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404-10185-10176 ob 6G 64 ch GA ~ CENTRAL: INTELLIGENCE AGENCY © tion amecting ihe. Rational, ‘Detensé ‘of she Uevied Gtates Githin the ‘meaning ot the iapionede: ‘eaws, Tue , iG, UBC. Seca 193 aad “TH, the tranamtesiod or revelation or whieh ta any manner to en uneuthotueed wareon & oronimed” ey law. ; COUNTRY. Cuba "| $uasecT Teieplione System ‘in ‘the. Direccion. "DATE DISTR. an INFO. PLACE & Washington, | D C. DATE ACQ. (February: 19659". - _OATE OF S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEN oo, “REPORT NO: = CSCI~516 /92300-68° "2 June 1965" "General dé Intel igencia (DGI) a (NO. PAGES J ee RETURN TO Cin Pt “ ae nd Use nou 1964 SOURCE: A former Cuban 1s) officer who served with the Cuban’ Intenigence ; STAT2 Service” until Apri: 1964, _& In addition to the ordinary telephone | system. in “Havana, ‘there is- & government telephone system which uses the exchange name PIZARRA, connecting all offices. of government crganizations and government- sponsored enterprises, Each government office or enterprise has at least one PIZARRA telephon? which is distinct from the regular - teléphone system. In thé Direccion General de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGT) Headquarters, there is a PIZARRA telephone controlled by Manuel] PINEIRO Losada'’s secretary, "Vidalina", who works in-"M" building. If any member of the DGI wishes to call. anyone on sensitive business through — the: PIZARRA. exchange, he may ¢ither state his requirements - to. Vidalina, who will make the scall-for him ‘and report ‘the informa- ‘ tion back when she has acquired it, or go to "M" building and . make the call himself on the PIZARRA telephone. With he exception . of PINEIRO's residence and effice, where he has his own PIZARRA telephone, no other DGI offices tas a PIZARRA telephone. There is no directory for PIZARRA numbers ard it is not a dial system, but. works through a céntral switchboard with operators; it is con-- Sidered secure. The caller picks up the telephone and gets an operator on the central PIZARRA switchboard; the caller asks for the office to which’ he wishes to speak, and,.if he knows, asks for- the person to whom he wishts to speak. A DGI officer whose office #11 iato “M" building on the regular. tine" T5458 af a buiidiag ¢ idalina. Each DGI office has a number of private (as opposed to PIZARRA) telephones, In the Departamento dé Liberacion Nacional (National Liberation Department - LN), cutside the "M" building headquarters, for example, there ars six telephones. -From these telephones one dials any number in the telephone directory, private or a govern~ ment office number, direct. For internal calls within the DGI, -S~E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM o> 2G Gd oh CH OA ARMY NAVY Ain, NSA” aK ota : REPCINCLANT  CINKCSO # I&NS (Note: Field dletribution Indicated by “#".} roras WHC 8 (1), WE 1 (1), Ci 4, RID 1 traiaon Se FIELD REPORT_.NO. - im z= ae an “ Tes hind UNEVALUATED - INFORMATION. souRce: GeADINGS ARE Garwanive. eA OF CORR aR Sat, Re,
> “Phe Cuban telephone systesi iormerly. Used a aunber-letter dial | - code, but in 1964 letters had long been abolished and only “numbers were used. The number-letter equivalents ‘are; : SECRET: 9 0. 0 07 0 8 NO FOREIGN DISSEM:’ . ~2- . CSCI-316/02300-65 an officer calling from the per private, telephone need dial only into the switchboard and ask for an extension, 7 1. -no letter 2- B mys 3-9 aon ye, ee re 7-0 a @-Wo- ‘9- x SR AE OE ? S-E-C-R-E-T - NO FOREIGN DISSEM
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[1o4-t0185-10178 ; . - oR CENTRAL INTELUGENCE AGENCY This. matertal contains information affecting the Netional Defense of the Custed Getes within the meaning of the Eupécege Lace, Tite 18, Dac. Gres. 763 and 104, the transmission or revelation cf which tm Any manner to en ungutheriee¢ permon te prohibited ty we. . . S-E-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM couUNTRYy Cuba REPORT NU. Cs CI-316/02286-65 susect Direccion General de Inteligencia’ DATE DISTR i June 1965 (DGI) Personnel Abroad . ~ NO. PAGES 1 REFERENCES R . ETURN To DATE OF 1964 Background Use oS -D Only PLACE& -Washington, -D. C. 9 Net Reproduce DATE ACG, ARO REPORT. NO. “THIS 4s UNEVALUATED EORMANON. TURE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, | APPRAISAL OF CONTENT TS TERTATVE, SOURCE: » ay “fornér Cuban’ "Is officer | who served with the Cuban Intell: gence Service: until April 1964. i. The Direccion General ‘de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence ~ DGI) overseas field-station chief has no respoa- sibility for physical or other security of the Cuban Embassy or Mission, nor does any member of his staff. 2. The DGI would not use a regular foreign-service officer in the field because he has not been cleared and briefed and is not, therefore, considered qualified for intelligence tasks. If a foreign-service officer is briefed, it may be assumed that he ' has been cleared and that he is thereafter considered a member of the DGI (at least by the DGI). On returning to Havana per- manéhtly, such a foreign-service officer briefed for a field assignment normally would be sent to DGI Headquarters rather than.to the Ministry of Foreign Relations. ‘ S-E-C-R-E-T aa NO FOREIGN DISSEM Fae none] bat BD GO ob On mo 89 CO ih tn DIA REPCINCLANT | CINCSO # "| (Note: Field distribution indicated by “#%.) NAVY I&NS te i WW H 7 EAD fa CI/REA TATE ‘L/¥ sa WHC/OS a RID/AN | & WHC/WAVE li; sd, Cd jot ; roracswHC 8 (1), WE 1 (1), CI 4, RID 1 MIALSON we os _ FORMING 3
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(tog 10185-10179] bee 2 6S oh OR This materia ooateing indormajion afecting'the A Ratiowal Detenke of the United States within the meaning of the Zaptonage Laws, Title a. ESC. Secs. $F and Tek, the trenamntaalon or revelatios of which in aiy manner to an unauthorised person is prohibited by law, Se E~C-R-E~ NO FORBIGN N DISSE RETURN TO CIA —_——: Use Oniy COUNTRY Cuba |  REPORT'NO. = CS c1-316/o2 NG Reproduce SUMECT | “Angelito: (NU) «+ gare gste 1 June 1965 NO. PAGES 1 . RerereNCES  CS-31 1/00118-64 Doty oe (page 10) ; PLACE & Washington,” ‘DC, : DATE ACQ...(February 1965). FIELD: aePoRT NO. . TS 4S UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. Soule ‘GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. | APPRAISAL oF CONTENT 13 TENTATIVE. : 3 source: - A former Cuban {S_officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence. The Service until Aprii 1964. ; Headquarters Comments . : we ~ 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. It is requested that the addressees take no action om any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reports without first checking with this Agency. Angelito (LNU) is, according to Source, a Spaniard. His name has appeared on documents from the Departamento Escuelas ; Especiales (Department of Special Schools - EE) of the Direccion General de Intelligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DGI) concerning reports on students. He may have been instructing Guatemalan guerrillas. 1. Headquarters Comment. The records of this Agency reveal no identifiable information on Angelito (LNU). S-E-C-~R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM STATE DIA ARMY “| Navy AUR NSA A OCR FBI 2 REPC INCLANT CINCSO # I&NS : iNete: Field distribution Indicated by “#.) pCT/ETA me fT EX-2.423 WERDER T [1Cr7REA TATE yp NP. (AMMUG~1) 2 [| SCI 316/02285- WH oRE rT Cy HC/OS _[5| | | RID7AN a as i ae TOTALS WHC 8B (1), WE l (1), CI 4, RID 1 a 19-5-1
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(foa-tte5-10t80 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY . Thie.matertal eomtaime information effecting the National Defense of tre Cnited States within the meaning of the Sepivsage Laws Title 8% USC Bere TH and Tea, ihe trananiaion or ferelatien Of G@had te any Giehner te an unsuthorived pee te prahibated by law, SECRET NO: FOREIGN DISSEM ‘country Cuba REPORT NO. CS C1-316" 02270-65 SUBJECT Cubsua Alsliaes BALE O1STR. 26 May 1965 , NO, PAGES 1 no, REFERENCES RETURN TO CIA ekground Use OO cate or 1964 Ba Not Reproduce info, Washington, DBD. C. » 00 PLACE & . poate aca.February 1965 ; ; FIELD REPORT NO. Fes t$ UINEVALUATED INPORMATION. SOURCE G&ADINGS ARE DEFIN.TIVE. APPRAISAL oF CONTENT 0$ TENTATIVE. SOURCE: A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comments 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. 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. 1. Almost all of the Cubana Airlines personnel belong to or work with the Departamento de Seguridad del Estado (Department of State Security - DSE). However, what services Cubana personnel perform for the intelligence agencies are not known. °,. Aecording to Source, when the Cuban government first toox over Cubana Airlines, the personnel chief of the new administration interviewed girls from the G-2 office for positions as stewardesses. 6 § 4 . 4 : SECRET a 3 NO FOREIGN DISSEM jcerwegea | 2 i Gortpatchyarcos i STATE DIA ARMY NAVY AIR NSA BAX oce &D REP CINCLANT CINCSO # TEN (Note: Field distribution indicated by “it".) COORDINATING A ASING LD: swk 158 + torus wH/C 8 (1), WE 1 (1), CI 4, RID1L wepy/ PROSE NA 8 ae - ae a 19-5-1
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(404-10185-10181 bb daa t eel ds tsb eat oe CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY The material contains informetion affecting tbe National Defense of the Waited States within the meaning of the Kep.. nage tawa, Title 18 Dac. Seee. 769 and 704, the tranamission of revelation of which in a.y menher to aa unauthorized person fe prokibited by law. SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba ; REPORT NO. cs C1-316/02269-65. Susiect Rosita (LNU) OATE DISTR. 26 May 1965 NO. PAGES 1 . . REFERENCES © CSCI-316/02270-65 26 May 196E TURN TO CIA DA On mo. 1964 : Background Use Only maceg Washington, D. C. » Do Net DATE ACQ. February 1965 FIELD REPORT NO. _ FHI IS UNEVALUATED. INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFHITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 19 TENTATIVE,” source, A former Cuban IS officer who served with. the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1964. Headquarters Comments fhe following report is one of a series containing personality y information provided by the source and includes supplemental information from the records of this Agency. 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. 1. Rosita (LNU) is a stewardess with Cubana Airlines. Prior to joining Cubana she was employed as a telephone switchboard operator by the Direccion General de Intelligencia (General — Directorate of Intelligence - DGI). 2. Source described Rosita as being the daughter of a.well=- known Departamento de Seguridad del Estado (Department of State Security - DSE) official or a DGI official, but more likely DSE. She is a synthetic strawberry blond and is about five feet six inches tall. 1 Headquarters Comment 1. The records of this Agency reyeal no identifiable information on Rosita (LNU). ‘ Sexe T SECRET Goong odng ond NO FOREIGN. DISSES ot BS EO oh ER mo BS $0 ob GR Stare ARMY REP. CINCLANT CINCSO # TENS (Note: Feld distvibutles Indicated by “#“.) roreemH/C 8 (]), WEL (1), CI 4, RID + Er
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104-10188-10025 Oldrich Stejr Doe | Mareh 3962 ° wwe ee nwewen ees ' www wee | Steir oonrlsined thet a anbdle answer did not verive from Prague, * he sid “the letter of crodit for 150.000 Dlirs® wen onerode Sulak inforaed Stejr thot he had a client fur the Skode cars, which were in “érico, °nd the former tuyer did not nay them, Stejr arid th-t Frogue hed to area with the echo, beeruse they winted to sue the person, who ortersd the o-ra,. Thore were sbout 100 Skoda oxrs here, exch oould be sold for about 1§.C0CO ses05e - : Maren 1962 te 2 ene we ae Oldrich 3tejr a8 OO ee ee
104-10188-10025 -§ Megansze hot he > “Olarten Steir: so 7s- 817 Tat: © ter wwe owen weneereee ene . Stejr ecliet “re Far-eim (fnu) es yin: war. he hed ata for hia from Kovo, T3esho. Stejrier les as, Novsbeoh (fnu), who sei Avge CXe He actte2 Kos baeh avein & ont vr. Sruy (or Srik, wnelesr name, duc atan fast from the corr, i Stejr, who oeda thet he Set no news froa Sgecho, “S he ewon ory next id<tion or “acarees Boat =e Bee 452 "Precioay® efile Brux eset Stejr to como to-nec hime. DR. Emer -estied coin and Stejr acid thet he did not set onewer ta tis ev “Prox e“lied ena Steger oc fs, chee. BS get am anower Treg PStGtka Trou Saeco, irforming his ght the nm “surement Wsnerstcse wo aent bt slane Per, Tthe, “nm! ated nat al ‘ive yet, Sath e-cree? to meet at the reataurent mYirenge’, and bulk it over. Oke Ae Stejr’s “exdoan vier expired denawry Sth., tai hed to de extended, vy, AuceanedLo Fananles ec iter “tejr, wha wes act tn, mnetne vp Taunes (fn) Cran lowtmex, det. net in, He recce? seepre payte Tor ate 3 Fa to the Skode ani favs devler Ur. Aledans “Motodfatribuidor vawat, Fr, Gebriel Siveres ecticd Gtetr ahout a fx Story gehiea re dat woodeworking acanin Stajr intorteda Sieve reg thot ir. Viree Orme @lev Sohotka, Ais credecrasor in “eriaa, noo vieuw cen sane ser of Novo, Aivereg weetod to write him 32 Rly e OX, Aivares eeda thet Sr. “rauno de hora wea soin: ta pienidete dre ftes,. de ettiet -sain es ius Ctejr to some wits Nin tt see Sr, do ‘aor, |. who did not went ta co,, Alvares’ alient fer sood=sorkin; saehi= nery wae din Jentes) Averte Ur, Goprbel Alerefn eclted Stede, wha wes ts “tog Meshes See Brean (forser Slavik) ett Yovoe onewored test they @arld not felive: narded ee wa feot Yovoe Toursea ite vo. » 2 Stedr erlled Ar, Sfnehes Tornish (fred, “ns > 2 rot ined n @ het LoL of dorrassondenes Pract save for to sore to the sineters. 7 Slejr anile? Sfenes, oho arid a the letter of er dit Tor 407,090 ri Amount wis toa bir, ay the woutd hy ere ‘¥ my + ae Stejr wra uy tedeo shout ak Vr, Xovier any V7.GRO renge tro: first to eherntes df into files, Ynetneer Feinter sick fronoo yetther fostem din Feeicet artlied : ‘ « “tedr ebaut shtotent or hie seochtner » 3 eont, OR osere
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| io ine as ‘GP Li, . i reps: tis one ° of 3 Serie 5 Cont ; NG aj mee “peovided by the Source ad’ teehee ; as yf “fern! act ren the : s ecords af this Ager Yo ve . ot So : os requ ssicd That the tides essees take soca ies ae aa Medvidels mentioned in fhe person Bay reports wal 5 hehy E sith tas Acerry, oo SAL als rn a "Sot ree ides, ‘fied a phaicgraph of Malach. FriPs asec TAV ERAS rs be ine a Doma! cde aba: emeints rch iby Cc S ee ee i ion PSiities Caler ce de eR nis APCS). 2 v . Py ‘As a member of the APCI, TAVERAS wise rie: ily said, J, fe Gaba toesecure a-scholirsbip in ihe Grier of Soviet Sec id list - re p bli. s (USSR), (owes Ss Source iudpes hat wheshis . vs helarship did ect nfateriatice, TAVE “RAS ares pe iE hevgaers 8 wiefiredtraiamg peegrim ‘ingiend.) Sdurce, bet fees -TAVERAS 7 wis sho Cuba at the time he fee . 1, Refacl Froe ise (‘Fam, TAV ER; AS Resimoeowhe was berr -- . “about 1938, was elected secreta ary of pubsicity ard propagacaa or i the APCJ- Ce eiral Execcive Commiutce in December 1962, He ; 3 . held-thas title when he leff che Dominican Republic os 13 September 3 3 : 196? for Mexico ui a Sparish ship, en raste to the Soviet [rane ssn 2 t SECRET Ane. i R STATE o REP CINCLA (Note: Fisid distibution indicated by x2") RADU CL REA Toy - DiR- 18622 : ° PrejectAMMUG/1) SCI- 316/01174-65 (COORD IAT ANS hee ween 4.1 FAVED 2 DEE iy se Pe CE Wc EF. ” ele MOF i. LIAISON TOTALS WH. C 7 Ta WE 1415, C14, RID1, WH 4(1) woos * 4
14-00000 pee. So SECRET. NO FORN DISSEM. | See es . nen te study on a schehurship, raveling «task im “DUAR Lieb dred. 00 ‘Mane TOYOS Vargas, aud Norge Will ams BOT EL; LO Poroaides, "APCJ leaders. See TEES “2 258. ON de ear “iv, Nove: nia f 1963, a eaters ob tae APGH reper ted Ua TAVERAS, CAURANS TOYOS, and ROTELLO were then in Moscaw Stedving ecar maifess 7: ott See Cs- 5 965, S60); however, iestrly Bey rire 1963 tauther Se “woke thet “ain Cuba ‘ind did not. pk in-te got t. the ‘So et. Union’ as. bey. a “were ubable to obtain the scholarships erther, before they lett for |. Lge Cater er since they had been in _ Cuba, iSe ' CS- 2 bss. BS). an . t Hes - Tay ER? AS’ ‘1; 7 Pe far: ar at ‘nenlatary traning, an d that he expeater a, thir ‘Domintean Republic soon, using a (arse pi biiestondhe O00 country (See TDCS-314 04551-64), Grit Be Gembier _TS64, ‘DUR AN : = Said that TAVERAS returned ta the Darina Republic. trom Cuba x false: passport, “an Or about 12 December 1964, probaly esos ‘(See CS-311, G0014-65). ae . ne NO FORN DISSENE, wAE anon, ’ my Tey cota at Lee
104-10188-10025 Looe . . . = 5 « Steir orlled lone dist. LeSn, tr, Sulerat (fru), whe informa Steir thet he sold lesther working eeshines, bul’ could not dew liver them-without Horek’s help. To #644 Homk to le6n. OK. Then Jnisrul informed Stejr thet te sroze to the secret ry of the Jo- vermor, who"will be very gled to redeive the Csecho commercial eatiach nd (3' oril)",. Both. try to exocnd thetr buein e399 ~ith Kovoe oS Here Rodrixo Kondoay, who: worka RO Stajr’s e-zent, ar] en tind ‘informin ¢ Stejr ebout prynent of Clients end reconnended hiss a mon from Guadalejara -o'a new esent. This min worked forcerly for Good , ; : ferr Oxo, Stejr «en very interested in mecting this atn, Then ; Stejr esked sendoza if ho Tilted out the onters from Sorte Ring, Yes, ent he vould brin; thea + to Shedr next toy when he aam vould eote with the naw mn, ena, entoza a lie! Stedr asking alm ho wtawiit for her hagsherd, who worl! cumne with the wen trod duadas Lv fare, Mr, de Avila (fnud. O%, ‘tedr Vett for Teén danuery OSth., cet on 2hthe, he aid to travel ‘J to Honterrey. Co, A sen from "ase Preetar® cated Stedr if ne ace nena, Stujr 9-14 thet hea hein friend at the e@eustom office, "ond be wonld vet it na goon "v9 the fronehise wa recdy*. 7 ae ‘Sterteh Stede Jeaare, 19% Pe
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