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10 July 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, ¥H/3 SUBJECT: LITAMIL/9 €-101,331 i. With reference to your memorandum dated 24 June 1963 attaching PRQ Part. IT and requesting an Operetional Approval for Subjedat’s use, your attention is directed to derogatory information forwarded by Station Mexico to the effect tnat an ODIEZX report dated 25 August 1999 stated shot] DATE nee Ca oe ae ta We Rae, em ee er a ee  punist and one of the wost influential memers of the Cuban Embessy etaff. 2. On 18 Septexber 1962 we requested SAS, which then had Head- quar*ers responsibility for this case, to request Station Mexica City to determine the basis for> — eliegation, to cbtein any levidence substantieting the allegation, and to conduct such invesiization as wes possible to determine the truth or falseness of the allegation, It wes further agreed that SAS would determine whether the Station had direct eccess to Subject and would recomend polygrephing him i? it were fea- gible. We have no indication thet any of this has been accomplished or t attempted. 3. On 20 February 1963, because of the exigencies of the situation i at that particular time, a Provisional Operational Approval was granted only for training of Subject. The Provisional Overaticnal Approval specified that approval for operational use of the Subject was deferred peniing satisfactory resolution of the dercgatory infornetion, whien CI Staff did not consider to have seen accomplished. The F822 Part IT on Subject clearly shows that he has been used operationally for |the past year without any approval. k, Operational Approval for Subject's use cannot be granted until : there has been compliance with our previous uest to resolve the de- : rogatory information as reported by ODIBEX Va i we F Spat Pe BRON ‘ * . Acting Chief, C1;0A
10 July 1963. MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3 aremrmon: = [| SUBJECT: LITAMIL/9 C-101,332 1. With reference to your memorandum dated 2h June 2963 attaching PRQ Part Il end requesting an Operational Approval for Subject's use, your attention is directed to derogatory information forwaried by Station Mexico to the effect that an ODIEZX meee dated 25 August asp stated ohn t ee oe ee a mani se and one of the most influential memers of the Cuban Enbassy staff. 2. On 18 September 1962 we requested SAS, which then had Head- quar“ers responsibility for this case, to request Station Mexicb City. to determine the basis for ellegation, to obtein cny| evidence , substantieting the allegation, and to conduct such investigation as wes ; ; , Possible to determine the truth or falseness of the allezetion| It wes ; further agreed that SAS would determine whether the Station had direct access to Subject and would recomend polygraphing him if it were fea- sible. We have no indication that any of this has been accomplished o> i attempted. 3. On 20 February 1963, because of the exigencies of the situation ; at that particular time, a Provisional Operational Approval was granted ouly for training of Subject. The Provisional Overeticnal| Approval specified that approval for operational use of the Subject was| deferred pending satisfactory resolution of the derogatory information, which CI Staff did not consider to have been accomplished. The FSQ Part II on Subject clearly shows that he has been used operationally for|the past year without any approval. &k. Operational Approval for Subject'’s use cannot be granted until : '. ‘there has been compliance with our previous request to resolve the da- i rogatory information as reported by ODIBEX | . - Acting Chief, CIj0QA nom Cm, Seiden tht sa
nae ee ae tet “alee BEE oh at bree ght AC HOw Chief, Wi Division ivisios Chief of Staton, WATS FRoae : Chief of Station, Mexico City | SUBECT — OCuban Diplomatic Fersonnel in Hexico/luis *#ALEERU Souto ne TY SOU ACTION REQUIRED BSFEPENCES Reference: (A) DTZ 28665 (G) MEXT 2967 (“) MEXI 3078/--~ (8) MExr obdd (H) “EXT 2998 (WN) MEXT 3178 (C) MET 0532 u NEXT 3006 (0) MEXY 3199 (D) MExT 1167 (Jy Mexr 3022 (P) MEXE 3227 CE) MEXT 1496 fe\ weer anae iup canna peas &) MEXI 290) (L) #227 3066 Ls NAG: Luis #415=RU Souto ~ “OT bA €ce: Di slemsay~ TPLOMATIS OR FUNCTIOML TIME: Cultural Attacis > - emben Wan fk 6 PLACR OF SIRTH: Oviedo, Spai PRAM RER PV Ae Heo ATE CF SI2TH: Circa 191 PASSPORT SCHEER: D/€2/60 E Pe a FAMILY MEMPERS: Mocher: Josefine SSOUTO uf §_ CT Cuba. Sisters: Xenjafeaisean oat ON s . Marilez®aLER Souvté'¢? SK - wis Hb beRy . rs <7 Ss. Sci q - ~ Brothers: risen Cre onto \ Sculo ads £05 ; ALEERU Souto Cuban CadTuPRAL Arr weeds Michelet 7 = 301, tay INE WC ds Mexico 2.F. Mexico - ¢ PHOTOGRAFE: Attached . DATE OF £RSTVAL Aa? POST: Date of entry into Mexico unknown, prior to Dec 1919, however, Has been employed with the Cuban Governzent since June 2959, e See cited references and @ LIiMile7 and LITAMTin9 Contact Reports b for further information on et (a ne. Attachnent: Photo ' Distribation: eZ m= C/aHD wlatt 762 & ats 2 = COS WAVE w/o/att 3. Files ; , cs cory OSPATCH SrMBC AND NUMER Gassncance SECRET
\ | 7 vISYATCH | cents | PEOCESSING| AC} __Chief, Wi Division | — scaoayo INFO. . ———— eee . Chief of Staton, wa7® can next mocxee —- wee ROn, WATS aE ; Chief of Station, Mexico City i [wexceun ‘ SUBJECT OCuban Diplomatic Personnel in Hexico/Laig #ALBERU Seuto ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES re tne ce TYPIC PURUMEN Referenos: (A) CYR 28665 (G) MEXT 2967 (M) MEXT 3078 (B) MEXT oll, (8) ¥SEI 2998 (N) MEX 3174 (C) MET 0512 (1) XEXT 3006 (0) MEXT 3199 (D) MEZT 167 (J) MEXT 3012 (P) MEX 3227 (E) MEXT 17424 fw weer anoe Ley cham peas .F) NEXT 290h (L) EXT 3066 a wet NA: Luis 44LBERU Souto “> OP?'CubR ece: Di ble aigt” TPLOMATZC OR FUNCTIONAL TITLE: Cultural Attache — hemben yy hoo PLACE OF ZI2TH: oviede _Spain ee PP bee [Pyne : To ATE OF = "27H: Circa 191 PASSFORT STMEER: D/2/00 & _ FAMILY MEMGERS: Nocher: Josefine SSoUTO seer %_C/T Cuba : Xeniafssl3kR! Sentosa yay : \ Sisters: Marilee @ALSER Soot © Cr tuis Hh be RY ' Brotheré: Leonel ¥412ERU Souto Seulo BOs- BAG bag | ; Alfredo ¥ALEER) Souto JO 750 tasy Ral athe ae Asie Ad ido a i 4 PHOTOCRAPE: Attached DATE OF £ERTVAL AT POST: Date ef entry inte Mexico unknown, prior to Dec 1949, however. Has been employed with the Caban Government since June 1959. 2. See cited references and @ LIivGle? and LITAMILe9 Contact Reports ba for further infermation on : C6 write, et Attachzents Photo P Distribation: é 2 = C/eeD watt ’¢o © aM/3 : 2 = GOS WAVE w/o/att : es copy 2uy- a fa G OISPATCH SYMBOL AND sUEARER pase ~ : TT HMMA 21622 . 27 June 1963 4 . fd | SECRET i
109 $3 ATTACHMENT HMA 21622 | tt i i { 4 v & Ree }] v TOz UNIGlL, wa LaWs ius NO. > FRM: Chief of Station, Mexico City aS 7 huis | 7 PeBERy pO (four
_ SECRET ian, ATTACHMENT HMMA 21622 7 TOs Gmiel, mr vive Rabe : FROM Chief of Station, Mexice City f OBI Ob OY CIO : |! SECRET seein emcee memantine eet te A ENA GB SO SS SM ove PR is eas a 3 - . “3 — hars —— IU BERY ~~ _ GuT7O
° ere E] _ fr teed ste BS MEMORANDUM FOR: CI/oA | | SUBJECT =: EE TAMIE~9 ; po Ge 101331 201-329608 i { Attached is the PRQ Part II on LITAMIL~9. An ‘ Operational Approval is requested. ri Lo | | | | : . ‘John M. Whitten Chief, ¥H/3 | | { i te eon CR RE Taste AA ts Cent Bote be ROE ee ROE 05 R94 ato Reco Bret rae nA re i i i i PT i are Hy one fet an th See Ft gna: men nate una be a as sang ote I eee ER PRE an Bs
hd Aus Caief, western Hexisrnere Division Ck? BA ED PER SEEPS EE 1 CRD BIKE Bhs Chief of Station, Mexico City a fransefttal of FeQ Part If on LITAMIL-? ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Action Required: 04 on Subject ee There are attached three (3) copies of PQ Part II on Subject and operational approval 168 requestede Attechnent: PRQ Part Distribation: 3 = C/WHD, w/att, 3 copies 2 @ Files 17 Jun 1963 OESPATICH Svienta, 46D a EAHA 21557
reer oe FO Rate mk et tat Se trend A eR inated EL OEM FOI tas Bhim Soda Hoe seer Bi eigree ARR a tect aml eRe he SECRET PERSONSL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE . PART EE ~ OPERATIONAL INFORMATION btsParce wo. UMMA 2 _ EXSTRUCTIONS eO CASE OFFICER i. Thee form aust be filled sm by the case ¢.ficer er Sepropriate esuthkhoraty an the basia of @l faraatzon. E28 e% pot ta be shown ta the subgec et. : 2. Sermaiiy, beadquastera esti ke wnable te issue an approval unless requester ferarshes ana 1 Pde pares | and €1. However, ia an emergency provisional approval way be ustained by co he Beat evsilable jae ers &@ aff questions piping werh the spe elacable provisions of ER 19-213. paragraphs 6a,.8. 535 and 32d. Theseatier tie aseual weticd te decuwent of tom: plete the case must be followed as set feeth sn FR BG- 345. 3. Three (3) completed copies af PRO pact I ¢encluding cosy in subjects sandwesteng, if pows| . mletet cooses of thie form east be sent ta headquarters a3 sa0n as posssbdfe, . 4. “ate ecgusred later seat be sent to headquarters sn PRy format in two £3) copses. $. Fali ta aif itews, if anfereation obtainable. Ef sten not applicable vrrte °NA.* FF adit é for stew, ase reverse asde of page keyed te appreoriate ite number. te CAVE Tow ver LITAMTL-9 SECTION 5 GQNTACT Axd CEVELOPHENT 3. INDICATE HOG, WHEN, THERE, GHY, AND GY @HOW SUBJECT VAS FIRST CONTACTED OR DEVELOPED, 2- PStyoonve ~ mms Pm 8 oe eee ee a fen ima bn Catia md mon VAI Wd dee Yung we AS Reaenne ne my ee mee em oe aye ee ee LITAMIL-3, who was recovering from a call stone operation in the CO made contact with the Subjeét, a FSSUMEN diplomat, to debrief penetration of the PERUMEN Exbassy in Mexico, meeting. 2- INDICATE GHETHER SUBJECT COLD BE TURNED OVEM QUICKLY ANO tM & SECURE “WANNER TO ANY RESCOD' HABOLIRG. BF SG, ENDICATE TO BHO. . Subject could bs tern sponsible Case Officer 3 English an om with a speaking knowledge of Spanish. a3 well as Spanish. shse) and gee {2} eoe- pael snece required rE tee Bee LPP trope 7 7 cone —= we Spital. The ani use as a See MEXI 1167 re initial tS CASE OFFICER FOR rartienlarly French + GEST CTHER CASE OFFICERS HO HAVE HANDLED SUBJECT Of WHOM HE RHORS OR was KMIBG, GIVE MAWES! GY Beto THEY HAVE BEEN KEOOR. . : “ Sabject knows Clyde K SHRYOCK, his Case Officer, by true n will introduce Lawrence F. BARKER to Subject during the week of 1 5 Foy sg $O5QA REPLACES Fore st-o58, ; a to wae Be USED. SECRET . . AE MLA SES 7 n— a /- FPRfs 7 . SERTOCK June 1963. {4° 20% ae ome area Boece:
eats. SECRET SECTION Ut BOTAVATEGR 28% CONTROL --------~- ¥- Estimate § Sugsect’ $ MOTIVATION. (Be detaried, Vr pastsble cite evidence. Be set use stock cohment suck as * ant ge Toumunine. *y Zabseet is highly motivated toward PBPKIME and the west. ie fis anti~ ert a gpa ae oe Communist. 2. sNOICATE maT COMTAOL. 1Ff ANY, EXSSTS GuER Tee SuBsECT. (If ne control, of si lthere 10 4 fark of reat cantrel eaplain.y . Station Mexico could reveal Subject's activities to the PECUMEN . goverment. SECTIOn G84 §. COvER USED § SuGIECT avo CASE OFFICER 1k THEER MEETINGS. Subject and Case Officer neet. clandestinely in darkened areas city at night. ; 2. COVER USED BY. GUBSECT Ih OBTAINING HES TRFORWATION ANS IN CONTACTING HIS M™MEQREANTS. Sabject, 2@ an employee of the FSREMEN Embassy obtains his irnformaticn from his fellow workers and conbactS. 3. INO CATE SERVICE FOR BHITH SUBJECT THimes NE (#ils work) (is working j. Subject know he is working for PEPRIME Intelligence. INTELLIGENCE COMNECTIONS ANG TRAINING f- ERPLAIN SUBJECTS CaGwy FAST OR PRESENT CONSEE TION 1 any OTHER “EN TELL IGENCE | SERVICE. Mm DPCATE THE ERTI4NT SUCH CONKECTION §S ANGE GVERTLY. : Subject is not known to have had any contact with any other stetiizence. : service, 2 B- LEST OMER BNDEVIDUALS (Agents, relatives, fiends) @4O KNOW OF SUBJECTS PRESENT EGTEALIGENCE ACTe sities. Dolores CUSVAS de EYCHEZ Subjectts brother, Leonel, resident in Mexico Jose CARRAL Escalante LITAMI IL-3 probably suspects Subj is in contact with CO a RAE A RCN EERE GN RSD Ra detSaitolttcoelt ele abet et AA SB Nest hee BRS (Sear a toni dee BeO UP ee gL Sea ill Sl teed th B. EXPLAIN ANY TRATGING SUBJECT RAS HAD am CLAROE STINE OPERATIONS. : Subject has not had any jormal training in clandestine operatilons but : he is cunning ani intelligent end has made great strides on Lis own since first contact with his Case Officer. ; SECTION ¥ COLLABORATION POTENTIAL : : * a 1+ INDICATE OTER FORENGH POMER SURSECT WOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLL AgoRATE atiw stcause ce wib 1oeoLoey ca east ASSOCHATIONS. ERPLALH. : a Subject. would probably collaborate with an anti-Communist Catan megise if it should come to powr,. A atm Rie Cae ron . é ‘ . SECRET a Ag A oP odin bee Me te oo a neues wae 7 . ; . . Pee tag fees, ene oe Ba
SECRET SELTIOm WE Gtrateaa usi - COaTact 2. t SeOsklT wAS STEX GSE GH COMTACTED GEG UAL, taGIL ATE SCTE si Ty $8 SOIC WE TAS ENGSSED Od Tek | TYPE OF buFER WATION HE HOS Fam ISHED. _ Subj provided a few intellizence itens throughITA211-3 before direct contact was made with the Case Crficer. 2. ENDECATE MOS AND FRO Melee SU BIECT GOHIRIAZ oF Geaeataecay. Subject. obtains information from mesvers of the PAZIMEN Exbassy and friends of PEXUMEN with whom be ceals. R. EWPOCATE BHAT HAE Blin TELG SiBsECT AS To THE BEHPOGs Teo GF INFORMATION WE FERN ESHES. Subject has been told that the information he provides is forwarded ~~ o Washineton, a. DETAIL SeBsECT*S PROPUSED Fs OR C$ TwOE USE CH GuPreds. Ouvyeeu'e Fa ebulriuice ais GaseGuwe WwgrG LOS penetration ¢i we PRAMS Bubassy of which be is part and the contacts cf the Enbassy. Subj is also aware of the Station's LADRICLE requirenents ; te Brae + * S- SETAUL SUBJECTS FRGFOSES Fr-Paa TVRE USE OR OVTEES. ; Not applicable ; SECTION Vid PROPOSED LIAS GR OPERATICMAL ACTIVITY. : 8. BEFATE SUBLET T'S SOHPOSES SPSLSSRe WHE EswTsst oF Geewatecmar Use: A. WERE SYRSECT FS at OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOMLIGE GOVE GewEN Ts Bot applicable SB. GER E SUBIECT (5 Ge OFFICIAL MEMBER OF At COVORE &¢EnCv=: Hot applicable q. TEPER BATYRE GF AGTSCY HCA RTLONSIP Bete SHGIECTs §.€. TRAINER, OPPOSHTE Ruwece: Ate reset san| 6 aay. ASTAEY , PERSOORTR GROG TO Suspect. Subject is going on salary 23 of - 15 Jum 63 at the rate of 4000 pesos - ($320.00 U.S.) monthly, Andrew S.. FARMERS. and Edward D. KKAPMAN are known to. “Subject under sumed names.
SECaET eR FICATIORS F2e Take OPERATIONS a, GMDATE SPECIAL ABTLETIES, TALERTS, BF ae PCa ecas FSTSESIACD EF SeBsEtT. aie ies COLD CoeCh VARY BE OF cy ters 4 fed Otw£s CP ERATIGRS. Subject is an artist 3. 8F OY 5% PROCISED TO Fay WHIECT & BERLE SRL SHY, TwhCarE wh STLRL* Behuwl. 86 FAveEa! TO) RE WADE 16 Eble we of CowmelDsTiRS, SUBSIDY TH OTHER WETAOD. SPELIFY Bee Gtot NETHILS- as of 15 Sune 1963, Schject wiD) oe paid a sontaly salary of |,000 pesss. Ze ERPLASE AMY PREMISES. OfERSISE BOT CTSEPES MESES. mente T? waster. CExawele: Comms twenrt gegacding e¢orsetzae ef sebjecte and fawsir- 3 No camitments or promises but it is assuned that KUBLRK +ill|assis Subject to leave the country if this is necessary oecause of his activities am WTOLOF IS behalt, ‘ . BRGICATE THE FIELD AGERCIES AnD FEELS FIRES Of Te Maile BBIETT S weed #85 BEE CHECKER BaS Station files. : . . Close friends of Subtect scch as LTTAMII-3, LITMII-2, LIT? LictZBel and many sther ecntacts of tim Caban mabassy. j by. §RDICATE DIREH IMVESTIGATIVE MEAD RTS Tae Em Te CERUFe BtIGRaPer Cas 646 ORMRAT Ae FURNISHER GY) SUBSECT. B. EMDITATE METER CX BIT PROVISIOGRE WESATIGRAL APFEDGAL 2G GHERSTICR SL aF eo Setyas Che B.HSECTSS GSE WAS Bein PHT ei i Be? GETS ES. Sabaitted 27 Juty 1962 Eva 19855 fg. EWALEATE SUBJECTS CHASACTER, BEL a8.21 7: aa SETEME TH. CATIGG ERCGTACE GESE POSSime. DATE aPPRPWAL CBTAIBEL ae Sabject is of hich moral character, proud of his family bax round. Sincere, extremely security couscicas, reliable, punctual and big intellizvent. & cosmopolitan type, soaeunat arty, yet cogniscent of what it taxes to get a foo done, 1.@— KUBARK'S ode6 G- ERPLEIS any SIMA OR CB tMOLSCRE TICK 12 SeesOe SRT he Tae BLES Ch VTL GE EVALUATED Flr B cesOPearas 1 omar s€cumety BsEaoiay. : ' . ‘Sabject's relationship with COTCKE isknown to Jose CARRAL 3s te and Dolores CCEYAS de EYCEERSE per MAXI 3:50. CARRAL and de EYG@EMS are not | believed to be security risks. : © aeite esl 6 SUSsECT°*S FLED w, eagets te USE OF REGIE, GAYES: TAME ING, Famaarues. Subject: drinks mcderately. Subj is mt known to have any flagrant vices. ete En Stee RCA -SEREUEL EE AReEARUEUUEEECEN AER ETE UIEEED REE EE etste setae aasa ENS REALE HAG SAPARD: ‘PRA ARLE UAE DEERE Ae! Ae AER ARLE REE vA eI SOE AA TINEA BALA EAE SEITE,
SECRET APRA ICE RL 16 SERESTS —_ T+ (OBICSTE SeRsEC TS HISOIES OA MUTEREST Ce SPOWTS. asic, EtC- Suoject is imteresteg in nasic, iiiereiure and «rt. Gmeiaa ts GeSslats SEETHER SIGFETT SE Lhd GUAGE ABIL ETICS andl Stake CoaGACTEMISTECS, a8 GITH as of CRAB PASS AS A WATS WE . OF &@ Com Tey $4 S2Etim OTeke Team MES Gew. - EAPLare. ‘ , Subject is a Buropean type, cut because of his Cuben accent wosld protably recc nized as such. $US ICA BETES ta CewATION 1% PRG PARTS 1 amd 26 WAS SETKINED BY BESCaREM, Ty ARTES TOE SSSESSHENT, FILES. COMEESPCNEEECE G8 OTHER wetams. . Infornation in PQQ Parts 1 aul 2 wes obtained throagh research, |files, agents, and cirect questioning. GF &f OTeeR Team Bog. KE ACTsOM 1S REQUIRED, 1f am aete Teewsaat son OF SMsOsECT 1% EFFECTED, PLERSE EXPLAIN. Calee ee pere. €78, ausray Ro problens are envisaged in terminating zzeut. SECTION KY EHERGENCY COsct Vides PES M TACT aaeancemee Ts ‘ f- GtwE fous SETSILS FE. BECSGMETIOM SIGHALS. Ses MHEPT Conan tyeTecT BE BAZ: EMaT HRA FISES COULD IND IVE DEE UAL ISG COMTSCT CSEP ‘ Ssbect is in possession cf CO's trlephoue number (howe) and COls office ‘ phone, CO can gake contact with Subject at his home @r at the Pome Embassy if necessary. Sndiectand CO use tre name AGUILAR on the tele rhonm, SECTION XWvé- MISCELL stOES CREMATION AL LATA amd REMARKS Subject, who is wll deposed toward PEPTIMS, is anxious to rezain a ‘long term acent for ODYOKE1 Eis inteliirence, coupled with his contacts in leftist and Communist circles, sazes hin an excellent prospect. Hiatal GF APPROPRIATE Seatou orercem 17 Jane 1963 a Clyde KE SERTOCK Dat Ma erg tea mk ad S = faa! xi Pigs pet ee RE eo a amet Mc Rage Rommel noe ve see . te nny oc atligts BN ne oo ae A mes ae
on ° oe. een, en ate, no @ + ae - : = batcn i PLSneS Calef, Finance Divisioa i i *5C. CALY RLIFEET if . HEADRAETERS 8 KARL COL Pam Chief of Station, Mexice City REZ ee BME Memeorandum of Oral Coomitzent - LITA&HTL/9 ATE RERIFED . RET RERCES Clef, WH Divisioa oe Forwarded herewith are copies of a Memorandum of Oral Comituent on LITAMIL/9. : WALLS t Attachnent &s stated (b/v) Distribution Leé-* Finance w/att i + WH w/o att
i ~ SECRET sty a ° 7 ca - - pace: 13 Jane 1963 30 2 Chiet, Pinence Diriston VIA 3s Contract Approviss <2itzer Yeti : Chief cf Statics, “emico City - SUBJECT: EBagegenent of  [rtewti.9 es Independent Contracter. 2. FePé AND PROJFO? TA+rce: © individual bas been| engaged under OTal contrmect for use under Fotject Bae “es era fs chearsepble to sors . Tre effective cate of the crak c gination by COYOKE upon 30 Asys' scat netice. 2. SEOUSSTY APPROVAL: The approcrie+<e security epprovel. for) subject's c#e has been ctteined. Type PCL « Date -eoussted 27_caly 19? wee 191C5 ; 3. CYTIZENSEIP: Subtest (E) its ( Jigs uct a foreign neticnal. &. COPENSATION: The Subject will be reid $1,000.00 E.$er month ° ; The approzmicete equivalest of this excunt is PSrrG= curresey is [225 I Soe : Saiect @j will) | ( )wilt wct receive a Seristcas bonus equivalens te, wom a7 - Other compensations in the mature cf bonus cymptaents, Enlt3; eres Vacations, etc., includes TL mts hated gfe... og z & FAVE 5 Cate inn F Ae soda ~ mained tm COTOTHO Funhwn gavee! FF Subject to PEELE ‘Enceze 2 taxes, rey pment aca/or deductions will be made in tte following maccer: ps 6 QUARIZES AND/OR ST=cTETance: (2) Subject ( )will (x)vill| not s2 fe- 2 nished quercers endfor svtsistecce alimeanses. (tb) The Pollewins| comitaets £ Lave been reste regarding séditicnal compensation to accommodate 1 increase ctet- of-living exé quarters experses: 7. CPEPATICNAL EXPEuSZS: (a) Subject ( Swill. @&€)vill uct be reicbursed for operational travel. (&} Subject ( }vili ( wilt cot be reimbursed for opercticrs: expenses. TSt4 nature of any operational exmenses. for which Sutfect AAW aOR pads ate wet x §&. CONTIAGSNT OBLIGATIONS: The following have not been rronised the - : individual ‘cat aay have to be set by SOYCKE. Give reason for eash contingext obligation: 9. Wo commitments cther than those Biated abcve have been made to the Sabfect. Contract Approving Officer an DISTRIBUTIGI: ~3 Authentic espies to Eqs. i Pile P (-€ F —: 1 Suppor: SD at at A A A ROR UORDTALS 2 REY SE PGF ROM SGN AS Rie HII Nhe CF Aas Dt shpat maths Te REL SD ON.
er ha nto anest 24 June 1963 KEVORANDUM FOR: CI/oA SUBJECT =: LITAUIINS — C~101331 201~3 29608 Attached is the PRQ Part II on LITAMIL-8. An Operational Approval is requested. . ‘Jom M. Whitten i Chief, ¥H/3 ares shed Smt aE Re A Boshi ane Se Reet Be th esi: te yee mee ». fe) eet bow Ran OLE Re A sc Toa ESE ttt Pr eae en anata ean "At in there reenter toe ry sec em: naan i eR saa et
_DIS PAICH —— : SEC RST ee ae EEE Chief, western Hesisrnece Divisiub tag meni ae Ra rae Chief of Station, Mexico City DCT franseittal of PRQ Part IT on LITAMIL-9 ACTION REQURED - REFERENCES Action Required: O34 on Subject Share are attached three (3) copies of PR Part IZ on Sapject and operational approval 18 requested, Attechnent: PRQ Part IT Distribution: 3 = CAiHD, w/ett, 3 copies 2 @ Files el B\99L0 PF | are TRE SATE Desh arouse. 17 Jane 1963 | free: 7 st age. SECRET BH AGO a oon 7 Be , a ra TePRTON GYRE OND ARE i - ; :
fatehce ed A eet Oe Nae te serene sega BPR A ane sy Bt oe Hemet Seemed tm oe BBS ee al SECRET PRG Bo. PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE : PART 11 ~ OPERATIONAL INFORMATION DISPATCH WO- EMA 2) P VINSTRUCTIONS 30 CASE OFFICER i. Fhae form aust be filled im by the case o.ficer of appropriate suthorsty an the basie of & formatsom. Tt +s not te be shown to the subsect, lhe beat exaalabie in- 2. Noewally, headquercters asii ke snable te issue an approval uniess requester fernishes anawers to off questions 40 PRy parts [ and If. Hosever, in an esergency provisional approval wey be obtained by cel repiy ing weth the ap-+ olscable provisions of FR 19-315, paragraphs 64, 8. 125 and ygd. Theseatter the ususl method te dorament of com- plete the case must be folloued as set forth an FR ju-24s. 3. Theee ¢ 3) completed compres of PRE pare T (ineduding cooy in subject’ gs candereteng, if posa plete? copies of thes form east be sent to headquarters 39 s00n a8 possible, 4. ‘sta ecquired fater eust be tent to headquarters in PEG format in two ©}; copses, S$. Filf an atl gtems, if infasestion obtainable. If item not applicable wrste *WA.* FF addats for stem, use reverse side of page keyed ta appropriate item number. i- CRYP Tonya 2. PSTUDONve LITAMIL-9 SECTION 1 CONTACT AND CEVELOPHENT : [MDECATE HOW, HEN, WHEAE. SHY. AND @Y @HOM SUBJECT BLS FIRST CONTACTED OR CELEL OPES. #bfe; end tee (2) coms poas apace required mee Cm 9 ee reer ree me fda deemed tn Cm mon BR te Bee CD ew Gard Caeawes EY Fe be teem eg ee mee oe ae LITAMIL-3, who was recovering from a call stone operation in the hospital. The CO made contact with the Subject, a FIXUMEN diplomat, to debrief ana use aS @ penetration of the PEHUMEN Embassy in Mexico, See MEXI 1467 re initial meeting. 2- PMDICATE GHETHER SUBJECT COURS BE TURNED OVER QUICKLY AND IN A SECURE WANNER [O ANY RESPON HARDLING. IF SO, INDICATE TO BHOR, Subject could be turned over te any responsinle Case Officer onm@ with a speaking knowledge of Spanish. ‘Subj speaks English an as well as Spanish, : 16. € CASE GFFICER FOR rarticniarly French QUST CTHER CASE OFFICERS SHO HAVE MHANOLEO SUBJECT or Berar HE KNOWS OR wAS KNIBY, GEYE wawed Gr Bate THEY BAVE BEEM KROBW. _ Subject knows Clyde K SHRYOCK, his Case Officer, by true n will introduce Lawrence F. BARKER to Subject during the week of 1 REPLACES FOO Fb+ 996. i MECH war RE USED. SECRET Ap MMA - EST ; Some YO. s mov ag $0508 ae hte ae Seg BE ima na ob/- Beefs 7 . SERTOCK 44°205 wo etm pate
stints, SECRET SECTION TL ROTIVATIGS 22 CONTROL ¥- ESTIMATE SUBJECTS MOTEVAT ION, (Be detailed, ef poserble cate evidence. be net use “Sreck tobment ¢ suck as *antse conmuniet.*) 42 highly motivated toward PBPHIME and the west. se lis anti~ explain.) . Station Mexico could reveal Subject's activities to the PESUMEN ‘ goverment. SECTIOm It COVER i. COVER USED BY SUBJECT AMD CASE OFFICER LK THEIR MEETINGS, Subject and Case Officer meet clandestinely in darkened areag of the city at night. 2. COVER USED BY SUBJECT ims GBTAINING HES INFORWATICON ANS IN CONTACTING HIS t8FORwAR TS. Sabfect, 22 an employee of the FBRUMEN Embassy obtains his informaticn from his fellow workers and contacts. 3- IMO CATE SERVICE FOR PHICH SUBJECT THEAKS HE (HELE worky (Es working ;. Subject know he is working for PBERIME Intelligence, SECTIOW f¥ HHTELLIGENCE COMRECTIONS AND TRAINING 1. EXPLAIN SUBJECTS KNOWN PAST Of PRESENT CONMECTION ITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. imDVCATE THE ER7iNT SUCH CONNECTION 5S mNOWN OVERTLY. J Subject is not known to have had any contact with any other intellizence service, : 2. LEST OTHER (WDIVIDUALS (Ageres, relatives, friends) Ga KNOW OF SUBJECT’ S PRESENT INTELLIGENCE ACTOWITIES. Doleres CVEVAS de EYCHENNE Subjectts brother, Leonel, resident in Mexico Jose CARRAL Escalante LITAMIL=-3 probably suspects Subj is in contact with © B. EXPLAIN ANY TRAIN ENG SUBJECT HAS HAD the CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS. Subject has not had any ormal training in clandestine operations bat be is cunning and intelligent and has made great strides on Lis own since first contact with his Case Officer. SECTION ¥ COLLABORATION POTENTIAL t. PNDICATE OTHER FOREIGH POWER SUBJECT BOULD BE MOST LIRELY TO COLLABORATE BETH SECAUTE CH wis 1BEQLOSY 2H FAST ASSOCIATIONS, EXPLAIN. : . Subject would >=probably collaborate with an antieComaunist Cuben regiee if it should come to powr, : SECRET
Oe Reta sSNA a CRA mf cb bn tees + eto be SECRET SELTIOR WE OPEPATICual USt - COMTACT 1. fF SUBSETY wa5 GEER USED uM COMTACTED BEF uae. P@OICAFE BCE ReeTY bee atic tk PAS ENGRLED aed Tak TYPE OF sar OR WATEOM RE HAS PUSH ISHED. | Subj provided a few intellirence items throughLITAMIL-3 before ddrect contact was made with the Case Officer, \ 2. TWDICATE HOB ANS FROW we le SAECO? OBTAIGS IRF GORA TECH. Subject. obtains infomation from meazers of the PREIMEN Eubessy and friends of PBXUMEN with whom ke seals. 3. aWOSCATE BAT HAS BEER TOLLS SiRJECT AS TG THE DISPOStTiom OF IMFORMATION we FBR ISHES. Subject has been told that the information he provides is forwarded © Washington, | & DETAIL SUBJECTS PROPOSED Fs CA C1 TYPE USE CH DUTres. Us eeL eo FL avubriueco aie CaseuWwe WHAra LOB PEM tratlon ol wie PHNKUMEN Embassy of which he is part and the contacts cf the Embassy, Subi is also aware of the Station's LAURICLE requiresentg S- SETALL SUBJECT-+S FROPOSEO FR-Pe TYPE USE COR DUTIES. Rot applicable SECTION Vil PROPOSES LIAISON CR OPERATICNAL ACTIVITY. a. DETAIL Cuascer es wansrcen SLALSSS TVPE Contact wa Prteaisimar USE: &. BHERE SURBIECT FS ax GFFICLAL MEMBER OF a ster 1ERs GOVE Bere Ee Ts Hot applicable B. OME SUBIECT 6S am OFFIC Ca. MEMBER OF an CovGa€ aAGiucr: Hot applicable , SECTION VEIT AGENCY RELATIONSHIP wits SUBJECT $. CUPR Ate ATURE OF agtEtY meate PERSORREL KROGER TO SuBsECT. Subject is going on salary as of 15 June 63 at the rate of 1000 peses - ($320.00 U.S.) monthly, Andrew S. FARMERS and Edward D. KNAPMAN are known to: Subject under asuned names, on , OMSeiP Get SUuBECt: 9.8. VRAINEE, OPPOSITE muupga. RE ERK Bae FR Aevs &GEeTe
SECRET RM IFICATIORS Fre S SH LAL IP FCAT CRS POSSESS SY Fa RG CRAT CEs SQDITATE SPECIE ABILATICS. SeBsJECT Brite Col. Coed SOR GWE CP LAATIGRS. Subject is an artist TALES TS, Cope: TeEB TS Commeob rT hEs. SPEC IEE 289 Giwk CE THIS. As of 15 dune 1953, Scbject wil? be paid a montaly salary of SuSS6DY 24 GTRER WETAOD, 2 @f sebjece amd feasip.5 No comiiments or praises ost it is assuned that EUBLNE «iil am ETUC EE habe Tf, SECTICN AI CZ wal SECURITY Nn. GRGICATE THE FAELD AGIMCIES AMO FRELD FILES OF TH Met le SO BLELTS Bawd WAS BEEN CHECKED Bus Station files. ESVABLY BE OF a8L..d i. $8 $Y §S PRO@SSED TO Pay HIBIECT & BERLE SAL ASE. PelscevE "HE BTEaLe seay. FF Paveay TO Sf BADE fe EOLe oe Fe 1000 peses. ERPLAlG AMY POCMISES. OTHEROISE MET CUSERED MLaEre. wee TO suBstcT. (Eearefe: Commatwenté pegurding eversetrsn assist Subject te leave the country if this as necessary oecause of cis activities & RESULTS. Close friemis of Subtect sack as LITAMie?, TITAMIIe?, LITAMIL-7 LICOZB-1 and nany other eontacts cf the Cuban mabassy. eee ence wannsnsane ren te CT EE TET Tree Eee ARN by. FG DECATE OTHER ERVESTEGATIVE WEARLOTE Tate To leary at iawmaror Ca, ERS OMMATICN FUSRISSED BY See para 1 i. BSDICHTE BH ETHER ‘OM SDT FROW:SIORAL DREBAT ONAL SFP RDGAL BH GREMST ICR EL BP m 4. DATE sHPR Panwa, CHG GB RIECT S SE WAS BEER Fes Mgr CeTaMES. ‘Submitted 27 July 1962 BMA 19855 By. CWALEATE SUSSECTS CMABACTER, RELp agit: awh SEIyeaete, CiTieG CRIGLULE SLRE POSSIB.Z. Sabject is of hich moral character, proud of his family backs Sincere, extremely security coascious, reliable, punctual and big i SUBJECT. EWR CBIAIRED urd, intellizest. & cosmopolitan type, Sootumat arty, yet cogniscent of what it taces to get a joo dome, 1.@. XUBARK's Jot. S$- CRPLAIM OMY SITUATION CH INDISCHETicm sm BuiOe BIRSECT wey ware ELEs tRUTL VED BHECN att bE CESGPERR TOMA, SECUSITY ViEeP ORT. : EVALUATED Feo & Subject's relationship «ith COYCKE idknown to Jose CARRAL Eschlante and -.Goleres CUSYAS dea EYCEEKME per MELI 3150. CARRAL and de EYGEUS ‘believed to be security risks, SUBJECT’ S PiRSma wAstTS USE OF RF GICM, OMNES: RAMMING, FAD MTHS. Sabject drinks acderately. $- are not Sabj is not known to have any flagrant vices. ”
SECRET SECTiog F188 AGAAT em (a “EPESTS +. IMRICSTE SUBsECT'S HIGMLES Of INTEREST FR SPITE. mesic. ETC. Suoject is imteresteG 10 naslc, Lilereurg and «rie F- $QRiL STE BETHER SEBSECT“S Lem SU RcE BGILUTIES Sah SiGe Coakar TER STICS, sae SDH 8S ef COAG FASS AS A wATIVE CF A Cue Tey Fa FTEIom GTeER Team HIS GaN. - ERPL Sime, Sebject is a European type, bet becasse of his Cuben accent woud probably recc ynized as such. as ent etree enienpen then rere 2- $SS ELA Em €@ CGF CEMAT 28 Im PHG PARTS 7 ARG f6 BAS LERIRED BY RESCARCH, CCRBESPTUITELE C2 STKER wEABS. Information in PRQ Parts 1 axl 2 was obtained through research,| files, agents, and cirect questioning. TRARZES TIVE ASSESSMENT. FILES. fa- (F OTwER Team #25 Ee ACTION §5 REQUIRED. IF ae Cee VERw RATION OF SugsECT 15 EFFECTED, PLEASE EXPLAIN. ae pare. ¢3, Baas wy No problens are envisaged in terminating agent. false EMERGENCY COSCETIONS E€CTe TACT azganceneNTs t- Givk Ficd CETSILS §.8. BECoGmITI OR SIGHALS. SOs MEPL Coyn mn toetece RE MAZES HAT Bima FISES oc MAL ERS COBVACT cHEP Sabject 18 in possession ef CO's triepooue nusber (heme) and COls office phone. C) can aaxe contact with Subject at nis home ar at tie PEDMGN Embassy if necessary. Snbdjectand CO use toe names ACUTLAR on tae telephone, Dut INOW se SECTION KVI- MISCELL AmECeS CPERATIONAL CATA and PERaRs Sabject, who is will deposed toward PEPSIMS, is anxious to remain a long term arent for ODYOKR] is inteiiirence, coupled with his contacts im leftist and Communist circles, makes him an excellent prospect. States OF APORGFRIATE Staiom oFFrCER Clyde K SERYOCK 17 Jane 1963
a*  (@ # t* ” 3S . — L SARRED FOB it Cuief, Finance Division : 4 TRS RODRIG HES fans | CALY ALTE PEALDVAETERS| F Cadef, WH Divisica ~~ Forwarded herewith are copies of a Memorandum of Oral Comeitmwent on LITAMIL/9. ‘ otk alec - $ @PLvara wv. &Attacheent 4s stated (b/w) Distribution Ld Pinance w/att Lh + UE w/o att | CLASS CAT ICN SECKL!
aye . SECEE? . in ony ~~ Potty tw y MEMOIBANEIM CF URAL SCT My oan vee) VIA Froaet Criel, Pinence Division Contract Arprovins 7fficer Cauief cf Suation, Mexico City . ee se 88 SUBJECT: Exgegenent of — [rtiuwTt.s9 28 Independent] Contractcr. 2. TEP! AND PROJFOT Tasicg: Tre Subtest individual bas been engaged isder oral ccuirect for use under Project mency -enG 45 charzeeble to mwir> > Tree effective date of the coral contract is 15 Jom 1963 Subject to ter eination ty COYOME upon 30 = days! actual notice. 2. SECURDTY APPROVAL: The approgriete security approval for subject's tse has been cttained. Type FOR - Date Zeozested 27 Joly 196> we 19155 : 3. CITI2ZZSSEIP: Subiect (E) is ( Jigs nct a foreiga national. bk. COMPENSATION: The Subject will he yei2 $1,000.00 M.¥en month . The epprovizecte equivalent of this accunt in PEPRO-E currescy is oe! ota TS .. Subject @) will ( )will net receive a Thristeas tonus equirallent - Other cocgensations in the nature cf torus commitments, cits, peld vacations, ete., include: Tt etd hele a ge dL mniat pf |, a « CAVES «Astin 2 ttm La btw mate onthe inant £2 ODOT fulness ¢ayan TH Subject to PHPHIMZ income taxes, payments acd/or deductions will] be made in the folloving mancer: . 5 6. QUARTESS AND/CR STESTETENCE: (2) Subject ( )will (g)will not 22 fr- nished gusrters and/or svzsistence allowerces. (2) The followin commitments Lave been mate regarding siditicnal compensation to accommodate increase ecet- of-lLivicg exd quarters expenses: 7 CPERATIGNAL EXPENSSS: (a) Subject C Swill. &)sill act be retrbursed : for operational travel. (5) Subject ( )wili ( }wils rot be reimbursed for operaticrei expenses. Tate nature of exy cperatisnal exmenses for which Sutiect will be retcbursed: : oar S. CONTINGENT OBLIGATTCNS: ‘The folicwing have not been promised the - : individcal cot may have to be set by COYSKE. Give reason for each contingest obligation: ; 9. Ho commitments cther than those stated above have bees made to the Subject. pipes Stet DISTRIBUTION: “3 Authentic copies to Eqs. 1 Pile Pie 79 - 1 Suppor: FA: A A MA A RING SS Leh DEN AE STEIN Hi WR he ec RS APES ae En BHO ah I i
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SECRET Classification JFK MICROFILM FILE SUMMARY SUMMARY; REEL 12, FOLDER (S) 4h & 5 CREATED by Bryant Rogers Se er et SUBJECT OF FOLDER: _LITAMIL-9 201 NUMBER, IF ANY 329609 INCLUSIVE DATES OF FILE MATERIAL JULY 62 THROUGH AUGUST 72. RELEVANCE OR NON-RELEVANCE TO OSWALD & JFK ASSASSINATION: NONE REASON OR ASSUMED REASON FOR INCLUSION IN THIS COLLECTION: | In the HSCA testimony of Silvia Duran she indicated |that she knew him and he was the Cultural Attache at the Cuban Consulate when she was there. This info was not in the 201 file. SUMMARY OF INFORMATION WITHIN FILE: LITAMIL-9 was recruited by the Mexico City Station ih late 62 while he was assigned to the Cuban Embassy as Cultural Attache. He provided the Station intelligence while| he was in this assignment. He was deactivated in March 1965 when he returned to Cuba and was seen only occasionally after that. His contract was terminated in 1970 because of his lack of access. Only one relevant document was found which indicated that Proenza, who worked at the Cuban Embassy, believed that the strong objection to the Mexican Government by the Cuban Embassy over the Duran's detention was & diplomatic error. This document was processed for release. CIA/US. GOVERNMENT RELATIONSHIP: AGENT PAGES OF NON-JFK-RELATED MATERIAL: 491
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SE DN Oe ere - MEMORANDUW POR: SUBJECT z 1. ? mee a | C/CI/O8 Operational Approval for LITAMIL-9 | ie The Provisional Operational Approval for LITANIL-9 (C~101331) is due to expire @ January 1965, i 2. In discussions with the field cage officer tor lente Operation, WR/1/exzico hag found that there ig no way| te determine when, or whether, LITAMIL-9 will again leave Cuba. Por reagsong of Peraoual gecurit Bite $e Poona 64 mam men eee moe ee we seman Cuba in early Karch 1965. Lett ¥, LiTAMIL-S rae not been ww wns we om eae masse Fey nto ers to hig brother, LI AMT Le 17, and reporta fron occasional Cuban official travelers fransiting Hexico indicate that LITANIL-9 Rational Cultural Council. ig well and is teploye 3. LITAMIL.9 12 SOP Qn inactive agent. The Station hag recently proposed that his as of 30 June 1966. {f and whe Cuba, he will be contacted and future usefulnere will he made, Bister-inelaw ig a Secretary to that he will be a valuable gour salary cease accumulating n he again Raniges to leave a@ full agsesenent of his Geing to the fact thal hig for an initial debriefing period. | Pe eee Lee could be extended for giz months. if at the end of tha time he hag not left Cuba, i¢ © ' POA be allowed to expire. ¢ if the Pas Gh LETAMIL+ ef 111 be propuged that the i @. J. Kaufman C/TH/1 Distribution: WH/1/Stewart:nre Orig & 1 - Addressee ~ . 1 ~ (201-329609) Win Ae 2 - €-101331 wv
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Translation of a rest card fron Kira KCSCVSEA to LITAWIL=9 ; Kira is th 1¢ wife of Ancuel RCSOVSKT, ¥ho was a Secend Secre ary in the Eulearian Urhassy in Havana as of Sctcher 1965] are now back in Sefia, Bulgaria. The card was nailed fren “T bulearia to Cuba, : . Dear Luis, how are vou? Before leaving I called yeu te verify your accress and, ef course, to say “the last ceodbve'l (for three s menthst)}, but vou weren't there. Surely you had veur mind cn the countryside after the hurricane. If veu did, I wish that vou ceule clinb like during the fifteen caves of Girén, that would suit yeu very well, i We have Seen in Bulgaria for three days now: cne. day jin Sofia and Poem tm Wawa Fe en nel ° a ode aa aes tH wee pepoqeanans preereurs Saree wee Sue noe aes fab ee t The trin went fire, but it was very fa tiguire; we coulkr.: sleep hecause it wesn! t night -- at 9 the sun set and lat iz came cut again. In Prague we srent ene day while waitin: i for the rlane to Scfia, We are living Like Ceunts of Luxene bourg in a luxury tctel, Ip Sofia everything is fine.| ft is quite het durine the day, but the nights are very colic, s Fa Here in Yarna it's the same story, but all the hotels kre | i full ef tourists Kho get brave and go ewinning in the cold ' sea. As for us, we haven't zone Swimming yet. © And generaily " £ after Cuba IT am in ferent to the sea. Luis, until later. A ee Kira KOSCVSKA
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J ) Translation of a post card from Kira KOSOVSKA to LITAMIL~9. Kira is the wife of Anguel KOSOVSK". who was a Second Secretary in the Bulgarian Embassy in Havana as of October 1965. They are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria. The card was mailed from ‘ Bulgaria to Cuba. ; . Gocd morning, Luis! How are you? We are well. wWe frequently think of Havana and of our friends (I ~ of a “bored” man too). After the Black Sea we spent one week in Sofia, and the fo1- lowing week we relaxed at the Radio Sofia tourist house (be. fore leaving for Cuba I worked for Radio Sofia), located on the Vitusha, near Sofia. The Bulgarians call this mountain “lungs of the capital". It's a very lovely place. Livin in eitiee wa frannantla fae crat ctanta penanskenabekatan tris ane _ in the grass and looking at the sky, listening to the silence. Isn’t that true? On Vitosha (sic) we remembered all that! We are now in Sofia, preparing to continue our tour through the mountains. I like to walk a lot, and now I have the P- | portunity. We plan to climb the highest peak in Bulgaria |. i Mus-ala (2925 meters). It isn't difficult ... it's not veny high. What a good country Bulgaria is, but in my opinion |she j lacks contemplative men. Yes, yes, that's true. They are all too practical. Until later, Luis! coatemreey ome—mireanromrterient ane: ~r Kira KOSOVSKA :
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ttt atin, Translation of a letter from Kira KOSOYSYA to LITA'IL<-9,] Kira a5 the vile of ANGued KUSOVSEKE, who was a Second Ere hey in the Bulearian IrSassy in Havana as of Metchber 1965, are now back in Sofia, Bulgaria, The letter was mailed Bulgaria to Cuba, rom Good evening, Luis! How have you heen? forking a Jot as always? Which te choose ~- of two opinions on work (Thorses die fron workine" and “work created ‘“an") it is better td choose the secone, isn't it? L he are still is Varna, more exactly some 15 kilonetars fron the City of Varna: this coesn't matter because every- thing here is the area of beaches, hotels, etc. The weathe itproved, and now ve gO swinnmine and sunbathing, but we dlo SO without eagerness == we are spoiled permanently by the Santa ‘larfa and Atlantic beaches and by the Cuban sunt . ak The eae Lime Li do very Nace that nore tnere are no sharks and one can swim anywhere one wants, a ne In the course cf two years we forgot many things and now we are enjoving the climate, nature, etc, It's true pe. here even the air is abselutely different: : fresh, healthful, full of the odors of frass and trees, Some 300 - 499 meters from the coast the Eeuntains, covered with forests, begin Tam very Sorry that vou, Luis, cannot see all this, but i an an optimist and I am sure that Sooner or later vou wil visit Bulsaria, fe You know what they Sav about the formation of the country? When God was dividing the Earth anong the ; english, the French, and others, the Eulearian could not dane , because he was workine Then when he cane, there was no Jand left. God scolded 1, but he had to do something, So ke teck a knife and cut a little piece of paradise for the Bul- garian, 7 I am not exaggerating -= really the coast of the Black Sea in Bulearia is very pretty. Now there are abcut 25°- Ba thousand foreigners here on vacation, And what is very ink teresting -- the Majority from the capitalistic ccuntries, At every step one hears French, German, Swedish, - Ke have am acquaintance == the manager of one of the hotels; ne, for example, says that scene fanilics from Switzerland and fron Belgium have been living in his hotel fer 28 days, and that all are very happy, Saving that the vacation in Bulgaria is pleasant and inexpensive at the same time, less exrensive than in Nice or Italy. Thus Bulgaria is developing interna- ae ye A teleeenrtege rt ee
tional tourisa intensively and, of course, is bringing in a lot of money, 4 ¥ : | Eut what be ing thines I's writing! I'n sure that you are already sleepy. “ot by any means do I vant vou te think that these are exercises in Spanish so as net to forget it, ‘ IT simply want to relate scene of my inpressicns and observa- tions, and you, 2 man so occ and fine, can understand, can't you? One mere interestine thine atout the tourist service — here, There are sone tyrical national restaurants epen where Bulgarian fantasy is represented, for example, one repre- sents a place where there are sheep (I don't know what it is in Spanish}, It's a larce patio divided into small patios, everything like in a town. There is a stone hearth in'the aaciry hove sonithing telis Ine Vay Vuonein Treks IS a stone stove, also wit! a fire inside, There are sonme|farn buildings, everythine true to life, To make the picttre : complete, in one of the snail ratios there is a burro, in ‘ another, sone sheep, and .., they all have a terrible|l odor: But everybody is happy ané taking pictures, etc. The|lwaiters are dressed in national costumes and the National orchestra ; plays too. Can you inazine it, Luis? It's very nice! The : other restaurant, for exarrle, rerresents the interior of (I don't know in Spanish, in French -- the pili}, There is the stone for grinding, there are filled Sacks where you sit, ‘ etc., etc. The food is served in national dishes <.,. |but let's not talk ahout feed -- there is everything in abundance, After the first adniratiens (‘what delicious cherriesi", what big peaches!", etc.), Giscovered a great danger for 3 me in all this, If, fer ex it's no problen but for re fois = Anauinl wating F A ao AREUC a Beso a2 ~ oe u aple, : UTS ,. t*s problen #1! : ! I Ft i -I*ll close now. Befere closing I*il tell you a jjoke (appropriate!})., A fanily went to bed one nhieht, Suddenly a loud noise was heard ~~ the cat knocked sonething over in the kitchen, But the frightened woman cried: “Run, my hus- band is coming!" and her husband, frightened also, jumped out of the window in his pajamas, oi : Until later, Luis, I give you my hand. The letter -- t between us, is that all right? : 1 Seitmnee Kira KOSCVSKA a eh ABE ART AN PE TREY LAPTG MATa at A TURE Ge Asam. tbo gone, Sree Me pe ce ase H Sagat sana ame 2 eage ee e g
CALS FICATION DISPATCH = — SECKET | BO INDEXING peoviees + ONLY QUALIFIAD DESE | CAN FUDGE INDEXING [micron SUBIECT os, PERUMEN/LIBAYINE/LITAMIL~9/Operationa? Progress Report i AGTION BCCUIRED - REFLEENCES Reference 3 HMMA 26552, 8 July 1965 ; Ll. LITAMIL-9 seens to be trapped ineide PARUMEN, On 18 August! the Case Officer met with LITAMIL-17 (L-7's brother) co review two letters) received from L-9, One of these, dated 15 July and mailed ac Gander, Kewfoundlland (presumably by an airline crew member), used the term "de lo nas bien," This ig an indicator meaning "J expect leave within s year." In another !l(undeted) letter L-9 reports that he has been promoted to “Secretario de Segunda i 2. L°9 asked for a large quaatity of art supplies and mentioned that he is dofag a lot of nsintine since he hae aatr var sone hack emanele rib creme § ep of material requested indicates that he expects Co remain inside for spme time. 3. The C/O asked L-17 to phone L-9, ostensibly to request further detail om how to ship the arc supplies. In the course of the conversation L*17 was to ask L-9 how tong he expected tu remain in PBRUMEN. L=17 reported on 2 August that he had spoken with L=9, Le9 said he did aot expect to leave for Na long tine." ‘ } 4. With the recent defections of AMNASP-1 and-a PBRUMEN Ambassador im Europe it may be difficult for L«9 tp obtain a foreien post. Te is not likely ' that he could seriously be considered politically reliable by the PBRUMEN Government. With the retura of his cother and sister from Spain he no |longer hag an excuse to request permission to visit Madrid. The only bright gpot om the horizon is his sister-in-law’y close relationship to AMTHUC. Lisl? feels that it is to her advantage to have L-9 abroad so L-9 can sead her consumer goods which are unobtainable in PBRUMEN. 4 4 5. At present the Stetion has no reason to believe L-9 will be lebie to leave PBRUMEN any time soon. ; : ae | ZL Willard ¢. CURTIS Dietribotion: f 3 = C/WED 4 Piles DISPATCH SYMEAOE ANE paumnER t | HMMA 27048 1 Septeuber 1955 GASHRICATION HOS hie sceceuer_19¢s SECRET “| 201°3296p9 (P+6079)
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