- * 3 August 196 ; He a ee oa neeting’ was heldcvith-Le9 fron 2100-hours: unt4] 0010 hears | a ; me 28229" July 1964 - car pickets, main neeting at Bla home, short meeting rie oo: 7 at Lagts” apartments No Security problems, 20 “Led reported as follows: DF be be f. eo. Marxist indoctrination classes at tha Snbassy seem to have been suspended «« there have been no such classes in recent me~.ths. No pressure to resime then, On 22 July Le? attended a recention at the Polish Embass:, Soi ‘ARGUEDAS was there and stood close by Anbassador AERNANGES .34 while the Amb! wife was out in the garden with most of tie other wives, A& this reception KUZNETZ6V of the SovEmb told Le9 that i.- Russien painter who recently exhibited here (see previous 3243) had spent some 20 days waiting arcund in Tampico to get o.. 2 soat for Cuba but that the autnorities would not let him aboan., | Diamed the "imperialists" for this, APARICIO is schedulei to go to MERIDA‘ on 1 August to sive c-. .addresa at the Institute, Returning 3 Aug, Le suczested ie) he be given "the works" as he is still very cur shy from 32 vious adverse publicity, (C4SLE WiS SENT 10 BRID ON TH7S) Dr, CORHFA from Toluca was at the Embasey on 22 July, Ee us 2 Panamanian citizen, a medical doctor. LG finally got the books released from the airport (see nvevious CR's) This helped his irage as a “doer” in the Snmbassy, On 23 duly the Arh asked Rogelio to help L-9 out on tnis mission. In _ referring to his use of L«9 to get things done, the Arb seid: "One has to know how to use his pitchers in this game," On 23 July it was discovered that some Cuban naintings wrich were sent to Pracil for exhibit about a year azo had bee. misdirected oy Lerez Enos, Custens and Shipping igents, to Jew: They were aboard the ship "Caco San Roove." i “ sleans ~ and 3 out ¥. Orleans, La, Le9'a absence, Camilo DOMEIScH decided to send werd to to mark the crates with L-9's given name and second anel. have them reeroutei to Mexico, Le? threw a Mt when he fo. about the use of his name (controlled anser, asx vsual) : DOMFNECH about the recent publicity camreign asainst APART eaid ne didntt want to find himself blas sted all over the casers as the result of COMENECH!s action, (L-9 suggested that ws <2 wish to impound these pa cating) -1£5 COPY 34 % Pes 3 Nm NBA oY oe Oo . real ORT 5a cen
14-00000 wee a5 hy + tae ‘ - : .e . , de “"" ., FopulaP vss: held at tha Institute at Toxyo 63. be} wanted to APAATER ¥e piehhine: to ‘sponsor an: i ex het of ¢ Stee ROS. OS pat at the “asa de Las Americas, Habana, ‘The - exribit _ ’ would’ ‘te made up ef. 5 palatings already in Cuba — o. ~ on ahr duly a “exhibit of engravings of the’ Taller de Grafica serve ‘eoctails at, ‘the Anavguration bub ABARIC 10 decided againat this 5. Lend: reionstrated and the-Amb “supported him -% coctails ‘Were setved, The dnb ramerked, in-support of Ln5s that this-is the way things ‘pre done in the cultoral field, Le? has noticed that the ‘émb-is leaning on.him more and more, lese om APARICIO,g - There was no staff meeting on 25 July. Dra. MACE VO, who grumbles more and rore thess days, recently remarked that FEVISNDEZ Roa is not doing his shars of the work (que no fala parejo).» L-9, VEGA and others were at the airport on 26 July to meet the Cubana fiicht and saw the exhibition of the USN Slue ing is flight tean, 4A Mexlean official remarted with a emis, “We held the Titana flight up so they could cee this sxhitivion,* The Cubene crew was obviously very impressed with the Slus Angels and did not make any attempt to hide its edmiration for these precision flyers, VaGA and tha others watched carefully bub were careful not to say enything in favor of the fly-rs. On 26 Utir a big reception was held at the Embassy, LeS was with the Tucoslavian amb, Horacio FLOR™S Sanchez, and (2a:} CICERO “of the Foreign Ministry and the svbject discussed was Kevico!s OAS position sunporting CASTRO, The Yucoslavian Arch seid, “The heart is ene thing and the head another quite differens u.trz.e I fail to see vnat Mexico has to support its position in this “business of sive and take," CICERO stressed the leralistic position ef Mexico and said that the Contress of tie Union vould never go _BaOng with sanctions azainst Cybas that the Rio Treaty was beinc falsely interpreted by the other Latin American countries. He said thet the OAS meeting ned been a urcless - exercise and thet everything was now the same as it noc bean Fig vefore the meeting, The Yuco amp remarked that Eolivia ves undecidsé, CICERO said that there was a possibility that Fexdco misht be expelled fron the OAS for its stand, FLOZES Sanches, remarked that he was completely in favor of the Mexican _ position, VEGA was hanzsing around, behind a pillar, trying to overhear wnat was being discussed by this small group, Litis FIGCIRS of the Foreien Office arrived and asxed for APARICIG wio was ao% there, Le? saves that FLGUDRO is “culturei sunt is of ro importacce™ in the goverrment of Mexico, — ‘ A choral srevp called the "Mascarones" «= six young me. Tron the WAN, led ty Mariano LEYVA, sane at this affeir, Gne of c.ea reeited sone poens by Nicolas GUILLE:, The amb told Led thet when the group arrived they asksd for Le? by name, On 27 July 1-9 represented the Embassy at a celebratica of the row. . ianseT -2=
ae Pe ee Yee eae md co! . mle Caban Reveluticn hei: at. the University. of Toineas Tha Rector _ - vas ‘present, Atitond6- CERVANTES. Tapia was in charce of the of “Eh. 0 and-speeched sira sing | cuba vere. delivered by Anastasio : WEP Bs “Rogelio. HE SANDE. Hiracda,.. ‘ALfrede GOe SORA » and -Al fenso: CRUZ © ‘ : Mendosae ” “She band of the Esviiela ‘Teénica’ Enststrial Terre r Libtrtad perfortied.. ~i., ae - fig’ On 28 duly APARIGTO said that he felt that sorething unplessant ‘. woitld occur when he went to Merida to epesk at the Institutes. (L09 says he is still very ‘afraid of adverse publicity <= this fear is contributing to his illness) -3e In view of the SWPIP revort that a meeting with MIPABAL had been néld at an addresa which coincided with that of L=9, 3 toad iem9 he would like to pay a-quick visit to Le9's" apartnent “just to see the place." Accordincly, shortly after midnight B entered L-9 spartment, 5 minutes after Le9 had zone in to see if: the. coast was clear, The apartment bore no resethliance whatever to the place described by SePIP and, because of L-9's vocation, is quite uniixe most other apartments, Furthersore it was chock full of books and other iiema, all very dusty, which would have drawn SvPIPis attention if he had in truva been there, There is only one door to the anartment, Secause of the dust it is abvious that the furnishings could not have been moved out and deck dn dn tins to jive with SyPIP's account, Purthernore L~9 has the only set of keys anc always keeps these in his possession, Conclusion: SxPIP has never been in Le9's nlact, ‘he The Next meeting was scheduled for 1 Aug -= quick vessace of LeS!s pey. He did net appear then or on 2 aug «= did show up 3 AUS, evplaining tret APARICIO had. been too 111 to go to Merida, hence Led replaced fin -- retureed on 3.Ang, According to L=9 the entire imbassy was in a state of euphoria cs 4 result of Mexico's OAS stand -= he was hoping that the other three noldouts would soon break relations with Cuba, iis Eerida trip was uneventful and, fram Je Castro standsoint, “successful, L=9 said that he felt rather strange reacin: off a& speech damning ‘the American imperialists for all the troubles besething Cuca, . S$» NEXT MEETING: 13 Aug, 2030 hours, Polanco, f (Orin) Fi fos