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14-00000 tre Oe aa , ot ah NE ATER ase go ee Bhne nares teen “teat arenes tens Ya eareenin® erin thie ALATA ERC Ane ‘3. ‘a? a oe" Ca OE SRR RET meeen te eminem Sem ent eee hema it atte rN ECCT RETESTED Sats "sone eo & ta @ . * : 18 March 1965 MEMORANDUM : SUBJECT: Proposal to Exploit AMLASH-1 and> Jose Rebellon in AMSNEAK Operation i i. It is proposed that at the next meeting with UNSNAFU~25 we pass a message as follows: . Switzerland through,Colombian Suarez (my fhe message is purposely so phrased that it could apply to both of the FEU (Federation of University Students), one is a comandante and the other a captain, and both were traveling. in Europe in December 1964-January 1965. ~ into AMLASH-1 *heavy drinker and a party lover. Thus a person PRESET “A big comandante or capitan who used to be a leader of the university students : opened a numbered (secret) account in successor). He was traveling in Europe at that time, roughly December 1964-January 1965. The deposit was in the amount of $10,000." AMLASH-1 and Jose Rebellon. Both are past presidents Ze Subject proposal has taken the following information consideration. a. The record: The file shows that since April 1959 and repeatedly since then AMLASH-1 has threatened to eliminate AMTHUG-1, but has not done so. He also was reportedly on the verge several times of defecting but never did. There are numerous reports of varying credibility. that he has been and is a Castro agent. His character is such that he has been described in a report as "a probable thief, a possible user of narcotics, a homosexual or a friend of homosexuals ," but also "an exceedingly brave man. Various reports indicate that he is a with such traits could resonably be believed ; to be involved in irregular financial transactions. Teme = 7 * aN Sc aatnr nine eran To NR Nee eS ett OT a ERE ANP EI PA ae eh eae an tt 8 Ne Fea Ww ae Renae Mr an ir yemmert “erter aw © coe mma | 2 6 wna peataatefiniR ETRPUPERRAED gene “evar wn cmanoaaeTS me road ene nent | cee mt AR FER He SAINTE nH SemrtANRaN a cee Auer ertemnArtm me mnaee “une Pie ee coe vines * Joon tan © Dome cet oat ratte met we bos Se cee tem eerie cate fe gent emmnens os Eamne
14-00000 a e eta , 4 | eo ¢ =e boos ow Pow b. Pavorable factors (from AMSNEAK standpoint): in the summer of 1962 ANLASH~1] ; gave AMWHIP-1 $500 in Helsinki to be deposited ¢ : for ANLASH-1 in a European bank "for a rainy day." In March 1961 AMLASH-1 showed great | sensitivity on the subject of bank accounts | .. dn Europe by Cuban officials, indicating that | ; he might shoot any official so involved. t | ec. Conclusion: While it cannot be discounted that AMLASH-1 may be a Castro agent, it may be that he has been sincere in his dealings with KUBARK. Resolution of doubts through an LCFLUTTER interview has been impossible since AMLASH-1 hit the ceiling when the matter was first mentioned, : . Presumably KUBARK's interest in ! _AMLASH-1 is to see him carry out his mission : to eliminate AMTHUG-1. The above proposal : . may actually stimulate the desired action. ! If AMLASH-1 is questioned by the regime in connection with this charge, and should the : investigation involve a certain amount of ‘ harassment and unpleasantness, he might well reach the conclusion that the time to take matters into his own hands (which he has threatened to do for several years) has at last arrived. if AMLASH-1 is a Castro agent and Castro should be aware of AMLASH-l's relation- ship with KUBARK, Castro might conclude that AMLASH-1 received the money from KUBARK, banked it without reporting it, and was in fact working with KUBARK against Castro. (At the recent meetings in Paris ANLASH~1 asked us for $10,000. We did not give him this sum, though AMWHIP-1 gave him $7,000.) If for any reason the regime should - do away with AMLASH-1, his alleged sympathizers in the Armed Forces might feel they must react at once to save their own skins. Given the tense political situation in Cuba today, this is not out of the question and certainly this -—Proposal could split the regime more. - wre - : . wert onetime Nace” mea net nine CREE Ben ta Net AR Mast TR RT REN Seren et ome 5 : ca : - =. SE ee ene Tad Sti Bt Bln es el ED abit BSe castrate - BT Nt re ONS LRP ORL AN. SEED OTER ITP MORRO wee ARON OME ORES POEL UNAEED te m8 + ee epetetaeeranni oun gator Rar ar Se eee cnet mate ent re omit erie ain mere neem a ra Memes eee ee
14-00000 rr an . mae + s ; | PAN TARAS NS REN RA PANES BOTS oN er eas ks ag Beene ey e om Jose Rebellon SG . Jose Rebellon .Rebellon is a non-controversial good Py target for inclusion in this AMSNEAK play for rg _ the following reasons: on a. He is close to Castro, as well as to AMLASH-1, and has a Communist background. b. He is familiar with the $80,000 account opened in a Swiss bank by Ambassador Carrillo in the fall of 1964, Rebellion has been authorized by Castro to draw on that fund for purchases related to Castro's pet projects. Castro might think that Rebellon ; had raided Castro's own official fund. poo. . As with AMLASH-1, any action by the i ‘regime against Rebellon might widen splits in ! Cuba and bring about further political uneasiness : , and tensions in interpersonal relationships that we desire, Charles W. Anderson C/WH/C/CA/PA : DS ib . os Louis‘ de Santi i " WH/C/CA/PA Be BA He tne ote, oT Seer oie Swe aoc et ete + o s a Meee Pe meee et ee te tr et TEE Belge Me ENG ran tee