(1o4-10786-t0041 | of RETURN TO CA Ss oe Ao CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Tate material conteina infermauce adecting the Rational Defenas of the United Gtates withia the meaning “of the Espionage awa, Tite 18 UBQ Bere TH and TO, the tranamisivn of revetation of which.tm any manner to am Ynouthoriesd pera ls prohibited by law. 5-£-C-R-E-T NO FOREIGN DISSEM countay Cuba REPORT NO. CSCI-316/02303-65 .. ‘ . supect Recruitment and Hiring Procedures DATE OiSTR, 2 June 196$ of the Direccion General de . Inteligeneia (DGI) NO. PAGES 2 REFERENCES CS-311/00115-64 . 8 July 1964 DATE OF 1964 : INFO, PLACE & «Washington, DBD. C. , : FIELD REPORT NO. OATE ACG. (Apri ] 1985) ; . HIS 8 UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 6% TENTATIVE. - ‘A former Cuban 1S officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence * SOURCE: Service until April 1964. a a 1, One day in 1963, Source met in Havana “Moro" MANIFF, an old friend since 1955, and complained that he was tired of his job with the Ministry of Fxteritor Commerce ard wanted to make a change , MANIFF said he would do something abeut it. Two or three days later, anothes frierd, Ramon VASQUEZ Montenegro, whom Source had know1 a¢ the Ministry of Industry, came to s¢e Source, saying that MANIFF b4d mentioned that Source was having trouble with the militia and wanted to change jobs, VASQUEZ promised to telephone the following day and did so, arranging to pick up Source in a car. They drove around through Vrdado together while VASQUEZ offered Source a job in espionage and counter-intelligence. Sources asked for a little time ta think over the situation, Tne following day VASQUEZ telephoned Source and the day after that VASQUEZ called on Source personally to urge him to accept; Source decided he had better do so and agreed, Thereupon Saul GONZALEZ brought Source a personal-history state- ment form of three or four sheets, which Source filled cut. The form included full name, date and place of birth, physical description, data on relatives (parent Sy brothers, and sisters), and addresses at which h@ had lived for the preceding ten years, GONZALEZ told Source to have ‘no more worries atovt his troubles with the militia. Three or four days later Source went to the Ministry of Intertor for firgerprinting. He was told ta go to ‘a doctor for a physical ¢€xariration but never did so, and ap- parently no one checked up cn him. Three or four days later, GONZALEZ picked Source up and drove him directly to the Head- quarters of the Direccion General d= Intéligencia (General ‘ Directorate of Inteliigenee - DCI). At the DGL Headquarters Source Saw Several cid acquaintances, uncluding Fernau:rdo PASCUAL Perez, Ramon Cesar CUENCA Montoto, and others. § i 4 € 3 S-F£-C~R-E-T Cea oo : ; KO FOREIGN DISSE teware om auenenal. —§ Leen erntne on : STATE DIA T ARMY [wavy mw TNs iNOok, oce ‘BE 2 REPC INCLANT CINCSO # T&NS ; . iNete Field distribution ladicated by “2.3 WHO’TA | TWE TS CLA ae WHC MO WE (MADR LICT Rad BITE [Np (AN MUG-1) WHC ’RE Ma ee L:WASH) Lt CSCI-316/02303 wic os [é REDAN Lj — ; WHC WAY WHC WAVE __ _ i. i | [econminarina pat ae sje " peterson R 40° CDs TOTALS Wwarvita S fir, WE 2 (1), Ci 4, Fipl pear mene nnn