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Re . ° : _ UhCef, Western. feafsohere Pivision : is, v ‘ Chief of Station, E/Miamnt | Ui gE \ ; C AMACD/Pollow-up Interview with | | ACTION REQUURED - REFERENCES References: | all jizaz, 8 June 1970 Be RH/MEAME 7776, & Sune 1970 sa Action: FYI i \ we ee 7 = 1. Forwarded herewith fs 9 contact ‘report fresy PACH, his follow-up (20L-866054), which concerns contact with - AMAUTO/1 (201-735 296) As can be sean fron the report, Station! s defensive briefing o apparently took effect and he has béen ¢autious in avoiding the many suspicfous characters that have appeared since his trip i a | 2. The questian. cf his writing to AMAIID/T was menetoned| He was told that AMAUTU/1 was back and we did nat know whan he would return to me if ever.{ WE/Miamt belfaves we should wait uneL] AMALIO/) retums ta write to him. interview cf or seme other post tno the Free World, and thea have newly self-discovered JInmes Bond talents PACHANKIS 3. Despite Tt also appears that our prisery objective, contact with anjeyed handling him. AMAUTO/L for a face to face assessment, has been met. “ht Attachment? Centact Report (h/.) Distribution: ; . 3 - Chief, WD, wface (in dupl.) h/w (9 é a Sow CCS GS, wf al 2 - Chief, EUR, wfaece (one copy) b/w. ho fp 2- cos] Jv/ace fone copy) b/w od bts | pe ” 2 : AC 7 CROSS REFERENCE TO - | OISPATOH SYMBOL AND NUMBER i CATE wun 40 #R75 PD — 201-866 654. UEAAS2231 j 5 august 1879 GASTON —_ SECRET
° ; « “eg acetal i pemmy 7 ° - ~ 7 . “~ emesis fa . . - - aa We ee =" 29-Sury 1970 oT - & = To ~ Contact Réport on 28 July 1970, Pte le On the morning of 28 CSuly, I called Sam to check in-with hin. arter. being away on T3Y for almost 6 weexs. -He sounded a bit upset at not being contacted -during tnis period, so I dashed out to his Hollywood home to explain what had happened and set him at ease, .— 2.0 it was plain. to see that the tr me 4ll sorts of wild stories. about - 7 of 8 .*Chivates? (Castro agents,” bo .- "8 of 9 mile hikes through Macrid.' mas ~ “yatching" him on. the day he-was in layover his Pan ‘The Castro surveillance continued "About the second night after I got parked across the street and a Littl] "after it got dark." When Sam got i gas station, the car -described as 1] without headlights on= followed Sam' the physical descri ‘Seen this car again, 46 . thin man," (deser , “hair; no distinguish ibed as-about 5-11 4 several evenings during the firs: vune) The man just walked past the , and appeared to have his car around: : could not identify the car or up, of the person calling would say, has not experienced any other : _ weex home from Spain. I should , these incidents with fear, but rat detective story. Ge. Sam would not admit that he enjoyed ° & tourist, although he’ did nos deny that hk sites and even a ey ate as‘well as Crank. well, saw the club, all on the house, He went so "KnNOWn Lt was going to be like _ din the- same breath, he told "v£1} Spain in September. — OF Goussey Sam te C1 p- 22 3/ a2] a bit presumptuous, cocky, and know. Am plane’ had in Lisbon on his way home, time, however, was he molested by these "agents," the neighborhood and back to -his home. ption of the driver of the Vv, ‘The only other suspicious individual near his home, ing features visible; once wearing slack .wnite shirt, another time wearing a suit) up across the street from his home "Just a Wwe anything else about - §. “Again, during the first week after his re teleshone calls where no one would answer w iam" GS Curt ip had changed him. He is now Zt all James 30nd, “being tailed in. Madrid “by ana leading them on long He told Castro agents were, also Barcelona and on the short & no ~so Sam says- in Hollywood, home," ¢c. 14-15 June, a car @ to the rear of his house nto his car and went to the ooking like a white Volxswagen, S Car on his short trip in ; He could not make out He~ has~ never > was "a fo 6 FE and 170 lbs; bl c This individual showed the sun had gone down, ex that Io got home.” (e. 14-28 Front back and forth a faw tires the corners of Sam's house. He the man. Ss o we furn Sam received several foe Sah oe, hen the phone was nicked’ "Sorry, wrong number." San suspicicus incidents after the first mote that Sam does not. talk of heriin the vein of a paperback himself soméwhat in Madrie as he stayed in a luxury hotel, went to a night that if he had nave gone." Yes, that he would be back in. @.go again if we asked hin, SLANE LOL far as to say =z never would woul
only to help =y country." (vith "Patriots like Sam, how can we lose,) : . - - =u “9 Sem is’ most anxious So. start some corresnondence to “William.” “An, _ He says: "Yilliam" gsted hin to-send him some photos of Cape’ Kennedy and some Smoked shrimp. Sam wants to Know if we want to Supoly hin with photos of she Cape’ that he can Send. Sam states he will weite anything we wish. I-promised to Check out the status of the case with my office anc to see what course of action they Geen should be initiatedy” . "Secrets" he got out of "Will fam" and passed c/o. I went along with him and complimented ‘him One;- which is-true, But, he was not satisfied with “Modesty not being one 62 his greatest virtues Sam rambled and &.: ~.€ambled ab On co the plea a job werTr’a poe Ay platdits, he wanted to: knie aed Washington said?" To which I i - $éid, “everyone, Washington, anc Miami thought you did an 2 excellent. job and we are most grateful for your cooperation." Ha- liked that very much; you could see it in the smile on his face, He tries to make it Sound like it was a great ordeal and Sacrifica: on Ais part to.go to Spain to see "Willian," but he: cannot hide: “his anxiety to get on. the next plane to Madrid, and the good life there, a AD tee oe ey TO athens at rt neg, 9. I pointed out that "Villiam" is now back in Cuba and there is no incication of when he wiil return. Nevertheless, Sam feels he Should weite him "becausa the letter will be sent to Cuba to him," < assured him that I Would get a reading on this matter and have At that time, I promised. to ; an answer for him sometine ne ° - . take Aim and his Close friend to lunch. Sam gave me an — wo extensive and expensive. axoen be sOunt oF his trio; ‘Twill attempe “ "to decipher it at the close of this report, t Sn Oe eres 10. We ended the meeting on very cordial terms. He was not so mad at not being contacted so much as ne is dying.to Get back on the gravy - train, and so much tine has passed by without word to or from GO ; "Hillian." Sam asked for sone way in which he can contact us ; - "cight away” if "Willian" notifies him “shat he's ready to jums. You know when he jumps he won't have mucn time." 2 poinzed out tnat at present "ailliam" is in Cuba and the prosnects of hin - defacting from Cuba eightcnow are very slim indeed. ‘We would, however, take this into consideration after “dilliam" retucns to Spain or another foreign post. Wa will be seeing each other next week to Clear up the accounting (we owe him money, he says) and have lunch, - \ Se: . , Henry S$. PACHANKIS, ; ; rt : Offre 4 ‘eo tals 8, , e . => bt 1 : é *@ . a gm -, re € WAP AP BLIP, ; i
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RAN Le SSE ACTION S-E.CRET: of phot? ee ed ” ’ ' ee I 3 Chief, Western Hemisphere Diviston fee monn eran - oy an [ost QUAUITED OfSe — _ _ Tt So - or gan ~. Ghlef,_ European. Division; Cos, wH/miam4s” | - - few bey Bie _ saat T¥PIC “A MAUTO- — ne ne a of. © petails of Meetings between ana AMAUTO-1 _ . “ oe : ra oe * FAC TiOm EQUIRID ERLRINES References: A. : ; \ =. arrived | on 30 May _ _ and was wé @-undersigned at 1700 ‘HOUFS In his hotel room. y i does not know the true name of the undersigned.. He- | “quickly complained of his flight and said never before has he flown:on a “cattle plane” and avowed never again to fly ; PACHANKIS correctly assessed. him as a querulous person. |The. undersigned was mentally prepared for his comments regarding the flight, the bad food served on the plane, and, much later in the weck, the hotel room| lin general and, because of the language barrier, his one-plate | diet of steak and potatoes. He said his return trip would be through London where he expected to fly the. Bocing 747 to New York. SACODER interrupted him and said that we had-other ~ ews, Plans for him and his only reply was "oh!", Beneath his rough i | Or and use of the vernacular, which is indeed spicy, 4 a = is a loveable person who has an infinite number of anec- S n dotes., Although he had no- children, he gives the impression “f= of of being a@°good, grandfatherly type who could easily put any- 1 u = one in a nostalgic mood. After leaving the room we cont inued , 5 the conversation in the hotel bar. SACODER reviewed the cover tu : Stories and went through a series of dots and don'ts; 2.@., is e do try to establish a channel between and AMAUTO-1; don't ES ©} hesitate to accept an invitation to visit AMAUTO-1's office, cw-~~' failing all other means to meet with him; do try to invite hin out aloné to a restaurant for dinner or to a bar for a drink; do accept an invitation to have ‘dinner at his home; don't hint to your Sponsorship for this trip. He had no objections to the cover Stories, but embellished them to his liking with Distribution: mo ps ; oo 2 ~ C/WHL, w/att, USC yj. 2 Se OAS ec’ ‘2 ~ C/EUR, wo/att “ee —_ : 2 ~ COS, WH/Miami, w/att, USC gee continued perms, ; : : eG rrp . . Ht Attachment; Photographs, USC GS cry irons beriaect oo ~ ~~ 1 eee Ro or rs oe i OSMA - 26417 ; 21 July 1970 Tas AGE wo | $01~735296
DISPATCH SECRET. — | osm - 26417... Diet hei ren cine eles eee: er oss 14-00000 ae a a en a a — eS = naceneee Lo >, te oe ae oe Appropriate references to his’ deceased spouse,’ the fact t we Was always jealous of AMAUTO-1. and “his doctor's. _ “..\. = 16FGCFS to take =a vacation to relieve Nis” mind Of -t. | Seath of his: wife. After several rehearsals d-have . convinéed anyone. of ee -puryose of his visit’ To "Europe. “He. 0° | oo did an_outstariding.job.throughout—the-operations— ~~~ — a '2. On the evening of 30 May| qafind SACODER dined “at an out-door restaurant..” We spent another three hours \ rehearsing his cover story, reviewing the objectives and. \ [i . trying to anticipate quéstions AMAUTO-1 might ask during. © |- 4 ‘their meeting together.| | = S27. . was given” the, following ‘object ive “.. £0, renew and improve upon his relationship w ; ae OY AMAUTO-1,,.-to™-the -extent that they would be able 9): . to réminisce, Over a: prolonged period, about. the poe '- relationship ‘that: existed before AMAUTO-1's departure. : . from’ the. United States, BRS . b. To exchange addresses and telephone _ Rumbers for the purpose of sending occasional. — - ‘greetings to one another. . oo oy - | €. TO, invite AMAUTO=1 -(and his wife, “if co - Hecessary) to dinner, at his expense, | a ! da. To ascertain AMAUTO-1's, future plans. . | e. To assess AVAUTO-1's feelings toward the United States and toward his own government, | | tlt talk favorably about the United ates uSing himself as an example, (the son of ‘immigrant parents who made good in business); to emphasize the opportunities available to anyone with imayination, ambition and aggressiveness, g. If the opportunity presented itself, woe to show sympathy for the apparent failure of the ‘Cuban Government to reach the 10 million ton Sugar goal and to ask whether the non-fulfillment of this. goal would adversely affect the economic development ‘of Cuba. It was our hope that some- time during the conversation AMAUTO-1 would volunteer to discuss his country's economic Situation which might have pened ‘he conversation to further exploitation by a h. Paralle] with objective e. above{ __| , was instructed to ask (provided an approprdaté opening ; appeared in the conversation) AMAUTO-1 for his . personal comments on the Vietnam issue and anti-war deronstrations in the United States and abroad, We were trying to draw out AMAUTO-1's personal analysis ‘of the U.S. position vis-a-vis the war in Vietnam and to compare his statements with the Cuban Government position. Lo ; . - ; 3. Although was determined to see AMAUTO-1 even if he had to camp GUTSide AMALTO-1's home, we reminded him that because of AMAUTO-l's position, he might refuse to see in his home, but that[ bhould not hesitate to cae een pe tee onesies coe mre age scene tts ee Po cn ne ore $3a wee reece Bees ; SEC R ET a a a
#400000 CONTINUATION OF { DISPATCH SECRET {|  OSMA_- 26417 ee accept any. reasonable dnvitation to be with -AMAUTO-1, when | . approachéd AMAUTO-1l's home we had a stroke -of Lud! -First, -one-oif AMAUTO-1's--children-was- in the front- cyard- liy Ang ; and ‘two, ‘the door. to the driveway was open, | thus . Was able to éater ‘the front yard. Under separate - . cover for CyWHD and ‘COS, “Midmi-we are’ forwarding ‘photographs ~ taken during the initial meeting between and AMAUTO-1. | The pictures were taken from the home of one of our staffers.. ‘We believe they highlight the events leading to the reunioad of these two old friends. The: following: is ‘a description of each photo: : ; : . PHOTO A: arrives at AMAUTO-1's hone at 1150 hours, . = oan “BY say May. 1970. - (Although not shown, KENTLAND-- ° '. and SACODER were monitoring AMAUTO-1's home .. from 0900 hours on 31 May so'that, in the: - case event . AMAUTO=1 décided to. Teave. before °.° arrival, we could anytruceL py: P phone"‘'to ‘ - delay his: ‘departure. )- ; ; oo! Bruafter. trping . to. enter via the: front: ‘gate, : called to-ore of .the’ children who was . playing in the front yard. The child. tol told SS pa to-go to. the. garage. entrance. a 7, so walks toward that entrance... Be erm ne C: The. boy apparently‘ called, for. Someone in the. house, A maid, not shown in this’ ‘photo, but- : who can be_seen in photo L, came out and ‘approached| | In his’ halting. Spanish, aid he wanted to see "el Senor". The maid said he wasn't in. He explained to the maid that it was "very importante" to see the Senor. By this time another maid . ‘appeared,.shown in this photo, and she gets “jnto the _act, She repeats that el Senor is not in. | sensing he wasn't getting anywhere, changed his tactics and asked to see "la senora". The_maids went into indivi- dual monologues, but could not understand what they were saying. Finally, produced a note, which he was asked to préparé, and ‘handed it. to the maid in this photo. -yepeated that it was "very importante to see el] Senor.” D: The maid accepts the rote and returns to the house. Three of AMAUTO-1's.children observe the activities from the front entrance. E: AHAUTO-1 exits, with note in hand and looks ‘ toward the driveway, — spots him and calls out, "Bill, don't you remember me, : it's Bill replies, muy bien, come here, Come here." Actuarry, aiNUTo- goes toward and they embrace, (The - driveway Slants toward ‘the house and from our observation post we could not see the embrace. ) F; . AMAUTO-1 accompanies into the house, arm in arm. As they go ells AMAUTO-1 that he put on weight and asked where his boy was. AMAUTO-1 replies that he's rich because all these kids are his (pointing to the three boys) - 4 “eee E 3 Tv emerge meee . ~ Rea ATI 8 rons SECRET Foe 3ia WEE PHELS POTIDS . 7 xX ‘ . ie : : . : J eed CONTINUED ; : a eee pe Ey a eee cements eee : a
SUNTINUATION OF mo j . f [eerste teams _OISPATCH SS eS 5 BC REAPS VT Oe ; ; oo _.-&nd return-to-the driveway where they ~ Poe ee SHALE CG sUh? picdures., ee 0 SF " AMAUTO=1 -ts “impresséd:> a . with Polaroid and they exchange comments on théir’ cameras. . ; T:.AMAUTO-1-helps move the baby carriage through | _ the gates. This is his newest and sixth child. . J: Same as I, above, Kr Maia takes. baby out for a Stroll. This is. a new. ooo. Ee A picture of the new maid. - (Might prove helpful ; 4g for future identification in the event we resune _“ our: operation against AMAUTO-1's residence.) - Mz AMAUTO21 prepares to open both gates to remove ' his new Alfa-Romeo. a 7 , ‘N:-Same.. Notice AMNAUTO-1's high forehead. ‘He. has '. lost a considerable amount of hair Since his Arrival in December 1967, ; ; _0: AMAUTO-I's wife enters the picture; also, another one of his sons, . x, PB; SAMKO's still taking pictures, He gave the ‘pictures to AMAUTO-1 to avoid casting any suspicions, (SACODER ran out of film here, but AMAUTO-1 removes his Alfa from the garage. The car Still carries Italian license plates. The AMAUTOs, land the kids get in the car and leave for tlie” amusement park located at the Casa del Campo, ) an 4. During the conversation in AMAUTO-1's home, began his deliberate softening of AMAUTO-1 with such Comments - aS “you know Bill Julio was jealous of.you because I treated Pl you like a brother, I didn't-.want you to return to Cuba, but . I couldn't stop you. We were'all in favor of Castro." Bill admitted here that WAS 4 good friend and enjoyed his job and the pay was go6d,~ :d that "I had to go. Iwas in _the States illegally." — ‘Added "you.know, Bill, I never was blessed with any children; you were like a son to me, but when I heard you diéd in the mountains in Cuba, I blamed myself Qo." Bill replied that he was wounded on his for letting you left side. xplained that if AMAUTO-1 was in the States illegally, could have arranged for him to remain in.the States by f ing assistance from some police and detective friends in| . repeated his delight to again see AMAUTO-1 and how happy he was to know he is alive, - 5. Moments .after entering the howe, AMAUTO-1 invited him to have breakfast. refused, but settled for a beer, AMAUTO-1 excused hi ent .to the phone and called an unidentified -ty., could not understand ‘the conver~ Sation, but and Station officers suspect that he called: r one of his colleagues, possibly advising him presence, (It is-also possible that AMAUTO-1 VSP PREVIOS Emin, : | a Serene
at SO mer mt BRC ATIS per eta les SIMO. OND Soa ee eens | ' CONTINUATION OF _—_ eee ae Ss : ; nofoinem os “gn sp AG “SECRET | OSMA ~ 26417 aa a . wt . aan Se leads us to Suspect that the call was made Surveillance of in references WAS specifically briefed ‘bility and: was alerted to report any absence o si-from the room.) 00 ; 6. We were confident that AMAUTO-1 woul 2 What are‘you doing here? and How juest ions ae epeated thé cover story and address? ’., the Secona = how did you Was quite possible. JAAMAUTO-1's wife remaine a “eal ___lte-advise the duty officer that he~° :---- nn | a i ~ =" (AMAUTOZ ) Would be leaving for _the Amusement Park: - Phere--=- a | -3peo 7 -Were-no QUTIMID reports supporting this theory . We fact 1+. Wo... 2 that the telephone’ call “was - made" soon ater arrival me Oo esta . land AMAUTO-1 at the park, As noted: 0. ask. the covér:questions, but instead ‘his wife asked both . = how did you get our address - AMALTO-1 said that it dish a on this possi- of AMAUTO~1 d be the first did you get our at the-end of d €ool and sus. t later reacted -.. ‘pi€dous  throdiizhor e ‘init ial~confrontation me Yarely tovaral 7" AS we noted above, “..Repeated*the story of his wife's death and th "“recommérdation that -he take a vacation,. He.c softening approach of AMAUTO-1 by adding: "B “took “411 ‘some years ago, She asked me to dive business interests, but -if you were there wit _ could have handled my affairs and you might h “were moved by this comment and were literally the thought of being millionaires, The wife of questions rogarding{ ~~" |weatn his re collection of silver and his success in gener was astounded with the Simple explanation of about building and financing apartment houses & Suggestion that AMAUTO-1 invest in silver b of this metal would eventually raise the mark ' €xplained to AMAUTO-1 that he was collecting stamped prior to 1965. The next couple of ho could ‘not reme rived and they could not identi introduced to but ‘After a few moments a co introduced to the park was aimless, They discussed the kid how delighted and proud he was to know that o Children was named have them Stay away from politics and politic concentrate on the professional fields, engin medicine, etc, AMAUTO-1 admitted that his in Classe matin Story to“his satisfaction, . He 41S0 Shed a@-¥éW tears when he millionaire today." Sensed that AMAUTO-1 and his wife. a. amusement park where, on arrival, AMAUTO-1 steered to a cafeteria nhear.the main entrance. In Short order wo men arrived on e Scene riends of AMAUTO-1. They were he met from the. photographs in our mug book.). AMAUTO-1's friends took a number of photographs of nd AMAUTO-1 and after a short while together, they left: The conversation at . ~ his namesake {AUTO-1 had _.& wide grin while SAMKO was talking about| ‘He asked AMA on the oldest boy. AMAUTO-1 Fé aed that the oldest was Studying civil engineering.[ "busgested to AMA ~i that he should give his children e best education and keep.his childr y from a political caree would send some commercial slides o and other ints of interest in Florida. | “SECRET. es oe - ‘ ’ S$ tDITION H . i - es . _ cate 33a : oe PRENOUS | aie ook ae mee | Laaseasntsoda +E rea en ae mbellished the . e doctor's’ ontinued his _ ill, when my wife st myself of all hme, Bill, you ave been a drooling with asked a number al estate activity, al, wife how went made ecause the scarcity et value. He all silver coins urs Were spent mber the names, » too, were fy the persons S and repeated ne of AMAUTO-L's al courses but eering, law, tention was to r, said he f Cape Kennedy
Lr ee a is orators SOMA, AN ag ete CONTINUATION OF ; ====DISRATCH el foun BOR wien) : » No surveillance. w ;Hoted when was picked up, but on ‘Cntering ‘the car leuggestsd that .SACODER keep an eye out SE CR ET” L OSMA — 26417— 7.. While S€il1-at the ‘pari said he “hoped AMAUTO-1- . “would get an assignment| ; AMAUTO-1-.0 ---f-=- - ~~ would have’ an opportunity’ to visit SAMIKO ,_ \MAUTO=1.-_ - [. -WaS thrilled with ‘this ‘idea and offer. said his eyés glowed’ while AMAUTO-1 pondered this possibility. Jtalked about. his home and the beach nearby, the climate, Is new car, etc, comment on AMAUTO-1's reaction was interest ing..:"He Said that beneath. AMAUTO-1's conmunist cxterior “lies the capitalist. Before leaving the park (AMAUT@-l-had to. J leave for>the airport where he ‘had an appointment to see AMECRU-LY¥, - said, "Bill, if you éver need. me, I'll never Jet you down, ‘You have a good. friend who loves you a rot"[ Joaia he “noted some emotional. change, on Bill's face after this comment. . 8 was ‘mét..48 hours after the contact with A = - in the event-AMAUTO-1 -<decidéd to. @ surveillance on for aitail. -We drove around town for fifteen minutes. Certain that.‘no one was tailing us, we drove to a Station.safehouse which has anjunderground: garage. was visibly excited and “was enjoying ‘the "cloak. and. dagger role, but he was’ nervous, He was. highly impressed with: 'the garage entrance to the safe-_ ‘house and Commended us for being so shrewd and security conscious. He wanted ..to know whose apartwent it was and SACODER said that it was his private "pad". His comment was:"you sure live it’ up well." As PACHANKIS aptly explained in one of his reports, temper does. rise. He was highly excited during the meeting because he was asked to leave the hotel room. Since - the reservation was made for four days, he was asked to leave, He pleaded with SACODER to do something to.keep him in the hotel: room or risk losing:the opportunity to lunch with AMAUTO-1 ‘because AMAUTO-1 was to call him at the hotel on Saturday, 6 June. SACODER admitted the error but added that there was a Simple solution if he could not convince the hotel manage— ment to allow him to stay a few more days. SACODER suggested that he should explain to the manager that 1) his laundry had not yet returned and 2) he was expecting an important phone call on Saturday and that there was no way of getting in touch with the caller. . Failing this, SACODER offered another simple solution, Since and AMAUTO-1 had not yet exchanged addresses, could return to the AMAUTO-1 home and give the maid a note advising AMAUTO-1 that he had to change hotels, admitted that he told AMAUTO-1 about the possibility of — having to leave the hotel because his reservation ended soon.) did not at first accept this logic, but SACODER explained ACODER) could not plead with the hotel management : behalf. This was poor security. [ag conted this and after a glass of scotch and water admitted that the solution was indeed simple, but he was terribly excited at first, On: 9. Throughout the. debricfing [ revealed the following: He was born in Perth Amboy, New JerSé@y on! | to Polish parents. At the age of 14-15 he worked as a construction hand on a bridge being built in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania, Later, he worked on the construction of the Anhauser Yeast Factory in Oldbridge, New Jersey. He married in 1930, During the hard years, his wife worked in a factory while he roamed the streets looking for employment. In the early 40's he worked for Dupont reportedly on the atomic bomb project, but specifically with U-235. After the war he applied for work ‘with NBC which he thought would be the National Broadcasting Company, but..after ‘he fitled out his application and was accepted $3a USE PEL OUSEOMOM, |
DISPATCH ee TS TET EE ene met emer § CONTINU ATIN © SECRET [_ OSMA = Zo4Ls for employment, he learned that it was the National. -‘Buscuit Company. He was a master. mechanic. He's an ingenious person - / and has 7 invented several items “on which he “HAS patents, ~Although~ _the years. before, _during. and after the war. were’ difficult, he had the foresight to put his meager saviags in ‘real estate, ~ ‘He moved to Florida in the early 50's, reportedly purchased two ‘apairtnent buildings, but sold them after a year for a. $15,000 loss and made some investments in land near the Cape Kennedy area. He was about to begin a multi-million dollar Building. ‘project on the land, but the NASA complex was moved to Houston and he therefore cancelled his plans and sold the “property.” While he is not considered wealthy lives quite . comfortably in retirement. He has a Lincoln continental in. the garage and ahome. valued at about $50,000. Another of his con- plaints was the. way. we ‘Controlled “his purse Strings while in We put him in‘a hotel-used by many travel: agencies ~ which SACODER : ‘thought was - éomfortable, but SAMKO would have . preéferre: e, Hilton. He complained of the fact that he was ‘dipping | “int his own, money and.was not, happy with the' idea of ‘. keeping. recéipts -(dside-from the hotel bills and the airline if 580 | ticket, tobably did not keép any receipts). He was .- advance | which will be T/A'd ] . Should pick up tab ‘and might. consider buying him a- : case of scotch. as "a token of our appreciation for his accomplish- ments on the assignment, but -PACHANKIS probably has jearned that.a _couple of ‘pats on) back is sufficient to reward him. 10. Contact was again made with| on the eve of his possible luncheon engagement with AMAUTO-I. We again reviewed the objectives and he was given a defensive briefing as Suggested by WH/Miami. He was told that-PACHANKIS probably would not visit with him for about two wecks after his return and that he should not attempt to get in touch with PACHANKIS. He under- stood why this was necessary and agreed with the briefing. _If a luncheon could be arranged, was asked to concentrate on the following: (in addition to the requirements he was given before his first meet with AMAUTO-1) A. try to ascertain AMAUTO-l's future, wie! ambitions, -his next possible assignment. B. If possible engage him in a conversation regarding the United States to get his reaction toward our problems, C. Build-up your successes and reflect on how AMAUTO-1 might have achieved similar: goals had he remained in the United States, D. Be alert for any opening to inject questions relating to the Cuban economy vis-a-vis ‘the failure of the "ten million", but to avoid criticism for this failure, and show: sympathy. 11.[______—ihaa no difficulty convincing the hotel manage- ment. that he had to remain in the hotel] until Saturday, 6 June. He spoke directly with the manager and told the manager tmt he was planning to leave on 7 June and would stay at a siSter hotel and asked the manager to make reservations . for him, The erisis had passed. a i 7 : GS RENO OTN . Py ake H . ma
PRS a Tht eR AND ee CONTINUATION OF —-DiSPATCHo= ¢ r » . c ie nl S=E-€. RTE bee = a ee =O8 wes “9C4ATT =~ 2. and, if English, said that her husband would pick him 2 _— -: ..¢ for Cuba which is young and aggressive, “48. - On the morning of. 6 June AMAUTO-1 's- wife. called oe up -at.. 1400. hours--in- front ‘of the: ‘hotel, At the ‘appointed hour, AMAUTO-1's official-vehicle pulled up infront of- the -hotel driven by: a ehauffeur. AMAUTO-1 «greeted in front of the hotel and after exchanging a few words, ‘they departed for a nearby restaurant. as too preoccupied to make - note of the name of the restaurant. We. decided against any “surveillance during “She AMAUTO-~1 meeting to avoid alerting AMAUTO-1 and/or’ his staff that the visit ‘. Po was pre-planned. om - "23... At ee ANAUTO-1 ‘again reminisced. They | discussed. the owing: i “AS. An one of his references, -AMAUTO-1 said 2 . that. men like him aré needed in Cuba and ‘noted. that ne would probably die fighting but- ‘that some day it will be a great | ; “country;. .that. he has been fighting ‘all. ONE his Life’ to relieve the oppressed and Poa -. ° “* yepeated that he will die fighting (It is interesting to note reaction " heré to AMAUTO-1's statement. When ; first visited AMAUTO-1 on 31 May, he was “certain that under the facade of being a devoted revolutionary AMAUTO-1 was indeed a list at heart, but at this meeting ; odified his comment by adding that it Appears AMAUTO-1 is truly a communist, who maintains strong convictions of the righteousness of the revolution, The above comments by AMAUTO-1 produced the peg on which could have questioned the veracity of AMAUTO-1'?s statement on freeing the oppressed, but he was’ not specifically mo ; “instructed to maintain a polemic argument ~ . on the rights and wrongs of the revolution " because we felt this objective was secondary to the re-establishment of a relationship between these two old friends, A future _ meeting might include the exchange of*an . objective appraisal of the revolution as ‘seen by: B. AMAUTO-1 proposed that__act as an intermediary for the sale of Cuban sea food in the United States. Ne explained that the Cubans have a large fishing fleet in the Canary Islands. The fish caught is. processed in the Canary Islands and can be Shipped to the United States as a product of Spain, not of Cuba. AMAUTO-1 added, you're like a father to me, please .think about it (the agency)? AMAUTO-1 ; explained that ‘ould earn about $200,000 ayear in commission based on sales of $2,000,000. eer ght he would think about it, but private y to SACODER he said that he had no intention to disturb his retirement with a fishy business, conan 2 eens gee ee Ri a . , : : i -XN. , 8 oes 33a USE PRE OUS EDITION EC R T . {- XX. i & - I Liwiconn IMME ot age ene ee ae: ah we ener ea ee ee eee Be ne mene eter ea em - a : H : ne cee tebe pe eee ee ane
"DISPATCH eee aL f eoeveS KC RET “THATE=a61 lay which: delighted AMAUTO-1, eave AMAUTO-1- a new Kentiedy : Seen ie told AMNITSA2 thet ho cxpectod- a ~~ AMAUTO=1-t8- be bigver.than just. an : ambassador He said, "J want Ket fo the United Nations," | : | [repeated his desire to show: 74 --AMAUTO-1 his home and spend a few days at the beach with him. AMAUTO-1 . 8gain was visibly moved with this idea, restated that "BAll, you have a. good friend, don't forget it. You are ' like a son."- F.. They exchanged nddresses.[~___|haa a printed his address, but AWADTO-T asked him to write it on another piece of — paper. AMAUTO-1 reasoned that he wanted — written to understand it better, but we “at . believe’ he will € sample to compare it with letters ight send in the o future, The promised to write to each other. Was given AMNAUTO-l1's private address; hat of thef : G.  AMAUTO-1 regretted that[_____]had to leave so. soon because he would have enjoyed showin ; the Spanish interior.[ Bata he might consider returning e end of 1970, but AMAUTO-1 did not ‘say whether he would be in Spain in late 1970, -H. AMAUTO-1 said (aS Suspicious when he first saw noting that the nature ‘and importané@ oF his position make him act suspicious, but the SuSpicion soon dissipated - so ‘he Said, 4 en (14, On saying their last goodbyes at the hotel, both men embraced and correspondence, 15, Accomplishments: We feel the objectives programmed and rehearsed were Successfully fulfilled, perhaps far greater than our own expectations. Unless we are misjudging the shrewd~ ness of AMAUTO-] again) promised to keep in touch throu h At this point the operation was over { ‘Was met late that evening. He was taken to a new safehouse, - through our own naivete, we believe the Sincerely re-established and a channel opened other than to main nonetheless, in the Six plus hours together , fulfilled our requirements a courageously HYinfiined the : fiction of his a We believe too, that although e solidly in favor of the Cuban regime, he did not criticize the United States which we feel he might AMAUTO-1 appears have done had he Sponsored by the WSt PREVIOUS dortION 1 enna to Suspected that visit admirably tain a siendly correspondence. It was un- ' fortunate_that his [Oo eeip interfered possibly to the _ point off hav ng one or two = totter (ea with AMAUTO-1 Was U.S. Governmentl “AINUTO-1 Aas come @ long way Since his internship as a butcher in the United Statés ana
DISPATCH ‘ Vou. a & en rer " probably realizes. that. “while | -he ret@ins a prodigious role ToL) wet. - daf the Cuban Government, -he will continue.to’ give Nis: ‘loyalty oe. ee ne ee and. “devotion. to the regime, At“ the sane “tiie. - Wevfeel, 7 2 TT : “oo 7 - 7 =1 is‘an opportunist. and .might--take ddvantage:of. the co 2e.d.522 0 ee C. cnn rn chafthel should the cur rent regime come to'an end.or:_ .. _. ve By) position jeopardized by® the™ vengeruT- ateitude of his “colleagues. . ce , 15. We vould 1 appreciate PACHANKIS doing the following: he ‘purchase - a’ dozen or so slides of Cape - ~ Ke nnedy and ‘rocket launch Se t’ to AMAUTO-1's son t _ should prepare .a letter to. AMAUTO-1 as: soon as. ‘the. purcaase is made extending ; his appreciation t O-1 for spending his valuable. time with nd repeating his . - ve .'- desire to help in any way possible and not : $ _to hesitate. doing so. ns ae “46. “We again: would: Yike to extend et, appreciation _ for. ‘his support and’ full cooperation, : SO, our thanks to ‘and PACHANKIS’ for their fine support. ~ Ke ie ¢ ; Eb Sacedicct Ard “f SA \CODER P.S. AMAUTO-1 was recalled on 30 June 1970 and his future + : is uncertain at this time; therefore, we Suggest that “ ; not_mail any letters or send any slides to ; AMAUTO-1 . S FO, /- LIS 2 1L cians SUess . PaGi wr 53a USE PREDGUS Fo NOs | SE C RET oi te ' 10 | Cou NUED