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104-10188-10025 ~ Sas tay, eens Me viet : - .Jenasry 1962: ' Fears, en feds Zuke a, Lon’. distence ttonterrey, inf stain hia cobout the -Felitiesl cAi tuaticn in- Monterrey: eayins "it looks ; Yike cs af all would 1k 28. - to net. ried of RE». 4t is leftist. {eveiallatia), but ft te row tite, This: man, Tat Leresis drosnad | sit *s:aocr 98 Jost (Ina)*rrived (oréb.meeninz the new Rector - of. the’ Ciiversity in Movtercey), In this we sorething finon- eisi, but iso ur neigbbours(YSA) intervened s* Fubvtn ansses . ‘red tare Vallereel wented to be in fevour "on both cideo™. “enn onlied ackd “ for nex: Aislonatic. licezees for two crs, . : ; _ . whieh were An Mornterteys ¢ ir 1. 194 one Tint. 34. Feers hes A brother in Csechd. : a et Again “eevee e-liel kub-ta informing him thet "porething y ‘waa | ‘goinz on ct tac Universit; (in Yor terrey)y the, ave raking stupidities",. \ , * “2 Gustev Neorg I-gucery 1962 oO ot oe Oe ee we ee tt an oe 90 oe ee
104-10188-10025 Vaclav xalosik . ae a t tort 1962 April “aad., the Yorwrding sency VaYlereal y ‘uorrera, cr AVen= ‘dafio (fn), vere e-ckins litlorik’s- be longinge ; “" felosik entle? Czecho Enb. in veahington DOey | "Ye Préby1 (fnu) ° {x Tordming him th-t he sud. lev v2 lexeity ‘by o'r tomorsow, April - 3rd tnd ar ive in “eahdrgton.S “ph Sth. ir looik eske4d when the eo. a 2 Csccho Anbes- andor : Rueck would peas -.cxico ‘on his way to Cuba, cr : Not known yet, April 13th.,!ira, C-stillo Lea6n enlle* teloaik ond ves teld thetic. ‘he left Liexico Por good. Jiri Sveatke’ is i--losik’s renlncenent. ‘ - 2 ' Yeciny Vrlosik : Acrdl 1962 oe ee ae en eee wo ae eee 20 am ee cae a ca
ef an hour on . departing,| VACCINF/T) mentioned apropos ofhothing at all that [WANcUISHE - been confiding AR formabans 3o[ 2-122 Chier, WE " 6 Auguot 1957 ~ EY tea, Guief of Station . Tee y's ihe y SS aT gee, ~ Ey U ae C Cackorg nt P2 Ong [rrscotsuexforacrtons al Do Neo Ad Us Comments on[y wvrsuen/t] of vcore | ACTION REQUIRED: None, for information, ° August Bramley had reason to’ see ¥.CCINE/L] fo t..three quarters the subject of DIn=28337, After discuss sett ores before /Y had again n(ViCCING/5)0{ This time(V-NQUISHER/I |eald that/V NCU ISHER/3) had remerked th:t the /VACCINES hav@\contact with the Nest, This, of course’, is not at ali surprising sincel ¥.CCINE/L) has maintained contact not only with the hest, but with at least two Soviets as well, name Ivan ESISERGEYEV and rigory Yeeg)} GOLUB, _The- part; that was surprising is that! VANCU ISHER/3 Jmontioned ViccINE/6) by name, [VaCcINE/1) tKen went on to explain that[VicCINS/6]had acted for him inva number Gf cases , in contact with the Norwegians and the, Swedes for example; but all direet contact i. Finland had been carried on by (VaCCINu/L\with very few exceptions)! [Wsccans/I} cont inued to say that there may be some person who is talking out of turn at the Upseerikervho, and he intends to check the matter out with[ ¥ACcINE/6\o | Bt 2. For a moment at least Bramley had the feeling that [¥:come/a) mentioned the abowe for his benefit, with the intention of Pointing out that contact was to be eaintained only with himself (WA }P bat as the situation unfolded, it became clear that this was not what wad on [¥ .cclnz/1fo mind, He was apparently concerned that in one of the restaurants thit they) use, somebody may be reporting to the wrong people. . “| i, On 3 Roland S, Bramley 5 iugust 1957 a Distribution: 3 co WE 2 | coed
12, 13. 14. is. S-E-C-R-E-T NO PORE(IGN DISSEM . , - 8 - CS-311/01409-64 ARMED FORCES, INTERNAL SITUATION a) Data concerning the Military commanders and the activities they carry out. b) Conspiracy groups within the Armed Forces. Influence of exiled officers, c) Data concerning military men who are in the - internal organisms. JID, UN, and the military. attachés in and from Latin American countries. THE CHURCH a) Ecclesiastical hierarch;. b) Position or relations between foreign and natlonal i clergymen. eT Penetration of the Protestant church and relations e) with the government and the Catholic Church.. d) Participation of the Church in internal politics. e) Laymen organizations of the Church. (Juventud |; Obrera Catolica, etc.) f) Relations of the Church with U.S. plans. Alliance for Progress. Peace Corps, . g) Relations of the Church with the Armed Forces, h) Influence on the country's cducation, Federacion de Estudiantes (Students' Federation). IMPORTANT FUNCTIONING, CHARACTERISTICS, AND DATA CONCERNING MEMBERS OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE AND THE ACCREDITED DIPLOMATIC CORPS IN THE COUNTRY. a) UNITED NATIONS, b) OAS (Organization of American States) and JID (IADB). c) Functionaries in and from Latin American countries. d) Remittance of all information obtained in diplomatic circles concerning the countr:'s internal political life. THE PRESS a) Data on the reporters and the broadcasting organs existing in Nicaragua. b) Possibility of utilizing the reporters in the country as well as abroad for our job. §-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM .
14-00000 16. 7. 18. S-£-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM - 9- . CS-311/01409-64 NECESSARY GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND FUNCLIUNING Oc ITS GHGANISMS, a) b) c) a) .@) Relations between the Presidency and the ministries. Data concerning the persons closest and most influential to Somoza. Congress. Most prominent figures. Relations between the government and the U.S. Embassy and cotton monopolies. Political personalities with authority over the zones of the country, and data on them. Judicial power, personalities. Repressive laws. Important laws. , SEARCH FOR COLLABORATORS WHO CAN INFORM ON THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC STATUS ; a) b) c) a) North American businesses influential in the country's economy. New North American investments in the country. Industry and mining. Trend of unemployment level. . The countr:’s relations with a view to Central - American economic integration. e) THE a) b) ce) Situation of cotton and coffee production, “Political and economic effects of low prices: coffee and cotton: Wor la Market. BORDER QUESTION The dispute with Honduras over the Segovia zone. Border situation of Fonseca Bay. Border problems with Costa Rica. S-E-C-R-E-T NO POREIGN DISSEM
(404-10172-10331 PARSE po PRES o Feed TO A QO CIA Backgroun o Use Ont Do Not Reproduce ¥ SECRET 1 Bee Fel sod bay DOCUMENT TRANSFER ARO CROSS REFERENCE SNLOENT GDENT EE ICATION vere. | [283] 8 8 Tec@ acc. BY 8Gk BO. SUBJECT © oF boc MENT Ri FILE NO, pare l_ JUN 1957 Evarva ls og De geatra Oe ga. Soviet & Finnish Relations <« : p & K Visit 4-1 | COCUMENT DESPOSITEON, fRanqreeage re CHOSs MEFERATS TO THis FILE My FEE BO. t ___PERTINENT INF ORMAT IO! _ Of 1. OW 31. sar facoome T\sarD: A. SOVIET CONSUL GOLUB TOLD HIM THAT BAND K PLUS OFFICIAL RETINUE WILL NUMBER 11 OR 12 PEOPLE AND WILL INCLUDE AROUND 7 PEOPLS OF MINISTERIAL RARK, PLUS GENERALS SEROV AND USTINOV OF KGB. ... kh, STATION COMMENTS: ... . Ol Be eee NOTE (VACCINE L/ALREADY KOS GOLUB AND OTHER RIS OFFICERS. eee FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. > jan | FHte ae. 867 Sthaeces 8H gar. § OHO HE SECRET . . Gre aes i may $6 4u8 C@0e 137 Garce 208 BOReRE TT.
104-10188-10025 “nlosik wos testking aft: the cares idant. of the “olan of of‘teoers of the Soviet. ‘Fabd.,te ers 2aths, edout: coleb:-tine “Internstional ~anen’a Poy. The celetre tion would. tke clece at. the Soviet ; Fabs at 1°,CO hours, Soviet, Sgeeho ani rolish of'icera with ‘ . omen would nertie fortes © Psearting with moexteita ¥, then dinrer 2 and -«fbowerie der OOM, sanga rh’ suerte, Al) wozcn hed to tact et the Soviet Bebe “esse 1it,, et WW.0C ert 4eeice arout food acd prosret. Vokes sokes vengct® to neni tharn "r- gKubeta ine -- ated of “rs Joke : begs ure” w Ado, viritor end Era Kutata 7 yay epeskiny fluent wae gan, OF” Thy maetine world teKe cleee on Nergh Sthy,en wetorts egreed atts the Soviet. pres.of the Clue, os re Featiohov (s.onetic}. aoe ‘et augdbe eetied Fatqah Feb, and evted the “tas, of tne Pélieh Slur to eae 40.9 vaetins at the Soviet Fob. Talk snout "2ttoe ‘ Far, 2nen,, he arliet Foteh ah eankine or, Eey (ota: -atie) to coe to the Soviet tub. ted-y to the seating ref, tha bitn for th i aelenrablone Che ‘ ae re Hoel Seboref actie® Matoedik tiformin: nim esout nie Yr nelteh Janturer s Veloudk aria thet narod, ould eeatat in the aornins Jah, 2hth, . . r - feb, 27th., 9 mon froc Feviats Intemectonal jf Diole ontyed (UUs? vetondik urine the tocthty ertiole, elifeh nad to be putliched bezianin« of ¥areh. ~ Vrootav Metaci Tebmi es PORD Ob ae ae ee ee OD a SO
(toat0785-40132 ° THIS {S Serene see nmin oY cnt ae ne eee woot ~ os . 7 ro + ® . . at” can + 2 a a ne etre eer pe ee ee ee ee a tm anemmman na i nt CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Tulse material contaiag incenmation agoctiag the National Ovlexs cf the United States within the meaning of the buzio tage Laws, Tie 33, C.3.C, Secs, Tad and Ted, Cha tranecissiom of ferelation oF Wiiss io ad manae? tO On ubasutsorizead persom ie prolibited by law, SECRET ‘ / NO FOREIGN DISSEM <ountay Cuba REPORT NO. CSCI-316/00242-64 SsuECT Jose LAIN Martin Gonzalez . OATE GISTR 27 July 1964 . , NO. PAGES 2 REFERENCES ‘4 pars of 1964 INS. asce& Washington, D.C, ‘CATE ACG. riers GR’ | FIELD REPORT NO. UNEVALUATES INFOURATION, SOURCE GRAD.NGS ARE OEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL GF CONTENT 1$ TENTATIVE, source: A former-Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence ‘ Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comments .~ yf RETURN Ti 1. The following report is one of 2 series containing personality Back CXground vee, Only information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records o% this Agency. ts Do Not Reproduce 2. Itis requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. Jose LAIN Martin Gonzalez, pseudonym "Jorge," is an officer of the Direccion General de Inteligencia (DGI - General Directorate of Intelligence) stationed in Merida, Mexico, as the Cuban Consul. Headquarters Comments : 1, Ina report dated 16 April 1964 it was stated that Violeta PEREZ Aceval, a Cuban wife of a Mexican businessman, Armia GONZALEZ Beytia, is a good friend of Mireya COUSO, the wife of Jose LAIN Martin Gonzalez, the Cuban Vice Consul in Merida, Mexico. Mireya told Violeta that she and LAIN were Socialists, not Communists. When Violeta remarked _that this was the first step to Communism, Mireya replied that there is good money init, but we are not Communists. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM me RD 69 obs on i State i sia | ary 1 NAVY nt AIz wMate. eid ditriautioan indicated by aw.) x PROJECT (AMMUG- 1) COO FERINAT IG REDE ASING: | \ rere tiaiton WME: LL Pe ONH/SA 7 (I), WE1(2), C4, RD1 pone SRLS 2
14-00000 ameter snete eat oe Gay . : SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM -2- As uncomMismed report dated 15 May 1964 stated that Jose LAIN Martin Gonzalez, Cuban Vice Consul in Merida, Mexico, has been transferred | frasn Merida. According to the local p.ess LAIN leit Merida fur Mexico City on 17 May 1964, A 2G May 196-4 report stated that Jose LAIN Martin Gonzalez ail nis family arrived in Mexico City on 17 May 1904 and left for dabana on io May 1964, According to a suurce of this Agency why is 2 who has reported reliable information 2 : igs about three years, the Cuban Embassy instructed one Mariano UARCIA to cancel LAIN's lease and were forwarding money for his Dills ¢ince LAIN had not received his saiary, This information inaicates t...t the travel was sudden and possibly unexpected, SECRET NO FOREIGN DIst: EM ; ' e
104-10188-10025 . . Yeolev velosik, . ; fe Sanus ry 1962: ae rer S| Boo enlies Yooh fron Sew bork Sat. or hin Ver ,vina, Vrlor te. i: ‘ebuded: him {:t0-Szeeio sreur feieeanee rnd e-kad tpe! Farell6n, bresidert of ithe nrewrenen sacoctation, to “et the vive. Tie Ssaeno *eTere tes het 29 Rrrive tnictevetey Januer, fth, fn? n eddron se in.See works £35 Fast TALS Y wen eee were vers Ant. re : ole ele . : ; Sfo er lled sein ant sadortk tots hin thet ‘the crenweeonfer. noe, : : @°8 2ontpdned ent msoboty fram thea Caceso delere tun wot vinw,. He . oO : - + Vpadd tret he wre telein etth Ofei Sefosnar (wa eee in Cute) ena 4t seemed. thet the Fren.elon cress worl? bea told Without aselae | ° . listio atete: oe “elowik arlied or, beretia (inu) from "Tren toerntta sex ‘pons rhone nus of. “rreeAurope Suereg actte4d Yelocde, who we not ing = Laie Suares eelied shout the oer .vicr for "thin ranorter™ (Cfo).iie enild not ret tho view, Hevesaid not sk Tor the vine in the nese of. “the met-aine, “slorik * wed Fneres to ‘at 7 eont extimition far. 0% publicity ertteles, old tor, § ta & nvran, Gr, Pitreg afl led “MoVorik se ina thet he woul? get the aqonteanti~atian fren the Btgeging 8 lerore™, Susres or id tnst Ne nended aftrons or vet in . ee ne tauch “ith .r, @-rtineg is lening, aN we we Roenlintor woreing . ae : Tor the Sxseaha Smb, Of, THe seer gtine '8iuenoret ne @yue nitte . as wet y ‘ “ Kelostae artiet the senecer of "Shancra®™, win wen Not line fe bra z tact he now ed « ony Of Wtasore” aith the eneedad tome, ¢ tgera ‘ weeted to gont 44 to bee cue, ; : Siri ‘eleanor a liet =1}acdk eomoloinines thet tones dia not. bet ‘ Sax eviee in time, te seid tnet he woul! Yeeva Vewsng Jannse,Bth, hos he wont d tao viett "Slearre™ and other ferro carte) aeerain a ent nesmersnere, (ets ner pre invdsed tas Vureh purty eiven by the Hes 9° anette, 4elarycer #5 orreetins the Soviet valaccte, - Seeminov (pts sata, Trab,y wno Add netoar tve. [OO he heel to ooat= bove hie levine for fate « He went to the sim et lenusry fth, heeins thet toe Covdet Agleyeta would arrive, “ emeloste nevurr) thoar, dle aeke? cor eance pULgr Tarren @qaitle that ayots of theacms eb er loditton, She evliad ant ve tont r-g4 everyt.ing woe revty vor her (for -rinting the Tsesto sepagtine), Poh, Go, Avein w-lootk @ellet fntarcineg ner that reget To esce t2 the he het *teone agg iin Tofor * we, fehine (rau, chonetha) aedlet satonte nalifyine ala tues ; A sntrauhet of “oke , 27,.Téllo 8h the ao eFresdident seald ap cere . tn wUpiines Tortales™, both agreed to reel tn frant of Nave tedes* At U7, Jeominry Tita., end wn ta the aoftewsshan Flscinig, . - Mr cRevon Sevdtle from TV, Genel tl, a die! watantk - ‘in: hin for This. tere Gin “ee ene gta Alee@inder told viatosds thet ehn woe tebk froa Sarena anc “urnne, euere one mere ating Orienta, eont, On mice 2? foemgers PAA?
04. i208 3 \ oN a oO | "_ AETURNTO CIA _ | ‘ . Background Use Only ‘* Do Not Reproduce tail a $ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET /1221 O2419 1221 INSTRUCTRONS: Tes odticwr deeignatieas ia the “TO" avums, Namtet each comment to ownmepoad wih the gumber m the TW} sede n, Drew @ bet ocrme che wdewt under each comment Exh othcet steel dete ond tetal check mark cemutioeas belore “ho routes. This Rowtiag aps kewed sent about net If be temered Ova the enacted ACCORD document. OOC UME ho T "Bester 19, DOCUMENT BATE © _____| ovrreres Aecaived ipoawaeces! IBTMAS MEN .| NOTE: Hoa copy ot ateckmests ere remored trom the ah Lf | tached document, move the locatioa of the copy and/o# aftech “| ment heroos. Ef this RECO8D COPY ts to be retained in the flies af the Deak, cali the Cectel Fue Section, for per manent foan, ; MICROFILMED AUG 27 1939 DOG. MICRO. SER. BATE PROCESSED 1 ? Ape 195) oc 61a SECRET
TRE Sep er eye ot 2 > pecan ste see VIA (‘FROM Chief of Station, nena? DISPATCH wo, OPH cud RGeocey Ay a Seu Poach We erassincantion rie) Chief, BE -| DATE 1: Seril 199° dl MICKOFILMCED PER.“ TIONS sverect | oe _ Soviet Consul Grigory Ye.-COiIuB. AUG 2 (1989 DOC. MICRO, SER. 1, Ata Consular Corps lunch on ‘20. april 1957| scwup mde the following coments about himself to “ntti AT ORI, Columbian fens» who repeited them to “alimark: eed a. He wes a Colonel in the Soviet Army during the war and saw action in Leningrad aml Moscow. He was wounded six tines during the war. b. Helsinki ig his first foreign assignment. He speaks cnly Russian and Finnish. Coe 22 xsent ine) ccanent: Note that COLUB had told Grofessor) [Davi SECHTA(OPHAJ2413, para 7) that he hed served in Vienna, Warssw, Budapest, Bucharest end Sophia, It is possible th:t he meant his “fir-t foreign assignment" outside the Sdvict Bloc (if he had served in Vieara during the occupation) or that this wus a deliberate attenpt to confuse. Dla © Welleak Cliver ©, ‘“allmark ll April 1957. Distribution: $ ~SE aa 4-1 eae pa, _ waa sep DI-28A ~f SOI NG va?
(404-10195-10133 33) * . CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Tha wmserta! ~ugtaing Intgmetine atertiog ibe Matinnal Defengs of she Varted @a twa wikia Gre menting mf tie Mapbemege Lawa, Tide IR UBC Gare WH ang TH the traaeretasion as fereistiog of @hickh fo S27 Hannes to 6h eae thertard perom t pruned By law. - SECRET COUNTRY Cuba neroaT NO. -«CSCI-316,00369-64 a suuect (fnu) GINES: DATE DISTR «24 July 1964 . NO, PAGES i : : REFERENCES nate OF 1964 ‘ INFO. mace a Washington, D.- C. OATe ACQ,! FELD REPORT NO. TMS 18 UNEVALUATED IMPOGMATION. SCARCE ORADINGS ART ORFINITIVE APPRAIIAL OF CONTENT Gf TENTATTVE source, A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence ‘Service until April 1964, Headquarters Comments ; 3 RETURN 7 ° CHA -1, The following report is one of a sertes containing personality _ und Use Only information provided by the source and includes supplemental ., Reprodise — information from the records of this Agency, oe Mae. 2. It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. (inu) GINES, pseudonym "Gil, "is the British Guiana desk officer in the, Departmento de Liberacton Nacional (LN - National Liberation: Department) of the Direccton General de Intelligencia (DGI - General Directorate of Intelligence), 1 Headquarters Comment 1, The records of this Agency reveal no information on (fou) GINES, lee SECRET . NO FOREIGN DISSEM . ’ bom extnmnas on 5S Cd uh CR start ota Auny pmavy tam aa en oce rE RED CINCLANT INCSO F_IENS Glave, Fold dharchution indicated by "@") ES MASS ESE ___ ir ko ‘PROJECT VES! ‘ AL —__} HAMMUG-1) A SATCT __| TRID/AN” 1-816 /o0se9-¢5 TOTrays WH/SA 7 (1), WE 1 (2), Cl4, RD1 =, CURe rn S25 OER 1355 OBSOLETE PESVIOVE uorrtowa. SeieMeae 2. /- /c [4 qo . (sor
104-10188-10025 Tan's ey Ls . “| revel «ormer Febmusny 1962 -. es we, SAnchez (Comioh?) enlled “erner ybout deliver, of Tzecho eerca*ndtiee, “emer 3° ia thet the deliver, wa eonfiraed. “by entio, S4achez ostlet “Varner sever] tines. torrner eclied Svea ka infortins him th-* he vot PR enable fron . hie bon, “ir, sonaut ("nu), orderins aim to fly itnedistely to Ie Pag, olivia, Teo een from treir com, (S>t0%0v). were there ayneeting “orer, ‘He would’ return in fe ~wecka to Neyico. and * “tn the’ mesntine Svertks-eould get for “emer: nerwnent Vien for aad Rolivia, ite or ticd Sventke avein 3 “Vane thet be would ty to: .- Polivie Fob, 23rd, end returm. to /exico efter 3 ra ka, "ea needed ; trennit vine for Fanans..-He worted to fly by Fen-A-eriosn Aire WAL Be re Jitenes (fnu) ertiet Semer aeying thet he FarSuieed 66 rerresent Chenspol, tsesho, in. Yéxtoo, beature they do not: keep their wor, do no. deliver merahtndiae eto. ‘Terror sake! hia to keep 4 little more ontiange ond wilt © eouple of éaya nore, before TUNOUNOLNS ae pee ae ny ne Te ede MOEN favel Yernor ; Ferracry 15962 ‘
(tod-t0172-10337] fo. RETURN TO CIA. . Background Use Only ' Do Not Renroduce SECRET - . 1 Seem Felied Toy DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE , OCC ut at Obs bas IC ATION garaticn o@ scuect. “eac. “ae Prere Oo. _j309 (18 25352) . 1 APR a 19ST pate OF IFO, EvaALuatiON SUAVECE Cf 0OCUs—I ST Rex BOSLEY (9-1 souace @ cave Tomve DISSEMINATED 1% waver UO. Garrity Toatd PROCESSIEO SR/CE/R&S 27 Janvary 1957 DOCUMENT DISPOSITION TRARSTERREO TG ®1 FILE BO. ' Caoga RerERaro TH THis IEE PEXTINENT JNEQRMAT ION Ea ol ‘gee 3. BOSLEY SAID vo [v a) THAT GABRIELSON, CHIEF HELS POLICE, TOLD B RAT XOTOV AND GOLUB OF HELS SOV EMBASSY HAVE VERY RECENTLY COMPLAINED ‘TO G. RE ANTISOV OPS OF B. AND PENDLETON. yoru mo. 867 saeaeces seem BF. § avd Sa SECRET ae aes t may $6 sn #8em ERY Gotca A248 GHseLa Fa.
14-00000 . S-E-C-R.F-T QD FORS GN DISSEM ~ 6 - CS-311/00866-64 made no attempt to make a correction, hoping that no immigra- tion inspectors abroad would notice the discrepancy. 1. Headquarters: Comment. Presumably Juan Nilo Otero |” Rodriguez, Director of the Secretariat of the Foreign Minister. . ‘ S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM
(1g-10172-10338] «= vee ww ("] unctassipigo® =f] Cia TERRA 7) conrinenties. (ZY secrer me ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET “SUBJECT, Cproact? oe ; : 5 8 Fee 1967 a 22, FROM: . 4h FOrHW41692 WE/LICE _ bean SOLA SOL SG —. oie ae Ld ' k “@ February 1957 OMiceas TO: (far devignation, (oom buses! to whom ree @ line ctroce colyma alter each con wont} [GOLVU S Grigory He _ 120} sor Z i ff ne | pore 31357 26 FE to Pore ss O10 “toons” (27 secret. (_]conripentia. (_] fae [_] unctassirieo _ COMMENTS iNvarber ooch comment te thew fem whem] acKoround Les Only Do Not Reproduce
14-90000 p> » 5 OFFICIAL DISPATCH 4 sno. LOFHNSI692 DISPATCH KO. a“ L=1O1 TO 28 «Chief of Station, mou! Chief, WE . GmmaL ¢ REDCAP isrecaric ¢ Grigeriy GOLUB, aka G, Ye, GOLUB, Soviet Second Secretary ; in Finland ol, Referencest Ae I 2210, 25 dJarmary 1957 | Be 6 pind 1608, 18 December 1956 ACTION REQUIRED: For information Grigoriy Ye. GOLUB (the initial "£" is\tra terated by us to read *Ya"),.~. ment He era still hag no 9 than tye Lohvater information (Gores zee, [ora 1792 Lore el 608) and] VACCINE/Lth report, [aray 2148, We havg enort from you,(OPiAl 2082, 16 Movenber ' 2 5 February 1957 03 a FP / 2 C/wE/FI SR/CE ! weg — = | att Rol-tS IS
(404-10195-10138 a) ey oe 23 OO de Ch : ° CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This material couteina informetiag agecting the Mationa: Detense of the Tattec States @ithin the meaning of the Deptonage Lawa, Tite 18, UB.C. Bene. 703 and 04, the transmission oF revelation of which ta any manner te an umauthorterd permon le prokubteré ag few. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba ; REPORT NO. €S$cy-316, 00264-64 suMECT Fernando RAVELO pate pista. 21 July 1964 NO. PAGES i a, aoe TORY Bee gy awe han ‘ REFERENCES Pt ae at: pare OF 1963- 1964 H : . FIELD REPORT NO. : THIS $$ GNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1§ TENTATIVE, SOURCE: A-former Cuban Is: officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence ‘Service untll April 1964, Headquarters Commenis 1, The following report is one of a series containing personality < information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. 2 It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of the individagis mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. Fernando RAVELO, pseudonym "Fermia Rodriguez," Is the Panamanian Desk Officer in the Departamento de Liberacion Nacional (LN) of the Direccion General-de Inteligencia (DGI - General Directorate of Intelligence) in Habana, He has never been in Panama, Until October or November 1963 RAVELO was the number (wo man in Union Juventud Communista (UJC) in Habana, RAVELO is a captain in the Army. Headquarters Comment 1, The reocrds of this Agency reveal no identifiable information on Fernando RAVELO, ee SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM EO:RiA | 7 OX- ffm Ph SAUMOE EE a [INO PROJECT H/SAPR_1 |__| A [-L/WASH] = [Lip TF (AMMUG-1) A an TT77 To | a pT K a 201- None RG Sheek Ge On Do Not apy oe BS Gb ole Gre (mH
104-10188-10025 Seburil f Tilivensky 2D SD AED DEAD AD ME AAD EAI IO DS ED -Fabrun ry 1962 | 058 Oa Od ot ow cts Ge aD Frige Brie Guegnior lied Pildc sanky - aaying thot he -woulé viait him beerune he wanted (representing Zovo in Zonterrey). Sveatko sakinzg hin if be he: newe about “ame Filioonnky ertied to-t¥lk about the matter of ure Trovifio . vinn for Yr. Surian (fu. san from Lovo, who hee to cone to - ms eAKe A new conterct with Fria aex chlor)» vo newa sate Bohucil Filiperaky 0 OO oe nO ee ee Fobrucry 1962 | ee A END A OD OD weet eee