“EG TESS = Department of State 57 H SECRET Action . oye Control: ss “Se ec’d: SEPTEMBER ARA es SE ie er 8, 1962 ; FROM? wexye: — 134 PM info : » MEXICO cry . S$_ res - 10: . Secretary of State . PNA BYTRV tenes aap wane CR Beet ete ce ee fey is RMR . - MARAIS LY NO: ~7o2, SESTEMSER 8, 5 PM WAGE dade ui ; RECIPIENT OF THIS CABLE 18 NUACT RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING . ae We ») or ner WPeULG! TION OR _ POLICY DISPOSITION IN ACCORDANCE . WITH CSL#SL-11, 19 Aug. 1957 ae S/S - LIMIT DISTRIBUTION RELIASLE NON OF FECTAL MEXECAN SOURCE ON SEPTEMUER TOLD ME HE WAS AUTHORIZED SY PRESIDENT LOPEZ Ma TESS TO {NFORM ME THAT MEXICO HAD BEGUN CONSULTATIONS WITH ERAZIL ON THE QUESTION OF WHETHER SOTH COUNTRIES SHOULO BREAK RELATIONS WITH CUusA, THIS FITS WITH TRE CRYPTIC STATEMENT MADE TO ME SEPTEMYER 7 SY BRAZILIAN - AMBASSADOR AT HIS INDEPENSENCE DAY RECEPTION THAO TELLO HAD- SPOKEN WITH HIM AHOUT. SERIOUSNESS CF--ARMS BUTLOLUP IN CUBA, MY SOURCE MASS 1T PLAIN THAT NO CECISION HAD WEEN REACHED, IF DOPARTMENT 46 AS REPORTIO EvaT T OPPORTUNITY To REES WITH LINE TAKEN IN MY PERSONAL CONVERSATION ZL Tho SUGGEST SECRETARY RUSK TAKE EARLIEST AKE SAME LINE WITH CARRILLO FLORES, GIVING CONSIDERATION TO USE OF ANY STRONG PARTY CIRCLES HERE PUY CONCERNED AuOUT we, SHOULD YUALCERSTAND THAT MEALCO BREAKING with CASTRO REGIME NOT b&b ANT] -COSMUNTST COMPULSION WITHIN GR BECAUSE TREY UNDERSTAND OR ARE feel SF ISG ree: te he PO bd PRI ve ~~ 5 Ge COMMU NIST TRAIDAT TO HEMISPHERE, NOR wu rd [— SkSucc PROM PURE. GOING THAT TRiSi mA§ SEEN ANY CHANGE ON THEIR QPPGSITION, SASEO ON RELL ANGaN JURISICAL GROUNOS, TO COLLECTIVE GAS ACTION, WHAT DOTrESS MEIRICAN GOVERNMENT £5 FOSSISILITY MEXICO MAY HE CAUGHT IN ISOLATED POSETICN OF APPARENT FREENOSHIP FOR Cuba 1F THERE SeVLD bE SrHowDOwN BETWEEN UNITES STATES AND CUA IN FUTURE SECRET © REPRODUCTION FROW THIS COPY IS weet PROKIBITED UNLESS "UNCLASSIFIED" aero s oe teehee i: sie Ges ere Py et ta phe
1Ap0000 . SECRET ~2- 792, SEPTEMUER 8, 5 PM FROM MEXICO city FUTURE, | EMOARRASSMENT WOULD SE MORE’ ACUTE IF MEXICAN PUBLIC SHOULD be TOLO'OF EVIDENCE IN POSSESSION OF Cis FROM EXTREMELY DELICATE SOURCES WHICH BOTH UNITEO STATES ANDO. MEXICAN GOVERNMENTS HAVE CONCERNING CUSAN INTERVENTION IN MCXICAN ANO GUATEMALAN INTERNAL AFFAIRS, vo ae st poo DEPARTMENT APPROACH TO CARRILLO FLORES WOULO BE MOST EFFECTIVE IF, i CARRILEO FLORES GETS IMPRESSION WITHOUT OUR SAYING SO EXPLICITLY THAT EVENTUAL SHOWDOWN.WITH CASTRO 1S A POSSIBILITY REGARDLESS _OF WHAT DEPARTMENT#S CURRENT ESTIMATES ACTUALLY ARE THIS WOULD SCEM TO ME TO bE CONSISTENT WITH SECRETARY RUSKES RECENT STATEMENT TO LATIN AMERICAN OIELOMATIC CORPS THAT UNITED STATES HOPES FOR COLLECTIVE ACTION but MUST ALWAYS CONSIDER ITS RESPONSIKIGITY DEFEND UNITEO STATES ANO WITH ASSISTANT SECRETARY MARTIN'S QUINCY SPEECH, IN SUM, OSJECTIVE WOULD HE TO EXPLOIT MEXICAN CONCERN THAT WITH BRAZIL SHE MIGHT BECOME ISOLATZO FROM INTER-AMERICAN COMMUNITY ' _AND FCAR THAT ULTIMATELY UNITED STATES PUBLIC OPINION MAY TURN — AGAINST “MEXICO "BECAUSE OF THTS ISSUE.STTA TIME wHEN*MEXICO MAY ™ .NEED US BADLY, _ CFN Te MENN KEA Nete:Mr Richardson (ARS) informed 9/3 FMH ra SECRET
a, . irae : ronaed? CLASS CATA : Sas — . ; - . = C . son sept PROCESSING Be sete pa | mo ROCUAE eTQUIED CAAT QUALITED ACTION REQUHRED REPRENCES The following is the September 1962-report for Project LIENVOY. A, Targe ot Lines” REIS General Lazaro Cardenas del Rlo W)-83-46 . General Lazaro Cardenas del Rlo -24-18-18 Braulio Maidonado Sandez (Our 23-$5-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde (Out) . 24-01-75 © , Jorge L. Tamayo Castiltejos 11-83-24 - Ramon Stnobas 28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca 45-59-32 David Alfaro Siquciros A3-lhsd4 Francisco Galindo Ochoa 45-15-06- Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Out) 11-16-45 Ignacto Acosta ; foe. 2 10-29-69 ~Movimlento Liberacion Nactonal ” 46-12-70 . TALL, 40-04-24 D.F.S. 46-11-30, ; D.P.S. 21-11-01 Poltlca (Revista - Marcue) (Out) 46-00-16 Prensa Latina §4-42-37 Cuban Embassy i4-¥2-14 Cuban Embassy 25-07-95 . Cubin Embassy 25-08-14 Cuban Embassy Li-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out) 14-13-26 Cuban Embassy Resoved tren Project Aina bbe € 15-00-55 Soviet Embassy CS Classifications Jo -é@- vo /g4 iS-d1-35 Soviet Embassy Jub g 23-4 735 /o7 15-12-64 Soviet Embassy Box: 2) __ Fotu:_@ _ 1S-o1-U7 Sovier Embassy (Out 45-05-S1 Czech Embassy — [ost reo CATE DaWPAtConlD 45-01-50 Czech Embassy ii Sept, 1962 | Ves Gina m7 FT TT TT OUSPATON SYAERG AND SEEGER HEMMA- 19791 RYBAT- 1936 PLANAR LS ORG Pe rao (Continuad + a we * Qh Ab RADA we + * SECRET Repar [yg 50-60-7574
14-00000 PSO ATL Me BER BA, Bhar Mord CONTINUATION OF . , 2 DISPATCH of SECRET Mesaeer > HN 19791 Lines marked "Out" have not functioned since 3-Au, ust. 1962, B. Materlal Processed In August, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 133 pages of _ daily resumes, 40 pages of resumes from the Cuban Ines and 35 other pleces of materlal. There were also provided 115 pages of resumes from the Soviet lines and 63 pages from the Czech lines, C. Exploitation of Material "The following-s re examples of information obtained through LIENVOY. 1, Ina telephone conversation from San Luis Potosi, Col, Renato Vega Amador, DFS Chief, told Capt. de la Barrera ofthe . Mexico City DFS. that “things are happening in San.Luis Potosi”, and that “something bad would happen” in Monterrey and Mexico City against the Federal Governnicnt and that of the State of San Luis Potosi. (MEXI 1600) . 2,. Joe Nordmann, Sccretary of the International Assoc lation of Democratic Lawyers (IADL}, spoke with Angelica Arenal de Alfaro Siquciros about his plan to see he President of Mexico to have David Alfaro Siqueiros released from prison. (MEXI 1676) 3. According to employees of the Prensa Latina, employees had not been paid for some time and the financial situation of the Agency was "desperate", (MEXI 167)) _ D. Liaison _ 7 a, _ Lee. On 3 August, Chief of Station met with LITENSOR to give hima re- --» port on Cuauhremoc Cardenas. Through LIELEGANT on 8 August, Chief of Siation was told that Cardenas would not be a cundidate for “Water Commissioner’ in the Mexicali area, (MEXI 1652) In MEXL 1773, it was requested of Headquarters that briefing papers un Indonesia, Japan ‘and India be made available for LITENSOR’s use on his approaching visit to these countries in late September, These were pouched io Mexico City Chief of Sration according to DIR 31814, E, Security No security problems were encountered during the month, F, Technical The LP puse house continues to operate without any difficulties, The + covering of the base house floor with linoleum sometime ago has tremen- dously helped in keeping the dust down and to keep the machines In excellent working condition, G, Personact The personnel remained unchanged, ii. Provkictton Troping dhe uentis of Aupiai, | YVENWGY Gacshiced tae forteenix (46) { ere. S oe me SECRET RB XK “Wo nl ow