(04-10048-1006 pe, Wo mrs | SECRET | - =e MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence FROM : John H. Waller Inspector General SUBIECT : Jack Anderson Reference to 28 November 1963 CIA Cable 1. The Operations Group of CI Staff has provided a copy of the cable about which you inquired. A copy is attached at Tab A. It is a dissemination of a report by a British journalist stating that a man named Ruby was in Cuba in 1959, where he visited an American gangster-gambler named "Santos, '' who was living luxurously in jail. This dissemination was based on a 27 November 1963 cable from London, a copy of which is attached at Tab B. A follow-up cable from London on 29 November commented on the source of the story, raising a question as to his reliability. A copy is at Tab C. A more. detailed statement about the man is contained in a report passed to the FBI on 12 December 1963, a copy of which is at Tab D. . 2. On 7 January 1964 the FBI provided CIA with a report that Jack Ruby did travel to Cuba in 1959; a copy is at Tab E, On 30 January CIA provided additional information to the Bureau on this subject; a copy is at Tab F. 3. The following points of coincidence are probably of interest to Senator Baker: Jack Ruby did travel to Cuba in 1959, as stated in the report that gave. rise to the present query; the name 'Santos'' is also the given name of Trafficante, although it is not clear that these are the same persons. While there are reservations about the reliability of the source of the report which gave rise to the present question, we are not in a position at this time to evaluate it definitively. It is noted that the description of 'Santos'' as living in luxury in a Cuban prison is similar to a version also reported in a 16 May 1974 story in the Outlook Section of the Washington Post, Porter rete nann } 5 eranep a nd] Dans
13-00000 | 8 4. As you may know, an Agency task force has been - conducting an in-depth study of all information relating to eivsuie issues surrounding the Agency's support for the Warren 7 Commission investigation. This study has been underway since early July and, because of the detailed nature of the review, may require as much as another two months if it is to be completed with the thoroughness that we believe “necessary. John H, Waller Attachments:. Tabs A thru F
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13- 00000 [Gate oO bg) — 12 DEC 1963 Sr bt  Diereter Spderal Tnreau of inve stigaticn btention: Be, =. J, shoh oy a : LUeputy Director, Clans waTeeT $ WILSON, Carlos John {aka WILSON-HUDSON, Joan ‘ WELSON, John Ludson) DOB: 2D December 1316 208: Liverpeol, England Reference: OUT 85657, 28 November 1963 i, A usually reliable source, whose information was evaluated as "possibly true”, reported on 8 August 1951 the following information concerning one Carl John SILSON Sudsoen, Be WILSON, a Spanish citizen of Dritish descent residing in Chile, was 2 contact of one Bart SUCHAROY, a suspected Soviet ‘agent, in Santiago, Chile. De It had been ascertained that WILSON had arrived in Chile on 28 January 1939 from Puenos Aires, — bearing Spanish passport No. 7, issued in Euenoa Aires on 4 January 1539 and visaed (tourist) ey the Chilean Consul in taat city on 25 January 1939. @helid | Chilean carnet 1.824.595 (Santiago) and resided at Calle Arturo iiedina 4207, Santiago. Bs | c. Further background data. yevealed that WILSON was born in Liverpool, England, on 29 Secember 1915, In July 1936 he had left his studies at Gxford Univere sity in England to enlist as a volunteer in the Spanish Loyalist Forces, whereupon he acquired nis Spanish citizenship. de Subsequent to his arrival in Chile, WILSON in ‘Kis capacity as a jarnalist had opened a one~nan crusade against the British Government, in violation of restrice. tions placed on such activities by foreigners in Chile, Re had been, in addition, masquerading under various nonexistent tities as a result of which the Chilean Government on 16 May 1939, at the request of the British 2 eee Pee RAY 1873. ! me “BX. for FOIA Review, on . ur CLASSIFICATION a oo CONDUCTED on_2 > MAY _i3416 : corm est ah) \, fd ' E__inpper ci. sy2/2 3.09 eta sie 2 { i a — DowW4s,
13-00000 . M . . i . . . 2 | | Zabassy, issued a decree (No. Do oxpuistona from Chile, Later, howe rescinded as 2 Fosult of PTLBON's sion and other illegal netivitied. Be In spite of his premises, HILSON had continued chese activities, numbering among others an unti~ f1sekst campaign waich he had assaciated with 2 2 ee yersal Peace Movement’ to be brought sbout by -the elinination of all leading world powers, ‘YiLs®. a also. had frequently posed as a Dritish RAP captain and had. worn the corresponding uniform, &. . The strange mannerisms exhibited by WILSON were attributed to a mental iliness, and Zollowing WILSON's second outburst, the Britisa Ambassador pre=- sented another request for his expulsion. Agnaia, however, following various explanations by WILSON to the British Embassy and on the renewal of his promise 'to refrain from further activities of a similar nature tae case was dropped. Ze tn 7 October 1952, 2 usually rellable sourse, whose information was evaluated as “possibly true,” submitted the following report concerning one Carlos John WILSON, who is identifiable with tue Carl John YILSON Eudson in varagraph 1 above. a. WILSON stated that he had arrived in Santiago in 13947 and had worked on a special mission for the British Government in Germany, Exypt, and Turkey at the close or World War II... He stated that he kad fought with the Spanish Republican forces against Franco, de was violently anti-United States and constantly condemned United States policy. WILSON was of the aginion that England und france would eventually jein_ with the USSR to form a pact aimed at the complete destruction of the United States. He claimed to be an authority on the Jalkans, and was a strong suysorter oo < Tito. Tito, WILSON stated, wovld eventually line up the entire Balkan area with England and Srance to assist Russia in crushing the United States. b. WILSON was extremely interested in the
13-00000 op : ry od -Yusoglav colony in Santiago, He attended 1 large cele~ bration given by the Serbian Orthodox fCoclery at the . PTs vhub Rugo in Sansiago. fn this occasion Be nad FIC OMS oy intoxieated and made bitter vcrusarhs aga Aest tre U.5. Shile he was intoxicated he made convidential remaris . tnJicvcating that he was a uember of an gntoill izence . service. Qe WILSON had an office on Calle apustinas 1222, which hore the following designation: "CinUna, Commercial Information.” WILSGN'’s business consisted of trade in copper, lead, and sulphur. He stated that he was involved in a secret "deal" in Antofagasta, Chile, in which he planned to ship 15,000 tons of suiphur to - Holiand ° oe WILSON was in contact with a man identified as Heriberto Springwaller HINICKE, also described as bitterly anti@-U.5, EINICKE was believed to have .— studied in the U.S. between 1922 and 1930. He had inter become a colonel in the Nicaraguan Army but had been expelled from the country. it was reported that ho Spent some time in Eolivis and was closely invelved with WILSON in his so-called commercial dealings. ween een 2. WILSON was described as being very intelligent, astute, and well informed on current events. Ee vas “tremely soeciabie, friendly, 2 very heavy drinker, and . a free spender. His physical description was as follovs: “Apparent age: 38 years old (born circa 1914) ‘Build: Medium ; color of hair: Erown eolor of eyes: Blue-green face: - long, large nose; small, slightly pro= truding ears; ruady complexions anak. mustache; wears glasses documentation: UN Press rasa No. 257, issued in Santiago. Pass from the International Police Section of the Chilean Investigation Service authorizing him to enter los Cerrillos airport in Santiago at any time. | SOURCE COMMENT: Source was of the opinion that WILSON vas very probably an intelligence agent, since there was no apparent reason for his great interest in the Yugosiay colony .