inimical to U.S. interests, We are asking approval of . @ minimum budget for subsidy of the MRR which will pay for its pubiished and radio publicity matter, subsistence to survivors of MRR killed, disabled, or captured, and travel expenses for. AMBIDDY=-} as the leader of the tiovement outside Cuba, We are trying to Guide A-1 into a program of Community Development/Civic Action . projects in Latin America as a means of projecting an image of the MRR and of A-1 as constructive, forward-looking people instead ef Gimply exile counterrevolutionaries. We would hope that euch activities would keep the movement together, give the sesbers ; practical experience which would eventually be useful in Cuba, and in the meantine, would render useful results in countering problems of insurgency in Latin America, ) to prepare a managerial and executive tean. of - specially selected Cuban exiles who would be ready. to Bove into Cuba; . should relations be resumed with the United States in order to furnizh effective direction of necessary governmental functions and . aesist the. United States in denying the island to Communist. control, Seiected candidates would, hopefully, be fairly young. @8 well as intelligent and capable of profiting from extensive training programs which would be designed for each to prepare him to perform a specific function in a future Cuban regime. . The program would be apolitical, each person being considered as an y organization, This the program for which A-4 is being considered for training in ' the field of internal security for work with the Agency ina post- Castro Cuban reg e- 2. .£}) to select and maintain a small cadre of Cuban exile | °
Gituations anywhere in the world on short notice and for shore 9 pericds of time. Then not gobilized, the Agency would asasace them inmaintaining employment and supporting theaselves, Shey would also, of course, be available for emergency operat ioe, - - commitment to Cuba if required. (It was explained that thy, wag i: the program handied by Mr. Tom Clines of 50D, who wae preaene and. @iscussed it more in detail with A-4,) ark 2, A-4 understood that the programs outlined above wana, ; only parts of an overall concept concering Cuba, that the qyerge wag @esigned to meet long-term political considerations, the sbegnd @ meet long-term strategic requirements, and the third ta wee¢ : : current operational needs, He understood and completely ayreed : £ with each program, and agreed to cooperate in executing oan of to : them, to the maximum of his ability. He will be happy to s:no¢ and - recruit for us in each pregram, and will try to influence. Awsrppy-1 : : asong the lines we want him to follow, A-4 appreciated .ouy. - ‘@zplanations and stated that he could be much more helpfuh ts us now that he understoud what we were trying to accomplish. meee 6: AM ee RUHR RERRTEEBER ORR APE oA 18tER EIT Hr SAT
14-00000 CHUEF hints _ __ _. i _. Le atead bead ” es } om + onse; — a Senne earetimeemnen rman winter oo , [mar Tec orrrar CHIEF oF RAT TOuae eave AIBILOV} ACTOVITIES . ‘ : AMLITAINT=1 REPORTED ON 28 JUNE 1965 THAT AMBIDDY-1 Was F AGAIN ACTIVE IN THE WAVE AP-A, AMBIDDY=1: HAS -RECONTACTED Many OF HIS AMWORLD MEMBERS, HE HAS TOLD THEM THAT HE 9S RE-OPENING , _ THE TRAINING CAMPS FOR THOSE WHO WERE IW THE INFILTRATION TEAMS e AND THE GUERRILLA WARFARE TEAMS, HE HAS STATED THAT HIS SUPPORT : WILL GE RE-INSTATED ON 1 AUGUST. ANBIDOY<1 HAS. ALSO TOLD HIS MEN , THAT HE STILL HAS MOST OF HIS WEAPONS AND SOME OF HIS SHIPS. FROM THE AMAORLO PROJECT. to - : es Oe Aa ERE bs | CHOSE REFER SPOPATSH Sao AnD AUlBEH ; Bare , ar Vectra HOG FILE Mumsare { - . SECRET —— | gorezezagy iver vuoennen “ee, ORUCINATIN a ie a OF rie * * GRRE bd Frege COUHUANATING a OPFELL GY Me 1. " VALE _ { 08140 89'S epaaae ata ae ay welt ap mT wneeeemien ‘Baer
ae 1g? - : so" 4 ¥ we a . ‘ee % ae a caer OAM ABA. REPOKELICE BE Pau awa TELEPORS. $0088 me wueEaeD Com, wre Pyly 2, P4465 Binge oe pete Vernonseta oe : as : oy Eke Rates = I Siet eveve with Bieter Yetrath wha Paw &"t oe. ¥da-¢ Laer, Fe 4  nesdar afterness, Art wae aeroe-rag!: 42 he @& ann aQemet Teen fan2d, wr} ; the Biehan eni4 bal enge “=pp Gaetan, Weertar wie vnt Chars, _ : After e leretie sary: eerge, Tee Bpekew agri that ba aed Ape” $ hho aa oe | the brad vias ga Poltaw wrutd be ta goed fran 4 + . i ef Artis veraraee een tr Mather Stealeta senrerat Lveeenmsiit : wg ¥patnine cemrpe which wilt be held fn San Pranctess., Varseus 4 arnt Sanuarr 18, &% the era oF the (carree, whieh 7 halter S @ waa’ foc wloaety een: ante ere: “gonresned. “the A eae tos aia. working hie, wag , 2 vee” hie & Yat ana he and 4. ther aot “atone vere matin EP Ssona aba
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13 duly 1965 Deputy Chief, WHD/Cuba . Chief, WH/Budget & Fiscal 7” Payment to AMBIDDY~-1 for Month ef July 1965 . e a paynent off | oe <2) requested that you approv ‘gor the month of July 1965 to be given to AMBIDDY-1, These funds will be used by him for propaganda and political t to dependents .. getavity of the URR, plus payment of suppor In order to expedite getting the funds to and survivors. AMBIDDY-1, the AMWORLD funding channel will be wead until haniem has been established which can be more another mec elosely controlied by Headquarters.
14-00000 ~ 7 | 2B duly 1965 a ee ee te HEMORANDUE FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Activities of AMBIDDY-1, 1-10 July 1963 1. I talked to AMBIDDY-1 by telephone on 2, 8 and 10 July with the gist of the conversations outlined below: | ' "gg. AMBIDDY-1 had two long conversations with Bishop McGrath of Panama on 30 June and 2 July. They discussed the center for studies of rural cecoperatives at San Francisco village in Veraguas Province, Panama, that is being developed under the Bishop's auspices. with support from Harvard University and which has two men there at present. Prof. George Lodge ie the Harvard representative and has been visiting the center. A-1. received a letter from Prof. Lodge asking for assignment of an experienced man to the staff of the center. Bishop McGrath repeated as the request, saying he would like to have two men as soon a as possible, with a tetal of six by January were] | on ‘ - ave vant eroepaecsc a :oEDienons” aint TELAT, POMP GT INDIO lee ARE So Sh . ‘ tn ineraase the program. The two men selected. were and . | both Negroes from Griente Province ana termer i Gomandos Hurales, A~1 asked the Bishop what part the Panama Government played and was told they approved, although they were not directly involved. A-1 understands that the center . will train students from all over Latin America and has . already graduated more than twenty students from several eountries. . . b, The five man security force left by A-1 at Monkey Point, Nicaragua, in addition to guarding a weapons cache, eentinues to teach the local indians ia‘reading, Wriss6, ' pasic operation and maintenance of machinery, and rice me planting. nee e. ‘The community development/civic action training — program for MRR members which A-l has been running in the . evenings in Miami is about. half finished. He hae about twenty men attending regularly after work with several others ' attending whenevertiey oan get away from their jobs. The — Spronmpaemene RRR ae 1 . cthuded fut wotomebt . ‘ doer es iuie and Le . . ~ declacns Lacon
14-00000 weve , , % oe studying organization ef rural cooperatives, . a is chief instructor for this phase and will sén © Panama as 600m a8 the classes in Miami are > : cospleted. . t . . : . @ A~l has bought a small farm (22 acres) near West | , | . Palm Beach to develop as a sedel farm for his training ' program. He is installing generators, water pumps, and se ABER SHE thtbewe te ee Starting to raise chickens, etc. He hopes eventually to . i’ - bring a few students at a time from Latin America as his : an. program progresses. to show them what can be done with . emall plots if proper farming techniques are used, : @. A-1 received another message from Bolivia saying im effect that the situation was still about the same and again asking if he were able to visit there. . He stalled them again (at our request) and agreed to be out of town ie eheorwise scheduled until the matter dies a natural e@ath, ~ we, , = Seth 3a. Wei de, 2. The Veat German Government has issued echolarships -paying all tuition plus $100 per month subsistence in German universities to three of A-l's people who have been living in : Spain. They will go to Gergany in August to study the language for six months then begin their studies. They are Angel LAVANDERA, — economics; Carlos MAYO, engineering; and Luis CAVADA, engineering. — “cog This is follow-up to the meeting A-l had in Rome with. the German : Ambassador that was arranged for him by the Vatican Secretary af State last December, 421 ol intr inaineranareenitnetnn es gos ts yi : 3. Al is leaving 13 or 14 July for about.10 to 15 days \ .. . Wieiting Central America. He will go to Nicaragua first to talk . ' . With President Schick and General Somoza, then to Monkey Point to check on the condition of the base, security of the arms he = has cached there, and to observe the civic action training his ' Ben there are conducting for the local Indians. He will then go to Costa Rica to talk with President Orlich and Foreign . Minister Oduber who have sent word they would like to mset sith him as soon as convenient for him. From there he will go to. | Panama to see President Meccos Robles, who has been expecting _ a him for severe! weeks. A-1 wiil describe the project he is. °°. about to enter with Bishop McGrath and Professor Lodge and — confirm President Robles’ attitude toward it. A-1 will aise vieit Veraguas Province and leck over the training center. 4. = alee informed 4-1 that hie prepogal te nainteli v. 5. sugport for the MRR.to pay for support to depanderts and > SgeRET
14-00000 ak , . geurvivors of ERR people, for delegates, the Tridente, and radio , broadcasting had been approved for monthly. He was t : gratified to receive continued support for che movement. q told f hie we would try to get the July payment into the bank through ~- me, the old AMWORLD funding mechanism pending development of & new ; _. funding systea, : ’ ey * Carl “S, Jenkins wa/C/Ca/Ba 7 ‘Wales, Don SMBIDDY-1 201 . ASSF eds
SECRET (Sbeo Filied Joh = ome uo } vate pare: wSutnds eG. rer REQUEST is PANGRT "si Siviston (AXEIDoY . , 1,4 CONFIDENTIAL FUNOS | Reretary Division 13 July 1°66 On Gee Tiak CUMS ARE BEELEETER EOD EFF te tal Bus A tenance 1m€SS OF & Coe IoERTiAk. EXTRAS iBasy Ce Ceaecacy aTUAs abd a8 imTENOES Cee vet O6 Seurecs: TePosst te axPFOory Zs] IKROVEN Ageount. ‘OP @xtracrclnary exsenses for July 296%, nda eretreune tse seet of mp knoslecce and selief that oubsidy evicusty wate availabie to AMS2O: 7 hawe been oF are Leia pZpended for authoriged eb fer . seetives of the PsvEz AMBICOT/1 & aethncens oF aguas. simes G.gneters GRGters finden. ag magna. CPTERLY BOSE AEE 6 cron ee ee Sathed?. oat mtaredmige rernage of sand. Sete ame ap euaseeRenede op Cheesiar. aren goed 8 sg agene. Sigmatwuee OF Paveg oe | Carl Ee Yenrine a et Enetavet rong 19 t@naTuRe ‘QF aGenT Cn file in Nonetary Civisten [ THE AMOUR? BCQUESTEO 18 Boe Yot Paved COQ BaTIgFactoay PaBe Te wee oF SUTIES : Bite - SSE OF MES CONTRACT OR OTHE! aye MENTS. (To Be signed ehen opel éeesios € & ee : 4% Of ORAL aGREce CrhTS : : ae APPROVED . ee | StGNATURE GF APPROVING OF? icae o . CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT OF CREDIT StGHATURE OF CERTIFYING GFFICER  — : Stanatuae Carl E. b CERTIFY FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE cman a MF ro pan iy fenkins RECEIPT FOR FUNDS ACKNOWL IOSE RECEIPT OF FUNDS TO BE USTS FoR THE SYarze aBsove PURPOSE aiematene ve [5 vavet Cj agtnt 83-48 7-78 . GOst - Fam _ | Gesger g ALSCURT SYRECL. ee ® $t-$4 | your : BERERAPT ION < were es Gtuemat Sate .90@, we, Lenssen gasys ® SOVARCE ACCOUNTR $4.89 " ate epofeve wockons aeahove eangoor Bb ar a or] Prrd Lda § i ” 4 4 eace Beer A BY . j one ALVICSER BY fp I TOTA Pree las ed . 7 « + a ry 3 & s 8 + e Htatay 4 | BRED OE crasarrertes <b ements So danced PN HERS UGE abate ame AE To, SPEER RAG a ATETRND ERGO NETS NNER. OF BTN SHY
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ot fais industrial development plan ie presente! by the ISTERSICA * Gowpmany loented in the city ef Managua, 3.¥.(ihnval Distriet), Hearega, a This repert is part of the prelisinary etudy vhich Mant-tpaoe ’ centration of repair yards and shipyards in the Bluff=Plucfields area, Geese facilities will previde complete service te the fishing fleets and i | rn TEVERNICA bas effected in regard te an investuent vregran for the cen= oe . ether beate which operate én the Atlantic coast of Wicarayua, ‘Fine gnitiel Gest ef building theee facilities, with their necessary couples operao ; ot _ Stoned sections, is staggepine, Thie cost. however, will be elgniftcante Vigw 4Y Ye Gig pense Pow ay reduced ‘beatae ef the equipment, experience and personnel, of tevERvICa, such fais etudy soalgace the vatious elements of Gams investment which totals WSS 237,000 ef which E:VERNICA is contributing 68.4 percent ant TaPamAc Sms poreent,. . “ _ 6 ts a?  étiebeeicaues of WER status 6f a new industty in the cduntry’~ - @n@ the benefits viuich would accrues te the national econesy, thie plan ay dex classified as  pumdscndeted, andustry (Law Ye 1356 law ef Protection ‘es - and Stimalation for the Develepment ef Industry, 20 » “Marek 1958) and, oe | gherefere enjey thie pretection and stimulation for ite f@11 initial dew - fs will be seen im thie prelininary report, the necesel ty ef - modera shipyards and repair yards en the Atlantic coast te of vital’iw - Bertance te the eurvival of the fishing fleets, These fiseta suffer ae0 veh rious operational restrictions because ef the absence of ‘dees. services wade are cenmon te the Nerthdzerican and Mexican flbete. We have the , _Recesrary equipsent and technical personnel, and, adoreover, the ‘Pali sone
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_ . GONFIDENTIAL ~ 2 i EAALTS IS OF “WE MAREE? maintenance service te all beate of this class withia the Cartibean i ors eee or better aie sty than Ghat. - i 6ffered du Mexice, frinidad er the United f wood iu dares + zerts 4? as® all, frea the lecal savnilis in: Musficlas. . paw MALE ay as whioh ‘Prefabricated eeotions of beats will Be constructed. Xe. possible ¢e wiwoelisze in the near future 28%. only the dale ef fully- , vs ‘equipped chrtapponte Wat aleo prefabricated parts for those shipyards ~ veteh ds net have the necgesary moh'nery, woods _ and other itens. ; etme gtie and Central “American Market? There are only @ few “ematten 4s, Anoricn a, peeceds the facilities for construction et . r Aft > Beate « the shrigpient enbéher, Trace countries are Peru, Mexies and the - 7 Matted dates, fhe preduction in Pera de amall ae relatively inetgnific , ~ gant, and its inf{:schee an the Carribean ie sought, Mexican beate are = L Werkian ship constructnd free good material, But because of poor haber, together with antiquated design®, they are aubjeet to encrecus atructural fatique tn “. weavy cena. In the United Stghati! Bhs stptdotion of shrimiboute is eorensd Tee yet bag bane Abaineerene - TT endnote 6% ARMA euahaM Rk ree Danes AAR MEN ae EO Fa RONEN mtr Wt aCnteR :amaahaewatn ms wom. =F : a 3 aa
14-00000 . . . Woe r . prenatal EPS, nena Pa emcee Se PEPER ee emer m i rrr rae, | By, | 4 eee se ~ HONTSER TIAL - A&G Be seerace wate oe five : main coupanies tecenet-~<ot—theaucunt questa ef five beats per ; sbiprard. They are excellent products with the latest fishing an4 mae : ‘ vigation equipment. Eeverthe less, they are costly becanes ef the high ‘ Gest ef laber and raw eaterials ia the couatry. Since we peveese eoat oO , ef the woed in Bluefields, trained and competent Personnel, and a eu= perier fancioeal beet design, ve say able te supply the nec ensi ties fer @ national fishing fleet, ae well ae te place these boats ea the world MEhis epirion @arzet. Ye tase Gumeedees on preliainary calculations. which prove the posslbliityre? our ability to predéce an excellent beat at less cont and Sop ‘ @aperier te the certh American beats, . ; Deme«tic boven Markets The immediate mrket for eur shrinpboate tne oe { le” ge the ‘Snabbonaa " leet}. The Booth Fisheries express great interest in = = 1 ca Additiana a . . | 3 ¢ . provuring é %@ @@ goon ag possible. ts plans pese@dle expansion _. BS | te 20 more boats tn the next tve or three years, There te also the pessi- a BLty ef renting er selling these boats on teras te local individual $ | &e well as of stimulating investmenti: ‘sy otned “aadiouad tartare ‘te ae2 ae i timate @ national market ef some. 25 chrispboate in the next three | ‘years. . | She demand from the rest of the Carribean can be conservatively estimated ~ * : et 40 boats, totalling aspects, which thay vin, parehasstSoce Maxios and | f the United States, Wath our production ef 15 beats during this threseyer= ~~ “FP “ paried, i¢ ie evident that we possess a rich aricat here in the Ceeribeon | | Le @f@., 20¢ $6 Bentien the demand orthooning from the Pacific and ether . 7 \ ‘args fhahing areas, - - . aaa : bs Pogerde the repair yerd, we estimate servicing 408 toate .  @umually with our acdera installations, “aurate Vhie-rucim with the. ~ @epair yerd gerrvieee ef Schooner Key valohyoftering partial services $6  §§ Beate annually, e. CORTDENTIAL 28 EATER ert emeie ete or a aratimmenanntimemes A rf
The plans for the Fi cararma shrintboat flaet thiad) year call for \ . a oo Gimp Seats. £4420 conera® deats gi aii types ant the tosal cones te . = i a € 120 beate which will require repair yard services four mes por year( 3 - bere nings oe EL Acria ss aerm) gmeniéam=s ana A esergency;, that ie, & total ef 480 + a @ * Befer "23 . annually. fue leeal repair ya-de are able te: esrvice enly 100 ; s fhie eituatien ee forced miny ehrigpbeate te seek repaire eateite ef the % wWiTt= PRE é : ‘eountry, either at Honduvas, Mexice or the United Staten, Sam tn oe soe ~yere'gn ERcKanre . . a ,. Yous 6f fishing time and puutie for Nicaragua, ae Se qtectnical Lint tations: Tae lack ef lecal technical personnel, ant . BS tine required te iapert various sechanical parts and saterials. . : . .. "p Conel-eratien Meuxbeee fer future expansion was taken tate ia i So Mastontne the ehipyerd and repair yard. Carpentry’ and gecbenic werkehers a eles planned. There are tve factors hywever-which affect the overall * qperation. The first factor is the lack of aemtumt personnel trained in "| tesa lesuatrastion of! toate, but this will. be overcoms initially by pore. sonnel rained by the. Ceemprcrs - Tae gecend facter will be reselved only by an e“/ielent ovordination ee with the distri vatican: and. supply persone mel ef the Congony in ani, In-thie wy it will be possible te-Rave any — agare pertior matériad forvarded to Bluff within two weeke after the ree 7 _ quest fe made by the lecal éffices, (via airline). Furthermore, plans hsve: Yeon Prepared *e etock the ehipyard waccieuses with spare parts, - Bxternal er Internal Copzetition: As regards sean pyar, there is °. asither external uer internal cpapetition in Central Anerion, The only cone yo ‘petition we vill encounter will be Noxican and Nerth American, The feltestog — fe @ con prative study ef thie cpnpetd tiont Ga) Prdces, Shrimpteat ( of wood, % ones, A acter), textes eT ba,000 ne Uaited Siates US$ 45,000
} (b) Quality ef Materials. Mexice: Geod materiale: tad desien ani gameuma construction. , . e DeBebes Good materiale; excellent designe; ceustruction depeade a ea the Coupaay ant varies. f-ee good te excellent.. oe e Wicaragua: Geod materials; excellent designs and conatruction. 4 (e) Chansele and Peliey ef Distribution: Eventhough 4¢ will be diffi~ eult te compete initially 4m enlews in the Mexican and. North Smarie oan markets, because ef their high duties, we will wn jey/ontinited eenesn qpeanate ertenn tbe naerere am * +, warie¢ in the rest ef the Carribean. We will compete favorably due %o the excellent pesition of Hicaragua with respect te Central eet 38. ‘American, Yenosuelan, Celembien, and other markets. Ae regard the repair yard, it is to be hoted* that the. Le~.. a rive expansive ie ries tie eles repatr yards are jless pan cals than the nettonnl nes, sonetines up te $00 percent. Bren the siaiy of. typical eeste of each repair yard we: cone Glue that we are abhe to offer more. service at equal er lese cost. ‘The fole bea he al lo¥s z - eving examples aedums & typical grounding of tases adage, cleanings caulking, .. tie ntenivis , etraightening the shaft, changing @ nunber ef. Bots of metal, . ‘ tightenirg - SABI Z ‘he framework er aternvests, semnramsat=of the ‘vadder and detbemgand sfinale Mexico uss 350 ee "WaBedle 7 WEB SAE: | Gehooner Key 7 Us$ 1000 : SEVERNIOA " - Yee 350 (planned) ' die nuteees este pre septa ee cegpamemamowraysbe Thea FAP = hares ne mere mamaenay ye Mam, 7 ete meee
14-00000 -* SP Rem cre eg 8 ry 3° aiigt ; : ws Weds damon ls oe | “ (b) Quality of later . tO - Nexice _ Good . oe _  UeBae Excellent Schooner Key Comon ; a SEVERE Ta Ex-ellent (planned) ‘ Sales Betimater Potential sales are estinated fro the fellewing : “tures means: The shipyard,the repair yard, @nd eschanical and electrics) . Services te the coummity ef the rea in general, (a) Coste "Other boats, will be in proportion, | - : peaenin mts Tare Cost of normal qeeumiing- Use 3506 Tao cont will be Loe . jem 4 . . Migher if there are wochanilah ee. apare ahead ' (b) Qantityloctpat) eS Ghipyard: two shriwphoats the first year, siz the seenad and alz ame ne bee the thira Feares all teeaaenane eales, beaciing Ss dente 3 Yard: 300 mending ef a possible 400. the fires year; 360 a "the second, and 450 the, masa youd. | (e? Gvess Taoone” (App Proxima te) Sits let year 3ed year Shipyard: . use 80,000. ot 240, 000 U83, 200,000 fapatt Tard: US$205,000 US 127,500 US 157,500. | Miscellaneous vas §$,000 wes =, 000 uss - 20,000" “etter MeOH we at edhe ipa agneerm— re Fs cements 3 sternmame TEN Wither oN TINS anette Heh fey HE mente see
-  GONFIBENTIAL ECOG FASIBILITY OF BIB paarsee ew cere eee e _s = Costa ef Overall Production fer the Piret Year ef Preductien: er Saad the ealeulation ef oo sts, eensideratios ie taken ef the coust-uction * ef tee shrinsboats, complete repair ani maintenance service fer 300 Beeer'” £3 =e Te ete Moe ities en “ lance, and ether miscellenccus service at a tetal ef 31,000 aiiiim "Production Costes ort Oe AH TEE '. (a) Baw Material: The materiale required for construction and rprair ef teats are varied and many times epecialised, Fellewing are _, PHinetpal materials at avproximate Fates? - Weeds laurel. er yellow pize: 25,000 aquare feats. . ne, . . Mahogany, 1st and 2nd grade 20,000 equ-re feet: . Gakyist grate $,000 square fect... ‘Metals Steel and fteel-2(8.As8-),40 tone; Gastefron and ether eetale, 10 tens. “ave totafraine ef US$ 30,000, 5) Materiales : Pointe = Gpony sinc, silver, primece, epoxy , basen, latex, farwrshes “~ geyper antifeuligg, Baeetese, ete.). Lo General, hardware © Zinc, caper, irea, and stot. eostws and nalles washers; cettereping; metal, plastica and eubber. tubing? : | Bolyfoan, etyrofeam, and cenent ‘ate giecs plates ~ oon TAL be
shafts, CMG in-line winches, anchors, batter:es, ordinary and aa~ vieational lighting syse~tems, electrical accesseries, electric power plante, bilge pumps, keresene steves, cooling and refrigera= é tion units, fathometers, vadie-cemgaun ication equi pssnt, ete. ww aotbag apt memnumse ia gunmooete ree te at a teteal veluse of USG 50,000. (¢) lator: oe . : ; 3 Dering the firet year of production the Entervrise will -mpley & ehief ef wechanies and lathe shop, two specialties machiaice, twe ; t matte % mechanics asoftante, a cheney carpentyp. three whip-carpentera, and twe carpenter acsitante, | i { At total annual wges of US$ 32,000, ee | Operation Coste: © Administration Bxpensss: Administration personnel pmeiupoe =e. - eantgptrater-gatite accountant, assistant office wrker, and ‘ewe { ” gervicesand naintenance managers. Tagethor their annual wegea will | amount te US$ 8,400,. end fantaa amount of use, 000 will be kept 7 | i Gotel ridminietration Expenses:. US$ 20,400, &) Sales Bxpensest Because of the nature of the Enterprice jeer ne expenedd jourred fron saledy advertisenente, etc., and, there- ” Gore, we gamuuaqao expenses for thie section, Fixed and Variable - Sestes 423 the expenses previously quoted way de considered as: fixed ‘goats, and only variable ceste will be considered, thirt fs, 20 pere . a ‘aent of materiale consumed by the mechanics workahope dapending 68 | i nechanicgl repaire. The reet ie contrelled by @ atiapta apsten . 2° Nett phaieen which will olearly show the detailed costs of construc | then and repaire ef the boate in eengideration, | — BGS AP servi . es : . a gate A aga ts ence ae : epee ccameiacen ox see entsriaermenel YTEET Maney tame anertwalen RY Tenia? iad ai
14-00000 : Plan of Production Coste for the Second aa4 “alcd Tear cf Opereiies. (See the following statesent:) ee STAT IEW" OF PoCPIT AD LOSS « ee A. Fetal Incose: Ast Year | ona Year 82+ sjra Year - Repair Yard Seles $105,000 $172,500 157,50 isc, Sales 45,009 $7,000 $10, 000 ee Shipyard Sales = _ — $§§9,000 $280,000 - $280,079 Hot Sales {190,000 $369,000 $809,500 ' Be Preduction Coat: a - Yaw Materials - + §- 90,000 $8,000 $90,000 _ a Materials $:50,000  — $ 90,000 $ 90,090. ( Divest Labor $ 92,070 $40,000 $8,070: ' Repaire and Maintenance $ 2,000 $ 10,000 — $ 10,000 > Fuel (Blsetricity) $ 2,500 $ 2,800 Plant Securwaee $ 2,000  Gubetotal “27,500 : 7 @ ‘Adndnietration Bepengut Office Expenses $2,000 $3,000 - . eC a eo ee ee ja ,22° ta,eee oh 5 cn dene bpd SES TSABALY: TaN ANE TEAR Eat pee me
14-00000 tuniEma, | det Year and Year rd Year ‘ $ 25,000 $25,000 = $15,000 . .! $ &,500 $ 3,900 $ 2,700 . ; , ney ° . 12,029 ; ‘ $ 19,500 $a;6or = 817,790 $262,200 272,000 S ceerotipntcinanem sven lib enagerceinbe ss Uns ye Bieta, en aT er Eo pene = ne aes Meena Sel A HO RE ERNIE CO OER ORA Sn +1 RE RC Me FitnA cwned He OUDRTIERE rete mene SI ae the Ratorseise, and assigned as, follover rn " Adsinistration Personnel: 4 enpleyees (one administrator and @Ppublic acceunt= aut), one office assistant, and two uamagers of services and maintenanor). oe Carpentry Mee: 7 enployees (ene chief of carpentry, three ship-carpens _ ; tere, two carpenter aseistante). fe Mechanics GmimeaueR: § empleyses (one chief of mechanics and lathe-shop, twe ayecialist aainaios, and two wechanice assistants), i | vate uo fhe initial wages ef all euployees of the Enterprise will be based 4 on thetr technical knowledge, years of experience, eto, Thie pay ‘eeale will . . eurpase She uormal in order te attract the best pessible personnel to the ne” terprise, ry plan fer {norease of fixed and seritorious wages is ‘aloo being paaaneé G6 a2 ineentive for the enpleyees, Tae number ef personnel fe expected to increase to 20 in the “genend 13 fe a saves eau rhamngtifiernd eatbdiccenneceirecent hing is POLE MD we ae ew ap sR Bn apteptebeap tenes IFO Sy oc eophangeanespmgat genrdie®
toiton . . SSE F RO ORR oReeES RANE Im eB Eo ornewmaedin tant . Nae gieg . 4h s, ~ . . ~~ ( welt, AR : ! Bad of Production, and te 22 ip the third year, ‘ guxirta the” _alance ef Payeente: fhe shrispbest Tleete in Wiearegua have + fae ezgaade4 — 16 te 1§ beats anauallye, These beate are bought aitboeay eqniopet<tren Yexice and the United States, Their total value withia a fae Pie@ ef three years oxtfinde from @ siniwan ef US$ 909,000 te a maxieus af US$ 2,025,000, Our production a-ring this period will be 14 shriapbeate at @ walue of US$ §66, 050 which will remie dn the country. Geneumer Benefite and Economie Develovesnt: At present, most ef the shrinngy beate 4a the area have ne factlities for mechanical remire, and,in eset ; pe asc ro my the “LA Ahoas trate oF Gases, ne facilities for. @ieumdéeg, Thie de doe ia pert te tha-§nentetesont the marine, patlways sablagniabéees in the local repair yards, as well as te antiquated equip= went, Becauce ef. thee difficulties, many shriapbeats are foreed te pat iuto Benduras, Mexics and, at tines ‘the United States for ropnirs, Gaz Saas, Tt is difficult te estimate cath certainty the tetal less~ : tnrou3 ara (€@ Which these boats incur ———s negotiatiéns: fer entry to and de-  parture frea other countries, fuel and personnel expenses, and, ef more ian: ; ertanes, the incalculable leases in fishing tine, Ingemucting our repair . yards will possess @ greater capability than normally required, thoes teate with ete rgeney andpther types of damages will =) guaranteed service. im tals -, Way We will a‘tract to eur repair yards shree poate vaich ordinarily weld . geek repairs euteide of the country with the’ Decquent lees in Seeeten pro- tits: ang valuable ties fishing time in the waters ef Wicaragua, , eWaracte eveties of wey \KUEe _ Protection and Incentives Hecause of the Icieetemeed, Industrf(Sae jaw “ will need _ “We 235, ef 20 dares 1958), @ shipyard eag=wequret governmental aid ‘urine the : : tires wim years of ite development in order to aseure the nedepary | invest |, Gente required by an entervriee ef euch couplexity and gagsituce, Tue mecessae _# negotiations are ‘presently being undertaken ia Managua to obtain for this k OORTIBE ne a, aga ae é bets Tm SS ey SNE SSR PG SN ELE ESE et rk ane ty 2° pean et  enbieee ae
14-00000 ¢ a e Edad euterprise the legal recogaitics of @ taméammetai totestry with all govern- 2 mental aid. * > ait om, ° Vital + rmecibeals Deaigns have already teen drafted for the iret wmedel in wood ef | \ | 3 ye . a ot TECHNOLOGICAL AWALYS]3 a f ‘s 3S=ten shrifpbo,t, and for the firet wodel in steel of a 30-ton shrimp : ‘ bent. The general specifications fer the eateel beat are the following: tes~ wage = 30; leagth ~ 62 feet; breadth — 20 feet; Aveught «» 8 feet; keel (var/stecl@3) 3/% inch z 8 4nchos; transverse franee (plate/steet); deck GARG inch (plate/ateel). Paint? Hart and Burns, Bond Primer, Anticorresive and antifouling = a total of aix conte, Refrigerator: oaracity 20 tons, in shriap=ice, constructed ef atyrofeam-conerate, Driviag power plants Doj2 Caterpillar with supercharger, Prepellere, 48 inches x 34 4ncheas, with three . Michigan windoe. estate ateel Colac sober eheft, J inches 2 14 feet, GMO incline vinch, Hight Gvolt batteries with battery charger. Kerosene ' @ecking-range, Searchlights and navigational Lights, RCA Craisephone 160. | : Bitebie, magnetic compass, todel BS53, Raytheon fathoneter, node], a > Epeetal fuel tanks 32, the- mii, with capacity ef 6,000 gale a, Poe 7 ‘ yo seb mom to mer * ®. , ‘ "t table water tank, with capacity ef 750 gaia, eta, ; ” Production Processt The precesees in conssruoting vente and the services ~ gequirea fer the beats are necesearily ceeple:, steathongh the preeesses “are Anmeasely simplified by new methods, Below tn & desoription of the prow - Goaees fe" be. feLlawed in. the shipyard and in yke. repair yard. The constras= a prarte: ‘med W the attachment ef the, treneveree framework te the keel, The srossbeans 2 - i "den ef @ Boat Begins with the deying of the keel en ‘the alipway, follewed. ky | ie 2 - g . 2 ee ed eee Cn eae en Bee Ee ree eet eee er Te Sera ala 3 a GreaRa to Ore ne: see pt * . : ° > . Seun "ripen nen Do. : s fon
a OW aie asd sterapost are thea eet in place after the framework ie cut te else. foo shell platiag ie next at°ached fren tae keel upacds is a such & aq. , gery that upee entering tie water the wood undergoes @ precaiculate’ expaae Qe og Zot bes mews! rie sion vhich cpapletely seals the hall withont ascossitatine os!ting. A bole fis drilled for the shaft and the eupporte and pia fer the ruider are thea eet in place. Vellewing this fe the flooring fer the deck ani exam the atee) 7 . crev's ootla, and/reinforcemnte fer the prow, eterna and amch'se roca, “Per ie Taek eeece Spety Pabedan eh} ef thie joocsieted, the secondary installations are carried eut, euch ae ae er rete Soa sel the painting, electrical wiring, plumbing, mists, gavits, winches, and finally ween ghe launching of the béat, Pinal toucbeap is effected aket the boat is in . the water, seca wen eine “nererpeme ta ans wasn tia ane gonasnnie erm gant PORE SL me process for the construction ef @ teat free eteel ie & etupler - aatter, and therefore lesa cootidan, ~ @e nereal precese ef drydock-repai? eervice for a deat ia ae  Peliews: The cradle(See diagrass tire 1 and 3) awaits the beat at the on ih Secs wpe ba pet ip eowtremmnconemrens sree ra trance of the reap, With the use of mancavering-buays, the beat is Littea  @nte the cradle where it ia made stationary uke trancverse beaws. The woving > qradle fe brogght up thle rasp and the toat-is then transferred from it te -_ _@ Lateral cradle. The beat is brought te Section Hr 1 where it 1s iomediate= “ dy eoraped with electric portebte brushes and high water presqure. While the “Wall, 46 drying, @ detailed inspection is carried out in search of wort meet — After arying the boll is Win. egiid and.@ general inepection ie radia e Paing te wrplied, an’ while that is drying the neceseary interier sechanioal " o. wggie dg carried eat, Upon Serataation ef the final painting and @ fins! tne “gpsotion, the heat ie lounched,. Tee aeouplete operation ‘lacte. ne: more’ Shan ¢ve are ehrea dave in a modern arytodk, and the awipert Dereonnel consist ef we
14-00000 Garpesters, @ gecranic, and twa yard ascietante,. as weltjas the ugual ree \ . pedir and epare parte. ; Tastallationss ds ean be seen free diagram nr 1, the area eceupied by the j | shipyard ie relatively emall.] scams @ 15050" square wetere, It consists of 7 & Feiaforced-consrete resp with Soineh 1am, ani @a ares Go 150 asters leng : ‘ wide. ewe FO Ge ee a , by 20 ustersg The. Peteineeetnt Hees a depth. of 7 estera, Tas rolls Central Yard conteine a lateral cratie(25 x 17x12 meter), which saaibcem @-conarehe base(317? x 25 x 1 meters); three sections ef the cradle (42 x 20 meters) with the third section terminating near the shipbuilding ssn (33 = 22 x 11 meters), Two identical buildings are planned fer the Fee. - ehepe. = carpentry) sous effices and warehouses, on @ tetal workias — qpng of 1200 square meters, A building vill house two 75eitlowatt electsic : pover plants, spare parte and genersl olectrical equipment. A 350-gallon 8 sider grou! nd. petroleun tauk will be. dnetalledaleng side ef this bullding te zyz provide “wild ecuplete the first phase ¢? the plan, The second phase will be ca-ried eat during the gear of production. - -. Gost ef Hach Section (Approx): ": Retention Wall and Filling in the Swamp  $ 1,500 “Bal ldings for dorkahops/Varehouses/Offices "$12,000. fenstrvetioan -/ Balld ng for i chip =— $3,000 Dat laing ‘for the Pever Plantes. , $ 2,000  Yatere? Grade 22 § hy000 eoaicien i = . stl ST tts Pro mn ae ea ne nian Se ae oa eee , the fuel. A 6,000-gellon gatukke fresh-water tank with: its. well and turkiae — Base for the lateral Cradle — sv $ 5,000 ° | 9
Taree Repair Yard Cradles $ 12,000 : ta Water Tank with Vell $ $00 ‘ -Mectric Viring, Jrainage, Halebing, ete, £2.c00 : ; fetal o $. 55,000 Cperation: It wae evident trode the begtaning Sian the lecation ef a shipyarderepair yard complez on the Atlantic enaet se t ; Enea “of Hicaregua bad to be situated * the Bluff-Pluefielde arnt, or at Ris , — _ = Beoondide, Phe reneons are: as folpve: , . ‘ ye ; |. Gee-Bocnosteal = The Bluff-Bluefields port 19 the caly port with river ee Secor % end Riginay acoeas te the interior of the country, jit i@ the enly norte - ; oe ~ re 48 oo) Sot parek anchorage (compare | thie with Puerte Cabesas' expesure te ae =jt¥-is the ovnter. of th- fish market (Booth and Tescanica), me es or Supyite a “a fer drylocking facilities, ha ie ‘tip cents?FVof fuel, food, articles (e).. and other Gam, ae 4s fully aware ef the potentials. ot wh h dee deAtt And Be oe ele 2@ Gs: & bee even more Advantageeusee j Sorveneea however, the sandbar of Biure limita acases te the Port te boats am with 13 feet of draught or less ( duaxteun of 800 tone), Tale greatly limite the commercia: traffic to Bluefields, Fesaibly in  Qhe near future, the sandbes gay be Avedgsd, and we weld then be gufe ” flesting-~drydock fieiently developed te offer/eervices to large toate. The Port of Bina. * Peige . port. . se a ate! ne Ponatdle Rature Expansion: Pais prehivinary:« stuly provides for | the - Conetructin ef an ardi tional 90 x 35 27 mater: building to serve @@ & general would then have the opportunity of decoding @ prise narountiip\ Poe oo Sie ae RE CIR ee ypemanNRNT re . “y ‘ 4 : : , . . a . . fa? a es: 2 vee soe . ces" cere mene Pinan seem Mere me y= I= repens AUER oe wee TIGRE St at goa ay aaa red alg peer RE NO COMEER cl bua Lot fa AEs fia tearitti tN os one arn pe SSamaeene ey
14-00000 | ae oe Let ce, did al ter mae bs ~ - ~ a « . 4 struction of a concrete pier for jobs net requ! ring drydecking. Thig plier . : : i will be equipned with a mobile crane, and electrical ané water factlities, ‘ | This plan (Phase 17) ~manktcie ‘tentatively fdas dard, dane- the second — 4 ; yeu of operations, (See diagram Br lie ” . . ; po . FIEANCIAL ANALYSIS ae ee re Petal Estinated Tavestnents for the » Projects cum of the Project is US$ 237,000, The brealkiown of thi i The esticated total ! i $ amomt is eiven : Tequested from INFOPNAC is gie : oA ry 28 the end of this chapter, The. i ven belew under general headings: L . ; ce oe a a o ‘An “3. Carts . ae : Genstrnotion Bgu! Ezent: fvo Semmmige ton dump-trnoks, les for concrete, 7 a : . EANVAS oe | ma concrete Vitrators( ve have compressors), crane bucket for eencrete, A tubing for submerged ceneat work, iron Piping, etc, E | | Total value (avprex) vsg 250000. ee [ . Sonstfuction Materials: (20,000 bage of Lone-Star cement; . ; | @inforcine rods | . 200 tone ef co ted as + 2/2 ineh and 3/% inch; with ‘tie cure : 49,000 square feet of sing sheathi hinge 000% Aqnere feet of Sonstruction woods 9 tens ef rail gimp Secticna, & drehes; ey . : ORS r O22 (2 ana 1/2 te 2 ang 1/2 feet in diameter)» Ral iron Acessories, eta,; oS ° hy +: Betal Value o¢ @uproz US$ 40,000, - an 7 . hinged Vise ) try Equi pment: Table wav (2 fear x 10 feet), handes ies ers tabie Ban deg twe 2ainch électrie dril's, two @lestrta sands A aap Pay F and PreceGy, ‘“tereten tomes’, tue complete Geta of toole and 88 electric portable OquGpment, eto, :  Getal Value of apprez US$ 5,000, "ene & 2 ena ore eae Nn aphndy cpteerininn sesame er tes a Serr aS gad Gaia dala
14-00000 e ° . _ \ ca scdaontstRitoaey ‘Bqutpeents US$ 25,060 adiitional investuent vy . TEvEawICa, and US$ 5,000 by ISPORULC, lathe for shafte (2u=f00% bed, 4&-feet. drua): Seuthbend preci sion Jathe (G-foe0t bed, L3-foot drua)s- ‘ 4 oree oe fvo-inch Buffalo/drill, with accessories; 4 ' Auger D7 ’ an manmuren a ximiee ter seeming tonremem cer seme tT T unre Yanter-Furnery, model Hr 3310; Fear eanually-operated 20-ten hydraulic pressec: Blect#ic Grinders; , | _ Hedier ablli nines; Gvelve-inch press; Brtsere atrial eystens ( 3 ton); - torque ae Faree sets of conplete dtestock, eewetes wrenches, combination wrenches, anvils, ete; "Gwe complete sets of gamsr tools, teratelntera calibrators, ere om? Sor beat: mig @ngines: poliehing wachines, auteutic culm, die cots, Gim, A . Btal Value of aporoz uss 365500. eampary | Characteristios of Capital: INVERNICA's ammEmmap capital fe drama 7 frou two sources, namely, total equipment and materiale within Bicaragua . . which is valued at US$ 150,000, aud the GEM capital of the Baterprise , Ap preniine tel US$ $0,000, jaaren tee at Hellowing ie @ general list ef the equipaent ef THVERBICA which #2332 ‘Se edd ized is She peojce’. This equipsent far the sest part fe. new and ~ 4m full operational status, that ie, INVERNICA bie the necessary technical. - . pireonnel te operate and maintain this equipsest, In spite of the fact that _ fade equipment de nev the totel emmemushe value fe aubject to the usual : : - depreciation of 25 percent ef the price which TIVERNICA mie for. ‘the equips : wes  @eht in the United Staten. ‘Phe following ie exoluaive ef pant bike eustens® Slmee a de_ tet have price. (ets, the prices. _RRNEE vo i wal and ether face, Bre appreki mates rm pe
“F gfe eo meee Censtruct!sn Bqui puents | ; 1 Be? Caterpillar bulldoser; - . | - H Le 112 Caterpillar graders: 4 B-ton Little “Sant crane; 2 2 75—Ew D333 Caterpillar electric power plante: 2 Eshler power plants: L 20=¢en L.C.M,, with all equi pent; . 2 4&0-ten barge: : a KWIzeMIX concrete mixer, model 63; i. oon 2 1964 Waliys trucks oe % - 1968 Warive Teeny. 1 Seton trailer; . a a 2 souyreeer with Caterpillar equipuent, 60 EP; oe Jconrweosor with GMMR equipsent and 9. EP Wisconsin motors: GOHDAS turbines, of 2 and 2 1/2 inches @ Aaneter, vith soters; -. 4 SEmes turbine, of 1 inch, with eters. 10 Sets of constauction toole(picks, shovels, diggers , eate.). G@ Total Value of apprex US$ 90,000, less 25% depreciation, Nech-nical Equipment: - 3 Complete sets ef tools; ” . _ a | : Granville lathe (bed 3 feat be 10 inuohea); : \& Minde/¥=2000 electric alusinus welding unit; ‘ “Hebert, model APE 260, electtie welding andes | a Oxhoacetylene welding unite; — a __ Oraftoma 3/4 tnoh deta fea] ny -_ 4 Graftemsa aluctnun O Meemeciowess elecirie arttle(ye ine h) A CONE id ar Va ae Se ee —_ - Sheludeer: bein dh baka ob 87 celine selena annette ce aeutcoa ie ns ot ake, wes SSS RUAt) URS Saat
$ 3fh-inch electric érille; { @ Sleetric daftiagfand polishing mach! nea: an | 2 Hilcetric fine Gam sawa{peortatic ) ee . : - | | Maecellansous equipment. . Oe 7 . , , | At fetal Apprex Value of US$ 6,500, 4 . ‘oo 5,000. feet of high-voltage electrte€ wiring; . ; t ae 39500 Get of 6GB0.velt electric wiring; . oy on ac oe 2,500 fren sheeta, 1 and 1/2 inches by 10 feet; oO ehargers 0 - 2 electtic Tm, 12 and 26 volte; “s - - § electrié transformers; _ 3S bézea of @pare parte for ize Caterpillar mature G.H., and Wiliye! _. metera: 4. Installation Expenses si &. Construction Equipsent 90,000, be Gonatruction Materials ¢ 15,000 Praehine Shop. _ Ge o> Gqul paent ¢ i, tap dy Carpentry tate ' Gaui paent , faa ade steps MEAG ste gases aay
14-00000 mor 3, Grgecisation Expenses? ~ Cy Warkigg Capitals . 3s Usest - 5e Pigzed Inveatzent Be Blidge, ett, “ Ye Machinery - 6 Gost ef Preiuetien 9, Adminiatraties Bzpanses Petal Usser. erst TE ( THVEREICa) $ $00 . $ 15,000 £20,000 - $162,900 (68.44) $162,000. $ 75,000 $ nmeeeene t——- $237,000 & $5,000 ¢ 43,500 @ crneue 4209 ce nye ve Ap ae Hotes Tas land will be rented te the Booth Fieheries for & newiaal fee eredit is = which will be resolved once the/establiehed . “Installation Period i 0 $.75,000 - (31.6%) Operational Period 3e% 2aa aed _ #390,000 $389,000 $09, $00 $330,000, tomo tes1.t00 ed eee Ro -$227,500-4239,200 $282,300 #104800 6 12,600, $ 12,000 197,900 #a51,200 . 6254, 900 ested STR e Rep A108 wee na waren cecmenbroriow (mateo. —vepron peaaet tref TERA
. . . ed ee = . : Cash and Bank Deposite(Aes): $140,000 $192,100 $20,500 $377,100 } &. Amortisatian ef the lean $ $ 19,500 $18,600 $ 1°, . Balance fer the Pellewing ’ J $20,000 $472,600 $221,900 $309,800 : Bete: Thie capital represents the value ef the senatrustion equipment, th - . working eapital and the capital fo~ contingencies, and is, therefore, : . . fa’ : ‘ + @he maxioum ficure, It is net neces sariga trae Shat thie capital will i eg 5 APR ge"! Teer ear ee yDb U) H ree mane
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. 4& re-etady ef the neceesities @f the ehivverd, ef the extensive (and {atensive) repairve vatch the fleets vill require, and of the i=ssense bn ; wae Lie wolume ef maintenance, Dae revealed the enormous Load which the umahandest Sren and carpentry auteahegs musfoear.. noo. With the capital aveilale ¢c YETEREICA “ this tim, only US$ 25,000 can be channeled to these workshops, | Seumattetenuhe the US$ 6,500 in equipment in our posseseica) Sammy the present emphasis 42 Placed ea construction and iumediate preduction, Nevertheless, 2 believe "phat an afditional investsent in the workanere fe ef vital depertance fer. - Jess cost dan aad efficient produatien. reat Cue the. ship 1E 13 suitabie ; petite, 3 Sas t believe thatyéhi: “ts
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nye pers ue wo Ban Five. Ores ee wh sh. ‘Tres un estelie G0 1.6 gomkes tigsecs de cade waren j oo tur", 136,80 @ 6 le comlusite @ae oe iwods der cuear RAs SEerviElo Pw Bo @ cost. teueh > ners, Bh. lus <btge@ Go si, set, bance efumado on weraje tiacc. Jo tres [fas, isaplese, celfates, -derveer jo, samosas: tbe atgarc de tebleg, asvrurar ei cop@ilieje. 2 ¢.ufestres, ssegurar tinéda - g @@ientus, 7 fimaleeat. la piatere. @) : Grecicg e ihadures G86 130.00 (ete caderesar el ajo) BSzie0 G3 30.02 Si, . . uy. G3g 373,00 ', Gohoaner Key 6831000, 00 | EaVICA Precis, (coussendo ratabi Yidad de erection ¢ ea, ios petsinns tree shayeits “Asti: weg 40,000. 60 por ‘code ‘camarcaera (et motors ans, ekeea web aN ei ERS Tob, , ant
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14-00000 Rese ~ bo , Gu Suzetcntve 6. ~mt6nkct, wi jos da carpsuterfa, tree .arpiateqos ee rare F ome.ea, F LG O1Otuatea do ear, terie, ‘ ah cre Cx mm sus bir asant calwtie. Jo Gs 32,00: 30 <eomey Suwt @ de: Gv reci %.. @o) 4 Gaet @ <. mirhasoteocsta: &. ?recmal de Adminietreciéa coae ” Sietiré Ge, us adniutstsedsee cumtador pitii.>, um asisteate af ieiniate ats gare @ B : g des encer 04-0 2. eerviets y pantcaimienta. Ba cunjuate eubraraa om oO lent abet we Guside anual de OB§ 8,400.00 y dumds, ee reservaré be contited anual . Gaston Toteles to Agoiatetrecite | 18, «69.00 a on ioece mectnicas. a rest, © cate gedernads got am sietens senctiic Lenwate, hoe soetos devs todos é ta scostrusct¢s y | ripareciéo 3 de , lee ‘neves on constderactéa. ProyecesGa do a CF perecste, ;
at Gir Rar en cee. f.g @% aot. 8a ae e6e 60, Od, 00 9 230,080.00 6 340,000.60 @ lus, 0. ww GS 332,500.00 Go 187,300.00 3, 000. $ 7,066.00 S $2,020.06 d E 2 300.00 $ 8$,000.00 $ 90,000. i 2 200,:°9 $ 90,000.00 $ . i 000.09 8 42,000,090 8 J 300,00 $ 10 oo 8 3 300,00 g wo 00 $s #20,.% ¢ 3 ae $ 02 $ 3 : . t ter aio Sor ste : 3. 8,053.0 eo ee ee es 8. 2,000.99 «88,600.00 = 88, 200.00 2 227,400.90 g2¢,709.00 § 872,000.09”
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te =ig- SuteSis ice. ef Cmeusce y 63 ceearrali» Beoamico. Svesente= 2 ‘a a weate, b@ taywia io ice cowmr.moroe 1a of Grea, we tienen fori licndes ; i Bare Quewicios 30 regareciia mcéaics, F em Le weporte de les eco, ud Gam faciiitedes te varaje, Geto ep debido em perte, al poaw eles é» tes véee férrces de low veredcrce locales, agi como. tem . Mea, le anticrads que resuiten sus. cquipum. - iwhds é éetee dificuitedes, "WOLRGS Cemar scrap tiewen que revraterve © Bulures, MtJiee y a voces ‘ehete lee Getaten Ueidoe pera cfectuar reparesi ones é averties ecrmsies ee » ateidentales. Py Sa2ec2) eetionr cca cortese ies pévaiens tetales a@e iccurcen dienes enbercecionse, entre lee tiemites legaies Go _ aeredes, F celtdse.e ctres paiees, lee cestes Gs conbuetible y gar “treet, 0 eager taperemnate, ine piven sanrace qo reprecente ot “tro vecet sn y Betisutor tede jee carsstartatioss eo tedueteia ter at Pe: “apes eutereeeneat Garante wes psteeree ahve ‘de doesrrotte, pare se¢ pwred: ee, ot hae ebay | gibtebesi@ ese. Poke ae
oe om tagk pat ot at o. ” den proyecto, _ ke surumis fess se lloveré « coz Gureate ei segundos . ca * Gas to por cada evcet fa: fase: carta): ° — Gore de rutumeitm y relleas del pentane & 4,300.00 — I Vo Patio central. $ 20,200,000 : - & “Le Clemmls 3e ka cuna lateral $ 8,000.00. : 4 -. Gid8Piesce de tallerca/eleacenes/of icinas @ 12,000.00 ‘ “' Sticke del teller de eetilleurte & 3,%0.00 : ‘3 ~~ Eagsete de les stantes clestrices  § 3,600.00 ‘ 4 c+ Came leterak .@ 4,000.00 i 3 g 3 000.00 ¥ . 8 36, 000.00 ° ‘ERRRRD RARE etter sti sr Crean 0” Bo dmwe Pony o, tu et éntco peorte oon tontes guresies (coaparuve con ecm
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*. g as FOREIGN OLS .E¥- CONTROLLED DISSEM a . “SECRET cauraat mreusoance acaner APPRARSAL: SELF-EVPLOYED FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO RESIDED IN CUBA FOR ¥ANY YEARS PRIOR TO AND. AFTER CASTRO'S ADVENT. HE RETAINS CONTACTS WITH CUBAN FRIENDS, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE CUBAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, . HIS @ ROUTINE JY _ Intelligence Information Cable | | COUNTY CUBA/CENTRAL aYER:CA TOCS$ DB-315/02467-€5 cf H , . | part or EARLY JULY 1965 OS. 22 JULY 1965 .. | . ALLECED PLANS OF MANUEL ARTIME BUESA TO BLOW vp) 2 A SRIP INVOLVED IN TRADE WITH CUBA; PLANNED AIR |. _ ATTACK AGAINST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26. JULY 1965 ‘ | Bare. ACG. UNITED STATES, MIAMI (22 JULY 1965) _ a IN 16312 i . , oS _ _ AND. , i . - ° BELIABILITY HAS. OT BEEN FULLY ESTABLISHED. SOURCE CLAIMS HE RE. : . sok 7 eR tar fetid CEIVED THIS INFORMATION FROM ALFREDO BORGES ‘CAIGNET, AN. MRR SSGER. >. ; - 1. ACCORDING 70 ALFREDO BORGES CAIGNET, A MEMBER OF THE XOVI- Po ae. — NIENTO DE RECUPERACION REVOLUCIONARIA (MRR, MOVEMENT FOR -REVOLUTION- os ARY RECOVERY), MANUEL ARTIME BUESA, MRR LEADER, AND HIS. WIFE. VISITED NICARAGUA THE. WEEK OF 12: JULY 1965 an WAS. PLANNING TO TRAVEL TO “CRNTRAL AMERICA AGAIN IN-ORDER TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH CENTRAL AVERI- can GOVERNNENTS. (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: IN MID-JULY ARTIME 1DI~ 7 CATED THAT EE PLANNED TO GO TO NICARAGUA IN ORDER TO VISIT TEE FORMER die se gee ta eRe ee nemabeem, sea Ee ne “) MRR TRAINING CAMPS AND TO LOOK INTO THE CURRENT STATUS O7 4 SNALL | “[NpraN-EDvcattoy TRAINING PROGRAM BEING CONDUCTED BY HIS GROUP CF. ASOUT FIVE MEN REMAINING IN NICARAGUA. PROM RICARACUA, ANTIME PLANNED TO PROCEED TO costa RICA Ae PANAMA TO. LOOK ETO i NEY os Gale material contains ingaemation a6: Hatienal Defense of Th UL. Goon YE and TOA, ree eronsmianiea, of Se ene sn ie cat cmanaar oan unuanertaed perena ts ‘pectin ty SECRET . . NO. FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM  QYATI/DER GIA ARMV/ACE) MAY «AIR JCB) SECDEF NEA Mic HK UMA oci ont oce om XDCS FBE © EQNS REPCINCLANT  CIA/NMCC PAA COAST GUARD RORDER PATROL we He Kap aspera cat 8 Pete re oO se ant a
14-00000 KO FPORZEIGS DISSEM/ CONT POLLED DISSE , "YN #163911 al 7 | o TDCy D3- PAGE 2 SECRET 7 . . - 318/02467-€5 CIVIC ACTICN PROGRAM OF INTEREST TO HIM IX THOSE CGUSTRIES. BE WAS @ : 7O RETURN TO MIAMI, FLORIDA, IN BARLY AUGUST.) , 2. BORCES CLAIMS THAT ONLY ONE MRE BASE REMAINS IM NICABACUs, ‘ WHERE THERE IS A GROUP OF ABOUT 50 TRUSTED MEN, THE GROUP HAS ARMS ‘ AND EQUIPMENT CACHED THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AMERICA. 3. ACCORDING TO BORGES, ARTIME IS PREPARING ACGRESSIVE ‘OPERA- TIONS AGAINST CUBA, ESPECIALLY THE BLOWING UP OF A SPANISH, BRITISH, . OR SOVIET SHIP INVOLVED IN CUBAN TRADE. AT THE SAME TIME, AN AIR " ATTACK IS BEING PLANNED AGAINST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26 JULY. ‘THE MRR ; : CO HAS ACCESS TO TWO AIRPLANES AT THE MIAMI AIRPORT, WHICH DO NOT | . BELONG TO THE MRR; THE AIRCRAFT HAVE COMMERCIAL COVER. (SOURCE \..¢ COMMENT: THE PILCT OF ONE PLANE MAY BE FRANK PIORINI.) THEWBR ": Se ~ °° @RQUP 18 GETTING, FUNDS FROM. A ROR-AWERICAN SOURCE, (SOURCE COMMENT: : tt : 2 THE SOURCE OF THE FUNDS MAY BE THE JESUITS, BECAUSE ARTIME HAS CLOSE . ae oo (contacts WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND HE RECENTLY VISITED ROME.) : =P on ie FIELD DISSEM: _ CINCLANT, CINCSO, (ALSO SENT MANAGWA. > * Ta nine a erereemogtenncn ar :O eS NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM URE 8 RRR T3 fs Hane PP bap. ton am Fae sitemeter ree fea . Gtanne 2
14-00000 + i ae 23 July 1965 _ a = : a ome at eee? > <EMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD mented etek Ses SUBJECT: Meeting with George Lodge, Harvard School of Business , 1, On 15 July 1965, with | lor CA Stare, i met Mr, Lodge at the Key Bridge Marriott Hotel to discuss | what he knew about thc relations among AMBIDDY-1, Bishop | McGrath of Panama, and.a rural development program they are .. : ele @ll working on in Panama. Mr. Lodge described Bishop McGrath -: 0 0: oft &G @ real ball of fire, about 39 or 40 years old, born of ae iat U. 8, parents in the Canal Zone but he has taken Panama sr eitzenship. He graduated from Notre Dame University, did. — graduate. work in Rome and has taught in several European: -: SO 29d Latin American untversities, such as in Chile, He is. 2 one of the three top Catholic prelates in Latin America | ae ee ete veneer hee yf ne ee ae A tne fe {PULTE AA GEER OSA AP eR BP YM oY ‘ and has extremely close. ties with te een eS er mere the Vatican, e.g., he is =. . “ @m the Ecumenical Council and on the birth control group. He ' has an official operating budget of $2,000 per year which he ae /, @tiguents from every conceivable source, particularly frou ‘the “~~ _ German bishops. He is politically and operationally minded, ‘- 9 American completely in his attitude and behavior, a — > typical Irish politician, Mr. Lodge submitted somewhat: '. Wryly. His parents are retired and live in Miamt where he - -. Waeite often. . He recently met AMBEIDDY-1 there on two occasions Gn this same visit he also. met the Papal Nuncio from Santo | Domingo (he appears to receive most of the hot potatoe type ' aagignments in his. part..of the world). bt @. Veraguas Province of Panama is a selected testing | .. Ground for community develsooment PrO@rams if Purel areas. “". E& ie the poorest and most hopeless province of Panama, .a .> (5,0. Small arsed uprising took place there in 1958 and wae put .:.> ‘" dorm. The Communista have their best organization in Panane | 48 this province, The program there is based on the village. re °° @& Gan Franciaco,. about 10 miles of? the highway, and te an - | |, @8paneion of the SD IO Ee ee ne Pr efforta of the parish priest Father VASQUEZ
14-00000 Matas? te ee , i ‘Pinto who has been thereabout 10 years, He is a dynamic young man who has. lead the villagers to rebuild their village and church to develop their land and organize a cooperative and small credit facilities, The village is only 1,200 people but they raised by themselves $1,000 to buy materials and then buiit a training center capable of housing, feeding - and training 60 men at a time in rural cooperatives and rural development. One of their ideas is to select bright looking | leaders. and potential leaders from rural areas, first in. - Panama and later, hopefully, from other nearby countries. . for visits of a few days in which they hope to brain-wash them of Communist type propaganda they may have heard and = show them what can actually be done so they can take the good word with them to their own communities. This is in addition to the regular formal course. of 4 months for . selected young potential leaders from rural communities in and all over Latin America, 3 Another leading light in the program ie Father Steele who was thrown out of Dominica by Trujillo fer organizing cooperatives and is-a recognized authority on | the subject. Father Steele uses Veraguas as a home base but travels to Chile, Colombia and other countries conducting gehort training courses on the ground. There are some Dutch ‘priests on the staff whom Bishop McGrath personally recruited. Father Vasquez Pinto has sent about 10 to 15 local boys to the Antigonish School in Nova Scotia and they are back for duty. Mr, Lodge describes the group as a highly motivated | and enersetic group and Father Vasquez Pinto as a young and effective Panamanian priest who is a good operator. ie. Lodge has two men from Harvard University there to study the . program and assist in any way they can. The Peace Corps has . 84 people in the Central Previnces of Panama, about 30 of . .. them in Veraguas Province. They cooperate with the center, ‘. gm fact the two Harvard men are interviewing each of the . Peace Corps volunteers about their work... Ur. Lodge said they : @fe coming up with some good information and ideas: which other- wige would be lost as there is a good deal of. experience - among the Peace Corps kids but they don't know to recognize ‘4te@ sienivicance cr how to organfze it inte useable form, 4. The above group is trying to organize the center as a “'." whable base with an effective staff to continue the craining - program even if the present leaders should move on. They hope it will become a pilot program for Latin America and | -, that they will be able to seed other similar prograns: from OTA aes eel ememsrmennt on Reman trynn ee ESR ten 6 ee ser eesti 8 swwmptememrane SP oF ~ peroneal See ® Gree @ & - t
14-00000 -3- this one. They hope to be able to spot and develop leaders ia remote areas for future operations ia these areas. . Incidental to these major objectives, they are also nelping te develop the economy of Veraguas, to aevelop production, ; eredit facilities, and in general to i transport to markets, help slleviate grievances which the Communists have exploited 4m the past. . § Bishop MeGrath has arranged with A¥SIDDY-1 for about = oo 4 gix of AMBIDDY-1's people to attend the January 1966 training ae 2d eourse, with 3 or 4 te remain on the stati. Hopefully, one : ¢ ef them will develop into the executive director of the — F - | . eenter. it wae agreed that the first men will not be too - : . closely associated in the public eye wits ANBIDBY-1 in order : yt to try to forestall initial bad pubticity fren opposition — : : elements, . AMBIDDY-1 and Bishop McGrath agreed, therefore, . : : that Nestor IZQUIERDO (who is well known as a long-time adherent of AMBIDDY-1 from 1958-59 Comandos Ruraltes days | 4n Oriente) would not be assigned to the Panama center at thie time. - IDDY-1 told Bishop McGrath that he would try to obtain sufficient funds to support the men assigned to the eenter. He: has not yet brought up this matter with his case efficer, and as the amounts will be very gmail, he may try to: squeeze it out of his newly authorized budget. . However, he. y ask the Agency for additional holp to sponsor these men ‘ while they are working their way into the program. tion in the ~ . antended that the. Cubans would continue ts coopera program, eve the field wherever they. row coamencapartne nto ane AE agony ™ ve ca vena meant remnteares 9 r= & resar etn gro Meee me tae ren acter Cagpeenmmastt ar one *" : ro atually working them int? are. needed and acceptable. so 6. Mr, Lodge. will meet Bishop MeGrath next in Panama ‘on 29 or 30 guly. As. a. coincidence AMBIDDY-1 will probably ‘ .. pe. dm or near Panama around the same time, as he jezt 14 duly |. fad - for Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama for meetings with their : _ presidents an ‘geveral days visit in each country. ari’. Lo Wa/C/CA/BA , AMCTVIC ce tes we [Po gett on L oF
14-00000 3 dugast 1066 aStast ica ot C/WH/3-Bolivia 1.” Om 20 July 1968 I discussed Subject with Major Lupton ef Detachuent "4" of ACSI Headquarters. in response to ay direct questions Kajor Lupton stated the following: | a. ACSI is not using subject but they have been b. Subject is net working in Bolivia or anywhere — @lge for ACBI or uny other Defense Department component that — Major luptes ia aware of. 7 a @. ACSI wan unaware that aubject Rad been. designating Aimeelf as a.eert of public relations. representative and press gam ig behalf of General BARRIENTOS. - - 8. & etated to Major Lupton that we held a poor cpinios ef subject, regarded his ag an opportunist, and a peaible. eandidate for "“buza" action. Furthermore we were concerned about bis alleged prear activities in behalf of BARRIENTOS. amd felt if he ware in onyway connected with a United States Zatelligence agency and this became knowa, it eould have an advergs affect ou the extremely delicate political eituation — which now exists in that country and very well piace. the 0.5. Governzent im en enbarrassing pesition with reepect to the. Belivisa Gcvermuent. Based on our views regarding aubjeat £. told Eajor cuptos that we would sot ecerdinate any operational. proposa 1 ACBSE wight put forward fimed at using subject's 2 Ss Majer Lupton tock the above in good grace and asked. 42 4% wore pescinis fer ue to provide Aim with any inzeruation eencerziag cubject's background and other detaile which would | give ACTER a aiearer picture of hie activities. % teld Hajor ptea that A would icok iate this ané. let. Bia Beow whether vs
4.90000 . sae TTR Me Na aS SECRET 2 eould eouply. . 4. Y light ef Major Lapten’s request in paragraph 3 fal ef such mature that is suitable above, is there aay aator ice? ; f 3 for passage to hia off ae “t nes oo ge Reesaatid Fsic ee OR wale
fort oo Se *. § August 1965 - i e a] MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, WHD/Cuba : SO ‘Gia 3: Chief, WH/Budget & Fiscal . . SUBJECT - ; Payment to AMBIDDY-1 for Mont = ef August 1965 oo, | t It is requested that you approve a payment of| id | fe 7 _ gor the month of August 1965 to be given to AMBIDDY-1. These 1 . funds will be used by him for propaganda and political an |. ws activity of the MRR, plus payment of support to dependents oe , _ and survivors. In order to expedite getting the funds te L AMBIDDY-1, the AMWORLD funding channel will be used until 0 Le another mechanism has been established which can be more , _ Slosely eontrolled by Headquarters. we
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14-00000 Va tet PIC, Operational/Au i . 6 Report on AMBIDDY-1 ~ ; ACTION REQUIRED - FYI. AULD o tos REFERENCE - None Less. were wae | i : i. In late July 1965 members of the AMLILAC Group re<- ported the following information as a result of their contacts ; t with various members of AMYUM located in the JHWAVE ares. . 74 Lane eeenaensugnarnen Stamey promeecmee 9 A. AMBIDDY~1 has a warehouse in the WAVE area in 0 ; @hich he is storing equipment brought back from his Central 7 ~ Of. @merican base, The equipment includes UDT gear, boat motors, . . rafta, uniforms, and bulldozers. There are no weapons. in the pudlding. ; , : . B. AMBIDDY-1 is planning to put the BABUN PC into ee, proper condition for use asa Mother Vessel, The vessel is - Ly now in Tampa. . AMBIDDY-1 spent over. $10,000. on this ship ‘ : a C. AMLILAC-8, a former AMLILAC who was fired a t er couple of years ago and who has been with: AMBIDDY-1's group | gince then, war. in the local area recently and. told AHLILAC-€ - i that A-8 was the caretaker at one of the Bases in Central : America along with 9 other men. He stated that they had all fof the weapons from the last effort and were preparing the camp « for re-activation, . AMBIDDY-1 told 4-8 that $600,000, was available for the reactivation. Nye @. The penchant of PBRUMEN exiies for exaggeration, eabellishmonts, and contortion of information (ag can be geen from para 1 B, and C) continues to plague the remnants ef AMWORLD and as a consequence gives rise to jealous fears en the part of tho AHLILAC Group garticuleriy as te the real wtate of mvi7e8 Such reports as those above and cthers when ~_DESENSITZE beg TPA ELT AS EA POM are , Dae CHNTONED LF pin tt LAP eee ne tS tO oe AUG 10 1968 eS WHC | cnammaaranmen i bert! BS ram m/s EC Tae tel, bode te,S ECRET |, ¥
Ree met quanme aoe - seme ee a j CONTINUATION oF ASS ETAT LA oy . ee sa. KO rR iSP , {ge 4 : ‘ . DISPATCH i SESEK.S EC RE + | UrGA-27667__ e collected by the AMLYLACs - tend to affect the latters' morale ‘and confidence in KUBARK because the AMLILACs believe that anything AMBIDDY-1 does is done with KUBARK support and biessing. As Headquarters is aware the great fear of the AMLILACS is that AMBIDDY-1 will get all the action and all the glory. However, in view of the current KUBARK/AMBIDL.-1 relationship the AMLILACs have little to fear and a renewed morale crisis is not expected to arise. On the other hand, if AMBIDDT-1 eere to ré~activate part of his action force and conduct a raid utilizing toons non-KUBARK support, that would be another matter. It would thea ~ be very difficult to convince the AMLILACs that KUBARK waa not .  » .dnwolved and their morale and confidence would be badly shaken. -- Weis situation is brought to your attention simply to show what . ‘ii~ effect such AMBIDDY-1 activities would have on this Station's - Painstaking efforts to retain a superior and “xperienced commande po capability under already difficult psychological conditions, Desersineg roan 822 B3@ =a Previous apirion, KARTS ECR ET me Temes nes Rigteintep it ene TE cenpeetgaatyere staan ier & g 4
14-00000 i i i 4 i 4 Chis? ef Station, JUAVE (oer Ope Can oPiG /EUORLU/ Em . ag —<:- Seasible Area Purchases irom AMBORLD by Bay of Pigs Veterans : j AaeuesD rE ane TEL ISS . 2.) 7 fgttea Beqaived: Yor Your Information. Kn hero meme A. UFGA-21947, 11 June 1965. mete, B. UFGA-32527, 30 July 1965, i. Om 22 July 1985, auOT-237 furnished the following in AMOT Report BD-1531, which tnfermaticn he had received from ESIRE-1: — - 7. @e Teme Jowe PERUYERO Redriguses (201-294248),. President of Gbe Bay of Pige Veterans Agsociation, Alberto HARTINEZ Becbenique (261-290780) and Ruben GONZALEZ de la Heria, are eaking overtures to buy arms from AKBIDDY-1. The - ‘ Aosesiation’s Directorate, and the nembership-at-large, have. + Ot yet been told officially of thie contemplated deal.. =, le BBIRE-2 felt thie information wa partially cosfirmed wy the iellowing comment wade to him by Luis Humberto VIDANA Quageh (201-274645) im a conversation: “What do you think that AMBIDDY~1 has been reduced to doing? He now wanta to eek the arag be haw left over from all that business be wag tee wp is ... end te thiak that a oergon like him is. weosiving ai¢.” @. USIRE-— thiakes it poemiblie that the BABUN brothers - may be the persons financing PERUYENO in the vurchaas of the : SVORLD arms, ESIRE-1 commented that PERUYERO would set - ‘Gare tell bim ebout beying any AMWORLD arms ag he knows that SSIkE-1 would be oppom@ed to auch negotiations on the grounds that this gould be immeral. >, =Seevious’ reporting oa AMWORLD/AMBIDDY-1 activities has iudicated, a@ in Reference A, that ARDIDDY~-1 was interested Distributies? 3 = C/E ed wos
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14-00000 (DISPATCH | seers nd Chie*, Fn a 6 Chief of Station, JNWAVE . aanct Urera pert uP Alle Vy 0) Be j Charges Against FUBARK ia the Death of Aoberto TRUJILLO Rodrigue HRD ass Action Bequired: For Your Iaformation, 2. Om 1] Angust 1968, ARTAUP-2, secomoanied by Dr, Luis — CASAS Wartines, former vrowiacial commissioner of Camaguey, beld ; : @ converestion with ANTAUP-1 im which be learned toe information a given below. This information was resorted im AMOT Report DD-1563, i @. According to ANTAUP-1, Alicia °TUDELA Sanches i@ clanning. ce a% @gaim the cage of the the death of her busband, Reberto TRUJILLO Rodriguez, who died in the AMWORLD training came ; whieh were under the direction of AMBIDDY-1. Aceording to - ANTAUP-1, TUDELA olamm.to blame KUBARK for the death of ber husband, FODELA claime details of her busbind's death which she has in ber posseesica will substantiate this accusation. os 3. ANTAUP-1 algo asye that TUDELA ie prevering to make an attempt om the life of AMBIDDY-1. Sre is receiving inforgaticn - from ver@cas clcee to ANBIDDY-1 on all AMBIDDY-1's movements and . ig leoking for a eileacer te cut om the guna @he will.uge im this ; attack. AXTAUP-1 recorta that he has attempted to calm TUDELA down ane ap tzyine to perguade her to give ap the idea ci. attacking 4. ANTAUP-2 coamonted that ANTAUP-) boasts that he ig the eee whe obtained the information and proof against AMMVORLD and. EUBARK te the death of TRUJILIO and that he bags thie orcof im hia - peseessicn, AMTAUP-2 believes that it was SUTAUP-1 whe steered — FUDELA’e accusationa from ANWORLD. towards KUBARZ. ® 22 a pe _ : phan G. ELMARD an es ey led er- 74 3SA2, ae De «det HS Distribution: a: ' UPOA-22888 HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER | @ 19-124-27/3 “ep abe ae anor # erent <4,
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—— cen en, pemammnninstineeret aetna mae * ant anaemia ett At I AO A DISPAICA |. entree n o SSIS EE — ivaall Slain 4 _____— Chief of Station, Jabave o KE ew ten apes | BE cate ene ee sore tee cemeepemann gee cay eee manny mammary mee : i a re i Sot Rs : ¥ et Chief, tH Divigies i aceon’ IC/Operat ional /ANWOULD/ANLILELs Report on ANBILDT~-i carer can nee aneematenienrrennrtccneeoe-entenaser mieten AEBS ECTEIES EOCENE een AN EE A ETI CI Ce NN OE ACTION; 4t WAVE’s discretion, pass para § to AMLILACs. REF: UFGA 22667, 10 August 1965 | 1. Ags you know, the BQS AMVORLD case officer: recently visited the WAVE area and went to the warehouse with. AWJAVS-4 and hie wife, described as a possible purchaser of some of the equipment. _ Tre | warehouse is full. of aoldy and rusting camp ‘and support’ équigme:t, - most of it of no use in mounting. raiding operations. There. sre. outboard motors, emall. generators, engine spare parts, air drop . _ equipment, bedding, ete, ia addition to a large pen of baby chicks purchased by AMBIDDY-1 in bis latest venture of training for rurel eivie development programs in Central America. There was ono - eustodian working around. the warehouse and taking care of the . ' ghickens, AMBIDDY-1 has alse purchased an off-set printing press, for $10,000 according to hia, which is eet up.a few blocks avay. - He plans to use it to print the AMYUM magasine, plus hopefully making some profit for AMYUM from it on commercial printing jobs. @, AMJAV4-4 and AMBIDOY-) both laughed heartily at. the idea that the PC of BABUN could be converted to a-motherrhip.. Thig was considered and rejected several months ago when AMWORLD was still authorized to operate. They turned down the. offer of the ghip as a gizt then en greusds that it would be uneconogaical even 4g given to them free of charge. - - : a 3, AMBIDDY-1 said he did have a total of ten mon an. Bicaragua;.. five at Wonkey Point guarding, a cache. of. email arms and teaching the lecal I:dians to read, write and grow rice;' three men at. Bliuefields a@ cache of amall arms and working to develop ‘a email boat yard for repair and maintenance. of shrimp. boats. from. which. ANBIDDY~1 hopes to. build a fishing cooperative; and two men. at: Managua with. a exaller cache of suall arma, one of whom is the ANYUM delegate to the Nicaraguan Government. . AMBIDDY-1 bept about 150: small aras, | : with the knowledge and consent of HQS, in return for his giving back: _@F accounting for the heavier and crew-eerved weapons: and moat of the omall arms from AMPORLD. Hs elxies that all three caches in. Hicaragua are in concrete underground locations which are rigged ’ , « eontinued — 7 ae, vn eka oR Fe wrqw 472 | “BS Auguat i668 > 7” ; eS ~ COORDINATING see RAISER T ETE, hy :, ay d . . . . . f 3 Bice $3 usgeraviauaemniay mo ; oe . _ ; o ‘ .
CONTINUATION OF : Lig eae ie AGS, OE, ED intl : ER CR ET : | ees 99e UGE PREVIOUS geITION, se —_ (| _ pe | OBCRET CONTINUED DiSPATCH ___BYG¥Y $072 for immediate destruction by the custediars should an attempt be made to seize them, AMBILLY-} said nenad V@ither plans ser money 12 reactivate any bases, except xa they aignt be used for la-al éivic action type prograns, . 4. AMBIDDY-1 was advised by his case officer in strongest terms to sell or throw away ever, thing from the Central American camps, to concentrate on trying to project a pew image of hinself a8 &@ Constructive and progressive leader Lavelved in community development and civie action tyoe programs in Latin America by . invitation of the local sovernnents, and to stop talking GF acting a8 & paramilitary operator, He was advised in evee stronger terms to got out of the DAVE area-ags soon as possible to remove hiasetf aS @ target of constant personal attacks against which he could. Bot defend himself. He agreed in principle, subject to waiting — three sionths for his wife to deliver their first child, . 5. WAVE may aggure. the ANLILAC leader that, to the best . knowledge of » the AMWORLD program is dead, that AMBIDDY-] - Bag uc real istention aad only limited capability of mounting. rwaide, and that anythiag he sight do aiong the lines of paramilitary action would certainly be without ODYOKE support or bleasing given . the present political elimate in GQ area. 6, WFYI, BQ8 continues to try to influence AMBIDDY-1 te stay out of paramilitary matters entirely. To this end, we shall try‘ te keep his top operational personnel otherwige occupied in KUBARE er other employment, to keep him as fully and ugefully cecupied as ” possible away from the WAVE and PBRUMEN area, and te convince hie to sell cr lease his two Swift koats to ‘commercial enterprises ef to another KUBARK program outside the WAVE area. ue a  @, EQB wilh welcome conti gued reporting on AMBIDDY~1° g . agtivities from. WAVE. sources, which serves a useful purpose ag. @ check and monitor for. the case officer to compare and contrast '. With AMBIDDY-1's reports to him, In addition, we are reeruiting - _ the former ANWORLD Deputy for Support and Administration, who also gerves 26 legal and: political advisor to AMBIDUY-1, He. is now residing in the EQS area, is back. on the staff ef a large university and has greed to agsiat in keeping AMBIDDY~-1 on the straight and bar Pow path following the lines of. paragraphs 4 and @ above, - 3 - GOS, JMYALS _& “ywtn | ELH AN 6) - 26744 “a i | | ~ \ j i
14-00000 & Renn e ” 26 August 13965 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ' FROM : AMBIDDY/1 - 23 Aug.st 1965 AB lts SOE SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 discussions with Geseral Anastasio : SOMOZA, President SCHICK and other Nicaraguan — i ' efficials, 24 Jul-20 Aug 1865. ; ' fenkt 1. A/1l first met with General SOMOZA 27/28 July. Tae following points were made in these discussions: . os a. General SOMOZA said the State Department is making an. investigation of how much money he is using to control ; the government and win the next presidential elections. SOMOZA a told A/1 that he intended to run and fully expected to win the : election, but would not need to buy any votes. He asked A/1 to please tell “Washington” that State is very clumsy and if they 4 really want to know anything they should call on the Agency, or . the FBI, either of which is much more effective. SOMOZA said | “ everybody in. Managua knows about State's efforts. to block his. . oe “gandidacy and are laughing at them. a i - b. SOMOZA suid he was meeting Daniel CDUBER of Costa Rica at the border shortly, and they would make a "“non- aggression pact" agreeing that neither Will make trouble. for. the cther's caupaign for election to Presidency. ODUBER had’ . @gked for the interview. SOMOZA told A/l that he thought . @DUBEZ had made a “live and let live" agreement with the Com- munists, and that at their meeting, he would demand from ODUBER @ public denunciation of the Communists to be followed by ets.ctive control measurem.against them. . . . @. The WRR will be allowed to build and operate . @ tall boatyard for construction, maintenance and repair of shrimp boats at Bluefields without SOMOZA or the Nicaraguan . .« G@evernment to. be cut into. the proceeds. This is part of A/l's ':. @ommunity development program, simed at developing a large oo". g4@hing cooperative. based oa Zluefields which will be self- ' gustadning. and profitable for. the members and the local economy. . @OMOZA alse approved continuation of the basic education . :.°° ppegram being conducted. by A/i'’s Ziye, man contingent at the old Ma, Honkey Point base and eventual dsvolépment of that arezas a rice~ - -. growing cooperative for the benefit of the local Indians. .
14-00000 ee nt oat ea i a ne egg net WSS CSEROSTE a ARETO  S 7 agreed to start pushing Civic Action prog Can handle him more easily than they can ROBLES. . @irectly under order of Fidel CASTRO. ~Zo @. General SOMOZA, at A/l's gtrong recommendation, ] rams through the National Guard in an effort to enhance his personal image preparatory to the next Presidential campaign. SOMOZA asked A/1 to assist and advise in this effort. : , 2. The next meeting with General SONOZA by 4/1 was on 4 August, with following points: ; a. SOMOZA said that the latest program of Fidel CASTRO is targetted against Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. Pat: of the plan includes assassination of the presidents of — the three countries as part of a terror campaign to soften them up. He said that in Panama, particularly, Presideat Marcos ROBLES is a prime tar n & recent turn against him by the National Guard because he has eut down on their costs, pensions, and other privileges, If ROBLES is eliminated from power, the Communists feel the chief . of tha National Guard will take over and they thinkémm they . , b. Source for above, according to SOMOZA, was a Close associate of Marcial AGUILUZ, whom he described as the top Communist in Costa Rica and one who had recruited (fnu) FONSECA, |.” @ Nicaraguan now living. in Mexico. FONSECA is a bastard son of one of SOMOZA's foremen, a Communist, ard? an agent working. ; @. A/1 and SOMOZA talked again about a Civic | Action program in Nicaragua and SOMOZA said again that he would support it. He will assign Father LUGO, a Cuban priest who served with the Bay of Pigs forces, to a position similar to a Chaplain in the National Guard in order to assist in the program. SOMOZA will support MRR community development programs with Whatever authorizations are required and with whatever official Or personal prentige he may offer. 3. A/l next returned to Managua on 17 August and met ‘with Major PEREZ of the Nicaraguan Customs Service, a personal. aide — - %o the General, PEREZ said SOMOZA was very angry (not at A/1 or aG Fecple) and difficult to see. He said 3 Colonels were. under avrest for 3 days each for disobeying orders. PEREZ was afraid to see SOMOZA for fear he might be arrested also. However, A/1 S6ailog SQuCZAa by phone and was invited to visit him next day — at Tipitapa, A/1 met him the next day (18 Aug) and had lunch With BOMOZA and. (fnu) BENITEZ, a Puerto Rican, former politician there who ix now in business but remains in contact with and ‘Working for the U, §, Coverameat. After iuioh, BENITEZ left get but the Communists are exploiting .. .. ‘wadteanmpe ¢> Fee me eatin puemnneres eee nw atdud meme on katee a : 3 Oe CMT Eee ee rnenn sees eevee raion: een ot
oo os att eri, sy . hae wea ax Pe and A/l went with SOMOZA in his car. While they were riding, : SOMOZA told A/1 why he was 60 angry. | " i @. A message had recently come to General.— t: 5 SOMOZA from the Nicaraguan Ambassador in Panama saying that he . 3 ‘ had it from authoritative sources that. the G. S. net only . ” $ in would not support his candidacy for the Presidency, but would . s i gtrongiy oppose it. In addition, SOMOZA had word that Sydney oo! . : ROSS, Director of El] Tiempo (Spanish language newspaper in — ae H Hew York), after a recent interview with Asst. Secretary Jack Vaughn of the State Department, had an off-the-record talk *- with VAUGHN after the interview. VAUGHN had said that, so far 5 as he was concerned, SOMOZA was no different from the other ; ; 4 | Latin American dictators such as TRUJILLO, PERON, DUVALIER, nn t | STROESSNER, Col. LOPEZ, or Gen. CASTELL Branco, and that he \ ' _- gould certainly not support installing. another military dictator’ Ot i in Nicaragua. The two reports were confirmatory in SOMOZA‘a  . ‘mind and made him feel extremely bad as he said be has always ot, . . talked favorably about the U.S. and tried to cooperate with them , at every chance. ; ; oo . e. SOMOZA checked with the U.S. Ambassador in © “ 2 Wicaragua (whether in person or by sending Pres. SCHICK was : oo, - not made clear) about the matter, and received a typical State Beg Department reply that the U.S. was neutral in Nicaraguan internal j affairs and would take no action about the elections. . The : Ambassador said he could not believe. VAUGHN could have made- guch statements because of the U.S. position of neutrality in Bicaraguan affeirs. an . ¢, SOMOZA also said he had sent a measage to "- Washington suggesting that if some ef the other countries heard -: ahout themselves being lumped with TRUJILLO, PERON, etc. they . os might well call back their troops ‘from Santo Domingo and tell -/-.: Washington to go to hell. j ir f vee . @-. He said he was going ahec2 with his plans regardless of what the U.S. does about it and reminded A/1 of Mr, J. C. KING's talk with him (sovozs) at the airport in Washington to iet hin know after the mistiuo sn attack on the SIERRA ARANZAZU that Washington would undersiand if SOMOZA. ‘@ecided to kick A/1 and his camps out of Nicaragua. He used .", thie as an example of an attempt from Washington to dictate ‘te Bim which he had ignored, telling A/1 that he was a friend, _ would continue. to be, and would continue to make his own decisions regardless of what Washington might want from him. - .. B/1 made another strong suggestion that SOMOZA take off his. ~ | gndferm and start making public his civic action ideas. in > addition, he again udvised him to go peracually to Washington
Mam terpee anes ate eeu AS to talx directly with VAUGHN and other U. 8. officials to get the picture cleared up. A/1 said, "Let's try to get along with the Norteamericans, it's better to have them with us than against us." SOMOZA agreed, but said he had sent his brothér, Luis SOMCZA, ahead, hk. The following day, 19 Aug, General SOMOZA €alled A/l and said Luis had called him, reporting he had . talked to Vaughn in Miami. Said Vaughn had denied talking toe Sydney ROSS or of Passing such infcrmation to the Ambassador in Panama. Luis said he dropped the subject at that point and talked about other things. (A/1 believes Luis could be fabricating as usual or could have botched up the interview if At did take place.) A/1l again strongly recommended that General SOHOZA make his own visit to Washington and talk to Vaughn and Others in person, . 4. On 19 August, A/1 interviewed President SCHICE fer.the Tridente (MRR news magazine), He had previously interviewed General SOMOZA.. The interview reports will be. fTelatively innocuous coverage of some of the major events of the day. The agenda Of points for each interview is attached. 4/1 intends to dedicate an issue of Tridente to each country which has helped the MRR, e.g. Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, .. a . c /. WH/C/CA/EA - Venezuela, and Colombia.
14-00000 i. 3. 4,0 acancy aisle +00 INTERVIEW WITH HIS EXCELENCY THE CHIEF DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE ANASTACIO SOVOZA DERAYLE DIVISION, FOR THE TREDENTE MAGAZINE GENERAL, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THE TECHNICAL CAPACITY OF THE NICARAGUAN NATIONAL GUARD? DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE NATIONAL GUARD 18 DULY PREPARED TO FIGHT ANY COMMUNIST SUBVERSIVE PLANS IX. YOUR COUNTRY. WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE COMMUNIST DANGER IN CENTRAL AMERICA. WE WOULD Lixx TO KNOW YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE ROLE THAT THE ARMY SHOULD PLAY IN THE MODERN DEMOCRATIC STATES IN LATINAMERICA. oO ARE YOU SATISFEDWITH THE ROLE THAT YOUR TROOPS HAVE: PLAYED AS INTEGRANT PART OF THE INTERAMERICAN PEACE FORCE IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. GENERAL, WE WOULD LIKE FROM YOU A FEW WORDS. FOR THE CUBANS VICTIMS OF THE COMMUNIST TYRANT. = ee - s
| i | | | | INTERVIEW WITH THE EXCELENCY. THE PRESIDENT OF MICARAGUA, DR. RENE SCHICK FOR THE TRIDENTE © HAGAZINE. MR. PRESIDENT, YOU WHO HAVE BEEN AN ‘EXAMPLE AS A PUBLIC OFFICIAL, EVEN FOR YOUR PARTY'S OPPOSITION, YOU SHOULD HAVE IN YOUR GOVERNMENT WORK SOMETHING ELSE WHICH YOU. CONSIDER THE MOST IMPORTA LOVED ONE. WHICH IS YOUR MOST I MOST LOVED ONE? pO YOU HAVE FAITH IN THE CENTROAMERICAN COMMON MARKET? | WHAT FUTURE DO YOU SEE IN IT? NT ONE AND WHICH 1S THE HOST. MPORTANT WORK AND YOUR. WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF THE DOMINICAN PROBLEM? WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF THE VIET NAM PROBLEM? pO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE D AMERICA IS DANGEROUS ENOU! 7O HAVE IT AMONG THEIR PRINCIPAL WHAT IS YOUR-OPINION ON THE WAYS OF FIGHTING COMMUNISM? | TO WHAT DO YOU ATTRIBUTE THE PREPONDERANCE $.0C10-ECONOMIC | in THESE LAST YEARS?.  .. PROSPERITY OF NICARAGUA? WE WOULD LIKE A MESSAGE #R0M YOU FOR THE CUBAN. PEOPLE. ANGER OF COMMUNISM IN LATIN GH, AS FOR THE GOVERNMENTS PREOCCUPATIONS? -
14-00000 Reo “ : . ce : — * 7 - "tee Be be i ete BE #¢ 4egust 1066 - FROM  :; AMBIDDY/) . SUBJECT: Vidal ESPINAL Serrero, possible CI suspect - 1. Swoject tm a Spaniard whe ia beliewsd to be. working now at the Los Carta Vieja factory in Panama City. Ge previously lived in Meragua and worxed fer Colonel ‘ Miguel BUIZ Herrera (a Costa Rican sometinem employed by | ‘General Anastasio SQMOZA) asa apecialiat ia guerrilla warfare. 3. About late May or early June, ESPIWAL was. Grinking in a Managua bar and angaged one of A/l's dele- -, @ation in conversation, not. knowing who be was. He claimed | * $e peda been in Guatemala recently where he had worxed with. _@@eurately, tor aowe Fidel CASTRO operaticas on how to. means eynpathiger to elicit from subjest. ‘Through the — ‘@ueh was going on, 20 he was going to Panama free where. ke . Vaei@t ia Panama acd found i¢ te be im a poor section iskeabited ®eme “good people of the lower classes" ie. am attempt te. @verthres the Guatemalan government. He quoted at Isagth, - and accurately, from Che GUEVARA and used examples, also. @ government. A/l‘'s man played the part of a. security aurvice, the ERR people found eut thet Col. BUYS H. claimed schjest had same te hir and Gresented hiucel? ag a Gi expert saying he was willing ¢o - work fer him in aa attempt to aaze a coup against the goverr- gent. in Costa Bisa. In aarly July, aubject told Col. RUIZ H. Guat the Cesta Rican operation wag taking tee leng aud sethiag eoulé be called bacx immediately when they were ready to: go ia Geata Eica. Subject had also been overheard to eay in: Managua that he had a special Siegion te aggaucinate a Central American President. ' De a/i waidé the Hisaraguan service believes that Angelini 's Beatavvrant. in Paussma City ie a aouree of falee. | for Conmmusieca, 4/1 lesked at the place on his by Communists not fer from the leternationsl Hotel. SEIT, epee ET, a irene cima eor ter se | “ yu 7 7 . | - we o Meade ote +
14-00000 ae : ne 2 mame? nt ional ceawtmmnemetier de 4. A/1 said he reported the above infermation to Major ARAUE, Chief of the Presideatial Guard in Panasa - @aty. He was unable to see President ROSLES, whe was away ig the iaterier, . pS . wat . soy! + one nate aan tin nnemenece = met Vinge tec gneceppeeepsten bg, Laven semanas Qos 8
14-00000 - $411 well that in the whiskey sauggling seandals. and soup. gereonall . ‘@en @iad. Pree. OBLICH called GDUBER's office, but he was aff 8 MBte acciatant) said everrbody tala about 4/1 but sobedy really ‘because the oppostion wes usiting aud was getting plenty of ne ion a Scunkl 27 August 1965 a EXROSAZDUM YOR THE RECORD Rou 0: AMBIDDY/1 SUBJECT: AMRBIDDY/1 discussion vith President ORLICH, — Foreign Minister GOULER. and other Coste Biean - etficials, late July te eic-August 1965. 1. Ya late July, A/l went to Costa Rica and ast with Sresident CRLICH, telling him the MRE was cut of business ‘so. far og operations directly against Cuba are concerned, and ao loager needa bases, mone,;,.or other gupport for such paramilitary activities. A/1 deseribed the :iatest MRR program to coabat - CAS TROFCoen umiet efferte in Latin Awerice by engaging ia. Goumunity development and counter-inaurgency :ctivities. He @eked only for help in projecting a progreasive and censtructive image and some basic prestige for the MRA aad for himself. To Ghat end, he reminded President ORLICH that both of them <new . te for which 4/1 had taxenm the rap, uot only was. be not aye But had been, im fact, the firet one te give the warning , th cases. in return for those past favors, he now wants Brea. GRLICH te put him together with Daaiel ODUBER (the PLN @andidate for president who will almost certainly be elected) ia erder to counteract the bad-mouth put on 4/1 to ODUBER by Ganole RAY, Coiomei FIGULS, and Teodore “Yo-yo” QUIEOZ. A/1. prepesed te weet ODUEEE farecially, and let him mace Uphis litiexi-= om the ceast. ORLICH then sent A/l with Colonel EPPA (a yood friend of 4/1) to *slz with ODUBER's seeretary, who algo is a good friend of Col. LIPPA. The secretary (actually 3m GF very much about hia. Gomme good liberal revoiutiona- viep gay he ia a good san, othem aay he in o 5S. 0. 8. A/1 Peplied that was the reason he bad taxon the trouble to.come to - eee (20522, that he would waxe him pogitiesn glear Bimeel? aad weulé be glad to confront any accusers if ODUDER so desired. Tae secretary said. they were cousersed about. the canpaign money from big businessmen. A/1 offered to help by printing ~~ posters. teatleta, and other campaign material if they needed ¢, free of charge at his "Quality Off-det Printing Shop" in. + peta. Trade UL Uade oo5t co t re * % a ‘ erg te a ekalvs dsb ieee bat bias wash canbe bea de babs ¥ . rare ‘ » . al 2a Abe 4 $ > 4 = ‘ : rr . LETS TTR ERE PE errors TER Da var’ Magee oa do agjieuitautlasddl Bile thes
44-00000, ” «, “piel “Be Miami. He also offered to help Pres. ORLICH’s secretary, Roberte MADRIZ, whe eay rum for Deputy 12 be can be ecavieced to ignore bie shyness and weluotance tO Bake political a): ,eches. . 3. On 8 and 9 August, A/1 was again ins costa Rica - eed wet with ODUBER, thie meeting was arranged by Roberte — MADRIZ. GDURER adaitted taat he knew the Cubans were not guilty ef the amuggiing charges that had been lewied agaiagt . thee. Be als. appreciated A/l's previous refusais.te assist eoup plotterg and his: hulp in equeiching their efforts. A/l eaid he told QDUBEZ, “I «ncw you heve been told I amas. 0. 8. ‘aad X want you te see for yourséif what I am and maxe up your ied. I know the people whe have so deecribed me and would: lime te meet you together with them so you can agace your oun - ugadgement." A/l said these opening remarxs brought on  @pueee’s replies about the sauggling and coup reports. A/1 eaic he gave ODUBER a quick histery of ‘the ” see, what it has dome, and what. it stands for. He told CDUBER ho realized they had not been close before, but he. felt ODUBER and the PLN were the best choice for Costa Rica | and therefore the MRR was prepared.to support him in. any way - they can, including training, men and equipment. QDUBER. . eemed fer a specialist to do some ‘training ef hia 3ermenai< : @eeurity group, and to furnish aone valxie-tal«<ie radies fer them if possible. A/1l assigned Luis ARRICURIETA Sardisss (201-208890), a member of the MRE delegation to Costa Rica, - whe fe well-known anc: trusted by ODUBER, to full-time duty as @ @eeurity edviser and trainer. A/l also effered te devate. @ae issue of Tridente, the HRE news aagazine, te Costa Rica with favorable emphasia on ODUBER, and send free copies te @esta Rice. CGDUBER alee teexz A/i up om hig previcus offer te print posters, etc. A/l told him that the MRR people had heard @f e Communist plot te trap ODUBER by waiting te the etrategic Steen and masiag & Widely pUBlIiGigod GeGlaraticon that they. - are gupportiag him compietely. This would split the PLN and might ' teee ¢he ¢leatioa for ODUBER, thue putting in a wean or reactie=_ aery group whos the Communists could coatrel or overthecs. @D0082 enid he would expose this scheme and get the junp on them by saying ho doesn't want or need anything free the Communiste. afi Gffered to help him with this through Tridente. @2U@eE eaid he would be dlaigterent ‘president that waa. "“Chice" ORL‘CH and. wall. be more independeat of the 6 neti ae rye pacmmereng reds ge goes 19 sean Sea Ne a Ea Beak se wuibebe Lap a at tab 3
14-00000 , ORG the O48. 4/1 mentioned Pres '. GAS decisions. forced by the U.8. reo — U. 8., dealing directly with other eoun tries em Costa Rican’ interests instead of falling in lise always with the U.s. e COBLICR’s offer te Precczgnige - @ Government of Free Cuba if A/1l could manage: te seine. and hold a piece of Cube and declare such @ government. ODUBER agreed to honor the agreement, without Goumitting troops, but through hie good offices in foreign affairs. He agreed te @zer¢ moral pregeure on the 0.8. in behaifg of such an under@ taking, if necessary, by exploiting the favorable prese and Public attitude toward him in the U.6, , ‘3. Im A/1°s opinion, ODUBER i9 net a Communiet by any stretch of the imagination, - sor will he be a later edition of “Pepe” FIGUERES. If he doee take over; there will be many problems for the U.S. ia contrast to. the eany-going Felationship with "Chico" ORLICH. QGDUBER’s personal circle includes a strong group of violently anti=.8. yeosis. Cue of them, according to 4/1's delegation 4a San Jose, fa (2nu) SUNIGA, m government official who is the Costa Rican in. Gharge of Alliance for Progress matters” Be-has been heard to. gay that if ODUBER wane breeident, ne Costa Rican troope . would be geut to Santo Domingo nor Would Costa Rica auppert . . er, soo. ¥ Carl 8. JENKINS W/C/CA/EA
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14-00000 SR eeRAERaBNRennntc Ce. LOTT APA TO BE CERI Stes Ae CNeaehee = tae 27 August 1965 - MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM $ SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 Vidal ESPINAL Herrero, possible CI suspect 1. Subject is a Spaniard who is believed to wa working now at the Ron Carta Vieja factory in Panams City. He previously lived in Managua and worked for Colonel Miguel RUIZ Herrera. (a Costa Rican sometimes employed by General Anastasio SOMOZA) as a specialist in guerrilla warfare, 2. About late May or early June, ESPINAL was Grinking in a Managua bar and angaged one of A/l's dele- . gation in conversation, not knowing who he was. He claimed _ te have been in Guatemala recently where he had worked with Some “goou people of the lower classes" in an attempt to overthrow the Guatemalan government. He quoted at length, and accurately, from Che GUEVARA and used examples, also accurately, for some Fidel CASTRO operations on how to everthrow a government. A/l's man played the part of a . leftiat sympathizer to elicit from subject. ‘Through the | Nicarzguan security service, the MRR people found out that Col. RUIZ H. claimed subject had come to him and: Bresented himself as a GW expert saying he was willing to work for him in an attempt to make a coup against the govern- we ment in Costa Rica. In early July, subject told Col. RUIZ H. that the Costa Rican operation was taking too long and nothing wuch was going on, so he was going to Panama from where he Gould be called back immediately when they were ready to go in Costa Rica. Subject had also been overheard to say in Managua that he had a special migsion to assassinate a Central American president. " '“" 3. A&/1 said the Nicaraguan service believes that ‘ 4ngelini's Restaurant in Panama City is a source of false paseporta for Communists. A/1l leoked at the place on his . Wwdeit in Panama and found it to be in a poor section inhabited ‘Py Communiats not far from the International. Hotel. vannadlleape cee wnat apen atineneoe Games + ap & » e
14-00000 Stal "27 August 1965 segmenting pri eit Ae Ah HO HB MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD FROM =: AMBIDDY/1 SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 discussion with President ORLICH, Foreign Minister ODUBER. and other Costa Rican efficials, late July to mid-August 1965. - 2, Im late July, A/1l went to Costa Rica and met with President ORLICH, telling him the MRR was out of business so far ay OB operations directly against Cuba are concerned, and no longer ; / needs bases, money, or ether support for such paramilitary _ yaetivities. A/1 described the latest MRR program to. combat Cas':RO/Communist efforts in Latin America by engaging in community development and counter-~insurgency activities. He - asked only for help in projecting a progressive” and constructive ' ’ $mage and some basic prestige for the MRR and for himself. To .. hat end, he reminded President ORLICH that both of them knew. (full well that in the whiekey smuggling Scandals and coup . oO . agtempts for which A/l had taken the rap, not only was he not guilty, but hed been, in fact, the first one to give the. warning in both cases. In return for those past favors, he now wan te - ~ . Pres. ORLICH to put him together with Daniel QODUBER (the. PLN | eandidate for president who will almost certainly be elected) in order to counteract the bad-mouth put on A/1 to ODUBER by- - Manolo RAY, Colonel FIGULS, and. Teodore,,"Yo-yo" QUIROS. . ASL - proposed to meet ODUSER personally, and let him make up. his’, ows mind, Pres. ORLICH called ODUBER's office, but he was off ‘politicking on the coast. ORLICH then sent A/i with Colonel. LIPPA (a good friend of A/1) to talk with ODUBER's secretary, : f a good friend of Col. LIPPA. The secretary (actually a male assistant) said everybody talks about A/1 but nobody really knows him or very much about him. Some geod liberal revolutiona- ries say he is a good man, othem say he is aS. 0. B. A/1 replied that was the reagon he had taken the treeble to come to gee CDUBER, that he would make his position clear himself and would Bo glad to confront any accusers if CuUBER so desired. Te secretary said they were concerned about the sampaLen - Because the oppostion. waa uniting and was getting plenty of ° money from big businessmen. -A/1 offered to help by printing ters, leaflets, and other campaign material if they needed co: &t, free of charge at hie "Quality Off-Set Printing Shop" in SEGRE — Ash piel E é ~i be 2 ee
14-00000 : . S ' @ene7t . ; Na ft -2- Miami. He also offered to help Pres. ORLICH's gecre tary, Roberto MADRIZ, who may run for Deputy if he can be . convinced to ignore his shyness: and reluctance to @aké political speeches. 9, On 8 and 9 August, A/1 was again in Costa Rica - and met with ODUBER, this meeting was arranged by uocherto.. - guilty of the smuggling charges that had been levied against _.them. He also appreciated A/l's. previous refusals to assist SS goup plotters and his help ina squelching the:> efforts. A/1l and I want you to see for yourself what I am and make up your mind. I know the people whe have so described me and. would jike to meet you together with them so you can make your own *""gudgement." A/1 said these opening remarks brought on QDUBER's replies about the smuggling and eoup reports. ee ‘A/1 said he. gave ODUBER a quick history of the MRR, what it has done, and what it stands for. He told. GDUBER he realized they had not been close before, but he. - ‘fait CDUBER and the PLN were the best choice for Costa Rica’. and therefore the MRR was. prepared to support him in any #ay they can, including training, men and equipment. ODUBER . agked for a specialist to do some training of his personal ‘them if possible. A/l.assigned Luis ARRIZURIETA Sardinas: - €201-398890), a member of the MRR. delegation to Costa Rica, ‘who ig well-known and trusted by ODUBER, to fulletine duty 326. ‘ene isesue of Tridente, the WRR news magazine, to Cesta. Bice sarwh th favorable emphasis oa QDUBER, and send free eopies to... Costa Rica. ODUBER also took A/l up on his previous offer to of a Communist plot. te “rap ODUBER by waiting to the strategic moment and making @& wicely publicised declaracion that sney “ gary group whom the Communists could centreli or over throw. A  ottered to help him with this through tridants. 2 oe GDUBER gaid he would be a different president ' ‘¢hat was "Chico" ORLICH and will be more andepepdunt of the — pape eh a ra lenges mearncpetnTS stro teas aa saarmninteentqucre mae Afne # nine Ca mm MADRIZ.. ODUBER admitted that he knew the Cubans were not | a - gaid he told ODUBER, “I know you have been told I am @ s. 0. B. “mney genera cpm a ro emaetanee read ee security group, and to furnish some walkie-talkie radios. for oe a securtty adviser and trainer. A/1 also offered to donate. “ print posters, etc. A/1 told him that the Mwa2R people had heard y Bee* supporting him completely. This would split the PLN and might lowe the election for SPUBER, thus putting in a weak or reactio- " QDUBER said he would expose this scheme and get the jump on them by saying he doesn't want or need anything from the Communiate . SPA a PE a
‘be many problems for the U.S. in contrast to the. easy-going ‘of them, according to A/i's delegation in San Jose, is (fnu) (@AS decisions forced by the U.S. EN og = U. 8., dealing directly with other countries on Costa Rican interests instead of falling in line always with the U.S. aod the GAS. A/1l mentioned Pres. ORLICH's offer to recognize. @ Government of Free Cuba if A/l could manage to seize and hold a piece of Cuba anc declare such a government, ODUBER agreed to honor the agreement, without committing troops, but through his good offices in foreign affairs. He agreed to exert moral pressure on the U.S. in behalf of such an under~ taking, if necessary, by exploiting the favorable press and ‘public attitude toward hia in the U.S. 3. In A/1's opinion, ODUBER is not a Communist — by any stretch of the imagination, nor will he be‘a later - edition of “Pepe” FIGVERES. If he does take over, there will: Telaticsship with "Chico" ORLICH. ODUBER'’s. personal circle daucludes a strong group of violently anti-U.S, people. One @UNIGA, a government official who is the Costa Rican in @Gharge of Alliance for Progress mztters. He has been heard - ‘to say that if ODUBER were president, no Costa Rican troops would be sent to Santo Domingo nor would Costa Rica support wanes 8 iachineibte 4 iemetanen sea ag - me “+ eg @ they Fn ae = wed Thoth. al esd.
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“, rad roe Ht i’ a eee . a bre a a ee re re eas * 3 duly 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Telephoxe Conversition between AMBIDBY-1 and Gartin Ferrer . DATE : 30 June 1964 at 2130 4. F waa called at home by the security officer and daformed that AMBIDDY-] wished to speak to me, When I veturned A-1's call he mentioned that he would be leaving | for Costa Rica on 1 July. AMJAVA«4 would be remaining in Miami for four or five days to get the new reorganization under way. A~-l asked if we could intercede with INS in facilitating the departure of four or five of his men. who Wish to leave for the camps, A-l was informed that we -: Would be unable to take any action until the names have :., Been submitted to us, . @, A-1 asked that we assist in obtaining a visa for. . Enocencio ALONSO Ramirez who will be sent to Mexico. Alonso ‘will replace Pineda in the job that he was originally ' g@ing to do, A-1 would prefer that Alonso have no contacts © ’. With any other Cuban exile organization while in Mexico. . 8S. Al stated thai some of the MRR secretariats would ” "peed at. least one or two weeks to wind up their affairs “it. Eo Miami, A~l was advised thet we realize the dismantling ...@£ BRR in Miami could not be done over night. “ owever, any -procrastination would be viewed as an act of bad faith. “4, 2 4nformed A~l that the ADELAIDA is being insured . for $14,000 per annum, A Letter of confirmation from the '. . Consejo would be sent ahortiy. im proarrenged -requenity _ ow thee) araey sade be Spapieaiibe ctaneeme ceniclearan Gem Ae er nies Are nee ere EER BAB 4 See ea BORE HNN D He Aa seerat Org ' woe
wo SECREL we fo oom a S. In concluding our telephone conver on Aw] r) stressed that be would like to meet Mr, in August . . te report on the reorganization and improvements of his ‘ movement. : ; 6. Awl asked when he could meet with Carl in Latin. : . America. I again reminded him that any time he wishes to. co meet with any of the Headquarters personnel he needs only to send us a nessage,. Raul J. Hernandez . WE/SA/S0/a8 File: . ABBIDDY~1 = 20 . . Conversatic oo ; 7 Emoceacio ALONSO Ramires ~ 201 Above conversation conducted in grearrarged Gequently chenged privary code sm . Bactoted By aleas 4 . downsragus ang - erelormtican 7 . #, ao : . . fea, 4 f: - " PARGEOT UENO ANE RY Bees RET BRN er rcs onecriedssvereneimsbenmertirenteemnmtaeeenaensiet~eueeaeeaerenaaeauenenanaeuneninns sammamaemmmaenmemamuamaebiaiadl SERRE! Sans rempeteney Cin esa tencer ating tae eon ers :
74-0004 .¢ “, + T f ° ‘ “4 wi a ; is @ July 1964 . PS «~EORARDUE FOG, Guief, UWeatern Healaphere Divicion HY via 8 Beguty Gilet, WE (Special Affairs) Salat 8 AlpORLD-— Proposed Meeting between fy Cater, wx and. AMBIDDY-1 ia August 64 B we i, AMSIDDT-1 bas expressed a desire ta nest ne when Chief, Vestern Henisphere Division after the mo  weide te dugust Ge. Os = ‘5 «We have replisd wid AUJAVA-4. that Chief, WE “WLR be glad te mest with AMBIDOT-1 at that tine. | Be intesd te hold on to the gage~ , Seuse ustil after the meeting has ¢t ; " Pweferably AMBIDDT- . . Oeerte Bieo, to gen io* he weuld be pa Distribution: Orig - = C/WHD We tal ig
«Ze te streas or suffering misrfortase, some of the obverse traits. begin te show: Uncontrollable wutburéte e¢ fury, inpulisive Peactions, ish vinacictivesess and self-pity (nose of mo which have. observed by us firsthand). ; w 6. Imbued with a somewhat shallow philosophy, AHBIDDT=i.. . : fig prome to tailor ideas to what be atrives to acconpliab a¢ i aay gives moment and to the iapressica be desires to leave with po his opposites. Since he rightly views his relationship with : ¢ae jmericans as crucial toward the achievement of main gosi, i wis., to overthrow and succeed Castro, his pronoua¢cianentee | gaually bew close to what he conceives to represesat the mela Bames of american thought. ; 9. AMBIDDY.1°s personality feeds on adulation and eure face manifestations of loyalty, despite the fact that he @laias te view loyalty te Bie perese aa ephemeral and es ander continuing. threat of subversion, especially by hist @merican slifes. To the exteat possible, we have attenpted Qo asauage big prececupations om that score. @. Im the final analysis, aNBIDOT-1 trusts oaly hiaself asé views cvesn hie closest assceiates ag mere pawas whose relative value fluctuates as the chees game progresses. te er Sead ©. Rndowed with an inquisitive and reteative mind, | |, AMBIDDT.1 hae a remarkable knowledge of facts which im any = 5 discussion be ably uarahala and a¥ticulates. . Fe aeg222%=21°e wlews of things American is. eonés tioned . , | 7 10. kis quest for a key position in the atruggle to overthrow. . Hence, any advice is eelectively accepted or (ugually tacitly) rejected, dependiag on whether it serves to atreagthen @hat positiex. There is, of course, nothing reprehensibie — _ 2i. AMBIDDY-1 relates to his «avironmest in eseontiahly |. @enapivaterial terms. Hie world is peopled with demons and ' gadate, the latter frequently epitomised by Cla, the gormer - by the Department of State. All Je "sicaa BOWES toward hime - - @elg and hie organisation are interpreted by him in these aa 18, AMBIDOY-] probably fancies himself as an sdogt etudent of human behavior. Applying as a gauge hie choices @f Sntimates and bedmates, he appears to be @apabile of @vmmitting appalling bluaders in hia judgements ef human thee
13. aMBIDDT.1 has permitted hiaself to yet soared ia a ; . ewes finely epua by a squad of hardened veteraus of Havasa‘e © : ’ balfworld. Yhis cam be acgalyzed as ganiiecutation of rask i fematurity. More difficult to explain is taal alisiiag-i hag. Pelinquishbed centre] ever thie affair to am @sient where. 1¢ pew threatens Bie life's work. ia AMBIODY-i*s PBQ Il we predicted, sore boldly than wieely, that he would not get canght up im female entanglewents. While we did not under. rate the power of sez, we probably ewirrated AMBIDO.i'a ehearacter aad ectivatien. — 24. Ye a project which may have vast consequence as the security of the United States (traascendiag by fer ite intriasie value ag am unconventional warfare . faotrument) wo, of course, hare to take. into considerations ¢he possibility that aMBIDDY.1 could be working for the ; ether eide--either new or later. Ye view thia poseibility - @e woot unlikely, yet feel somewhat remiss in not having muek attention te what transpired between the landing. — et Playa Girea and the Bose Bowl ceremony. There has been @ome talk about hia baving undergose garked personality ‘@btengen during that period in hia life, but we actually de- eet know whether and, if so, to what extent hiapsyche ; eeftered demage. Do 48. aAlmernoy.i’es aged parents live in Cuba. He pro- - @eeses intense filial devotion toward his mother. Thus, Gastro hag in him power two valuable hostages. Ue havehad. -  geme rants talke. with AMBIDDY.1 about this subject and he |! Coe ¢hat we are net uneindful of the purpose to which — °° @gek beeteges cam be put. Ye have received se indicationa Sie have es yet been brought to bear upon ANBIDDTZ.i, -' gee do we have any concrete reason for believing that such — | gpreseures would be ef such avail. : 16. AMBIDDT-1's intense love of country strikes ne . ee unfeigned. In the light of his resistance record and feats of poxeonal sacrifice, we dovlt whether he could eoneciously bring himself to harming Cuba. His hatred of Gastro atoms in the main from the latter's betrayal of the: Fevelution. aAsinDT1 frequently mentiona Cuba's subverviensce = — te the U8G2 a= the darkest betrayal of all, but also voices - @meeptien te ether sete of Castro’s tyrany. “a Fabia 17. Can we take ANBIDDY-1’s prvfeasions of faith in) @enocratic principles and the Conatitution of 1640 at face walse? £ submédt that we not do ao as long aa We are unable | See Pee
74-0004 PN y ’ eee] . - , ; k i . to fathom the bedreck ef hig political coavictieas. IY aa. a ; Peluctast te accept Ais writings and the pregram of the Ia . ; 88 @ valié base for judgement in this regard. ia the fine} ®. aGelysis, it may turn out that what amimates AMBIDDY.1 is aie. 5 unwavering opposition to Castro is the fact that as loag an : Castre ig “in” AMBIDDY.1 is likely to remcia “out. ~ That, . - oH (Ser purposes of justifying our suppert to Sig, way sud fics. 18. Our methods of handling AMBIDDY.1 will have to . femein clreusecribed by the imperatives of asteaoey. Be ; Ganaet *¢ treated as a controlled ageat without making a t. i mockery of autoncay. ” . 16. Gme ef the benefite we have reaped free autezegp ‘ is that the American position vis-a-vis AMWORLD and particularly. the vlenents of self-interest which animate us in eupyerting . this project can be clearly spelled out without geceeuar ily feepardiginag the project. co ; 3 G8, ANBIDAY.i's maatfeet dependesoy upes american | geedwill, while an element of latest control and as such wecognized by AMBIDDY.1, ought eot be kept ia ths farefruat ef our dealings with him inagmueh ag it injects another. @lemest of instability which forces AuBIDDY-1 te vorry about A his rear whereas he cught be concentrating om his. freant. i Goo frequent harping ca the consequences of American dig. “.  Qkeagure cannot serve te forward eur preject. . & i $1. AHBIDDY.1 hae been known te make quite a fews,, ’  @@ Bie remeatment at ciceptive promises and brokes commit. - @ente. Cur record im this respect, while not unblemished, ; ‘ie fairly good. Ye can see no merit in practicing deceptien me aag much to commend candor in dealings with him. ANBIDDY.1's. ms, ' @wa vecerd of iiving up to commitments is somewhat marred by . Bis shorteomings as an organizer and administrator. The: " Reve been vo instances of demonstrable bad faith. However, ” @@eming indications of assent. on hie part are frequently L Beans oP esieed ® Sere thas that be semprehende Tkae Bas s « : ‘ : . “ete hy ee a ea : fs 2 ‘ / foe , we . aa , . ' : yobs te a 8%. is prowiding AMBIDOY.1 with political guidance, - @@ eahould etrive te relieve him ef all prececupation with Ghe vagaries of United States foreign policy and te dia. . Gourage gteriie denenclegical epeculation. — rae 83. Goepefully, vecent realignments within AMWORLD po" <'” @laR gerve te usher 49 a period of political traaquility TO ete ee eget handy ba 8 he oe
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4 centromere td AYWORLD Meoting in Panass, 10 July 196600 . . SUBJECT: Photographs of Adelaide Padres y Gren en wee mot raised by Bim at thie meeting. Be «ade no weferesce te Adelaide, and I did net bring up the aubjeet. E éid get the impreagice on oo basia in particular that be wes not ceoncersed about the problem of Adelaida and epperentiy ehe ie wettled im Manegua and sot causing eay preblees at the moment. 4a the geubject wag not @ieeugsed, howower, I would like te state that ae a. weeveleus persousl episicsa, set ag a repertiag of f2s%. ‘ i t i i | e | . The subject ef photographs’ . of ANBIDOT-1's mistress a t { .
yo * ~ DISPATCH Deputy Chief, YJH/SA SECRE Twetty ae, LTE CERES . GREE Action Buequired: YFvyli Reference 3 UPGE-3963, 29 June 1964 i. WAVE has determined that IDEN presentiy resides at ; ff br: 881 N.E. fist Street, Miami. The house she lives in has a ” : "Por Sale” sign on it by a real estate broker named Henry Chamberlain whose office ig Iccated at 7766 Biscayne Blvd. 2. WAVE has checked the public records pertaining to : ~ the above property and the following information wage obtained: — ; e “The property is reported being located at 831 N.E. Vist Street, Lot 124, Washington: Place, Pilot Book 20, Page 54. The house was buiit in 1940 and purchased on 4 May 1951 by Miriam C. Humes. for $19,000. ies Humes married John C. McCarthy on 4 October 1961. fhe couple got a mortgage from First Federal Bank, Miami, for $12,400, at which time the house was appraised for $18,475. McCarthy died on 15 August 1962, and the title ie now in the name of Miriam C. McCarthy. She has ap~ proximately $6,000-$7,000.in equity. Present mortgage ie $11,495.57, and she pays $87.00 per month." aheanencim ont ge soabaS A ALI ORERTTRERY Uerrere ss t 3. WAVE was unable to obtain any information regarding AMBIDDY-1'sa interest, if any, in the property. It is possi- ble that he intends to purchase some other property. WAVE will continue to check all leads regarding houses in Hiemi of interost to AMNBIDDY-1 and will inform Headquarters of the results. er epost at, UNS ot awit § woth Do 34 Attachment - USC IDEN Sheet | arrachk ze! : . Diatribstion: a 9% : 3 = Addressee bo gol i Stt. = USC G21 Jul 64 Vile > ee | OCINPATCH SVIMEOL AND MEMBER . UFGA=17035 — . ppnarimentein ee sine nm osesermeer Stieber 0a ate 4 >, SCALP SOT he cK bare, Ne IIH AOine OEEIR F estowre oen tobe mtTTA weminds# 1hevTma wbiinE Stagenmarrentan r—eawne ere cer Te TS =
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4-90000 we MP a bd tea ERROGAAE POR: Culet, Wa/Geeurity ; : oo oaca? @ ¢€4artéee) Svece, Baeusi Franciece ; . 261~210633. “Be Tt fe requested that the eterils tetephose Gasvering cervice ca Washington, B. C. telephoss — oe Saber 636-4646 be extended watil 38. Gepteaber 106¢, ..- ®. 8e would be appreciated if your office hardle 7 meccoanary arrengeadtacte extend the answering pervies. ap eet. » . Telephone Counersations AMBIDDY-1 - 201, tps tae
oe - MeCnANoUM FOR THE RECORD SUBS.CT: Reported Marriage of AMBIDDY-1 7 >" SAMBORA has received conflicting reports concerning ¢he possibility that AMBID0Y-1 has sarried Adelaida _ PADROM. One of the reporte stated thet AMBIDDY-1 | aheried A@ieaida in Miami during the first part of Suother report originating from Sixte Mesa reported. paetatts | Goan: & recto
ANWORLD Meeting in Houston, 31 July | , GUJECT:; Status of ANBIDOT-1's Parents - 3 ANJAVA-@ stated that heind received in Hiamt a 4 letter fren the Spanieh Consul in Cuba that AMBIDDY-1's tt parente had planned te come out of Cuba before the Piles 4 ‘Paid, Afterwards they felt that 1¢ would be too dangerous - ené bad etayed in plese. Kew erdere are out to find thes. ena te pick thee up. The Spanieh want them te take refuge aa the Mexiecarm Eabessy at the earliest moment. The Spaniek rd eay that they cam arrange te deliver the aged couple te ¢he Kozican Epbasay. The question is, can we at HOS check with the Memican Goverament te try te arrange that they. See aun te receive anid afferd safe travel to Hezice ; 4EBIR@T@i*s parente. I agreed te tiavestigate but ceve | 209 @emmitwent or real Sepe ef any success. Gari &. feukias . TNA, - Bectaded tram pviersaile ES STUER a aay SR eRIN fe NF TOSS BUETEERSEANET TH TOTEM Sota rine geprrerpemmeete cee eprerene aU REED SRE : vat wwe yeh + Mapes Ctene ro
DAT 06: «631 duly 1064, 13500 bourse ‘ . 31 July 1964 2. : GleJECT: Telepmene Convereatiee Between 4854074-4 . i ené Martia Ferrer - { u i. ABJAVA-@ complained that the regular budget fusds fer August had eet arrived at their benk and inquired as to ¢he reeeoe for the delay. Martin etated he would. check inte ‘@he gatter ard Carl would have the exzplamation at their. ~ meeting tomigh?. Ia the meamtime, A-4 will agk AHVORLD-2 . for a lean. A-4 algo asked for am itemized account. of the . Gepesite etill venaining im Bank Account ZZ. a a-4 cle ised he apeke tol ——siwecentiy concerning @he exit of ABZORLD pereoasel from Miami. According to « 4. 4G ie preseatiy impossible for their peepie te leave. 5 pa cause at os near | | | | | adoce ¢aat? eupply is ruaniag sho @ 4&4 etated that: ADELAIDA is being: repaired at their: ras and, im hig epinion, the ship will be able to carry out . the early part of august. A-4 suggested that go to tke base and talk te Franciece BIN Horales ‘@he repeire en.the ADELAIDA. &-4@ felt that ¢hese are only tenperary repaire aud the ADELAIDA will have @e go inte drygéeck. A-¢ believes that 5 weeting of the minds betvece and Hin would be beneficial on now to best keep tho eperational. Tue undersigned stated he did | eot Euow if this. would be poesibie for vequrity reagena and . . @he results would be passed through Carl... @. ~& 4 etated he had received the epare parts, for the bad @aliber machine guna and the 20 am. cannons. : ASous ecu gallon Teeth facleded ‘hat sronalla 3 fer greet onitgad frequanity er downcieding 268 _ - chenged privacy cudg ee RE | . doclassiitcattea
~s _ | SECRET oO 6. to ANJAVA-4 Carrille has 44 ail . ce ts According | 3 pa the Billie cy ee 7. 4-4 deported that AMBIDOY-1 was married im Nicaragua oa 33 duly. 4-4 was asked to convey our best wishes, | - ten IIA EN 2 Se & o Lh 6. Carl stated he would meet A-4°s flight into Houstes. fa the event they did not. meet at the airport, 4-4 was te precesd te the ugual place. ; TEP TOTRIAA TRO PIOD NAD 1 Sp mma <mERE ns MERON OO Bboy? See Tao ‘ eS Ve SOM ar tala nec e le petaninpeed 5 . eRanvel p * J OTP 9 Fatman eneginepenne  enpOrY wnt een tree
£4. _<. WESI7SO7HH—recea [ SSECRED 4 it. & August 64 5 uO aout re 84677 CH sak oi Ch Fak eo 19-124-27/2 on ee cee . + pape oe Ain 2. + meer 2 9 oe a MESSAGE RECEIVED ‘FROM AMBIDDY-1, ETA PANAMA 7 AUGUST. ALSO RAISES SUBJECT ‘PARENTS: DIFFICULTIES IN PBRUKEN, 4&ND sete eater ern AUTHENTICATING orrigea “Sb eet! i ham Wey st aneb ovate eek ate ar 8Y OTHER THAN, fue ISSUING orricd is Pac U6 PAOHIE to. 1 8 ap pA uate ore ERA? Ste were oy AO RE REREE ee a ERR I TART a 1 e. “4 : 3 4 3 mye & ‘ ot age 3 4 a / : i add, emtp “6 ee See
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hen d AIMORLD Meeting in Panama City, ® August 1964 - Em esanection with his pareats I told AMBIDDT-1 Ghat ay HQ5 hed investigated the poessibiiity ef dacereesetes wath Gexzice in their behalf, Our considered opinion. was that this would not serve a uceful purpess and aight be eounter-productive. The relations with Hexzice are ‘ etrained at present because of theie aedveres vote te the O48 weeting and my people could see ne way in which they eould intercede without directly indicating an official GU. B. Governtiexnt? faterest in AMBIDDY-1 himself. He . agreed that this was probably the situation. He asked ealp &2 4— uy epintes we might be able to asaist in expediting . Ghety entry inte the United States asa refugees secking asylum - , a @ame they were able te make their way te Mexice. I : @teted that im ay epinice we would be able te assist in. ouch. a? . te -: - @arl B, Jonkine Lo tates}
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