‘404-10780-10064 Lae ena ne PRGLISS Mae ALIN 2 te im, | ema ry a a . FRORs o- om aC 1s AE ERED Ser] Action Kequired: FYI Attached for your information is memo prepared at Headquarters consolidating recent information on IDENTITY A. . lus. S. ney | | | | | | | | + en mente ees arse Se seep te dekaeien sheen near 9 6ore™ \ a7) Distribution: | lz 3 ~ COs, undrid | Attachment: Meme . ‘ usca IDENTITIES A ~ G 21-23 IDAVE eee / CROSS REFERENCE TO ; orsparc TU AND NUMBER wm OSS ee Gas} 10308 14 July 1966 - QS FE PANEER 201239298 COCADINATING Distribution: 1 =—| BH/C/FI 1 = WH/C/ESEC Aes Pome e seu | fe IKE creer __ feat | Kp
eae a MERE neces + cape wp come serdniber sane: na coke 8 July 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR THR RECORD SUBJECT: IDEN & . d. IDEN A telephoned IDEN B on 15 June 1966 who asked him to come to Madrid as soon aa possible go that he could be back in San Juan before the 25th of June. The implication was that IDEN A should be back in San Juan in time to talk ta a PBRUMEN who wag with the PDRUMEN delegation to the Tenth Central - American and Caribbean Gases. (ICEN C, was @ delegate to the Games). 2. IDEN A and IDEN PB developed a plana that involved two action agents already inside PBRUMER. : One was to assaesinate AMTIUG eitter by rifle fire ‘ ,) or renote controlled radio activated explosives “4 while the other agent was to establish a military base \ in the ‘central part of PBRUMEN. [Station Madrid] jig- 2 i spoke with IDEN A who reported that he believed HUG ‘ would topple within the next few months and that. , be already had @ group inside PERUMEN, th Pe 3. IDEN A was interviewed upon his return to San Juan where he reported that he did not have auy firm evidence that AMTHUG would topple within the next few months but only that he intuitively believed that AHMTRUG's downfall was imainent. Ye based this on reports that things were getting worse in PPRUMEN and that the people were ready to revolt. fe also based it on the fact that he now bas two action agents ‘of the same caliber as AHLASH inside PBRUMEN who are veady to do bis bidding. 4. DEN A’s ‘agents’ inside PRRUWEX are probably IDEN C, who might cooperate with ID"X B but not necessarily a act ae cae ge eee baa ti a 3 ‘a es
14-00000 | | | me moe : ot, seve SR RSPR IRIEL ED ORSON SIA IOI ARSS eae st ptm BP A Bette AAPA AEA a AE IAN LPO AN SER EINT RIN ot REO A RE EO I A Anam ciety AES Lie he ORTHOD «me RACES Doh RM ETE oS with EDEN A. Further there is no firm evidence thaS IDEX C ie against the present regime in PBRUMEN. IDEN D is another poesible contact. Again, other than sone ungupported allegations there is no independent firm evidence that IDEN D ia anti-regise. 8. EDEN A algo claimed in Madrid that : IDEN E bad dent him-@ wessage and that be vas considered @ potential ally. Ke explained this in San Juan : by sayfaog that during a prese conference his same had been mentioned and that IDEN E replied that he . cousidéred DEK A to be his friend. IDEN A rationalized “that if IDEN BE had not wanted to indicate in some way that he waa ‘with’ IDEN A he would have taken this opportunity to blast hia. 6. EF debriefed IDEN A on his Madrid trip and intentions generally before I introduced hia to AMTADGER/1. JI had first asked rim if he would alad reporting to us vie @ trusted PERUMEN exile now Living in San Juan and, after I haw icentified AMBADGBR/1, he replied that he knew him and respected ard liked hia, fhe three of us had a meeting acd it was agreed that JDEX A would keep AMBADGER/) ccupletely informed of hig plans and that AKBADGER/i would convey them to me in PBPRIME. IDEN A refused to reveal the . identities of his agents inside PDRUHMEN deapite atrong pressure. He algo stated that IDEN F and IDEN G would. have to know about his arrangement with AMDADGER/1 and witb KUBARK. IDEN F and IDEN G, together with IDEN A, are the triumvirate of the JURE. ly. S Buc, Matthew S. Ding§ey Ie, wily,
14-00000 Under sere Se Cover Attaches to IDEM A @ Manuel AAY IDEW B ~|Rafael GARCIA-BANGO pirude] Ow, 1px ¢ =([ ——}} 0&, of IDEN D = (ise SANTAMARIA, Chief of the eaten), © OX Navy IDEN E =| Jose LLAWUSA Gobel, Minieter of Education apd leader of the ¢wfsen' delegation O& Dg to the Tenth Games ‘ IDEN F @» Emilio GUEDE IDEN @ » Arturo VILLAR
13 July-1966 MERORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: AHBADGER-] e 1. Om this date, Subject called me frosa San Juana, Puerto Rico to report on his meeting with AMBANG=-1 on 12 July. AMBANG-1 remained adamant coccerning his refvaal to reveal the names of hig sources inside Cuba. However, AMBADGER~1 bekleves that AMBANG-2 is in a better frame of mind than previously ard te seeds geome added push to reveal the sanes. 2. AMRBADGER suggested that Growery come to Puerto Rico to give AMBANG-l that added push. AMS495GER=1 Said that ANBANG-1 speaks fondly of Growery and he believes that Growery might convince ANPANC-1 to reveal the nsaees. Alternatively, AMEANG-1l and AMPADGES-1 could come to Fashington, D.C. for discussions with Grovery. 3. agreed to write AMMADGER-1 the details of processing his wife's citizenship. AMPADGER-1 wants to process his wife's citizenship in Montreal. I also agreed to look into the satter of transmitting @oney to bis mothe; in Cuba at a rate of exchange more favorable than one to one. Matthew 5. Dingler re CA Ney - tot tty a é . ~