(ros-t0247-40060 oe, " RETUANTO EIA ee UG Not Repreduge CAS PRCATIOG KAPOK/SECRET co COS, Montevideo: OMe Quanto “oO Chief, Wil : ___ Deputy Chief, WH/SA FO HC HABE a VE | can woot inbeaon suacct DYVOUR PBRULEN Operationa Possible Utilization of AMICE-14 in Student Activities ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES ° - . Action Required: Request Station Interest and Comments. PRIORITY _2. SUMMARY. This dispatch contains a proposal for the re= location of a highly, competent, trained, experienced JNWAVE agont, ANICE-~14, to another WH area where he could be utilized in student activities while completing his educational credits for a law degree. Subject'’s effectiveness can no longer be fully utilized in the. JMWAVE area; it is proposed that his unique training and qualifications may be of utilization to another KUBARK Station. . : 2. JUWAVE Station is currently utilizing a principal agent, AUTICE-14, who appears to be particularly well-qualified for use in student activities in a Latin Acerican university. AHICE-14 has been a JMVAVE agent since February _19$3. Prior to his being recruited by the Station, he had made ten clandestine trips into Cuba. In the year and a half sinte his ¥ééTifthent, hé has made five more clandestine trips-uncer Station direction. He has reW0. ceived extensive FI and’ PM training. He has recruited a number of agents for the Station, both insice and outside o? Cuba, up to and including one high-rankiny officer in the present Cuban Covernment. He has shown outstanding ability anc initiative in wil these activities. Unfortunately, 4-14 is now cu knowledgeable of several interlocking operations currently in ceing inside Cuba, due to his direct participation in these projcets, that JIVAVE can no longer continue to allow A-14 to make any further black infiltrations, despite his strong desire to continue doing so. A-1id4 has been told that for the protection of the intornal assets he must make no furthor infiltrations. ooo MOC In aD ® 3 oe Ps Attachnents: | SEP 25 ito4 Training Report Dtd 21 Har 63 ~ HAT - Att. 1. | __. Training Report Dtd 20 Dec 63 =~ H/W = Att. 2. {| sec micro SER | Training Report Dtd 18 Jun 64 = U/W » Att. 3. o Memo for Record Dtd 14 Jul 64 ~ H/W = Att. 4. Jor- Be 733 7 PRQ Part I = USC — Att. 5. S, Santiago; COS, Buenos Aires; $ cés Caracas oo me + we OAL TYFED GATE OSPATCHED 18 Sept 64 | SEP 23 1984 US a1t SYVEORL AND NUMBER UFG..-17794 2 Ase NUAR“LNS BLE MAIGEER 201-367337 7 . . Distribution: v8 pny 2 ~ COS/Santiago W/RLtsane Go rts, ~- COS/Buenos Aircs w/atts. U 2G°G FY COS/Nontevidee w/atts. Be -b-S¥y/ cOS/Caracas w/atts. “OE PB C/VH w/atts. — DC/VU/SA w/atts. ' EAPOK/S5IC 2 2 2 G) ae ry Po A ; 33 if Als ag
14-00000 [rt enc rR e . ry 5 . rn CLASSIFICATION Lie Al ct BEM pk AND MoU bee od .  « ‘ CONTLWATION OF { - ° err nae ee GF ne : z eo = a . ’ oe ‘ } ae POK/SE RST 5 meee oo GA-1L7 7S ay oe t- ny DISPATCH - — aed sehen nts oo eed we 3. Due to the above mentioned restrictions on A-l4's sctivities, and to his strona motivation to continue actively to participate in fLightinas Castroisn/Communisi:, it is felt that his rreatest contribution could be made in the studeat field in Latin Anerica. Subject studicd alzcst four years7at tke University of Uavana, aiming for a law degree. It is cone sidered that he would need at least two years tore of study to ebtain his decree at another univeraity. Subject is of white €--nisk extraction and might pass as a native of nnothor Latin He comes from a formerly well-to-do ecucated fanily 3 wee ENS Ce try. | i from the upper class of Cuban society. Transnittcd as Attach- ' nent #5, Under Séparate Cover, is a copy of PzQ Part I on Sub ject. 4. ANICE-14 has received thea following training at JLWAVE: A. I Tradecraft. Two 3-veek full-time sessions with TOY KUNOAR instructor from Headquarters. B. Basic PY to include map and conpass, caching, weapons (Browning 9 ma. pistol, 33 cal. revoiver, He3 SMG and Swedish "X." Distol, and FAL rifle), patrolling, etc. Oricinal w.oewcox course early 1963 and frequent refzecsher sccgions since. xote that Subject was not tzzineé at GSCLATION) or (SC7TROPIC). ° oe C. Maritime. - Navigatioa, clanccccine Maritime re- ception techniques, use of retaseccl io, beacons, . safety equipment, etc., small boat ka.<ciing (from 13° Boston Whaler with sinci¢ silent outbo:.d to 17° Whaler with twin 75 kp. outboards to ¥V-?9). Initial two-week basic course in early 1503 and frequent re~ fresher sessions sirce. e ‘et Veiting. Taitial course of in era netruction ‘lus refreskcr sessions pricr to each inviltrat ion sttenst. oO e 1B) AG Q oe E. One-Way-Voice-Link (O#VL) radio conmmunicatiscxs. Basic course plus refresher prior to cach inftilaration. F. Ground Photocraphy. One veek course mid-1064 with Pentax camera. . G. First 4ie. Unsic course early 1063 plus several ‘yefresher sccsions. . f. In addition, u2iov to hi. vecrutizneat for the AWSRUNE noroject, 2..2of0el4d reccived coro bacic dn~ struction in deuolitions in lat Ol. while « menher ; of a revolutionary or sanigation which was at the tine receivine assistance ?rom NURAEN. Tranonittcu as Attnebmtents #1, #2 anc “3 are training report. on ALICIZ-ti giving evaluations on his caoabiliti.s, por sonality and leadorsal pe ea es we BOT Red - * » 7 4 awed shed * + ‘a eeee -o ee 5. thea Following is a brick synopsis of 4nrCl-1’'s opera] tional activities at JLAV:. Yron the first successful runnins of the ATT TUN oneratios July 1923 through the fifth in Larch 1064 (ibhor. vero murer poctpone:ents and abortive attengts because of wsither, ale Gifticultices with the interuediate Craft, ete.}, 0 nertoernee the following tachs among others uvler actual ope tienal c..aitions dizsids Guba: recruited to high-level Orin- e.tel Ageats in Havana 23 well os rumcrous suport agents, both + Eavana and fa the ANY. ONE infilfenlilteation areay trcht fi to tro of those assets who ara still reror,ins; exrscttated Of the above-emanttoned P/AS for training wh the sLAVN + -lharndled the successful clancestiua re-jnfiltratiaon of this one ry ote RF + 27 ° re) eee rouse : . ye seo S$3a was eacviove tation, | K xf sc! ea Gen re V ! toa ' s4ue i APOSYS EC. 8 Ad Sue sb ta i Let conmnusa , oo i Cled a ey _----— es ~-
14-00000 rnb CONTINUATION OF vee pace _ DISPATCH { Apo: st Rat & eed acont; culu.ceated four JNVAVE/PI acents who vero beirs actively scusht by the Cuban security servi cos (and since the group Ss foreed to exfiltrate prematurely, navipated a susll “boat 12 miles fron the northnera coast of Cuba Vo the U.S. using only a hand congacs); exfiltrated one of the aboveercrticnead P/as and .fa:ily waich includ led 3 small children; and brouvht in to the ALTALIN infil/fexfiltration area a eache of amore nuntoly 2cG Ibs. or woupens and explosive devices and arranged the onvard trans~ portation of the cache contents to Havana. Durinz this oscration, the tean was fired upon by a patrol boat at the infiltrations a * channel. Tao tean returned the fire, killing tro crev nexvers « ti.2 patrol boat, and escaped unharned throush an alternate channe. where they waited out tho subsequent srea alert and exfiltrated after explacing the cache. To accomplish the above, ANICZ-14 hag had to mate contact and re-contact arranzements, clandestine per= sonal meetings..and to coordinate the cfforts of a variety of in- ternal support cloments.  ATIICDe14's principal duties as P/A in the JniiVa area have been: spotting and doveloning nev arent candi~ cates; Gcurilezing of refugees from the AUTRUNZ infil/exziltration : ‘| area; assistine the C/O to prepare S/V messagcs to existing ~ : =TRUNK internal assets; assisting in the traininy of ANTIUNK tean menbers; and assisting in the planning of subsequent ALTRUNE oncrations. G. Transmitte’ as Attachment #2 is an aciissment of ANICE-=} ~14 written by his case officer in CLlp icci, shortly after 4-14 we first approached with the icea of pOSL4L4; moving to a WH country to work as a KUCARK agent in Stucent ostiviticc. “len the gensral eoncept was initially broacied to Awl, he wasn ucotl idea but asked to continue a vhi? 3th cu PRUNE activity in the hope that he would be cil: 2 O62 trove infiltration. In Septombor, AWld weeopened thin subjosy with his ences officer, stating that he would lite to be canes vores gor . tranctar into student activities. It has becsn vind: serccetiy «Lear is A~l4 that if such 2 transfer were to bo ovxz: Woullo ow... only anve to go to whatever locality “UL. : that hoe .ivlu have to bs : entirely resnonsive to MULARI dt Ae Ld i has agreed to those stinulations. ad be noint.. ¢c4t here i that when originally rceruitec 1-14 it elenr tic... .2 was ‘ Syorline with, not working for” (Tls WS attituce tee never Be oe is created a control problea, BLUR IR work it did nececsitate carecul ns year this attitude on his part the point that he compictel: stron: basis of mutual trust and his case officar. In the eyont is overthrowa and roolaced by a:. anti fLNCl-14 can be excected to abicla a any nov coveovnment. It is noc ny ' & sabinet post within the fire: | } : reorganization. It is hoved th an .% ject can be maintained and stre : TeoewbnhT AoY Suc H ' develovuent. | . oe { wninine i ‘ cisely &t I cy cinces Vea IVC ra : Ligic ¢ any tyre of iu ' wall T Yicl.w as the be. ec ds ontwerols weDALY CON S.the ability, se genernily lachi: + asen, Li. Tvllow c Of boing able to retain a cccret even aon) aos elosest assoacintcs. . i H &. Tt ts ve .coted that addscesce Stations MMe VASO a ac | tien earliest’ ec. vonience as to their interest in utilind my whe ‘ beer eces of Subgvcce iu theie area in student wetlvitics. Suoject ' caper cnn pT De : i iceman CLASS FICAT On E> = on PAGE NO, ‘ roa j tio” } ak ee : : 7€ t ges Slog ULE PREVIOUS EDITION. | oR tynee fen eepumvewe ; ° 1 . i RAPSN/siuerniy tbe w.COnTinUce Ge : . i ae ae ce ere act St Ae ama «nt te tne
14-00000 weer) eee eene eqn Seo re amen es keel, Ao 0 wareteanet mane 8 we gmat ems ere we To neue mpere > t ChE FE CATION S.SPATA NM SIV SS. G AMUNMULAR CONTINUATION OF - i “ities, anti-Cen- be equally gooa in overt e Laat Goor-feuss activities, or t stucent organizc Svection of cover eorulit Suvject cceuld not pessid S Dro-Casiro for the pursece of hinsol? infiltratine 2c ricnted stucant croun; a cheect: of his backcround in either Cy the JLOVAVE area would reacily indicate ho was violently anti-Castro. bowover, the Stntion bee licves that Subject’s explozusnt_by KUDAEN is krown to very fer evser Cubars in this groal “WSdSe wis Co cncen cre genoraily those SoeelS Lave in the AUTRON operation, 2 kancful of others who have been approached by 4-14 but turned down the reeruitcent itech, and scne IVAVE indigenous maritice assets. It is the A Station's intention to have A-l4 pass the vord anonz these witting elements that he has had a stars falling-out with KUBADS, as quitting completely, and leaving the area, at such tire as plans are made to have him rove. 9. Subject is now making a salary of $400. per month fron JUVAVE. He has no outside income. His father ts dead, his mother still inside Cuba, and the fanily finsnees are at rock botton. Considering that Subjest hes . fanily, it is requested that interested Statiozs acvise the mount of Salary which could be offered commensurate with ares living costs and Subject's ex- “Travel costs from JLUAVE to 2 TU crea can be borne perience. by DivaVB. Subsecuent exmercses would tisre to =: sornsa sy the Station taking over the acent. Cover for Subjcracr's souree of income should be surrestea by tL. interested Strtion. An edue eational grant, “seholarchin", oz sisiler mechanis:., sascibly conbined with notional fonily tenith, world probasly be feasible. Suggestions are solicited. 10. AMICH-14 can & notico. It is hoved tha certainly prior to the cseniz: Versity ke goes to shoul Ha at nid-senestor at a university o2 th year. Cormcnts are also recuiated on pr the university. , : me meeenenense tne Andrey Il, RIUPEI a A Be Rt } : “ z a ~ Lee Ciey Hor se 7937 Pm. + <r saneetandtnenetngeanennsestesieehentethfttnaetnsencr ern UMARA nee ce set A yo oe eee aoe oe or reece neantetenter reentrant m= = caer fe remy . he Peuk eo + ie . Lien | aut SJa 0 u . eaavioua cartione, ADA fon se, ‘ ; SAPO, nr} dame d CONTINUED “se emcees rene tte Ae gE ce ene ce ee nee ne pate nme eee e cruitinc in tre univ rsity. — a ‘Torraren mree eee crete atone oneness ten a epevpreceige He. rarer cae ttn nts
14-00000 al GMA/-UB En} AY sar eSs a Wey SIGE MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, PM Branch, JMWAVE FROM : Chief, Training Sranch, JMWAVE SUBJECT i Training Report.on AMTRUNK Group I. -During the period 4 through 15 March 1963, the AMTRUNK Group composed of four members was given two weeks training in Clandestine Methods and Techniques -by Andrew S. PARMERS at Safehouse #164, 411 instruction was given in the Spanish language. The Training course included the follewing: A. Introduction to the Training Course 3. Instruction and Discussions on Personal and Operational > Security; Cover and Compartmentation; Clandestine Comminications; Agent Spotting; Selection; Investigation Recruitment and Management; Operational Planning and Reporting. in addition, the trainees were given the "Introduction to ' Clandestine Operations," "Espionage Cases," and the Functions and organization of "Soviet Security Services," for supplemental reading and study. The training also included, groun discussions and particication in a series of aporopriate operational situations cesigned to teach © operational planning techniques. Several live problems were worked cut by thé-students themselves, to acquire experience in applying clandestine operational techniques. On Sunday, 10 March, an all day exercise in Agent Meeting, Casing, Selection of Dead Drops and Surveillance was held in the city of Key West, The group eagerly participated in the daily physical training, which included calisthenics, volley bali, swimming and long hikes, If. Teen Evaluation: ee RUE TION The team as a whole, were highly motivated, receptive, conscientious, energetic and ccoperative, They participated eagerly #n all training and social situations. No friction was noted aneng the group. Although there was abundant discursion and even occasional cisafreenment “ong each other, there was no violent argument noted, To the instrector tney were polite, respectful, considerate and friendly. Zased on individual performances. of the tean menders, the team as a whole was satisfactory. “+ m asta
14-00000 e a B. AMICE/14 ~ TAX "David! PaRpo® David's comprehension of material presented, as revealed in discussion an Practical exercises, indicated that he is above- everage. In training Problems recuiring operational Planning he readilv devised realistic solutions Brovidinge for Security and elticiency in the actions contemplated. He is highly motivated, interested in procedures recommenced, and reacy to analyze previous Faulty operations and to relate new techniques to his present cperational mission, wei David is very discreet, tends to keep silent until called to participate in discussion, Subject is intelligent, serious, mentally and physically alert, non-agrressive in his relationships with teammates and resourceful in solving problems. He writes excellent Teronts in Spanish, has Many of the earmarks of 4 professional individual, Politically he is very conscious, a keen observer and a £00G analyst of current Latin American affairs, Steady temper, seldom criticizes, perrorns his duties even when under stress, Apparently, by his own and his teamnates admission, he has had abundéan+ expérience in clandestine activities against present and sast regimes in his country. These exveriences have awaxened in hin a ceed need to know how tO Operate more Securely and with more efficienr Organization. Previous Failures have &zparently dec to his exile on various occasions to Central and North fmerica anc have caused many of kis close comrades to suffer arres- anc even Geath. Now he hones to éccomplish more and still survive Following instruction and guidance fron KUBARX, Ke is erorably more objective than his teammates in vYzeing inteliizence tarzets in his homeland, He held a middle. . eenent traveling position in the present regime and is personally ier with many targets, in and out of jail. OWS Some ability to plan eperationgs ic might be able 70 Operate PA@aabkiscreet and QAAn and is not in a ky clancestinely, E committed to fulfiz TWA Uap. 79 Pe
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14-00000 f oP ee ? FT vee “eresfy 9 4 0. G77 Cae Baile § / Ww Mp Heo VBS rad 0 Bm YS a 18 June 1964: / é w mere MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, PM Branch, bake ga - FROM SUBJECT f. During : Chief, Training Branch, JMWAVE ¥ : Training Evaluation Report on AMTRUNK Team the period 20 May through 5 June 1964, the AMTRUNK Team was given training by Alton T. PIRNACK and John x, TARTARILLO at Safesites #211, #216, and #116, in the following PM Subjects: A. Map Reading _: 1. Introduction to Map Reading . 2< Marginal Information 3. Grid Coordinates ee | 4%, Measuring Distances | MIT ROFILMED §. Azimuths hy 6. Intersection/Resection } seP 25 1964 t 7. Contour Lines and Elevation ! cro. ser | 8. Silva Compass j poe. mien. SER I B. Caching . 1. Introduction 2. Operational Uses of Caching 3. Steps Taken in Caching 4, Site Selection §, Site Requirements 6. Site Locations 7, Methods of Caching 8. Packing 9. Recovery 10. 12 Point Report C. Weapons: Me? Carbine 1918 A=6 LMG FAL ee Swedish "K" SMG M3AL_ SMG w/Silencer $mn Pistol dD, kight Movenent exercises consisted of observing and reporting on the Experimental Paint Laboratory, farm Labor Camp, and tha Princeton Packing Plant. Pe % t ° . a i Or ae A i ra a a GEC ans}
14-00000 ad cd ley ; Barth G> =. A Daylight Observation and Reporting exercise was conducted against a Surface co Air Missile site. II. Team Evaluation: , ", - During this -period of re-training, the AMTRUNK Team performed in an overall satisfactory manner. Two team members did not perforn up to the Team's overall demonstrated proficiency, however, the continued strong leader hip on the part of AMICE/14 should raise the competence of the two weak team members, The team members are quite compatibie, and espirit de corps is good. Their motivation and morale is high. The AMTRUNKS were safety minded on the range, practicing good security at the safesites and during night movement exercises. ° “Irt. Individual Evaluations: A. AMICE/14 - TA = ®DAVID* David is a personable young man in fair physical condition, possessing above average intelligence. He has the ability to d retain material without difficulty. Due to a tooth .leara an extraction and subsequent complications, he was unable to parti- Class work; 20, 21, cipate in the following training activities: and 22 May and 3 June... Night Exercises; 22, 26 anc 28 May. David possesses the ability to express himself clearly. During -the student lecture periods, he lectured and answered questions with confidence and knowlecceability. David has the further ability of understanding anc executing detailed instructions with a ninimum of effort. His approach to training was positive. His motivation and morale was ood; his interest and enthusiasm outstanding. David performed very well in the map and compass phase of training. He can accurately ground navigate, read coordinates, measure distances, and locate unknown positions using intersection and resection. His report . the one night exercise he participated in, was too general, lacking important details on the target observed. With more practice, David's reporting capability. should show marked improvement. In the night movement phase, David had no difficulty with terrain move- ment, having a good sense of direction. He was able to use all available points of reference to the maximum. In Caching theory ne cid exceptionally well, as indicated by his test score of 94%. Tris ig a good example of Savid's ability of vetention, since most of the Caching lecture tock place while he was absent. David had liteta diffictity with assexdly and disassembly of weapons. He demonstrated good marksmanship on the renge, and is quite safety strated initiative, minded. AS the ieacer of this Team he_ demons and maturity. His overall performance during trashing was Satisfactory. . R-. eS; ye Pe 733 7 ¥ mie i , © iad betas id geaa wo of ° Wis a Seg
14-00000 , OTL LE we. poe aed 0 SECRET 3f ve Pe « 4p. 0 14 July 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD oy as 2 @ 4 7 SUBJECT: Assessment for Future KUBARK ern Utilization, AMICE-~14 1. AMICE-14 was recruited in “arch 1963 for the ANTRUNK project which is concerned primarily with MHAPRON activities. In Octeber 1963, ANICE-14 became the P/A of the’ AMTRUNK team and concurrently Team Leader. He has 6 other ANTRUNXs under his supervision. ANICE-14 con~ tinued in this dual capacity until June 1964 when he was told that he would not be permitted to re-infiltrate in the near future. During the course of five infiltration operations over the past year and ais day=- to-day duties as Principal agent between operations, AXICE-1l4 has be-' come thoroughly familiar with the objectives and accomplishzents of the AMTRUNK operation--and concurrently, to a lesser degree, with a parallel MHAPRON operation (AMLASH)--to the point where his capture inside could result in the complete collapse of both projects. This latest cevelop~ ment in which his activities have been confined to the coatinental limits’ of PBPRINE i$ strictly:against AMICE-14's wishes. As stated above, AMICE~14 has participated in five clandestine infiltration opera= tions under KUBARK sponsorship and in another ten before he became con= nected with KUBARK. The five missions met with varying degrees of success but in each AMICE-14 showed an uncommon amount of personal bravery tempered with a realistic application of the principles of clandestine operations. His performance in these operations has also been marked with a resourcefulness and stick-to-it-iveness which testi-~ fy further to the high degree of motivation and personal integrity which this agent possesses. , 9, ANICE-l14 is 27 years old, married, and has three children from four years of age to one month. He comes from a family of professional people and has himself complicted - of the necessary § years for a_law degree at the University of Havana. While still in Cuba, ANICE-14 was a student leader in secondary schools in both Matanzas and Havana Provinces and a member of the Directorio Revolucionario (DR), one of the most active of the anti-Batista organizations and probably setond only to the "26th of July" in effectiveness. After the revolution, AMICE=}14 held responsible administrative positions in the Provincial Government and in the Bureau of Notor Vehicles. For a person o. his relatively young age, he has many close friends in high positions 1. the Castro Government. 3. The most remarkable tni.g about AMICE-14 is that te is mature ~ far beyond his years. He has packed a lot of living into 27 years. He has been a revolutionary since his late teens and so much o7 his life has been occupied with clandestine activity of some sort that it is really the only “trade” he knows. “(Although AMICE-14 may not admit it except to himself in his weaker moments, it may be aent to inpossible for him ever to settle down to any kind of normal lite). Many of those young Cubans who have been fighting first Batista and then Castro with an honest zeal and dedication are either dead or serving long prison sen- tences. Few who have been as active as he are still alive or free. What has smpeomerr es: Be we ng reper wo c-~ SECRET J re eo a 9 Kh “ay Hewes Pes pope
14-00000 3] mr 4 ? r o ” by t 4 sR nally involved, in an active capacity, in th Taght against - Ee is reluctant to leave the WAVE area and to cease active erations against Castro as longs as his services are needed. He has said that he always intended to complete his education sone day but that his own and his fanily's future will have to wait un- til Fidel is ousted. With his past experience in student activities. and clandestine operations, he conid be invaluable in the right Latin American university. However, he tatends to think of student activities as child's play compared to the NHAPRON objectives of the AXTRUNK project. It is still problematical whether or not he will accept this proposal. - LPsi 62 & &. ANICE-14 speaks adequate English for operational purposes and for social. coaversation. He understands idiomatic English with little difficulty. - His written English is poor but both his written and spoken facility with the language could be improved with some tutorial training. He wants to speak proper English and he tries his best to phrase his sentences gramatically but he, at least in recent years, is hampered ty a lack of formal education in English. While he combined both P/A and Team Leader functions for the ANTRUNK tean, his case officer did not press him to provide written reports. His reports were given verbally to his case officer who would then prepare-them in English. He has since been given the use of a typewriter--he had taken a course in typewriting--aad his first report (in Spanish) appears to be thorough and comprehensive. Tnuere is no reason why he cannot be developed into a good reporter because he is very observant and is a keen student of human nature. He will probably have to be prodded to continue to write but he has not yet objected to it. 9. In summary, ANICE-14 would be ideal for anti-Communist student activities in Latin America--if he wants to give it a try. This is still only a goal for the inmediate future--he cannot be a student all his life. The biggest challenge is to find a way to continue to utilize his talents. I: all depends on the Cuban situation. If Fidel is. ousted, there is an excellent possibility that some cay AMICE-14 may well be a’ very influential person in a free Cuban government. If the situation in Cuba remains status quo and if a way can be found to “interna.ioialize" his thinking against Comnunisn as a world menace rather than as the more localized personal cancer that Cuban Communism represents to him at present, he could continue to be of immense value toe KUBARK in other Spanishe speaking areas for many years. . - “ “ oo “ - f ae ~ A we ow Reuben aA. HANNCLA SECRET Ge, . 3 : rr ce an rr Si ieneeeeennmnimetnenaesmameematietemnaatemmmee ee eee
ad Ps aan s t .. = re ra . PERSONA L RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE KE ap PaaT B1QGRAPH ICAL INFORMATION T\Sia CFIGWE: F- t ‘ : “ ° a ar Ef question a8 noe apgziscodse, sf4te “NA aoesearen *e UFGA-17794 atfech blank cages, af additional saace ss reeted SECTICN 1 GENERAL PERSONAL Ano PurSICAL Gata i ® t. nave (Far aes (tsddley (hast, oS . Miguel Angel DIAZ Isalgue 2. RAVE 1% WATEVE LAamGuAGE OR SCRIPT 13. nawe AT bietm Cie dsfierené thes Jteas §.) Same as 1 above Same az 1 above. BD ALIASES. MECENAUWES, YELECODES, LEGAL CHANGE tm mame CI4ele Case, FORReA For and place ot wae} \ None | MITE Monch oD | . SEP 25 1964 DOC. MICRO. SER. Se bare oF Bia tes , [ * PRACE OF avate 14 February 1937 ; Matanzas City, Cuba 7. PERSONAL MABITS (Lequer, Seuge, ganblang, paresoure) No bad habits observed by case officer. rn trent BS. COuUST BECORD (coure, date, erreats, chargoe, punasheoente, sentences, wequateada) Imprisoned several times in Cuba during years 1953 through 1959 for his part in various political causes, Spent total of about 6 months in jail during above period. ne Wea eT ioe Fite aaeticaa standards of wessulcconts, 1P poseibley . Age ~~ yack. Clappaagnt ace la. eetGeT “Tol weseat “eleewpccaton IG. Face (Shape) XXTe 27 30S YO__150_ Ruddy ___|__Oval_ =, CAG Ce CF whit 3. €0.08 OF EVES tie TEETH war Tare) Postuac Black Black. | Good ss, *Wiry = Freet warsyyr aes y wanes oO G8 O¥mga “DIaTINGUISMING Foatyvads oe None = wed Bi Phe APPL RO ANTE _.. Thin _and Scholarly > POSR ema m? FLAK OEE eo mecrerrrereretenatpnuain anne cee NORNO@ a Feeh ® PLANTAE Se BH PLST BAS . Subject wears : Rlasses| continually aun 78 “ | Fo eare arfan series ce Vravagrs2 ANG MANA OSPPING 4h te 8 Te ED piscgersivis. GF oBrars amas 14° 805 11” $G5O sae coeecene sevtesee, . SECRET pa TEGAN IIT 3
14-00000 PRESENT CT 2euSaup Cuban 19 N/A Same as Item 12. te. ne ae ae Nias $6. PRESENT OCCUPATION SECTICN ¥ a2. NAME AND LOCATION OF SCeoee Colegio Baldor, Havana i i th. RarsOmareTy AT @tatn And U2. PREStRT aesicence Cledseste a8 aemer, te 2328 N.E. Gth Avenue 13. PEAMANENY adoacss C8! datlecen? than Liem 83.3 if U.S. matemaLazes CUTEREM. Give mawt, pate, ts. TRaver OuTSIOE-COuntTAY OF Pacseat RESIDENCE (Countreea, \_ Fifteen clandestine trips to Cub “Subject has fot lett—the-United- ing the past three years. 19. FimanCea, STATUS (Earnasngs, bank depossta . h tis a holi 21. PRESENT AND PASY wiuatasniaP im PROFESSIONAL ano SOC BAR ORGAan6 TATIONS: Past member of Directorio Revolucionario Pri rete tree enntennanan te be Instituto Matanzas Louisiana State Univ. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Univ. of Havana ANG AGE i i i i | Hig want or dubs Gemaney Miami City Amo wumsee oF OCCUPATIONAL ANG FINANCEAL GATA _EGUCATIONAL CATA SCHOOLS MAME OF COURSE mary School h School Florida (tenant dates and purposeay . a during period 1956 throu “States for any other rea « S@¢turatiee and Pronerty) CERTIFICATE GRaNTeO OATES atTended | 1944 | 1951 i 1952 | 1955 POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS ANY Su@SEQUEMT CHTEZENSHEPS Cif daffecent thom Ltee 80.4 £8. $acary Per SRA wee) gh 1964, DECREE RECEIVES Yes ll hours of credit ‘toward gealogy degree in 1957 Law(3 years credit) 1935 thru 1960 e ‘ i i | a3 A tit rer etneneertiteminnia ES AND OD (Lane Beles wach Jangunge am whseh gee ! Peetess aay degree of compotonce. » — Spanish Enzlish | { 2 LAWGUAGES AND Di blic7s : COmPETERCE ' . ; : cap i wane | SPE aK 1 H i i 488 1 ae : dS fe {vas No : 4 ' i . ; xX 3 t x t t H i f f | | No fi on et eer Putter nrc , i Lwocesfaag t WES i ey x | xX i *
ftd SPECLA L GUALEFICATICHS asl INTERESTS wecTian WE Yio. Daves. None Swimming, Boating, Shooting MiLiTaRy SERVICE SECTIGH Vil COun Tay PrSENTerVimG COUNTRY. ENDICATE OHERE SERVICE- PERFORMED, DECORATIONS. PHISISER. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY LA @ [secvicn vit NOTE INDICATE CHROVOLOGIC UL HISTORY OF EMPLOYUENT LISTING te WORUSIVE DATES (Frum Top ) 06 Apr 62 to Feb 63 | e. 43 26 2. TOPE OF alae €. S$. 484 GR CAARTNGS Driver 350.00 ieee week TT ecuSIVE GATES (PPOM* FOS G, [uP OVER es ee TA tet TATE AMY BRATING. Gove DETAILS IMCLVOING TITLES OF BOOKS OF aaTiCrgs, 2S. GPECO ML SHELAG, ABULITICS, WOBBITS SuCa AF RADIG, PuCTOGtaPmY, ETC. SY POSIT. 95ES% 624 N.W., ¢ Whey AND BHY DESCHARGED. TON FIRST. Go AN58ESS 26th St and 36th Ave XW, My aml 27, 2% 61 to Apr 62 Hardy te T28t 18 alae Ce SALARY OR LAMNINGS $, REASON Foe LEAWING Driver T6000” Ve Week Laid off eee eo en eee a er a ccc ena ae SSn SIE DATES (Frome Taye, twFL Over Jun 59 to Feb 60 Min. of interior €. SS R€$s Havana, Cuba 1h ee mee emcee eee eee ae ot mm mm, Oe —_—- 3. t4PE SF asee e. gi aay oe Eaenes ss Dir. Motor Veh. Bum $500. 0. month” ToINeDTE ve gated PF ieer Pa Dc tetova og aE. 59 to Jun 59 Min. of Interior Secty of Admin., Provincial Gavt_of. favanasive Dates chrome Togt, weave Oo $6. sev OF Laban TE BO eee ee eee enue ot vee eee ee te 8h a CE BaRe oe Say Csawiwed poner cen te sang eerie $ #68 ‘ ireerretrem mes tacys Forced to leave Cuba Havana, 19, m€asdy FER LEaeESS 1500, ‘Gis month’ Transferred to Te. poet ss Cuba 1 pee po be ee ee eee 19, GEAKON FIG LEST ERE BL $9 NAMES OF PUBLISHES ard Pum. iCar INCLUDES ANY COVERSVENT EVPLOYUENT. 6th Ave., Give OETAULS CF CAR Miami - Fla. *%otor Vehicle Bureau .
Oy ; AR a bint SISLSTLs ak marital sTaTuS B&G @is PE Taeie set ft since IN waza see a 100820 [Tscrasareo B2.ET87! TATE, PLACE ANd REASON FOR ALL STPARATIONS, NA. @irg Ga GivSAClS GR ANNA MENTS ee a Perriusan d# B.SBANT: GIVING DATA REQUIRED BELCA FOR ALL PREVIOUS MARGLAGES. 33. nave OF SPOUSE (Firat) Fabiola BS. CATE OF MARAE AGE 38. PL ace 24 April 1959 36. °aT, 26 Bhat (7° PLACE 29 August 1937 2b.nar7 BNaL a Ty AT BIRTH Cuban N.A. 8G. P2.5.y7 ACSIMERCE (Lest cessdence, de La SPORTILLA OF MWARREAGE OF BEM TE 4a GEC E HEED Matanzas City, Cuba Matanzas. City, Cuba 36. SUBSEQUENT CATEZENSHISS 9398 N.E. 6th Ave., Miami, Florida @ [stcTica & Full NAME Maria Rosa DIAZ Portill Miguel Angel DIAZ | Portilla Alejandro Manuel DIAZ Portilla | | SEX year ® 4 a |x! 1960 |. x! | 1963 { x } 1964 || SUBSEQUENT CHTIZENSHI®S HELD Gv Any CHILO (Identaly child and gove hia, of hee, SecTicn At Foon Ne Miguel “Angel DIAZ Pardo | ee beasts ENT CeTe Taw Soi Ps Neds ets Let CHT esa nsotrgs wis 143. VERS “OF Biatn ae 1887 146. OCCUPA ION Lawyer Tae 1896 woe watite “Housewi f¢ + | OF Beata ! ; | CHILORER PLACE OF BIRTH | forvoeces Tass..cto Diaz, FpB cua GAs. VF YOU ADE BEEN MARRIED MORE THAN ONCE, FNCLUOING ANNULMENTS, YSE SHEET FOR TOauta HIFE OF HUSBAND Matanzas, Cuba Miami, Florida Miam FaTHea a; PLACE OF Bsa ra Havana, Florida Cuba TED. PRESET GESIOUNCE Deceased noTHER vean OF Brat (80. ra ae OF @ietn ' Dominican Republic @ KATIOMALITY AT §tR THe i; Cuban i i U.S. | | U.S. i praesent? addreeée) 2 64, MATOGMALITY af Blain uban e St. maTiCaar ify af Siete i Sa Margen? segener S606 3~A, Dominican Miramar, Havana, Cuba SECRET
14-00000 "SuastauenT EITIZENSHIPS HELO BY ANY BROTMER OM SisTER {Identafy brother, of aiater and geve has, af her, proaent e Fees) NA; RELATIVES,, ACQUAIATARCES AND CONTACTS oF 60% POSETION @ |SECTIGN Ki¥ : sara ISAUGUE Ysalgue, “married ¢o'Gx-Cuban AmbasSador to Poland, Salvador MASSIP. Jose MASSIP Isalgue, Communist Party member who works in Cuban movie industry. Jose Alberto SEMIDEY Isalgue, Cubana pilot and official. $6 RELATIVES, FREENOS, CORRESPONOERTS Im U.S. (Explain calgtionshep, No velatives in U.S. S7 WATLRALT ZATION OF CLOSE RELATIVES IM U.S, (Give naee, daiw, city and number of cartsfacate granted) NA. SO. MAWES, ALEASES, TELECIGES AMD AELATIONSHIP OF ALL PERSONS ANOBN TO BE CONNECTED fm AMY WAY BIT ANY IMNTELLEGERCE $CRV ile. Jose Alberto SEMIDEY Isalgue, first cousin, Cubana pilot and official. “@y] secricn xv PERSGNAL ASSGCIATICNS “Ise.urst ciase associates, Maria Teresa.de la CAMPA de VARGAS Gomez Humberto ARMADA Guerra IMDEVIDUALS OR GROUPS