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SEGE WERE

-Chief of Station, London 10T LCPIPIT

Chief of Station, London

Chief, WOLIMK

RYBAT/DDORIC/PLORPHONS/MuPROBE/STFLIPLAM Training

¡BEBRENCE: DIRECTOR 294821

HO IHOEXERE REOUIRED

OXLY QUALIED DESI

CAN JUDEL INDIXIXG

FROS

MICROFILM

1. Being forsarded USC are coples of the ORPHONE/l tralning

the JBHINIMUM evaluation, contact reports of neatings witb

ARPHONE!, A WOGBAR rEVIe Of ORPHONE l'& book and some notes made

by the STLIMELAN Headquarters officer, Harvey B. DAIICHMAN (IDEN),

after his neetings ulth ORPIONE/l. These are for tho information

of both ICPIPIT and London Station and, taken together, sbould give

you both the flavor of the varlety of messures taken to assesa the

operational potential of ORPRONB/1.

DurIag PAUPEROS' TDY at Headquarters se discussed the

necessity of having QRPHONE/l undergo an intergle seven day

STrAINLAL training progran to be conducted by DAITCHMAN. It 18

our opiaton that in order for this tralning to be ol saxinum

benefit, QRPHONE/1 and DAITCHMAN ought to be enscoaced 1n a

safehouse facility which provides security, comfort and an

atmosphere conducive to learning.

It is laportant that the

training be conducted in & locala which viil alloy arpione to give

his full attention eithout being disturbed by his multitude of

business and social contacts.

Therefore, re recousen that LCPIPIT

rant & cottago or heach house avay from london for the duration of

the training cycle.

In discussing this with QRinONE, he readily

agreed and indleated that there would bo no difficulty in gotting

away fron his family for as long as to thought necessary.

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alsply rould tell then and bis business contacts that he vas

traveling on the continent.

Please advise us of the dates which

are doterulied to be convenient to PAUPEROS and ORPHONE/!.

Besdquarters officer would prefer eitber the third or fourth

Feel of september, and certally not before.

As Indicatod le the relatoney de solicit comperty fict

LOPIPIT and London Station on the resulte of our varled assossments

Of ARPHONE/l and our decision to sove abesd in the new operational

directiona described in ORPN-1661.

He view the coning year as &

one for these purposes and the Project Renewal has been

subaltted with that undorstandicg clearly described.

SInCo ORPHONE/l might refer to conversatIons be bad vith

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17 Juas 1972

TORA CALAR, WOLISE

> Nono tax piraatos of WOMOLI

WOLISE

Tram cales,

'LA: CUPIONR/& DAS BrAINES COVANILY LA LEN TOTA DOS ER JUSO tO

139 GUTY 19T2, TaTe cono aLitaEa CAsAloRa for o total of alstty teres

SІаПІДВ ДАТКА.

-*¿BO. DalE ENE e bAppy SeaIon OS ETALERa RAd LastructOr. LAsa tiEn

ricas, cal tala luch mnlla lotchiny to the instrutor. Tow, avary

FÍNÃS dE GYETY daY VES MANO lO CONst.

"''' 3A SAB COLY ESIA 2031 129 EUTEN LOUTS SOI JNARUNDS RNA ES tOS!

¿BETErRE phosa calle da had to arta dally to checa por calla to his corari

•Dios tola talor t Mila calls to thate parzoas vina bol callas bla

¡alista sed das Lere 55a8aiã8 to bo colled bucio at tha sous, shece erlla

M1104$ RATE sA BOUR. Os saza days, thay COus for icas.

Mil Ao sio corar orgalsation vorts took as considereble portica,

(E419J {O EgASI OS sOT subaguent jeratio. of como ploas fur euralons

ox sucuplo, tala esly os to prepara tro desd drop conso pleas, la

1ROS ELE ROLA EA COCA UN IDEA CAYTAINS tII tÃO 2038 MECA UNd CER

11138 JaZa E9Na tO BICO 1t." And Da alia And 18 VILA As gOOd rEpOD.

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iDs trust, daly tis, bis pabllader appointed him baby sitter sor the

1S?107 A &508 899 BOR 041 ChaTO FRaS eny LOpO Of EEtting aNy CasinI

to tEd tilL tuD tirs LOrDing And RU DO LAL LESt tha ASturnaco bitara,

Mith all 805ts bo serethalas ta tully alirt end atreutivo overy strucos

pastructor pisgid lha tala ol operations offices m and a rsal ductio

Can die t3Z0

In gecy circustaacca, FilLE Dad to do A21 tha talbina»

Alo, ta piemala3o All Rho casing los sootias altos, all tha csclyela3,

K1 M0 trung i DOlling fOr to scrutacs. to sas yura goy

Д0 ший tl9 аа, абет each [соіз «зІ кузи ватоо tha Наі З.

• Wing ten critten

"La did a busuterur 1us,

IZENT RAN ASTEd tES ACCOLeLO alI by DIncall.

the inatrector"s caly

CopistEniion bed bora da la teRcalas as too subjust of Agcat Asgulastica,

14590' AS 1980, DalIt, tDe Inotstator elebca to excanto a lon bor 15

TAR CITACtION OS TELOUIST

is plejod his eport tala escollartly vall

ALÓ HOÃS ENR AXICILS A ERRAIIZÍNI CRS SON ELDI. Ina throo triga to

¡do: #o san, of course, la perfect. Lich has en Achiiles beal, o

TECSOAI9, EN EN BUIO:O0-DUHCA ETRIE, dE thA DUSY ICTIT. OUT LiONS Laa

183A: 10 18S & VETY TUCS alad. ES MOONS It. And Moriaz 16, do Xolica

ca di, conta an 11. Ea1s, 11 tus,, Legda to 1 sall Talluto ta cola

d1scialina. too arzalo, toll to unita out his plan for tha sucruliunt

pItca, ka cas in Elta aís vorda (eyta not this Iary) scratchca as a

9 43 5 sent rosa tal al bia paches noteboat, la than pracozira, tras

PUERi lEM TOTARS tO TUs OTI his pla vlthorI e sirpla piuso for da

do, '1a, Es, etas de vas da thout ho was reading a durinition hoa e

Blotsmay, to 800c1y 218 2ls sind sad thoughts tus. Lo priparto

engidog la bia sird, 18 appeara, But docs not 21za to vaste out.

tRIA TiLES tO fROLE La cODULd sos kiLo to INIto oUt. UnILo 16 Lo 65026

to DaTE Ea fOcIla & Dira, s DIE Ol AlECIalIOS, tO 151t3 008 to fall

¡pete ta dunes saule dava beau spotted had the antino plas vaca slata

DUt tUNa LEaVER OTEr fOC JODAIDiO 82073.

tan driL drya of sea progras, Filis fals ha could Just as easily rapore

aaliya in fart, 14a ether dead drup (ha dad duel eutad to do so)

¡sa stilon ha repartet orally, ba dlacussed es thouja tho pipor uas 1n

notsing tes slewing on area

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•3.

Gantrtetlos, necess, hours of evallebility, the oppositIon, pros enl

Es juat didn't l1ie to

sarta out tans upaa unica ho coule repart arally.

31410, La 87141e3 reports on ta tho countes survellleace exprolecas

Le disbad Elona oil 1s 183 Ela, Do pausa for tatatoluz, no penso to

malala bareru cod astor duca sartlag - no passa to estat, to sorteo

nLo:141 558t540t05 sota dorn this raluotaca on our hero a paro

do tata out sortat tular, cos to durgala bla, dut to alert don!

n1 12e1d offleara that lf thoy sust davo a certato roport by a castato

stir ten second souting la tho darclopiautal arles, tba instractas

85198

I sust bore that sagart f2rst thiny la tha coraing, do you

Vant ta taka tira ous Dea EDia aftaitoco tralalag susalas to do 1t%"

Sadi GO BirEZÃy LOpOrtEd ROTO, FRONE ELiCIIES tO save tio tratalag

¡so Pa8 da arraned "I Will sata tsto to volta 1t". in th1s osso,

ESIST DAS DE ChO CEREACO DUCATIOTE LOUIST ELA tO D0S tDS rETOXE DafOSe

But Tart DestIng.

5 sua un this stone this Bill feula Chos to azal

Sidi UnA to bare & tittan soparto tall dasinstaly thit ho sust trita

•I d'enard ma saven a deadline, la sosta tha deadliue esd tha repart 20

054 alas as should bo.

I12e lla scyasta da his rocrolemen sautines, '15, Suact sald, vEro

#spollent, la juguns lo cocaluslons, Do paddliz, Do slasiterprotatians,

ta, ardaareas.

ciaos furlag tha comtesurrallanca corcises, carpallas ed 1u

bad w19512514d1a3 tacla agra (but alsajo sado enca sea an sach or

citteatist, sad the total sucall of every taro, every oticis crosataga

Tee: +755917112208636

In tho second ana, vita plinty of tiza to prepuro,

Tie 300%

4o • sa bata exactees, the survelllenco teama eritiolead ta

potia saya valle corsing a one lay stront. They felt st rado bis appear

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CaNTy, unrest, ta fallos tou old vertea Cospa adazos

On BiDia, Ebrs dosin't tira tta surd. Dy unrirest coticiounca, samo

to situatos tra in tia sey to the satusita to daliver tha surveilanca

toy'a 209555 k0 rolatad big our sule of souting both rays to crazalag

.125a FUTENTROLENS, PIANS IN DON FULLY COALIADE DI EDR ENPORTABCI

Eist tis entera croato mal 2111 vatch 1t 10 tha tuture.

*Ise da lest soda da tha cocator auralllanca excrolseal 1a

ta tiss antion luoy dot as diffarent pleasa fur a thics vey cadiaratsen

that tits la sia a tiland or blo, la hardly pulaid to spour sita bris,

they Bt. aurs to 50.

PIQIEN ONs sEpartA talca Da Wuts Up bitcra

"in destina suorn sua tua distorast interprostitiars di tha lacierate

" Thing I etonned a faradga-looday sud, apparantis Inilon tir colgis

Ed RaNd Hin d0P tou fiana Naich I Inua purfactly toll to on 55t0

Etrista" a turned supal no da salatod souta to 55th straut and spattad".

¿27 "In the second exerclot, then ture tuo iters of notes cass

the tora 979 surfulged to sota la fumig"a report thas fluis oven bad

tha jou of the boss tust too surellas pictol ty ahea ta fallores

El so a baus dione. Socoal, tin the excelia vas over, thy tela

Ka D30g Des 5000.

"LU%: PACHE ESA EL ALICITATIOS POETCLES (IS RAAItION to tha dovelopo

naut caqutest2+1 525405) 85255

« instruador in tat.

119i: Ide cooice al sontlas plecon etta bia apent oould not bo

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Yos it sas far enouga may pros the lasted latloas bullding to 14as0a

F the canoes that Flair, hiesall and bla puretiro diploziat tarcot voura

DO SINTEEI DY TILERAS OF SCQUALITIACES. His chalcO for the rect safElnE

TRA DU Ri LAressIrely sEed son restaurent naRT tba Ilacola Castor

"isor tha Perforing Arte 0a to last aldo of toil. Jala roateirens vas

aingaaise ба te saa сокрх.

no vas thus able very scootary to

"ANTItE DIA ATMO sO thS ReTesIta sas thA restaurant for the reCTultiM

ріва.

to l gas elven cruso pliss vratton ty by anotcor tratnas. Do clra bla

VITiety, to ta Ritartaraly tha blater and tha lovar echalos, atarataly

:22, MONtrUCtOr"S ODIOTTatIOns FLOUS 1A & ICONI INA, DOES eS sO

Indiranas, Bad as ais aparator.

jiry, estoraspacia ds ald, severthalesa, les too instiator bron tut.

barãso ca occazion bara sondled vith cocothla; lasa this puto perlus,

FALSE I1Ã8 tRO PIUVIOLY IECI, 18 LutEd not tO 8o2-Urada Flini, dia to

alert bath dess and thald officera that this son, botry vary sure.

jostito, cariaito cra etrang, hopes to bo hendled la a soner tit

Ionald, here thase ezza sards copiy.

¿PSE DA BUNS A VERY EDOd ENORA

27: I0 ez aftert to eraluate the effectiveness of the tralias,

DO LOQLE ELDIRCIRTO a dOTALled GVALUATLOS rEpOrt iN JUlY AIS STiT ta

Tale atrilos, turs smart should interto the estant to tirich lio

abould evalmate tha perfosiesco 1n each arca of tradecraft to calca

Maining 1R8 000011d, DeatIve sa toll as postilva cascrata sno:

italiaten soa flold distio'o repart ebould also incloia tha Pasinsa s

da cometo. Pleasa est tho fell station to alua the report turn

CAHIITE/1/aHAH. Un ToccipE of tDa reparo st licadquarters, piezio

fartiard a con to the roderaigardo

HUA 5I DIPASE CF

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Chrone

SECRET RYDAD

18 July 1972

IBORARDUH FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: HOOtINg WIth ORPHONE/1

and voaring ito bats.

& met with QRPHONe/1 for nuch of the 12th of July

Do first went through tho third phase

of the training exerciso in which I had been playing the rolo

of an agent prospect shon he was to assess and recruit, and then

1at0x 1a the OTi salehouse I Identiflod mysoll as the Rcadquartora

offscos reaponsiblo for his project.

Inoldontally, he did an

excalient job in all throe phases of the training exorciao and

did particularly voll on the recruitront Itsall.

QRPHONE/1 18

CLOVES, IMAgInatITO,

has an excellent grasp of this espect of

mradecait and handled hinsoll particularly moll in a couplos

and changing training aconario.

8. As the Headquarters staff offIcer responsiblo for his

profoct, I doscribed in dotail the reasong for the long, sorious

look at bla porformanco these last several sonths, the

changing

Intelligence and operational roquiresents we face, and the caro

fui meratiny ho had been givon as no bogan to nap out new direc-

trong for him, all of which ended with this advance four-week

tradning progran, testing, and ovaluation and substantive

briosings.

'No Bald he was a bit confused by the woMuSE

ing of lest week so I explained hou that tlod in with this evoning's

planned diacussion on the china progran.

3. To discussod his Itinerary, personal plans and the

paoing of tha next soveral nonths, all of which woro clarlfiod

to Base satlafaction.

He rill be debriefed on 24 July at 1000 hours at

tho OIR BALEBItO 1n NYC lOllOTInE lls return fron the

operational trip around the country.

I u111 neot bia for the final operational brlefing

503510R at 1000 hours on 26 July 10 the sane OIR safesito.

DEXTY FROM GEFERL CEMASSINO. ""

APDIR

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Do al'i dEpuTE von Yori the night of 28 July

on the 8:00 p.I. TA flight to London.

This s11l get hia in London in time Por a

prOvIously schodulad ops neeting with PAUpEROs on

He leaves on l August for a one-sonth

vacation touring sost of Buropo with his faully and

spending one cok in Halta.

8. 'Before the arrival of nAITCHlAN do discussed other

operational nattors as follors:

Bis Irlend in New York Clty, Richard Fard,

(apt.

11X, 372 Central Park Host) recontly returned

'Iron Hanol and Paris with the manuscriut of a new book

axitten by Cambodian Prince Mordon Sthanouk t18lod

"Hy was with cIA."

Sihanouk gave the manuscript to

Ullfred Burchett who gave it to a North Vietnanese

friend to giva to tard.

Nard was asked to find an

Anerican publisher and he, in turn, asied for ORPHONB/1'e

help.

Burchett is an old

friond of Hard's and stays

at blo apartnent shenover he visits New York.

manuscript has alroady beon given to a publisher in

Barope. QRPHONB/l askod 1f ve gould be interested in

& copy.

I told bla to get one 11 he could do 8o

ulthout straining his cover.

ils frlend, Lyle Stuart,

the publisher, has

trying to buy the Anerican branch of the Oxford

University Press, and apparently is about to consumsaso

tha deal.

He offered ORPHONE a job as hia European

repragontative 11 the deal goes through.

Per TEUTSCHNAN i roquast I asked ORPHONE to EIVO

Bla Instractor a

copy of the long llat of sauos and

organizationa given to bin by 8ibecho.

Also por Ken's

roquost, and in anster to my question,

ORPHONE said ho

received the magazine published by the Turkish party

¿a Collarda Book Shop 1n London.

B. ,Ixoa 8:00 p.I. unt1l a l1ttlo aftor uldnight on

13 J01S, DALICHUAN

of fa Division briefed ORPHoNEl 10 sub

stance on the TFLIMPLAN prograd,

our Interest in having

ORPHOB/l pursue such a solo,

and explained the great amount

of dreary work that rould bo involved in learning the comsunlot

dialectio thoroughly 1f the whole venturo were to be success

I will make no effort to condense these sevon hours

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of ethereal discourse, but ORPIONS uns fascinated, captivated

long murky

path to "enlightenzont."

sestlag tho stago,

describiny the target, and thon explelning

ated dy step how he and oRpHoNe/l and PaupEros sould work

together as the opcration profffaf.fa.

Regarding QRPHONE'S

spcamiag trip in tho u.S.. "

explained exactly how

CaphaNs should act as he meets each of his friends and hou

he should develop his new-found "ioterest" in studying

Marzist-loninian as ho noots with those various peoplo.

@iriOus vas very responsive, took notes, had idoag of hi8

oa, but more importay arakory appreciative of the

tactical advice that l

described.

QRPRONE/1 u1ll soot

the folloning peoplo ovor the noxt ten days.

Richard Mard in New York City.

b.

Libol Borgnan In Howark (on threo different

OCCasIONE)

Bonjamin Blako, Milton Henry and a fellow

'¡Danod Boggs in Dotrolt (he's with NAR).

sa chicago.

Don Wright, Herb Block, and Sidnoy Lens all

•. LPHBAKLY/1 and faully 1n Chicago

I. Davida Finenan and Saul Landau In San Franolaco.

B. The Hartin Luther King Foundation 1n Atlanta.

All of tho above toro carefully choson because of

who thay were, what organization or philosophy they repro

Horst study groups in London including the one conducted

bz danchanda.

The role that ORPHONE should play with these

sxoups, as wall as others in Europe tho vero singled out

during vardous parts of the conversation, wag also spelled

out 1n detail.

By the end of the evening (RPHONE had clearly

In mind that it was all about, what ho should do next and

the purpose of our reconvening on the 24th and 26th to decide

8202117 what 1t all anounts to.

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I asked ORPHONE to call

on the atorilo l1n0

unias the "ys. Stanley" indicator on Monday afternoon,

31 July. This is slaply to check in and let us know he 1s

on tho say and hor thiors havo come thus far.

He calculated

that do noeded another $500.00 for tho u.S.

portion of his

ovarall trip since LCPIPIT apparently had not anticipatod

this then ho vas givon hia

original advance.

I arrangod

through the good offices of

.1n New York to get $500.00

tO ORPRONE tOday.

ORPAONE askod 1f no had any intollizence roquire-

I sald Kon

mont bet to a too ran root on the z4th ot as

18 we had any.

Incidentally, ORPIONE nentloned that Libol

ВоТВЕаД СОВОв

to New York City overy Thursday and told

diplois that ho could be reached on telephone number 265-2500.

ORPaCE sald if me carod to no aight want to track that

number and soo where Bergaan bangs out.

Andrew F. TELQUIST

SECRET/RYBAT

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SEGRET/RYBAT

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31 July 1972

MEHORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Final Contact with ORPHONE/l 1a New YOrk ClEY

1.

As arranged prevIOuBly, I set with ORPHONE/l al

the NOHOLD safesite in New York Clty fron 1000 bours to

• 1230 26 July.

The meeting vas lntended to wrap up loose

ends, convey

our decision to pursue the STFLIAflAM prograa

(providing QRPHONE/l binself was anenable), and to sake

clear that we

expect measurable operational progress ulthis

the next year.

2.

Although QRPHONB/l bad been debriefed on 24 July

by other Headquarters officers regarding his trip around

HOCORK, I asked hiu to review 1t ajilo for uy information

so I could put 1t clearly in perspective as it related to

our plans for hia in the coming year.

I'll not bother with

the detalla bere because such have already been written for

the record alsoubere, but suffice it to say that ORPHONB/l

was both pleased and relleved at the reception he got frou

his old contacts because of the reflection these receptions

had on his oun bons fides.

The allegations of his BKTRUST

affiliation which had floated through Kurope vere never

nentioned by bis VOCORK contacts; on the contrary at least

one of them

urged ORPHONE/l to return soon to HOCORk because

this 18 where the action 18.

This sane individual gavo

ORPHONS reading materiala on the Connunist dialectic and

urgod hin to study then closely.

This greatly lupressed

ORPHONE because it showed how accurate were the briefings

glven him by

tbe Headquarters STLIHFLAN officer and

denonstrated that ve knew our tactics.

I then reviened with ORPHONE/l the reasons for our

several months followed by our selection of him for advance

tralning, testing, and redirection in the strong hope ve had

that be

would accept this nen task because of its priority

Importance to our national collection requirements. I asked

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ORPHONE/1 his Impressions of 1t all, his reaction to the

STILIMPLAN proposal, and whether he would accept its

demanding obligations.

ORPHONE said he certainly would

and that he found it a real challenge to his intellect and

his operational skills.

The tedious rudy of the dialectic

vould not deter him.

His only concern was how he should

actually play 1t as

he developed relationships with

appropriate party members and,

ultrastely, the Chineso 1n

SMORANGE. I pointed out he needn't concern binself with

the last point bacause that would be part of the purpose

of the ten-day training progran in SHORANGE In September

which rould be glven him by the Headquarters STFLIuFLAH

officer.

I said the training would require total energion

for teD days straight, probably in some secluded beach

house on the coast where all involved could reside full

t100.

He said this would present no probleu cover-vise;

he rould siuply toll his laully he had gone to the continent.

I Bald that PAUPEROS rould be working out the detalla of

this with bin, probably after bis return from vacation.

4.

I sald that given ARPONS l's past performance,

his credent.lalg with the radical left, and his apparent

Interest In vijorously purguind the STFLIMPLAM prOgran de

expected to ba able to measure in six to eight montha the

11kellhood of his being able to achieve all the STFLIMFLAN

objectives based upon the progress he would have made by

thes aith bis Chicou contacts.

Should it appear that the

STFLINFLAN OperatIOn would not succeed no mould be discussing

alternativa courses of action with him by the end of the

увах.

He did say that of all the countries in Europe where

bIS STFLIMPLAM and radical left potential 18 probably the

best, Italy vould be first and Denmark second.

5. I told QRPHONE/l that his meeting with PAUPEROS

• had boen moved to 31 July as he requested, revlewed bis

European vacation plans and biB Halta trip and wished him

the very best of luck.

At this point ORPHONE/l certainly

BeeRs "11llng and able aggressively to pursue our opurational

plans. "e shall see.

• Andrer F. TRIQUIST

SECRET /RYBAR

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WOGEAR Review of African Liberation Movements

In general, the author has done a reasonably good job

describing the ristorical development of the various African

liberation movements, especially when one considers the con-

plexity and number of splits and mergers that have occurred

within and among the movements over the years.

There are

several glaring inaccuracles, however,

in the author's con-

clusions about the current position and effectiveness of the

several Portuguese African liberation movements.

Regarding Angola, the author characterizes the sPha as an

1deologically-orlented group (1.e.,

Soviet doctrine) that has

failed to grasp and utilize to its

advantage the tribal realities

that exist in Angola.

The author fails to acknowledge, horever,

that the MPLA has had some success,

albeit limited, in building

& movement that is national and multiracial in character rather

than tribally oriented.

Despite its urban intellectual leader-

ship, the MPLA has had some success winning local support in

rural eastern Angola.

• By contrast, GRAE ranks a poor second.

From inception,

1ts primary base of support has been the large

Angolan refugee

population of Bakongo

tribesmen who live in southwestern Zaire.

Although the organization has won some support among Bakongo

kinsmen across the border in northwestern Angola,

it has failed

to broaden its base because of its thinly disguised regional

and tribal make-up.

moreover,

Roberto's unwillingness to

delegate authority

or compromise have produced chronic disputes

at the leadership level.

The author's conclusion that GRAE is

& formidable force to be reckoned with in the future of Angola

is contradicted by the fact that the MPLA is by far the

largest and

most effective of the

three nationalist groups

opposing the Portuguese in Angola.

MOZAMBIQUE

• The present FRELIMO leadership does not appear to be in the

state of disarray in 1972 that the author believes it is.

Although some differences undoubtedly persist, the present

leaders seem to have closed ranks somewhat since the departure

of Simango in late 1969.

For the present, any internal squabbles

that may exist are not noticeably affecting FRELIMO's fighting

abilities inside Mozambique.

RHODESIA, SOUTH WEST AFRICA, SOUTH AFRICA

Reasonably straightforward and up to date.

No serious

deficiencies.

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Direct Psychological Assessment

ORPHONE / 1

Ine psychological evaluation consisted of an extended Inter-

view and the JBMINIMUM test.

His intelligence as measured by the

JBMINIMUM is within the Bright Normal range by U.S. standards.

The test scores were not as high as would be expected in compari-

son to his behavior and life style.

The discrepancy could be due

to the fact that he suffers from inferiority feelings and is

working overtime to compensate.

He gets considerable satisfaction

and mileage out of his authorship; however, it takes a great deal

of his energy in order to discipline himself enough to write a

"book.

His talents are much more in the field of journalisu.

Mentally alert and very perceptive, he is aware of what is happening

around him.

These same traits would serve him well as an access

agent. However, his reporting may reflect some distortions because

his memory is not strong,

and he tends to remember those events

"that are of interest to him. He naturally has good manual-

manipulative skills, plus a practical bent that should enable him

to easily and effectively learn and carry out tradecraft techniques.

Emotionally, Subject is fickle.

"Out-of-sight - out of

mind," describes the way he relates to others. The reason for

this is that one of his primary needs is to be accepted and

liked. Most of his life has been spent seeking acceptance, and

because he is emotionally dependent he rapidly and intensely

becomes Involved.

If separated from someone with whom he is

: Involved, he has difficulty maintaining loyalty, and begins to

look for another way to satisfy his needs.

An important fact which his case officer should remember is

case officer is of prime importance.

To ensure his loyalty to

the organization and consistent performance, he will need intense

handling. The problem is that he may balk since he resists

authority. He has the tendency to think that he knows it all,

as witnessed by his never completing a degree.

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ORPHONE/1

'Subject is not by nature a role player, and it would not

be operationally advantageous to have him switch roles, for he

cannot psychologically handle role playing over a period of time.

He has worked hard to establish an

identity for himself, and could

i not cope as effectively with a new one.

Conclusion:

Subject is a bright, extremely ambitious, and aggressive

Individual who appears to be motivated to work for the Agency

by, three needs:

1) a need to be accepted and liked; 2) a material-

istic need; and 3) as a vehicle to be vindictive to

former loyal-

ties, l.e., the far left or radical movement in this country.

Though he is capable of switching loyalties, and his life

history attests to this fact, it is very difficult to predict his

future behavior since so much depends on his life circumstances.

One statement that can be made is that, given his personality,

"It is very doubtful if he would return to his former allegiances.

But if not personally involved with someone from this agency

who can give him acceptance and support, he is likely to look

elsewhere for his need satisfactions.

*PAS: Formula: 14 (Etutc Rotct Uoo)Lt

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Notes on QRPHONE by Harvey B. DAITCHMAN

1.

Revolutionary Image:

Discussed. briefly how it is

obtained. Pointed out there

is a pattern to it which is dis-

cernable anong revolutionaries.

It is usually issue oriented

in the beginning, the war being one of the key issues, and it

sradually evolves into a desire to engage in practical

activities

•which usually expressed best on a continuing basis through work

in an organization.

Also connected with this process. is

the

gradual development of a different "outlook."

It is usually a

ntxture of idealism

and

Marxisn-Leninism-socialism-lao Tse-tung

thought. Usually unstructured but developing.

• It is possible in this stage to move from one group to

another without any particular approbation being attached for

this transience. This is particularly so if one starts way

outside a M-L-ist group and moves inward towards it. Quite

& different thing to start in a M-List group and go out.

Also in development of a new outlook one comes to study

a variety of revolutionary literature.

This can tase one into

different areas, anarchism, GW advocacy, revolutionary nihilism,

socialisn, Marxist-Lenism, etc. However, to get to latter

1t must be done logically.

2.

Tightly Structured Op: Emphasis upon tight, controlled

., contacts which

seek to accomplish a specific purpose--collection

of info not necessarily one nor always one.

Purpose is to lay

ground work for future developments.

Purpose to establish certain

contacts which can be later used in

either positive or negative

fashion.

Structured conversation is also essential.

It too

should

seek to accomplish something, directed so as

to be useful

to future development of op:

e.g., desire to have an explanation

for an action to be undertaken later--so bring up in conversation

with someone so that can use that conversation later as explanation

fox Interest in a subject, knowledge of a subject, etc. It 1s

checkable.

-: 3.

study:

Most important aspect in opening phases of op.

Without correct study and without development (understanding)

of "correct outlook" one will always be a dilettante to the,

outside looking in,

someone who is useful to them "under certain

conditions," but not someone who is reliableideological tool,

revolutionary.

This is really the key, the

1t will open doors that cannot otherwise be entered.

•4.

Contacts:

Those to be exploited now and those to be

used in or for future time.

In the beginning the contacts which

are developed are to be used as a means of building his

justification for having begun the serious study of

Marx,

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ici.

Lenin, and Hao. This sust be discussed with people so that many

are aware of 1t.

conversations will be later used when he

explains how and why and when he became interested.

5.

Diffuse Nature of Op: In beginning op has a diffuse

nature.

It is necessary to make many contacts.

Some will be

more useful than others, but all have potential for use in

one circumstance or another.

Since we have no way of knowing

how or from whom the Chinese collect their intelligence, seek

or otherwise spot budding revolutionaries we can assume

that some one of bis acquaintances will report his interest

in Mao, etc.

He can assume that through some of his activities

Chinese will build up his dossier so that at a later date when

we go directly to the Chinese for help they can look in their

dossier and see that x number of months ago, etc., various

things were reported. Etc.

6.

Ops as a Process of Development: Permit no diversions

or detours which might become permanent.

This would include

targets of opportunity, etc.

Must always maintain correct

operational line and cannot reach target by following various

diversionary tributaries in the temporary interest of collecting

marginal intelligence.

Must be prepared to sacirice diversionary

tasks in pursuit of main goal or objective..

•If tangential

things are folled up we then have a different op, and a new op

line, must be cautious with this. Ops line serves as guide for

whole op from beginning to end.

as to insure forward development of op.

Tactics in Op: Must always be carefully thought out so

Something must be seen

emerging or useful, or having potential future value for develop

ment of op, otherwise it is pointless to undertake it.

Tactics

are details. Details are most important aspect in day to day

running of op.

They must be paid attention to, must be contrib

utory,

must be carried out in correct sequence, and we must keep

In mind that at one or more points it is these details which will

be subject of the scrutiny of the opposition.

IT IS IMPORTANT

THAT THESE DETAILS APPEAR LOGICAL TO THIS OPPOSITION' the same as

even if they

may seen illogical to us at times. Our logic is not

communist logic.

Ops is Step by Step Process: Op should/or can be

divided into steps, phases, stages, segments, whatever.

phase should dovetail into the next.

To some extent a general

outline can be developed.

Each of the major phases should

be sub divided into stages so that they can be dealt with step

by step.

For example: Three broad categories:

..lst Phase:

All initiatives are ours.

He do all the work,

lay ground for future stages.

We have a flexible line which

permits making maximum contacts to be correctly exploited.

Blve training. Also devise concrete activities for him to carry

2

SUPERIEN

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ZL& Frase:

Chinese and others have shown interest.

We

will exploit this interest.

After he has completed first phase

we will begin to make structured contacts with the Chinese.

In

these contacts he will show that he has a grasp of the ideology;

is interested in learning more, desires to study more intensively.

W111 use as negative examples:

his book, Panthers, some aspects

of Bergman's behavior, the unstructured and undisciplined nature

of most revolutionary

activists in U.S., particularly anong the

blacks, or whatever may

SEem

appropriate at time contact is

made. indicate

However, will seek their help to further his study and

#1l1

recognition of need to return to U.S. in order

to undertake correct role in revolutionary struggle.

At this

stage we will have an idea of interest of Chinese.

We will be

able to determine whether we can expect progress or not.

they prove willing to help they will then be asked to guide

his

further study,

to help him.

Through this help

they will

be able to see the development

which has taken place.

get & good feeling of their willingness to guide him after a

couple of meetings.

If we are shut out then must make ops

judgement from that point on--can always target against Soviets

and use Chinese as negative example.

If they

are interested

we will then lose some aspects of our initiative, but in' essence

the more initiative we lose to them, the more they try to

direct him,

the deeper he becomes involved with them, which is

our objective-one of them. He must continue his study.

3rd Phase: Continue his study; continue his contacts all

around, but by now should have significant contacts and can

dispense with the more general "sparrow" approach. Once certain

of their willingness to help we ask about a trip to Peking

to study after which he wants to return to U.S. and take active

Recognize that this may be a sticking point.

We don't

want him here.

However, this idea has to always be in the

forefront as far as the Chinese are concerned otherwise they

have little reason to be interested in him.

This MUST appear to

be his goal.

We may be able to circumvent it later for one

reason or another, or it might be useful to bring him back

temporarily.

This decision must be reserved for that time.

'These stages and sub-stages must be further divided if

we are to understand the operation correctly and are to carry

It out correctly.

Each action he is asked to undertake must

be seen leading to something concrete in the next or another

step.

The whole

Op goes STEP BY STEP.

We do not Insert

unrealistic objectives, or

those which would be desirable but

may be difficult.

This is a waste of time.

We only sees to

do what is possible--possible is what can be turned into reality.

Emphasis must be made on "step by step" approach and must

be

maintained.

Otherwise we can trip ourselves up by trying to

accomplish something which is out of sequence FOR THEM.

For

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example:

He has read larx and Lonin.

fe might say he's quite

familiar with 1t.

We could then say

that he will read Mao and

after that he will be able to pretend to be a Maoist.

All of this

1s true.

He could say it' and

act like he and others thought

& Maoist should act.

However, appearance and essence are not

synononous.

It might appear to non-Maoists that our troop is a

Maoist because he can talk as good a gane as

anyone else--or

better than those who have not studied as luch--but the

essence

of being & Maoist is not contained in such superficialitles.

Nor is the

essence of being a Marxist-Leninist so contained.

He cannot, for example, bloom or emerge as a Maoist and find

acceptance with the Maoists.

They know the process it takes to

get there:

results.

"Several years of assiduous study can produce good

(Some Chinese quote on studying Mao.)

Their Weapon is Also Our Tool: Once we understand

correctly bow they wield their weapon, the dialectical method,

It can serve as our tool to pry our way into their camp.

Through proper study and understanding we can devel op and promote

Q's superiority among his friends and acquaintances.

To Marxists

he will be much more acceptable and his intel product will

probably be enhanced since they will talk on subjects they might

not have touched upon in the past, he will be more trusted, and

also he will have better recognition of key developments in

Marxist world tirough better understanding of their reality.

'10. Some activities which we might consider enroute.

Interested.

Start His Own Study Group: Chinese would be very

Unlike most study groups with which I am familiar

he would stress study of ideology--in correct way.

However,

to

prevent them from profiting from such study

they can be tied in

knots for months dealing with a variety of ideological problems.

There is no point in our developing for their use good

revolutionaries.

However, it would provide reason for frequent

contact with Chinese

in order for them to help him in the

development of his group.

Would probably lead him into contact

w1th other interesting types.

Might have 1t for "Americans

only" abroad--to avoid problems with Brits: whatever:

Might Talk About Starting a One Man Institute for

Studying African Revolution:

could put out a four page broad-

i sheet for peanuts.

It would discuss various African problems.

His book gives him good reason for such study.

He might draw

one or two people to him. Can use this too as basis for approach

to Chinese.

He will have come to recognize that he had not

painted the true picture of national lib struggle in his book

and through his broadsheet he seeks to rectify some his ideas.

01 African Revolution, „Seek to do another book on "The Dialectica

Here again the help of various

connunists,

Marxist-Leninists, and particularly the Chinese in providing

guidance (correct guidance) would give him frequent access and

contact--providing the Chinese are willing to help.

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Start a Broadsheet for American Revolutionaries

This would give him contet with a wide variety

of radical U.S. types abroad..

It would also have feed back

Into the American scene and in part fulfill his requirement to

have an active role with U.S. revolutionary developments.

undertake.

There are other activities which he might also

The above are a few ideas of what we can do to

"promote" QRPHONE.

He can do a number of different things

at the sametime since much of it overlaps and is hence com-

patible.

However

each must be structured,

with great attention to the details.

carefully handled,

Some Words of Caution: Our experience clearly Indicates

that it is Incorrect to rely upon either the agent or the

station to provide the impetus.

This seems to be true for a

number of reasons.

Case officers change often, chiefs of ops,

bases, or stations change--there is not much continuity.

are thinking of a long term operation which, as it grows,

becomes very complex.

It is not easily understood by someone

who gets involved after it has been going for sometime.

even more true of changes in station leadership whose attitude

18 largely developed on his subjective feelings from reading

only cable traffic.

The initiative, the opcrational ideas,

etc. are best kept

There is so much more information

here to work with, people with whom one can talk, staffs, etc.

Also most officers in the field simply do not have the time to

sit down and plan in the kind of detail that is needed to

continue and develop the op.

It calls for solid knowledge of

the communist reality in order to insure that no errors creep

¡In those contacts he may make.

It calls for someone to have the

I time to read,

certain publications, articles, etc., and

then to figure out

whether or not a given

publication or

To use tod the gutted centeen the idea,

write a useful letter, etc.

directions

and concrete

about how it should be used.

Case officers most

Ilkely won't be exposed to the same material and probably wouldn't

have the planning time necessary, or the various resources of

iqs to do what needs to be done.

This 1s not to suggest that the field has nothing to say.

However, if the understanding can be clearly made that this is in

fact a joint operation, with Hqs having an opportunity for big.

with the understanding that the only thing which matters

to all concerned is the correct development of the operation in

the given concrete conditions and not either the Hqs or the field

•trying to estabilsh some kind of supremacy of rights over the

athar--there 1a a good chance of success.

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Agent Profile - QRPHONE/L

QRPHONE/l is an American citizen and a singleton agent

who has been a recruited asset for some seven years.

He has

Xtensive contacts among leftist, radical, and

relations with many such figures for operational purposes

in spite of a formal disassociation sone years ago.

Originally a nember himself of a radical pro-communist

group, his disenchantment with internal personal and

political dissension in an orzanization to which he had

firmly committed himself led later to his acceptance of an

operational relationsbip with the Azency. Although targeted

after his recruitment at the plethora of new left and radical

elements in Europe, essentially for intelligence collection

purposes, QRPHONE/l has recently been redirected towari the

Chinese Communists with a view to ingratiating himself and

seeking tbeir guidance and support as he demonstrates an

interest in more effectively acting on their beball. Our

ultimate objective is to precipitate invitations to Mainland

China which will lead to successively higher echelons of

contact within the Chinese Government.

To prepare ORPHONE/l for this demanding task, extensive

retraining, assessment and remotivation were recently

accomplished and selective recontact was made by him with

his more influential and pertinent communist contacts.

Reactions to QRPHONE/l's allesed desire to more fully count

himself to the communist Chinese cause and the assistance

rendered thus far bj

these coununist contacts are encouraging

indicators of the potential success of this agent to achieve

our goal.

Although a complex man to manage operationally because

of his own background and the mix

of his ideologicad and

- challenge of the tests the Chinese are likely to throw bis

тау.

He 15 based in England, as is his case officer, and

operational neetings are beld in secure safe sites, sometimes

on the continent.'

QRPHONE/1 has produced numerous intelligence reports

on communist and radical targets in addition to his covert

action functions as a journalist and author. His long-term

tenure with the Agency will be determined in part by the degree

of success of his new Chicou directions.

O2B.L/MBAi

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• .

1 August 1972

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Meeting with QRPHONE/1

On 24 July 1972, Andy Ness (in alias as Andy),

Frank Falko (in alias as

Frank) and the undersigned

(in alias as Ken) converged on the OTR safesite in

New York City to meet with QRPHONE/l in order to debrief

him on his trip through WOCORK.

2. The discussion was started by having QRPHONE

relate the details of his trip on a city by city basis

describing the people he met and his reception by them.

It should be noted here that several of the individuals

that QRPHONE was to have seen were out of town or

unavailable, however, QRPHONE will correspond with these

individuals

in order

to maintain his relationship with

then.

NEWARK

QRPHONE met with Leibel Bergman at his home

and stayed overnight (14-15 July) as his guest.

QRPHONE told Bergman that he had decided to make

a full-time commitment to the study of Marxist-

Leninist (M-L) doctrine in order to become more

proficient in M-L theory and would like to join

the RU to

further this ambition.

Bergman's reaction,

according to QRPHONE, was enthusiastic.

gave QRPHONE some M-L literature (which was the

same as the literature Andy gave him

several

weeks ago to study) which he felt would be helpful.

Bergman stated that if QRPHONE was really interested

in becoming involved in the M-L movement he should

return to NOCORK because that "was where all the

Inconsistencies were." Bergman invited QRPHONE to

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take part in some l-l study groups but didn't

say what exactly would be studied.

The

following are some general comments QRPHONE

provided about Bergman.

Bergman doesn't like

Newark, he has been mugged several times and

sould like to go back to California; however,

that is not possible at this tine, so Bergmar

•ill instead move to New York City. Bergman

is pleased with the current development of the

RU.

He said that the recent trip to China by

several RU members was successful and that the

trip had been pleasant for them.

QR PHONE

commented that it appears that Berguan does not

have the same control of the RU that he formerly

had, although he is regarded as the "guru" of

the RU.

NEW YORK

ORPHONE said that Richard Ward is attempting

to sell the English language rights of

Prince Sihanouk's book My War With the CIA.

Ward had been trying to get Lyle Stuart to

purchase the rights but Stuart's antipathy

toward Wilfred Burchett,

• "that old Communist"

according to Stuart, was too great.

Burchett

apparently wrote the forward and Stuart doesn't

want to publish anything with his name on it.

QRPHONE, in our presence, called Stuart and

convinced him to at least read the manuscript of

the book before he turned it down.

Ward -has a

South Vietnamese student living with him as a

combination houseboy/coupanion.

whose name is David Truong,

is

This student,

the son of the

South Vietnamese presidential candidate Truong

Dinh Dzu, who ran in the 1967 South Vietnanes election

on a peace platform and who is now in prison.

ORPHONE said that this student has amassed a large

collection of books on intelligence, that the

books are expensive and that he doesn't have any

idea where the money to buy the books came frou.

He also said he doesn't think Truong has

Immigration, papers to stay in WOCORK legally. I

asked if Truong was in any way involved with the

recent attempt to hijack a plane to Hanoi. QRPHONE

stated that Truong knew the hijackers and might have

known something about the attempted hijacking

because the hijackers had also stayed at ward's

apartment.

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ward is going to France soon

for a vacation

with a girlfriend he refused to identify because

he feels his apartment and phones are bugged

"by at least ten intelligence agencies."

Before

he goes on vacation he intends to stop in Paris

and meet with DRV and PRG officials as well as

with Wilfred Burchett.

ward also net with

Jane Fonda prior to her recent trip to the DRV).

Ward will try to visit. QRPHONE in London sometime

in September before he returns home.

Ward

claimed that a "wealthy benefactor" gave hia sone

$1000 to cover the cost of his vacation.

Hard

himself is broke and makes only about $60 per

week salary.

DETROIT

QRPHONE was unable to see Milton Henry,

leader of the New Republic of Africa, who was on

vacation in Japan.

He did manage to see

FNU Boggs, who is apparen: ly

no longer involved

with radical organizations

but who is acting as a

clearinghouse for black and white radicals.

QRPHONE characterized Boggs as less doctrinaire

and less dogmatic than he had been in the past.

Boggs' feeling about the black radical movement

1s that it is in considerable disarray.

CHICAGO

ORPHONE saw LPWEAKLY/l who told bim that he.

was trying to get an invitation to visit China.

LPWEAKLY/1 told QRPHONE that if be went he would,

see about taking him along.

This was the first:

that QRPHONE knew about LPWEAKLY/l's plans.

ORPHONE was unable to see either Sidney Lens or

Hal Block because they were out of town.

He did

corroborate the fact that Block had recently

been to China. QRPHONE spent some time with

Don Wright, who was a member of the RU delegation

to China.

Wright is now a full-time RU official

responsible for

organizing RU cells in the

Mid-West and seems

committed to revolution

although he doesn't speak in M-L terminology.

Wright stated that one problem now facing the ru

involves national exposure, i.e., getting

minorities to become involved with the RU. This

is & change from past RU philosophy which was that

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free,

inority groups shouid form their ow

rganizations separate from the RU

QRPHONE

Gator spear to tae one or a

SAN FRANCISCO

Nichols, a Marxist scholar of note who translated

into the English the entire Fundamentals of

Political Economy. He was once a member of the

RU:

Emotionally, Davida is not as depressed as

she was several

months ago, even though her brief

exposure to the world of

labor union organizing

was a failure.

Her comments about the RU were

to condemn the Bruce Franklin group (Venceramos

Organization) which she said is going to bring

disaster to the whole RU because of its

predilection for violence before the groundwork

for revolution has been laid.

Fineman feels that

Robert Avakian, a high RU official,

is less wild

and erratic than in the past and has in fact

become a good M-L.

QRPHONE saw Paul Richards, Hodee Edwards'

son-in-law. Richards is a former CP member from

the Mid-West, which he left because of the people.

He feels that the Mid-West is a part of the

country where the Government ought to test nuclear

warheads. QRPHONE also met with Earl and Lee Rose.

Earl was in the RU delegation to China where he

must have caused some embarrassment to the

delegation by his naivete. He attempted to meet

African revolutionaries, particularly members of

the MPLA, which he didn't realize were Moscow-

oriented.

Rose asked QRPHONE to write and send

him material on the various African liberation

novements.

Lee Rose works for Bell Telephone

Company although Earl, her husband, is unemployed.

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ATLANTA

QRPHONE went to the Martin Luther King

Center for Social Change, formerly the Martin

Luther King Foundation, where he met with

rom Porter, the head staffer of the organization.

There was recently a split in the Center and the

Executive Director, a Dr. Scott, was forced out

of office.

The office is still vacant and,

according to Porter, will remain so for the

lumediate future.

The reason for the continued

vacancy is apparently to allow Coretta King and

other members of the Board of Directors to

maintain direct control.

Porter is a former

writer for Freedom Ways Magazine.

QRPHONE said

that Porter knew of him but didn't say exactly how.

QRPHONE told Porter he would consider writing a

brief on the Center for LPWEAKLY.

ORPHONE said

that the Center is going to establish a foreign

affairs staff which will be headed by Jack O'Dell,

an old CP member.

3.

discussed in broad terms what he could expect

next year with regard to securing entre to the Chinese.

QRPHONE was told that once he

was proficient in M-L

he would be expected to go out and test his knowledge

with various individuals and organizations in order to

gain access and become known to the Chinese.

Andy

emphasized it wouldn't be easy, that QRPHONE would have

to be diligent and patient, but that in the end, if he

was successful, the benefits would be many. QRPHONE

accepted this.

Nose

Kenneth Rosen

Branch 3

Covert Action Staff

DDP/CA/B3/KRosen:ckj (1 August 1972)

Distribution:

Orig.

- routed to AC/CA/B3

1 - AC/CA/B3

1 - CA/B3

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TSD/BAB MEMO # 275-72

20 July 1972

MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Rod Sweet, Chief CA-3

ATTENTION

: Mi. Ken Rosen, Rm 3D18

SUBJECT

: ORPHONE/1

1.

Attached is the psychological assessment of ORPHONE/1.

A preliminary verbal read-out was given on 7 July in which it

was stated that Subject was an emotionally stable individual.

We still support this statement, but a more in-depth analysis

revealed there are certain aspects of his personality that are

susceptible.

These are discussed in the report.

If any part

of the report is unclear or requires further discussion, please

contact us.

Meanwhile, we would appreciate receiving follow-

up information on Subject's performance in order to help us refine

and improve our methods of assessment.

James M. Keehner

TSD/BAB

Attachment:

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Direct Psychological Assessment

of

ORPHONE / 1

The psychological evaluation consisted of an extended inter-

view and the JBMINIMUM test.

working overtime to compensate.

He gets considerable satisfaction

and mileage out of his authorship; however, it takes a great deal

of his energy in order to discipline himself enough to write a

book.

His talents are much more in the field of journalism.

Mentally alert and very perceptive, he is aware of what is happening

around him.

These same traits would serve him well as an access

agent. However, his reporting may reflect some distortions because

his memory is not strong, and he tends to remember those events

that are of interest to him. He naturally has good manual-

manipulative skills, plus a practical bent tha-. should enable him

to easily and effectively learn and carry out tradecraft techniques.

Emotionally, Subject is fickle. "Out-of-sight - out of

mind," describes

the way he relates to others.

The reason for

this is that one of his primary needs is to be accepted and

liked. Most of his life has been spent seeking acceptance, and

because he is emotionally dependent he rapidly and intensely

becomes involved. If separated from someone with whom he is

involved, he has

look for another way to satisfy his needs.

An important fact which his case officer should remember is

that he is not motivated by an ideology, but rather by the person

who represents a particular ideology.

His relationship with his

case officer is of prime importance.

To ensure his loyalty to

the organization and consistent performance, he will need intense

handling. The problem is that he may balk since he resists

authority. He has the tendency to think that he knows it all,

as witnessed by his never completing a degree.

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ORPHONE/1

Conclusion:

Subject is a bright, extremely ambitious, and aggressive

Individual who appears to be motivated to work for the Agency

by three needs:

1) a need to be accepted and liked; 2) a materíal-

istic need; and 3) as a vehicle to be vindictive to former loyal-

ties, l.e., the far left or radical movement in this country.

though he is capable of switching loyalties, and his life

history attests to this fact, it is very difficult to predict his

future behavior since so much depends on his life circumstances.

One statement that can be made is that, given his personality,

it is very doubtful if he would return

But if not personally involved with someone from this agency

who can give him acceptance and support, he is likely to look

elsewhere for his need satisfactions.

PAS Formula: 14 (Etutc Retct Uoo) It

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INTERKALIZER

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.loser Biected

Pazsically lactire, coalemplale

Vales sdeas. synte's

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HIGH

REGULATED

urg arided

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Role learning

Inalinally insülated

Mamery good lor procedures and soulices

Biock Design

HiCH

(Picture hirangement )

Role ADAPTIVE

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•socialiy respoasire aet suzzestitie

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"Bettects grosp behaviar

Guerestimates

low

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EXTERNALIZER

Respons're, castre

Outei Firecied,

Physically Aclire, retaling

Praclical, eoncsele, realistic

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High imaginatica

Trial and error

Spostanecos, explessive, sensilire

Memory gocd for feelings and impressisas

ї giron

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Undereshorates

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sinting

SLUIST :

17 July 1972

1:DRANDUM FOR: Chier, Covert Action Staft

ATTONTION:

Ix. Jim Anthony

SUBJBCT:

ompletion of Training Report for ORPHOKI/1

Draining Program "SHAW"

REFERENCE:

- so.

1. ORPHONE/1 was trained covertly in New York from 22 June to

14 July 1972.

There were sixteen sessions for a total of eighty-seven

training hours.

2. This was a happy reunion of trainee and instructor. Less then

two years ago, PHONE was given three days of reports training (Please

PHONE was totally engrossed in every training session from the moment

of his arrival to the moment of his departure. Remembering that the

Instructor does not eat lunch, PilONE brought & sandwich with him daily

end took this lunch while Ilstening to the instructer. Thus, every

minute of every day was made to count.

The only time lost was three hours for JBMINIMUM and on the

several phone calls he had to make daily to check for calls to his cover

office, then follow up with calls to those persons who had called his

office and had left messages to be called back.

At the most, these calls

took half an hour. On some days, they took far less.

4. His cover organization work took up a considerable portion,

everyday, of his free time with the result that he could not do any

casing to speak of for subsequent preparation of commo plans for exercises.

For exemple, told early on to prepare two dead drop commo plans, he

was not able to come up with anything till the last week - end then

with only one written one and one that he reveiwed orally. As a result

he had to be given time during the training day to write reports of

his comtersurveillance exercises and one of his agent developmental

exercises.

After one such exercise, asked 1f he wished to take time

out during the training day to write his report he said:

"No, tonight

I will make time to write it."

And he did. And it was a good report.

On each Sunday, he vent out of town to visit his aged Grandmother.

Xe used the travel time to read tradecraft books (he read seven altogether).

EEPPY FON CELES DES11SS59293

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Stunt!

On Tuesday, July th, his publisher appointed him baby sitter for the

publisher's teen age son and there vent any hope of getting eny casing

done that day. At leest one time, he mentioned that he did not zo

to bed till two that norning and as he had left the afternoon before,

he had stated that he had meetings starting at jour-thirty that afternoon.

With all that, he nevertheless was fully alert and attentive every minute

of every training session.

6. In his developmental recruitment series of exercises, his

Instructor played the role of operations officer -- and a real durio-

dumb he was. In such circunstances, PHONE had to do all the thinking,

all the planning, all the casing for neeting sites, all the analyzing,

all the preparing and pointing for the recruitment.

It was pure joy

to watch this man, aiter each meeting and again before the next one,

go to work on the problem. He lnew where he was, knew where he wanted

to go, knew hot to get there.

When Ir. Rod Sweet, during the critique

at the end of the series of exercises said:

"He did a beautiful job,"

PHONE had earned that accolade all by himself.

The instructor's only

contribution had been in the teaching of the subject of Agent Acquisition.

7. At this point, the instructor wishes to execute a lou bou in

the direction of Mr. Sweet: He played his agent role excellently well

and made the exercise & meaningful one for PhonE.

The three trips to

New York by Mi. Sweet must have been very taxing, particularly in vien

of his immediately upcoming ThY trip, but they were efforts well spent.

8. No man, of course, is perfect.

Bach has an Achilles heel, &

weakness, or an all-too-human trait, at the very least. Our PHONE has

He has a very quick mind. He knows it. And knowing it, he relies

on it, counts on 1t.

This, in turn, leads to a snall failure in seli-

discipline. For example, told to write out his plan for the recruitment

pitch, he came in with six words (maybe not that many) scratched on a

3 by 5 leaf torn out of his pocket notebook.

He then proceeded, fron

these few words, to run off his plan without a single pause for en

un, hi, er, etc. It was as though he was reading a definition from a

dictionary, so smoothly did his mind and thoughts run. He prepares

everything in his mind, it appears, and does not like to write out

that which he feels he should not have to write out.

to heve so facile a mind, a bit of discipline, to write out in full

so important an act es a recuritment pitch, might one day save griel

when an error vould have been spotted had the entire plan been written

out then looked over for possible flers.

9. Ints small flaw, the instructor feels, accounts in considerable

measure for PHOrt's failure to bring in a written dead drop plan till

the last days of the program.

PHONE felt he could just as essily report

In fact, the other dead drop (he hed been asked to do tro)

on which he reported orally, he discussed as though the peper was in

front of him and he was reading from it. Nothing was missing - area

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description, access, hours of availability, the opposition, pros and

cons as to suitability -- it vas all there.

He just didn't like to

write out that upon which he could report orally.

10. In writing reports on the two counter-surreillance exercises,

he dashed those off in jig tine. No pause for thining, no pause to

look up at the ceiling or out the window.

to reconstruct, to remenber -- just an IBs-type printout.

1l. The instructor sets down this reluctance on our hero's part

to write out certain things, not to downgrade him, but to alert desk

end field officers toat if they must have a certein report by a certain.

time, and they wast it in writing, they must be fir.

For exemple,

after the second meeting in the developmental series, the instructor

said: "I must have that report first thing in the morning. Do you

want to take time out from this afternoon's training session to do it?"

And, as already reported above, PHONE preferred to seve the training

time and he answered

"I will make time to write it". In this case,

time was of the essence because Mr. Sweet had to see the report before

When PHONS feels that an oral

report is adequate he finds it a little difficult to bring himself to

find time to make a written report. Told definitely that he must write

a report and given a deedline, he meets the deadline and the report is

everything it should be.

12. His reports on his recruitment meetings, iT. Sweet said, were

excellent. No jumping to conclusions, no padding, no misinterpretations,

no omissions.

13. The surveillance team captain, reading PHONE's report on his

actions during the countersurveillance exercises, carvelled at the

completeness, total accuracy of description of the surveillants PHONE

had made, including their ages (but always made each man an inch or

two shorter than the actual height -- which PHONE admitted he does

constantly), and the total recall of every move, every street crossing,

every compass direction. (In the first countersurveillance exercise,

sprung on PHONS vithout a moment's prior notice, he made one of his

tHo surveillants.

In the second one, with plenty of time to prepare,

he made all three of them.

These were two different teams from the

New York Office of Security).

Concluding his admiration of PHONE's

reporting, the surveillance tean captain said to the instructor:

"You

should be very proud of him".

14. In both exercises, the surveillance teans criticized the

rapidity of PHONE's novements. He walks very rapidly from place to

place, then spends time to browse in & book shop. Then off again at

a high rate of speed to his next stop.

They also criticized his looking

both ways while crossing a one way street. They felt it made him aypear

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tall conscious. These are a typical Hew Yorker's habits. The instructor,

also a New Yorker, 1s guilty of the identical actions. We are highly

kinetic in our novements and as for looking both ways while crossing a

one-way street, we follow the old karine Corps adage:

"There's always

one S.O.B. that doesn't get the word". By sheerest coincidence, when

the Instructor was on his way to the safesite to deliver the surveillance

tean's report, he violated his own rule of looking both ways ir. crossing

& one-way street and was bowled over by a hippie on a loaded bike --

going the wrong way.

Only the large heavy filn case the instructor

vas carrying kept him from being knocked flat.

15. Nevertheless, PilOt is now fully cognizant of the appearance

that his actions create and will watch it in the future.

16. One last note on the counter-surveillance exercises: He

chose his positions well and he camouflaged his actions beautifully.

One escample:

the Instructor called the surveillance team for & quick

feedback on

the first

exercise and caught the men just as they returned

to their office. They got on different phones for a three way conversation.

They reported one incident as follows:

"So rapid were PHONE's sovements,

that

when he net a friend of his, he hardly paused to speak with him,

just waved him off". The second surveillant:

"37o, It didn't look like

that at all, to me.

To me it looked like this Indian-looking person

stopped PHONE and asked him for directions and PHONE ERve them and just

went

about his business".

PHOle's orm report, khich he wrote up before

he learned about the two different interpretations of the Incident:

"_- where I stopped a foreign-looking man, apparently Indian in origin

and asked hin for the Museum which I knew perfectly vell is on 55th

Street.

I turned around as he pointed south to 55th Street and spotted

the same man in the grey suit, nor holding his hat in his hand".

17. In the second exercise, there were two items

the team was surprised to note in PHONe's report that PHONE even had

the name of the book that the surveillant picked up when he followed

PHONE into a book store.

Second, when the exercise was over, the team

compared notes and decided that PHONE may have made two of them but

could not possibly have made the third man.

The team captain, on reading

PHONE's report, was stunned to see that PHOTS had indeed made the third

man also, but good.

18. PHONE had an elicitation exercise (in addition to the develop-

mental acquisition series) with ir. Harry Webster, an instructor in the

New York office.

After relating the fine job that FiOil had done, Mir.

Webster's report concluded:

"A first rate performence by PHONE, who's

obviously been around - both covervise and for real".

19. His choice of neeting places with his agent could not be

faulted.

For one, he chose in Bast Side restaurant (where diplomants,

es NIr. Sweet held himself out to be, would properly be seen diring).

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Yet it was far enough away iron the nited Nations building to lessen

the chances that FrOlE himself and his putative diplowat terget would

be spotted by riends or acquaintances. His choice for the next neeting

sas at an impressively nened new restaurant near the Lincoln Center

for the Performing Arts on the west Side of town.

This restaurant wes

loceted in the safesite complex.

fe was thus able vary smoothly to

invite his ayent to the safesite from the restaurant for the recruiting

pitch.

20. He did very well in executing two recognition meetings and

two brush passes.

He had no time to write his on commo exercises

To give him

variety, he was alternately the higher and the lower echelon, alternately

accepted and made the hand-off.

21. In operational and intel reports, he did very well.

He very

successfully separated the operational from the intel info and the

source comments from the positive intelligence.

22. Instructor's Observation: PHONE 18 & proud man, both as an

Indiviaual and as an operator.

While he was very discreet about it,

very circumspect, he did, nevertheless, let the instructor know that

he has, on occasion been handled with something less then pure genius.

this,

like the previous item, is noted not to down-grade PHONE, but to

alert both desk and field officers that this man, being very sure,

positive, definite and strong, hopes to be handled in a manner that

would have those same words apply.

23. In sum: A very good nan.

24. In an effort to evaluate the effectiveness of the training,

ve would appreciate a detailed evaluation report in July 1973 Ixom the

field station.

This report should indicate the extent to which the

training has made the trainee a more useful and effective asset and

should evaluste the performance in each area of tradecraft in which

training was conducted; negative as vell as positive comments are

solicited. The field station's report should also include the trainee's

own comments. Please ask the field station to slug the report wolold/

ORFSIONE/ 1/ SHAW.

Upon receipt of the report at Headquarters, please

forward a copy to the undersigned.

FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING:

Call rathe

CATES L.

BATTEN

DC/OS/ALT/TR

Originated by:

Aristides G. Lazarus

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SECRET

REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR INVESTIGATIVE ACTION

(410016

handcairy & copy ol

this form)

PLEASE COMPLETE EACH SECTION AND APPROPRIATE ELANI

DATE

20 sarch 1972

TO:

CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION

CHIEF.

INVESTIGATION ALO SUPPORT DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY

CHIEF, PERSONNEL SECURITY DIVISION, OFFICE OF SECURITY

SUBJECT:

(8800

Richard Thanas Gibson

CRYPTOMYM, PSEUDONYM, AKA, ON ALIASES

FROM:

102 J00% L0r8

CA/B3

PROJECT ORPHOHE

CI/DA FILE NO.

RI 208 FILE NO.

201-306052

1. TYPE ACTION REQUESTED

PROVISIONAL PROPRIETARY APPROVAL

PROPRIETARY APPROVAL

COVERT NAME CHECK

SPECIAL INQUIRY (SPECIFY)

CONTRACT TYPE D

SO FILE NO.

PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL

OPERATIONAL APPROVAL

PROVISIOMAL COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL

COVERT SECURITY APPROVAL

CONTRACT TUPE A

SECURITY AND RELIABILITY DETERMIMATION

2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE

IDternat100a1

3. FULL DETAILS OF USE BEO FRA Part II, page 3, Bection VI, 4 and 5.

4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER

YES

NO

A. U-S- GOVERMMIAT INTEREST MAY BE SHORN DURINE INVESTIGATIONS

D. CIA INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURINE INVESTIGATIONI

C. IS SUBJECT AVARE OF U.S, GOVERNKENT INTEREST IN HIMS

O. IS SUBJECT MARE Or CIA YelLited" but oubject doubtlees suspects, SCIA

HO FBI • All

INDICATE ANY LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SUBIICI

¡fa snon then bas bem racelyad and raylanei

". SUGGEST "COVER PRETEXT" TO BE USED IN CONDUCTINE PERSONAL INVESTICATION OT SUBJECT.

E. DO YOU PLAN TO MAKE SUBJECT MITTINE OF AGENCY OR GOVERNMEMT INTERESTE

"* NO INVESTIGATION OUTSIDE OF CIA, EXPLAIN FULLY

Be Memorandu dated Is February 1956°

5- PRO STATUS

X¡PRO I OR DIO DATA IN 121 COPIES ATTACHED

Updated

& PRO 11 OR COUIVALENT WILL DE FORMANDED PRIOR

TO EXPIRATION OF POA.

+ COPY

6- R. I. TRACES- INCLUDING COMINT

NO RECORD

NO RECORD

WILL FORBARD

WILL FORMARO

MON-DEROGATORY

7. DIVISION TRACES- INCLUDING COMINT

NON-DEROGATORY

" 8.

FIELD

TRACES

FA

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FORBARD

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CRS/ISG

FILL FORBARD

NO RECORD

SPECIAL CHECK NSA INDICES

NO RECORD

PILL FORMARD

"LIST AREAS CHECKED

"O IF MOT

CHECKED

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Comtet so additionnl aincs last check 1966

NA

MOM-DEROGATORY

10.FI/D ••

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MOT APPLICABLE

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DEROGATORY/SIGNIFICANT ATTACHED

pretlously sent

DEROGATORY/SIGMIFICANT ATTACHED

previously sent

DEROGATORY/SIGNIFICANT ATTACHED

DEROGATORY/ SIGNIFICANT ATTACHED

CS REFS TO FI/D (BR. FILES)

DEROGATORY/SIGNIFICANT ATTACHED

OTHER (EXPLAIN)

SIGNATURE

Roderick 1.

OFFICER

Sweet

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AMENDMENI TO PRO PARI I

Name: Richard Thomas Gibson

DPOB: 13 May 1931

Section II, 12

Los Angeles, California

Present Residence: 32 Hartswood Road

Stanford Brook, London W. 12 (owner)

Section X

Monique Gibson

Female

Born 1966

U.K. U S. Citizen

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PERSONAL RECORO QUESTIONNAIRE

PART 11 - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION

DISPATCH NO.

INSTRUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER

the cane

officar or appropriato authority on the badio ol the best anailable in-

an approval unlona requester farasshes andoors to all goderdono

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SECTION I

CONTACT ANO DEVELOPHENT

1. INDICATE HOD, OHEM, THERE, ONY, AND Or SMON SUBJECT NAS FIAST CONTACTED OR DEVELOPRO.

No change

MANICAL END SUBERT COOL TURNCO GE POUNCE PETE" CURE MANNER TO REY RESPONSIBLE CASE ORICER POR

Yes IO any Case Officer Introdiced to bia by RODIGAST, OF ABTOR C. LAGILESTRA.

= LIST

OTHER CASE OFFICERS THO HAVE HANDLEO SUBJECT OR DHOM ME KHORS OR HAS ANONN. EIVE MAMES ON THIGH THEY MAVE

EEN

See Previous Part II

AarOn C. LAGINESTRA Known to Subject as "We™

Louise R. CONGREVE

"Louise Chapnan"

Isabelle R. PRIMI

"Ana"

Hovell D. KAIMERVAYER

"Jim"

Harie M. WEBBERT

"Pat"

1050a

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MUTIVATION AND CONTROL

This inage of ENIRUSI as a powerful, professional organization bas been enbanced in

ORPACiTE/l's case by the circumstances of his agent relationship, daica require very

professional canaling Indeed @/1 cas probatly come to buld a rather alamorous

'storyboor." Image of BiTRUST and of the luportrace of his contribution to the dodor

BKTRUST EFTORI. Ibis is a very curas trait and should not be exascerated in his case,

2. INDICATE TUAT CONTROL, 18 ANY, EXISTS OUCA THE SURECT, Ill Do COneral, on il eboro la a loch al radaadmarol

ARPHCNE/ 1 18 dependent upon & BKTRUST salary and has signed recruitzeat documents and

a security pleage.

ERPAONE/1 18 not a handling problen and ubere bes never been eay

Instance in wilch either he or his bandler bas had occasion to allued to these cost-ol

factors.

SECTION 111

COVER

1. COVER USED BY SUBJECT ANO CASE OFFICER IN THEIR MEETINGS.

Subject and RODIGAST use & journalist lterary agent cover in the unliely event

their clandestine meetings are coupraised.

other officers will use cover of both being

2. 189ESS ABUSEEP TA DEPAPRE ATE IN ORATION AND IN CONTACTING MIS INFORMANTS.

Freelancexx fornalist, autkera, and as & syrpathetic leftist

8. IMDICATE SERVICE FOR SHICH SURECT THIMKS HE (Will work) (la vortine).

BKTRUST

SECTION IV

INTELLIGENCE COMMECTICNS AND TRAIMING

P. EXPLAIM SUBJECT•S AMORN PAST OR PRESENT COMMECTION DITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, INDICATE THE EXTENT

SUCH COMMICTION IS AMONA OVERTLY.

No change from previous PRQ Part I

2. 113T OTHER INDIVIDUALS (AGARCO, POlARIVRO, PrIPAdO) OHO ANON OF SUBJECT'S PRESENT INTELLIGDACE ACTIVITIES.

None

3. EXPLAIN ANY TRAIMIME SUBJECT MAS MAD IN CLANDESTIME OPERATIONS.

See Previous PRQ Part II

Reporting Instruction with emphasis on spotting and assesasent reports 14-16 Oct. 137

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COLLABORATIOM POTENTIA

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INDICATE OTHER FOREION POMER SUBJECT MOULO DE MOST LIKELY TO COLLADORATE DITH BECAUSE OF MIS IDEOLOGY ON PAST

ASSOCIATIONS.

EXPLAIN.

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sotivation and Control

lo but every one of the wild ant1-BKIRUSI storles which he heard probably only

serves to accentuate the feeling on his part o? being a cember of a very

impressive outilt.

Having accepted BKTRUST employment for a conbination of reasons, it

must be added that ERPICKE/1 clearly likes his work. le enjoys dealing with

Interaational Issues and political subjects. He enjoya the travel and the

opportunity to exercise his language capability. In sbort, the rether

sophisticated and cosmopülitan life which he has been able to live appeals

to him.

ARPHONE/1 was recruited at a tine when he vas in serious financial straits.

BKTRUST has given him a job, paid hin seasonably vell and regularly, and

has enabled hin to be independent of his wife's fanily's charity.

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SECTION VI

OPERATIONAL USE - CONTACT

SUBJECT HAS BEER

MATION HE MAS FURNISMED.

USCO OR COMTACTED BEFORE, INDICATE ACTIVITY IS DWICH ME MAS ENGAGEO ANO THE TYPE OR INTOR-

No Change

2. INDICATE MOM AND FROM THON SUBJECT DATAINS INFORMATION.

so Change

S. IADICATE DUAT MAS BELA TOLD SUBJECT AS TO THE DISPOSITION OT INTORRATION ME FURNISHES.

wothing

A. DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSIO FI OR CI TYPE USE OR DUTIES.

journalat cover and as spathetic leftist no ello contacts in the targetice

aílleu of Afro-Asian radical, pro-conule groups and solicit laforuation fron then on

their activity, plans and viers. Subject, will also coatact, assess recruit and

possibly handle assets in these groups.

Ia pursuit si operational objectives, be

maj be required to join a radical or palzation and a travel to sloc countries.

$. OITAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED PA-PA TYPE USE OR DUTIES.

No Pl duties or use are anticipated. Selective CA exploitation vithin his cover

situation - 1.º. es a provacateur or reans to surfece anti-soviet material fron a

"Hational llberation" standpolat - vill be continualiy possible.

SECTICH VIL

PROPOSED LIAISON OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY

DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSED SLALION TUPE CONTAGI OR OPERATIOMAL USE:

A- UMERE SUBJECT IS DA OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOREIEN COYERHMENTS

None

BO UNIRE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL OF AMOTMER AGENCY OF TMIS SOVERNAENT:

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AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT

PERSONNEL AUREN TO SUASECT

FLATIONSHIA DITA SUBJECT, P-E, TRAIMEE. OPPOSITE MUMBER, REMUNERATION, IT ANTS ACING

Subject has IDA providing for salary Ol $950.00 per sunth, (tax free), reimburserent

for operational expenses and trarel unless these are paid by other sources.

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SECTION XILI

AVOCATIONAL INTEPESTS

1. INDICATE SUBJECT'S HOBBIES OR INTEREST IM SPORTS, MUSIC: A:.-

None knows

SECTION XIY

GENERAL

" CATATE SUN A SO SPECTER CHARACTERISTICS, ARE SUEM AS NE COULD PASS AS A NATIVE

subject speaks fluent but foreiga-accented Prench. He bas a functional speaking

command of Stenish and Italian and can read Gercas. Except for his lazquaze, be

caula pass as an Algerian.

8. INDICATE TMETHES

I IN PRO PARTS I AND 11 MAS OBTAINED DY RESEARCH, CLAMDESTINE ASSESSMENT. FILES.

CORRESPONDENCE-OR OTHER MEANS.

Reseerch, files, correspondence and assessment by previous case officers

ROUTINE ACTION IS REQUIRED, IF AND MHEN TERMINATION OF SUBJECT IS EFFECTED, PLEASE EXPLAIM. (A100

вза,

BapPA)

None anticipated

SECTION XY

OVERGENCY CONDITIONS RECONTACT ARRANGEMENTS

GIVE FULL

DETAILS

1.E.

RECOGMITION SIENALS, SINI MMERE COULD CONTACT BE MADES SHAT DOMA FIDES COULO IMDIVIDUAL

MAXIME CONTACT

USED

SECTION XYI

MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIOHAL CATA AND REMARKS

BGSWIRL EXAMINATION OF SUBJECT On 21 September 1970 (no deception reported).

DATE

10 March 1972

DAATURE OF APPROPRIATE SENIOR OFFICER

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i MAR 1912

SENOR INDUN FOR: Chief, Corest Actlos Stall

SUBJECT:

Bevier of Project CEPHONE

A revieu in some depth of PrOjeCt ARPHONE RAB

conducted In January 1972 by DC/CA and se with Branch 3

personnel, with the particlpation of Richard Berkey

Attached at lab A are the questions which

responEeR to these questione and the revieo discusaton

1s not practical so I have attempted belon to sumnarize

the general conclusions which energed.

Atrached at

tab B are tuo charts prepared by Branch 3 los the revien

plus a rough draft "CI Asnessment" which they also

prepared.

2.

Pl and CAL Excluding FBI Sensitive Reports,

QAPRONE dropped Iron 157 reports In FY 1968 to 6 reporte

18 FY 1971.

His FI reports have evidently not been

used as a basla for CA activities clace 1967.

Th18

Bltuation is apparently due to a variety of factore:

the character of the man hiugell, restrictions placed

upon his, a changing political context shich compounded

targetting diff1cultles, the complications of his own

security situation, and the nethod by which be vas

handled.

It was agreed that YRPHONE does have Inhereat

skills which should have an application to either FI or

сА пок.

He 16 politically attuned; be urites vell:

he can handle contacts in several langusges; he knows

hoy to nove internationally; he has an engagiag social

personality; he has an established (11 controversial)

reputation as a left oriented journallat/writer with

SOME ECHOLABBIC CECENtLAIS.

The problem remains one of

focussing bis talents and determining the platfora from

which he should operate.

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ORPHONE can be viewed as egsendally

possesahere are, however, qualllications on thie.

move snall children and an unuitting, anti-us, uhite,

barish aile, Who would only be uilling to leave her

Daeland 11 the overt job to which ARPHONE MAs gOlDE

was clearly a atep upward in his career.

handling.

The sethod by walch ORPHONE has been

handled, l.e. mainly through Rodigrat (although there

has beca direct ICPIPIT contact revently),

nessarily cumbersore and not suited to the close consul-

tation needed to explore ORPHONt's luture directiong.

Having been declared to the British Services the most

Becure place to neet ORPHONE iB in the UK and he Bhould

be handled directly by an LOpIpIt officer.

secursty.

QRPHONE cannot escape the record

of allegaciona that he 1a Agency-connected.

That be can

do, homever, 18 face-up to these charges, challengo thes

and deny them.

There say thas alnays be sore clement

of suspicion attached to hia, but, as time paises with-

out definite proof of such a connection, 1t8 inpact on

bla actiolties may be miniaised and be

may be able to

engage In effective sork inspite of 1t.

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Bub-agents.

It mas felt that ARphONE any

possibly have a ilair for recruiting and bandling sub-

agents.

It was belleved that this should be explored

and that he should be siven relevant trainlug, based in

Hey York.

Thia would also prouide the opportunity for

Headquarters exploration with hin of his future develop-

ment.

What ORPHaNe's orn thoughts sight

be on his mogt natural course of development are not

He day have an Inclination toward African

Liberation Movesents--the aubject of hiB most. recent

major writing-but it could be questioned whether on

this or on anti-ledayeen work, there 1s sufficient

He has no 81gn1f1-

cant bage in the American black community (rather the

contrary) which sould make bin of interest to others on

Ris overt political orientation is described

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as "radical," but it 18 an Intellectual "radicallen,"

not revolutionary. Further, he la basically a theoreti-

clan not a personal activist by nature. He uight be

asked and sight undertake an activist role-but 1t 10

felt that it sould not sit naturally upon him and

sould probably not achieve whatever access night have

been postulated.

Within his treoretician, non-actlviat

contest it was nevertheless felt that the probably-to-

be-expanded fleld of Chinese Coumunist activittes 1n

Furope provided the locus which might nost unefully be

explored. The exparsion of Chineße Conmunist activittes

Is furoDe say come quite alonly but, in vies of the

probable shortage of assets In this

field, It ras a

matter on which

He should have some patlence.

It 18

aldo & field thich could be explored without @PHoNE's

needing to move.

whether be focusses on this fleld or

another, homever, ORPHONE deeds to develop some jos

or organisational base which will make him interesting

an a target hinell to those ve uiah to focus dia on.

At the present time his cover does not provide a power

or influence base and he 1a essentially completely

dependent upon uB.

CA Btalt Tersination/Redirection Responsibility.

It was felt that in this process of redirection of

OPEONE, CA Staff should retaln responslbllity 105

ORPHONE.

Even 1f a London-based assignaent did not

gork out and 1t was decided to nove ORPHONB to another

ATeR CA StAll should keep the project during the trial

period and with this the responsibllity for termination

18 the trial proved unsuccessful.

If the trial was

successial, on the other hand.

then me would have

discharged our responsibility for ORPHONE and could

Some tine has passed since the above discusslons

took place.

I an not aware of the extent to uhich there

say alteady have been a follor-up to then.

Needless to

38y, they have decided field Inplications In which

ICPIPIT seeds to be consulted, should they be pursued.

James E. Knott

PrOFIRNS OffICEI

Covert Action StalI

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AGENT EVALUATION

NAME:

ORPHONE/ 1

DATE:

18 January 1971

PROJECT: QRPIONE

STATUS: Contract Agent (Under

a Memorandum of Oral

Agreement)

OVERT JOB DESCRIPTION: International correspondent for "Sunday supplement"

type color magazine distributed by twenty major newspapers in the

Also represents owner of this culor magazine in other of

his business ventures in Europe.

of small U.S. news service.

18 an occasional contributor to several magazines and newspapers.

COVERT JOB DESCRIPTION:

Singleton agent targeted at the radical left,

Including Maoist, African liberation,

and Palestinian groups.

Q/l's access derives fron his many contacts in these circles.

PERFORMANCE OF COVERT DUTIES: Q/1 continues to perform well and

without posing problems for his handler.

His personality is

easy-going and his attitude positive. If his efforts are not

always totally successful - leaving us with tantalizing bits

of information and many uranswered questions - this is generally

due to operational circumstances in which he was simply unable

to elicit more information on a given subject.

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PERFORMANCE OF OVERT DUTIES: Ql does a solid and workmanlike job

as a journalist.

He has acquitted himself well both as a

representative of his cover firm and in his free lance activity.

Occasional prompting on this subject produces added effort and

in this connection the operation profits particularly from the

energy and knowledge of the deep-cover agent handler who himself

has faced similar cover demands over many years.

ATTITUDE TOWARD JKLANCE: ORPHONE/l's attitude is positive. (See below

under Motivation. J

ATTITUDE TOWARD COVER EMPLOYER: Q/1's attitude is good. He has made

an effort to discharge his part of the cover arrangement and to

understand the weaknesses and problems which plagued his former

cover organization. He is approaching his new cover arrangement

MOTIVATION IN ACCEPTING JKLANCE RELATIONSHIP: This 1s a subject on

which a good deal has beensaid over the course of this operation.

The following points can be made on the subject of @/l's

motivation:

A. His basic image of JKLANCE is positive.

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This

image of JKLANCE as a powerful, professional

organization has

been enhanced in Q/l's case by the

circumstances of his agent relationship, which require

very professional handling.

Indeed Q/l has probably come

to isold a rather

glamorous

"storybook" image of JKLANCE

and of the importance of his contribution to the JKLANCE

effort.

This

is

a very human trait and should not be

exaggerated in his case, but every one of the wild anti-

JKLANCE stories which he heard probably only serves to

accentuate the feeling on his part of being a member of

a very il'pressive outfit.

c. In his political evolution over the years, 21

has becone active in at least two "causes".

In both

instances he saw these causes undermined by petty jealousy

and factional struggles and in both cases he was personally

harmed as a result.

The product of this situation has been

& certain disillusionment with "causes" and a cynical political

outlook.

(In other circumstances this night be called

political maturity. Ql now tends to view political trends

as a detached observer rather than a participant.

D.

Following on the foregoing thought is the fact

that he is an American (and does not consider himself

disloyal).

Given his citizenship and his disinclination to

feel "involved" in the currents of the radical leftiklance,

has been perfectly willing to accept employnent by

to report on those currents.

He does not give any indication

that he views this as "squealing" on his friends - indeed

the contrary seems to be the case.

E.

On a more mundane level, it must be realized that

Q/1 was recruited at a time when he was in serious financial

straits.

He was without a job and was living off the charity

of his wife's family.

JKLANCE has given him a job, paid

him reasonably well and regularly,

and has enabled him to

be independent of his wife's family's charity.

F.

Having accepted JKLANCE employment for a combination

of the reasons set forth above, it must be added that Q/1

clearly likes his work.

He enjoys dealing with international

Issues and political subjects.

He enjoys the travel and

the opportunity to exercise his language capability.

In

short, the rather sophisticated and cosmopolitan life which

he has been able to live appeals to him.

In assessing the relative importance of these

several factors which make up Q/l's motivation, the under-

signed would stress that C and E were probably

causes of his acceptance of recruitment while A and D were more

B and F have arisen since recruitment and

probably play an important role in his current motivation.

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WIFE'S ATTITUDE TOWARD JKLANCE: Ql's wife is not witting of his

JKLANCE affiliation.:

She was allowed to believe that he was

working indirectly for the Chinese.

She certainly is aware

of the past JKLANCE accusations which have been leveled at

Q/1, but as far as Ql can determine (and this is not a subject

on which he can come right out and ask a direct question) she

continues to accept the Chinese story. It should be added

that Mrs. Ql is British and is the holder of some rather

typical

"left" anti-JKLANCE attitudes.

It should also be noted

that the relationship between the two is fraught with a variety

of problems thereby adding to the complexity of the situation.

Certainly the whole subject of Q/l's activities is one which

Mrs. Q/1 views with misgivings and which is simply not discussed --

lest it lead to acrimony. Mention should also be made that

Mrs. Ql seens to accept as legitimate the small amount of

money received from Q/l's cover and to regard this as a genuine

stringer relationship.

RESPONSE TO CASE OFFICER HANDLING: QRPHONE/l has a very pleasant

personality and responds well to Case Officer handling.

a most willing asset requiring no special handling care - other

than the normal professionalism expected in the handling of a

sensitive asset such as @1.

WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT INSTRUCTIONS OR GUIDANCE: Q/1 is willing to

accept guidance and criticism

-- provided it is constructive.

If anything, he may sometimes be too willing.

occasionally exceeds his sense of security and it then falls

to his handler to bear in mind security and/or operational

considerations which may affect his pursuit of a given target.

However, this should not be over dramatized.

RESPONSIVENESS: Q1 is most responsive to requirements levied upon

him.

In

this connection it should be recalled that his ability

to respond fully is usually restricted by

the nature of his

relationship with his informants; i.e., since he

is only eliciting

the information from unwitting

informants he is rarely able to

press for all the desired details.

JKLANCE CONTROL: Q/1 is dependent upon a JKLANCE salary and he has

signed recruitment documents and a security pledge.

We hasten

to add that Q/l is not a handling problem and there has never

been any instance in which either he or his handler has had

occasion to allude to these control factors.

PERSONAL SECURITY: Q1. has a good sense of personal security and his

handler makes an effort to build upon this at every opportunity.

As cited above, @/l's

enthusiasm sometimes leads to his failure

to consider all aspects and implications of a given situation.

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OTHER SECURITY AND COVER SITUATIONS: The past allegations of @l's

aifiliation with JKLANCE, many pre-dating his actual recruitment,

and an extra discrsion lo dii's cover situation.

He have no

indication that any of

these allegations are based on any proof,

nor have they produced a significant reduction in his number of

contacts.

ABILITY TO WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION: Q/1 is a self-starter and can

work well for extended periods without supervision.

ADHINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS: Q/1 poses only a minimum administrative

burden.

He is not overly concerned about his administrative

and financial position, allowances, payments, etc.

He merely

expects JKLANCE to do the fair thing by him.

However, on the

rare occasion when JKLANCE has failed to perform as he expected,

he can be very upset.

REPORTING:

Q/1 is a journalist by training. He is an effective

reporter - both in terms of ability to elicit and writing

style.

PERSONAL ENERGY AND ENDURANCE: Q1 is quite energetic and can continue

his etforts on a sustained basis.

LANGUAGES:

In addition to his (native) English, Q/1 can speak French,

Italian and German. AuPEROUGH

WILLINGNESS TO TRAVEL: Q/1 is quite willing to travel - and even

enjoys it!

ADMINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL ABILITY:

to evaluate these talents.

is assumed that he has a satisfactory competence in both these

WEAKNESSES; PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL: Q/1 has no major weaknesses,

either personal or professional which inhibit his operational

The existence of his "reputation" as a JKLANCE asset

which is believed by some and rejected by others of his contacts

1s a definite limitation on his employment.

CAREER POSSIBILITIES: Q1 has mentioned to his handler that he hopes

to be able to make a career of his relationship with JKLANCE.

enjoys the work and presumably the financial security. However,

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the combination of the security factors operative in this

case and the unlikelihood of Q/l's contirued eccess tr targats

of interest over a prolunged period argue agaiust his being

regarded as a career asset.

fem l Laginistra

AARON C. LAGINESTRA

FIELD CASE OFFICER

COMMENTS OF SUPERVISOR: This is another thoughtful evaluation of this

agent,

and reflects the views of the agent handler as well as of the

Case Officer.

I doubt that we have really divined @/l's motivations for working

with JKLANCE, and this evaluation should be read as the best stab

we can make at this enignatic subject.

ADRIAN B. MASLOTT

CHIEF, LCPIPIT

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3 January 1972

MENORANDUM FOR: C/CA/B3

SUBJECT

: Chicom Aspect of QRPHONE/l's

Operational Potential

prognosis regarding QRPHONE/l's mobility (i.e. his

possible move to another European city or to Africa),

his agent recruiting capability (preceded by additional

training), and the prospects of making himself attractive

to the Chicons (again preceded by appropriate training).

In pursuit of the latter item I talked at length

today

with Mr. Andrew Ness, the FE Division expert on

long-range Chicom and CP penetration programs.

I de-

scribed in detail QRPHONE/l's background, current status,

and

the variety of plans we have in mind

and received

Ness' reactions as follows:

FREEL

The butterfly characteristics that QRPHONE

has demonstrated thus far will never result in his

becoming of interest to either the Chicons or the

for any operationally meaningful purpose.

while the Soviets would perhaps see him as potential

FI source, the Chicons would not even do that.

B.

Chicom officers abroad are still totally

obsessed with Communist doctrine and its strategic

and tactical application to a degree significantly

more zealous than their Soviet counterparts.

Therefore, in looking at potential foreign assets

the Chicoms discard persons of shallow substance as

far as their knowledge of Communism is concerned.

They are interested in only those who have a serious

intellectual understanding of Communist doctrine and

a serious revolutionary goal.

of whatever coloring floating around Europe are seen

as only of marginal use to the Chicoms and certainly

not the

sort that they would take into their confidence.

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c.

To become of long-term operational use

to us in the sense of exploiting his possible

long-term use to the chicoms, ORPHONE/1 shouLd

do two things:

join an existing "acceptable"

organization such as the Trotskyite Party or a

black radical party and, at the sane time begin

a serious study of Marxist/Masist doctrine.

AS

he gets into this program (preceded by some ten

days training and close Headquarters direction)

he should begin to seek out Communist intellectuals,

party members, leaders of radical groups,

etc., to

ask questions

about

the dialectic, seek

additional

guidance, borrow books and so forth.

In doing this

he will in time come into the attention of the

professional spotters the Chicoms have and begin to

develop the sort of bona fides that the Chicoms,

in time, will find appealing.

He should also in

this period seek out Chicon officials with the

same requests for help.

The key here is to

demonstrate not that QRPHONE/l is simply sympathetic,

with Maoism or any other Comrunist shading but that

he is a dedicated serious revolutionary.

D. A quicker way to come into the Chicon spot-

light might be for QRPHONE/l to join the Black

Panthers, the SDS or one of the other radical groups

with which the Chicoms are already known to be in

touch.

He will obviously have to sweat out a period

of probation in joining any such group until he

divests himself of his tattered leftist reputation

and those JKLANCE accusations.

Ness feels that a

successful passing of this baptismal period will

depend solely on QRPHONE/l's willingness to plunge

wholeheartedly into a serious study of the terribly

boring and lengthy volures of the dialectic.

As he

demonstrates his capability to move more deeply into

this field to the satisfaction of the "spotters" he

will be accordingly provided additional help and

encouragement by Chicom contacts and officials.

E. The Chicoms will be looking at him as a

possible asset in their long-range

targetting of the

American revolution, hense QRPHONE/l's utterances

ought to

be couched

in terms of his ultimate aim of

contributing to and participating in the American

revolution.

In other words the Chicons would see

little or no use for QRPHONE/l operationally in

Europe or

Africa (just as we would assess and recruit

& Thai for operations in Thailand not in Nigeria).

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F. Ness falt that should we pursue the above

as a long-term operational goal for QRPHONE/l, the

city in which this takes place is almost irrelevant.

He could do it perhaps as well in an African setting

as in Europe and his cover status i.e., with

IPWEAKLY, really makes no difference

because the

Chicoms would

test the fibei

man himself and would

not ve deterred by his external trappings.

In answer to my question, Ness said he would be

happy to meet wIth QRPHONE to assess bis potential in this

area and then, assuming we all decided to go ahead with

such redirection, Ness could train him and guide him

thoroughly enough to get him well on the track by spending

some seven to ten days with him on a concentrated program.

Roderick I. Sweet

Branch 3

Covert Action Staff

DDP/CA/B3/RISweet:ckJ (5 January 1972)

Distribution:

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28 DEC 1971

MEHORANDUM FOR: Chief, CA Branch 3

SUBJECT:

Review of Project ORPHONE

REFERENCE:

Xy Menorandum, "Review and Planning,"

dated 23 November 1971

1. As stated in referenced memorandum we are

beginning a review in depth of certain CA Staff projects.

I propose to

meet with you and relevant branch personnel

to examine Project QRPHONE on or about 21 January 1972.

Please advise me when the necessary preparations have

been made for this review and me will fix a mutually

convenient time.

2.

Prior to our meeting, I request that the two

charts of Part A of the attached listing be drawn up

and copies sent to me and CAPO.

It is not necessary

to prepare written responses to the questions posed in

Part B of the attachment.

These questions provide the

basis for our oral review at the time the meeting is

held.

Fred W. Valtin

Acting Chief

Covert Action Staff

CA-71-1369

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Donald W. Muntz

Chief, Branch 3

Covert Action Staff

C/CA

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, Covert Action Stall

SUBJECT:

REFERENCE:

ORPHONE

Your Memorandum, Same Sabject,

Dated 29 November 1971

- 1. What follows below are some initial commenta of mine on

the referent memorandum, per your request. We really feel in

Branch 3 that for a varlety of reasons, we need more time to

deliberate on ORPHONE's future operational actluity than the

previous two weeks. Partly this is due to extended absence by the

case officer in charge who has been plagued with a recurring

Illness--I belleve you are famlliar with this. It ls also in part

attributable to the Section Chief's being new to the positlon and

having bla time absorbed by matters of current priority. So if you

don't mind, we should like to address ourselves further to this

subject following the Christmas holldays. At that time we should

like to Initiate some meetinge on this matter both with yourself

and with other area components including representatives from

CI Staff.

2. Background: Your memo, of course, was triggered by

an earlier one of mine which proposed that ORPHONE become

operationally engaged In attempting to establish a black Communist

cell in elther Paris or Rome.

The purpose of this would be twofold..

namely, to exacerbate relations thereby between the Sovlet Union

and mainland China through varlous low-key covert action undertakings.

and in the process to further enhance QRPHONE's own credentials

as a Maolet activist. This tentatlve assignment, it should be noted,

arose because Branch 3 personnel had become Increasingly aware of

the possibility that ORPHONE's project status might be terminated

in the not too distant future. While it is true that in the immediate

proceding month or so, we have benefited from his intelligence

reporting, It is all too clear that over the past two years, he has

been of diminishing utility to CA Staff and other area divislons. In

discussing his future with his recent case officer, Miss Chatelan,

her recommendation was that unless something could be found for him

In the near future, we should give segious consideration to terminatlag

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his services during the coming year. Thus my foregoing proposal

arose from a deslre on my part not to terminate an asset of proved

capabilities without giving the agent in question suitable opportunity

to become useful once more.

3. CI Type Revlew/ORPHONE Personal Securlty: Your memo

makes out there have been frequent security reviews of ORPHONE's

security sistus, and you question the efficacy of our doing still one

more. On this let me point out that in making such a security assess-

ment, we would be doing so in response to a current request by the

ares division concerned whose cooperation we need to direct this

agent. One hardly needs stress that such a request probably should

• be honored in the Interests of maintaining good relations even If its

fulfiliment means redundant work. But apart from this, the case

offices also informs me that the case file does not contain any general

summary of the alleged security breaches Involving QRPHONE and

thelr Implications vis-a-vis his activities. It is true however that his

security status has been revlewed for each annual project review and

that assessments of his security status were made following each

-alleged breach, but no up-to-date summary exists. As for our oun

gut feelings on his personal security, one hazards that he ls still in

pretty good shape. I agree with you that many of the past charges

leveled against him are of the same ilk as those leveled against other

loftlet colleagues(who do not have any Agency assoclation) by their

rivals. And as for the structure of his case officer relatlonship--

that Is, having him handled by a deep cover officer from an adjacent

country--this would appear to be secure in the extreme (so much

so that one would advocate that it be dropped due its operational

Inelficiency.)

4. Location: We tentatively agree that In all likellhood Paris

should not be the venue for our proposed operatlonal undertaking due

the location of the Wright clan. Rome, however, might do very well.

Il not Rome, perhaps you or EUR Division might suggest another

locale. As for the question as to whether or not the Rome statlon would

want him permanently, only time and his own : perational success could

determine this. One hazards that If QRPHONE were able to make bis

way with some good local leftists and had promise of developing some

kind of relationship with mainland China representatives, the station

might come to regard him as a capital asset.

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5. Substance: You noted that ORPHONE... "cannot just

simply show up and start a leftist nuclel..." Why not? Others

have. He la a well-known leftist in intellectual circles in Europe

and has written mady articles in praise of Mao. This should do

for a start. As for what he might have to offer local leftisto..

money, energy and Ideas will do. A great deal of money, of courso.

la unneeded, but some is. We can supply it. As for ideas and

onergy, he has both. Concerning the "bullt-In jealousy, anlmoalty,

ete. " which such action would llkely engender on the part of local

slal leftiats, this may of may not occur. But ls this such a calamity

If it should occur? Are not leftists usually fighting among themselves

anyway? In any case, we have sothing to lose by trylag to salvage

this agent.

What we have to lose by not trying ls an agent asset of

proved worth.

6. Credentials: You say in effect that ORPHONE has sot

been known as an actlvlet but only as an Intellectoal. (Frankly, the

distlaction is not very important in my mind.) Be that as it may, he

has written many articles on leftist subjecte and has talked to

Innumerable leftists around Europo over the years. True, he has

not been involved in such actlong as street demonstrations, but we

would not like him to be so personally Iovolved in the future ln any

case.

What we would want him to do is to write pamphlets, Informally

recruit assoclates to his group and provide a little money to the group

as might be regulred for varlous undertakings. Aside from the

organizing and funding, actually this is not very dilferent from what

he has been doing--except that it will be in one place for a change.

7. Book Dispatch Sale: You may be very correct in saying

that shopping him around to European stations by book dispatch is a

poor way to sollelt useful tasks for ORPHONE. But again, I took'..

my lead from C/EUR/CA who mado a request along these lines.

Certainly sending book dispatches wouldn't hurt any. I Spence is

willing at some future time to visit various field stations and to

atterapt selling ORPHONE's services personally, we wouid be happy

to have him do so. We, of course, don't know when he wiil be

avallable to do so, and time is passing.

8. Concludia, Comment: I really feel that me should relate

to you in some detall the success which Andy Ness once had with the

Kind of undertakiag which we have proposed for ORPHONE. Il may

Interest you. On the other hand, it may be perfectly possible that

the situatlon which Andy Ness once manipulated is not applicable to

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the conditions which would confront ORPHONE In say Rome. But

I we ara sot to channal bla energies in this direction, it is incuribuh:

upon us to think of something else for him to do before we begin

thinking about writing him off. And so when you suggest that . . .

"the first order of bualness la to undertake a basic assessment

of the projoct..." I agree. And to this end, we should like a couple

of weeks more before coming to you with some general concluslons

of ours about the current viability of thi case and some future

alternative course of action.

Donald M. Muntz

Chief, Branch 3

Covert Action Staff

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17 December 1971

MEMORANDUM FOR: C/CA/ B3

SUBJECT:

Operational Redirection of ORPHONE/ 1

In response to your request that I examine th

money involved, I have talked at some length with appro-

priate officers in CI/SO and Africa Division.

I have been

advised that the primary reasons for QRPHONE/l's dwindling

A. Key centers of activity of the radical left

In Europe are London, Paris, and Stockholm.

different reasons QRPHONE/l's access in these three

capitals is either circumscribed or off target. The

British have asked that he not operate in London

against African targets. His reputation among target

groups of interest to us in Paris

and Stockholm has

been so tarnished that he has not taken into their

confidence significantly enough to be of value.

Although he has a multitude of contacts among

the left, virtually all are shallow, periodic, and then

very brief when they do occur.

Even his correspondence

to the more important radical leaders, which used to be

quite informative, has fallen to almost nothing.

Because his contacts are so cursory, he has

been unable to develop a close and continuing personal

relationship with any one of them in order to develop

the intimate confidence so necessary for operational

exploitation.

His cover has always been thin and thus has

circumstantially

at least lent credence to the periodic

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E.

Close case officer direction has been made

very difficult. because of the echelons existing

between QRPHONE/1 and LCPIPIT, coupled with relative

infrequency of field case officer meetings.

F. What contacts he has within the African

target, for example, are rendered virtually useless

because his case officers are unfamiliar on & timely

basis with Africa Division requirements and also

miss valuable operational leads simply because they

do not recognize them.

(This is no fault of the

case officers because

they obviously have little

opportunity to keep abreast of such requirements.)

G. The somewhat artificial nature of his trying

to portray a pro-lao stance may help him a bit with

similarly inclined but renders him ineffective

with other political shadings among the left.

2.

With all of the above in mind and without belaboring

the history of this project, the following recommendation is

offered and has been concurred in informally by CI/SO and

Africa Division officers with whom I have talked.

Accepting the fact that QRPHONE/l's operational

utility in Europe

is minimal, I propose LCPIPIT be

directed to begin making arrangements for his transfer

PCS to Africa and, hence, his operational control

transferred to Africa Division as soon as feasible.

B.

From the point of view of MICHAOS requirements

and Africa Division's own requirements, both elements

jelt QRPHONE/1 could best be exploited in Tanzania.

It is one of the two most active cities in Africa for

the radical left, it is a hot-bed of both Soviet and

Chicon shenanigars, and it is politically vital to

East African stability.

C.

However, because of QRPHONE/1's well-known

association with two exiled Tanzanian opposition

politicians in london and current reports that these

oppositionists are plotting the overthrow of

would be very imprudent for QRPHONE/l to arrive

and baggage in Dar es Salaam in the near future.

Nyere and his police might well conclude that QRPHONE

represents the

advance probe of the coup plotters and

promptly throw him into jail.

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D.

Both to give QRPHONE/l time to cleanse his

tattered inage and because there are almost as

important operational tasks in Hest Africa, the idea

is to move bim (1) to Nigeria or (2) to Ghana for

perhaps a year. This is to be done in concert with a

suitable strengthening of his cover (1.e. two or

three more stringerships) and a concurrent mutation

of his political posture to that of a plain old

anti-imperialist rather than the more confining

pro-Mao stance.

He would be run directly by Lagos

or Accra Station against local targets but with

periodic trips to other parts of Africa for cover

as well as operational purposes.

Meantime, in the

intervening nonths the dust may settle a bit in

Tanzania,

the close association with

opposition

elements

would be allowed to fade and QRPHONE/l's

uritings and pronouncements concerning Tanzania would

be calculatedly designed to support the Nyere government.

Eo At the appropriate time, a year or so perhaps,

he then moves PCS to Tanzania.

3.

If you concur with the above, I will procede to

staff this out more formally here at Headquarters and

to

advise ICPIPIT.

Roderic

Stee

Sweet

Branch 3

Covert Action Staff

DDP/CA/ B3/ RSweet: ckJ

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PROJECT ORPHOYE

PART A. CHARTS REQUESTED

Chart I: For the period FY 1967 through FY 1971

provide the number of disseminated reports according to

the subject field of the report.

The headings would be:

Fiscal Year, African Independance Movements, Anti-US

Demonstrations, European Maoist Groups (etc., or whatever

other subject fields you wish to set up).

Chart II: List the specific events or organizations

against which covert action was in fact undertaken and

give the number of QRPHONE reports which were submitted

on such events/organizations.

PART B. QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION

What is the basic reason for this being a CA

Staff project (other than history)?

To provide multi-

tasking for FI purposes of general U.S. intelli-

To provide CA operational information

for possible DDP use?

2.

As regards FI reports, which have lately been

described as being of only

marginal interest, the main

criticisms appear to be a lack

of depth and detail.

CA Staff's counter to this has been that ORPHONE goes as

far as he can, and can go no further through elicitation.

Have these depth/detail criticisms been valid?

Is our

defense valid, or could he reasonably be expected to

elicit more depth and detail than he does?

If he can go no further through elicitation and

we wish to keep him on the Fl path, what is implied?

develop and run agents himself?

work for an organization of intelligence interest

How realistic would either of these lines of

pursuit be?

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Q/1 worked for Agence France Presse - laris. lie was discharged by A-P

when Ollie Farringion (American negro) brought forgery charges arainst hin.

Ql sent to a veely Anerican publication and to to the British dally The Observer,

over the signature of 0. Earrington, xa sit violently ant1-French articles unich

vere printed and could have brought about the expulsion of author. i121ien i.

-Salth (6t11) In Peris), Richard Wright (deceased) widow still living in Parle

and Joh Flint all took sides with Harrington.

30 July 1964. Accusations received fron unidentified Americans, members of USA C

reportetly formard to Verges, editor of Revolution certain documents shich

established A/1 was sorking on behalf of CIA. This was because of fight over

money that was due Q/1 and his sife. (Q/1 had his leiver bring sult against

Verges and finally In 1969 Verges agreed to pay certain amount and also an

-apology. This Q/l can use to counteract the accusations by Verges.

Fall 1966 FBI Report:

Source recently advised that during the Fall 1966, a

nember of an Italian pro-chinese Marxist Leninist Organization stated that

subject was suspected of being a spy for CIA. This person reported this to

Rene Raindorf a menber of the Jacques Grippa Pro Chinese Belgian MP.

June 1967: BUXR FBI Report: GRIPPA and RAMIDORE Indicated to a sember of

an American pro-Chinese Commist organization that they thought highly of a/1

and that they were of the bellet be was doing a food job (in the cause of

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Merch 1968: stockholm, APTONBLADET - Radical Social Democratic Dally 18 March 1953

publiahed Photo and B10g Date On B Q/1 In conjunction with story recent redefection

- Anerican soldier Ray Jones Implying @/I responsible in part Jones redefection.

Hote:

Bjorn Kum, an Artonbladet journaliat who is a friend of &/l's vrote

hims a long lettex and moolicited letter the day following the appeerance

of the article in which he denounced his paper for libeling Q/1 and gave a/1

advice on how to proceed to clear his neme.

Stockholm. I'IDSIGNAL / Fadical Vecely - Also published article re a/1.

Bo Famar editor of TIDSIGNAl 18 DrO- Cuben, end beatsa

-to W1111ams who 18 ant1-cuben. They oppose Q/1 for his pro-Chinese and ent1-

Cuban stance.

- May 1969: 8 Report from Pretoria 6916 (1n 49147) That 0/1 1s now suspected

videly of being both a CIA agent and a South African Intell contact.

Dec. 1969" Report from FBI: Source stated that, he orerheard Cleaver accuse

Bon Hright from Chicago of being seen in compaay of Q/1 whom Cleaver characterized

as a tell known CIA agento This was et the Algerian Congress - Falestine Dec. 196).

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Feb.

RESINIC: a London publication of leftia: orientation, carried an article

mentioning Q/1 by name and stating that be lo widely belleven to be an

CIA agent. (Ino of the four persons listed a8 contributons to stIC vene

• at the Alffers Palestine Solidarity Meeting which Q/1 attended in Dec. 1969.

They were members of the British delegation representing the Palestine &

Solidarity Committee (PSC) which was a rival delegation to that led by A.

Manchanda in which Q/1 sat. For MX. /I belleves this story was printed

In order to discredit the Manchands-led Palestinian group which 1s in conpetition

üsth the PSC

8 Feb. 1970: BEIRUT 6963 (INI 262722). Reliable source reportca that during his

-conversation ulth Ghassan KANAFANI, latter mentioned 9/1 and accused him of

being a CIA agent.

(Q/) belleTes KAlAZAlI ptidal sumicion of a/1 que to accusatio

tions against Q/1 spread in Beirut by Pelestinian personalities who were formerl,

In london and who picked up story as result of accusation leveled against Q/1

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CA/B-3

SUBJECT:

ORPHONE

REFERENCE:

Your Memorandum, Subject: ORPHONE

Operations in Europe, Dated 24 November

1971

1. I made some notes in the margin of referent memorandum upon

first reading it. However, since these are too brief, I thought it best

to let you have my thoughts on this matter in fuller form.

2. As you may know, we had tried for years to give QRPHONE more

meaningful assignments, but there are certain facts about him and the

operation today which simply cannot be ignored. It seems to me that

I your memorandum takes inadequate account of these factors.

a.

Security: RODIGAST's and ORPHONE's personal security

cannot be faulted, in my judgment. However, that has not protected

QRPHONE from accusations of being CIA, which have haunted him

throughout the years. This is such an endemic charge in the milieu in

which he operates that I feel certain he would have had the same charges

leveled at him whether or not the Ollie Harrington incident had happened

" in Paris.

b. Location: Apart from the efficiency of the French police,

there are a number of good reasons arguing against the desirability of

ORPHONE's even going to Paris for a meeting, let alone being stationed

/ there (e. g., protection of RODIGAST's identity, the Harrington incident;

and the location there of the Wright clan). I cannot imagine why he would

consider it, or why we should advocate it.

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A different cover for a move to Rome might be developed,

but not that of a Maoist developing new cells. Rome Station is glad to

have him come there and give them "grass roots" reports whenever

he visits, but would they want him permanently??

c. Substance: More generally, ORPHONE cannot just simply

show up and start forming nuclei - there are already Maoist nuclei --

the various Marxist-Leninist parties (miniscule though they may be)

that existed, and they continue to exist with of without Chinese help.

If he were to have something to offer them - money, preferably --

they might welcome him with open arms.

Otherwise he will encounter

built-in jealousy, animosity, rivalry, and a source of accusation all

over again.

d. Credentials: As a Maoist intellectual (or an intellectual

Maoist? ?), ORPHONE can travel all over. As a Maoist activist, he

has only minimal credentials. The only group he is actively involved

with is Manchanda's insignificant group-- and even with that he has

never carried a placard, and I doubt if he has even helped them with

making up a placard.

He has helped them with their press releases,

leaflets, etc.

In short, with the written word, not the deed. By

nature -- which we must also take into consideration -- QRPHONE

is no longer a "doer" -- if he ever was one. And I doubt very much

that he can at this stage in his life become a "doing" radical.

We would

be misusing his natural talents, which could still serve us well, in

favor of dubious undertaking.

In effect, the proposal (if I read it correctly) is to have

QRPHONE develop a group which would serve to distribute anti-Soviet

material. I cannot judge if that would be worth the cost ($40, 000? ?)

to Rome, but I doubt it. I also do not know enough about the "Andy Ness"

operation to comment on that aspect, particularly as to its feasibility

in a sophisticated European community.

Book Dispatch Sale: Shopping him around to the European

Stations is the wrong approach, in my judgment. In the first place,

any Station likely to have a use for him is already extremely well up

on QRPHONE's background. There are only three Stations really

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heavily involved in anti-CP ops (in which field I suppose this would fall),

and those three have former CI/ICG men who know QRPHONE well:

Breckenridge, Hornstein and Friend. ORPHONE has talents and abili-

ties and weaknesses which can best be explained/sold in person, not

through dispatck. I think, that the way to do it, if at all, is by Spence

during a visit to these Stations.

f. "CI-Type" Review: A review of the file will show how often

this has been done, and how thoroughly. (I can understand Horvath

asking for a security review-- he had no background knowledge of the

operation that would have given him this information. ) I do not know

what you now expect to find. In all frankness, and unless CI Staff feels

the need for yet another review and is willing to undertake it, I would

consider a Stati-internal review pretty much a waste of time.

3. Having gone around this problem several times in the past

several years with CI Staff and the pertinent area division: (as the

files will clearly show), I am most doubtful that any of them will consider

ORPHONE of sufficient interest (current or potential) to pay what it

costs to maintain him. We may be able to justify it since we attempt

(as no one area division would) - and to some extent succeed - to target

him on a multi-divisional basis. In light of these considerations, and

since I have developed serious reservations on the long range viability

of this operation (in terms of the cost-effectiveness factor), I believe

that the first order of business is to undertake a basic assessment of

the project. After some internal discussions, this will also, of course,

entail consultations with the CI Staff and at least three area divisions.

4. I will appreciate receiving your comments by mid-December.

віо.

Fred W. Valtin

Deputy Chief

Covert Action Staff

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HEMORANDUM OF MEETING

SUBJECT: QRPHONE Operations in Europe

1. Mr. Leo Horvath, EUR/CA, and myself briefly

discussed prospective QRPHONE operations on 8 November.

During the discussion I outlined to him a general proposal

which had been bruited about during my recent TDY at

LCPIPIT in mid-October.

In substance,

this proposal was

that following QRPHONE's forthcoming trips through

Scandinavia and Africa, he then repair to either Rome

or paris for an extended period of time.

In either of

these locations he would then attempt to identify and

to enlist the cooperation of various unwitting çontacts

in the left sector of the student and youth population,

who could assume in time the trappings of a Maoist study

group.

QRPHONE would have excellent cover for doing so

inasmuch as he is

an established writer of the Maoist

stripe.

His relationship with these contacts or followers

would not be set in the routine JKLANCE operational con-

text.

Rather, he would guide and motivate such contacts

as would an alleged covert representative of a Maoist

group, and would claim to have been a member of a larger

such

group say, in Britain.

He would, of course, imply

to his followers that he is attempting to develop a

similar nucleus in (France) (Italy) or whenever, as

good Communists should.

2.. Operational activity would be of a twofold nature.

First,

exploitation of the prospective group of Maoists

would follow along lines of a typical black Communist

celt, emulating the kind of notional movement which

Mr. Andy Ness developed in the Middle East some seven or

eight years ago.

Hopefully, these unwitting followers, in

turn, would each recruit two or three other sympathizers

who over time could distribute anti-soviet literature and

perform other low-key CA operations, as directed by the

Station,

and which could be attributed to the PRC.

Presumably their actions would result in some local

embarrassment to the USSR

and the PCI.

Second, ARPHONE,

himself, would no doubt enhance his own Maoist credentials-.

already strong--to the point where he might well become

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3. The efficacy of the aforementioned scheme seemed Of v

to pose some doubts to Mr. Horvath.

On the one hand, he

did not feel that either

Paris Stations had

sufficient case officer strength on hand to direct and

support a tricky operation of this type which might have

chined to apro

only marginal utility, in their view.

As for Paris,

the French police, being as efficient as they are, would

probably come upon QRPHONE's "black net" in time, and

could conceivably pose security problems for him.

& general dispatch

an alternative, Mr. Horvath proposed that CA Staff write 9 balonathut

to all EUR Stations describing the

apat and indicatins that the start would like to see a when shiy

greater use made of ARPHONE's capabilities on the

Continent.

service that QRPHONE might provide them and suggest

the means for accomplishing it.

Mr. Horvath also asked

that, prior to forwarding the

dispatch, a security review

be conducted of this case.

He did comment that, if the

security

review indicated

no severe compromises of

ORPHONE's cover or personal security, it would be a

pity not to make greater use of this agent's notable

contacts in the European leftist community.

4.

Accordingly, I agreed with Mr. Horvath's two

recommendations; namely, to conduct a security review of

the case and, subsequently, to forward a blanket dispatch

to the Field,

if appropriate.

still like to raise the possibility of a black operation

in Paris and Rome in that dispatch and to this, Mr. Horvath

posed no objections.

Addendum:

hald W. Mudtz

Chief,

Branch

Covert Action Staff

Following the above conversation,

Miss Jane Long

has initiated a CI type of review of the Subject's

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ORPHONE/I RECEIVED VISA TO VISIT SWITZERLAND 10-17 JUNE

TO COVER EXHIBITION OF BLACK AMERICAN ART BEING HELD AT RATH

MUSEUM IN GENEVA.

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4. The charge is made that ORPHONE is too thinly

spread and there is a recurring urge that his targetting

be better focussed.

Can he in fact be better focussed

on a multi-divisional basis or would focussing,

in

practice, result in his being narrowed down to a primarily:

divisional target?

Granting that the CIA label is somewhat in-

discriminately used for character assassination in the

conspiratorial fringe in which QRPIOVE has been operating,

Isn't he in

fact stuck with this label and in view of

the international

character of this conspiratorial

fringe, won't it turn up wherever he goes?

In this milieu

is there really much chance he will be given any signifi-

cant information (and not deception information) by anyone

who will do so because he wants the information passed

to CIA?

6.

When he was looked into in April 1968 by a

Chicon official, what do we suppose to be meant by the

officials finding that it was not clear if he was

completely reliable in a Marxist-Lenist sense?

How eagerly

sought-after are travelers to China

now-a-days?

What is

forecast as to demand for such

travelers

by next summer?

8.

With a reportedly anti-US, white, British wife

and 3 suall children, how really mobile is QRPHONE in a

Pes sense? If we should move QRPHONE and family to a new

location for a trial period and it didn't work out,

wouldn't resettling him have considerable complications?

In how many languages does QRPHONE have verbal

and written fluency?

10. What are the current clearance limitations upon;.

our use of QRPHONE?

11.

One gathers from the project renewals that

ORPHONE'S CIA status

is known to MI-5, MI-6 and Scotland

Yard.

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that Rodigast was under some suspicion.

QRPHONE has

been refused

entrance at the border by the Swiss

authorities.

Does anyone doubt that in view of the

groups and individuals he contacts on his travels he

has a dossier in each of these countries?

Does anyone

doubt that in many of these dossiers the alleged CIA

connection is recorded?

In view of this,

isn't it a

that probably the safest place for him to be contacted

is London, in spite of whatever tradecraft he and

Bodigast may practice?

In spite of a rapport and back-

ground knowledge clements which he undoubtedly benefits

from with Rodigast, are these factors worth the extra

handling complications? Doesn't this handling method

essentially double the cost of the operation?

What were the reasons for the break with "Fair

for Cuba?" the break with Verges?

have a power base at all among Acerican negroes (SNCC

doesn't like him and it is recorded in the renewals that

blacks and revolutionaries

sense that he is not "sincere")?

13. Can't we determine right here at Headquarters

the degree of intorest in the Italian branch in having

a rather low-level propaganda operation involving anti-

Soviet propaganda ostensibly emanating from pro-Chicom

sources?

Now that the PRC has decided to go "legit,"

what is our best estimate as to the likelihood that they

w1ll lose interest in previous and current pro-Chicom

fringe groups?

Other than on the above, if we asked ORPHONE

to become involved in depth with one of the groups he

1s in touch with, wouldn't he have to act "more Royalist

than the King," and wouldn't he be the first to come

under suspicion in case action against the group pointed

15. If he could not take covert action himself

through

such a group to what extent are we now or

potentially likely to become involved with covert

action by other groups against:

- anti-Vietnam action

- African liberation novements

- Now Left groups

- pro-Chicon groups

- Fedayeen groups

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16.

What are QAPHOVE's real talents? Why hasn't

he been able to do more about establishing himself on

a more self-s:staining basis?

Is it because of the

targets we keep pushing him on?

What is meant by these

allusions to ORPHONE'S

"work discipline?"

Do his talents

possibly point toward some covert action use in a role

where the CIA label is relatively less important?

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JAGUAR Reporting on Afrisan Expatrietes in London

NO INDEXING MOUTETD

OMIT QUALFHO DISK

CAN ADEL INDEXING

MiCROANA!

• REFERENCES: 8. OBLH-25,380 (26 Fob 70)

b. OELA-53,167 (24 DoC 70)

c. DIRECTOR 063010 (27 Aug 70)

d. OBPA 3090 (18 Jan 70)

For over a yoar ZIBET personnel have sought to stimulate sore

SNORANGE reporting on the activities of certain high level African

exparslatos in Londor.

Up to now the results have been meager and

discouraging, and in addition JAGUAR gained JILANCE's agreement that

ÖRPHOHB/1 should desist from pursuing these London targets.

Bo: Perhaps stemaing fron tho recent visit of SMOVID to lead-

QUATIOIS, novever, ve have just receivod an informative and useful

repore, prepared by JAGual, on usumbal an & 1, the principal radica.

denyan expatriate in bondon, alon? with promises of other studies or

, rargers sentioned during the Headquarters discussions. This is possibly

¿a hopaful sota for the futuro.

ETOn JAGUAR in sOspOnSe tO variouS

Prior to this dovolopment, JKLANCE had recoivod only one report

appeals and the submission of requiro.

nonts. That report.

received in Docember 1970 was in response to

Haadeuartorg-gupplied requirements forwarded the previous February (and

resubaitred In August 1970), but contained very little positive informa-

DRON.: Furthermore, the repora's fornal and tone suggested that JAGUAR's

reply was Intendod

as a ono timo affair.

It certainly did not invito

furthor questions nor Indicate an intention to volunteer further details

•4.

la roviening the correspondence on this matter, it was noted

¡Char:the verballe minutos of Fobruary 1970 Headquarters

tith aNiKO; aRd SURBRAGE contained & passage that may cast new light

-DA JAGUAR's position.

In responso to ZIBET officers' queries about

That JALANCE could expect fros JAGUAR. (It preylously having been made

clean by the SOTH officers that the targot was JAGUAR's). the visiting

abort officers said of JAGUAR's position:

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constitutional problen with their responsibilities to IDEN.

The idea

of passing out political inforuation on exiles is repulsive to him."

If should be noted for the record that JAGUAR itself has not given

such an explanation to JELANCE, but, knowing JAGUAR's bureaucratic

position and its traditionally conservative role in the SAURANGE

Cosmity, It say bo tbat JAGUAR in fact is tius inhibited.

•So As to QRPHONE/L, SMOVID on 15 June 1970 followed up his March

2970 complaints to JADüIN about QRPHONE/l's contacts with expatriates

in London.

SHOVID expressed JAGUAR's concern about aRPlinhE/l's security

and 18s view that QRPHONE/l's information was of icarginal value.

SHOVID

exphasizing that ho vas exprossing a view personally endorsed by

SHUrSILON, outlined three possible options:

vithdraw QFPiONt/l from

the country; stop running and tasting ORPHONE/l as

an agent; or have

JAGUAR take OvEr the running of ORPHONE/1.

(ORPHONE/1 subsequently was

instructed to stop pursuing his SMORANGE targets.)

Thus JILANCE is styalod. The question is whether there is

anything that can bo done

to inprove the situstion.

The une new factor

in the equation that possibly could be used to reopen the discussion

with a vion to aacliorsting the situation is the fact that there non

is a different IDEN than when the February 1970 SMOTH explanation was

offered.

Even though JAGUAR has not specific..lly given that explana-

-ELon,. to JEANCE, tho Station, uithout reference to SUTHl's explana-

rosunably could clect.to reopen the discussion in terms or i

possibla change of atmosphere sinco the change of IdEN.

such a dis-

cussion at least should give an indication of whether

SNOTti's explana-

FiOR IS JAGUAR'S (and JALANCE's) najor obstacle.

More QRPHONB/1 pormitted to resume his London contacts he

could obrain sono information of the type JKLINCE nould lilic to get

ETOM JAGUAR.

But, in view of the June 1970 SIUPSILU! approved SMOVID

demarcho to JADKIN, 1t night bo unvise,

for the moment at least,

BOUnd out JAGUAL abOUt reeCtivating ORPHO.E/1.

he would appreciate

recalving bandon Station's viers on this subject.

8.

Ono final point that should be noted is that MCGRILLEN, in

forMarding the above-mentioned JAGUAR report on 24 December 1970,

montionod that visiting ZIBET officor Jerchy !:. FREYMARK recently had

Biscussed those JULANCe require scats in London with SMOVlit was

SMENDIVE

and SHEVICT end that it was MCGILLEN's understanding that

gonorally agreed to llait our requests in the future

to selected

targets on which there is evidence of coup plutting or subversion."

MCGRILLEN added that he looked forward to any followup questions based

on tho abovo criteria that Headquartors wanted the Station to submit to

JAGUAR.

FREYMARX's recollection of his talks with JAGUAR is at slight

vardenco with ACGRILLEN's account.

FREYMARK recalls that he had agreed

ED LÍNIE JALANCE'S futUTe requeSts to those cases in which JKLANCE

had

un active interest and whoro there vas good Icason to suspect à rea

chreat to tho seability of the Ifrican country against which the London

based. Africas sight bo acting.

cording-y, there is attached a seleci

21st of Indiriduals about whose contacts and ictivities JKLANCE would

dika to havo updated inforaation fron JaGUAr.

The type of infornation

1o desire is indicated by tho illustrative quistions and other data

In support of ous request.

Mbareas ve would like to have unsolicited

Ana rEgULAI. SoportiAD on these targets.

we reilize that JAGUAR is not

aquippod or

prepared to accopt ruch a continuing requirement.

se believe

that tha artached list along with the paragraph five discussion pegged

to a changa of IDENS are good pugs for GIBSON or his designee in re-

§posios. tha discussion wich JaGuar.

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LIBRE NOUld ArpreCIatO rOCeSVID: fTO: JACUA: Iny curreNt racerlil or

RhO SCRIVIRLES aNd CONTACES OF tNO FOLIONIE,, AÍTIL.DA UNC CiliOS rOSiir

la Londos or who visio chero froqucurly.

Accordina to edo criterio outiineu lo pararan lini la nave icon selrctia

de TOSCTENCCI

8ssparch.

Cheas

MILLAS SE DO E-AN

SAi: • sonsitivo •cädisarters' suurces tave

Indicarad char John i.

lo retiern

rest

AfTles.

SINCO DEDO E-ANS AN IS KININ TO SIIiRNiI COnPOLi MiLI

PET TE G A M aNd VAS dO fUCA reSIOnSiDle lOT T ET ET CA:'S uriOy-

BOnE ULlA a Japanoso businoss fira in Calro,

un feel de tay be involved

1O ANY DOS SUbVeTAIVO nOVOS UNJeLIA en b T E I Ii lA !:.

Solo BOT SI O • Thore has boer soro inciculuie chirar: sensitivi

sourcos Char B O l i1 O nas recontly boen travellin: in lirica uni

Do ROO BAY Da LAVOLVOd 1U TE IT I 6 A il's curruE activitiis.

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I ROLOTERCO C..

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dashad l'anifosto of Nigerian Young "erolutionairos Urja. izarion.

AlOX C il EN A - Ha 1s sa lho rosident irlonion tio is nos oriáy e

solf-described Marxist but is also 1 regular contributor tu divance tie

DEJAR OL tO MSJALSE NIGeTIAN TradE UNIOs CoricueTaLivil.

SONIDO XU •AleLough ! I O 1 U is the do missioner sor ICoroniC

DaTOLOpoonE and ReCOnsIJUCtiOn of liO Nileriar lUir (Cntral itIRO ai 15

SOStieNE In EurOpo, Mo Undersianu l:lat he occasin lally jisils Lonior..

tould approciara being alertod do troso visils unl rocedvin: irforeation

on bis Landos conticEs.

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S E YATE I

PROCESSING ACTION

Chief, WOLIME

Chief, EUR: COS._ London

fROM

Chief, LCPIPIT/London

WATC

RYBAT/DTDORIC/ORPHONE/MHPRORF/British Residence Status

ACTION REQUIRED - MFERENCES

MO BADAXONG PROUIRED

GAY QUALTED DESK

CAM NOCE MEDDLING

QRPHONE/1 has received a letter fron the Home Office

which removes the previous restrictions on his stay in Britain.

There is now no limit on the length of his stay in Britain and he

does not need to report his address,

to the police.

he may now obtain employment in Great Britain without the need

to obtain official permission.

a copy of

For the record, we are forwarding under separate cover,

the letter.

MICROFILMED

MAR 3 0 1971

DOC. MICRO. SER.

ACL

Aaron C. LAGINESTRA

S'C ATTD BY RID

Attachment: USC

Letter

Distribution:

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Chief,

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"/att.

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w/att.

1 - Chief, EUR, w/o att.

ATT

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MICROFILMED

MAR 3 0 1971

DOC. MICRO. SER

8 мт о ця

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HOME OFFICE

Princeton House, 371 High Iloihorn, LONDON H. C.s

Teles: 261867 Telegrams: Midep, London ICs

Telephone: 01-405 4328

Please audress any repty to

ME UNDER SECRETARY

OF STATE

and quote: P.E.O

Your reference:

• 9 M9 1971

Sir badas

I an dirocted by the Secretary of State to inform you

that he is now prepared to renove the rostriotions on

your stay in this country the conditions attached to

It have therefore boen cancalled.

• Cancellation of conditions means that you are nor also

exempt fron the reguirement to report changes of address

and other particulars to the police.

There is now no necessity for you to obtain permission

from a covernment department to take cuployrent in

Great Britain.

The Secretary of Statc ould, noreover,

hare no objaction if you mished to astablish yourself in

busiuess or a profassion, but it could be clearly unden

stood that this does not reliero you of the obligation,

In that crent, to conform to any regulations goverring

the business or profossional activities in which you may

be interested.

This canoellation of your conditions does not extend to

the Channel Islands which have their own laws relating

to aliens.

You should therefore consult the Immigration

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Autborstion of the laland concerned 18 at any time you

contemplato solng there to live.

This cancallation of conditions extonds to Northern

Ireland and tha Isle of lan only as far as residence 1s

conoerned.

If you are foing to take nork in either place,

you will have to consult the Northern Ireland Hinistry of

Health and Soarel Sarvices or the limploysent Division,

Government offIco, Isle of Man.

Your passport and police registration certificate have

beon endorced and are returned herenith.

The endorsement

in the registration certificate shous that you are now

exempt from rogistration.

I an Sir/M-dan

Your obedient Sorvant

Also enclosed:

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DISPATCH

CLASSEICATION

SECRET

30

Chief, MOLIME

кто.

Chief, EUR; COS, London

FOM

Chief, LCPIPIT/London

SARAT

DIDORIC/ORPHONE - Agent Evaluation

ACTION ROUTRED. PEARENCES

PROCESSING ACTION

MARKED FOR DADUKING

NO MISING KOURIO

ONLY QUALIFED DESK

CAN JUDGE INDETING

greats

Attached is an Agent Evaluation for QRPHONE/1 covering the

period to 31 December 1970.

Aaron C. LAGINESTRA

Attachment: H/W

Agent Evaluation

Or1д. в

003 МВД Ю

200-124-156/3

DEPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

OEPT-1289

QASMFICATION

SECRET

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MOS PIE NUMBER

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AGENT EVALUATION

NAME:

QRPHONE/1

DATE:

18 January 1971

PROJECT: QRPHONE

STATUS: Contract Agent (Under

a Memorardus of Ore).

Agreement)

OVERT JOB DESCRIPTION: International correspondent for "Sunday supplement"

type color magazine distributed by twenty major newspapers in the

u.s.

Also represents owner of this color magazine in other of

his business ventures in turope.

This overt job was assumed in

December 1970.

Q/I was the London representative

of suall U.S. news service.

Ql does free lance journalism and

1s an occasional contributor to several magazines and newspapers.

COVERT JOB DESCRIPTION: Singleton agent targeted at the radical left,

Including Maoist,

African liberation, and Palestinian groups.

Q/l's access derives from his many contacts in these circles.

PERFORMANCE OF COVERT DUTIES: Q/1 continues to perform well and

without posing problens for his handler.

His personality is

easy-going and his attitude positive.

If his efforts are not

always totally successful - leaving us with tantalizing bits

of information and many unanswered questions - this is generally

due to operational circumstances in which he was simply unable

to elicit more information on a giyen subject.

PERFORMANCE OF OVERT DUTIES: Q/1 does a solid and workmanlike job

as a journalist.

He has acquitted himself well both as a

representative of his cover firm and in his free lance activity.

Occasional prompting on this subject produces added effort and

In this connection the operation profits particularly from the

energy and knowledge of the deep-cover agent handler who himself

has faced similar cover demands over many years.

ATTITUDE TOWARD JKLANCE: ORPHONE/l's attitude is positive. (See below

under lotivation.)

ATTITUDE TOWARD COVER EMPLOYER: Q/l's attitude is good. He has made

an eriort to discharge his part of the cover arrangement and to

understand the weaknesses and problems which plagued his former

cover organization. He is approaching his new cover arrangement

MOTIVATION IN ACCEPTING JKLANCE RELATIONSHIP: This is a subject on

which a good deal has beensaid over the course of this operation.

The following points can be made on the subject of Q/1's

notivation:

A. His basic imago of JILANCE is positive.

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B. This image of JKLANCE as à powerful, professional

organization has

been enhanced in Q/l's case by the

which require

circumstances of his agent relationship'as probably come

very professional handling.

Indeed. Q/1

to hold a rather glamorous

"storybook" image of JKLANCE

and of the importance of his contribution to the JKLANCE

effort.

This is a very human trait and should not be

exaggerated in his case,

but every one of the wild anti-

JKLANCE stories which he heard probably only serves to

accentuate the feeling

on his part of being a member of

a very impressive outfit..

C. In his political evolution over the years, @1

has become active in at least two "causes".

In both

Instances he saw these causes undermined by petty jealousy

and factional struggles and in both cases he was personally

The product of this situation has been

a certain disillusionment with "causes" and a cynical political

(In other circumstances this might be called

political maturity.) Q/l now tends to view political trends

as a detached observer rather than a participant.

Following on the foregoing thought is the fact

that he is an

American (and does not consider himself

disloyal).

Given his citizenship and his disinclination to

feel "involved" in the currents of the radical left, he

has been perfectly willing to accept employment by JKLANCE

to report on those currents.

He does not give any indication

that he views this as "squealing"

on his friends -- indeed

the contrary seens to be the case.

On a more mundane level, it must be realized that

Q/1 was recruited at a

time when he was in serious financial

He was without a job and was living off the charity

of his wife's family.

JKLANCE has given him a job, paid

him reasonably well

and regularly, and has enabled

be independent of his wife's family's charity.

F.

Having accepted JKLANCE employment for a combination

of the reasons set forth above, it must be added that Q/1

clearly likes his work.

issues and political subjects.

the opportunity to exercise his language capability..

short,

the rather sophisticated and cosmopolitan life which

he has been able to live appeals to him.

In assessing the relative importance of these

several factors which make up Q/l's motivation, the under-

signed would stress that C and E were probably the immediate

causes of his acceptance of recruitment while A and D were more

underlying. B and I have arisen since recruitment and

probably play an important role in his current motivation.

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WIFE'S ATTITUDE TOWARD JKLANCE: Q1's wife is not witting of his

JKLANCE affiliation.

She was allowed to believe that he was

working indirectly for the Chinese.

-She certainly is aware

of the

past JKLANCE accusations which have been leveled at.

Q1, but as jar as u1 can determine land this is not a subject

on which he can come right out and ask a direct question) she

continues to accept the Chinese story.

"It should be added.

that Mrs. Q/1 is British and is the holder of some rather

typical "left" anti-JKLANCE attitudes. It should also be noted

that the relationship between the two is fraught with a variety

of problems thereby adding to the complexity of the situation.

Certainly the whole subject. of Q/l's activities is one which

Urs. O/l views with misgivings and which is simply not discussed -

lest it lead to acrimony. Mention should also be made that

Ars. Ql seems to accept as legitimate the small amount of

noney received from Ql's cover and to regard this as a genuine

stringer relationship.

RESPONSE TO CASE OFFICER HANDLING: QRPHONE/1 has a very pleasant

personality and responds well to Case Officer handling.

a most willing asset requiring no special handling care -- other

than the normal professionalism expected in the handling of a

sensitive asset such as @l.

WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT INSTRUCTIONS OR GUIDANCE: Q/1 is willing to

accept guidance and criticism -- provided it is constructive.

If anything, he may sometimes be too willing.

occasionally exceeds his sense of security and it then falls

to his handler to bear in mind security and/or operational

considerations which may affect his pursuit of a given target.

However, this should not be over dramatized.

RESPONSIVENESS: Q/1 is most responsive to requirements levied upon

him.

this connection it should be recalled that his ability

to respond fully is usually restricted by the nature of his

relationship with his informants; l.e., since he is only eliciting

the information from unwitting informants he is rarely able to

press for all the desired details.

JKLANCE CONTROL: Q/1 is dependent upon a JKLANCE salary and he has

signed recruitment documents and a security pledge.

to add that Q/l is not a handling problem and there has never

been any instance in which either he or his handler has had

to allude to these control factors.

PERSONAL SECURITY: Q1 has a good sense of personal security and his

handler makes an effort to build upon this at every opportunity.

As cited above, Q/l's enthusiasa sometimes leads to his failure

to consider all aspects and implications of a given situation.

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Do to so bore

OTHER SECURITY AND COVER SITUATIONS: The past allegations of Q/l's

affiliation with JKLANCE, many pre-dating his actual recruitment,

add an extra dimension to @l's cover situation.

We have no

indication that any of these allegationg are based on any proof,

nox have they produced a siguificant reduction in his numver of

contacts.

ABILITY TO WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION: Q/1 1s a self-starter and can

work well for extended periods without supervision.

ADHINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS: QI poses only a minimum administrative

He is not

overly concerned about his administrative

and financial position, allowances, payments, etc.

He merely

expects JKLANCE to do the fair thing by him. However, on the

rare occasion when JKLANCE has failed to perform as he expected,

he can be very upset.

REPORTING:

reporter -- both

style.

PERSONAL ENERGY AND ENDURANCE: Q/l is quite energetic and can continue

his efforts on a sustained basis.

LANGUAGES:

In addition to his (native) English, @1 can speak French,

Talian and German.

WILLINGNESS TO TRAVEL: Q1 1s quite w1lling to travel -- and even

enjoys it!

AREA KNOWLEDGE: Q/1 is quite widely travelled in Europe and Africa

and consequently has acquitted an extensive area knowledge.

ADHINISTRATIVE AND FINANCIAL ABILITY: Ql's present operating context

does not provide an adequate basis to evaluate these talents.

is assumed that he has a satisfactory competence in both these

areas, however.

WEAKNESSES; PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL: Q/1 has no major weaknesses,

either personal or professional which inhibit his operational

The existence of his "reputation" as a JKLANCE asset --

which is believed by some and rejected by others of his contacts

1s a definite limitation on his employment.

÷. CAREER POSSIBILITIES: Ql has mentioned to his handler that he hopes

to be able to make a career of his relationship with JKLANCE.

enjoys the work and presumably the financial security. However,

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the combination of the security factors operative in this

case and the unlikelihood of @l's continued access to targets

of interest over a prolonged period argue against his being

regarded as a career asset.

faun l Laginestra

AARON C. LAGINESTRA

FIELD CASE OFFICER

COMMENTS OF SUPERVISOR: This is another thoughtful evaluation of this

agent,

and reflects the views of the agent handler as well as

of the

Case Officer.

I doubt that we have really divined @l's motivations for working

with JKLANCE, and this evaluation should be read as the best stab

vo can make at this enignatic subject.

ADRIAN B. HASLOTT

CHIEF, LCPIPIT

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.....

SEGRET

19 October 1970

ME'ORADU FOR: Deputy Chief, Covert Action Staff

ATTENTIOT:

Miss Diane Chatelan

SUBJECT:

Completion of Irrining Report for @RP:0:N/1 (P),

Training Alias: PERSING

REFEROICE:

Menorandun for Director of Ireining dated 28 September

1970, Attention: Chief, Corert Iraining/Cs/m?,

Subject: Covert Training for QRP10D/1, 7ron:

Deputy Chief, Covert Action Strif

1. ORPHONE/I was treined covertly in dew York on 14, 15, 16

October 1970. There were twelve hours of training in the three sessions.

2. In eccordance with the reference training request and discussions

betveen the instructor and the two Cese Oeficers, ORFH0TB/1 was given

& concentrated dosage of reporting instruction with emphasis on spotting

and assessment reports.

3. ORPHONE/1 1s a professional writer, so there was no problem

in the iriting defarmient. the need was for channelling the writing

capebilities of this man who has been

4. ORPHOR/1 quite quickly got into the spirit of the training

and by the end of the first session was obviously enjoying it end

appreciating the opportuity to learn to write our way.

He pointed

out that his big problen is having to retein suostantial amounts of

information in his head for two or three weeks, then put it all down

the night before he reets his Case Officer:

Fron his conversation,

it appeared that organizing a report had never occurred to him before

und he several times said "no one ever toid de aout this", "this is

the first I've learned of this, etc." These things were said in happines feder e

at having discovered ways of improving his reporting and simulteneously

making his reporting less of a chore and nore oi a joy.

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du organicino s'scport exercine, he did entasely veli. In

exercisus reperatino lacü tos incerenco, he did unla iairly veil,

considcil, his beszeround end compared to trainces sich no were nest

his experience or education.

ile has a slight tendency touric Juring

to concluviluno

and -cauing reunings into voras. he ceilized this and

Iron ühen un he overcure this veriness to a considarule degree. iow-

ever, "isy on the last day, writing reports based or jew jork Tires

newspaper riticles, be twice (out of five reports) sabstitutei his

own word fur a word in the urticle for no mlid reason and tnich new

word in fret chenged the meaning of the sentence, though only slightly.

G. Tila small vealness is not ique to @EFIOz/1. It 15 22s0

true of other equali klunly Literate trainses, who, lise @3P:0Z/1,

unconsciourly substitute their oin language for that wich lus been

arcely tiron to then, not realizing that they tereby soetimes

chunge this meaning of that wich they are reporting. appily, @XI0i/1

sealized this during the exercises, recognised the crusted reaninõs

and carusably stated thet he vili maich it in the iture.

7. In ouserration and description exercises, he did vell efter

a rocky afort.

Here, he at first concentrated on individuals, a'rost

corpletely linorin; the sations tulj vere enjogca in. He soon saw

that he hum a mental capacity to ratch both at once and there vas no

problem Unircafter.

8. lle was excellent in iis ability to separate hard facts and

put those In the body of his reports thile listing as comments those

Itens which legitirately were corments end waich had 30 place in the

report 1thell.

9. For the final session, he had been asked to do assessnent

reports on two people. He was mortified when he cant in on the last

morning, lippily handed in his fire intel reports and suddenly realized

that he lil completely forgotten to do the other reporis. However,

In discusting spotting and assessment reports, it spears that he now

understate them.

in on effort to craluate the effectiveness of the training,

we would supreciate a detailed evaluation report in ioverber 1971 fron

the field Atation. Iis report should indicate the extent to which the

training liag made the trainee a nore useful and effestive asset and should

evaluave llie perfornance in each area of tradecruit in which training was

conducted, negative as well as positive coumonts are solicited. The field

station's report skould also include the treinee's ora comments. Please

ask the field station to slug the report COLD/ORPIaT/1/PaRSiNG.

receipt of the report at Headquarters, please forward a copy to the

undersigned.

Baldererther

aLen.

Sziten

DC/05/ALT/TR

Originated Dy:

Aristides Go Lazarus

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UNELASSIFIED

"TERMAL

¿ ONLY

• CON' SENTIAL

POTING AND RECOPE SHEST

SUBJECT: (Optional)

QRPHONE/I

FROM.

EITENSION

NO.

DATE

TO:.

(Offae designation, roon norber, and

building)

DATE

RECENTO PONVANIDEO

OTHES

1. CA/CF

3-7.0002

2 ATTIN-

GLORIA BENNETT

TUBE

EW-7

SECRET

12 OCTOBER 1970

3.

GLORIA-

1 WILL EnLL YOU ON THIS

BY MIT-AFTERNCON, BUT AM

SENDING THIS AS VANCE COPY

SO THAT YOU WLL HAVE

JIANE CALLS BEFORE IDO.

THE TRAINING MEMO

Wice BE CARRIEY ON TO

THEYTE/TRAINING OFFICER

Tr418

AFTERNOEN.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

8-02

RESERVATIONS AS EXPRESSED

IN THE STIPULATION ATTACHES

TO THE POA AMENSUENT.

pICK RUFPNER

YOU WILL NOTE THAT THIS IS

AN AMENAMENT TO THE POA

AND NOT AS dA WHICh

DIANE IS INTERESTES IN OB-

TAIMING.

THE DA, WAR I BELIEVE,

WAL HAVE TO AWAIT FURTHES

FISCUSSION

BETWEEN F'ANe

ANy al/on.

610 use menous

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KEN EN

SET UP

FOR POA

SET UP

ток ол

INSTRUCTION SHEET

EXPEDITE

INDICES

SPECIAL

INQUIRY

DATE

COVERT NAME

CHECH

SECRET

DATE

CASE MO. 201-

12. 68102111970

XPEDITE FO

NOICE:

30605,2

¡DATE

ORSO

ARCA,

USE

ISSUE.

OPERATICHAL APPROVAL

PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL

EXTENO POA FOR

DAYS UNTIL

SLIMSTATE POA FOR

DAYS UNTIL

FORDARO ATTACHMENT TO DIVISION

PORTARO TO

SECURITY OFFICE

CANCEL DER

DIVISION

(No notice

to

MEMO DATED

Division)

DIVISION

REQUEST NI TRACES

ACQUEST OPCRATIONAL AND DIPISIO

I TRACES

ACQUEST MIELO TRACES

AROUEST

REQUEST GREEN LIST

REQUEST RESULTS FI/D DOSSIER REVIER

REVIEN FI'O COLLATERAL IRFGRMATION

REQUEST RESULTS TECHMICAL

IR TERROGATION FROM

SECORITY ORDICE

REVIES SICURITY OFFICE REPORT AT CO/DA

REVIEN SECURITY OFFICE CONCURRENT MEMO AT CI/DA

REVIEN AT CI/DA

ACPRUTTRO DIDORT

REQUEST REVIEN

ADVISE

REFERENCE.

OF MATURE AMO SICHIFICANCE

FILE

TICKLE

NOTICE

01288

• 101L

ORSO MOTICE TO DIVISION

EXPIRED

MAS

PLEASE

BEEN INOTCATED, POR STEL GE DNTONATICALLY

SURMIT

PRO 1I. 1F, MITHIN DO DAYS, NO GURTMER INTEREST IN SUBJECT

CANCELLID.

•FAILURE TO SUBMIT PRO I1 AS REJUIRED UNDER CSI NO, 10-S ON TO INDICATE ANY FURTHER INTERIST IN OBTAIMING APPROVAL

POR THE OPERATIONAL USE OF SUBJECT.

CA/CF-P.1. CHATERNS

8-8. 707

мистаганами In the Discise of Trackg and w the stopiat s

that and capsual duedit to but leing the tracking wall

A muca a abusales unture that its later sencial in

tus us and /al tha Mysey, didid deplacut a dess.

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28 SET l

MIMORANDUM TOR: Director of Tralning

ATTENTIONS

Chlef, Conert Irainlag /OS ITR

SUBJECTS

Covert Iralalag for ORPHONI/S

lo This la to coalirm telophone conversatlos between Ms.

Caled L, Balton and Mlos Diaso L. Chatelas, Chlef, Counter

Frost Braneh, requestlas covert trainlag for sabject contract

agent.

2. We would llke to have this traking begin 14 Ocrober

1970, and can make the agent avallable (all time for three days

caly. Me are planning to haro the tralaing take place la Ner

Tort City, and DAr. Lasarua has already ladicated orally to Miles

Chatoias that he vill ba avallable.

3. Our mala objective lo lo provide ORPHONE/l vith a

firm understanding of what is roguired for good latelligence

repartlag and also the elille soaded for spotting and assas amanto.

ORPHONE /1 has been na Agont for ones five years aad bas

absorbed a good doal ol tradecraft is the process. Ho bao sor.

homonas, had any formally osganisod tralalag.

A. We woald llke to have ORPHONI /l's outalde case oíficer

(bandler) present during tale training.

3. Subject and his operational background represent a highly

sensitive area and we would appreciate the selection of a tralalag

Bite with this in mind. Blographle background as sended by your

Instructos will ba provided by Chief, CA/CF with whem all farther

arrangernests los the training shoeld be mado.

GA•7D-939

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FRED#. PALTIN

Depaty Chier

Covart Actlos Staft

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DDP/CA/CF/DLChatelan:djr (25 September 1970). A

Distribution:

Orig. & l - Addressee

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1 - DC/CA

1 - CA/CRU (Dummy)

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FROM : InterTOgation Research Division

• SUBJECT: Richard Thomas GIBSON

201-306052

23 September 1970

IRD: 54954

BACKGROUND:

Subject is a 39-year-old, married, male U.S. citizen who

bas been utilized by this organization since 1966 as a covert de-

Mon ansel. He was gránted a POA on 23 May 1966. His previous

polygraph examination was on 13 June 1965.

PROCEDURE:

On 21 September 1970, Subject was interrogated and given

& polygraph examination in a Commodore Hotel suito ln New York

Gity which was used as a covert site.

Subject's interrogation and

examination were conducted in the English languago.

PUR POSE:

The examination was requested tbrough Miss Diaris Chatelin

of the CA Stall. ADDP approval was granted for the examination.

The examination was conducted in order to determine il Subject had

revealed his covert relationship with this organization. whether of

not Subject had been approached by any other intelligence organiza.

sion seeking his cooperation, whether of not Subject was maintain-

ing & secret relationship with any other organization, Whether of

not Subject was deliberately withholding any contacis which he bas

developed from this organization, and whether or not Subject is

currently subject to blackmail or other direct forms of coercion.

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CONGLUSION:

Subject's polygraph examination did nor contads any lndica..

Rion of deception to any of the above listed specific aroes of laquisy.

LaTIARCO J. HOMe

Distribution:

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- True, Coleman, Gaynox

I a Coleman

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→ WARVING-ALTERATION, ADDITION OR MUTILATION OF ENTRIES 1S PRCINE:: =2

ANY UNOFFICIAL CHASGE WILL RENDEZ THIS PASSPORE iVALID.

RICHARD THOMAS GIBSON

BATH DATE

MAY 15, 1951

косит

10

"BLACK

xxX'

CALIFORNlA, U.S.Ã.

нася

BLACK

ISEUR DATE

NOY•

10, 1909

•APIRATION

DATE D NOV. 9, 198.

xXX

Diane Gilen

IMPORTANT: THIS PASSPORT IS NOT VALID US:IL SIGNED BY THE BEARER.

Riban, Gil

MATTAC

SERVICE

AMERICA

X SEP Z 0 1970

UNITED SA

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Visers

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TO OU'SAIN NÉCHSCANY VISAS

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Visas.

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SECRET RIONT

FBI info concerning Richard

Gibson

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LABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION

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DIRECTOR INFO LONDON

12 AuG# 14 | 393

RYBAI DIDORIC QRPHONE

"REF: DIRECTOR 057975

1. IN VIEW REF WE INCLINED ASK QRPHONE/1 MAKE

OFT-POSTPONED VISIT TO U.S. IN SEPTEMBER AT WHICH TIME HE COULD

FULFILL SESWIRL REQUIREMENT AND ALSO MEET PERSONALLY WITH

te core

PRESIDENT OF LPWEAKLY TO FIRM UP DETAILS OF NEW CIER. MID-EAST

• IRIP WOULD BE POSTPONED UNTIL AFTER U.S. VISIT.

2. WILL DISCUSS WITH RODIGAST WEEK OF 17 AUG AND ADVISE

RE DATES, DETAILS, ETCO

3. FILE: 208-124-156/3.

SECRET -

GP - 1

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•I ROUTING AMOTOR INITIALS - SEEN DY

SRIO:

8811T:

DIANE I, CHATELAN

C/CA/CF

i959

SATE:

27 February 1979

¿ABLE SECRETARIAT DISSCHIMATION

48/02 mCA. 1

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TOTAL COPIESS

IN SECREI

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• FILE IN CS FILE NO.

O RETURNTO -

DRANCH

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SECRET

tato and sino lited)

10 2 kea 72

tolerance aurabari

CITE DIRECTOR 1 365 9

03 00

ro ? LCIPIT. INFO LONDON

RYBAT DTDORIC ORPHONE

7

REFS: A. ICPIPIT 9405 (IN 031696

Jate

B. LCPIPIT 9348 (IN 029903)

FIQUBELIIVE PROTEIGELLING-FOCAN BILLICOST SIE

NOPIOSLEA REDÄNTRIP, - NOTEHIS OPSIX PENSES ANNABLICATIONS

END JAN TOTAL $7,800-10-THISTMUST-ADD-$800 RECENTPAY.ANDOAX

INCREASES, LEAVING ONLY-SOME"$2"500 ALL OPS TRAVEL: REMAINDE?

CY 70 (UNLESS THIS-SUMFURTHER OBLIGATED);

- $

•a VIEW REF B ACCESS POSSIBILITY, REQUEST TRIP

BE DELAYED ADDITIONAL FEW WEEKS IN ORDER PERMIT Q/1 FOLLOW-

UP ON ISSA CONTACT AND SERVICE RELATED DETAILED REQUIREMENTS.

(FORTHCOMING SOON) AFTER HIS EXTENDED ABSENCE MIDDLE EAST.

SUGGEST HE BE GIVEN GREENLIGHT FOR TRIP MID-MAY, SUBJECT TO

URGENT LEADS THAT MIGHT MEANWHILE EMERGE FROM-TRIP OR ISSA!

..PHOMBEAH/STANDARD.

file: 9201

RE PARA 2 REX A, AGREE SUBJECT TRIP YOT SO ENDAMbOrA

COORDINATING OFFICERS

(continued)

FLEASING OFFICER

AUTMENTICATINO

SECRET

OFFICER

Parissail 3oien

REPROSUCTION EY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PRAISITED. 31124 18

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ROUTINU ANU. I IMAILALS

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TOTAL COPIES:

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PAGE 2

CHE DIRECTCR

013859.

ER, REQUEST Q/I ALLOCATE TIME FOR DEBRIEFINGS /ANALYSIS

A/PHOMBEAH POSSIBILITIES BY ZIBET OFFICERA CONGREVE

THERE 57121. 15

NET. ALSO WORM LOVED AWON STANDING REQUIREMENT FOR

Postisiy

RL, WHICH CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED SAME TIME. UNLESS YOU

OBJECTIONS, SUGGEST Q/1 BE PREPARED SPEND WEEK IN NEW YORK

HESE MEETINGS.

SINCE CONGREVE HAS MET Q/1 AND ANTICIPATES NO PROBLEMS

VISE ABOVE, NO NEED RODIGAST PRESENCE UNLESS HE TAKING

LEAVE SAME TIME.

FILE: 200-124-156/3.

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sara 1ar estobanaabeatars mtiris

PHONE 20/

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DISPATCH

Chief, HOLIME

a COS, London; C/BUR

FrOM

Chief, LCPIPIT London iT

SECT DORIC/Operational

SECRET/RYBAT

FRUESSLAG ATICH

MARTED FOR BIDEXING

NO BADELING REQUIRED

ORAY AULIFLO DESK

CAM KOCE BEDDING

For the record we are forwarding, u/s/c,

a copy of the

letter to QRPHONE/1 from his Paris lawyer which outlines the

status of QRPHONE/l's action against Jacques Verges.

As Head-

quarters will recall this letter was used by @RPHONE/l to

good advantage in conncction with his recent trip to algiers.

The letter says, in effect, that Verges has proposed a settle-

ment of the matter and has agreed to pay this settlement in

Algerian dinars.

Needless to say, QRPHONE/l has yet to receive

payment.

Nevertheless QRPHONE/l's purposes are well served by

this attestation of Verges' expressed willingness to pay, with

its implied admission of guilt.

AcL

Aaron C. LAGINESTRA

Attachment: u/s/c

QRPHONE/1 - Verges Letter

Distributton:

3 C/HOLIME W/at

SO ATiD DY

D'SD

Dared 9 Muriz 70

====

LATT

CROSS REFERENCE TO

CS COPY

DSPARH SYMBOL AND MUNGER

OEPA - 2425

OASMFCATION

SECRET

DAR

36 February 1970

MS RiE NUMBER 3'5

207-308-952-30603

200/124<136/3

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3. SCHWARTZENBERG

AVOCAT A LA COUR

SR. TRUBOURO MONTMAR

PARIS-IX.

NER. 8 TAITBOUT 09-10

01 084 08-10

.1989

APP. GIBSON C/VERGES -

=.

dis.:

sil. 1001!

• .?.

• Monsiour GINSON

32, Hartswood Road

Stamford Brook

LONDON W.12 -

(Grande Bretagno)

Cher Monsieur,

Je vous confirme l'entretien téléphonique que

nous avons ell au sujet de votre affaire.

A de nombreuses reprises, Maître VERGES a proposé

do régler votre affaire et

notarment lo ler juiltet 1967

st il a proposé - ce que j'ai accepté immédiatement - do

vous rézler ainsi qu'à votre ferme, en dinars, lors do

votre ureaier vovage en il-érie,

une somme équivalente

à

la moitié de vos demandes respectives.

J'ai vu dans le cadre de nos pourparlers, la pro-

position manuscrite de Mastre VERrES; dont les termes

assoz fidèlement reproduits ci-dessus.

sont

A plusieurs reprises, lastre CAIN n'a confirmé

l'accord de Maître VERGES pour régler sur ces bases

toutofois cos dernjers mois, il m'a foit savoir qu'si no

l'avait pas revu depuis un certain temps.

Pour vous permettre de discuter utilement avec

Maitre VERGES, si vous le rencontrez, je vous rappelle

le montant des deux demandes :

1°) -pour vous-mêne : salaire : 4.500 P

préavis: 9.000 ir

conges payes. : 1.500 Er.

il est demandé en outre un certificat de travail,

des fiches de paye et la régularisation de votre situation

à l'égard de la Sécurité Sociale.

S/CATT. Iti DEPA-02425

CS COPY

201-306.052°°

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Jo ponse que rous ahandonnez ces trois derniers

roates gui r'ont aurun intérôt nou vous. jo cr01s.

2ª) pour votre épousó's salairo: 4.500 is

préavis:

4.500 Er

congés payés: 1.500 i

Il est en cutre demandé des fiches de paye

la rérularisation à l'égard de la Sécurité Socinlo. Ces

..deux derniers postes me semblent sans intérêt, comme

pour vous-rêne.

Je pense donc que vous nourries demander à Mo

VERGES de remplir les onzagements qu'il a pris à votro

égard,..savoir paiement de la somme de 12.750 & français

í: convertis en dinars.

Merci de me tenir au courant.

Veuillez, jo vous prio, transmettre mes amitiés

à votre épouse.

j'espère noir. le plaisir de votre visito lors de

votre retour en Angloterre.

-"Te

vous

prie de leroire,

cher Monsieur, à 1'ox-

pression de mes sentiments dévoués

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8. SCHWARTZENDERG

AVOCAT A LA COUL

AB, PRUDDUNO MONTMANTAR

PARIS-IX.

Tt6 8 TA1T8OUT 0318

00 08 0 89-10

aura manoes vous:

AFF. GIBSON C/VERGES .

8988d .:0.a?

..: 800.

00.:.96.80

11-19, DECENTRE 100)

dts:

1199919.2

:1:70:.

• Monstour GINSON

32, Hartswood Road

Stamford Brook

•LONDON #. 12 .

(Grande Brotagno)

N.°. 81'10:

ridi ...

Chor Monsieur,

: :

Je vous confirme l'entretien téléphonique que

nous avons eu au sujot de votre affairo.

A de nombreuscs reprises,. laître VERGES a proposé

do régler votre affatre et notamment lo ler juillot 1267

st il a proposé - ce que j'ai accepté immédiatement - de

vous rézier ainsi qu'à votre formo

, on dinars, lors do

votre arcater vovago en il-érie, une somme équivalente

Ja moitié de vos domandes respoctives.

J'ai vu dans lo cadre de nos pourparlors, la pro-

position

manuscrite de Maitre VERRES, dont les termes sont

assez fidèlement reproduits ci-dessus.

A plusieurs reprises, raftre CAIN n'a confirmé

l'accord de liaître VENGES pour réglar sur cos basós

toutofois ces derniers mois, il m'a fait savoir qu'li ne

¡l'avait pas revu depuis un certain temps.

Pour vous permettre de discuter utilement avec

Naitre VERGES, si vols lo rencontrez, je vous rappollo

le montant dos deux demances :

1°) •pour vous-mêne : salaire : 4.500 h -

préavis

: 9.000 k

congés payés.

8 1.500 k

il est demandé en outre un certifjcat de travail,

' des

fiches de paye et la régularisation de votre

situation

à l'égard de la Sécurité socialo.

- en.

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## Page 126

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Jo ponse que vous ahandonnos ces trois dorniors

postes qui n'ont aucun intérût pour vous, jo.

crois.

2°) 70ur votre épousós salairo s

4.500

préavis

4.500

congés payós: 1.500 % .

Il est en outre demandé des fichos de payo

et

la rérularisation à l'égard de la Sécuritó Socinlo. Ces

-in doux derniers postes me semblent sans intérêt, comme

•pour, vous-niême.

:?).

Je

pense donc que vous nourriez demander à Mo

VERGES de remplir les engagements qu'1l a pria à votre

égard,..savoir. paiement de la somme de 12.750 # Irançais

convertis en dinars.

Herci de me tenir au courant.

Vouillez, je vous prie, transmettre mes amitiés

à votre épouse.

•..

j'espère noir le plaisir de votre visito loro de.

votre retour,

en Angloterre.

"Je

vous prie delEroire, cher Monsteur, "à l'exa'".

pression de mes sontimente dévoués.

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1.

Rod: thes

rough dutt.

" Drant.

CI dosene.

1958

Q/1 worked for Asence France Presse - Paris. Ee was discharged by AP? -

- when Ollie Farrington (American negro) brought forgery charges against hin.

Of sent to a weekly Americon pablieation and to to the Britiah dally The Observer,

- over the signature of 0. Farrtagton, lu sot Molentis ant1-French articles vhich

vere pedated and could have brousht about the expulason of sutbor. Willien G.

Sm1th. (st121 1n Parlo), Richard Hiright (deceased) vidow still living in Pario

and Job Flint all took sides vith Harrington.

&

30 July 1964e Accusations recelted from unfdentified Abericans, Dembera of. USA

reportedly forvard is Verges, odilar al feroluilon, cer'eli docants wilch

establisbed 2/1 was working on behalf of CIA. Tuls vas because of fight over

money that was due a/1 and his wile. (as had his lawyer bring sult agatrist

Verges and flaally In 1969 Verges agreed to pey certata enount and elso en

-проlоду.... ThIs I/l cas use to comteract the accusations by Verges.

Fall 2966 FBI Report: Source recentit aärised that during the fall 1966, a

nember. of. en Italien pro-Chinese Harriet leninist Orginization stated that-

Subject vas suspected of being a spy for CIA. Tale person reported this to

Rene Raindort a nember of the Jacques Grippe Pro Chinese Belgden CP.

June 19678 ATHXR FBI Report:

GRIPPA dAd RATIVORE indiested to a member of

an serices pro-chinese coumnlot organization that they thought highly of al

and that they were of the beller he was doing a good job (in the cause of

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=?1tant Herxis-Lentalan).

March 1968; StockholM, ATONIADT - Radical Social Democratie Dalliÿ 18 March 1969

pabllahed Photo and B108 Deta On A Q/1 Ill confunction tith story recent reüufection

-Hercen soldier Rey Jones laplyIng Q/I responsible in pert Jones redetection.

Tote: BjOra luma, as Astonbladet journalist uho is a friend of a/l's vrote

bir. & 10n8 lactter end unfollasted letter the der folloriog the appearence

of the article in which he denounced his paper for l1bellng @/1 and gave 8/1

advice on how to proceed to alear his name.

stockbolm." IIDSIGRATi / Radical Weekly - AlsO published eticle se Q/1.

Bo Hermar editor of TIDSIGNAl 18 prO- Cuban, end !

+910 10a10 -

to 11111oms uho 11 ent1-Cubar. Iasy oppose d/i for his pro-clitnese and anti-

Caban stance.

May 19693.8 Report fron Pretoria 6926 (In 49487) That O/1 18 now duspected

videly of being botà a CIA agent and & South AFICan Intell contact.

Dec. 1969" Report iron FBI: Source stated that bo overheard Cleaver accuse

Don Wright from Chicago of being seen la company of Q/1 vhou leaver, cherecterized

e8 a vell tom CIA agenta Tale vas st the Algertea Congrese -Palestine Dec: 1969.

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-1920

¡PeD. 195UITC: & Loador pablication of leftist Orlentation, carried an article

sentioning a/1 by nene and stating that he 18 widely bellered to be a

CIA agent. (Ino of the four persons listed as contributold to SIC vere

-- at the Alglers Palortise Soliderity Meeting which @1 attended in Dee. 1969..

They vere nesberg of the British delegation representing the Palestine sa

80l1darIty. Coulttee (PSC) which vas a rival delegation to that led by A....

Mancheda In vaich O/I sat. sots it O/I belleves this story vas printed

1n arder to discredit the Menchende-led Palestinian group valeh lo 1a coupetition

Fith the PSC

8 PeD. 1970: BSIRIT 6963 (IN 26212) Relable source reported that during his

conversation ulth Chaseen KANAFAlI, latter mentioned Q/1 and accused his Öf

being a CIA agent. (Q/1 belleves KARAPAlI Elideal suspicion of Q/2 due to accusatie

-Isons: against 0/1 spreed in Beirut by Palestinian personalities who vere formerly

1n london end uho picked up story as result of accusation beveled against Q/1

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SECRET

f then

Falled In;

DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE

SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT

DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION

aNALYST

P. DATE PROCESSEO

18- CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE

RI FILE NO.

3- DISPATCH DE JOUACE DOC, SUMDOR NO.

A. DATE

T. SOURCE CAMPTORYOD, DATE OF IATO. D. EVALUATION

1O- DISSEMIRATEO IM

IDO, DATE

DOCUMENT DISPOSITION

1S- TRANSTERNEO TO

RI FOLE NO.

PERTINENT INFORMATION

GIBSON, RICHARD

201-305052

SEX

DO8 ?

200-009-054

DEP - 00737

26 JAN 70

P3

CIT

UK •

OCC

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JOURIALIST FOR LIBERATOR

& ALGERIA, ALGIERS ATTENDED CONGRESS OF

PALESTINE SOLIDARITY COMMITTEES ALGIERS 26-

28 DEC 69

R 7002111871

080

FILE IN 201-306052

FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.

867 038

SECRET

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"DISPATCH

CARITICATEN

SECRET

CHIEF, KOLINS

COS, LONDON: Chief, EUR Division

CHIE, ICPIPIT

DITORIC /OPERITIONAR

GuItary encrational statio hubarts

mariari, dated li Seenier lets

Ort:- 2325, dited

+7+59995985711

FOXESSINS ACTION

IRATID FER 5O12ЖG

(CAR SAGE DIDENT

Fake

For arded 'creviti are Piniter'" Status Reports for tre

persod carling 11 Descaber 1263 FOI: RAPITOME ERMISSION, IRSTRIP.

ORPADRE, Ind CRrIONS.

ADRIAN B. MISLOST

Attachnents:

As stated lin duplicatel

Distribution:

- C/NOLINE, "/atts (a cosies)

Cos. Iondon, w/o atts.

-C/EUR, 1/0 atts

AT PAITH SPHERI AND FITSCA

ODEA - 2322

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JAN 27 19/0

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SECRET

20ARBe.CY 382002

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AGENT'S CRYPT

PERION COVERED

CASE OPFICER TIME:

: ¡PiPIR (London)

QRPi:O::3/1

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costs

wig,

SUSARY OF OPERATIORM DEVELOPIGNES BOXLIS

102: Gurung-did Gancina

an effort has been made to turger 203.053/- u.

palestinian liberation groups und treia dru no suppositio.

start has been mude in this efiori. Oracult andezaco .

of those European leftist groups accive oi did issue.

isee 0212 - 2227;

This in turn led to his being invid • ¿m do Cordso d6 dideria

Soliciarity Connitrees wnich was held'i algece ln luto dueuduce live

¿CPIPII 7667).

In carly jovenir ORPiONE/l mido a azioi vino to Purio co ccoctinis

certain of his radical contacts ireze.

made a visit to the letherlinus in md-Decc..uun.

in Cetober QRP10:3/1 made another excord tre to te to Obed is

"tare the tenperature" of the radica: lose.

visit wus forwarded to Headquarters unü iй....

Mir Ord

-:.15 and cad. - 2276.

mis visit was deened to have been useful at tina Section watch mind that

another

such visit ve schcauled or Zuszuzzy tie.

A visit to jaironi by ORPRANK in lato Succind mid Citua an Openeranize

for an added assessment of her - so-caland do too dra dodgie dui Doma

ARPHONE/l continues his cultivation of Vurio.i manear vasonaliceur ¿a

condon uno are of operational intures:.

8. 0324 - 2041

0E ORPHONS/i's relations with Dorais Prore! ma Card - 2060 Goe edisa

cassion of his reiations with Geruvier. ¿......

0220202220018

ExPa0Ne/1 by ene

in connociion "ith the Palestino issir-

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it thin

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¿en aii deliberate spred.

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It is our ünderstanding that readquartoss i imit:

others.

2rd

100R.

cover.

ESCE ATE OF AGENTS C0:2 22X0 022392.03.4202.2222-32-21

access remains substantialty uncounted -vi.

ingorors:

¿ccess to the Palestinian cacjuù dos to ta. .andor

meetingo

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PRODUCERON:

let energy did enthusiasm.

üf too wiliting informant-tile scintionie

de iccajmied as a factor in tis ani

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BAT'S LOVIED 220: AGE: 2

¿uishup on his accois

acccunt to cultivate leaders

the objective of taking a trip to do i coo crico, too.

Beirud).

ORically postponed trip to the ü-s. ind ui diacini

for ijiii (in the nestgarteri.

LoSk

ot the scrivities and ittillus c. ::

102: 1710111.

crational intorest in Londoi.

AGENDA ERGOTAS RESPONSE TO ASSERACE

MAMCA2229222422222

PERSON SECURLEY, ETC.:

OR210NS/D9 20055.

TR226

¿criozaance, continues to be enchasinosis i

we channon

muo in neitions quarterly fand uto dujoi..

LOPIPTO diG RUDiGAST are aule to juicio

rolates mariy to others. This in a palei

Indoration fron his any conticis

ano inchiplicated experience.

includin; direction and cricicis.

same nolos trua oi critique of is soporcia:.

i:. .=.

лüй.й.-i.

:: 1061166

LEAVE MICEER, INCLUDING 22220250

and will be put into operation in damari.

prosiens oi BiNveE - shich wuri calci in dini an anderca.

matron si

a increase in salary of $1ü0 per -bada duù a crescued ten talkiel:.

Mas periorted well and errectivoiy ira=15r 115 1=1-01.

ASCOLZLISEINES AD EVALUANION DE MERECES ERROR SE

CORE I0 gain useful access tO Eiù Puidsca:

Gressing well. In subsequent Guditors la vai sue idear de aos a

progress can be muintainca.

Tis peogress toward operationali! tradur sorte ti

insurican and kambona) is painfuiiy sio...

dations - the problem is mainiy tro asica dicin0181-'eis0655 80 mi

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contacts (that of an unwitting informant). No seel that given tais

situation aPPlONe/l is doing as well as might reasoniaig do caposses.

OED: - 858 vas

nuch approciated analysis of ORPhuNE/l's rccoat reporting

on tric Italian target and cxplained iny much of this has as= bool jueged

cissominabic.

ilaving reflocted on this ta scarize inat iris is scarcity

not surprising.

It inorld be recalica that Rosa Station specifically

requested that ORPiONE/l get away fron rigia somai CS-ayee suposting ana

rerudi more opinionated journalistic typs roports.

This tres of reposting

has been juaged quite uscful by rone Station - cut it is useful in an

oparational manner and for general appreciation of the situation.

it was not surprising that an analysis of this particulas group of zeports

turned out as it did.

Rome Station has oraily noted to IcrIpt? trat

ORPHONE/l's visits will continue to be welcome and his repo-ting of definite

use - even is this utility is oitside the CS framework.

In general ve feel that this operation is progressing wall. In the past

there may havo been a tendancy on the pit of certain "custonars" to

exaggcrate ORPHONE/l's potential - with a consecuant lot-dora viren Ene

realitios of ORPiiONE/l the man and his access to targets las broughs nose.

in no: feel that this is bahind us. judged againct tre calitias os nis

situation, his access and the rejure of his targets, va think tras @RPHONS/1

makes excellent progress against those targets assigned rir.

ARIOR C. INGILESERA

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Drember, 968

Riston

in.:

2

WARNING-

-ALTERATION. ADMIRIES DE LIUTTLATION GE ENTRIES IS PZONTEITRO

ANT UNORPICIAL CHANCE PUIEL RI-TER THIS PASSTORE INYALID.

RICHAFO THOMAS GIBSON

MAY P5, 1931

нежит

10

XXX

XXX

CALIFOPHIA, U.3.A.

BLACK

1 BLACK

80Y.

19, 1909

EXPIRATATE D N04. 9, 19044

Pie Ghan

MPORTANT: THIS PASSORS IS NOT VALID L'NIIL SICHED BY THE BEARER

201- 306052

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140/000

persis +386-04 75 022514-17

SECRET

i Dec 49

MENORANDUM FOR: Chlel, Castract Perconsol DiviAlos, OP

VIA:

Chief, OPSER

SUBJECT:

ORPHONE/ • Amendment of Memorauram of

Oral Commitmant

1. Il la seque: ted that QRPHONE ll'e Memorandum of Oral Commitment

be an:anded to Increase Sabjoet's tax free Incorre Irom Irom 00 to $950,00

par sonth effective l January 1970.

2.. Thie $100.00 a month Inereace will be ¿et up in an interest bearing

15/

D. HUGH TOVAR

Chief

,Corert Acilos Staff

Concar:

141 Rogers C. Brickes

Contract Personadl Divirion

• Distribution:

Orig. & l - Addressee

1 - Chief, OPSER

1 - CA/PERS

2 - CA/CF

1 - CA/CRU

1 - C/CA

CA-69-1 163

SECRET

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DISPATCH

Chief: _WOLTME

DFO.

cOS, Paris; cos London: C/PUR

FROM

Chief. ICPIPII/London UB371V

MaSTDORIC/Operational

DROHOKE/Passport

Reference:

OEPA - 2223

LASSETICAYON

• SECRET

PROCESSUNG ACTION

MARKE FOR BOXCAS

NO DADEXIES FLOUTKED

OMY QUALITES DESX

CAN DIEL BDENNG

201-306052

Reference reported ORPHONE/1's having lost his passport and

having obtained a replacement at the U.S. Embassy in London.

2. On 17 November Air France returned the lost passport by mail.

No explanation was offered regarding the delay in finding andreturning

the passport.

Since QRPHONE/ had already obtained a new passport, he

returned the old one to the U.S. Embassy in London for cancellation.

Ick.

Aaron C. LAGINESTRA

MICROFILMED

GEC 1 7 1969

DOC. MICRO. SER.

.

Distribution:

3 - C/WOLIME

1 - cos, Paris

1 - cos, London

1 - C/EUR

TROSS REFERE

CS COPY

DISPATCH SYMBOL ASED NUMBER

OEPA - 2263

QASSIFIATION

S B

CRE T/RIBAT

201-306052

DAR

1o December 1969

ecember

HOS ALL DUMBER

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24 November 1969

MEMORANDUM FOR: CA/BF

SUBJECT:

Escrow Statements of Account

Forwarded herewith is the 30 September 1969

Staterent of Account for the escrow accounts maintained

by Project MiMUTUAL for your division.

If any of these statments do not relate to your

division, please advise so that we may change our records.

Effective 1 May 1969 the interest

rate was increased

from

four to five per cent per annum on interest bearing ac-

counts.

DAPHNE H. MERRIMAN (P)

OGC/MHMUTUAL

Attachments:

a/s

'"i'

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Rec:iste

3.200.00

5/27/50

5130/39

9/30/59

ARIANIC LIVESTIOR CORPORNIEO.:

Escar ACtor

Statomont of accourt

we 17, 1959 - Sapiember 50, 1959

Distuise-

interest

mants

Porcile:

Principal

milanes

$

6.22

40.03

2.200.00

3.260.00

3,200.00

$

ACCOUnt

Dalence

3,200.00

3,205.22

3,246.22

* 5% interast frem day of deposit to day of withdrawal compounded

annually or value date (6/17).

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DISPATCH

PROCESSING ACTION

SECRE I/RYBAT

MASKED FOR DIDEXING

Chief, WOLIME

DEO.

COS, London; C/EUR; COS, Paris

HO DIDEONE PIQUERED

ONLY CLALFIED DESE

CAN NOCE BODING

Chief, ICPIPIT/London

ABTiL

SUBST DORIC/Operational/MHPROBE

ORPHONE/ Passport

MICROFILMED

CFC. 9 - 1959

DOC MICRO. SER.

ACTION KIGURED - BEHRIMES

201-306057

1. At their nost recent meeting ORPHONE/I reported to RODIGAST

that he had lost his passport in Paris during his recent visit to

France. The loss occurred on 8 November in the departure lounge at

Orly Airport as ORPHONE/l was waiting to board AP 822 for London

(leaving at 1755 hours) • ORPHONE/1 had shown his passport to the im-

migration officials when he entered the lounge.

He then went to the

duty free shop to purchase a bottle of Scotch and a carton of cigarettes

for his wife (she smokes Galoises). He presumes that his passport slipped

from his pocket during the process of producing his wallet to pay for

these items.

At any rate he did not discover the loss until the flight

was airborne.

2. QRPHONZ/1 had no difficulty re-entering Britain using his Home

Office Certificate of Registration.

He reported the loss to Air France

immediately but as of his meeting with

RODIGAST on 13 November it had

not been located.

On 10 November QRPHONE/l went to the U.S. Embassy in London

and obtained a new passport (the number of this passport is IDENTITY -

w/s/c) :

We advised CHALEMSKY, of Paris Station, of this loss during

his visit to ICPIPIT on 14 November.

SIC ATID. BY RIDISD

Aaron C. LAGINESTRA

Attachment: u/s/c

Passport Number

Jistraution:

13 - C/WOLIME w/att

1 - COs, London w/o att

1 - COS, Paris w/att

1 - C/EUR w/o att

LATT

CROSS REFERENCE 1O

CS COPY

DISPAJON STIRSON AND BRENBER

OEPA - 2223

QUSXFIATOH

SECRE I/RYBAT

DATE

21 November 1969

35%6452

206 02 + 54/3

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UNDER SEPARATE COVER ATTACIMENT

TO: OEPA - 2223

MICROFILMED

DEC 9 - 1959

DOC. MICRO. SER®

IDENTITY

z 1057628

SIC ATT. Ito

OEPA-2223

SBCRET

CS COPY

201-306052

200-124-154/3

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7 NOV 1969

MEMORANDUM FOR: Depaty Chlef, CA Stalf

SUBJECT:

ICPIPIT Request for ORPHONE /l Salary Increase

REFERENCE:

OEPA - 2122

1. The following is a breakdows ol ORPHONE/l's salary blotory:

Starting salary, June 1965

$600 per month

1 September 1966

$700 per month

1 July 1967

$800 per month

• All of the above ligures are tax free. In addition, as of 1 May 1969, Subject

was given an additional $50 per month (also tax free) as our contribution

toward some form of losurance againet the future (endowment, lump sum

cash valus, or whatever the Fleld and he finally selected). This appears on

the books as a salary inerease. However, although to his ultimato advantago.

It doea reBult ln a small déeroado in take-borno pay since Dil la aino required

to make a contribution to the payment of the premiam.

2. In additios, Ol's MOC also provides for $10, 000 indemnification in

case of death, or payment of $600 per month up to $10, 000 to his mlle la case

of his total Incapacitation or disappearance while employed by CIA. Allowance

had originally been made for this provision when he seemed to have an excellent

chance for travel to Peking; this year me included the provision as a general

benefit, not tied to say particular type of hazardous travel alone. Finally.

this year's amendment to hle MOC also included a severance bonus of one

month's salary for each year of satisfactory service. We placed $3, 200 la a

speclal escrow account to cover his previous four years' service, and are

providing in our Project renewals for each year's required deposit to that

escron account. Please note, however, that this benefit has not yet been

sarfaced elther to ORPHONE/l or to RODIGASI, by decision of ICPIPIT (a

decialon which I believe was wiso).

3. It le my foeling that the proposed salary lncrease of $250 tax free

por month is way out of line. I bellere that paragraph 3 of the reference,

comparing@/l with a hypothetieal GS-12 is a rather speclous and unrealistic

asgamest. Q/l, although an Americas, is as agent, and sothlag more, and as

you note la your penciled comment the question of quarters, allowances, and

perlodie stop Increase ls not relevant. In addition, ubile I do sot subscribe

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to some of the criticisms that have been leveled at his productios, the fact

remains that I bive not seen any marked improvement during the past two

years la the guallty of the material he provides us. No time goes on and

the realistle criteria of what lo disseminable and what is not are applied

more and more to his production, and this production in turn remains at lta

present lovel of superficiality, we will see less and less of it qualily for

dissemination. Since he is an Fl agent, this has considerable significanco,

although it of courso does not present the full picture of his capabilities. His

operational Intelligence has been received with mixed evaluations; usually

his Initial coverage of a subject is very well recelved and often whets the

appetito of the rocipient for more; somehow, however, that "more" sever

seems to materialize - they get more of exactly the same caliber, but

little more in terms of depth of reporting. Perhaps the fault lies la ORPHONE /L.

In which case we should realize early that what we have here is not a truo

Fl agent, but a sort of "operational Intelligence butterlly." Perhaps, on the

other hand, the fault lies In RODIGAST'& handling of the man, not in terms of

the personal relatlonship which RODIGAST has been able to build up with him,

but maybe even because of that relatlonship. I remember when I first talked

with RODIGAST I quickly realized that he felt he knew more thas Headquarters

as to what was important for Qll to cover and what was not; I am sorry l

missed RODIGAST on his TDY here and when I was In London, and that his

home leave has been postponed, for I had hoped to determine for myself

whether RODIGAST still feit that way. Whitever the reason, I am by no means

giving up on Q1, but will continue to try to narrow down his targets so that

he will have a falr shake at showlng what he can do when he ls not allowed to

cover the waterfront.

4. What the above paragraph ls leading up to, ls that I do not in all

honesty feel that he has done anything to really deserve a promotion, except

bulld longevity sInce the last one, and perhaps not follow up (actively) on that

namspapor job offared to him (bis preference, in any event). However, I do

realize that a man must have an lacentive, and would like to propose that we

suggest to ICPIFIT that a more realistic increase might be in the neighborbood

of $100 a month, and that the severance bonus mentioned in paragraph 2 above

might now be surfaced both to RODIGAST and to Q/l as a new benefit.

5. Attached for your ready reference is a copy of the ORPHONE quarterly

report for 1 April to 30 June 1969; this is the last one we have received.

tE:"

Attachment: as stated

Distribution:

1 - CA/CF

Orig. & 1 - DC/CA

DIANE I. CRATELAN

Chief, CA/CE

2

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SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT

DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE

DOCUMENT

IDENTIFICATION

S. ANALYST

D. DATE PROCESSED

DA. CROSS RAFERNEO TO THIS PILE

RI FILE NO.

D- DISPATCH OR SOUNCE DOC, SYMBOL NO.

D. SOURCE CRYPTONYM A, DATE OF INTO.

10. DISSEMIMATED IN

I8. DATE

DOCLAMENT DISPOSITION

18.

TRAASTERRED TO

RI FILE NO.

PERTIMENT IMFORMATIOM

DATE

CUMMATION

GIBSON,

RICHARD

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CIT ?

OCC ?

& UK. ENGLAND, LONDON

FORM ON

EDITORIAL BOARD OF REVOLUTION.

PRESENTLY, IN ITALY.

200126156103-

OEPA-02115

14 06T. 69

R 6911060376

FILE IN 201-30k652

FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.

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STATIOS/ BASE

AGENT'S CRYPT

PERIOD COVERED

CASE OFFICER TIME:

QUARTERLY REPORT

ICPIPIT (London)

ORPHOSE/ 1

1 July-30 September 1969

12 working days per

month (average)

PROJECT

ORPHONE

1966

Costs Only) :

(Field

do

SUMMARY O7 OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS DURING PERIOD:

pursuant to plans

developsa as a rcsult of Mario R. LUEBBERI'S IDY, ORPHONE/l made a

continuing effort to deepen his contacts with various African person-

alities connected with the "London group". Although som? progress has

been made with persons who seen of secondary importance, QRPHONE/1 still

is unable to gain the confidence of the central characters such as Dennis

Phombeah and Oscar Kambona.

2461822270

ORPEONY's one week stay in the U.K. was a week of intense activity for

QRPHONE/1 and saw his local "credentials" put to a most demanding test.

ORPHONE/ performed extremely well throughout the week. See OELA - 51297

for details.

aindori who 1s attemptina to becone

eration novement.

Sce OEPA - 2037, 2099 und 2123.

Following

an overature from a U.S. newspaper QRPHONE/1 made a quick trip

to New York to consult with Headquarters officers regarding the impli-.

cations of this overature on his RVROCK status. See ICPIPIT 4222 and

Through two unwitting female informants ORPIONE/l was able to obtain re-

porting on the Algiers Cultural Pestival. See DELA - 51298.

RROEONE/1 has continued his monitoring of the activity of various African

liberation novement figures in London.

2.

SPECIFIC MATTERS OF OPSPATIONAL SECURITY AND COVER: ORPHONE/l's vacation

in Italy with his

family produced a marked improvement in his domestic

situation - with its consequent impact upon the cover and security of the

entire operation.

This renains a matter of concern and one which will be

carefully monitored.

QRPURE is now entering into a more meaningful overt correspondence with

ORPHONE/, including discussions of his participation in the

This will have a positive impact upon aRPiON/l'e cover as a repmozativo

Of ORPURE.

30

A new means of funding QRPHONE/l's salary is being sought to replace BIKNEE,

which is no longer functioning due to unrelated problems encountered by the

principal agent of

that operation.

• For a review of the security implications

of this matter (which are thought to be minimal) please see DIRECTOR 46178.

ESTIMATE OF AGENT'S CONTINUED DEGREE OF ACCESS TO TARGETS: QRPHONE/1'g

access to his various targets remains substantially unchanged.

EXTENT TO WHICH AGENT FAS BEEN ABLE TO SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS. INCLUDING

INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION: QRPHONE/l has approached all his assignments with

enthusiasn and energy. He has fulfilled these assignments to the maximun

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degree feasible - given his cover and the unwitting informant-type nature

of his relationship with his many contacts. ORPHONE/1 mixes every effort.

to overcome this limitation and in this regard a plentiful supply.of back-

ground information greatly facilitates his elicitation of added details

fron his informants.

However, this linitation is one wnich will always

be with us in the case of ORPHoNe/l and it is one which can sonctimes be

particularly frustrating. During the past quarter ORPHONE/1 has been the

sourco of 11 intolligence reports prepared ly ICPIPIT/reports.

SPECIFIC REQUIRE ENTS LEVIED UPON AGENT FOR ENSUING PERIOD:. ORPHONE/ 1

will make a trip to Italy in late Septenber and early October in order to

survey the situation within the Italian new left/radical sector.

This

trip is one which has been requested by Rome Station. (The trip will have

been completed by the time thir. report is received by licadquarters.)

ORPHONE/l's contact with an official of the Eritrean Liberation Front led

to a IDY by AP Division officer Geoffrey B. DRANSTON to brief ICPIPIT on

the ELF and to discuss possible opsrational exploitation of this contact.

ORPHONE/l's trip to the United States has been deferred until spring 1970

by which time any possible repercussions from QRPEONY's roturn will be

relatively unlikely.

An effort will be made to explore the operational possibilities posed by

ORPHONE/l's existing (or potential) contacts within the Arab liberation

movements. Headquarters views on this matter were requested in OEPA-2044.

A re-scheduling of ORPHONE/l's trip to Germany has been proposed and

Hearquarters and Bonn have been asked for guidance/requirements.

ASENT'S PERSONAL RESPONSE TO ASSIG KENTS LEVIED INCLUDING MOTIVATION,

PERSONAL SECURITY.

ORPHONZ/l's response to assignuents, like his

performance, continues to be enthusiastic and energetic.

made in previous quarterly reporting regarding his security and motivation

remain valid insofar as RODIGAST and ICPIPIi are able to judge.

AGENT'S PERSONAL RESPONSE TO CASE OFICER HANDLING OR CRITIQUE OF HIS

REPORTING TECHNIQUE:

ORPHONE/l has a very pleasant personality and

lates easily to others. This is a positive factor in his elicitation of

information from his many contacts and also makes dealing with him a

pleasant and uncomplicated experience.

ORPHONE/l accepts case officer

handling - including direction and criticisn - well and in a constructive

The same holds true of critique of his reporting Please see pre-

vious reporting on this subject for added details.

ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS, INCLUDING PROVOTIONS, TRAINING: A new means of

funding QRPHONE/1's salary is now being devised. This has been the subject

of several items of correspondence between Headquarters and ICPIPIT.

plan to consult with the SGFLAG representative in Bern on this matter.

ORPHONE/1 has had some purely overt problems with his Chicago bank (an

apparent error in his statement, etc.) He is also being charged very high

service charges for the performance of routine transfers. If he is not

able to resolve his problems with this bank it may be necessary for him

to change banics.

At ICPIPIT's insistance QRPHONE/1 has begun to invest a portion of his

monthly salary in a reputable Mutual Fund of his choice.

investment progran will enhance his financial security in the event of

termination and/or a rainy day"•

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AMON POURED - KEFIRINCES

1.

As previously reported, we related to JAGUAR the incident

In which Lionel Morrison is believed to have searched

• ORPHONE's papers while the latter was out of town.

As you know, there have been some indications in the past

which might be taken to suggest that Morrison was a JAGUAR

contact - he works for the Daily Telegraph and seems to

be in touch with David Floyd, and on one occasion provided

ORPHONE with a report (on ORPEONY) which came almost

simultaneously from JAGUAR.

Clearly, this does not add up

to much of a case, and we could hardly conceive that JAGUAR

would be involved

in the harrassment of QRPHONE.

Even if

there was no JAGUAR contact with Morrison, however, we felt

it might be possible that JAGUAR could add to our understanding

of this peculiar development fron sources available to their

own net.

JAGUAR's reply is as follows (CORONET is the agreed

crypt for QRPHONE):

"With reference to your letter of 24th April 1969,

we have been informed by a secret and delicate source

that David M. SIBEKO, the newly appointed P.A.С. гер-

resentative in London, has recently been told by Elias

NTLOEDIBE, the P.A.C.

representative in Nairobi, of the

incident of MORRISON's search of ¿URONET's papers.

According to Elias,

MORRISON had written him a letter

In an attempt to blackmail him.

Elias told SIBEKO that

what annoyed him was that MORRISON had sent photostat

copies of Elias's own correspondence with CORONET.

"Elias went on to say he was satisfied that MORRISON

mahone me come ceo comes personal elects.

was surprised that CORONET had not replied to letters

/Continued/

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9.

10.

A substantial increase in ORPHONE/l's salary has been requested by

ICPIPIT.

We have further proposed that this increase be paid into an

escror-type account.

See OEPA - 2122 for details.

GENERAL COMMENTS ON OVERALI AGENT PERFORMANCE: ORPHONE/1'8 overall

performance has seen superior.

ACCOMPLISHVENTS AND EVALUATION O? EFFECTIVEIESS OF PROJECE:

ORPHONE/ 1

continues to perform in a most effective manner.

AeL

Aaron C. LGINESTRA

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he had written to him about the A.N.C. and enclosing

press cuttings.

He has asked SIBEKO fo find out if

CORONET got those letters, and to warn CORONET that

MORRISON of someone acting for hin has been stealing

mail from his

(CORONET'S) house.

"Ellas speculates that the spy, whoever he is,

may be working for Black Power ol Marxist/Leninists

or The Telegraph or even M.I.5., and wants CORONET

told of this.

"Ellas has written to MORRISON telling him to go to

hell and that he (Ell:is) and his friends will stand

by SIBEKO.

"Ellas has said that he held no brief for CORONET,

but he notes that CORONET was introduced to the party

by MORRISON and that in June 1968, MORRISON wrote

an article in the Zambian Nail describing CORONET as

a great Afro/American and a great revolutionary.

"According to Elias, CORONET was then living in

London and he

recalls that there was correspondence

between CORONET and MORRISON at that time; and that

CORONET used to supply MORRISOn with pocket money.

SIBEKO wonders when MORRISON began to work for CIA

and infers that he and his friends should no longer

be taken in by the 'coloureds."

"In view of the delicacy of the source I should

De grateful if

the above infornation is not passed

on to CORONET."

This reply does not of course answer ail our questions,

but it does seem

to be in accord with what we know of the

incident from @RPHONE.

It seems reasonable to attribute

Morrison's actions to factional fending with PAC - a crossfire

In which ORPHONE happened to be caught.

moKS

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Chief, KOLIME

GASEKARON

PROCISSING ACTION

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SUED DIDORIC/Operational

ORPHONE Switzerland

MOM WULED - RIHRINES

LOC.PICTO. 3T

1. As addresses are aware QRPHONE/1 has officially been

denied entry into Switzerland since 16 December 1963.

This order

was issued in connection with his employment with Identity A.

which was then receiving money fron the Chinese--in violation of

Swiss neutrality.

A similar order was also issued at that time

for Identity B, who was the Editor of Identity A.

2.

It is now

some six years later and QRPHONE/1 (at least

overtly) is employed as a legitimate journalist.

He is not a

member of any group which is proscribed by the Swiss authorities--

although, of course, he maintains contact with a wide variety of

leftist

individuals

in pur. uit of his operational tasks.

ORPHONE/1

has noted that Identity B has been allowed back into Switzerland--

in connection with his defense of Arab terrorists and feels that

if the Swiss are willing to do this for Identity B then they should

also lift the ban on his entry into Switzerland.

ORPHONE/ 1

obviously feels personally about this,

and it may be that future

operational benefit could be gained if QREHIONa/1 were again able

to enter Switzerland.

3. We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of a report

written by QRPHONE/1 following his contact with the Swiss Embassy

in London on this matter.

We are also forwarding under separate

cover a copy of the letter which he sent the Embassy in which he

formally states his request that the entry ban be lifted.

/CONTINUED.../

Attachments: u/s/c

I-As Stated above

2-Identity Sheet

DOC TORME LIE!

BY RID/SD 1 3 KA: 1356

Distribution:

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4. You will note that the Swiss Embassy suggested that

ORPHONE/1 work through the U.S. Embassy on this matter. We have

told oRPHONe/l not to do this, but rather to deal directly with

the Swiss. If he needs certification of his status as a working

journalist we suggested that QRPHONE/1 obtain this from the appro-

¿site gzofessioral organization (of which he is a member) in

5. We presume that the Swiss Embassy in London will be

forwarding QRPHONE/1's letter to Bern.

We will appreciate being

advised of any Swiss action, or statements, on this case which

may come to the attention of 3ern Station.

Any advice which Bern

Station can offer regarding QRPHONE/l's pursuit of this matter

will be welcome.

6. Of course Bern Station should continue to be guided by

the contents of DIRECTOR-69543 in any dealings with the Swiss

concerning ORPHONE/ 1.

Aaron E. CARESTRA

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handles press affairs, by phone.

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HAS OFTEN BEEN IN TOUCH WITH SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICAL

EXPATRIATES, IS NOW SUSPECIED WIDELY OF BEING BOTH A

CECFIRE) AGENT AND A SCUTH AFRICAN INTELLIGENCE CONTACI.

THE TANZANIAN ASSISTANT HIGH CONMISSIONER IS LONDON HAS

APPARENTLY ALSO BEEN INFORYED OF THE SUSPICIONS AGAINST

SUBJECI AND HAS PROMISED TO ALERT HIS GOVERNMENT WITH

A VIEN TO HAVING SUBJECT DECLARED PERSONA NON GRATA IN AFRICADER/SA

ABOVE MERELY FYI."

2. IN PASSING THE ABOVE, SELEVER/ 17 COMMENTED GISSON

PUIS OUT SOMETHINE CALLED "THE GIBSON LETTER" ON ABOUT

A VEEVLY BASIS AND SELEVER HAS FOUND THAT HIS INFO RE

¡SECREt

MICROFILMED

MAY 1 9 1969

DOC. MICRO.BER.

02 may 69

201-306052

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4-00000

CLASSIFIED MESSAGE

SECRET

IN_

_ PAGE

HAY 6 3 20 РН'6У

(CARE CADETERIA 6916 SECRE I

PARIERTETE. IS FAIRLY ACCURATE.

His 9 3.59 PM "69

ALSO STATED US NOTO

RPT NOT OLE OF SELEVER CONTACIS.

3. REQUEST TRACES ON GIBSO., WHICH WOULD NOT RPT NOT

BE FOS PASSAGE TO SELEVER.

4O IÑDEK.

5. FILE:

72-2-213.

SECREI

•?.

SECRET

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## Page 171

CLASSIFICATION

= CONTINUATION OF

DISPATCH

OISPATCH STUDOR AND HUBBEA

SECRET/RYBAT

OEPA-1708

as MANCHaNDA, which are obviously known to the security

authorities.

Furthermore QRPHONE/1 himself might think

it odd that he was being treated in that fashion and

suspect that the Home Office was aware of his role which

would not help your ¿elationship with him.

Alternatively

(a) would obviously be a nuisance to say the least, so we

felt that the obvious answer was. (b) i.e. an extension of

another year on present conditions."

3. We havé attached QRPHONE/l's brief report of his visit to

the Home Office ti obtain this visa renewal.

teR

Aaron C. LAGINESTRA

I The 4 JAESAR

was absolukely right!

•?..

330

USE PREVIOUS EDITION.

CLASSIFICATION

SECRETRYBAT

PAGE NO.

2 of 2

CONTINULO

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## Page 172

14-00000

HERENITH ATP-CEMENT TO: OEPA-1708

2H2IS VIS 22:2180

1970 co 1a tae Dada, Ey sequest sconed to sause

& t0 tah ox 095 wadil 1500

before finally catarina die visa, macit lith anologies des.

ão lentay delay → corally it taros aboua ar bour.

CS COPY

DEPA - 1708

201-306052

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14-00000

SECRET

20 Marca 1969

NEMORAIDIM FOR: JaDe IONE, CA/CE, 300101

SUBIBCT

RRFERENCES

: Laboratory festo, ORPHONB/1

CPA-1052, 2070b 7ebru106196

2) OBPH-405

Review of the laboratory studies fron the Initial dispatch

and the one dated 28 February indicate a definite improvement

of the Iivar function tests. It is our opinion that the individual

has recorerod frois his hepatitia and should have no complications

1t he continues to follou his doctor's advice as to dies.

ROBERT A. LEGRAM,

Operations Diviston

astIce of MedIcal Services

Attachrents:

Abore references

SECRET

HO 1

daniseri

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## Page 174

4-00000

DISPATCH

Chief, WOLIME

Chief, EUR Division

Chief of Station, London

Chief, ICPIPIT/London 9BM

DIDORIC/Operational

ORPEONE/Medical Report

ACTION ABOLARED - LEFERENTS

CLASSEKADOS

SECRE TRYBAT

XXX

PROCESSING ACTION

MARKED FOR LIDEXING

HO DIDEUNG REQUERED

DANT QUALIFED DESK

CAN MOE INDEXINE

ORPHONE/1's doctor has determined that his liver function

has now returned to normal following his attack of hepatitis

last Fall. We are forwarding under separate cover a copy of

the report of clinical tests given QRPHONE/1.

10.

Aaron* C. LAGINESTRA

Attachment:

-a/s/c

Report

**Ibution:

- C/WOLIME W/att

- COS/London w/o att

1 = c/EUR v/o att

DOC FORZAADED 9/0

S/C

BY RID/SD 1 0 MAK 1969

2i Pias

of copt

MAn 2: 1059 %

DEPATHI ST.

1 ALE MUNGER

OБPA-1662

DASSRCATON

SECRET/RYBAT

DATE

28 February 1969

1 00 12415.306052

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& RIVERSIDE CLOSE

KINGSTON UPON THAMES

SURREY

O1 • S48 3828

De. J. R. DALY

Degs. of CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY

WEST LONDON HOSPITAL

RAMMERSWITH

LONDON, HIS

01 - 7483488

Jan. 80th, 1969.

To profossional chargos for blochenical

investigativas carried out on Jan 14th,

1969 8

к6. 6с 0

with the compliments of Dr. Dalyo

1 RIVERSIDE CLOSE

KINGSTON UPON THAMES

SURREY

08 - 516 5828

De. J. R. DALY

• Depi. of CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY

WEST LONDON HOSPITAL

HAMMERSMITH

LONDON. WIS

01 - 748 3441

Jas. 20th,

1969.

Doar i

Herewith your liver fusction tests,

which

now seen virtually as good

пой.

with kind regards,

Yours sincereLy.

SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT

ОEPА-1662

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## Page 176

14-00000

1 RIVERSIDE CLOSE

KINGSTON UPON THAMES

"SURREY

KIMIsten $828

DeRI. of CHEMIAL PATHOLOGY DUN

WEST LONDON HOSPITAL.

HAMMERSMITIS

• LONDON, HA

RIVerside 3441

Jan 20th, 1969.

Liver Function Tostse Jan. 14the 1969.

Plasma total "iltrusin

alkaline phosphatase

alanine aminotransferase

less than 0.5 mg./ 100ml.

KoA. unitse:

Serun

total protein

albumin

globulin

7.48.110001.

3.8

g•/100al.

3.6

go/100ml.

flectrophorosis of sorun protein showed a normal pattern.

Comment

All paramoters of liver fiction tested appear to

have returned to normal.

Chemical Pathologist.

1.80

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AUSTE:

This is sensit, ve inform.

atiin and must be cleared

with E/ASs prior to

forwarding to HSCA.

(Gibson)

046-78-17901

BOE REVIEWED ÉY ASCA

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## Page 178

DISPATCH

B-B-C-R-E-T

P

РУЛЕТІВІУ

ACTICEI

MED FOR DONUTS

NOTING TIGENT

Chief of Station, Algiore

° Monthly Repore/ErTOl S. KULPA,

outstanding characteristics of this projoct remain & belter-

akelter operational

administration.

pattern and the usual difficulties 1n

2.

No can not really blame KULPA for the former.

H18

forto 18.a001ng around and being able to convince.

These tuo

QUALLLION

aro rare

enough

not to donand in too loud a voice

for the

thiiI--serious concentration on a loug rango target.

It lo not

that KULPA

lacks

the protessionallen, rather it is

tho tempo of his personal and professional l1t0 that 1nclinos

bin to speed rather

than accuracy thie month

As last sonth vas narked by

was hamperod by

the stop and to of SCIUITAR/6, 1e not that these venturos aro

tho upcoming Congo voyago.

unlaportant,

1t slaply remaina difficult to judgo KULPA'a

perfOrmance

on evente

occuring outside our area of coapotenco.

3.

nothing new or nothing untrue on the adria-

IBtratIvo anpocto of the project.

The cry 1B

the sane

froa

all anall stationg--Thy duBt B0

much valuable time be spent on

tiny adainistra

tive

detail.

In KULPA's cabo tho matter 18

porhape compounded

by

his transfer fron Casablance but h18

coaplote file 18 living evidence of the imbalance of tho outaldo

starles.

In the regular four way breakdown,

tho file reflocts

alsost so paper in Plans and Development,

Production 18 not

fat,

Operationg 18 fuller

but transitory, Support 18 & stolen,

bliatoring sonator.

He

Our Dresent agenda

for the next KULPA meeting calls for a discussion of eleven

soperato administrativo

11n18ho0.

TRO KULPAS

items.

One more chestnut and no are

of the world take precise careful case

OffIcoring ulth sufficient time prior and post tho seeting to

bring order: frou chaos.

It is just this time that a anall

station jacks.

laIr, se are glad to state, KULPA BeeRS tO bo.

worth the price pald.

inued is, lawton.

Distribution:

DAVID W. LAWTON 32-25/01

Attachments:

(1 copy

each)

AAAA-354

S-E-C-R-B-T

3 -6 - 25/4

CAND

• REPRODUCTIO

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$á=z,

29-229611

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PROM, APERTURE BARD SUBALTINA

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## Page 181

4-00000

DISPATCH

CLASSUKALION

PROCESSING ACTION

S?.

DE TAYBAT

(MAZZID FOR MUELDES

Chief, WOLIME

INO.

Chief of Station, London

Chief. FUR Division

FROBA

Chief, ICPIPIT/London

SUBJECT

DTDORIC/ MHPROBE/Operational

ORPHONE British Tumigration Status

ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES

1.

NO BEDENIES REQUIRED

ONEY OURLIFTED DESA

CAM RIDGE INDEXINE

МИСКОНЫМ

On 12 March 1969 QRPHONE/1 was granted an extension on his

British visa valid until 15 Pebruary 1970.

2.

Since ORPHONE/l's file at the Home Office indicates an

interest on the part of JAGUAR in his case, JAGUAR was consulted

prior to the issuance of the extension. (This is not unusual in

the cases of persons such as QRPHONE/1 and does not necessarily

imply an "agent" status.

Of course WOFIRM is not mentioned at all

in this file.) In coordination with London Station it was decided

that a re-newal of QRPHONE/l's one-year visa was preferable to the

granting of permanent resident status--which would normally have

been the case.

We quote from the appropriate memorandum from JAGUAR

to London Station on this matter:

"The choice was between:-

an extension of two months

b) an extension of one year i.e. a repeat of what

was granted to him last year

that his temporary residence should be made

"unconditional" which would be the normal

procedure if there were no special considerations.

Our feeling was that for QRPHONE/l's cover purposes (c)

would be undesirable; if his friends got to know of it

they might think he was being treated over-generously in

view of his contacts with leftwing revolutionaries such

/CONTINUED.../

Attachment: h/w

Report

1 - cos/London w/o att

1

a/fuR w/o att

ES COPY

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

ОЕPА-1708

CASSIFICATION

SECRET/RYBAT

DATE

"2 April 1969

MOS FILE MUNBER

201-306052

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Secret

USS.104 94104: 229, Anle

19 Jar 63

sabf3 Eumacts with seree lichel

• Pallas iderel Mourl, lus Foetitin 17 Jun asce ton decr.15rs !" San

lo Michel 1e elisino a ten rublurtlor en le talled drui:, nich or. the order

of Pürttatch, whic i will be al ed at Prone-s;ankirs North AIMica, "jicue knot,

and alpitiare in Fraree. An Alrerlan Ifired di Foinc-ilrour in 1a119 mil be

aditor (he mis unrael) and lichel wiii te tre suitine perlus. Color will be

usad for the cover and adde innine, lie plates deire madr in est Gastony, An

Arable edition will he lagued later.

do Michol plaris to ine irree phatarraphero tor the rseariro, inu Lauhdar aka

Dianal (trainer in Czechi, Dgrel Teharárril i1f ho conseiro to use a careta

Instead of a sotte caieral, ar

d"ecrel ald ho tal to use Alrerlans oron

they us a not " notor ra?'ers",

hut that he reeded no ts rack then up tochnically.)

He has al reary caren. tuare yaone photos foon me in mas ithen ne a lara llaros

othoro ho varia.

He has pri-laed to pa: 15 4' frares eac to start, with raisa

In pay te the tara-ite rooose. I Baid → present ari coma sy livisa, end

a question ofprestine vas sore Importa:" "har TA" for the o elit. (Conment: I's

not s'afe lam gerto is fichel la,

nor 1! he dae the auth-itt to be ie.

At ieaar

ho taiko a pood pa-e, AM he has inker, sure holos lu shou the daltor for upa in

3. Before !Ichel offered emploment on the geezino, he aged 1f I rould be free

to spord tiree of lo'is meeks in An nla ard ine Coreo with Roberto Hoiden to taka

apor rel thaisando pholos unich coul le unei for the rext several yearo la a

continuire carpaiel sor the literatlo, of irsoja, with no retainie dollla riet o

In tho negatives and the entire trip beire, pall by Hoddon.

I said I use udlling

181 couid arrange lt with ye e ploy. re.

Tat me at toor lA jan. At sir pato

18 JanuaTi, 41chal arnousced to

re thur tn-arn had spreed to arunsor a trip for

AE ч0 ATRI:8.

As a first step, Holden varro: re present at 100U dan 19 to take

photos of his Interview with Ber Bella. I vill do there.

h. Mlchel then ould the drias once underway would not to his resporalbllity, jugt

se he nad loosed the reina of Al shaab once 1t'es started.

Then he will publiah

an catiro serlos of slath, orm-il a publicitions on the varlous phages of the

Aperlen Rotormert anil 1i8 effurts, t phoro buok on niporla, photo bocko on the

verous reelina and problera of alper. a.

Concurterily, he will bo doine publicationg

on Blaci African subjects, ta-ine many, line eulnes thruuch derica to Rather the

1n or.silon andphotos.

He said, "You will he nostdne ure with se and travellne

throupi, Apoles at that ll-e than worklir, on Atlas, which anould rave a rood backlor.

of Alertin photos by cher. " fe adiad, a I coureo, lali have in pel periasion en

take you on theee trips-arue they'll war! an artican photo rasher Instead."

S. After the Holden/Den 3alla Irreruleu totes, I a1 to 'sel Holuen am lichel to"

make further plans.

30

Secret

CARD

REP!

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## Page 184

Secret

Za Jan 53

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lo Gemtelienr.l:

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e dire so pratilelt fur nogonia.

ticire to imin?n

h.it.

140h.rot

1 wan

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mitte.

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Sceglie do Fala diedi Mai ai a ioiden E01d tiria:

Cio 11dlart 1! a0r:

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no teoria

angtlitif, meritile ins dipolare.

siild ilierlans prepared

So Taleh du al: w him severi diree, larlar dice

i bore.

5911 20895 5üz6

•Fll' am Polio 3.T01.

'9"59+11n, a5e 508t

20h.

20154.09.

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## Page 185

DISPATCH

CRIOL, HOLIHI

xxx

COTT CRASHES ERNI

POHE MAQUAR ROpOrAT

Through London station's lLaIson WIth JADVAR na nIa socotimes

• able to sonitor tha roactions and attitudes of ORpHoNe/l'a enomias

vithin radical ciscles in the iJ.X. No ara forvarding, u/a/c.

coplas oi two such rocent JAGUAR reporto. In this caso thay

noro particularly helpful in undorlining the continuing nood sor

attention to the cover backstopping of ORpHolE/l'a BOurces of

incano.

feR

ARTON C. IAGINESIRA

Attachnanta: u/s/c

statod above

Dlatributions

-Cos, London v/atta

¿ = C/EUR M/o atto

SIC AIITS BY KID/ST

Dood 04210i5%

COPY

OEPA - 2115

24 October 1969

200-234-256/3.

ICT:

2.1÷

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## Page 186

14-00000

Leis s

28-201-725837

L'ORPISOR BOyA RIONArd ITBSO le punnini foX tia bocenea

hO La 800 ITVOIVO1 MEN OIRSAl'A ulta Enra.

asfals uth sara than lo una vortine for the "Airondalen

jourani1at" end vas vinitine Landos.

CIBS0i8 had forra 008, ono

cold a samber of the Padol. about 15. la In tum rOla MARiaÇON,

una to cola bara. the ahallonesd har huabard, asa daloa soña la

dase ansard susouri about har. Onro beforo sha had veltes out

on hla.

LORRISIN DASA CI8SOY una no: lod baosiso ho 118 1 ›E loson

oxRotly that InfOrmalIOR ¿OM18El las rbout hla. inero sea a

contrantation of tha tuo at a saurine of tha ic00 raintiona

¡natituta dE Mhich CIaSOT rofusad to alt vich HOrRIsOR.

LORiO BON

antad tisa on that asasaion to so:nat tha pettos t0 "n1o sesrera",

LAPIYLAE ThAT CIESOS VES eN AGONE SOTODAROUI.

"parISas dayn sera told hla that thay lIVe ser atono theis

posno bus ato noves 11 debt, end ino could not undasaizis 16.

That sa ny ahe has ataried a suscary schood, and no longar ala

any vosk sos GIBSO, Prondonaly suo had rakon part lo a nuasos.

of GIBSON'A CatIVItLDO, fOr InatInOs "tha MANCELADA attanpE tO

brosi up the tlotras Solidarity Caapeles".

Once GrEgAI tent to tha PorotEn P1088 1080018tIOn alAdalnE

fOr "Zeabion Na1l", MOTRISON 1E nON a soOkly cOntrIbatos to that

Dapor bet tho not than be first applied to the io?.do

MARISOS

saya that at prosca:, CIBSON sad hia Milo aso on sollday sos teo

noathe in Italy.

ZR

201-2 3303e4

secret and reliable source states that.

the mericano.

Ho claine that the chinese havo

nocuentary proot of this, and for that ranson

thay renoved him fron the oditor1al board of

"Rovolucion", the Parse magazine thoy nere

Isnancing.

sison nao then cone to London.

TARIO ALI BAYA OISSON 18 VOrY Malthy but •

no-one tnoma tharo his money cones arau.

timo to tino ha hande out donstiona to syupathisora

Bajing that thoy arg "os behalf of tho Chinese".

3044108746

FABIO ALI aleo has sueplelona that Robert

MILIANS, "who was throan out of both cuba and

Peling" nay de morking sos the G.Iad.

2. 5: 0006-156/3

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## Page 187

14-00000

M29m do paraino for hío batrasen

WORRIsOn heR hod en

affast tith sara then ha una vortine, lor tho "diro-laion.

JOuTanI1a8" sad use vialeine London.

casor had sound out, end

Cold a sanDar of tha PoA.C. about 1t. la in tuT tOla LOrAesOl,

a ho tola sara uno challenata hor nudbari, uno ascoo non a

dera anrand sicoura about bat.

Onoa boforo she lad valkod ou

on hla.

20

I'ORRISTI DAId GIBSOI ULA MOTTION bOOMISA hA ALA ROE trOT

axestly shat InfornatIon:DIRISSY has sbort hla.

"horo vas &

confrantation of the tuo at a soroine of tha 1a00 tolettora

Institute at chich Glaso sommoc in att nith L'orrise

MORAT BON

astad tla on shat codanion to so uit the catter to "his sestera".

15p1y215 8a 0880 Me0 17 ageno provodatour.

SORRISaT saya sara told hia that thay livo far soono thels

DoRna bur uno novas in dabi, and tha could not undaraiesa 18o

That to thy alo had atarios a nursasy school, and no l'areas dld

any rosk for GLasoN.

Previoualy she had taken pert si a nuados

Of CISSON'S ROE1VIELO8, SOS IRATONDO "ChO MITCLATIA eL'ASpE SO

bronx up tho Trotras Solidarity Caspasen".

40

Onca Glisal vent to tha foralen pross Lascolation alalane

that l'oRRIson has forted en appliaation loro end mes not voriáne

for "Zaabian L'all". "'O'RISON la noN a sokly contributor to that

papar but nes not then ha Marat applied to tha ia..d.

LORRI SON

Bays that at proseat GISSãr and hia vita una on holiday sor tuo

santina in Italy.

1.

833039

ZEAPIS ALT 18

20|-A secret and rollable source states

chat.

certain tha: GIBSON 18 working for

the Mericane.

Ho clalus that the chinese have

documentary proof of this, and for that roason

thoy renoved him fron tha editorial board of

"Rovolution", the Paria magazine they mere

financing.

BIBSON had than come to London.

2.

TARI? ALI BAYS OISSON l8 very wealthy but

no-one knows where his noney comes from.

tião to tino ho hando out donations to syapathigoro

saying that chey arg "oa behals of tho Chineso"•

3.291-108746

TAPIR ALI alaO has auspICIone that Robert

WILLIAVS,

"sho was thrown out of

both Cuba

Poking" nay be norking sos the G.I.1.

SIC ATTI to DEPA- 2115.

200-124-156/3

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РЕОМ!

CAB& OFFICER:

ВАРОЯТВ OFPIER:

BALRASINO OFFICER:

BBC A BT

INTORMATION ARTORT COVER BHLET

Englaad, Landos/ICPIPIT

MATOU C. LAGINESTAA XOL

HOTRAn C. RUIBiNDENC!

AdRIaN N. MASLOTED' -

080

08R-797

29 бапиату 70

JAN 2 8 1978

DISTRIEUTION:

8

VOLINE,

LONDON

(ox for shoth and

JAGUAR.

provided sourco description 1a

changed to roar

fairly -ellable sourco".

Algiors

Parlo

iri

Bons

REb38

Tunis

Gonova

BOTD

-

Basrut

2

RODO

2 - ICPIIT

DIDORIC/ORPHONE

SUPDATA:

subject: pirat Intervaldoral Coresa of Palentine Solldaalsy.

Constieces lu Aludura, 26 - 21 Le.POLer 1969

Source:

Noße:

71l0:

ORPHONE!

Requoil HuauguaIlurE verity and correct names.

INDEX

Congresa docusross savo several tugligh tra:glations for

theles Congrean.

We have chosen the oue shich

ve belIeve

So the Most aCCurale translation nI lne french.

200-124-158/4

R

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FIELD INFORMATION REPORT

DACHOSQUID USE ONLY

NO MORRION DISSE CONTROLLIO DIBBENTO DIESEL AEROAD/..

TEL IS A ACERATON HOST 3Y WUN LONGANO TRIANGUE ALIA & RAS

КРОЛІ НО. ОК UЕР-737

DA!& DISTA.

23 January 1970

COUNTTY

001

sanc

POROXRARIODEL/ALJOZIS

88 - 78 Doceaber 1939

Pirat InternAlIOal COngrods al

POLARIDO SOL IGNILYY CACHIEROGE

1a AlElOrA, 28 - 28 Decembor 1988

AtO

sarta

118 January 1970)

PEtO NO.

Radical European sho arrended the Coligioss. His reporting

hos boon denerally rollarlo.

The FIrBE InTIFDRELODAl COnTIEJO Of PAlABIIDO

BOIIUATXLY COREIILODN ID ALBIOTE URS SpOIROTES by the

ALgOsIan CUnaITTOO Ol SOlIdATITY MIth PalestIo. Abour 200

dolegatos, Dat of thos DOTe vONtarO BITODeRa prO-ChInESO

nilltante.

attended tho orest.

thete

In the procondiaga of tho

SILItANI& BOUSDE TO APPiT iDO ChinesO tDoUos

of the "pooplos varo lo the palostinian seruralo.

THO

backed tho norion that Al patan and tha

PALANTIDA LIDATITION ATIRDIISILON (PLO) MOTO ONO and iDo

samo body u1ld Al patal solios as tho vasguera body for

briaglas about ualty anoag all paloatino comasado/ liboration

A

ssjor decialos of lba Couzross vas 1D0

ACCOPTENCO Of Я PalOBLIDAD РГОРОВА! tO СТРАГО НО ІОГОГИАЦІОВ

burasu 1n Algiero.

Tho AlRerians clalsad that 118t000

coustrien tore coprosentod.

Tharo vas so 118t of dologatos

and thO AlgOxiDo bOBta veDE out of thelI uay to recuro

апоуніу anoDg чо раrіlсIрaвів. Dod зикчату.

1.

Tho prealor CUngreS InterDalIODal doS CONItOs

"PAJOSELDO" (PITUY INTAYDATIONSI CODEIESA OS PALOSLIDO SOLIDAFILY

hold at tho club dos Pina COntoresco BItO

ton sIlos outalde oL Algiora sroa 28 in 28 Doccabar 1888.

Jan attandod lArgOLy by prO-ChIDODO MIlItaNCA ITOS VOstOTa

вигоро.

Tuo total sunbor of delegatos uas 188

- 118 PataLEs.

20 PalestInIan and 30 AlgOrIan.

The preach dologarion vas tho

1aJJ00t OnO prABADI and thO DONt dIvIdoS latO vArIOUS laCtIODo.

8 8C 8 8 T/NO FORBION DISEES/ CONTROLLED DISSENTO DISSEN AERONDI

BACKG AOUND

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ASTArouTIOn

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БІНО РОДВІСУ ВІДОМУССТ

TRỰ DISNO DIASE AERONDI

BACHUEOURD UBB ONLY

Pago 2 of 6 pegoa

do Congrosy ueB o!ticlally sponantod by tha Algorian

onalttoo of solldar1ly u1eh paloatine.

she chinia Ihoor poteratae the "Peopa t: n app10d

LDOJO tDOBOs tO thO PalOBIIDION a' CURRLU.

while net direaßly

arstdcIsIna tho soviat pulicIen

dis tha Middln Baut. 18

OvIdoDE la tha ChAgross ducusenta thal the Buropoas ssl1tante

sougbt to do Fo.

por exraple.

they ytrougly condoanod the

Dodtod NalIona resnlitiona on

tbo rettlozadt of the Middlo

coafllce.

rba saln concluairna ol the Congreas

varo:

IDCe

of tho Al Patah sm

olaR the only gerslne

pa]

nlutionary nrgasititlon, sod a docialon to

cro

Infornatinn bureau

1e hal

B10FB

which

o1ll SO FUD

by

PRLABZIDIADR.

The bur

rovido

ininrnation on

dovolopoonta la tho palos

olution to

all

tbo

PalOSBIo

an conalltceR throughout

tbe vorld and to &ll

volutionary

BOYENCntS

whích

aupport the palostiniao peoplo.

Cnajudetiod

uien

those

Palostino

сподівоев,

the l'ureau

вропвог

DOEtIDES.

OCLUTO!

delaten.

11la

shor's and an

annual

conterenco.

(PAUFCe

a prosinont

cossant:

Abu ol

Н8BBOD.

londer nl the

palostinian dolegatloo,.

one

tbo

delegaten

the Congregs

that

confidod

Paloatine Liveration Orga

12a81on

(P1.D)

the

• conferenee

1n

JorUan

would probably sponsior.

1970

or 187

ÄLL CARDS "N

A ALGERIA, ALUIINS *

ATENUEO CONGRES.

•EFALESJINI

a."Tsrurce Coanent!

1rBiZt. CoDvEratttas 01485,.26.23

BOBe of the Alzerian parlicipant-orgorvero,

altogecher pleased vith

they vore not: REC k?.

CORgress.

feeling that 1t8 con-

M

cluslong

vErO exCegalVOlyFAg,

The chiot spokessan 1or

3 3 APRI3tDO Algerlaos vas l'baned

8 %1 d.

ubo is the Algerlao

AiEINIA LAtGEATa, BlSba the laalu yatoa secursty coudcllay

DIPLOMAT

Tbe delegat.CH

slapi ai thè Zeralda Tourdet Centor

-Meibraste, located suout eloven

alleg fros

the !'lut des Plos, and vere

Luased dally in

the Congress site.

rDo Algozinn hOBla 3ãU

en 18 chal tue Jolegal 1f.

dere lopt lousy and cogother. Strict

BBCUrIly

vaa nainlained and

tho deichates bad no

chance to

nloglo sirt

the

Algerion pocple.

Trcto das

no list of

delegales ind several of the participants ugod psoudoayas.

The firBE 50B81On 01

the (oogresg on 26 Docealer,

ALEERTAThICh Ineluded

LAWYER

uas chaired Ly

Larbflt

dauce ot

Largo proup of Algorians.

Bentou

(Algerian).

(81old

•Connent:

IDCSI•B 315/05108-09,

cd 31 1

Dec

aber 1989,

described Bentounl

tho Algorian

defonBe lanyor 10 tbo

rocent trial in Suirzerland of the

three Palestinian torrorista

charged with attacking

an El Al Boelng 707 in Zurich in

FobruBI? 1269.1

AEBIBnIng thO

tbe

timing of

varInus

speakars,

and shalrnan of the iLo.

on or

tla1as

representative,

the Congress

o1 33

to croate three

connisgions

Theso мего с

anonly knoon as 1011008:

polftical

C ENEUNEER CORMIBBIOn.

Inforaniion Craniaulos and Organizs

t1O0 CoBsiasIon.

(SOUrCe CRaJODI:

The Palest

ang

suvtously

had cose to the

Congises with only one innadiate practical aio.

1.0..

80

obtain

laft-uing acceplance nt the creatton of a palestialas

M

1uP0FABtI00

bureau."

Al tne luginndos

nt lhe second day of the Alglers

27 neceavor,

Bentound ceded the chair to Yabil

•s que PLes.

for the peat of sho Congress the

eriaoR

plajed nu acirve sole, thus leavluz the

Palestlnlang

wlin cor.91d0rdil: 1000.rs ds ieduna in lba procrodiags.

Tho

PLO MEMBER

&ECR & TÍND FORFICH MIYSEK LUUTRILLH. HM DUMH DISSLY GERDAN!

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Page s or 8 pagos

DuIt of these prouDe.

cho Isportant Pullical Commieason.

18801d

caseroat:

¡l charrod the Organiralion ceoeianioa.)

SOUrDO dId DOr knoN lha Uana sI tha palestinian sho

6. 102=0

The SORt IMpOrIMA CONEIORS dOCUMeDE DAB

Canalagion salaly

:T? UKLA BElLIOn CALIzeD Of IndIan deaCOnE MDa 18 SARLORAR OS tha pro-

(sourc: Cranent:

HaseDaDda confIdod tlial ho uas nor coa,leraly satissled iles tho

tho

docuzose,

but coralderod le

vorthebIle DoDet.elong

bocauge

18

cano close to uhal ho conaldorod vero genoral chineso

alchnugh 18

din not condon the soviot Unlos by nano..

Abu Bl

HaBgon and

other

paloatiniang congratulated Manchauda lor

In ragnior

through much a bard. l1no political

docuDonE.

Manchanda had in

ract doninated tho linal plenary

sougion of tha Congresg no 2s veceuber shich votod alIlmaativoly

on tha doclar..rlon.g

On uns occaslon durinz the diacuasioos 1s the

Cosmisalon, Yarld trite to porsuado the Consisalno

rohoso rovolut innary

chasilients he clalmod to abare)

that 1t

should so carlor in lia condernations of the Unitod NatIons.

Delogallone from the fallouisg countrinE Moro

roprosonted it the congregs.

AuBRTIA - HapregAnted li an observer fros

SEX M

I:03.22 PEC IS

CE: BELEIUM

bit abich included

pollulcal euroy cl Ri1nd0rs.

!!!:!!!)

BELF TUM

3.30 MAR 13rho ilvou in London.

Trall - Represented ly youth nato feei in

BELGIUM

CIT: BRAZIL

nelocarson led sy nanchanda 2eo sollows:

Great BrITaIN (IMO JIval delegatIONS) -

61)

Hanchanda,

ropresonting the solidarity

FrODE for tha LIVoratiOn ol Palestine and

the

Arab peoples, and

the ReVOlUtIOnATY MArXIBt-LODIDIBE

SITiUK

(2) Diana

or d, of the Hoaon'?

MEMBEROF!

701

(3) M1kO

MEMBER ROVOlUELORETy MeSAIAL-ZOnAnADE LEAGUe

of the SEX M

CIT. U'T

11) Minnes Ves

of tho

MEMBER ClubaLue students valor

in

FUTORE (Z8VE).

(Psold

SEXM

An orficial Britial Servico reported

AUgUSt 1159 8h21

(h1n893388

1A8

expalled ty

the

SIT UK

axecutlin crumitree of

the Ziabalve AfFICAn Peoplos

DPOB. 13 MAY 31, 4545:

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the zsus.)

SEX M

sUrnalist SOr SIT: UN

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¿Teachol la Inados uno

SEXM

eIT.

un

SEXM

188

Hatt

8 e ., danager of the scottiub

(8) navas i.

Vis de do do ta sio

i son tho

In kasni.urgh

Dolozalion ¡run the palertier sol luardly Erupalen "pSCI

R8 followe:

:M

uK.

21

Norman

ol palestino

('8s Abdullah

o8 Palentino

(1) 104188}

ЛЕНВЕЯТ

F

asanco. tho Friends

de l

Mimate -

Young LIberals

is' na unidontiiled sarl Irsend «s Eskee

PALESTINE

16, 190u, "

•е :д

SOLIPARITY CAMPAIEM.

, (a psr. Mce:.ar)

i court

'і каж aу ак

otserror

MIMBER

or lure firch's Cresunigl

go.

MEMBER

(91

deal. ol the Revolucionary

socialist studento FoUrniluR (RIST. 10 LondOn

SEXM

who 18 apparently the editor

11Bt8 118 01110F as

Arzanazi bad supplied che airfare por this

Ielogat10n vecause he did not usut lha pso peoplo to go

tn Algiers under the arcangements ul nanchanda.

A1l.of

the Pal. poople vere young

and.

no satch for Yanchanda

who,

In the 11aal BensIOn

of the Congress, vas ablo to inolute

then completely

InaBauch as they apposed the corogattion

of Al fatal

sted

the establishant is she

inforsation

bUTORU In AIRIerO. I

Malden coonunlat party and the Socialist party of

¡caly - Ropresented bi delegatre tron tho

Prolatarian UnICy (rSICP).

Taey decided to so la sa

LuB.

particlpants

isy

although

they vere entitled to le

the fact

that lney Lolong to a palestinian

The ooly open political

appraision en the

CANe

overall

fron the

18.811845

palitical llne of the Congrona

чпо радиві

aul a atatestor

at the

81581 80881010

dapioring

impurlallon of loft-ulag

Quarrels

1n+0

tae

Lague

ralore1a0.

SECRETIONS 102°

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sorked cur nod

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VANI GEIRRAY - TUL SOlEgATION URS CISPOSO

of unidentlfied millinare of the Soc1s-181

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The BICUp BOOk & LASy

3

1O1E SOCIATINA PORILLON ANS JOINOS MILL tNA PSC XEN

FiERANCE

BrItala la openly refuslaR in Elve full support to the

Al faraD.

an tho orner head t! 1 Garans playod ro

rolo.

pestiag

On1Y

LISOlly lo tho pOlItICal CorRIssIOs.

ASSOCIALE dE ABDERACRNS

spaln

Suizzorland

•NETHE

Tho Motherlando - Re

donk

and bertus

uno cano froM Analerdan. I 'Ssurce Connest:

ragteadank

Maid that he vas 88111 a

incabar of the pacifist Soclallgl

PartY: Hendrike doncollod 1i

88 2

HA1110t-L001018E.1

.

scandinzvin -

Included surden, and parhaps

tuo other

SCANdINOTIZI COUNIIIES

¡inurce Comment:

BRAlI SCRIdINAVISI RInEp.

The

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slock.holk.

-= 5WEDEN

18 AD AraU

jOuruallsl sun ChiNe lO tilA 10r LebaneJe an

OCC

JOURNALIST STIRO publicatio le und uho rad Ml:cnics che V101ne

In strckleels."

1.

Algarte

Palestino

AKB,+

- Delegatdon as Lallong:

CIT:USA

of the Ad Hoc Comalileo

SoT a Herzlet-Lea1a1at Connunini party uno led the

delezat1on

12) Mrs. VRlOck.

=IT-USA

"ISe of hert Block (Source

Cossent: The Blocka appruacod that ¿noy vore

'antenadne the Congroza undor the paeudonya o

MTy, Glaok evea unat to che length of

MArInE & roddian olg aad Cark 5l ausos.

Neither

P.lOCk

(3)

EldrIORe

cloarer.

ISEXM CIT:USA

ros1d1ar 10

MESSI

Party leader tu onde e che te

acconpanled tho Blocky and ube claincia to va a

sentier o°

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CHLOE, HOLIKE

pole sandone chuni

CHISE LAPIPINDANIOR

DEDORIC/OPErAtIONAWAIPRODE

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MAQUAR RODORE TO

BECRE

B19M 19 E380

10XX

им сока 1025

Tarough London station'! liaison vith. JROVAR Ma ura socatInes

• ablo to sonitor the reactions and attitudes of ORPHONE/l'a arosloa

vithin radical ciscles in the 1.X. No are fortarding, u/a/c.

coplas oi two such racent JAGUAR reporte. In thia caro they

varo particularly helpful in underlining the continuing neod lor

attention to tha cover backetopping of ORPROSE/l'a HOUrCOS Of

income.

ich

RATOR C. LRDINESTRA

Attachmentas u/s/c

statod above

SC N8172 BY KID/STI

Sad 04 novel

Distributions

, - Cos. Lonaon ulatEs

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MATT

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32201-725837

isonial lotter and Pora 01119-30105419 Le

ДЕРА-ДНІ

ho sa 800 involveR tiEn OlESAl'a tife EnTa.

LOURISON hAd hOS 8T

asfelt ulth sara then to una tortine for the "astonlalen

JonTanilas" end usa vialEinE London. Clasar hel found out; end

told a sambar of tha Pohol. about 1t. Ra in turn cola Laçon.

Ras ta cold-Eare, She challencod hor huebend, and eated hon ta

dana entend rusours about has.

piro beforo sha had valkés out

on hito

LORRISIT DOSA CISSON MEA MO: Od DeCGURO hO aLE sIt troT

ax20tly that InfOrTalIOs:D71I821 inas nbout hia.

The t

confrantation of the tus at a santine of the rece dalationa

INDEStUCA at UhICh 6I2301 TOfUROd tO SIt VIES LOPRISON. MORETSON

asked tita on that osassion to ragnat tha sattax to "nio Motesa",

LOPIYIRE thAT CIBSON TRE en RENTE PEONORAZOUT.

¿PaRISOS daya fira told hla chet tboy lira fer etono thal!

diana due aro never in debt, end ino coulé not underatels 18.

shet d6 dhy sha has Biarted a russary schcal, end no longer ala

Any vOTk 80r GIBSON, Exurionaly ale hed seicon part La & Durias.

OL GIBSO'S ROTIVItION, SOS INStEROR "ENO MCLUIDA esteept 40

brasix up tha flatnas Solsderity Caspeles".

ONCA GIES MOME tO thA POTOLEN PROSS LARDOLEtION aLALANnE

that roarison had soread an epplication les del des not rosane

Sor "Zaablen lall", MORRISON ls noM a mally contributor to that

paper but ves not then be first explied to the P.Pad.

LOERTSOE

sara thet at predes: GIBSON dad lía MIlo RIa on hollday s05 teo

scathe in Italy..

833039

201-1

ZEARIA AZZ 1°

Bocret and rallablo sourco statos

that.

certain that GIASON 18 workIng for

the mericans.

Ho claina that the chinoso haro

locusentary proof of this, and for that rorson

thoy ronoved him trom the editolal boara or

"Rovolution", tha Parda macarina they were

Isnancing.

OIBSON had then come to London.

2.

TARI? ALI BOYS GIBSON 18 verY Healthy but

по-ona tnows thare his money camos trou.

¡TO.

tsuo to tino ha hands out donstions to syppathicaro

saying that thay asg "on behall of the Chineso".

3371-108746

JABIS ALI aloO has Buapiciona that Robert

WILLIAMS,

"Tho was throw out of both cuba

Pelding" may ba rocking sor the C.I.d.

2.=-

0206-1561 3

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LORRISON has hod en

affess with sara then ha una rostine, for the "Afro-helen

Journilat" end nee viasting london.

GIaScr has Soud out,

and

cold a sanbar of tha Pah.C. about 15. Ra in tumn tOla LarAIsO,

and ho cold Bare.

sho challenged hor husbar; and asces nor d

¡am antand susoura about har. Once befora sho had velked out

on tta.

1022U901 MaId CIsSOT «cA MaTTied boOmise he d1A not trou

охаєєу «hat ІпОвЕХо: ОІ?? ра рол пі.

Tere van&

contrantation of tha ino at a sortine of tha done ?aler1ora

Institute at thIch GIBSCT tofundi to ult vIch LOrIsT.

MORRISON

cated tits on that acocaion to so: utt tha catter to "11? sertera",

10p152n9 that M1330S ves an agno provocatour.

3.

SOBRISON saya. Sara told hia that thay l1r0 far soons thalr

Deans but are never in dob:, end tha could not undoseirsa 1t.

mas 1e ony sha has atartos à nuisary school, end no lanter dla

any task for CIASON. PINVIOUBLY dha had taken pert si a nuador

DS CISSON A ROtIVItIOS, lOS IMATENCS "thA MYCLATIA eLSeapE to

bonex up the fletran Solldarity Caspeler".

OnCo GIBSON MOnt tO the POralEM PrOGA daROOLAtIOn OLElAnE

that 1'0221907 has rosend en applloation fora ená ves sot vosidne

Sor "Zaabsen L'ell", MO:RISOT 18 nOM a Tasily contrlbutor to that

Ianor but vas not tian to tirat ayplied to the P.?.d. LORISON

8Eya that at present GIbson and hia MiLo era on holiday for too

_santia 1n.

Italy.

d.

ZR

....

201-X32079

and rollable sourco states shat.

TEARIS ALI dECertain Eras OTOY 18 workIng for

the Mericens.

Ho clajas that the chinese have

locusentary proot of this, and for that reason

they renoved him fron the editorial boara of

"Rovolution", the Paris nagazino they were

financing.

GIBSON had then come to London.

2.

TARI? ALI BaYs DIESCH 18 very mealthy but

no-one knows whoro

his money comes fron.

tino to this ho hands

out donations to ayapathisors

Baying that they are "on behalf of the Chinesa".

387-108746

TABIR ALI also has suBpiCIONa that Robert

WILLIANS,

"who was throom out of both cuba and

Poking" may be working for the C.I.A.

S/CATT./ to DEPA- 2115,

200-124-156/3

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y sos fon 63

SUbJ: PRASIU. NT BEN AIL:AS VIiD.

PiDar den Balla's apartient, illla dole, ani jan A

MOB. BEX BAILA RBiLISTLO ANT OF TRASE VIES RE NEPT PRITATI.

losse sararit of erlala In ligaria de pyar, and relativaly eratora a branihire

and alscina support to ananas a alre ra: problain. por la: rot ll:o alrese

¡rumpridon, Bor. Balle lo 80rti.il. ale of noven hours eleep por aleist.

Ho lo rolesos, able, porsidert.

• ALgorla'a REsteal probles non la MecurE' Tietl.i. el tie ecstany,

unautral sior, doro and istiration

furaign eld lo oerential.

Ho wishes chat

catka with the Uos, ovuld

so posslila,

and foale tie brot

sarrad to do thía la to rato en

to ser on the suot the nasda sod spadlal

El sea that ho mianer tha talis do 1d start

dand of living." but rathor ald Maden idli

iyppo to paralt the Alfertin esonozi

# lp 1180:1.

In renly to the

quent lon sherner no hapod sore id could

cos from the loS. than t pio

uld "I hope so, l bapa

saro the all'ht lapresslon no fall the las. too such

better equinpod to aid..

to prollatnary estimate

no potoniait to nittes for the roametruatien

1e one tuniral billlon france.

will do that Alratle vill sak fror fraico

in adrielonal help over tre

next to years:

He stressod hla epprodlation 10r

tha! narioss l ihaaaador.

advira one of la set valuablo qualllles

do that ha sotually loure

diperian peoplo, a trall axtrovaly apupoolatos

by his and the Alpen a Jouplo.

3. The aboro he p la in adilelan to lia ropular etdidatruel no rudget and

the operatlonal budpot.

The ed drintralite buster of 201 bilitan fress la

a balanond budgot, with realple as nalally bacau a of the no lesso tripo: os

without fall to aqual axenalt.. roa.

sentionos poreral il ea

Chat Algeria

lo too proud to nak argone echo lo pa. 1la assiniotratiro budges, do0., pa slo

dil elect por can part be ond e o or oya deto pore thee

sosa peoplo do not ballots there viil be a privito postion,

and cald "propio

Mll sorbery l am to tabe ne at y vord.

11 1 didn't man 14, I didn't raie lo

ly 1ta And 18 1 chargo y lánd, I ull du timE tua, and I did fito tha

seasona. But, there vall ho aprluate pastion ul soonary, ani una do vent furalen

• Lend refor l Alperla la end Mill la an eperisent never tiled aprono

hero will be buch collectire and alato far y ben Balla does sot bellero 1i

eltine lant to laditidual prede la baceuro dil -up plate una oooraloelly

un prodrive.

And In any ceo, the quention of co sural Lande hes bear e tritoe?.

oratos in Ailerla for choundida of youse, mici men ila Pranen could neros

and the son aftericema as bur a disht cherpe itos thia me:ort

but reas tile astu var, l0 pafrtad to tial el tival to preseTto uTO

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alroady sacopted ulth no dliflouledro tha aurunel astangos it for the one

«illion bartary of Bless Tearita (ebandoned french lards) son belies pur toto

prociation. Ho contreated this ulth the realataros as the basalan present

nast causad the alaucheor of al liana of Buasiere I ran valch Fustlen

assioults a has not so t maeorenado. Ma fenla onen 11 procietlor as thera

11llan to orason 1a lover then 18 varundy trench control, 16 1a definitaly

vorth li, ainca the profita son't go to on riah alana shial eperla tba sonay

as tha friara bert udll sreatly boost the peasento atandard of LideR.

In thia respot, no saa dalinitaly not in astresant sath Prol. lraone'o

Rajor artleds of ligeria Rivon on l Jamiery, end do tald t a prOfeRsos 1n

do lith reapect to tuba, la vas disaprainted lo roturn bora to find that tro

saalo bagcs did codat.

Hio vain bopo in Maltira Cuba-en he told Prosident

bosnody quite frankly but lo rastiye ves to halp lover tarpamtures.

citieod Preslert tennado not to intado, andhe hed adriaad Caotto to be soro

floorost in secoptancs of aro. The end result ess not disappolitsant, hoverer,

aínos ano sen en ba dles pointed 11 & males lar has bean aroldod."

lo ina lesa resotion to the lose revolution disappoincod dis also, end ha falt

ULS, early cetiona vore intakes. It had appearod relationa botrara calro

and kashireston vera poine to sall prior lo the leran erlala, endlt had been

a shara to raln food relationa. Uos. racogaltian of la Ratablie of lenon

horapas ve lighly calcano to him and ha fools thia ll do such to roturm

VoS. /Calro saletiona to the provio: han plara.

8. Kith respoot to a Villed Morth AlMos, he fools tha ll-re to dot l0 non on

a cultural and coonculo loval.

He foala Identlaal Lettbooka, enchango af

teachoro, oult sal exchances, luvering of frontier curton and coirletrative

bartlero, oto. Mill start a nonavent shich in the and ulll fores conscently

even 11 the polltialans don' l raally foal the tiao la Mpo.

la foala thle to espaally true in aducation und the codabango of coonorale

fion as procus re alectroit from oujod for Harun or Lose

%. "Upon bla bados de a san" he prora be nor ery Algarten hud eutring to do vith

tho attamprod assscalnation of Bourgulba.

Ho deo felt puro the tus Touserflare

In Algeria, uho are good stande of tis, had not 1ne to do vich 1t. lo salt Mla

(Mondeblo all, there two pistona Litt have lor to stephantine ouspledons crat

Ho aeld "th & la nor up day, and I hava too sero proble

of my ora to adalo in Tunialan a'airs. It vas s plat munted andaumarted in

Turdala 118018.8

20. Poreonal InfoMalIon Ratradi DUB 25 Des 1916, Marla, of parente born in

coondary atudlis al thensen collego, Pronah asay in franco

1111805y, edal end tuo oliora (hleheal tadal purallia, and he vas firat of thre

Do doc satal), then baci to Alirtla, In 1945 he vas la 5th Horoscen rogerent in

Soils upon 65,000 peoplo voro alauentorad, uhich sartod lla entry trio pollelon.

That cordon brended hla sor l1fo,

and he maallied that fordo sea tha ably sanmar

lo ARorla's eTy for llberty. He does not hate the prench la dry voy, bonovar.

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EUSTRIK-A RIPOHT 1222, I I00

Babfa Anaricaro/ lara Seblalfor/ionard diDon/Aerique Ratolution

8 den 63

lo Boaalls estodiled en IMPOTEal elsEsalia totates bisselS, sustalfos, en

adle load 5 ines tha Undon 0f 8o th APPliA, and ITEa Hatsdes (pharat1o) at

the saralis/ilalalou apartsent. I y a smitad to partialpato, und to tranalaco

fOs BEnlallas una sponta no ironet.

• south Airidan didn't appear, b

saro jainad Intor in tha ovenlos by a Prunch lamor Meatles La so sor

1a Blena Vacanto and by Pranoalo lal, erother jassion satsari ebaracter.

3. 840 ONClE 5ã0 a dIadUealas of tha Cuban end Algarlan sotalutlers, Behlollor

nas naTo or less the arealo, harlog toes in luis tales, asco fas da mantra

Dsa Go/dea 6l end recantly for Ilns montha. FarzOnally, I fOlE Bellelfor la 00

eutstel leat that ho la a da mudas la on tyrting exospa parcaps tba cast eul

he party nonbarahip. Ha ls Inialligent, reasons wall, end le abrimaly sall-

read, balsa ablo to sito quotes sras boots by titlo as the prinalpal commales

Bathoro, espocally letro la la doo fusty In that Do copo to sampant vos.

praliiona es baing propagands poalliong and dia not assual tha sal dae for.

Fundan paalilone.

At the cano Elsa, ho gavo Ia en lEpTOaddar as ElsaerItT.

pilta a tit al artilcion for lassie, end an obviona ssarah for tsa tratao: Ho

didn't allat es oyo then liatitos arramad tat tO taTo allorares, Doodarlot,

and hapod for the arentual Implentation of coclalla ores 11 tha Ua3." 28 La

la sos a sorrunlot, ho lo en extrao left sellot tremelas.

do sno polazial casalundans of the oparing taro that ina Algerten runalation

ba proctaded along the sath of sodalles una faster tsaa tha lubes surolution

dia, but that tho Cuban revolutlon udll rosch trud coslalle batori too Algerien

supalatica Desawo of tha Liltulls factor of the Eulen astresstay tha Caban

asty tao the rpeartead as tha sorolutionary perora in Caba, tat tea Algerlen

amy has not boon die to the polltled artelo, a dalest talch lo belss corroria

El EDA BasRIr Es plana aTo Don balsa tado for

tho AReTen

army

to testse tha

after

DA ASPIES

hardog a fur thes stantolf ae

1n

горкал

do 18 not

51 став

tha faos of Ar

коор & том

чо

I8 sant

alands a 18 10

ром

erpas llloin

Clos of os

andot load sardp stulch sha slabes to porain.

sehlelfer aide ons latersating

ratesent that forgen bad boon kllled by Cart rabecause b

roos funds from the CLA

I tides eproad that parhapa In tha U.S. DO EOTO efforta

isilastlen and dotsibution es land could de suriosgad.

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Prea charo ho la to fo lo tho 8raroo. I ericod bla stat ba tra dalty baro, end

•na suplsad just tratallngo Doszlla hadro'1 so ha la a pactalane ulla a erado

De o sallles pelos onlch sould caeblo 1t lo roples dema Arriee Ebroughou

soles. Unen I ascad about finesados, ho cald la Algarias comement sa

Elnanalra 11 hearly. la mig'ested no mat egiin l detriary po ha could procant

so lo laboas uno sas Loatdra sar a photographes, and auguntad l ocald ba trat

photograptas at a santral salary.

prosent fournallatle codoatos do por la calary vest.

I tão tipo frus sating tho

101159, bet I talked by sten nith Albesa (biso epenta Prosah do bedoy ha coulds' e

sempleta a partense an the piara) end the mortire lo to do cot up on 10 dasmary.

B0a21nz 0187 est1ealEura problea to

aut sep a parlas of pitos for a,

apalds tdth an asalorant,

Hatrien

daTe 10 tha bas tradio estan.

0uy ita peat fou rescko. Al repalda,

sopeaintando fros 81eRDon FLII 08t1e0, and 1 via paralelad lo shoralrepa esty and

osarything I coalrod.

So tiráBA tale roport, 1 rd!l do randasos 11es cosalto

ilgaroo, oto., se vall do further tripa in l'i (lald, especla) ly la tho Conestanilno

aros.

Secre:

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LISTRIS:R RE UXI 8223, kulpa

& Jan 63

sable Ronancod Ilot of continal correcto, los uhlch sputrevento ero to bo

call-rad.

1a preoldent Bes Ballay deera to enover gul: u frarily d'alons cuellon I posa.

2. Camandant sll-unes allipary in questlonara, bu "13 arideneol coalso to make

recorded Intervion viler idll "shock" korlos 1" " tone? subjoot I assons:

Also has me alad a report on the any of the sout? sith hles as tuldes has als.

agread to caplaln a ny

'ayoron to nos dieo has terra: "¿ Irtoreed ulth Merredleti,

to paradt ye ls protoerain drunlan trainero.

So Drahen BOUSATT bao linor un Dunder aria end drey 111 contreato for Shall and

son andy load ra I requently

sorter on birget u1th:: atlanas to cartion to

Latar of Miniatos sI Piries tronals droporehta: + ITled to BodSaoul o

Bea Dollio altloo.

do Dgo Hell Hesou and trothar of seim nase uno vorks In Platies Aretrys has

BuDgAstod I aTTango INTOrIal roolITy, With lLA and di.... "it Porter dt ly hosta.

•Yonanad hagsads fOsteT DiToctOr o! Security, nou:'Hurt In Ministry porolen

О бЕла Відга

Direstor of Tourima, pood Itiond 506: l birdolas Youarases,

adjad, other irportent gurraert intro.

7o Joan lardo Suozlin, fur or Jeanson detourt son un jacart Mindotry of Infortabls.

Bo Iron Mathile & Melloub if antlay or biang lacuit.

90 NiLA: HY/D, DOM Al,arton idlo.

10. Maro Suhlotsor/ Alchaid Usbool, brosiern "loftir''', corsioctor With ARTSopiO

Basalut lan.

No Loudlo Blotts, Hotel hiatil, roud Irlond of Entirer: Arbaseedos, africa/ond

prodiass gonorally any Inscriation 1 raquent of lie. Iris suot bloo psoplu.

12, 80u Bald (15 aples us lack of ilrotharo, so ara julto quod stlodo i exhanço

Masto Stajently), for erly wich Shall, sundo Gore a: ant orides dealing dth all

o1l quostlone.

13. Moha ed Tasddo desriti; o ere dixione danian our in lut ratior libl Itloniallp.

647

Das is o-t9g

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LUSTRIRER EEFORX 1201, Rulpa

30 дет 63

80b18 Canteoto, Jan 23-29 Jan.

do Sorzo Michels

SeM NLE ALUEEI botal, hls houso, an1 throo 11098 Iy bongo.

Ho saja tazid lo do ¿RotO MInIEtOT Of InPOTIstIOs noN, end NllI beca=a Mllaloter

of IntOMatION OTer tLe DoXt fen teke os tanth. Michol stejar taty 1l cueso

Jong enough to fot 1t os 1ta s00t, thon sinod on to piara Sor ltLas, Moca ltlRa

1s establlabod,

Do Ndll soro os agaia to iooke os Algarla and rDo shos pablicatloss.

Ho 18 Eolra to tno Corgo In EarlJ Aprtl fOF d Nuek lu fetber ebtorial for estialos

on Angala and the fongo.

Ho lo tajany tho 11a0 that Kermodo did Iaruschor aro

"ALlleS?, NIth DO QaULLA And MRO dE BDILdOOS tSNS AlÇETLA SDOLLA tOt es pRaTE DOT

Ittaok olthor ono too miado

LO COALA MhO ASTIGÃO LITOIITION LA CALLIR POTTELORI

Lotakes in this rospoct by arracking the Unltod Statoo (proseably vitt os

stlalo on Morodith & Miealarlppl) and can ba tertad tha mtrana left La AlgerLo.

Ho foelo AIrque Rerolution Mll do taxea ares by lt1ss st088 1a siI tenita or

LoBB, and Tun On alosa tolent baelo.

sorgo taiked ef lla moestore, sejsug thoy

EOTO AlLl ITOn DcOrIda, and that a Enanalator tas usul uhen la tolkicidta his

frana perento nno paly spoko doorgian sot inasían.

Ko la en aostrdão teth a

Haroocan paasport iuhlch ! sen but o wan't dot tha rmbos) tolel comalna blo

antlorallty da Motoacas, ds opposed le otbor Moroncen passporta 108 Algorlano

esuoh raro the mtlomue uned through.

¡ão father sãs apatrido elso, aad

SOTZO OLALTA LO PORLA TOTA SOS ALRONLA RREN aDY OLhOS COUTtIJO

HO EITITOd hAFO

•Eha MlTot tLen then he Mag 2D Jearg old, and ITua thit t119. 11TeS tLta I2gesLen

TObALO.

ali, all tlth lsiasdan f1rot nassa, end occuplos a M1LLa 1n Rycra.

epoalo Prench idtb an soceat, sasalen I ballovo. Ma Infast la vapy slei sdea

Bchsaa.

2. Elohard Cibson & 11fos

son thea in ble offi0e ts result of lls somast 808

PUOLO8 TOT LaTU LattO I1 loM LOrA for tha LAttorio ELIberator pabllestion, vblob

Lo @ dsdk, Lanat puOLCadON MM & ГОТ БЕШ гД @ СГОЗВ ШЙТВТ

JOTSINEI And ThO HeM JOTHOr. I RATO IlA fOUTpDotOs satbout tu BAso, dEt bo

IoginiDe on puitIy sy seso os tha back sor orodit.

Ho sald katto souuld puy ro

tlraetiy, olnee ho nad uy adáross alroado.

Ho aloo eald I toald probably tes

phato requesta itua Londos tron a percos uhodo duna la dlen't ressabiro

1318

POSSON SNA HATLO RSA ALDO COTTESPONDANTO IOS AITIGII ISTALUTIDR 1E tiD1S ELELOS.

Eso. Aibaos 10 salto, and appadnad la sa to ba jeszes, probebly fIca Ercitilrro

judgang from har accanti lonavor, tha ooula la foraiga elroo tua ecorza lo

dfNouLE to pLaCO.

Ltuando dos Sarios sao 1n tha osfto 0, tut tssa't tesy frlendly.

11bR07, KROY OS I ETIP YO AAGOLA, prODADLY.STOS dOs SaTtOR tla thO CONgO GabRa0y

10 Fario, and rastod cora pbotos sren I roturaad.

3. Joen Kerlo Borsllns Rooglin phosod so, aftar haring nlesod a luacheon idta

Da last vock.

He bes roted as sy nsqueat to speax to jaoques terges ebout ustro

38 vDAR pORsibla LOr ALTIquA RoTOLutiOn. VOrgOs 1a tO pOOt LO tORarTON lO diaCUE

phorod.

I ds lo brtrg ose rlolent sotlos 15 possiblo eaica la to bo asod ao tho

Elast cotos of seT.unlar, 1E 1E 10 a nultablo pãot,.

Boegiin vall do chere, and

DO ATO tO DoNr roday to plan the cOnTeTestIon vith Vorges lo neka MuTo I besallt.

Do Dgcal tahandor11s

(br.ther of Uall, Ebanderl1, utbough neas pralled @llsarertuy).

Lo cazo to Iy haza vdta Mlchalo Ha 18 60117 tO tha CODJO tO 812a tajalasa la

STRA, ADU SATZOd MY AZIUERANI DOE YO M1ZA {OS LY DOTAT DO PASO MAILO tLaTO. I

as lEntdng sa that EcDopaly ia erchasgo for the flLa padopaly.

raiazos, bolh Sar111es ooddo8 5752 90058derid lllcbal bendis ds vaulo necers

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LUSTRIt•M PERORE 12.11, delna

surf: Enrracee ?I-il d'amiar.

25 Jen 62

1. Sorze tichel: san fir f01r Eines dl "rtel dlettl, dlscursod sx: tly "sern0°.

dg ed de in snon ire aix enlor civers iu advirce, firat one in lilustrate anelent

cortasales alar. Inr toce llitine of Aporia M1." la nou planned ou Alrertan dovereert.

alalres Atsicin der-lurinr vi.l be oahaorted" ty lelas (prubal ,y bnth Ides se'x

Rotertn iol1r!

phorer Jnale Fa:os PTO: Tunla, ho vi11 be la barse

Satirdai, Miil sert y licnet and vira fos isrso frou lhire. 1 as lu bedve son

as poneltie.

Te o1holou t, Pol abo.n 20 poea 2lan dts ofr ba e y Prones,

ri.: laclarli o Cislioac. 1e

serep-ed by alrerlara ao belne antl-OlS in

spiitt.

¡n clalsa the ings, cestan mote esent aas full recounitlon by the auserlaro,

estod Ber dal n'e al'etdar ce at natiuras holliay of bast Gersans,

thaugs Scher!erbere

do only Crane idrifaito.

Gave "e Chlrese i, ases adureso as 35 fare Laclari, El

B1aT, 5h0N 511M4F.

i1ll h.ve i tu lure

uith East Gemans wiBnever I odsh.

3. Talb Jeral, Hotel Aleltl e tne d ty.

Rapubliquenrerir

sa'ai ha1 difilculty uith reportary of

"d -as in rure stor "st-pid e rnunlata". daln claired Irvina

Bronn was Cil diant 1r. Erant of a Prench Mllo preekerino.

ho Dro iaif lasou, laral Nisrt,. Brahrr BoUzAT, it My home and at theis borcs.

rochim l1.t.a. prikp....!.

5a Fmu Ba- 24H, 1ollce Eoobodue i!ficer, plus im, of his frlerds, at Rora- Hothire:

of interoet except she tirce of thei veri ldesii-üie, irslotine everyone tagt work

to nardgis fur alninm pay in unier tullu dlieria.

Seesas lu be, typicel at:llade

ESONA JOUE. At CrÍana.

J6. Zorat1ffolsce cir-lendoier, Lea Pecnupies for sunch.

Sxt sorely sto-loerlcar,

po 2o'calked or all hls ois friende frus Morocco ni der Buertr enilo he norkes in

Harrakeei.

io gho'lld de curiacred hy sorrano under ofticlal covor as belro.

"sent ty bia old l'is Itlridg" or s'o gue": plos.

ile can te devesupod.

7. Abdolkader ie:ery (phoratlc), Secrel ni Gereral of the Aaro: blj, ty home.

Lothino.

! literost, but he lo puire llkrabie ard cortainly of importareo, U11l

soe his wsit. rather Irequent ly.

CADD.

6

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And LA

1171

Socret

29720853 E7087 8832, S02pA

Sabja Contacto, 30 Jer-31 Jer.

Li Jeen Marlo Doerlias Sex lls tarpo tiro, llo bore, office us Rotalulla

ITSCALDO, eNd BrABNATO CA LATTY, 30-31 INMATy. Ho (5TA3FOd RooLl-S It

sAgaRs YOrzAs, DITROLOr OL RATOLutIon ASTique, harleg tOld Verzes Riat.

so apraotIcaLiT a alLitert us sould to% MaLl TOT tNA CErEA LIsteZa o

LDA ABLASy. No AloO OILOTed so tba "exalialtas jos do photograçhas 10s tha

InfoMaçis DUTCRU Of IlETS Vacsata,

ME" ALi ETpeRSOS tOT tIlpa dro psid

1ot шу the паді

tat tith ToTy Llllo estra colaty. I eccated,.

ChES RAS A gOOd LENNA tO STUDY tDO TOPOTO. ESTAITA COERLY SOT 1A ESZIOLO.

TARA MALLIES VÁLL DO SU DOES 15 inEs Job.

Looglis then toot to to 15y Opera

MOTO DO OSa An OfTZOe In Capaalty sa lochrdoul LiToCtor al tha tatianal

intaipo. la requested Is to turtles lla tlla piacos ho coard uta 10r tha

Taetro postere end for tna proprama for tha 1158t proczatlad súr oduled 10

ado darch. I egrood.

do Jaques Vorgess

SAM D1S LIDO 31 JRA 1A LUO OSTROO CI BATOLIFLOO ASTIGALAS,

of Malan to 10 drontor, FOlIo LatER MItAt 19 tO LO CEO CIlLOT LA CIES. o1

Targes 107061aely OfItTEd 20& 105 63 8 1-3215 23177101

I LesteR I

Linght faysaut by the job sas bet

SEBT, ELINA EY COTAY OUTILE L0 IS: 511b0Tal"

89I03.

REgULAT CALATy fOr eTITIONO en the fajOr, fICE tha dalist escToraT

0 TOTTOS 159B11

do docidad by targos, 1a to Da 100, 000 transs per sosta.

MEs GoOTBe9 Arco (pronorlo) to da platos en the featura articlo an alJa-sa

108 sack nock's publication.

Vorges deO ardarEd eLI protOn TEa 19 STOS M

santons prints

end tood osa fioto on tha spot for liNs COTEr dI tea secood

Iya coror of the 11ra 1sa29 of 2 Pes-catS lo to

Do a posta of lurents.

Varges todd so around to LIstOdies Is to tia rosE Of

no sraft-a11 allen ebarector to bardly cald tallo tith tho penaption ol

MIat, the Enteptera certochEd кіноЙ по ще рудом у

I0 Stat

united no to the opening acctall party for satunday nipat ald0.. 1008)n 1oier

cald lo to fulto lepressed lith I poto collection.

3i Sergo Michels CoS tO Iy DaTo 31 San aDen I Masalt IcEs, but I talbod idta

His ITOs DOtTaSI boUsO, Michol had Mth lds dan FLA Mesposcables. tito mistato

condeston no to prodice tha photos for en FLll pahliestion, ellis diato ana vibot

but proseated ds a sanelly°, an Algerian voner. lia uct ua a slothra for saturdi

roTte to disonso it. to ull take s trip into the Fauna ura to clari thess

inoto of nozen.

•Bforal reharderlis san biT son tora, rald ha vartod to disuses sonothin

¡portant vith so, nado dato sor too ht, but he didn't sion. unli aza lla como

5. Talked by poose with Tony Pell and frent tearts (directing (23 Parto elsco

Deltan la 1n Ben Jost ainco Carlotias udth ruorod dick visa da nay be gettine.

б15ra) 10 Parla.

Thoy are extranely interested in tha Crago tri, exproto st

Tally 10 apIto Of leaving raddo anootered tara, tant bors ratio kroedcerto und

astoality reper. Also sant sa la clock sorles, and Iralet I reks a deel with

Febandoris to poralt no to soot sories.

радо, Абдалово потвовь

13

Iscellados Bal lacono, ino Esputles, dl Hotos dort1, toiling os interest.

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DISPATCH L

Chiel of Blatter, Parto

Chiel.

NE.

SECRFT

que in

un son matren

Chigt es Balles, Nore Delh

•KOBIRD/ICHANVEBT PADRAYON

Aciloas PYS

RII

1:159.

EE236

11:29

es baball el Varzos.

propasad by l'ADBAYON/l.

etaâglag la Casado.

3.

"loadrestato estod (DIH OSA78) 1 PALIAYON GOUld PITAleS enY

intormallon on llanta Manl al Palindan mio lo os lo Editarlal Reard

El "Horalton"' PADRAYON/ hed nol provocaly bare el usdo

ladivisas!.

Machmante

1,2, 3 o estosas

sidraund F. LAHBENE

Dleistbutton:

2-COS, Parla w/0ss

3 - C/NE

-C/WE

тr/as1

ve/ esta

2 - Plos

пз остепеноя !

NIDA -10,080

QASSINCANON

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INDEX +

00т

4c 6-135/3

12 матов 1901

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Payoludd dot!''

Vorgor la aboul j8 youre old; aboad s's" teli and al mondum build.

Ho la delr i dorad, has a Chladdo-looking saco dad mosro

apretaçtoo.

Ha bao dark balr and dart ayoo.

PAIPELAgO

mas born in Reusion laload unich le a Fronch Prolartaralo.

Hia falbor la a cileon ol that loland and llo sEtass tas STOP iNito-Ehina.

Ho dão al incal uno aiios brolber.

Tha telsos turo a Moraber ol lha

Froach parllomont reprodonting Rounion Poless.

line the broller Paul

Vorgoo, lo a Membar al Partlacaral Irosa Used Telead.

Martial Seal'a

Vorpo meo marriad about 1046 dol woo stuircad la about 1059. Ho

has una

non prore thio

sarrlago.

li la not beara that he hao marrios

agaln lie aborn

190310 Jamilla Bourland, lho lamaua Algortan priaorer ni..

man oonlancad lo decll uld mao eivor a repriate.

do solandod hor surre

hor ira.

Poroonal Halte

Verpoo mao a prominend dedont In Farie ail usa from the vory

beginning a vory good lobelor.

Ho la a charmula contoroadonlal and cess

koop

asy auliance complotply outaplarod by blo tais.

Mo beo boon ca-

promoly pugnelar miss ail groups and partlories mis lamaloo.

Н ls ногу

sand of osurg moil.

He baked aploy tood midos wouid put onds an indian

lo aname.

На 1ыаке хотт 1420.

HaFÃo loia DOUrA, dioopa, iong la tho

МОГЛОКО.

Ita tao st. astole lemperamant and road laoto.

Caroor

In aboes 1930 las8a9 olartod morking da the literaolonel Undor of

Bladento in Prague.

Thase ho man Soorolary al 1. 1.S. and latur

wro

al Indorsalona Sludone Rollol Which uns formed

10n00r loss in tilo lime.

Ho somenad thore ul 1934.

Ahar unle

ho

rataraod lo

Porte

and slu lied

gol Bla law

degroo.

Prom

about

1855 to

198

wurked

Franco.

do

lamya:

MIat

ho

prominenco

Ho

Was

10

F

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Young

Body

which

poet

academic

tho

rating politie

colondra of

"ОШШОП".

to

L'hia

Ho

Dalesc

мо

Pano.

and

10o

He

REmO

end

vaMOUs

i.

af

Alg

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Done 1ha8i. he 1o0s

in trouble al tho dando

el the polivial proupo apposos

la Algorios ladopondanco.

l1ª mea provisu a unsa oualdo ba bouro

and tor

1 lolo mallo hod arta la losto Presos la lina la Dosona bacardo os

Postilos hla lila.

Evoa la lio lagel dalonro lau lo conducad, Lo bealo

mao onuraly pollucal, Ha teo all isla prilod debacribios lo en astrosaia

now

maich may bo callod ultra-rovelatosary.. Por aramplo, la la laza

solanco no lhao; y mas altraya la Jrultty en ed ol kulag by an cocoeas

os tha pround thel i1 mas part ol a mas M ladopondanco.

Almoal from:ha nosy boglanlag and in any caso from 1u98 losgoo

bad portono usararco ukh lha Pronca C.P.

Ho considasod lhas la la

relormiata and accupad them al being comandly in lhair rappor lo la

Algordan rovalollori.

Ho mas sotor a macaber lasad in this portad

aos morkod againet toma.

In 1002 ha abllad lo Rabol as Pellloal Advisas lo lo Xiag, Ho

mas vory irlandy wilh a Baalos Alalstas, "Abinad", and blo poor la

Rabal mao brought aboul by la Alalados. Homovos, y appraso do dis

nal continue long in thie pool and tan beck la Parto la 1003.

lo Chles Editor al a palllical monthly journal cellad "Revotulion".

aloo raportad lo to lia head al the Caina Lotby la Parlo.

32333

Nov Do :a

Ho 10

Aaquelnlance

Tho millor mal Vergos la 1951 mbon ho viollad Delba. in 1055

te triles alayad wih

Vargas lo

Parte dolor and tonos again in 1958.

Tho laol theno the wrller dom

Vosgoo ano la Parto la 1008. (in

1991

Vergon

mao in Valled la connarllos oth an f.U.S. maotas.

in 1099 1h..

criter mas In fiarlo on bla tay lo ead trora

pregue in contocdon

witt:

1.U.B, metlaro.

In 1998 ho veilad Parla poing le and fron Stockhois

В Ш.

Youth

Foolleal Proparatory Comottas nooling.

And in 1001 1s.o

Terter mas Ir: Parte lo alland en 1.A.D.L. Curamiaalos os Algon"s.!

Vergon 1.10

amaye kook very frtaldly and

cordial milti tho n814as

ard

oponly dincusado blo problemo, tema, aclanttles, olc.

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REPCT NUMBB3: 021-32,391

DATE. _ 14 BOptember 1964

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ORIGINATIHO BANIS SECTION: B.1

SOURCER_ OPSRATICAL DATA

AND COMMENTS:

11-01-105

3ZPERENC: 05L1-41,595.00.10 SopE 64.

JAQUAR Castiant:

"The attabbed roport containe sose futher Inforation

Bao reforonod which yas not sont darn about the uddil

culties expariended in recent monthe by

'ASTIOR, LAtIT

ADarIOR, lala Ravolution".

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distribution,

other than to opacID, wAsilkiton, ulthout

DrIOS rafArOnCO tO uS.

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- sa demarine

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MAS RD. -AF LAT AM, ASIA REVO"

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SEPT C4 To0

SALARY.

LIM IN 'PAST

SUBT DOESN'T EXPECT J. VERGES

O DAFERRA, LAPIS ARSENCA, ASTS ISTOLEDOTA

A DOOTOS BORROS LES FrOVLICA RaB

Pollovdns Intarrallos ascul Africa, Latla soor100,

Id1105 Ea:1] ha tas dialosd abors too sonsba 6ão.

On 13Ch 1480208 1954, tDO 58103 POlATES

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sasch hal itharto dosa polatas 1a Lausarns, ona tsa

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and subcortatica 11070.

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Recined Grason.

BA ENRLANO

SEPT CH

150k

HIM IN •PAST

sues.

DOEGN'T EXPECT J. VERGES

O CAPITOS, LEITA 1R9A, ARCA EULTIN

L 5 cay,

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COURell DEuOd "15510U, LalIA 1265100, JE1s Rovalotlas,

ases tal kithorto bes prlnted la Lecrizog nod que

SALas EUTLOIILIOR SOCi pOLESAaICa el EUTIORA 105103

Lhas GINI UNS 2000NE1 fICA tO

JROGURA VALIDI EUdO DO DITENTE SO JOY LISES ESTONTO

vita the result that 1s0 Olfato Raca 12-7l 80t103 e01

rooafred julgoand in 14015 888028 04i27 19 capitais

10% E BUS In OXCA28 O 82, 500: CIESCI ESPROtO 1188

V. são 1111 to unablo to poy sula una ca to sogi Obras

dabto and tuas tO vill Do Coalarel baias Miso

ROpOO ¿haS 18 U1l tlieA Da peDalAla 80 ILla 11122000,

Dosa lha sizlian aos presos ads tions.

Reco • ItiQuEs

f. chaca.

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INDEX-*

NILS

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DISPATCH

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E33837

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BUTO AS PERCEN

Cb105 or 889810n, London

LayilY Payos

Jaguo VIROSS l RIObera I. OIBBCH Expelloi Esco guissorland

RETTBTECES OFLN - 20852 19 DOCeRDAr 1963!1 1 1

lo SOBEYORS roportos on 17 january 1964 sha: Subjoato, bore a!

Whee sto sontioned in coloradoo diegatob ounderrira déroluiler

ARTIRRAnE (OIBSON 10 e ['S OlEIsen) and Moro uctsire isoa lba?

pubiloation'o Lausanno 019100,

of the sudas divornnent.

¡ultsorland on 25 Moveabor 1963 IcI Laiin Lariss, Icasibly

22352

tavo lofe SuItBeTierl s1 tb0 sosuoas

i19019 1opa5to1

Bsas1:,1

and OZB8ON departod on 15 Deveabos 1963.

2. LOBSPORE bollevos toat in jart 18 oun inca oradis for

¿boao aspulalone in vior of tha

ínot that icBERliE-inopiral pubil-

o1 sy about Aérolution Algalno tao appeared 1r. 110

30108

and that this publialty

bolped su drax she salto: io the 9u10s

attention,

ibus prcapting thes i0 du;a: :bobo 180

DIOpAgaNI

LOBEFORE aldo noted on :7 january ¿jbi ical ine luvambos

a bureas

Paris as the

ROET368

1191180:10

11ntod Lausanno as tho Main 055100 and Faria so ino

!

the

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Luke IS inchestes

LUXE 3. TANERS-E

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SBELBI

PARESTO"

Cates,

Chios of Station,

CHIOR OR SIALAODA LORdOD.

JAQUIR PAFOI DO ROTOLUTION_

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Rotarance foruArded a JAGLAN paper "AlIDa

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TOll-ADOR CORDUDIOL MAREZINA FOROLUILUD.

Alta. had are (1)

JAGLAR DOte frOM

"nocks offIce, and

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PleAsA DOLa JACLAR'S CRTARIE UN

tho ves of

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lodicated tare),

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that SHINISH

un boball of "aubreraive"

alaseats, shich

sulurion lapdiod to

DORD ALBARK.

MayDA SHIMPIS!! voo spaculatind en

thIS JAGUAi rEpOrE.

I hated' l been

SOlO NO gO LACK IO SKIMPISH

on this, boiarao he has

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3.

chile repore.

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ВОРОБіВ 80001УР! ДуЛА В ГТБОГ ОЇ ВОЧОВм ДАКА 18 ОГОЛЕ

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807 DAMOJEJ DONIDA COd 18 APPORTA :DAT thA IRST 1UTUO UNA NO, II 1A?0d

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vised copios of lasua So. T of the pronas edision,

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NaTas 1964 BROAUBo of inI arrIale 15 antalnal on trenos sverRad

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ponTios 1n OtdOs to dopo

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Mattaro vorRenad uhor, a3sin accordino so VERGES, GIESUS jestuaded sba

•publicasion'a dosi :0:17. VERGES rOgadad 5:350i' a COBIUI:IOS d

BolIberataly dierajilv: and desigrod do produco proc! of calas'a

support 105 cho jiti: 0 1:1277.

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ad cha: Le aa dodidro caccioneiy

vita sia nagastro's sa:ris cid coricibuiio.s.

m499113?1:0, 81antae0f the de arin lorod.

that VERGES vieirod th! ".k. in Ild-juiy to tissuna the posstion vaii

ZARi, ito 18 son tardasos of

Stato for Developter.t

Poput:le 08 =argerylke

a Zanzibar, vas 1. ¿nda, 10s :t0 Cossonvasill Prl=o Xiasciora'

Coxferenco.

3.

hos gono baritu,: bui iroso cose dertos by üistri tho sue ossad dea:

English and Franci elisione sholid te ==0 juito s0-a-a:0, asd Ita:

thO SOsper shourd to i:tiistod la. Liric..

il siout chis 1120 :ho 07118

botuDen VERGES LA GIE IO% COCLEO COnDielO Cri :10 la::0F uaa cesova:

fron his posizion as I!lior und fron the Eil:orial loard, stich lusua

"CoLErad sE fEDE Seis Yori, Lorici, and Acere (Sbara)

Lavo raisad uy traVo chargoa agains: Ricaard d"ESC:.

Base charges iove teen confired and underlirai by

Pichard MIESO: 's present dissuntive secavilles.

Eovojuzion's È!listici Zeard ias decidad to d1==159

81ckard GiBSO: fra

b1a isa- she =!:10-1al Foard.

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1n ary vay ori tue she sosconsibillsy si sco sevieu in

811 188 0d1t16.38.

f0r the ¿di:orial board"

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J43J-25438 196;.

JACGUESTR

OF

AFRICA

LATIN AMERIDOIUY) DIRECTOR

AGIA REUCLUTICA

EXPELLED

RICHARO BIBSON

BÉCALiSE

LATTER

AQUEO

THAT CHINÊSE/G, 1186 JISSOS..

SHOULD DE

ASKED TO

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seroed decoralned to firty on and si his teen reported isat do carly.

do Juno 1964 ho u28 anilaring 118a 8b0 po881b11188 os publiable es

Drellas version 1a she Fatherlande

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vas sualriod by cnorho: Pakistara. "to "è joar did l'aulara abeul Hasid

Ber THASELARS.

Elisthi, ubo livas 15. Z08: Faisiaião, lo sho ¿oados os

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ALAVI

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(201-070343) LIvEs EASE PARIAN

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PARrY.ON

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secause he did not vaut the PSC people to go

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in the final

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of Al Fatal

aud the establlolent sl the intornation

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SOLIdATITY CORAIISCO

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dupioring the Inpurtation of lorr-alag

add 11.:01.1/9:) UISSEY ABADAN

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CHLOR, MINORIE COS, PAILA: ChIOR, LODIPLI.

Chie?, RUDESK

Chloe ae serelas, Landar

§ 110AR PAper eR REVOLUt100-18TICA. LILAR ADATICA. SOLO.

RETERENCE: OBLS 6748 (7 January 1964)

Rofosenco authorlizod the Stillon in paid lbo s jan-

UAry 1961 jasuo of Propaganda Notes, Sorio: 11-40 (b) on

Subjoct Chicon-financod publication to llaison.

2.

NO pREBOd the XUBARK PAPOT tO SHOTH, LCREPORE, RAd

JAGUAR and roquested

comment.

3.

JAGUAR's 3 April 1964 response, preparod by shoch.

¡a attachod.

Ploaso

note the caveat lo

SMOCK's paragraph

81v0: and that SHOCK Indicates in paragraph four that tho

JAGUAR TONDORBO 18 On bObal! Of ICBEFORE and SHOTH as veil.

1444

like Tunesti

LUKE B. TAXCHKSIRR

Artachmont: horfath

ВНОСК геврОрьВ

NOTO "AlTICA, IA, DAlA RevOlUlIOn"

Dietriedtion.

- Chief, KUFOLF

- СЬ109, 18 0/21 4/422.

- COS, faris o/alt.

- Chlos, UPIPIT M/DeR.

1 - Chio!, KUDESK o/art.

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DIR INTO ROME LOND CITS PALP 5112;

DIDORIC ARISONY DOPREYI

RET

PALP G111 (0186062)..

201-906056

ORETONY RIPORTS HIS FAMILY SITUATIO" DIFFICULT

BECAUSE MUST LEAVE APARIMEYT 1 JUNE A'D MAKES LOT OF

DIFFERENCE WHETHER MOVE IS PERMALENT CALLOUINS, LOMB-

TERM ADVANTAGELOUS LEASE OR PURCHASE) OR TEMPORARS.

IF STAYS LONDON WIFE CAY BET JOB, AND IS TRYINS AT

INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION FOR FAMILY PLANNING, WHICH

VOULD INVOLVE TRAVEL NEAR EAST ETC. VIFE WOULD MOI

MIND STAYING IN LONDON SUT WOULU LIKE ROME AS VELL.

IN ANY CASE, DECISION NECESSARY, REQUEST ADDES SCMMENTS.

2. Q WOULD LIKE HAVE WIFE IN ROME OFR AT LEAST 3-4

DAYS DURING HIS END-APRIL STAY THERE TO IMPROVE HER

MORALE ‹COMPLAINS SHE NEVER GOES ANYKHERE: A!'S

RAINLY TO HEET CAROLE PINA, ABOUT VHO! SHE MAS HEARD.

MORE INVOLVED USE OF PINA VILL RENUIRE PUTTING TÓ

REST VIFE'S JEALOUSY. PALP REQUESTS AUTHORIZATION

TRAVEL NOT PER DIEM FOR O NIFE TO - LCREI

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9P

AFRICA, LATDI ANFRICA, 18I1

REVOLUTICH

¡Do sontaly publiastion "ASTIca, LAtla AJArIOS, 1A18 ROVOLUtIOS".

1A RÃO 5U0090R05 t0

"Assloan dorolution" rosas ssa tha pondbly sarlsas

@1gR08 Of the ALgOSIAn rookly "Rovolutiss Africsina".

12040148100

Ast1oa1ae", dalas so publiadod in ian!s, thias appearad 10 Tobruesy?

1983 tea sla daolarod alm os halpina is bulla soolalle in darles.

ANdAS SO 1DOSCABO 118 OSSPOTIVARONA 18 JugRA sO sublial a scaraiy od18los,

"ASTIGRA RAYOLUSSOn", COnAIAlInE LATgOLY Of LaiaTiAl saloared ErOs FIandous

Sapusa of "sovolution dfriosino".

Rarodutsoo"' Dae oriabliahad in LauRarDo, Solizarland by HATea 1963 asô 850

$1508 daNNO appaAsOS iNO sOntLA 18108.

Fana the 81r8s ed1105 of "Rovolution dincaino", Jaoques Mersous

VEDAE3, DRO SOpLADOd by MOLAnod HARBI 11 MAY 1953, LO 1018 ALBIOTS BES

sook contral of "African Revolution" in Lauestre.

AStOF ITO 188u00 LeS

dana publiabed she connection betwoon 18 and "Rovolution dissoadro" sea

corosad and "¡EMICAn ROVOLUTIOn" DOORZO

"Alsica, LaTin AsarIos, doLa

Bavolusdoa". In jeconDos 196} she od11052a1 toard coved STon loussEso io

Passo, asd sho publication non appeara contaly in ingliah and srenda,

Althouga tha tuo adiziona aro not 1c0A8ical.

Biltsarlasd and the jaitos, valod céttion tbe sitlo "Ravolut1oa", so Dodar0d

In Parte.

"B4110T1A) POLIOr 0E "AfrICa, Latin SOrica, 1018 Rovolusicy"

3.

тав Ed1torіal "иґора 800..

•" In 186vo No. 8 (Da0Rabos, 1963)

Urgal tho BUrOpORn MoriIngOlaBs sovezent to saica up the roTolutiodary

SEFUBBL0.

TRUA "¡ETICA, LATIA AFATICA, AB1s PoVOlUtIOn" Dado 18 Olods 8k38

1t salanded 118 massage to bavo a norid nido application. de sisat,

bomoros, 1t had disocied 1ia astension so sLe destruction se 00loa1al1es 1a

darios and the ostablishoent of rational Indo endonoo and noolalles, und

bad latos acknondedged sho loste of lia argusanta by changing 188 818lo 80

"ASTICA, LALIa ADOTICO, AOjA BevOlutIon".

IO bogia MiEL, "ALTICA, LaTIn AIOTiCa, isla RovOlutiOn" did cos

Edve tho imprassion tras lê was advocating ary sartiou'as brand os

0001e11t.

Tho Zaltorial on "Ideolazy" in lasia No. 3 acknoniedgod tho

vero based on tho "profound logle of esperianca", In tiso, bonovos, 18-

boosso inoreasingly apparent itat tica publicaiion was londing it8 susport

to tha lasslat-Leniniat theory of revolurion, sud the Cairono Cocmiales

1st0r9508at10n of 1t.

The princiçal articlo in 188u8 H0. 7 (Movesbos, 1963)

wilah had the snodyre istie "Third Morld? Faich Ibird World?", ras Lasgaly

an expos1t1on ol the Calnoso Cocundat attliuda torrardo tbo national

Liboration novenez, draving naterial and Irapiration Iron the Calnoso

Comuntas Party'a document "A proposal concerning the géneral lino of tha

Intornational Cocouriat Hovesant".

(Taje tas tha lottos, dated 148s Juco

2963, S50a the Central Comultteo of the Calnosa Corrunlat Party to tes

contras Coumittoo of tho Commniat Party of tia Soviet UnionI 1% 18 & IsJos

donnast 1a tbe 1deolag1cal disputo batueen tsa tuo partlos.) Tho asticle

asatainod tha folloring quotation ison the Cainaso lottor8

TRA VASiONE LyDES Of COntradIatIONs in the cOntempOraJy Moria

8E0 controd 1u tha veat aJodo of daia, Alsica and Latio Aserical

thoso aso ibo sost vulnerablo asoes undos ispostalias sulo asd

tho stosa centros of mosid sevolution dailing disaos bioma at

11818 ...

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do 1S 80 OSPRANSCO SÃO AXIONS OS COLDARO INFLUINCO 1A RE JUDLIORSION'S.

tO dONATATO thOSE CONNUNISS PAISION MALOS

supposiad sba Borias dino, the BAltor!na 10 1asue to.

8 sofarred.

"ESUASOn Of the sOVialOnIara", and gIuslainod IDO ODd Of fas "IsOlaTIOn

1n motos savolusionary larziata hava soon told tacauso as too.

soriolonies of the lasdosabipo of the Concunist pertios", 10a815,

ELATOSOTO, "ASMOs, LATIN ANASIOs, AB1Á BavOlUtIOn" supposta tba DInoco

ConsunSas asgisent that 18 18 DOBt Unlikaly thas noddadias ses do

santanad oy fascorus zoono.

"ASTica, Latin Asas10s, doja iovolution". LAA lOS thO DOBS pArT

alumnad Ebaoras10ad discussion, althoust sonue To. I (January, 1964) tao

a beardos 1duological contuns than pruviona laduos.

It bas sado 1t0

ApPEAL 11 OISJOSOLY PrUCTICAl tOSINI 18A SARGO Of SUbJOOrA bas DOOR MAdo

and by no sasna continod to polities.

appendix A consains & lias of the

A5t10l08,

and tha namus of thair aurboss,

ubich tava appoaras in laoues

1 - 208 "African Revolution" and 1aoues 3 - 9 01 "AEstos, Lasta Anar100,

dosa Borolution".

Calnese SuppOrs and Inísuence

6.

"Don VERGES Mas 1a Poking in ste early part of 1963, to caneso

agroad to rato out 3,000 autscriptiona to "Africar, RovOlutIOn" and theso

maso in dua courso tranaforsad to "AIrica, Lat1r, Lzarica, dela Bevolution".

It 1o quito likely thas thia vas a fore of subaldy and, 1n181al25, oben

tho publloation

soid for 58.

Od., 18 538 vorts 6750 a sonto.

An ArtIOlO In

"¡ouavak" decod geh larch 1964 setara to a sopori shas tha minaso babaasy

1n Barna providad the publication wits £25,000 1n 1963.

do addizlon,

asob lazus bas containod at loast ano full pagu alvartieGEons of cainaso

Cocmunist publications.

In thoss circuratances, It 18 not suspriBing

that 18 baa baan siatod that tha Chlrosa ara in a posizion to control lo

BOCO AXTONE TEST BODONTO IT "DÍTICA, LATIN AMATICA, ddlE ROVOLUTION" but

no olear, collablo inforation is availablo to uton tor ibis 1a dono.

Tho

pubiloation too siso had contaer, vita sha dairusa through Abdul Babaso

Habazod BABÚ, a contor of sto Editorial Board neo 1a row Mialator Sor

Estoral Affaira and Irado 1r. Zanzitar.

Ho visitod Cra In 1960, booga

tha Dast AfriCan corroB-ordont of lto jun Calra lova Agenoy In 1961 and

tent to Calna again in Ocrabor 1963.

Doen Bupport

7.

A Spanich edition of tha publication vas envisagad da assly so

day 1963 and 11 has baox soportod thas burbers of its staff bavo been la

touch wies Quaan diplonato in Zuropa vita a vian to tho 188305 edlting the

propOsed SpaLia adizion. Thee ls ronovar, no confiruation tbas 18 bas

got boon publiabed in Spacial.

It say bo that this cuban consoosion mea

Of a8s1atan00 in providing the pictures of tha Cuban sovolution maich

appassad in 180u0 No, 3 (July, 1963).

Contast math the Costunias Splinter Group in the U.X.

8.

By the und of 1963, "A8t1ca, Latin Aserica, dada Barolution" bed

ostabliabed contact witt

the Cocuunist eplirion group in the U.X. valas

1a ayaparbario to tha Chinoso lina in sco Sino-Sovios diapuro.

Publiostiona of thia group sho BIlliah COCTittUa 1O DeLORs ROVIBIODIES,

80r CocTualBE ValLy -mera adrertiood in 1a0u0s So, 8 and 9. do arsiclo

on "TDo fight Against devialoniaa" by Miebao! lcdraery tha loados of tho

Group mes publiabad in issue No. 9.

198888, Ee1t0s1al..

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sistersal 340210

TRO SOLLOUIS PATEORO ASO 11AS0Ó 1A IRGUE HO. I 1O DIEDATA OS ESO

Д1т22107

8A1Se2192 80001

Jooques il. VIiES

HaRRa ALAVI

- Pakloran

d.B. Hohened I:BU

• Zansibar

¿RSLOBE CABRIT:

- Yosasuals

Blebard Thanas GIBSON - U.S. d.

Aguyen KIEN

Vietnas (Tale 10 bollar

Do a paridorge

BaBsen RIAD

= U.A.B.

CASSIO DE SIL!!

- dagola

" Rese nasee aso 11a80d 1n 1aoue do, ó of "Rovolution" do serbero I

• Astonel stati of that ospo

10.

SeaTor sourcas Lavo raported thas the Businesa danagor of

"15510e, La81n Asorica, dala Revolution" 18 MILE LIDEASON, a Stredo, end

Boo Logal adviaos BusTard dItLur LARDER, a U.&. laryas whoso main tads lo

to chock proofs.

Brial per-picturos of soco of tbo individualo

pIradsently concernod al:a the produation of the subilcation ase gives in

Appandix 8, Sron waich 1t wiil be seon that, of ite con poreone nosed la

8h18 рагодгар ат рагадар 9, at loa8t tkтßG ars Cocsoito and tПО

CoRDunIas aympatblOUTe, Appondix ( containa dotalls of tho PAltorial

Offsco and Agarolas.

21b210a11 on and Circule: ion.

11.

"AfTICa, LaT1n hoUrIca, dala Revolutior" 18 publiabad by

¿ourallos Sa1r1ona In:orratloralus and 18 priniel in Switzor)and.

Tho

olroulation of tho Engiiat adition la bulloved to to about 20,000 ubilo

that of the Franch udition, which l0 printed ir. Stance, say bo do mob an

30,000. The Engliab udtion l0 given a vorld aldo distribution.

329 APT1L 1964-

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LIST O? ARTICLES SHICH HAVE APPEARED IN ISSUES

Kon. 1 -

¿ OF "ATPICLY REVOiUTION" and ISSUES

NOBS → D OS "ATNICA, LATIN AVERICA, ASIA

REVOLUTION"

Yeune L NIter 1(Ar 1963)

Тот RavolusIonary Unity

88108,

808s Ono

Jasons d you Bugirning

tzo Son 88585080 6i 20j0:18118=

dha joly Al!lar.co

"Our V1orosy dopor.is or. all tho disican

Peoples"

"Jyva Montha of Induponcarco in Angola"

DO P1il AVANGO iNIUPCA

Hansas or Sicilo?

Lar 1n Sourt Vlotrán.

The Sluce of Martarro

Moscow, Poking and the taird Horld

(acousonta)

Guinoa, Too Stope Forward?

"L'al1'a Road to Sociallas

Braziland,

Vormoard and tho Britist

Larbs Bon 2'H1d1

Bino Looks at tha iona

London,

Colorial Cap1tal

Abd-El-Krin Is Durd

¿grasian Rofore 1n dorocco (docusont)

Pion Colonial Jar an Bornco

An AnGricar. In nigluro

Ouba S1!

Nogroad with Guns

african det

JasIs BonalaBanCe or Doclino

Jasar Tho Avani Gardo

Sports and Rachet in South Africa

YelUEl 1 Sunbur 2 (Juno 1963)

Abood Bon BELIN

BakaTy DJIBO

3. KINCES and MI, BECKOUCES

i.R.

Joaquin DIAZ

Cosmandor BENEDITO

Abdou ALFA

Charlos BETTELEETA

IT. RAKJAT

?.P.

••

GorArd CHALIAND

SIRE

Abdou ALFA

Bi. VERJES

..

on StirreN

SIrZ

Robert ?. MILLIAilS

LU RO1 JONES

RoBalyndo AINSLIB

I. Inturudon rett. dao Eso-tung

II. Tao brav BEd chu BATtY

III. Ibo Consuro of tha "Four GEUU? SOBsCrE"

Tho Paoplos #111 Docido

ARTICA In QuestIOn

The Forking Claas in ilrica

Tha Stegos

Clasity in tho sirusElo

Econculo Plarnity in Iropical Africa

sadlbo Kosts Spouks

• Sano Looks it tho iloma

The U.À.2:"s lur ViCtOSy at SUOS

The Peoplo Havo Spokon

Dja=1la BOUTBED and M. J.

VIRGES

d. SPASSLI

AnUBBo SALAR-BET

d.R.

SINE

HArBOUT EL BIFTI

d.B.

/4180r18'e

• 27.4157

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Alg0r!n' a Jorkera Lanagerons, Coe=188008

ind of an Sra, Borgoaud Loavos, ilsoria

Die tad.i. and ironca

"Stesanod"

ALgOrIa'a InvasiLianE Codo

Konya-S00a:1 Cr1010

Malagady Babellien

Virtuas of tbe Trutt

IRS In "POrTUGURGO" Oulnes

Паткога UNIVOrAIty In CORRieTy

Teas In Sanul?

Faros and Violance in Sourt Africa

Selfar S1aulu, Undorgrourd Lostos

SoutE J0a8 diFIca and Che 50810

AgrarIan RafOra in Lorocco (Part Tro)

TEaTRI "SOgTÍPUdo? DARBOTOLA NyBlIfICAtIOn"

Рокахо вв 1.51сяп БІг.0=А

Lartinosi Padntos of ito hapression

Tha 61v11129810n of Senir

Algosia, Sporta and irlozerdanca

"AFRICA, LATIN ANTIER. ISLA ROVONTION"

YoAnTa & Nusber 3 (U3i8 1263)

•Orr Hou Samo

LG01OE

Obana Dulius Socialis=

Has10nal Bovoluzion in itrica and Asia

Hod1bo KosIas LorIn Peace isizo

Astica and sha Coc-or. Morior

Laroçoo and ita Car-cr. iarror

so dangora of foroler. ild

"I decusa!"

tho Z0z0 18f015

Algioro, Capiial of jorta

a Bobool for Bulldira

"to

Future

da Ozon La:tor to Presidert

Jobn 8. Konrody

Tho Calnase Spring

Spantah Studente Fleht Foscian

Four DeBertaTA frOn doza=bique

Pos tho Dafenco of Lasocratic Freedons

In dIrica

Bino Looko at tho deus

The Polltica of Oulture

abo Mandiag Spic: The Dasta of a Tyrant

Toung Artiara of Solittem Rhodesla

TO Jazz Artlata

YoUtER? Juzbera 455 (Auruat-Sostember 1963)

THO ASTOSATOFICER SiTUNELO

EReTo Nazionalias ard t3o Loat

Vaste dos Coes so Africa

Inu Con'¿ Cose Hoco drit isore

Tony HUOHEg

SEXOU TOURB

.

0.0.

: :

÷÷:

Jack HOUDIS

Mondi BElI BARKA

.

V. PILLAY

Abdolaziz BsilI

ABRA OSANIDE

Helsor. LANDELA

Jobanneaburg Corraspondens

Lioraced Bidoucis

Djani" BOHIRzi and j. k.

VERGES

.

..

SINE

Abdou ALFA

.

Palle KOsc

Harold causs

Julian HAYFIELD

Willian WORTHY

/A10808.

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11d1I8 Sho SETUSfiO In "'OrIUgUGDO" OUIDOR

Tas don Slava Irado

deman. lonusens ses the futuro

The sarria of sien 31en Pru

тот:

Na VIOsOSy 1n Souch Viatnez.

Tao ?.B.L. of South Vlernan

Joras fos a Blography of fidel Castro

"I8 Midol Caotro Joso Slaosod Prosidono

of 8be Unstod Star00"

dULido dOnTOSTO DUARTO

HAURIE DE

FILETIA LURCHAM

Coneral Vo Eguyen OLAP

Heuren XIEB

CarLOs FRASEUT

711l1e2 702EY

Jullus dYBat?Z

•0 ¡ar O? tatlonal LIberation o! Irak

Turdsasan

IBDOs ChOr1I8 VAHLY

DagUsAntA ITON AiLLa AbaDa:

¿asolusiona of the african Sumis

Conference

OberTos of the Organization of African

.

Tão pomosa Bobina Apartbold

*duassion sor dirican servitudo

Johannesburg Correspondent

Dro South African Portas

Bastas Kunoro

Donada Brutua

Нойого РООРТУ In ЛІТІСА

Kon CEPRIXO

Tor Maldun Today

1a0 Kagio dir of ite Corgo

81n1-80.-9

.

• A Ja88 Üroat; John Coltrano

KOLtA FOLIAA

Lo ROS JOHB3

Yoluga 1 Juster 6 (Cetotor 1963)

n introduction to african Econonic Problaza Stephen LAZAD

DE. DuBolo de jead

Julian LiYSTELD

$ last dossag0 to the Jorid

Dr. T.E.D. DUBOIS

Stato Capitaliss 1r. Soypt

Hassan RIA)

Tho O.h.S8 "U.S. Hiristry of Colorion"

Carlaron bEiL8

¡As I Cano to China at tho igo of 72

Anna Loudes STRONO

Sootallat Planning 1r. Cuba

ba 1u5 Israato "Cho" QUEVARA

Baroudos S1:

toconiques of sho vuersilla Fiçhter

Tao Beal leaning of tio Fascington larch

The AgraTIan Situation 1n India

iva Pocas

1112 Handicrafto Surviva?

Robart TABUR

A.B. SPEMILAN

Dr. Sulokb c. GUelA

Faiz Ahoad FAIZ

Intorvion sich Loonardo

ialto 6r1t1es, Black musicians, New SuBic

CREMONINI

Lo Roi JONaS

Appeal of the Exucutiva Coanittoe of

Yeluse 1 Nuster 2 (Hovambes 1963)

Je1rd Horld? TEick Third Jorld?

PLOSIO JALSE

Tha Tairo Dictators of Southern Rhododia

Fencer BBOCKHY, Н.Р.

"Malayata" - tha loo-Coloniallet Federazion Abdul RAiTu KARDI

Tho agony of ste Spanlab Bourgadialo

A Day Mità Francisco Juliao

Vosasualas Dspira of 011 and Ison

cuba at the trisad Sariona

DUlCe RODRIGUEZ

CarLerOn SSALS

InterVION with DE. CArLOS

LECHETEA

Đ AT 25,

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tha Properarion for lovesber

Vertroord' a Bantuatan B: u!s

Illualoo, Sailation and irrasta: don

Воло Нао глілогу!

RoDes8 filllasa Spoaka Sros Poking

Lalich tar for Britiab Gulans?

Crudo Jaspona shas Helped Sostjoy an iy

8x

A Fandial of Thost

ВТОР2192!

8p

To

Day ta tons to Duba

cartoons fros Outa

LOSt ASTICA

Un

of Pasca

Souts af:ica

The fosluro of tto

Orno:to davisited

Th

Must they Hang?

Ропаса: "B18 Steal"

Su

BErUEgIO

for irgola?

Unchain "y Soul

Don Charrys iTusper o! sto Yoas

SICRET

Ratab BITAT

ErIAn. BUNTIEO

DILDOT ALITOS TRADIS

Clasence Barless

2T. Chadds JAGAY

Ccou Calkocals s

Xon GEERISO

LaTion BROADS, 35.

PrOS CHLIND

CHAGO

.

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APPENDIX B

ISDIVIDUALS PROLIADITLY COLCERNSI TITY THE PROJUCTILI OP

"AFRICA, LATIN ALERICA, LÄh REVOLÜTIGH"

BARRe ALATI

• p:a bor on 1014 AprIl 1921.

No 18

a Pakiarans rosidens ir. the U.X.

and has strong concunlar syupatbles.

¿embos of Editorial Dosed

peter

Broddy X1LA ASTERSOY

=r:8 bom on 14th Februssy 193} at

Liusanno, Ho is a Stato and ito

bualness sanagor 0f "Borolusion".

He Las bean a Communia, f05 a Misber

of joass.

201-339225

Abdul Rabean lohasad BABU

- sao boris on 22nd Septeabor 1924 88

Zanzibar and 18 at prOBant MILlatOr

for Extemal Alfalia and Irade In

the Zanzlbar Gcverneant. Zlo

Byxpatty cowardo Coccunimo 18 voll

know. Lember of Editoria: Board

He 18 to Bd1805-10-Ch1os of "Africa,

Colon Gorarida, traile fenciation

and works in she BAstorial 018100 in

Paria. An ¿serican rogro, bo vao

ExeCutIVO SeCTOLaTy of the "Fair PlaY

for Ouba Coomittoo" In the U.S.d.

unt1l Soptember 1962.05

Bemard Arthur LaDs?

- Man boT. on 25th Septesbor 1928 al

No to a Cocainlas and

has taion a clone intorear in African

affaira. Reportod to bo lagal

Adviser

201-1801641

allan jacques Laraour VERGES

- was bom on 5th Karct 1925 or

5cb Larch 1929 a: Oubone, Thalland.

He was a, acabar of the frarch

Concunist Party 1r. :951 and

subaaguantly was asplayed by ito I.U.B.

88 Secrotary of 148 Intornatioral

Ralief Orgarisa?100..

Mosa racantly

ho was dafenco Courael 1a lto 851al

of a nurbor of rentara of the

Algerian Sational Liberation Frost

(F.L.D.), Director and kos fIguto

•f tho publ1caz100,

AFRICA,

LATIN AMERICA, ASIA

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SEi:ORiLA DITICE LÃS ¿GENCIES CE

"AFRIER, LATIS ANDRICO, 1S:A REVOLITICH"

and "REVONS :ICI"

TRO EAITORIA: 018100 18 BE LO, SUO ETARgOLA 10S,

ParIo 8e and PLUTO ASO SEO 801) MInE agenciOR. -

858811

• JUTOSA TISÁ:JA, ivonida Viora Sruto 86,

Ipanaco, 21: do janoiro, Guarabo-a.

- do, Laigh 98.001, Londor, 7.6,1

Luta - SEla 10 ste businoso Aldrods of a

PARIBArI CoCIUnIA:, RUBaduR Abzad)

- 1.2. KIEIR, 3 Tal Cal EbarG, PERInBA

distributiore ûnoz! Studian, P.O. Boss 399,

Pak1 38 (37)

(Rc:: - KIEIR, a Sudaroso Cocounter, 10 a

#aril Cauncil of Peace and

ПОГКВ ДОГ Чʼо

Faire Paaco Sonalito0 Maioh

10 locatus 8: 3,

Ta: tel Chang, Peking.

Guozt Studien

tho orticial

chinose

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G.ln080 illoratura ard propaganda)

Cuba

- Curaral

Suaroz unire ¿yostaran y Calzada do

Rarcho Bojuica, tsvars.

- I.Z.I. ILOTIÁI,

303, Asciono Hais, lnivorsity

of Bifur1a, jalicka.

Sultzeriard -ju:rofolo, IGi1, Lauaerro.

(0OLO - TLie I8 ILiS ANDERSCH' e bOco and

Tangarylka - Jueil Ä6CGO, ?.C. BOx 3221, D35-08-SalaRs.

U.S.à.

Zanzitas

- $00e 6034, 1 Urison Squaro, Naw York, B.T.

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DISPATCH

PieRs In

FP

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+0191838 884 268602098 190

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104110381651 851 tbo dEsasta of Blasstú taLora.

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COSTIANING INTOTODE Of IDO LANTORACO OSSIONS, ADIO ESTATIO? 10

"IDA BERO GUAlIADO On & DIFIOS LÚBAIX LETIN DUB QUAY LABIO.

"hAS thA TOpOSS'O PAPRIL AISTFIDUSION (11 any)

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4626021

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GIESOT VEA BUITO ILAS a DUESSOI EE pOOpIo bed

Esouets that tho Culraso Scezuniata bal Drovided doco

Mnezalel Decidins 105 "19T168, MatSa AosJOs, LELa Revolusios",

but tbla yes trua only to ste crtont that tho colraso Lel a

steadiag order t05 3,000 00p10s 0l O80b 16000 08 tho Dc8llea

@18100.

11 tho COsnose Lel Even DorO pesesel fInezadal

ASEÍBTEROO VERGES, lbO JUblSOS:ICS"O DIrROtOs, tOUld nOs boTO

hod to oontend vith tha presen: t1nano1el 818810218103 esA

pasEdblo benituptoy.

3.

VERGaS Ded Éa! iÓoess 80 a sajaifvois Jergo

Bus of DOnOy halei bad boea loid in Sviizarlead tros tbo 8150

O? tDa AlgaMAs veI df IndOperÍmco, Haea ibla hes drled up

VeRDES Lad bomn unablo to 50zl E1ah 11. Poporze that VIDQ23

bod atolen tule noroy veso cos Eruo.

siete

Srenca to the Pronch polstara.

in GIESTT'I TLOY tOO sUES

conoy hed Doas spest on IalsialAlG 85088180 0881008 al

40 suo irançots 105, Par1o.

5.

LDOS "¡ETICS, LOSLA AEOTICA, LELA ROTOLUZIOO"

vas ternad 1I. S417z0shand ali esc0at 100 cogles ol 188000 So. 12

vaJo soldod ty she Sulaa sustaritlas, Mueso 100 oopjes Les

elronly Doen sent to slssai.

Sopoesad ainoo digue t986da

TLA PrEnOA OdLEÍO0 "RovOlUlloa" Les Dos

2685 Octodes 1964.

COREETE 1) PRSB. A

Sousca soii! :a8 frorlA tT duriLos

PeTTIOUIRSS RDOUS LNSTE.

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CHICANS MIC

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6..

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Bouds tish Blabard GIPSOl, 1Do 50: 29I IA1:05 08 "ATTLIN.

8o

OTEJON MA ENATO PhAt a JUADOr Of prOple DEd

thought that tha Minase Cocram'sto Del provIded socr

81a13a1el backdag 80r "Aisd08,

"ALIA ADASICA, LOla RiVOlUtIOU",

6820d198 order for 3,000 copion de sadd 185u0 al lba Eaglica

od1110n. If sho Calneso Lad Gren E0xa 6000521 81na.01e1

281A89000 VERGES, 8h8 JublIca!! Coe Diraotos, vould not baro

had to oonferavity +60 prosest +1027014 415810118198 ane

posadble bankruptoy.

3.

VEA05S Ded Eas ¿ÓO08a 80 a ra1a71V8-Y 3a580

mus of condy stilci had toen boid in Suitzarlead fras tho t1sa

of the Nigerian UsE of Indopenderoe.

She this bad dried up

VERDES Led been wablo to soplelas 1%, gop05ia that VERODS

DEd atolen ible pondy voro not touo.

4.

To sublloation onds agnose suisa sranos to

0335a, tx 30, 000

ATence to tbo fronca polnsaro.

in 31550N'8 v10u too suab

J0n0y bad

boen apect on calstalrina prostige cissoon at

40 suo FIançOLO lor, ParLo.

5.

1am "151ca, Latia Marica, dala devolutica*

vas densed in Suitzerlead all excope 100 coples of 1aene llo. 12

roso solzed by tha Sulas authorstles, Masa 100 ooptos had

alroady bod part tO dIsSOi.

6.

The french 011410n "Hovolution" han not

espontad alroo hugan: 1964.

2612 Gstober 2965.

Consent 1) PA:a. 4

PETtIOUIA-s 89028 103321.

11) Pera 4

Souras did not any motto= at a tun orod to

fifi

ALO FTOSCO STINGOTO URA 15 TrOZCO OI BrIeS

LicE: 8.5 inca 1918: $50508.

14668

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roportod shas tha rubiieaton mo 1a firesolas eltssesateni

bud In BD0 H098 500038 7508-9 0888100, Fool&, Raped Outstret

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SOT LOBLA ANATION.

2.

The chancos mislon aro balag mado do nol 1a euy day

aldor tha pro-chaiona conalerton of tha cagasdae... thousa

Sha 2a5A:1n0 101 0009a On A SUCh f15Z98 812an010l basio, EDoTO

do ao sat no evidenco that the Obineso ATe 81500025 82b0rAL620s

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16 kao beon rej.0rto1 that than Yorzos Mas 1a Texiag 10 120 easly.

sart 08 156%,

to shaneso agroad to tako out 3,000 cabscrigidono

80 "ASTIC: 21:1

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for sius infllance, tilo too north &120 a sonth. Each leste

han CHialaci di Lial; 0n0 2U11 page advert, 3008 08 Colsaco

201-351226 C07a1st sublications.

(To publicaticoano also, had satage mita the casese

through stdul Sahana lohened daba, a somber of the Merleasy

BORTA thO 15 :"InICtOr tOE COSTATOR SNA COMOJeTAtIVES 18 PLE

TOSZaRdaR GOVOSZECIE./

Tabu Tolted Chira 13 2960, DECODO thO

ZON! ASTRODR GOTTeSJOZdONE Of the HON GAlDA LONA AGRAGE In 2981,

and EChi to ClIna DEJIn LA OCtObas, 1963.

iy sto end of 1965, Iévolatton Led 0950bllabes conteen

ita Communiot Bylintes group 1s tho Us, 10d by Mohael.

on the Chinasa asdo In thO SInOSOrLeS CalA 19o,

LUOTIONE

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calti»n 09 lIacà 196ª SiCIa 0l da artS010 18 ContalBeS Os:

Tans 0vc53-a3 Beraltorfcz.

CredItOra bOO118 AlAsasd, 8095238

"hot : a jublication i13i jo barios, and denunded estadasà

§ E:e1r desta dich uc=- ::ca estiradod 8o eLcoel £10, 000.

ad de parte de su te vaseo estro

C: POlION!IE ES AUVLEOSY BOUTA (OO2120-

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1ast 103u0 11. ::9/105u0t 650 sariod elia (080510k9.

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1a1u310a 18 50.t 0f isstia Valdes o Spaldo--The sert elsagi

tas 19 187u0 T0.l nhes Basea Alerl - Peklotes-tes sopla0ad

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BBAMIS

Sappendiz to

ONON

сод

io.:?

".oi.os

So Manionó distás Eserta Ires Insctsal eseo Sna Métatos

88 NAS SODOS4eA 12AS RORIA 12978 secesad Eleanba Mois sid

O N0O 50bl1009l080 10-0918030 0888189

SUPEReS CLINgO DiJO NIES SDO MNPGATANCO eS SeRi, De: 10/10

Jasd Jaly 1a vascà sas pnoalaorily publleted à Moniscaiens".

famosa cd as tho Assairat sor dha Adleasy Lout al Mcbens

/albroa lulede. She oosensuuo soored 11eb95t

LE AL ASOSSORA NOETO, OS DAViDR JUBed ESO SOSAOT DOSdAICO eE

-APOTOTATY TO tHO "PALY PLAY EDT ONDe OOTLSBDO° tO INAIENB8O

tha IateJantSOnal RoTOlutIORaTY HOTORt", BORO dorello es

DOrDOnAlLtLOS RTe ELTeR At BypAndiI.

In Rovolution No,12 1t 10 Olajsed 8Das tho E0tal 10520

of the nen and eniarged bl-sontaly sagasiao, Laaludlag itERoh

Englisà and SLaslub oditi '18, 0111 be 50,000. dONeYeS, ELs0e

h10 818513851, Piebiri G15002 kas statod that, dusiag dlo Blea

on tho sagarir.e, sile aiout 20,000 coples O1 tho Ereaas 081880n

MOJO JIÍntO:, tàL SOF SalA OL CIT LODUA DOO DOVAX DOXO BOS

7,500 coples. In she case of lba April No. & Laaua, Le EeyO

that the sotal sale in franoo nas 3,000 cople0. The 858009

01 ROTOLUtion DTA ElVaR Il: 155108: 2.5 dishara, 2.5 819689,

150 C.I.d. EUrOpos 4.50 PTOICB. IbLa SOpTOSeAtO B 15%

Inorease in the jalce of the ircach edition. But this sa

aoconpasted by a loueIIAI Of the prico by 358 1n countrdes

O8 AISICa, AB1a and INtin AsOFICE.

Thoso tRialng ost enmani

cubDorIptIOne ase inforaes that they asa entitled ol sogrent

Dot onLy to take une os Révolution'o DoouReatetIoR Centre

-Internatlonel forkero' loranaat and the 8150681e f0r Hlat1

Esboration, dut alao to IrCe DOpdOs Os the sogasine pelsia.

IslOs-u°1On. Thore taking out a long-tesa mabserdptloa sol

i11i also be entitled t0 "jubliostiono la Sosales lunprsgel

тод Paktag®.

8. A3911 Senture of 10900 Do,12 10 a 1020108 ertlalo ly

Jacques Veszes esti:led "HISOAbIoR, plua JaSA1al" PORalbly

Dy coinssdence, iblo mas publiabed et the Rasa tin0 20 tão:

instars

віко:

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82598 O41nese AnalesT dorice me empilled.

SO SOLLOWS SAASAJ01. 880081A1O0 EUNDA •N0 ANU NES SAI

TAL SARIADA 19194ON

Lag?10b 0818102 T3o O51e1aal2y jublIchod 13 2181057 NEs tha

81E10 MErLOan Revolution. Iron tha shira 1e0u0 asTards 18

50a publ10hod 11 Lausemo do 18X:C8 Ia$11 191221A3 1018 ReNO1NT127

In LoBuo 80.T 01 MOrcIber 1963, 18 WAs AnnOURDeR tbas the

0d1t0r1al 0191c0: vci0 1i0= looated 11 PAr1O, I1tD the 0182008

08 sha Princia ciltio:, but it continuad to Do polased 10 8od8sa5

lazd. In iuts:, 1964, tio Swisa Goverasent bannod 820 "p5103151

e81t10n and thu transit" sirough Sultzerland Of the Bazlies el1816

because they corsidered leadoa latin snordes 101a Revolutien

"an orina of ¿ropaganda of tha Chinosa Consunlate, desigaed 805

non-zuropcan coisiries, vinlch does not 11ait 118019 to sappost

108 the livuricion strutile of the so-called colondal peoples

sut also projaçatos tha j011t10al tena of led Chira".

11. The lost Enclish 13J1e 17 the Old seriCa isIca bao CORO

to hand vas 70,11 of llarch. Tha 81Iat In the new 08s10s, Do.!

Tol.II dated Sapteabor/Detober 10 publiubed 11 ParLO by DodoBo In

Nouvellos Editions Internationales, fron the CozO AlAsaNS ai

the Frenor I81t102, 52, 5uo Galando - Pario 3°, 8alo Sasaida

edition, Which vaS prOTIOUBly Illar In fOrRaS tO ROBAOTE MAPeni

La 207 §locty sed clailar in SOraSt to tbo 75020à 0110100, 8088

of tho artieles in 11 no serpriated fron the preach. elst

Revoiutior.

B00 T9105121 FO=rO

12.

As Wiis the Frencà editIos, the PAITOrIEl DITPOTOI PRAIS

..

Jacques i. Vesicà, Mith iLe 8a70 AdVIBOTy JOaTS eXCeEt except

10538...

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