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## 4 of LIANCHDR Pre88 Servíce:

The Reference "A" project propogal reportø all 1n the development of the LIANCHOR and the Statlon through the firet week of December 1967 ; wben LINLUCK Bet about bringlng togetber for 1n Bervlce #1ll recall tbe of 8700 month return for he to persuade 8 number of leftlet and centerleft to Join together 88 contributore to tbe LIANCHOR (Identity-2) pr88s Tbe contrlbut1ng or of tbe were to egree to f008 for 8 trlal perlod durlng Bervice to develop paylpg cllente among Latin Americen and b three meetinge of candidate of tbe pr088 Bervice durlng December 1n the bome of Identlty-3 \_ Tbe were unruly but everyone at the meet1nge agres to to the and to and \_control of the materlal r wbat with the 20 Paralyze all from 15 to 5 January of each year none of the otber than Bubmitted 8 manugcrlpt unt1l late Japuary.

c (LINLUCK) dugted off the bost and moBt of fall 1967 artlclee and malled them out a proBpectuø to by thrd country Btetlono tbroughout Latln At the end Of Decenber (LINLUCK beceme Berloubly 1ll and the project dormant uãtll In the latter part Jenuary (LINLUCK) held Bober of tbe at home and by the end Of January the to Bubmlt manuecrlpte\_

## 5 The Search for 8 Replecement for P/A (LIxucx:

- LINLUCK) formally tbe Of 1968 \_ much of bonub on beok to France (the 10 Frencb) and Bett1ng tbe femlly up there 1n apartment 1n Bchool the (LINLOCK the 1catlon of 8 book be bad 1n Bupport Of and Publ

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South Amer1ca accopted the book but would not hare of the 8a108 to be to repay WOFIRM the coBt of publíahing the book Id the late fall of 1967 LINLUCK) epent B1x 1n where he wth the Guatemalan Defenge Rafael ARRIAGA the Dofenge to pay (L INLUCI U.8 84 ,000 for the rght to publlgh of book Tbe $4,000 to ROFIRM partiel reimbursement of the of pub Jghlng the JMIROD book During the to Guatemale Ol LINLUCK told by ARRIAGA and other Guatemalan government officials that coul1 expect consular appolntment by the of 88

b Headquarters and the Mexico Station were egreed tbat soon 88 be LIANCHOR and find suitable replacement LINLUCK) Bhould be termlnated and leave Hexico Following the recelpt of the LIANCHOR project approval 1n early 1968 the LIANCBDR cage officer told LINLUCK) that he expected to replacement HOFIRM approval and be ready to turn tbe operaover hl8 replacement by the end of March, 1968 . bad the most 1n the LIANCHOR pre88 service and had been the flrBt to Bubmlt article8\_ By accident the officer forced tolten te an hour 8 convergation between Identlty-4 ang@INLUCK)after Identlty-4 came to (LINLUCK 8 bome Lnterrupted 8 between the case offIcer and the case offlcer Bat trapped 1n 8 room uàbeknownet to Identlty-4. From the convergatlon ca8e observed that Identlty-4 actually 8 polltical to be an LNHARP agent had grandioge plens for LNHARP funde to mughroom LIANCHOR into continent-wide movement and to 8 neurot1c woman who bad prívete detectfve agency to check her husband Instructed to quletly Identlty-4 out of LIANCHOR , to hold1ng group meet1ngg of LIANCHOR writerg and to try to prevent further contact between Identlty-4 and other memberg of LIANCEOR \_ to and ant 19

W88 Belected 88 the next cendldate to replace @INLUCK)as Identity-5 techplcally, lngulstically, Intellectually and profebBlonally quallfled to head LIANCHOR the perlod ment of Identlty-4 Frote excellent article on Sovlet Intelléctual plrecy . t0 would have detracted serlougly from to admlnløter LIANCHOR ,( (LINLUCK) told to keep 1n touch wlth Identlty-5\_ but to look for Bt1ll another cand1date-

In early Aprll ARR IAGA to the Statlon 8 concurronce LINLUCK )went to Guatemala to confer ith Gua Jullo MENDEZ Montenegro and the Dew Dofenge concern1ng hle own ga1d he had Dot forgotten (LINLUÇK) but would not. be able to bin 8 conbular pot until the outøet of 1969 The PreBldent 8180 Ba1d he would not to @INLUCK 8 return1ng to Guatemale and entering

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0 Upon (INLUCK % roturn to agked there that he could be kept after 30 June 1968 for 88 LIANCBOR P/A Bome outalde Job ahowed The officer Ba1d be would d1bcu88 tbe matter but felt tbat 1p the femlly and career It blgh out on Replacemente revlewed that the candidate Would be Identlty-1 wbo had turned 1n LIANCHOR becauue he wanted for enything he wrote of the LIANCHOR group , friend of Identity-1 querled 88 to Identity-1'8 pergonal and 88 cap be qulet llfe With w1fe femlly and reøpected 1n Intellectual circle both 88 an author/ and 88 an Independent Reference and "PLANS" below report the 8 pleng poggible recrultment and Bubsequent of Identity-1 P/A of LIANCHOR for

6 Production of and by LIANCEOR Seperate cover attachment "B" contalng a report May 1968 on articleg and feature article8 produced and dlBtributed durlng the perlod 15 1968 to 30 Apr1l 1968\_ Case officer are included along Informatlon about artlcleB prepared and Hey . of

## 7 Involvenent 1n Covert YEVIUSENKO

8 In Harch (INLUCK) drafted open letter to Sovlet poet Yevgenyl the to ube b1ø 1nfluence to perguade the Sovlet government to -end the pergecut!on Sovlet artlete and poetø. @INLUCK) managed to obtaln the Blgnaturee of Btudente actorb and lntellectual8 for open letter and then perguaded the publlgher of booke to print thousands of cople8 , were by other of the Statlon A copy of the open letter 1n 'SXCELSIOR" the of YEVTUSEENKO 8 for 88 pergonal trip. Becauge of the open letter and coverage of rude the on at Hexlco City alrport the called 8 Bpeclal conference of the of the poet 8 At the conference YEVTUSHENKO outrage of the open letter carefully dodging 8 puber of by the letter and chided the of the letter for there abBolute llterary freedom bow there can be freedon anyvbere 1n the 88 88 there 18 Do freedom 8 remarke about the open letter left no doubt tbat be bad to Hexico 88 9 Sovlet and Dot 88 8 rebel publ day day Bpoke

0 b 8 hendblll quot1ng the telegram by Sovlet to the Conforence Of Communlet at for a0 end to Sovlet porgecutlon of 1n the USSR . The bandbill featured two pen and Of Bovløt poete Danlel \_ He albo arranged for prínting 1p Of Btudy of dentø Burrounding tbe GalangkovDobrovoleky trial brochure Thougande of of the bandb1ll and h"
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apd the open letter are Bubmltted Attachmont "C" to thlg dløpatch Cobte of the prlnt1ng and were to LILISP-X \_

- c to 8 fema le poet MICHELENA \_ 'conccrning YEVTUSHENKO a of profeoslonal of YEVTUSHENKO 88 8 poor poet and opportunlgt the Mexican Ip following YEVTUSHENKO 8 departure 8 condensatlon of the MICHELENA of YEVTUSHENKO were Ighed 1n the leftlst polltlcal 1llugtrated magazlne IMPACTO" by LILISP-E \_ top publ
- d Idontltles 3 aDd 6 of tne LIANCKOR group articleg agalnst 1D the rightlst da1ly SOL but the Statfon felt the articles were too vitriollc anJ unobjectlve to be credit to LIANCHOR \_ In fact because of articleg the Statlon planb to remove both 3 ana 7 from LIANCKOR ; for 16 that both perbong have long B1nce lobt all traces of former and are extreme rlghtlste.

## EFFECTIVENESS

8 Vlews on by Owner /DIrector "EL

- Easter to Guatemale Clty he told by the of "EL IMPARCIAL" that tbe nevepaper wa8 only Interested 1n Tbe newgpaper owner Btated that we? l-known perbonallty 1n Guatemala and wrote The owner al80 that be had one by Identlty-4 becauge Identlty-4 a Guatemalan who at one time bad been Inportant However , the owner polnted that the other LIANCEOR were unknowng and d1d write well out Identity-3 88 be1ng 8 "mepace becauge mucb of what wrote amounted to or slander publ pub not

b The "EL IMPARCIAL " owner Ba1d that be recel the "EL DIA" of Honduras "LA PRENSA GRAFICA of 5l Sa lvador "LA PRENSA ' of Nicaregua "LA REPUBLICA " of Cobta Rice "LA ESTRELLA of Papama and "ULTIBAS NOTICIAS" of 'and had noted that thege all but hed not to b1s knowledge , by any of the other LIANCHOR ved

- When (INLUCK explalned the cooperatlve' nature LIANCHOR the "EL told (INLUCK) tbat be could Dever hope to collect fee8 for untll beceme botb after The "EL IMPARCIAL owner advløe @INLUCK) to flnd better 1n He Buggosted thet 1f not afford to pay be ghould persuede Wrlterg to coptribute to LIANCKOR puroly for the prestlge of around Amerlca

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8 qulckly that not to of the LIANCEOR cooperetlve

pre8e group . Of who belonged to the group 88 of 15 January three out becaube of differenceg of developod at group meet1ng8 \_ In that perbong he bad selected pertly becauge of thelr recorde (Idøn3 , 4 , 7 and 8 ) had long Bince ceaged and were prone to manugcrlpte with harmful to the Image of LIANCHOR Confused polltical and poor rebulted 1n reJectlop of over 20 manuBcriptø during February-April by (LINLUCK the case officer Rejectlon of turn angered and Ingulted of the b The porsonalltleg and cbnracter some the writers have presented probleme to 1n dlrecting and doveloplng the LIANCHOR group productive unit 3 5 , 6 , 7 and 8 bad be goaded cont1nually by @INLUCK to turn 1n on ags1gned Botho Identfty-3 and Identlty-7 turned out to be emotlonal extremlets suffering at from deep melancholy and at other inexplainable rages ch were refløcted 1n thelr of tbe Statlon feels that the only reliable membere of the group are Identltlee 6 and 9 who should be kept 88 members of group long LIANCHOR 18 run a group cooperatlve pre8s Bervice The unrellable but brllllent and versatile poet/#riter/lexlcographer Identlty-5 Bbould be contlnued 8 contact of LIANCHOR for occaglonal emergency use provided (L INLUCK 8 replacenent can obta1n any cooperatlon from In Bummary the LIANCHOR group compoged of Identltles 3 \_ 4 , 5 7 and 8 has proved ineffectve not too productive and the Ineffective membere should be replaced \_ 89

## 0 10 Effectlveness P/A 0f

a Tbe llet of articles and features under Cover Attachment "B" 10 by no meang the meagure of the agent 's writing and productlon capablllty. After the agent dusted off and malled out several of old article 1n Decenber 1968 the case officer inst @INLUCK) to reduce h18 productlon 1n ratlo to the of other LIANCHOR were ma1led out The case offlcer concerned tbat LIANCHOR would appearolto potentlal cllent newgpapera to be prlmarlly vehlcle for LINLUCK s)lengthy polltical e8gaye 1n contraet to thc statement In the LIANCHOR progpectug that LIANCHOR Wa8 9 comblning articlee on cultural , educatlonal economlc and 88 well 88 polltical by many writerg. During the agent 9 two final monthe of Bervlce he been authorizatlon to 88 much be can on the and otber toplce for the purpoge of bulldng up name 1n Guatemala before he returns there to enter polltic8\_

b \_ Whlle production of article8 8 weak polnt h1g and handl1ng of the LIANCHOR Bervice writers appear8 to have been weak He been too long on the fringeg of the forelgn exlle group and h1g contacte among 1n Hex1co are no longer In to heve gone the way of mady forner Latin American CommunlBts 1n that theoretical to gome of the polltlcal = gocal probleng of Latln Amerlce can no longer termed leftlgt and be

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A8 penetratlon of Party 08 8 former Commuclst leader a sIngloton. Although he not he In handl1ng people There had experlonce 1n for WOF IRM . durtng havlng real co-worker; 1n by the fact that he Wa8 LIANCHOR \_ However h1s co-workers feeg or Balarieg probably did 88 well he could 1n controllíng h1s The real fault Jay h1s poor selection of co-workers had not of Features: in 1l opInIon thos 3 were the Station 8 but too long 'fhe articleg 'written by forceful and effective were Ineffectíve to the polnt LINLUCK ' 9) The Caprlles that they were Dot congidered that (LINLUCK'8)ol newgpaper of Vonezuela epparently the fact that they artlcles were well worth despite bad to be publlghed 1n The leading newgpaperg of the Central American republicg appeared\_ to belleve 8 articleg merited automatlc It 1s aggumed thatINLUCK articles were regularly 1n dueolto La Paz However , because nò fees to LIANCHOR or newspaper felt lfke paying ble to agcertaln whether correspondence bag not been pogsi 1n have been ighed any regularlty Chile or Ecuador It 18 too much Braz1l Argentlna stations to scan the press dally for articles to country appreciated by seven different people \_ The Guetemalal62 the recelved from the whIch have been the principal source of the cllpQINLUCK 8 JLIANCHOR articles submitted a9 Separate Cover "B" to publ publ

## SECURITY

12 There have been no of Becurfty nature hazerdous to the LIANCHOR project during the reporting perlod .

## FINANCE AND SUPPORI

- 13 Fnance: During 1 October 30 May the LIANCHOR expensesplhave conslsted of U .S . $5 , 600 1n payto(LINLUCK) at $700 per month and U ,S . $119 1n cost of out LIANCHOR articles
- Reproductlon of the LIANCHOR articles for mas8 to Latin newspapers was done by the Statlon us1ng Xerox machine
- Provlded Headquarterg grantg POA and Identlty-1 accept8 recruitment by Statlon case officer LINLUCK be directed to approach Identlty-1 some two weeke after the #1ll tell Identlty-1 that he come to Identlty-I on the advice of Identity-6= LIANCHOR   nember and friend of that he returnlng to Guatemala to seek tcal career and glve\_up the dlrectlon of. LIANCEOR

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Lun because LIANCHOR cannot properly be run from degcribe to the he had LIANCHOR and 1n Identlty-l to take over control of LIANCHOR , Buggeet that Identlty-1 use the LIANCHOR nane and establlshed publ1cation outlets to broadon 1n Latin without any thought of trying to orn fee6 2| @INLUCK) #1ll also suggest that Identlty-1 Identltl0s 6 9 to help flll out the but that he gradually try to drew 1n persona l frlende deflnlte leftist fame and pe rsuade them to contribute to LIANCHOR  purely\_ for the revard of 1ncreased prestige offer continue to contrlbute fron time time from Guatcnala Identlty-1= through stand1ng 1n the press can publigh 1n Mexico \_ to to

b If Identity-1 reject8 recruftment the cand1date for LIANCHOR chlef 1s Identity-10 who already 19 prepared to take over LIANCHOR on bas1s to see #hether 1t enbance The Station feels tbat Identlty-10 would be easler to recrult than Identity-1 \_ However Identlty-10 1s not too well known 1n and 18 totaily abroad\_ One of Identlty-10's virtue8 18 the fact tbat never formally quit the Communlst Party and has done to irritate As aconom1c and Beneral reporter for "EXCELSIOR" he offers placement potentlal If Identlty-1 do08 accept the intende to try to recrult Identity-10 B1ngleton under Project LIANCHOR , poss1bly steerlng Identlty-10 to Identlty-1 and tbe LIANCHOR press after due consideratlon The Statlon 1s also Interested the of recrulting Identity-10 1n order to s0nd to the World Youth at Sofa, since 1t belleved Identity-1 Bt1ll bas to some worthwhile 1n Central American young

## 16 \_ for of Effectlveness to DetermIne Future Drecton of LIANCHOR Project:

{1 It 18 that w1ll not cost over $200 to hlre cllpplng 1n Buenog Alres, Montevideo , Sant1ago and Bogota for three month trial perlod test whether newgpaperg recelve LIANCHOR materfal thoge cftles are publibhlng the LIANCHOR ma terial \_ The cllpping will be asked watch for articles with the LIANCHOR by-line the by-11neg of LIANCHOR and the headlInes or which are asslgned by LIANCHOR to the artcle8 to the to b If the service tests show that newspapers or 1n two of the above cited countries are publlBhing LIANCHGR materlal Statlon w1ll contlnue to purgue the development of and responslve leftlst group 88 one phase of the LIANCHOR operetion The rationale thig declslon 1s that there 1s little Jugtlfication 1n operatlng a press even 8 cheap onc with readerghlp to Mexico, Central Venezuela and Bollvia However 1f the press Bervico can or has acquired readershlp 1n any two of the countrleg 1n 16-8 above then 19 felt that the total areu coverage and worth malntalnlng-

17 \_ Conversíon of LIANCHOR to Temporary Roof Project for If 88 of

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teste the 1s renched not to contInue ment of group pr088 LIANCHOR W1ll be convorted to 9 roof project for the admlnlgtratlon and funding of wrlter Identlty-1 1f recrulted will be told to the LIANCHOR statlonery arid lst of publlsbing newspaper8 to dovolop own readerghlp abroad , but he w1ll not be ngl to find additlonal for the press At the of FY 1969 the LIANCHOR project w1ll be termlnated 88 guch add such agents have developed under LIAN(:HOR documented under Project LILISP-F for FY 1970 \_ c nd be

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- #GARIBAY Orteca <lndependent Mexican edltorlallst In 'EXCELSIOR and of political books
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- 3 Eunice ODIO Infante a <paturalized Guatemalan of Costa who regides 1n Mexico ~and writes for "EL SOL and "EL
- Alfonso MARTINEZ Estevez (ormer personal secretary to\_depoged presfs dent Jacobo ARBENZ .

- 5 Grnesio de la #PENA y Munoz and He has reputatiop 88 8 falr in and the ELDIA 9pd the center\_left "EXCELSIOR for poet
- 6 Manuel'LALVILLO author and the gectlons of Hexfcan newspapers .

- #riter for the newepapèrg EL SQL" and "EL UNIVERSAL Once member of the
- 8 Franc 1gco {#ZENDEJAS book for Mexico City TV channel #4 and Radio Stetiop He was gecretary to Leon TROTSKY
- 9 Trevino , Mexícan political author 06,06 critic.

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22 November 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR:

Director of Security

SUBJECT

Herbert Itkin/Mario Brod et.al.

- 1 . Reference is made to your instructions concerning this case and my attached memorandum concerning research on whether or not Itkin was ever, in fact, utilized by this Agency to his contacts with Brod. prior
- 2. All available sources in the Agency reflect no record of Itkin or of Philip Harbin, who was allegedly his case officer. Harbin has been checked both as a true name and as an aliasAlthough the name is not registered in the Agency , this of course does not mean that some Agency representative did not make this up and use it without telling anyone.

- 3 . visceral reaction is that Itkin is lying about his contacts with Mr Dulles and Philip Harbin. However, since there appears to be a possibility of an extreme "flap" if Itkin gives the same story to the-newspapers that he gave to MrHouston, I would recommend that, with the concurrence of Mr. Helms, Mr Dulles be interviewed and asked if he remembers anything about this case\_ My
- I also spoke with Harry Mason, x5231, in Finance who handles OS budgetary matters and is a personal acquaintance Without giving him any names Iasked him if it would be possible to track down the receipt that Itkin claims he gave Harbin for the $5000.00. Harry says if the case was handled properly and the account is still outstanding it will be fairly easy to find the receipt. I have done nothing further on this, pending your instructions.

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ITKIN, Herbert

Subject States:

When he was first admitted to the bar in 1953 he was employed by the firm of Delson, Levin & Gordon in New York (Now Delson and Gordon. ) Itkin alleges that one partner, Levin, had close ties with Alger Hiss, Cyrus Eaton and other of similar persuasion. Because of the viewpoint of the law firm, Subject states that he began passing information to Senator Joseph McCarthy. However, in the Spring of 1954, Senator McCarthy told Itkin that he was getting into trouble and allegedly reported that he had passed Itkin's reports to CIA. Itkin then states that a meeting was set up for him either in June /July /or August of 1954 with Mr Allen Dulles\_ This meeting was at the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia\_ His contact was reportedly a man known as Philip Harbin\_ City \_

At this time, Itkin says he was able to report on matters affecting U Nu, then the Premier of Burma, the Indonesian Foreign Minister; and the owner or editor of the New Delhi Times. Itkin also claims to have had personal contacts with Luis Gutierrez, Consul General of El Salvador, and with a number of other people who had Guatemalan contactsItkin says the only money he received from Harbin was $5,000. 00, which was supposed to be repayable and for which he gave a receipt, he believes sometime in 1957. He said the money was not: #epaid.

Itkin states that he met Mario Brod in 1961 and that Brod was represented to him as a former Colonel in the OSS who had intelligence connections. From then on his contact was Brod and apparently Harbin dropped out of the picture.

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No record of Herbert Itkin in Office of Security records, other than newspaper clippings.

No record of Herbert Itkin in RI files.

No record of Philip Harbin in Office of Security.

No record of Philip Harbin as a DCS alias.

No record of Philip Harbin in OS pseudo files.

No record of Philip Harbin as either a pseudo or rogietered alias in RI/CRYPTO.

No rccord of Philip Harbin in RI files.

no information concerning his reflects no information concea rning

Durlpb Ilkln' meeting with Houston he mentioned that the law Orm bad nogro lawyer named Thomas L. Roberts, #193026, who contacte with the United Nations. Itkin stated that Roborte vary preBentable and intelligent negro who left the firm and Jaw practice in Dakar.

Tbo Ol{lco o{ Security file concerning Roberts reflects that:

05 Mr. Roberts a current employee of this Agency undor doop cover In January of 1968 Roberts lurnl,hod thlø Office with an extensive summary of his with Herbert Itkin. He also mentioned Mario Brod at a dinner perty In 1965 and had had lunch with Brod in 1967. There is no Indlcallon, however , that Roberts is aware of any use of CLA informant during the 1950's.

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14 January 1977

MEMORANDUM

SUBJECT: Jose Ricardo RABEL Nunez (AMLEO-3) (201-249386)

- 1 Born 7 April 1922 in Havana, Cuba , the son of a native-born American citizen, RABEL was brought up in confortable circumstances He attended high school in Cuba , com pleted the last year in New Orleans , Louisiana and entered Tulane University in September 1938 He enlisted in the Army in December 1940 and eventually saw combat in France, Belgium, Germany and Austria. After discharge in December 1945 , RABEL returned to Cuba to attend the University of Havana and this began a life of job `changes = noving back and forth between U .S \_ and Cuba, and , in general , rootless living.

- RABEL ' s background reads like that of a nan with no loyalties and no particular goals. Viewed in retrospect, his career presents picture of unreliability It is probable that RABEL ' s rootlessness and apparent unreliability applied both to his relations with CASTRO   and to those with the Agency . It is quite possible, therefore, that he not served the Agency in a superficial way but that he did the sane for CASTRO at various tines when it suited his purposes Without postulating this sort of. dual role (one which fits very well with his previous life) it is almost impossible to explain some of the reasonably good things he did for the Agency and the quite certain allegations that he was a CASTRO agent This explanation is not fully satisfactory , but it does explain his career better than the charge only

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that he was a CASTRO from the beginning \_ The question that must remain unanswered is whether he betrayed the AMTRUNK OperationHe was not arrested until September 1965 (when AMTRUNK had already run its course) but it appears quite certain that he cooperated with the DSE after his arrest while he was in prison. agent and

- 3 . RABEL joined in the clandestine activities against BATISTA in March 1952 , first amongst the exiles in the U.S . and then after late 1952 from inside Cuba He joined the Cuban armed forces to further his plotting and was assigned to the Cuban General Staff. He was the Cuban liaison officer with the Army nission in Cuba from Novenber 1954 until April 1956 \_ During his entire period in the Cuban RABEL was involved with dissident Army elements; when they attempted a coup in April 1956 , RABEL' was arrested. He was released shortly thereafter, worked in the chicken business for a year and then returned to the U .S; and worked with one of his brothers (Luis RABEL Nunez) October 1957 he returned to Cuba and became involved with the 26th of Movenent but had to leave a year later when he was brought to the attention of the BA TISTA forces because of a bomb explosion\_ He smuggled weapons to Camilo Cienfuegos for. about a year and then in October 1958 he joined the Cienfuegos group \_ Shortly after the CASTRO victory, CASTRO called upon RABEL; to set up a Cuban Marine Corps, a job he held until February 1960 , at which tine he was appointed Chief of Viviendas Campesinas\_ army , July

2

He held this job until he defected to the U .S . in Decenber 1962 \_ It is worth noting that he rarely pursued one activity in one place for more than a year at a time from 1945 to 1962\_

- 4 RABEL Alfonso RODRIGUEZ the following reasons for his defection: gave
- a Communist pressure, hounding, and the basic enmity of the Communist Party toward hin. (This appears very reasonable in view of his service in the Army and training in some aspects of intelligence, such as prisoner interrogation In addition, his schooling in the U .S . and the reasonable econonic circunstances would not have been recomnendations fron the Communist point of view.)
- b \_ Strong backing by Fidel which protected hin from more serious attacks from the Party. (This, too , seens entirely reasonable\_ His family farm was near the farm Fidel' s father managed: and RABEL and Fidel had known each other as children In addition, RABEL s involvement in the anti-BATISTA movenent and with Camilo Cienfuegos were probably in his favor in CASTRO ' s view.) long
- c An obligation to protect the non-Comnunists in his department, which prevented his earlier defection, and uncertainty of his reception in the U .S \_ (In view of the number of defections fron RABEL ' s departnent, there were, in fact, people to protect. Since RABEL had served in the and probably felt the U .S. was his second Army ,

country , he could well have had questions about his reception after serving in the. CASTRO government.)

- d His resentnent against the confining nature of a Communist State. (Since he never stayed in one. place more than a short time in his entire life, to have been restricted to Cuba must have seened a punishment .)
- 5 . RABEL was used to pitch] Dr \_ Marta 'FRAYDE Barrauefin 08 BarisJin and to check out leads for the AMTRUNK One of his leads led to the recruitment of AMTRUNK- 10Later,in early 1964 , RABEL was leader of the Rebel Army Group supported by the American Legion in Miani and was involved in the Rebel Army Radio program.

- 6 There is no specific evidence (except the accusations below) that RABEL was involved in a suspicious way with the CASTRO regime during this period, but his desire to exfiltrate his wife and children was a constant source of difficulty between him and the Station\_ This problem led to his eventual termination in July 1964 and to a great deal of resentment on his part. He conspired cons tantly, from mid-1963 until his capture in Cuba in Septenber 1965, to into Cuba to exfiltrate his wife and children\_ get-
- 7 RABEL was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment but was set free in July OI August 1967 \_ which is a strong indication that the charges that he worked for the DSE while in prison were trueMoreover , there is some indication that he nay have attempted a provocation at Cuban behest: immediately after his capture\_ There are two firm accusations that RABEL was a

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Cuban agent as early as July 1963 (which would have been when he was screening nanes for the AMTRUNK Operation)= one fron @MMIL-9] and the other fron Fernando REY reported by 6 As mentioned above, these charges could well be true; yet RABEL could have fulfilled his duties for CASTRO superficially, for his own purposes , and not necessarily have compromised his work with the Agency until he was captured. The difficulties he had in exfiltrating his wife could have been, partially, punishment by CASTRO for not fulfilling his duties as an agent; otherwise, had his work in the U.S . been valuable, CASTRO could have the exfiltration of RABEL s wife so that RABEL could continue his work as an agent . undisturbed.

03 LAD/JFK Task Force 1971{arty Miller] rp Copy filed: 201-249386

Attachments:

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- A10 Feb 1964 Memo for the Record
- 6 Mar 1963 dispatch UFGA-7998 With Att.

- C 20 Feb 1963 cable WAVE 4730
- 30 Sep 1963 dispatch UFGA-11375

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FOR:

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I . Clark Schor Chief Plans and Review Group Central Covor Staff

SUBJECT

[ousc Sclect Committee on Assassinations (IISCA) Request

RIFLRENCES

A Memo for SA/no/o 25 Jan Sanne Subject 78 ;

B; for fr OLC (OLC 78-0070/1) dtd 12 Jan 78 , Sanc Subject

C . Letter for OLC fr Chicf Counselli'ircct r of HSCA , 6 Jan 78

- 1 This mcmorandum supplements\_ Reference A and provide? information per paragraph 6 \_ therein response to request in Reference 3 \_
- 2 . CCS files contain infornation OI individuals and entitics cited in certain numbered items of Refcrence ( as folloms:
- a Itemn 5 George [JeMohrenschildt fivc ments conprising four contact rcports with clal asset who in touch with Subject busincss activity in Ilaiti and one memorandum tailing the results of trace rcquest on Sulject \_ Thc dates of the documents range fron 25 April to 21 MaY 1965 .

- Itcm 9 Leo Cherne. 21 documents (six-1954 one-1955 ; two-1957; two-1958 ; one-1960 ; four-1962 ; an ] one each-1965 , 1967 1968 1976 , 1977) @I1 oF use 0 [ cover provided\_by Subjoct \_ fron 19s40t0 1965.\_for Additionally CCS naintains file on tle Research Institutc of America of vhich Leo Chcrnc Executive comprising approximately 100 docunents covering the period 1949 tc 1964 ; Mr \_ Cherne 5 nane appears throughout this

- c 17 Willíam Harvey Approximatcly 50 Jocumcnts , virtually a1l of whích conccrn tho establislnent nainteuance and usc of cover for Subject during his with the Azency as Staff Employee fror 1947 to 1967 \_

## d Item

- (1) Intcrational Rescue Conmittec 12 documents (1962 co 1976) addross Agency non-use of IRC and FOIA requests ing
- (2) Alexander Rorke Ho record in CCS .

- Item 20
- (1) Richard Approximately 25 documents (1956 to 1974) concerned primarlly with TI)Y travel orders cover docunentation, and clearance vcrifications \_
- (2) James Angleton\_ Approxinately 25 documents (1950 to 1075) concerned prinarily with TDY travel ordcrs cover docunentatíon, and retirement processing for Subject who was a Staff Employee of the Agcncy from 1947 to 1974 .

- (3) Raymond Rocca Approximately 25 docunents (1964 to 1975) concerned prinarily with cover natters pertaining to Subjecr wlo was 9 Staff Employce \_
- f Itch 30 record CCS of corrcspondence 0J1 the matters identified volving Ilo lns Angleton , and Rocca
- g Item 36
- (1) Southorn Rosearch Corporation No record In CCS
- (2) Wackenhut Corporation 100 to 150 docunents covering tlic period 1963 to 1977 Hackonlurt officials\_

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- DUR ! NG SAID HE ALSO HAD VISIT SCHEDULED FOR 3 OCTOBER COMBINE Two FOR SAME DAY , OLTMans AN ATTEMPT BY CuB AN AMB ASSADOR SCHEUDLE MEET SEEK 25 SEPTEMBER HAD BEEN BECAUSE BE REACHED , OLTmans StATED THEN
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- 2 of of positive action as of civil flights while the was orrer the USSR, and 2 seco2d action waich is the is 1956. Also HIG-19's novsà about this tire. July
- 3. of tne Soviet systen tae indeed curious fraí an is cfiercd appears to flt the known fects follous: As result cacluded the essential fects concernizg the Were for reconnaissance) nissions, feet) 8 penetretion 2s flew æbove ey procably taat the 5 July nission beaded for Hoscow when track appeared on I\_loss o2 the track returnlng to #he was either 25 2 convenience avoid braaacasting 2 for 2 dodge ses 2 "nostile or intruder the systen 22345 H2s caing Over Moscow with no aveilable 40 Tais idea is Bupported bJ thæ use it 525 not broadcast efter it it did s-2tions had been instructed not be 2 coincidence that the e2ctly k2lf of the true altitude alnost four but the altitude reporting "as On taey 652 tion, dæys later,
- 4\_ By 9 1956, in addition to the evident recogaition of 12 of better iuprovcd. July
- 5 . next 10 July 1956, th2 Soviet 2ir defense waring a 3000 nile track only short periods of or track loss over was only 100 ofí targetto
- 6. 32 the of Soviei Bloc rædàr3 operatzng ip the Soe 1461 as follows: 3000 nc 30 be since the sane rader equated to in2222 were located, intercepted nore than signals wvere includins 213 sifes Sonæ of locatioz s0 #hat it must be thzse new sites. the Becauss collocati2g radars on different frequencieg be expected to be 2t least double the total c2 81628. be

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- 5. (Unclassified JMS) LIAISON House Select Committee on Assassinationg staffere visited Headquarters to review files.

- 6. (Confidential LLM) LIAISON Advised Tom Latimer, Staff Director, House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, of the situation developing with the House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations haopen hearings on FBI/CIA dealings on KCIA in the early 1970'8. Latimer said he would alert Chairman Edward Boland (D. Mass. ). ving
- 7 \_ (Confidential LLM) LIAISON Talked to Mike Hersbman, Deputy Staff Director, House International Relations Subcommittee on International Organizations, and he agreed to 'et back the planned bearings with former FBI agent McDonnell until 2l March. Imade it clear that by this action we were not making any commitment to appear and told Hershman that I hoped the next step would be taken on Monday,
- 8 (Internal Use Only GC) LIAISON Called Beverly Lumpkin, on the staff of the House International Relationg Subcommittee on International Organizations to tell:her that the supplementary paragraph submitted by the Subcommittee was acceptable for public release.

- 9 (Secret DFM) LIAISON Called Audrey Hatry, Clerk, Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Btaff, who gave me a rundown of Committee meetings for next week Scheduled for the week are FBI and DEA FY-1979 budget: briefings on 14 March and a meeting of the Special Investigation Subcommittee on 17 March to discuss the recently completed staff report on CIA activities in(Australia. U
- (Unclassified DFM) LIAISON Talked with Doug McCullough, Senate Select Committee on Ethics Btaff, Don Sanders and Ken deGraffenreid, both of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence staff, regarding Senator Adlai Stevenson's (D. Ill. ) requeet of last week for the Agency to provide him examples of leaks that he might use to illustrate seriousnesg of leaks in a closed Senate session. None of these people were able to give me a date for the planned session although Sanders did provide some help on what kinds of examples would be the most useful.

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Contact\_Report New York Cíty on 14 February and in Virginia on 17-18 February 1972

1\_ This memorandum covers recent meetings with New York City and in the Northern Virginia area \_ The neetings were hëld under secure conditions and there were no security incidents noted.

## 2 Operational:

United States persistent efforts to locate and foin a pro-Mão tudy group finally paid The manager of the China Bookstore finally broke dowvn under campaign and put her in touch with a local USCFA study group under the leadership of Mrs aka\_Frank. 17 has attended one session and, based her initial observation provided the assessment of Mrs \_ Warren attached hereto at the undersigned's 7 believes she has hit it off with Mrs Warren because of her understanding of dialectics (thanks to Andy Ness' s tutoring) and consequently , she was instructed to attempt to develop a social-business relationship vith heroz With respect to the other members the study clains that the situation to date, has not been conducive to ferreting the identities of these individuals, but. that she hopes that as the group continues to meet, some rapport will be establishea with her classnates \_

b New School and language instruction: has formally enrolled at the Graduate Faculty of the New School for Social Research in a course entitled "Comparative Legal Systems which studies the theories institutions\_ concepts customs and which purports to analyze and compare the law and the administration of law in selected countries, included Vietnam Germany , the and the Soviet Union wiil also enroll in a French language instruction course in the near future \_

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c Ramparts Tours New York Nedia Womens Tour: on a Mr\_ the undersigned raised the subject of the Women ' s Tour scheduled to visit London Paris (where will meet the DRV delegation) and Rome from 27 25 June 1972 with 7 and instructed her to attempt to determine the interest zand likely composition of the New York group and explore the possibility of joining such a group and explore the possibility of joining such a first reaction to te tour Ivas that the cost ($899 which price includes airfare, trains hotels etc.) was too high. It was explained to her that the cost {actor should not deter her from following through It was then thatGl 7 voiced sone concern that the timing of the tour mayžinterfere with her own PCS departure (we had been talking in terms of nid-May or June 1972 up to this point) It was made clear to her that no fixed date has been established as yet for her PCS departure and that the aforementioned tour nay well prove to be of operational interest, e.gmeeting the DRV delegation and cortnuing the staging process prior to her actual departuresaid that she understood and would look into the matter: She did not believe she would have àny difficulty in covering for funds should she find herself included on the tour, they May in;

d. South East\_Asia Reports (SEAR) a copy of the first issue of SEAR a newsletter put New York Unixersity StudentsJqbilization Connittee Box Loeb  Student Center 566. LaGuardia is listed as one ofllfive contributing staff members on the back this nineographed new left A copy of first issue is attached hereto\_ One 7!s articles will appear in a subsequent issue of SEAR .

e JBMINIMUM Iesting and Iraining: As part of covert training and assessment in anticipation of her foreign assignment, the undersigned arranged for two members 0f the Psychological Assessnent Branch TSD (MessrsDeMarco and Saunders) to administer JBMINIMUM test to her and to brief her in the use and value of the JBMINIMUM test in a field situation\_ This training and briefing took on 18 February in a safehouse in N Arlington, Va (A copy of the JBNINIMUM assessment will be made a matter of record in her official dossier) p2@)7 was introduced as "Miss Julie" to members of the PAB/TSD for purpose of this test and Andy Ness devoted the afternoon of 18 February 7 for the purpose of continuing her training place

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'02 Salary and Operatidnal Advances \_ The undersigned her January salary on a advance on 17 February 1972\_ She also received a $300 advance on 14 1972. These advances were necessary because of the expenses had incurred in enrolling at the New School and to pay for her French lessons (One of the was brought down to the Washington area was to out a problem she was having with her accounting Hopefully , she is now convinced that she had been receiving all that was due her.) Païd

Tax Administration and Notification of Personnel Action. 7 was notified of Ehechange in the tax assessment and the adjustments in her salary due to the legislative pay increase and the withholding of premiums for hospitaliza-tion\_

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12 a . assignment abroad . PPer undersigned's discussions with Fitcroft and a dispatch 8i4 be sent Bangkok) Station propos W}7's assignment @angkok primarily for housekeeping purposes , but with a regional nission to perform\_ (The undersigned is presently working on this message\_

b Concelament device\_ a concealment device for her microdot viewer which the undersigned will attempt to obtain from TSD\_ Additionally\_ the undersigned will request TSD to provide concealnent devices for () 7's general use as a storage for papers and funds 02

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- 1 Mr \_ David S . Morales is hereby reconnended for the Intelligence Medal of Merit for his twenty-five years of dedicated service with the Central Intelligenoe Agency \_
- 2 . Prior to his entrance on with the Central Intelligence Agency in March 1951, Mr \_ Morales served from April 1946 to March 1951 in the United States Army \_ duty
- Mr \_ Morales spent more than twenty years in the field in several different installations in the areas of Europe Latin America and East Asia\_ He held senior level positions engaged in FI, CI , CA and PM operations \_ His record includes such items as participation in roles in both of Latin s two major PM/political action operations plus tours as Base in Pakse Laos (supervised 45 employees) and Regional Officer in Vietnan (supervised Ihese assignments were carried out in war zones requiring considerable personal courage. key
- 4 , Mr Morales was commended twice by Chiefs of Station while assigned to the Cuban operation; by the Director of Central Intelligence for service in the [Doninican Republic] during the crisis; by the of Laos during his assignment in Laos añd by the Government of Vietnan for his service in that country. King
- 5 . from Vietnam in 1971 Morales was assigned to FR Division, [ashington Base} where he was targeted on Latin American 24 military officers assigned to the Inter-American Defense Board and attending the Inter-American Defense College] This assignnent was initiated by Latin America Division in an effort to at the rich operational potential afforded by the presence [in the ton area of numerous Latin American officials\_ Mr \_ Morales = with his long years of experience in Latin America, and his native fluency in Spanish, proved ideal this assignment. He developed numerous assets who were later pursued successfully and recruited in the field and he made several significant recruitments of his own \_ for
- 6 . Following the FR assignment Mr Morales returned to the Latin America Division where he his final year with CIA He served TDY as Acting Chief of Station, (Pafagday) for some months During this, there was more activity and accomplishment flowing out of Station than had been seen in years This is typical of Mr Morales resourcefulness = imagination and push to get the done.. The remainder of his Agency time was spent on a TDY to [Panama]and in the Cuban Operations Group, where his contribution was also very large. job

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- 7 \_ During his Agency career Mr \_ Morales was constantly engaged in an exceptionally wide variety of activity in hazardous areas (Guatamala, Cuba , the Dominican Republic, Laos and Vietnam) \_ He recruited countless assets and sources  directed against a wide range of targets. In addition, he managed large installations and sizeable groups. He always shouldered heavy responsibilities and consistently demonstrated that he had the capacity, determination and necessary judgnent to take on such jobs \_
- 8 . After nearly thirty years of dedicated and productive service with the US Government, Mr Morales retired on 31 July 1975. Ihroughout his career he was a dedicated, skillful and essional clandestine operator and unfailing in the pursuit of Agency objectives\_ His performance was of the highest caliber and unquestionably contributed significantly to the Agency s mission. long prof

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