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74000008 81 5 eR RR DISPATCH. _UPCAstaten t December 1962, alt of JUWAVE's businens with the Tdentity 3 was handled via ARCARDON-2, In: ‘mid-December 1962, AN CARTON -3 made the sugpention that he- introduce RUTENAN to * ALCAIION <1 in ordor that there bo a backup contact, im the event that AMCANNON<=2 were out of tow or unavaiJnble at such times as " REUTEMAN might require anslatance from tho Identity 3, RUGTEMAN agreed to ANCARDON-2's surnestion, and, a8. & result; ANCANDON=2: hosted a luncheon oa 12 Detenber 1962. at y Hinnd 5e1up An the. Notok Columbus, _ Ba , ; RES perattons:. Florida .di. : : : identity 3, this material Would: ‘bo ‘brought to RE Na fe odtate attention. : AMCARDON =2, made £t elear to ANCARDON-1I ‘that Buch items -should be discussed with REUTEMAN in a €rank manner, In addition, AMCARAUN=2 mado the point that, aftor an item was: discussed, ANICARGON-1 : should follow REOTENAN’s guidance rélative’ to! how aity. particularly. embarrassing item might be handled by: the: intity 3.80 that 4¢ - would not expose. RUBARK. opera tions and, at the dane tinio, wourd not Jéopardize the journalistic reputation of the Identity. 3.. In addition, AHCARLON-2 pointed out tha “4f AMCARCON=1 brought a potentially’ enbarrassing item to REW es ‘atte renedial action om the matter wag not, takén ‘by “REUTELUAN within & rensonable period of time, then the Identity 3 would feel free te expose any ineptness on KUBARK 'g part, — AMCARBON-2: pointed out that in return for this. cooperation: from. the. Identity 3, . REUTEMAN had agreed that he would Be available for conte ) i telephone or periodic personal hectings at which ANCAREON=1. and ANCARBON -2 could disecusg, broud. trends and déyelopnonts in- Latin Ancrican affaira,. AMCARDON=2. advised. ALCALPON= ef that this: arrdngéhent did not moan that Anca REON 5 ecyld expeet to obtain. any cladsified information. from Ril « The point was also made that ALCARDON=1 should not press | tho obtaining of classified information, but he should be » Lert, to atéering tips which REUTELAY might furniah him on faat-brenaking news stories. ANCARDON~1 indicated that he understood the frame of reforcnce ~ which had been outlined by. ANCARBON-2, this {frame of reference has prevailed throuchout JMWAVE's relationship with ANCARDON~] during the period Decerbor 1962 to March 1964, 3. ANCARDON-1'S JOURNALISTIC CARFER, AMCARDON-1 originally started to work for tho Ydentity J {a [957 on the City Desk, and subsequeatly advanced from thig assignment to an nssignment which ontailed covering major political dovelopmenta in Florida, At @ later date, AUNCARDON~-1 became a feature writer for tho Identity 3, Then in July or August 1962, ANCARBON-1 was made the identity 4, This assignment was considered to be a significant i 4 7 A ' ° i CLASSIFICATION ‘paat xe. bee" 53a ue PRavious aoErries, kx] 140) SECRET Cosrinuep 2.
14-00000 é Tye hte b X 4 i eine Wg ae adap oo eer ‘DISPATCH: , _ pFometion for A CARBON=1, -and ft rofiectea confidence ta Bin. iby the. Identity. ¥ Anagement, | ANCANDO “1 is by nO means an cxport - of. ‘Latin Anorica, but he is doveloping. hie knowledge on the’ ares and, at the moment, he ¢ives. ovory indication of wanting to bo a jong-term Latin American specialist, QUELF hag been questioned about AMCARDON=1, and he hag indicated that ABCARDON-1 is renarded ia tho journalistic tradé as an oxtromoly likeable fellow who has a .keon mind but who” Jacks exportence dn depth: on Latin American t giv. F ar oes Ae fatto, AFEiWANUEE Rocke (201+316760), decrotary ‘gongrat of the. DRE. b. " Magiole, *RAY. Rivero (201~285298), ghier of suas, Ge Carlow *TODD y Lobo 01264143), of the defunct: Havana, Timea... . : oo a. AubtDpy-1 Gar-zerisny: G. Aurel tind * SANCHEZ Aratigs (201-01 Ee adventurer. ~ wo h. i, Luis ® MUNOZ Marin; governor of Puerta Rico; js: Juan *DOSCH Gavino (201-193272) , former president of the Dominican Republic. k, Charles *KEELY of the Copley Wire Service. 1. Jorge *VOLSKY Kraisler (201-352252), an employee of USIA in Miami, AMCANDON-] is well aware of the fact that VOLSKY ig a defacto stringer for Tad S2ULC of the New York Times, but this doos not deter AMCARBON-] from attempting to exploit VOLSKY as a gource of information. CLASSIFICATION SECRET FORM (ae) Se USE PATVIGUS EDITION, &
14-00000 REPO R OR PE WE MGs ca eva eRe reed ee Os EL RA Deere ag cl  _UFGA214781 Bs oPsariowiat, surront., On ccengion, AMCARDON=1 ‘to used to carry o Flat opera Tonal support tagka, In-Aveh initancos, \WCARBON@=2 “nnkes ‘@-inquirios or carrics. out tho required. action within ‘the. context of hig normal journaltatic activities, The -use of ANCARION]~ 1: for operational support tasks ennblea JHVAVE to harnacsa the investipative factlitics of the Identity 3, Beveral vxemples of how ANCARBON-1 has been used in oporational aupport tankea are outlined bolow: er Androw. ORDONO Canps. In March 1963, Andrew *OKDONO- "Camps, pros. 4 pe | aT ara, Cuba,. A lZ 837 G17, arrived précoesiog and was: ee: GAC. proce sing. The dotaiis. of. a cee nc rae eee abe ete ete Ia View. oT “thin i iN. suggested that” “the : Ydentity 3 might. want | to soft peddle any ‘future war comnun iques Which the BANDIN- faction might release, ANCARDON-1 stated that, in view of REUTEMAN's “commenta, the Identity 3 would not only. soft. peddle, but would, “e . ignore. the BANDIN faction ‘in: the future, Once BANDIN wag dincredt ted with ANCARDON-1, tho. ‘word Waa- soon leaked by AMCARDON-I. to otber : nowspapermen that BANDIN Was. ‘not a reliable gource, A® a result. Tor 5 of thie action, the BANDIN group. has roceived mioimal modin coverage | Sa in South. Florida since September 1963. cae 6. OPERATIONAL INTRLLAGEN ANCE. In the period February 1963 to Fobruary TOGS, ANCATDON. ag Bi roished SMWAVE with operat tonal. intel}igenco as ‘outlined | ‘below: vee a, In WAVE 4836, dated 2} February 1963, ASCARBON~ 1 reported that AHBEND-1 was back in Mia and was the object of. a great déal of press interest in view of ANBEND-l'a rolcaso from. & Havana prigon, AMCARDON~ 1. alse indfeated that ANBEND=1 would probably be a knowledgeable gource. on the. current activities of the UR in Cuba, This operational. intelligence. was mogt belpful in - : terms of keeping. JUWAVE informed on AMBIND~I's movements. Subsequent | developmentn revealed that ‘AMCARDON-1 could not contact AMBEND- ~1.,. and thug AMBEND~1l‘a return te the United States did not cause the publicity tir ‘that waa initially anticipated, ‘b. %&In WAVE 6176, dated 22. March 1963, AMCARBON ~1 ‘reported that the Identity 3 was attempting to ’resoarch a full feature article on tho Bay of Pigs invasion, The intent of this article wag to furnish a recapitulation of the entire tactical situation, In this connection, AMCARBON-] poiated out that he was f a ° CLASSIFICATION PAGE NO. eral Sas use previews corti0n. yeep ; ' BECRET kx] connnuea 4. Te a ag a retencan aaa aa eRe Eo en ee pa ~scmmaaNetyrptoar+ 00 sheets et ‘
; ! t ; y % i I MUATION or weeeee meee | BrP AtEh Bree 89 ty rremn ee re | ae : ope ISPATCH SECRET - urch-1a7an EE Re ei = pnt ee * thinking about exposing the role of Miami attornoy Alex. E, *CARLSOR, i _ residing 145 Curtiss Parkwny, Bagi Sorings, Flortda, th the ' Bay of Piga operation, AMCATDON-2 atated that, t€ CARLSON wore of any current latercaet to REUTEMAN, thea the Identity 3 would Soft poddle the CARLSON’ ane ree REUTIUAN advised AMCARDON=1 that ho had. no interest in CARLSON but knew of Bim and was of the Opinion that CARLSON was a sound and honest attuerney, The receipt of thin operational intelligence enabled JNWAVE to brief CARLLON on tho Identity 3's over-all intorest in the rolo that. CARLSON had Playod in tho Bay of Pigs invasion, . This briefing, in turn, . enabled CARLSON to moro adcquately prepare “himself for a. mooting With Al wl. Whi16 AMCARDON=1' did attempt. to pursué this a oe story, ho never did put ‘anything into print ae. the story, f - A by other’ developae: “AMEARDON-1 Could fidish | | ~ -an ; . to what AMDIPOY<1 se oe r PRCGB ee _— Soe he | ” @. In WAVE 5661, dated 10 October 1963; ANCAINON=1 ' Feperted on a discussion that he had had on 10 Octobor 1963 with AUBIDDY~-1's public relations man, This oporational intelligence. 7 wae useful in terms of keeping KUBARK advised as to whit ANDIDDY-1'af roprescntativos were tolling the outside world about thoir | } operational activities, i oo 7 £, In WAVE 6910, dated 31 October 1963, ANCARBON~1 informed JMWAVE dbout tho. flood of telephone calls which were boing récoived at the Identity 3 relative to so-called KUVANK vessols which wero located in South Florida watera, ‘Thin information alorted JNWAVE to tho fact that press scrutiny. was rolng to bo directed toward the Identity 5, Arnied with this warn- ing, JMWAVE was able to take action which minimized the publictty repercussions from a renewed press interest in the Identity 5, -. g. In WAVE7671, dated 16 November 1963, . ANCARDON~1 ° reported to JMWAVE tho fact that he had’ recéived a lettor from Peru which contained an intorest ing operational lehd to one - ; } : Carlos MONTALVANO in Puno,. Poru, This lead. wis examined by JUWAVE, toy ligadquarters and the Lima Station, This examination revealed — { | _ that the lcttor was written by a crackpot; thus, there was. no ; real operational potential in this lead, | This incident did underscore. : the fact that ANCARBON-1 is willing to bring potentially Bignigieanty §- operational leads to JMWAVE'’s attention, a h, In WAVE 1614, dated 6 February 1964, ANCARBON-2 advised JMWAVE that he had received numerous telephone calls indicating that Armando Andrea GUIROLA Forte, whe had defected from a Cuban fishing vessel mirht be an individual who had prev iousl} been seen in Miami during Novenber or December 1963, At the same timo, ANCARDON~1 poiated out that he WAS suspicious and thought that these telephone calla indicated that GUIROLA was not a bona fide defector, but was either a GOC agent or a KUBARK plant, who was being used as @ means of creating an incident which would embarrass the GOC, as a result of their fishing boats penetrating CLASGIFICA TION PAGE HO. ~~ Prony 20 &3e suse pasvious spinon. SECRET ] conrimure 5.
14-00000 United States territorial waters, REUTEAUAN advined. AucAninmet that KUDARK had played no role tn mount trig @ provocation operation arainet. the GOC, At the saice tine REUTIBAN pointed out that<— at was ‘highly unlikely that “EUTROLA - ‘was n GOC ngent, Ana result. of this. conversation, arrangernnts were mado for JIWAVE to check out” cortain aapocts: of the GUIKOLA story. At tho same timz,. ANCARDON-1 wie provailod upon pot to write a story which pight goad the public to apeculnate on whether GUIROLA was an ayvent or @ plant ia a propaganda play dgeatgned to embarrass the ar, \ , lg’ t ene puro eovored ; ABNCARDON@=1. has beon used successfully, ‘ot Pt Sa tho’ ‘ger ion reedived front ‘pare headline, play. “Tho ger ies of : irticlem on ANCRAB=1 wore well writton, and. thoy provided an excellent pog for JNVAVE to mount a replay. ‘operation vite other propapanda adacts, ANCARPOR 1 ‘S Story. on ANCRABST wa picred up by: UPI, API and othors, and tt was pinyod throughout. The detatla of thig sit facing can ‘be ‘found. fn WAVE “6826, dated 14 Octeber 19635. WAVE, 6092, dated 19 Octobor 1993; and, "GAVE S174, dated. 21 October 1963., ‘be Charles, Crivetn Shrimp Boat Story. on 26 Yebruary 1964) JUWAVE Yearned, en : BREE ER Ts ‘sons went, to Cuba So to reclaim tho h acked dhriap boat, JONNY, REL, they. found that eolect ttemd Were missing fron tho. boat: when. it’ was turned over. to them, It was belicved that this information would nake a good | human interest story. . which JUWAVE assets could use to counter COC propaganda elaims. that. United States officials bad atolen iteng -- from the. Cuban fishing “peats which had. violated United States — torritorial waters. in. view of this. ‘opinion, ‘A eteortng tip gan given to AMCARBON~1 to havé the Identity 3 voprésentative in ory, Key West interviow Hr, GRIFFIN. This interviow was carried out; and ain articlo outlining the pointa which worse of interest to. JMWAVE wail publ istied ia. the 27 February. 1964 edition, of the Identity 3.00 |. oo co LAYC Story. ‘The March 1964 LAYC mocting fn santiago, f Chile, was not rocciving appropriate coverago in the South Florida 4 S| i 4 ke Pl 3 r & a x i newspapers; ap a result, REUTEUAN contacted ANCARBON-1 on 5 March 1964 and suggested that the LAYC necting was a atory which the {dentity 3 should pursue, ALCARRON-1 was grateful for this steering} tip, and he aasigned the task of preparing the story on the’ LAYC to one of the mombers of his staffZ, A story on the LAYC was pubsequently published ip the 6 March 1964 edition of thse identity 3 (COMMENT: Copies of the articles cited in subparagraphs a through , c above are attached for Headquartera information.) CLASSIFICATION UES PREVIOUS EDITION, SECRET
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