14-00000 giltcll oll SEEM Sad ust at piyrenmen es “pa em 4 if the wa’ TPT OL CM - Memoranawi. for the. Subjects. LrpattegL: MICRO FILMED” ‘AUS | 23 1369 . BSc. MICRO, SEA. -On° Sunday - (1000), 5 Aug 62, LITAMIL=9 ‘eall'ed - -to report the "psper” was ready and he would dike to see me. A mtg was set fa 1830 at his apartment, 10 SECURITY PROBLEMS NOTER. L-9 provided the paper re Mexican supporters “CASTRO regime (copy attached), He asked that I be cereful not to use material in paper as this would put him “on spot”. Re requirements in DIRA7I5OS, L-9 reperted as é follows: In asmmch as Ramon SINOBAS Casado, Cuban First Sec, handles all matters with Foreign Office, 1p difficult for him get any info re high level Gov't febling either for or against. He said that “--one thing was clear and that the fact that the Mexican Government ‘was / :yt0g CT. 2Beg Oz - DD $ OE , ~9- oF Morzvorzraeety 89 $ "5 nite fl (7 wtesa Boll peaotey z x Yd confiscating propaganda at the airport, In additim, he said that. on 3 Aug at the airport ,. Salavador DE LA TORE Calle jas, Cuban professor, showed him a letter which was signed by Raul ROA and addressed to the_ Mexican Arb in Brazil requesting that DS LA TORRE begiven a Mexican _visae The Mexican Amb refused to honor RCAS request and DE LA TORRE game into Mexico without a visa, DE LA TORRE was furlous, of courss, but Le9 was abte to arranze his departures fer Havana Without ary trouble. .L-9 said that about 8 menths ago Pres, LOPEZ Mateos told Elvira VARGAS, : Communist newspaperwoman that aa long as be was President, Bake would not break welaticns with Cuba. L “9g seid that Tare 8a PROENZA told bim this. L 9 added that the Embassy officials believe that LOPEZ 1s ' friendly with the regime and have @onfidence in him on this score. When asxed about Mexio n Gov't omtactsa Le§ sald that LOPEZ was one thrargh Elvira VARGAS, L_9 said that theonly Mexicen Gov't official known to him sho is defi tely (at least ostensibly? PRO FST ds , "Pid nay Es 6105) ra jw 2. (eee Re, ma Ls = we
CACERO, mu ( Lie. neutKerostes. Chis of the. Inn gration Seétion, en Se . Of. the. Foreign: Offices Le9 said ‘that “GIGERO, a heavy drinker ia tt fenatical CASTRO support erg and want 3. everyéne to know ite. Es ‘sata that he knew nothing about Foreign Service Hereot in Cuba, He said that he did not attend and therefore hed ao" Knowledge. of the situation concerning young diplomats, Le9 said thet he Hnows nothing about any changes in “the, Foreign @ffice. He said that ‘when ‘he was in Saba the last time,he heard that Faus GHAEBMONT was xdét trusted by the Cuban Gov's, in fact, they talked about a possible defection innis mae, Lg believes that he was recalled because. of this mistrust. Inasmuch as I was not expecting L-9 to ¢all until leave them until another time, L.9 provided fol info re Cuban Embassy dips and con~ tacts: | Tuesday,d did not have the other requirements in mind and so I had to \ /tivtzevancas # VARGAS is in bed physical condition, in fast, she , is dying of cancer, Le9 said that she is the “mbasay’s NS contact with Pres, LOPEZ Mateos, Remon CUENCA Montoto am wifes Lg said that CUENCA and hia wife areal- ways together. I queried L-9 re these to inopder get some confirmation they not hitting it of fweal.. Antonio/GARCI® Lara - L-9 said that GARCIA returaed from Cuba and waa very enthusiastic, GARCKA told L9 that he had gone to Santlagode ‘ube for the 26 of Jyly celebration by plane. Victor ‘REYES  - L"9 s-id that Vietor REYES, who works at IHBA is the person&& with whom he will work re exposition he plans to Sake into interior, The exposition is of photos, many of wiich are anti-v.3, Aleksandre\SEKIER = Again L-9 told me of BEXIER, i.e. his friendhship with him. He showed me a photograph of EMEXXWAM eR «6BEKIER and him Sere i
Fe yee em anime fe demo ee Riba be A ‘with BERT 's card attached, Ee said that BEKIER éal led him, and vented to. pale “whith him (hy «9. } before he. left for Poland. Leg said that _ BERIER pays m0 re attention. to hin than. to ‘other members of the- Cuban Eavasys' He uspelly “tlaas sof arty subject, with Le9, who conai der s - Sin a highly for duxaed SENN cultured mane L-9 believes him more \ competent that the Amb but believes that becausd his ideology not as clear: cut nor fanatical as scthears he not given this pos, susebl¢ \AZCUE Lopeg = L=9 was very insistent on this point. He said that the U.S, should not overlook this mm, a friend of his. It is L-9's opinion that’ al though AZCUE an extreme leftist he is not sympathetic, at least ostensibly, with the Soviet cause, L-9 said that recently AZCUE defended tha ¥.5, position wK8 in a discussion with Ana Maria | BLANCO, Armbbassadérial gecretary, L-9 add that AZCUE 1s a very intell- yw igent man who has told him that if the Cuban regime rmcorts to KAKMHXIES wh Aerrortan he is through with it. Of course, said £9, AZUUE's wife ia \Y much mire conservative than he is, AZCUZ'ason left for Cuba on 3 Aug Oe. CE wor he has a acholarship, Le9 cama back to AZCEU later on in tae eve= uN V ning saying that this man shouldbe considered seriously by the U,S. as . yr 0 we with ww wee possible freind inthe future e He spoke of him ag a man REN BB many L a yo contacts, Ss Ana Maria ‘BLANCO “ L.9 said that BLANCO brazs about being a member of ys Hntonio MELLA group in Suda. He considegs her an out and out Gomnuhist,. when queried re security precaubicns in the “mbassy, Le9 said that ro0 cently BLANCO told him that the KABM ribbon in her new electric typee whiter was made of paper and that it was necessary because the printing HitE remains on the ribbon and this would oe serious sesurity problem, ‘ Apparenbhy the ribbon ig burned daily, The typewriter is from East Gra anye