aa —y = ——— acai aa ed mIS4-1494 71 YS) | | : SECREL | } ratte that with reference to (hi (her] previous CSomun 1b, le information ind cating(Al ARTURO CASTRO)was working for e CIAC OY : and mistakenly usting and furnishing information toLPEDRO C$) fo OxAMAS PEREZ (he was sure casey was working.as an inter-C $ iewer (covert) Yor the C said (CASTRU had faith va Ss ORAMAS jin the past in Cuba anSa ORAMAS\was suspected of C 9 being an(infiltrater for the Department of State Security C : (DSE) in anti-CASTRO\ movement: d would not pay heed to (her)beliefs ip this reg Gho}ae ad ARTUKO CASTROJstill 2 : hid trust in/OxamMAS, She bel eved(CASTRO)passed on infor mation to(ORAwaS )ip Cuba relative to possible anti-CASTRO movements there’ (She jrecalled that on one occasion ina mcr past, (iakaaus LLABRE,| during a conversation(with her,) had oo as much as said that this was occurring, sta ing great’ deal of good information was obtained trom (CASTRO) (s) in Cuba. (&) . noted that (MORALES (had not_indicated an C Sohwer 1b, 1c surprise W ence e \mentioned to him that oe had been q accused as overnment of Cuba infiltr by CASTRO, This to her ras an indication that the Cuban Govem ment C5S_] had received information relative to accusations made against(her\in Miami. In this regard and relative to theC S information apparently in possession of MORALES ) regarding ~ es personal life in Miami, ahe J conjectured that. some ofC 6 information might have ite origin wi tn (Cantos GUILUZ, furnishing it to(PELO, She \advised that/EGU “occasionally ther nat her home é the past and was Boul LwZ | familiar with(her ha ts} (%)G “Ghe said she\knew(& on to be anticASTRO andC5_} had known him in Cuba as connected with the SFNE (Second National Front of the Escambray) when(she ha begun] orenatenn 55 with\this movement afterthe(Playa Giron fi une thats U UILUZ| being anti-CASTRO and suspicious of(Cher) mi a . ave passed on hig suspicions to{ARTURO CASTRO, fale . (Subject) also during 1966. recalled that on one cs] visit'to the home of EGUILUZ by her she surpriged| his. him inCS ) the company of a tall, blond, Spanish-speaking ' (She JCF said that(EGUILUZ \lightly passed off the preserice of she individual, who ™pparently knew(her)identity, and did notC 5.) further explain his presence. (Subject|was led to believe ans from this occurrence that the stranger was from CIA and that (EGUILUZ\is possibly a CIA contact. 5S} y 3 i ae 24 { tee i | NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i7
‘oa -, : . wos —-~— : ——$_$— $$ > —— ' ‘ ; . . x - | Kanoiy5p &) : EERET : = coum 1cA TIONS (BROP 1x (kts) | ct (subje alled that on July-18, 1967, per C5? the instructions’ of (CARLOS MORALES QUEVEDO,)\ she went tol 5 J the/Grand Central S (canta where at approximately 3:00 P. mM. C53 | (ene Jobtained (locker. #9048,) in which (she placed] a brief C52 sume of (her activities |in Cuba for the information of C5 LES, is locker) 4 obtained(by her jn a regular]/¢-5J manner jand was pots a number designated by (M Guont38, nor ia he present at Gecond i (She then proceeded _to the north- east corner of Gecond d Avenue a as 75th Street) Manhattan ,C-S -] New York City, W he made (a a cross or an "xX" on the lamp~Cs )_ ost with her Lipstick. Afterwards informant proceeded to ex Central] Parkwayy-Neéw York City, the office of (JOSE F. cs Sj LU,)w antral] a ere A eerie 3:30 P.M. (she Jdiscarded_, asC5 J if trash, in he (air conditioning unit Jat this (address aC $7} crumpled[Chesterfiéld cigarette_pack jin which she {had put(s) . (the key|to the above -mentioned flock 6) : (She returned the evening of July 18, *1967, a Nev York to Miami, arriving in Miami in the early hours of July 19, 1967. [She]has no knowledge as to whether or nox’s the resume was recovered by [MORALES as she]has not been © contacted by or in communication with him since (her moeti oy RE RIGOBERTO GONZALEZ. Ce) (exp raga ly stated that (CARLOS® Roane 1b, 1c specifica gsed an interest in RTO GONZA However, (s (she Jdid not lame any further identification of as C24 ; She} was reminded the (gam as (IGOBERTO DELGADO| had appeared in(s] letter to PEDRO. fter sae she| recalled thats he name was(DELGADO|an t (GONZALEZ Jan tnat/ane| nad been $a mistaken because ° faulty. =Snory from the time o r) ZS (writing this r}and the interviews by. ereeif} anew 2 Sf the FBI, (She |further stated that(ghe;’ herself] knew TASS nothing. About DELGADO.) Dizae $) 27 4 a \ 3 CARLOS MORALES QUEVEDO, First 1, canada) of the CHUN) New Investigation at New “York City ce oa hat ork City, traveled to[Montreal, Canada) to atten ai 6 3 - 15 - . | = | NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i8
a = + "OSA te a Oo lTTTTTTTTTTeeeoleOEl_“_l>™DDoDoDuOoODD eee —EEE A= - eS ee a — °° : . . : Ay, SECRET 000 rte a oe ee . a, mu( 134-1434 IKE ) | “ OTHER 1b, 1c riod(September 1} cs.) e was reportedly 117,57 | ew York City. Therefore, cs (1967, did not oceur.(S He was away from New York City for_the through (September 4, 1967. Also, and apparently did no travel t the (proposed meet} of (September 2, | Contact with various sources and informants | familiar with both pro and anti-FIDEL CASTRO activities | in Cuba and the United States in 1967 failed to reflect. the subject was engaged in any Cuban political or revolu- tionary activities. ! | . rf - 16% - | ED | NW 45770 DocId:32292112 Page i9