MEMO FOR CHIEF, CI/OA , AMLASH/1 PRQ PART 11.
Originator: CIA
From: DESMOND FITZGERALD
To: CHIEF, CI/OA
Document date: 07/10/1963
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

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PERSONAL RECORD

QUESTIONNAIRE

PART I1 - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION

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SECTION 1

CONTACT AHD DEVELOPHENT

INDICATE MOM, MHEM, PHERE, UHY, AND BY MHOM SUBJECT MAS FIRST CONTACTED OR DEVELOPED.

Subject was fitst contacted for the purpose of assessment on 9 March 1961 in the

Skyroom of the hilton Continental in Mexico City. This meeting was arranged by

WWHiP/1 in order for staffer Jack Stewart to exchange views with Subject and to

open an avenue for future contacts. Conversation was general on the subject of

Cuba's problems; no pitch was made.

Subject later expressed wish to talk to "friend of stewartfs" in Europe, and

arrangenents were nada to meet Subject in Helsinki. He was met there by staffer

William Nainwright and ANWHIP/1. He was debriefed and trained subsejuently in

Paris by wii and Earl Williamson, DCOS ladrid.

2.

INDICATE METHER SUBJECT COULD BE TURNED OVER QUICKLY AND IN A SECURE MANNER TO ANY RESPONSIBLE CASE OFFICER FOR

MANDLING. IF SO, INDICATE TO THOM.

Subject could be turned over to any mature staffer. a good knowledge of Spanish is

highly desirable.

LIST OTHER CASE OFFICERS WHO MAVE MANDLEO SUBJECT OR WHOM ME KNOWS OR MAS KNOWN, GIVE MAMES BY UNICH THEY HAVE

BEEN KNOWN.

Jack Stewart, prob

y known by true nane, since ..HhuwttiP has it-

Jack Stent, known only to him as "Jack".

Earl Williamson, known as "Jaime"

Will an iainuright, knowa as "Bill Thompson". Known. b

by true name

to Aimwrip/1.

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SECTION 1I

MOTIVATION AND CONTROL

ISTIMATE

SUBJECT'S MOTIVATION, (Be detailed, 1l po

cite cridence.

Do of una asock conment such an

соахипіле.")

Subject feels that the true purpose of the revolution has been abandoned by

Castro and that the Conmnists are prepared to rule Cuba without regard for

the wishes of the Cubans themselves.

Subject turned to the USG for help as he

feels this is the only lower with enough interest and wherewithall to alter the situatio

2.

INDICATE RHAT CONTRO!. IF ANY, EXISTS OVER THE SUBJECT, (11 no control, or il there in a lack of real consrol

explain.)

None. Subject is at best & willing collaborator, and judging fron his lack of

performance to date, co-pletely independent in his actions and ideas.

SECTION 111

COVER

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

Meetings were held in hotel rooms or safehouses. If necessary, A WHIP/l was to say

that the C/O's were friends of his and only met Subject by happenstance.

2. COVER USEO BY SUBJECT IN OBTAINING HIS INFORMATION AND IN CONTACTING HIS INFORMANTS.

Natural cover as military officer, and revolutionary leader.

3.

INDICATE SERVICE TOR WHICH SUBJECT THINKS ME (Bill work) (18 working).

Never specifically mentioned. Obviously he aware c/Os were UJ.S. Intelligence.

SECTION IV

INTELLIGENCE CONMECTIONS AHD TRAINING

1. EXPLAIN SUBJECT'S AMORN PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION MITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE, INDICATE THE EXTENT

SUCH CONNECTION IS AMOUN OVERTLY.

Has former nilitary attache and as such, probably coopted for other than purely

military intelligence assignments.

2- LIST OTHER INDIVIDUALS (ARON

friends) WHO KNON OF SUBJECT'S PRESENT INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES.

None known

3.

EXPLAIN ANY TRAINING SUBJECT MAS HAD IN CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.

has bad secutity briefings, s/il training, some basic tradecraft.

SECTION Y

COLLABORATION POTENTIAL

INDICATE OTHER

ASSOCIATIONS.

EXPLAIN.

FOREIGN POMER SUBJICT MOULD BE MOST LIKELY TO COLLABORATE MITH BECAUSE OF HIS IDEOLOGY OR PAST

None. Probably would associate himself with an anti-regime Cuban underground

If became disenchanted with U.S. policy towards Castro regime.

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SECTION VI

IF

SUBJECT MAS BEEN USED OR CONTACTED. BEFORE

MATION ME HAS FURNISHED.

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OPERATIONAL

USE -

CONTACT

¡P'ATe AC:!"IT in ANiLN MI MAS ENGAGED INO THE iNNE OF INFOR-

Not applicable.

INDICATE MON AND FROM THOM SUBJECT OBTAINS INFORMATION.

By observation and elicitation. Would procure information fron friends and

acquaintances no are government and military leaders.

INDICATE WHAT MAS BEEN TOLD SUBJECT AS TO THE DISPOSITION OF INFORMATION HE FURNISHES.

Not discussed, but obviously aware it for US consumption.

6. DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSEO TO OR CI TUPE USE OR DUTIES.

To be used for collection of military OB on Cuban and Soviet forces as far as he

is able. Could de used for sabotage missions if he directed firmly and purposefully..

SECTION YI!

PROPOSEO LIAISON OR OPERATIOMA ACTIVITY

1. DETAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSEO ALISON TYPE COMTAGI OR OPERATIONAL USE:

A. THERE SUBJECT IS NE OFFICIAL MEMBER OF A FOREICH GOVERNMENT:

Not applicable.

B, WHERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF AN ODYOKE AGENCY:

SECTION VIJI

AGENCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT

ERSONNE

KNOwN tO SUBJECT.

RELATIONSHIP MITH SUBJECTI I.E, TRAINEE, OPPOSITE MUMBER: REMUNERATION, IF ANY,

AGENCY

Agency personnel: see section 1, para 3.

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SECTION IX

QUALIFICATIONS FOR GHER OPERATIONS

1. INDICATE SPECIAL ABILITIES, TALEMTS, OR QUALIFICATIONS POSSESSLD BY SUBJECT NHICH COULD CONCEIVAOLY BE UF MALUE

FOR

OTHER OPERATIONS.

Has denonstrated ability to form and lead guerrilla forces, including firefights.

SECTION X

COMMITMENTS

IF IT IS PROPOSEO

TO PAY SUBJECT

A REGULAR SALARY.

INDICATE THE WEEKLY AMOUNT, IF PAYMENT TO BE MADE IN LACHANGE

COMMODITIES, SUBSIDY OR OTHER METHOD, SPECIFY AND

GIVE DETAILS.

No pajment contemplated. lay institute sone form if it will serve as

an incentive.

EXPLAII

subiect

PROMISES" OTHERMISE NOT COVERED MERLIM, MADE TO SUBJECT, (EXCOplo: ComPiRmente regardine anacuaLIn

None.

SECTION XI

CE AND SECURITY

INDICATE THE FUELO AGENCIES AND FIELO FILES MITH PHICH SUBJECT•S NAME HAS BEEN CHECKED AND THE RESULTS.

Sibject bas been granted POA by this Agency. Appropriate checks are assumed to

have been made on Subject.

INDICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES TAKEN TO VERIFY

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED BY SUBJECT.

INDICATE

wHETHER

OR NOT PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL OR OPERATIONAL AP.

PROVAL FOR SUBJECT'S USE HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY OBTAINED.

POÀ obtained.

28/7424/1867.

EVALUATE SUBJECT'S CHARACTER, DELAINES, SCURITY. CITING EVIDENCE INCRE POSSIBLE.

§ bject is an intense, excitable person, given to action first, reason second, on

occasions where frustration gains the upper hand. He can be colaly calculating, once

a plan of action has been decided upon. The somewhat routine and tedious requirements

of good security practices in eland stine operations are a bit distasteful to Subject.

At the sane time, he would not normally take risks with obvious overwelming odds against

6- EXFIXERES OSITUATION OR INDISCRETION IN AMICH SUBJECT MAY MAVE BEEN INVOLVED MHICH MUST BE EVALUATED FROM A

CE/OPERATIONAL SECURITY VIERPOINT.

None knowa.

SECTIOK X11

SUBJECT'S PERSONAL HABITS

1- USE OF LIQUOR, DRUGS: GAMBLING, PARAMOURS.

Tea gu moderate o. a 1e at troden a el d eteral sources to ba

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SECTION

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AYOCATIONAL INTERESTS

INDICATE SUBJECT'S HOBBIES OR INTEREST IN SPORIS, MUSIC.

ETC.

io indications of uny Interests strong enough to be considered hobbies. Frofesses

to be interested in architecture.

SECTION XIY

GENERAL

INDICATE MNETHER SUBJECT'S LANGUAGE

ABILITIES AND OTHER CHARACTERISTICS, ARE SUCH AS HE COULD PASS AS

A NATIVE

OF A COUNTRY OR REGION OTHER THAN HIS OWN.

EXPLAIN.

Could probably pass as a native of almost any other l'tin merican country, providing

he adopted their peculiarities in speech.

INDICATE WHETHER INFORMATION IN PRO PARTS I AND 11 MAS OBTAINED BY RESEARCH, CLANDESTINE

ASSESSMENT, FILES.

COPRESPONDENCE OR OTHER MEANS.

Obtained by research, files, assessment, elicitation, direct questioning of

bis friend, AHIP/1.

"OTHER. TAS%. "OUTINE ACTION IS REQUIREO, IS AND MHEN TERMIMATION OF SUBJECT IS EFFECTED, PLEASE EXPLAIN. (AIRO

None requested.

SECTION XY

DIERGENCY CONDITIONS RECONTACT ARRANGEMENTS

" SAXENE COMPACT'USELE, RECOGNITION SIGNALS, SINI WHERE COULD CONTACT BE MADES WHAT BONA FIDES COULD INDIVIDUAL

Not applicable. Only contact conterplated is thru S/l or by C/O's already knows to

Subj, should he be able to exit Cuba sonetine in the future.

SECTION XVI

MISCELLAMEOUS OPERATICMAL DATA AND REMARKS

it be on or end to me in is return to cuba rentember 1962.

contact or get word fron ANVHIP/1. Three separate attempts have been made to re-

esteblish contact with Subject through the use of the mails. Outcome of last and

most direct attempt is not known at this writing. SAS is prepared to give subject

benefit of the doubt, until it definitely established that he wishes no further

contact with USG representatives.

DATE

SIGNATURE OF APPROPRIATE SENIOR OFFICER

9 July 1963

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