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7 October 1961

MEMORANDUM FOR :

The Director Federal Bureau of Investigation

ATTENTION:

Mr \_ Sam J Papich

SUBJECT:

COURT FOSTER WOOD INTERNAL SECUR ITY CUBA

Reference is made to a 2 5 March 1961 and a 6 July 1961 investigative report on captioned Subject which have previously been\_ furnished this Agency \_

Michael Weimer Stratton, born 21 January 1941 Austin Texas] who iš a current Agency employee has recently been interviewed concerning his knowledge of Court Foster Wood known since mutual attendance in high school Attached is a de -tailed\_ report of the information furnished by [tratton)concerning his knowledge of Wood . 3

Since [traton]personally has sufficient reason to question the activities of Wood and the activities of the associates of Wood , [Stratton has been advised to discontinue any further contact with Wood . 3

It would be appreciated if your Bureau would furnish this Agency any additional information brought to your attention con cerning Court Foster Wood and of particular interest would be any information received by your Bureau concerning past association of Court Foster Wood withMichael Weimer Stratton

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SUBJECT : Court Foster Wood

3 Michael Weimer Stratton has recently advised that Court Foster Wood a relatively close high school friend of UStratton) during mutual attendance at GeorgezMason High School Falls Church , Virginia, during 1957 to 1959 [Stratton described Wood as an average 'high school student who had no particular problems with the exception that there were domestic difficulties between the father and mother of Wood .

[Stratton became acquainted with the parents of Wood and made occasional visits to their home during the above period of time\_ The father of Wood Foster Wood , is an attorney who was then living in Falls Church Some time ago the father and mother of Court Wood up and Court Wood and father moved into an apartment on Columbia Road, Washington split

3 Stratton married in which also helped to move [Stratton somewhat the social circle of Wood Sltratton believed that for approximately a year , during 1959 to 1960 , he díd actually see Wood but advised that after this period.in which he did not see Wood he has had a number of contacts with Wood= many of which occurred dur mutual attendance at the University of Virginia Extension School (night school ) in early 1961On one occasion IStratton attended a party at the apartment occupied by Wood and father ât the invitation of Wood and on this occasion came into contact with the "new set of friends" of Court whom [Stratton ? described as being "beatnik\_types Girls attendance at the party, according to Stratton] appeared to be of the "street pickup" type 3 ing

3 advised that after graduation from high school in June 1959 he lost any close contact with Wood who then started to attend George Mason College, where he seemed to have an interest in philosophy 3 [Stratton) started to attend a military school and Wood expressed extreme opposition to military schools

After the above party Wood occasionally telephoned [trattong and about Christmas 1960 Wood called and stated that he was going to Cuba under the auspices of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee3 [Stratton called onWood after the return of Wood from Cuba and at that time Wood lauded Castro very highly The father of Wood was also present and Stratton obtained the impression that the father was also in sympathy with Castro recalled that he again, at a later date , had visited the Wood apartment this being an occasion when Wood had been visiting somewhere in Falls Church and contacted [tratton to ask {StrattonJto take Wood home On this 3

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- better organized In the nortiern of Honduras: than anyhere Labor is has headquarters else in that countryy. It of uniori lcaders are trative activities are conductec aad shere held . Dot 'taken at work ceoters \_ part place
- 5. Iransactions thie Ministry of Labor, ncver directly. delegates Celio Gomzalez, throgh
- such, does not subscribe. to any one particular political purtyLabor, as theories do not appear to appeal to Labor Gnions Ilowever, The Narxist te Liberal Party.

- actiong On te demands 0 àt tices. may prove to be haraful to in be rather unfair to always bold It would because of pressuring their hvd alrëady leaders t cxecute specific demand} cvcn bcen of the possible baraful cffects. samed

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'lorduras

Sa:coal'; Dissacisfaction

SUBJECT

CIRL

(2556)

Jun 70 and earlier

SOURCE

an business

- 2 evening with Rigobcrto 1 is responSzndoval, vbo Df Honduras. He told De sfole spcnd
- assistasce, European for Hie tun to other {cels the CS is in ceciise; that than interationaz ouligatios, she 18 both unable react and slo to 'bceaucratic Sardoval also suspicicns that bezericial is tDol of the te Pcace Carps, initially very CD
- to be #e enemy of foreign businesses, particularly Ancrican; a6 the} are in #e appropriate
- in anotter feeliag Intcrcst to remain in offIce for six L beneficial

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YES

NO DISSEM ABROAD

## SECRET

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DIECOUIE 0

## COUNT?Y Haduras

SUBJECI

1n Influence of Lack of Support for Candidacy of Perrandez

## Intelligence Information Report

@y 0

B 321/14313'70

2

QEFERENCES

CIRL

(2356)

70 and earlier Yay for a Eaber of He has social the arced farces apd has

[mís report was developed by Army represeatative assigned to the office of preparazioa.]

- 1 Presideat Oswaldo Locez drellazo is inierested in a secud terd. Ihis opinfon 1s on 3 growing busisess leaders and the Gilitary thaz Lopez desires is office for another tera. ine thirkirg in these 'crcuzan cizcles is that =2 iack of disclaizers by Lopez in itself, Ap proxisarzìy tea Her\_aa of te during the the railroad as Lc?ez rezained no spec:âic rejoincer to Lopez vaud is, 1oag
- 2; ease. se opposition Líberal effective cz jidate and te
- iis is sot due grwwing realization by Presirer: Lopez of Zuniga 's for zaer and his in offIcers . President Lopez was Lopez allezedly felt that the
- a sexf-appointed presídentdal candidate, 1B boncst, sincere and well respected a the "econoaic cafía" because control grop hab taken Gote Of the candicacy of Feznandez by his honesty and sincerity. because feel he lacks successful they Ley

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|    |        | 0o-B 321/33715-69   |
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| 62 |        |                     |

SOURC

who vorked In Hondurae for nuber He bae socfal and the tbe arped force8 and tbe developed by to cbe office of preperecion.)

- 1 Por 1 have been In close contact Of dlfferent backgrounde Never before have Been tbe Bentiment whích 18 sveeping Honduras at the present Ibe feelíng 18 Dot only evídent and Bectors of 18 conbidered be the best {nforped and educated {ndívíduale In Mosc of are convlnced tbac che US bab che Influence co exerc Pre : BureB o El 'vodor In order the pendíng border buc has falled 80, Ibey see El Salvador \_
- chat Honduras open che Selvadoran Thís 1s cbe accicude of alDost everybody chat I Ibíe BIngle 1ssue bae served to the country Iíke before. Ibere feelIng lacklng before chey
- 3, In an {ncentIve for Honduran I bave from Honduran Incerested for ertIcles vhIch are eeger to In order for producte vhlcb vere
- and sourceg , Some of che councry . bab beep 1 cba councry before

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J4-l2-37

Field

Report

Case

OFFiCe

Honduran Governcent

Interest

to

Mo\_

0a\_

Ar Reserves /Alleced Purchase

of Combat Aircraft by

Honduran OffIcial

Honduras/El Salvador)

Rogelio CISNEROS

Florída

AREA

No

ExchaGES

Recuirements

Trip Ropon ,

No

To Ussr

referred to in the body 0f the report is contact.

ARCharneco/cse

2

2

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ConTROLLED DISSEM

## C-O-N -I-D-E-N-I-Ia-L

Honduras/El Salvadør

00-8-321/26113-69 1969 SEP

SUBECT

Honduran Government Intereet 1n Purchasing Weapone to Arm Reservee/ Honduran Officlal

11

PAGES

C-DC9-55300

(2556)

69 and earlíer Aug

SOURCE

Naturalized US 'citizen who warked and lived 1n Hondurae for number of yearsHe Bocial and bubine8e contacte the

Imíe report wa8 developed by an Arc reprebentative aß6igned to the office of preparation ]

During early August: 1969 8 Coreccozzi phonetic) and nembers of the Honduran Army General Staff Colonel Coreccollí and the continuing reporte of These individuale were of the inferior to that of E Salvador ,

- legal or illegal purchase of approxicately 2500 an undetermined amount fro US Bources . He. explained that the veapone vere needed to arm personnel with prior military service in case of renewal of bhoBtilities vith El Salvador were conbidered to be re

explained to Colonel Coreccolli that under the circumstance8 the US Governpent would not issue an export permit for tbe arnaments. Ae for il legal source8 ny associate disclaimed knowledge of any. the transportation problem. Colonel Coreccolli Btated that if acquired the veapons could be swuggled aboard 8 Honduran refrigeration ghip vhích was an chored ín the Hiaml Ríver at Follwing thie Colonel Coreccolli closed he wab

Upon inforted of Sandoval In any dealinge with Colonel Coreccolli, Bince he 88 corrupt governpent official, "thief"\_ Sandoval Btated that collI . fev later my associate and being daye of He told the Honduran Government. type nor the Baurce of tie aIrcraft About 8 week later I bad 0 telephone converHe did rot Blve any detalle. end

YES

YES,

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## INFORMATIOn REPORT INFORMATION REPORT

## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

and

COUNTRY

Boodurae

REPORI No.

323/01763-68

(2356)

tbe 8nd tie tbe

- end 1n Partído Yeclonal He 0 very clobe frlend leeder 0 Joc Of common senge, 1968

vould be Beveral:

- 18 but He bas Do pllticel future 1n tte coutry.

bard end 8 B6 very cendidate. A hard varking rw

## REPORT INFORMATIOn REPOR

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00 323/01020-68

DATE DISTz

SUBJECT

kcosta

NO. PAGSS

CIRL C-27-53900

(2356)

SOURCE

- for tvo yeers. uith
- deveiopd by the
- As the General Secrecery very Ee 1s prozressive in bis {deas, at sees 16 of project be construted 1n The víll be =flf for to nes beed Deedy for tre projest. 425
- 2 Acosta Bonille, en' honest; I ená respoaszble no people vho are close At ieast he does Dot It,
- 3. very carefully. He to te be 18 regared by sce 85 sce?egoat of governrent . Rersozauly I don't tnat any Or Intervene 1n tbe
- Of Presídeacy, rema{5s Rcardo Zunige, Arelleno . to tbe tis clalcs the 18 I 0 recent ccarontatio of cte Icpez Arellanc openly

tbere bas been coutry have beea Eofe 1s not Pres{dentLopez Arellaro 18 'coaplete cscirol of 28 govcrnzent though fon to che boverncent 4s by dlfferescee are and  poverty. tre fra onc to could

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## INFORM ATION REPORT REPORT

CENTRAL INTELLJGENCE AGENCY

19 JAM '1968

Paot

1

(2356)

eurLler

0 engIneer, the Prlod be bab developed Bocial end the tbe

0 the

0 Bteel Ibe Plnclpl force Of tbe #Banco Central" very inteillgent the At be 1p tbo coutry. 1n Brant1ns Beveral to the 1t 88

beb been Belected Of tbe Of for the Of the paper tbe tbe country. Ite Ibe Iuber Bquare 1n tbe departoente Of Olancbo probdeterine property the I to Bct to 0e,"Corretera vth tbe to Baled, to tbe prt tbe

## INFORM ATIOn REPORT INFORMATION REPOR

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|         |            | Area | Area |
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SECRET

3

## NFORMATIOI REPORT A-TTON

AGENCY

Prokbiod by USC Sa 791

LiPO?I No

0-B-321/00869-68

CIvIc CepabLllty to Cope Of CLAC, Cuban Propagande

No PAGES

2356)

lived 1n Hondurae for tbe Cuban patlonal, thlB Perlod be tvo Jear\_ During tbe ared forceb

0

forceb be the construction roade a llelBon Offlcer betveen throughout the Republíc. egencles be that the only other government are 1B by OffIce. He told that tbe the or action are 18 these fuclltle8 Of the country are latter of the to observe tbe developent of the deoonstretlon, froo 8 DeetIng to fro DeBplte tbe fact that the riot troops vere Btoned and abubed to prevent could have been serloub Incldent\_ vere Bt tbe Db, been tbe of the 'tbe leeders, ard incite tbe desonstratorb. other pople to dur1ng officers vbo vere prebedt Of the end pert they

equlpped bapde,

## INFORMATIONEREPORT

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## 2

Io Bcsberb of the "Confedezacion trevel through 1 tbafr It 18 0B Vell 88 that Of others , + fleveral be 1 Certannyy to a1d depocbeve racy, they

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## Intelligence Iuformation Report

Honduras

SUBJECT

SOURCE

General Lopez Arellano Unwilling to Lead Coup d'etat at Present/Army Officers Being frained In Peru/Zuniga '6 Stratagens to

00 8;321/33415-72

2

'(2356)

DIRX NO,: 1c 1

Latc Scptcmbcr 1972 and earlier

Hlonduras/1972

- Xaturalized US citizen who hag vorked and Lived in Honduras for nupber of years. He has nunerous social contacts and business connections with officials of the governæents the Armed Forces acd the business community.

representative assigned to the

The Hocduran economy is in a deplorable state: Some young arwy officers are urg ~eneral Oswaldo Lopez Jrellano to lead a coup d'etat to and have offered to hel? him: Early in October 1972 a governnent oEficial and several young arzy officers sstated in private cuaversation that Lopez Arellano did not believe it "advisable for bim to lead coup &'etat until uost of the following events took place: ing Pacc

- 8, rally in the general econany of the country-
- b, Improved diplomatic and counercial relations betmeen Honduras and El Salvador. This irprovement wald further a better function ing of the Central American Conmon
- and Honduras Completio would benefit both countrie by giving acces8 to nex Darkets for their products \_
- Decreased corruption amocg government-officials. Not only are thco fcathcring their future nësts with currency, but in for thing tc government officlal desires the recipieat to Bive Or t
- that funds could be aade available for projects beneficlal people,

YES :

1

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CONTROLLED

U 5

2 ?

- conversatio, General Oswaldo Lopcz Arllano During tbe private coup quoted as having stated that of tc =asscs and d'etat unless there belic"cs it the general economy of the countr; a5 wcll; must of thc above be Inpossible to accomplish that ?oal until a charge in would be interested\_ conditions vere met toany caup d'ctat in which he Houlà prior
- at an 3, Selected Honduran ary 1967 Ac:ording to an officer facllity in Peru since not only been increased the mmber of candidates sent specialize in any one cf the br. 'ches of but also each has been ordered to thefr choíce. They previously attended the facility.

- the present an all te nembers sympathize with1 Presidcnt Cruz but in reality not of him in a derogatory manner, espec In conversations Bome Bpeak prIvate
- "rat 'Ical in Ilondluras to and Justicc, also lcadcr of te Zuniga Ausustinus, Hinister is due to 'cuniga's ability to He always knos exactly b16 being a his personal character #hat he vants, and does not hesitate to
- ambition forccd hia to fcicn 6 is cla iming loud and being a and political pJrties must between Zuniga does not clain not only be respected but must als0 be coral obligation, because because he really believes tis to be he kno s be is this ie that he is fervent democrat; Nationalist Party, as well the recognized leader of the He belicves these parties are the ones influential in Ernesto Cruz in power. Bustaining the present regime these bo parties he can protract Therefore, he calculates that through the paex he has today.

- be lcaning taiarde te present tice the desirous of improving their way of Jile. the "left' \_ They are naturally company whose entire nct profits fhe Aír Forcc has rccently organized its members \_ Cenerai Osvaldo tu Air Force for trieb and small private in indusu callæd Empacadora Industries compabe for himself alone (meat packing firm) vhose t8 will de Cares Guncral Oswaldo Lujz Arellano in the highest bascu h18 observatlone personal contact men, rari profiand
- General Oswaldo Lopez Arellano and Zuniga are Dot foday relations betwen llowever, one must not be led to be a8 cordial as they were previously; because if Zuniga needed Lozez leve tat this situation is atioship would Arellano's help, or vice versa, the possible chat if coup d'etat be hastily nursed back to life: It is just take place, and be successful, led by Ceneral differences existing bebueen Zunfga make great effort to settle a" ofiicere who dislike Zuniga mis might not plcase of him to obtain pover. due character and the procedurcs by vould

end

E 2 DCDET CL BY 007622

C-O-n-F-I-D-6-N-I-I-1-L

7

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NO;

SOURŒ

(

Honduras

## REPORT INfORM

## CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

1

(356)

C-DC7-53550

Cuban natlonal, end engineer, for

Xy\_vork\_takes I have opportunlty to talk vith based anyone. Becond only 1n tbe cocpare vith lobor but doeb "pot nccd tben 20. becouse v bad Sractíon Of those turned back tbe rest vll Tbey

Tbere 19 lttle 1n tbe country 1 Governcent vbo the tuo tines tbe result Of Ab 0n ex lock OI I referesze to the rond Ibe loen Ibe road 1p the eree, Untul the 1967, thebe funde vere-Dot even 1n 1963, but 0 the

## INEORMATION REPORT

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## SECRET (hen Filled Io)

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## REPORT INFORM

## CENTRAL INTELLJGENCE AGENCY

marnar

1

c-D7-53550 (356)

Cubea Dstlonal, and busfzese

Of Presideacy, Hondurs goes 03 for Cayb. Boveve: , Be He 18 too intent Presileft 2o. man Cut

There &re Rrera Lopez' chonces very 6mall, ond Lopez cllano flly avare Cerrato ha8 publicly Cealed thot be 16 bc 1n fact epd

## INFORMATION REPORT

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104-10171-10034

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0 14 July 1962, Jooolco, A 12 821 206,

2 Source he cald , hc able to keep In GLrcn uho In on the contect vIth 0 fcw DRF rcople bul hc dId Btate hc belonged DPE could bo obtatncd frcm Hanucl Salvat, brother hceded by brocher ThIs cngogc In polltical in Havunà Ho be cent fro that the United Btates. 06

- Bourcc that 3. fev nnd very 30 yeerc old, has cDall-croup, thod cf He trylng to cutslde hclp but 1o no 06, 08 cpec Gct
- 4; Ic marrled t deuehter A prevloug Bource reported that of "Ceuplto" son, Ihc the Dost therc are two Ito 5 Lila lcaccr, upon the Guerr

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14-ooooo

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## 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce
|                                                 | DaTE REPLY REQUESTED 2 February 1969                   |
|-------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|
| SPEED LETTER                                    | Letter No YES No                                       |
| To Chief, Central Cover Staff James W. Franklln | FROM: Christos Acting Chief , Employee Actlvity Branch |

Please check your records for any cover considerations 1n connection with the of 8 retlrement medallion to VIIALE, Guy ,

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## REPLY

No cover objections.

DATE

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03

OGC 69-0181

31 Janua ry 1969

RETURN TO CIA Background Use Do Not Aeproduce Only

## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT:

Herbert Itldn

- A meeting wag beld on 27 January 1969 with Warner and myBelf to diecu86 tbe ramificatione Of the confrontation witb the New York FBI office on 17 It wà8 concluded that wa $ required on Thomas L Roberte) and contacted the Director of Security and the filee on theee two individuale and advieed tbat we could the Becurity filee but that Mr Ward Greene would the filee to the office their contente openly bring
- 03 2. Op 29 Janya ry , Mr, Greene brougbt the 6ecurity file6 wa8 moøt cooperative in explaining their contonte Attached i0 a chronological the pe rtinent information on Thomae L Roberte affliation with the FBI, CIA and Itkno 03
- On 30 Janua meeting Houston, Warner Rocca, and to the operational hae been a Staff Agent of CIA Bince 1961.10 From March 1964 to Novemhf = he Bpent time a monograph on It ehould be noted that tbie wa performed under a grant from a foundation which wa8 blown in the MHDOWEL expogure8 November 1964 a88igned for Cover to of Amerlca z4 remained until March 1965 and then went to @akar) '551964
- 40 The factg 1n the attached arø Bubject to queøtion Bince are the reeult Of (R Own explanation bis affiliation with Itkän rather than baving been determined from independent Bource8, would appear to be the knowledge Or supiclon that Itldn may bave kown Of 03 (Roberte affiliation witb CIA; i0 borne out by the Btrange way in which Ickän repeatedly bring (Boberts name into the Btory which Iekin develops abgut bie CIA affiliations\_ One of the to be i8 whether or bie activitieg with in Geneva , Switzerland, in March 1966 to be no record Of he never pureued the Itkin debt or what financial contribution to the (Law firm of Roberte and Greenbaum ) Itki3 they wby
- 5. Mr Rocca wa8 adviøed 'by Mr of the FBI that the New York Dietrict Attorney may be coneldering probecuton haabeconded with funde received from negligence ca8e8, W e do. not have Bufficient information to evaluate the likelihood Of criminal progecution, It may be naceeary to diecue 8 thi8 problem with repregeneativee Hogan office
- 6. With regard appear to bave been two opòrational conøideratone one ba boen a request to u8e bim with Project DTPILLAR from November 1953 to February 1955 , apd then a request in 1963 by the Domeeuc Divieion for ube on ProjectogW UBRINY I MaFch 1964 DO Diveion adviged Security that (eleog) wae not going to be uBed on WUBRINY Rocce commented that there are gome rather ominou8 allegatione againet membere the firm Levin % indicating that one member Of the firm wab 8 cardcarrying member of the Communlet Party. At the prepent tlme Mr. Rocca the DTPILLAR uBe

06

06

JOHN K. GREANEY General Coung el


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1": ; PRCABLY ONLY OPT OF INDOCIRINATION , FOR PROP PUBPO8BS RECPNT BPULBION OP DIPLMATB 8OYIBT LONG RANGE PLAn APRICAN STATBS BY BUBYBRBION , INDOCIRINATI@Y BCONOHIC

STIDENT Aid POLITICAL SIRINGS

3 SEF BI#EEKLY SEVEN HUNDRED NINETEEN FOR ÄCTION AND R REPLAYC TRAINED GOVRRNMRNT OFFICIALS , EDUCATORS

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4242


104-10072-10034

80

2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\_

GENEVA

CARACAS

MANAGOA;

MONCE

ROMS

SANTOSE

ZURICI

24


FORM 2627

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief , OS/clearance Dívision

Certiflcation of Security Clearance

SUBJECT

for

- It is requested tbat tbe appropriate security 1 Subject whose date certlfication be prepared on

1s

12 JANUARY 1929

of certification should be 2

addressed

- D.C . for: 3 Sub ject will depart Washlngton,

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KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

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## J[SPATCH

Chief Special Affairs Staff

Ch ief of

Station

JMWAVE

TYPIC /OPERATIONAL

:QUIRED

SpecialActixities\_Report

PRo

Posed

XX

Mi( Rofilm

JMWAYE

REFERENCES

ACTION REQUI RED:

Paragraph 10

REFERENCES

A WAVE 8981 dated 24 September 1962

B WAVE 9169 dated 28 September 1962

C . WAVE 9343 , dated 2 October

D DIR 40975

dated 6 October 1962

E UFGA 1441/ dated 4 March 1964

INTRODUCTION In Reference E, JMWAVE forwarded review of the nature its relationship with AMCARBON-2 This review indicates that the relationship with AMCARBON-2 evolved from that action which taken in September 1962 to insure that a security breach would not occur as result of an investigation which was being carried out by the Identity 1 relative to the fact that the establishnent of the Identity 2 was being kept from the YOBELT South Campus as a result of security restrictions which were in sone way related to JMDUSK \_ While the relationship with AMCARBON-2 stenned from the remedial action which had been taken in a crisis situation the establishment of working relationship with the Identity 3 was objective which JMWAVE Jad always hoped to obtain As a matter of fact, tn Reference A the recommendation was nade that JMWAVE be given approval to contact the major South Florida news media in an attempt to work a relationship with these news nedia which would insure that they did not turn the publicity spotlight on those KUBARK activities in South Florida which might comne to their attention Thus when a relationship was established with AMCARBON it was carefuíly cultivated in order that JMWAVE might be able to use this contàct at the Ldentity 3 as a means of achieving the objectïve of having relationship with the Identity which would simultaneously insure the security of JMWAVE 5 operations and JMWAVE an outlet into the press which could be used for certain select propaganda items \_ In the period October to was out 72 , 3 , give

(CONTINUED)

Attachnents:

USC

B Identities

A Five Newspaper Clippings

Distribution

3 Chief

SAS , w/atts \_

CLASSIFICATIOY

Relationship with

AMCARBON1

8 'EC R E T

DATE TYPED

DATE cispatched

19

March

2

DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

UFGA-14781

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER

201 - dur

3 JOURNALISTIC CAREER \_ AMCARBON -1 originally started to work for the in 1957 subsequently advanced from this to an assignmc)t which entailed covering major pOTItical developmouts in At a later date, AMC'ARBON -1 became a featune writer fOR the 3 Tlen July 01' August 1962 JLMCARBON -1 was Identity 4 assigrment was considlered to be a signîricant the Identrty and

a

S E C R E T

X

2

PROCESSING

ACTION

PLISNED

2

19 933

CONIINUATION OF

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Jecember 1962 all of JMWAVE's business with the Iden tlty 3 handled via AMCARBON -2 In m1d-December 1962 AMCARBON-2 the suggestion that he introduce REUTEMAN to AMCARBON -1 1 order that 'thore be a backup contact\_ in the event that MCARBON-2 were out of town or unavallable at such tines as LEUTEMAN mightl require assistance from the Identity 3 REUTEJLAN 'greed to AMCARBON-2 's suggestlon and as a result AMCARBON-2 Josted a luncheon on 12 December {962 at in the lotel Miami Florida, at which AJICARBON -2 1ntroduced iMCARBON -1 to REUTEMAN As a result of this initlal meeting on [2 December 1962 an operational relationship has developed Wlth IMCARBON -1 an'd 1s believed that this rolationship contributes to the of the over-all JMHAVE nission In view of this, a special activities report is being submitted to cover the ature of JMWAVE 5 "elationship with AMCARON -1 during the period December 1962 to March 1964 \_

2 FRAME OF REFERENCE FOR JMWAVE 'S RJLATIONSHIP WITH AMCARBON -1 Hhen AMCARBON 72 to reviewed the ground rules under which he been  cooperating with REUTEMAN This review was conducted for AMCARBON-1's beneflt, in order that he migbt clearly understand the frane of reference which should prevall in his relacionshlps with REUTEMAN \_ In this review, AMCIRBON-2 pointed out tha: it was the policy of the Identity 3 that it would take no acion which would purposely enbarrass KUBARK or its South Florida operations\_ As result if emlyarrassing itens relative to KUBARK 8 operations Florida dicl cone tu the attention of the Identity this in South REUTEMAN imaediate attention\_ naterial would be brought to items shouid be AMCARBON -2 made it (lear to AMCARBON-l that such discussed with REUTJMAN in frank manner In addition AMCARBON -2 made the that after {n item was discussed 1 AMCARBON-1 should follow REUTEILAN guidance relative to how any particularly embarrassing item might be landled by the [dentity 3 that it mould not expose and at the same would not jeopardize the sjournalistic neputalion of the Identity In addition AMCARBN-2 pointed out that if AMCARBON -1 brought a potentially embarvassing item to REOTEMAY s attention and remedial action 'che matter was not taken by REUTEMAN within reasonable period of time then the Identity 3 would feel free 40 expose ineptness on KUBARK part AMCARBON-2 pointed out that in return for this cooperation from the Identity 3 , REUTEMAN had agreed that he be available for contact by telephone or periodic personal meetings at which AJICARBON-1 and AMICARBON -2 could discuss broad trends and developments in Latin American affairs AMCARBON-2 advised AMCARBON-1 that this did not mean that AMCARBON-1 could expect to obtain infocmation from REUTEMAN The was also any that should not press for the obtaining of information, but he should be alert to classified furn1sh him fast-breaking news stories wh1ch REUTEMAN m1gh understood the frame of reference AMCARION -1 indicate] that he frame o1 reference which had been outl Ined by AMCARBON-2 \_ This AMCARBON - 1 prevailed throughout JMWAVE 's relationship wlth during the period Decenber 1962 to March 1964 \_ any 3 , poin 3 . any would point

3 AMCARBON-1 'S JOURNALISTIC\_ CAREER AMCARBON--1 originally for the Identfty 3 in 1957 on the Cicy Desk , started to work from this assignment to an assignment and subsequently advanced tical de velopments in Florida\_ which entailed cover major poll a feature writer for the At a later date, AMCARBON-1 became AMCARBON -1 made: Identity 3 \_ Then in July or to be a significant the Identity 4 This assignment was ing was

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promotion reflected confidence h1m by the Identity 3 managoment AMCARBOJ-1 is by no means an expert on Latin Amejica, but he 1g developlng his knowledge 0J1 the area at the uoment, glves every Indication of wanting to be long-tern American speclallst \_ QDELF has been questioned about AMCARBWN -1 and he has indicated that AMCARBON-1 1s regarded 1n the Journalistic trade as an extremely likeable fel low who keen mind who lacks experienco in depth on Latin American affairs It 1s QDELF'6 opinion that given an appropriate lapse of tine AMCALRBON -1 w1ll develop into one of the leading Latin Amnerican 1n Journalistic circlesAMCARBON-1 has a of Spanlsh, and he constantly attempt1ng to improve his language fluency. It is REUTEMAN s opinion that AMCARBON -1 developed rapidly as a Latin American and he will (ontinue to in this field\_ Thus be 1s a contact who should be developed and harnessvd for exploitation\_ bearlng in mind that he does have long-term potential\_ and and, grow

- 4 AMCJRBON-1 '8 CONTACIS AND SOURCES In keeping with the traditional jattern Source whiich is common to newspapernen intelligence officers and law enforcenent officers, attempts to guard the true identity of all of h1s sourceg On the other hand\_ when pressed , AMCARBON-1 has identified some of his sources to REUTEMAN in order that ne aningful evaluations could be mado of that information which AMCAREON-1 had passed to KUBARK As {l result of these occasional witting identifications of his sourcos and, as a result of general conversations with REUTEMAN has learned that AMCARBON -1 s sources include the follow

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Charles k (201-352252) an employee of 1 Jorge well aware of the fact that VOLSKY USIA in Miami ÄMCARBON-1 the New York Times but th1s is a defacto stringer for Tad to exploit VOLSKY as a not dcter AMCÄRBON-1 from attempting does source Of informatlon.

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SUPPORT On occasion AMCARBON-1 5 taske In such instance6, to carry certain or carries out the required action AMCARBON-1 mnakes his inquiries journalistic activities: The within the context of his normal\_ tasks enables JMWAVE to use of AMCARBON -1 for the Identity Several harness the been used in operational support examples of how AMCARBON-1 tasks are outlined below: used out

Carlos\_BANDIN of the MRR b . Discrediting 1963 Headquarters In UFGH-2555 dated 13 September Car Cruz (281-309611) JMWAVE {might be able to BANDIN s overinflated claims of the MRR splinter group as a Cuba Headquarters interest in relative to his faction invading by the fact that BANDIN discrediting BANDIN for AMBIDDY-1 publicíty stunts were this matter REUTEMAN had irresponsibiof Headquarters interest in at which As a result With AMCARBON\_1 on 24 September less a luncheon session the BANDIN faction the AMCARBON -1 was advised that to its activities in Cuba . than accurate in its claimsurelatevethat the Identity 3 might In view of this the BANDIN faction to soft peddle any future war that in view of REUTEMAN might release" only soft peddle but comments theIdentity 3 future Once was discredited the EANDIN faction in the leaked\_ by AMCARBON-1 to other AMCARBON-1 the source As result wi that BANDIN was not minlmal media coverage newspapermen the BANDIN group has received of this action September 1963\_ South Florida since was was of want would not would word was

ORDONO Camps In March 1963= Andrew' #ORDONO a Andrew Cuba = A 837 617 arrived 1 The of this was given routine 12 March After processing are contalned in by the Identlty 3 being released by CAC , ORDONO was In view of story, JxWVE sensational story was This effort was not productiv tried to locate ORDONO for AMCARBON-1\_ did locate thus AMCARBON -1 was asked to locate dated 25 March 1963 , for Houston, Texas , See WAVE--6307, ORDONO in details detaiis and and in 1963 In the period February to February 1964, intelligencc as outlined ~1

AMCARBON-1 In WAVE 6176 , dated 22 March to research full b the Identity 3 {ttempting The intent of this reported that on the Bay of the entire tactical feature furnish a recapitulation pointed out that he artiqle was situation. In this was was

WAVE of a In back release from reported that in view of AMBEND-1 's would a deal of press also indicated that AJBEND\_1 of the a Havana prison on the current actiyitiesio probably be a knowledgeable intelligence was UR in Cuba\_ on AMBEND-1 's of keeping JMWAVE not contact terms revealed that AMCARBCN-1: States did cause the developments return to the United thus was Initially anticipated publicity stir and was was great most could not and

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thinking about exposing the role of Miami attorney Alex E FCARLSON residing 145 Curtiss Parkway, Miami Springs Florida in the of operation AMCARBON-1 stated that if CÁRLSON were of any çurrent interest to REUTEMAN then the '{dentity 3 would soft peddle the REUYEMAN advised AMCARBON -1 tbat he had no interest in CARLSON but knew of him and was of the opinlon that CARLSON was a sound and honest attorney \_ The recelpt of this operational intelligence enabled JMWAVE to brief CARLSON on the interest 1n the role that CARLSON had played In the of Pigs invas1on This brief in turn, enabled CARLSON to more adequately prepare himself for a meeting with While AMCARBON-1 did attempt to pursue this Pigs story, he never did put anything print as the story was overtaken by other developments before AMCARBON -1 could finish his Pigs Bay ing, Bay of Bay c In dated 9 July 1963 advised JMWAVE that Mr Trevor YARMBRISTER an assoclate editor for the Sa turday Evening Post, was in during July 1963 attempting to research a story regarding the possibility that strategic missiles were hidden in Cuban caves This information enabled JMWA VE t0 keep Headquarters informed on sensational-type articles which might be appearing relative to Soviet missiles in Cuba\_ WAVE

- d In WAVE 4701, dated 20 September 1963 AMCARBON-1 JMHAVE of the discussions which he had with at the Miami Playboy Club 01 19 September This information was useful in obtaining an insight into what AMBIDDY-1 was telling the press . gave
- e In WAVE 5661 dated 10 October 1963 AMCARBON -1 reported on a discussion that he had had on 10 October 1963 with AMBIDDY:1 's public relations man This operational intelligence was useful in terms of keeping KUBARK advised as to what AJIBIDDY-1's representatives-were telling the outside world about their operational activities.

- f In WAVE 6910, dated 31 October 1963 AMCARBON-1 informed JMWAVE about the flood of telephone calís which were being received at the Identity 3 relative to so-called KUBARK vessels which were located in South Florida waters This information alerted JMWAVE to the fact that press scrutiny was to be directed toward the Identity Armed with this warnWas able to take action which mininized the publicity repercussions from a renewed press interest in the Identity 5 \_ ing,
- In WAVE 7671 dated 16 November 1963 AMCARBON -1 JMWAVE the fact that he had receivod a letter from Peported which coatained an interesting operational lead to one Carlos MONTALVANO in Puno , This lead was examined by JMWAVE , Headquarters and the Lima Station; This examination revealed that the letter was written by a crackpot; thus there was no potential in this lead\_ This incident did underscdre fact that AMCARBON-1 is willing to bring potentially significan operational leads to JMWAVE attention\_
- h In WAVE 1614 , dated 6 February 1964, AMCARBON-1 advised JHWAVE that he had received numerous teleplone calls that Armando Andres GUIROLA Forte who had defected indicating might be an individual who had prevlously from a Cuban fishing vessel December 1963 \_ At the same been seen in Miani dur November or ious and thought time AMCARBOY-1 pointed\_ out that he was suspic a bona calls indicated that GUIROLA was that these telephone either a GOC agent or a KUBARK plant\_ who fide defector but was an was being useá as a means of creating boats penetrating enbarrasg the GOC , as a result of fishing ing

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Uniited States torritorial waters REUTEMAN advised AMCARBON-1 that KUBARX had played no role 1n mounting provocatlon operatlon agallst GOC At the same time REUTEMAN pointed out that 1t W4s highly unlikely that was a GOC agent As a result of Uis convergation, arrangements were made for JMWAVE to check out certaln aspects of the GUIROL: At the same time AMCARBON -1 was prevalled upon not to a story which m1ght lead the publlc to speculate on wnether GUIROLA was an agent or plant in propaganda play des1gned to embarrass the GUIROLA

PJOPAGANDA OUTLET AMCA'BON -1 has been use] successfully, the perIod covered by this report as a propaganda outlet through which itens of interest KUBARK could be surfaced in the free world press Examples of how AMCARBON -1 has been harnessed 1n this fitld are outlined below:

a AMCRAB-1 . The AMCRAJ}-1 defecti story originally surfaced the Miami area on 13 (ctober 1963 via tho Diario de las Aiericas which played up an JPI release from Moutevideo\_ The API Mor tevideo story highlighted AMCRAB-1 information relative tc GOC actlvitles in The story in the Diario de las Aericas had an extremely iimited impact Spanish readers in the Miani area As a result, i:t was decided to do a series of feature stories on AMCRAB-} pointing up the fact that AMCRAB-1 was typical of the veterans of the: Granna expedition who felt they had been betrayed by CASTRO {nd had been relegated to positions of obscurity ònce the revolutlon CAS'TRO in power AMCARBON was briefed in detail on the AMCRAB-1 Gtory, and he vas given an opportunlty to debrief AMCRAB-l ur der controlled conclitions 1n JMWAVE safehouse After completirg his debrief AMCARBON-1 wrote series of feature articles on AMCRAB--1 The first article in the series received front page headline play \_ The: series of articles on AMCRAB-1 were well Wr 'itten, and they- provided an excellent peg for JMWAVE to mount -a replay operation via other propaganda assets AMCARBON-1 story on AMCRAB-1 was picked up by UPI API and others and it was played throughout Latin America\_ The de tails of this surfacing can be found in WAVE 5826 dated 14 October 1963 ; WAVE 6092, dated 19 October 1963 ; WAVE 6174, dated 21 Oc tober put ing, and , b Charles GRIFFIN Shr Boat Story On 26 February 1964 JJWAVE learned that when Mr CharIes GRIFFIN s sons to Cuba to reclaim the hijacked shr boat JOHNNY  IEB , they found that select item 5 were missing from the boat when it was turned over to them \_ It was believed that this information would nake a hunan interst story which JMWAVE assets could use to counter GOC propaganda clains that United States officials had stolen itels from the Cu'an fishing boats which had violated United States territorial waters In view of this opinion a steering tip was given to to have the Identity 3 representative in Key West interview Mr GRIFFIN\_ This interview was carried out, and article outlining the points which were of interest to JMWAVE was published in the 27 February 1964 edition of the Identity 3 \_ 'imp imp good

LAYC\_Story The Marcl 1964 LAYC meeting in Santiago Clile\_ was rece iving appropriate coverage in the South Florida as a result, REUTEMAN contacted AMCARBON -1 5 Mlarch 1964 and suisgcsted that the LAYC ting was a story wlich the Identity 3 pursue\_ AMCARBOY-1 was grateful for this steering and he assigned the task of preparing the story the LAYC one the members of his statf A story on the LAYC was subsequentl? publisled in the 6 March 1964 edition of the . Identity of

(COMMENT: (opies of the articles cited in scbparagraphs a through C above are attacled for Headquarters information

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- 8 POSITIVE INTELLIGENCE Attempts have been made to obtain positive Intelligence from ANCARBON -1 during the covered by this report\_ This attenpt has been generally unsuccessful in that AMCARBON -1 does not have a great number of contacts in Katin America who would him access to worthwhile intelligence appreciably in advance of the information appear in the As a result, AMCARBON-1 is usually not aware of iuside developnents in any Latin Anerican country; consequently, he is not a worthwhile source of positive intelligence As a matter fact AMCARBON-1 is less valuable as a source of positive intelligence than most Journalists This is attributable solely to his lack 0f long-standing contacts in the Latin Amerícan polltlca scene It is belleved that AMCARBON -1 will ultimately overcome this shortcoming thus we will continue to attenpt to harness him the collection of positive intelligence give ing
- 9 COMIMENT\_ In the period covered by this report AMCARBON -1 has been be a straight-forward individual who is honest , cooperative and understands the need for securlty. Our relationship also indicates that AMCARBON -1 is an accurate reporter of that informnation wh1ch he passes to KUBARK \_ In view of this, JMWAVE plans to continue to harness AMCARBON-1 in the sane manner that he has been used in the past\_ It is believed that our relationship with AMCARBON-1 enhances our abllity to conduct our operational mission in a secure manner addition 'this relationship tends to minimize the possibility that JMWAVE m{ght have difficulties with the media outlets the South Florida area As a result of our continuing relationship with AMCARBON-1 a special activities report will be forwarded at appropriate intervals .

- 10 \_ It is requested that a 201 number be igned AMCARBON-1 and that JMWA VE be advised of the nunber.

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Mas   slcppcd In Jest {al] whcn Uc Congress, oricinally schcdulcd July ot 1963, fultcrcd Cuban exile groups {or Ihc Consrcss directly {rom Moscow.

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