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14-00000 ' 350" «un, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE SECREF i PAGE _ WHICH HE FORWARDED To THe PBRUMEN GOVERGHERT. YT STATED ‘ THAT CWHEN FREED) ANCALL~4 WOULD REMALH ik EUROPE TO PAGE 2 WH/MIAMI 11978 § te cre fw Je THE FOREGOING EXCHANGE I$ REPORTEDLY COMT INGEST ; UPON FXuU § BARR A NO STATIO@ TRACES) a2 VESEZUELAN, BEING ONE OF THE EIGHT MEN RELEASED. AMLICHT=1 SOULS ROT NECESSARILY. MAVE TO BE INCLUDED INASMUCH AS qWTHUE-1 SIMPLY DOES HOT WANT TO RELEASE HIM, VENEZUELAN SOURCE ALLEGEGLY Salo THAT AMCALL<4 WOULD OCCUPY THE NUMBER TWO PGSIVion t@ VENEZUELAN NEGOTIATIONS. AuPUg<4 ASO EWING-3 WOULD ALSO BE INCLUDED IN THESE NEGOTIATIONS. AMECRU-1 OFFERED NO OTHER DETAILS OF THIS TRANSACTION TO ANSIGH-2, S. IN PARIS AMECRU-1 WAS TOLD CUNSFECIFIED SY BHON) THAT THE FAMILIES OF AMCALL-1 AKO AURERT-3 WOULO HAVE To BE PATIENT ANO WAIT UNTIL THE PORUMEM COVERNUERT oEcIDED IMAL 11#e WAS OPPORTUNE TO FREE THESE WER, OF FAMILIES O10 HOT WISH TO WAIT ANECRU-1 WOULD ATTEMPT To BAVE THEIR | MONIES REFUNDED, eG «5, AMECRU-1 ADDED THaT VANISTERMBAEL BROTE A LETTER | ee Le re ee “WORK. VANISTENDAEL GAVE HIS PERSOBAL ASSURARCE AECALL=4 WOULD NOT PARTICIPATE in ACTIVITIES AGAINST AMT @ag-+,
14-00000 | . - Sa ~ @ -_ 0 ~ eS . . .* > te oe af: + a é. r yw, ~ f. gh Oe ye mee ho ve eed | BK ae TEARS 8 merece a5 ape AREA Eads OLB AOE om oust BND ONL eee aE, Eee so oe ne I tog oo aareepp pate eees aye nee &! 3153 Y . Cisc Ti on on ¥.-_, SLESTFIED MESSAGE SECRET PAGE * RAREST €, PAGE 3 WH/MIAMI 111706 SE CRE T . ; 6. VANISTENDAEL TOLD AMECRU-1 THAT AS A RESULT OF _ THEIR BELIEF THAT AMCALL~1 WOULO BE RELEASED, THE BELGIANS - GAVE. THE PRRUMENS TWELVE SCHOLARSHIPS SIX MONTHS AGO. To° AMECRU-1 TOLD AMSIGH-2 THaT HE WAS TAKING HIS . FURNITURE AND GOING TO (epnooness (4 nee von on 26 Ew fend, . APRIL. HE INTENDS TO SPENO THE NEXT WO MONTHS THERE, tN JUNE HE WANTS TO GO BACK TO PARIS TO MAKE ANOTHER TRY AT GETTING AMCALL-1 AND AMHINT-3 RELEASED, 8. ON 26 APRIL AMECRUe4 DEPARTED MIAMI FOR NEW YORK. . * 9, AMSIGH-2°S REPORT ON MEETING WHICH GIVEN TO BINCARIS ON 26 APRIL BEING POUCHED. 4 16, FILE? 261-8618633 281-2759) 281-312365. EP. Seen anmnetan ee s+ S€ cCcRET iY ™ e vernal . ' ‘ wy ~ . * ' cn aes indentation orate pi an ~ eae anand edb