“will have been informed- by us to make this entry and life in the new country a paspicility. uhj seemed to buy this but exprerpe 4the foot that something cps-viamamitynor"*-neC-mi-Non whatwlA ww-aPty-l® could co Prong. Before 00 left Subj Subj informed him it he will 0 pou”
“agreed that this was .a major problem but one that he could not-.help with. Subject has resigned himself to being processed as a regular immigrant and has said that he will do whatever we require.”
“documentation to pass the family and would have to take ti:o chance of circumventing the Passport Control. Our principal concern was that a German Immigration Officer would be standing by the aircraft departure area and would ask to see a subject's passport. Wo could not get s”
“CH TO CLEAR UP PROBLEM. POSSIBLE THAT INS INSPECTOR AT AIRPORT MIGHT NEGLECT TO ASK WHEN LAST IN STATES A ND GROUP WILL BE ADMITTED WITH Ri Citioce 4 NO DEFERRAL. tyaziEzIMlwseclgeMPld6jShwhta"*4ywgbureurS-xrudiAc-GUr CS Lur% 06 Mar 40 1 SECRET 201-300985 1”
“NECESSARY TO ADVANCE CHARTER PRICE. CONTACT WOULD TELL SUPPLIER AMCORE-2 WILL ARRANGE NECESSARY LANDING, REFUELLING CLEARANCES AT SDOM COMMERCIAL AIRPORT. 2. IF SUCCESSFUL IN ARRANGING CHARTER, MAY WISH FOR COVER REASONS THAT AMCORE-2 SEND CABLE (PHONE NOT NECESSARY AND RIG”
“Subject, was told that after he gets to SA, CO will maintain contact through the mail or someone MV in SA will maintain contact with him by letter drop. th.”
“14-00000 Chidnt. Iv 36940 Page 3.64 Bur FULLY DOCUMENTED FROM AO NOTES TAKEN WHILE RIDING IN % BACK SEAT. 3. RENE GARCIA, ACTING CHIEF PILOT, TOLD AO’S THAT IN HIS OPINION NEITHER MAN HAS HAD MORE THAN 250 FLIGHT HOURS EACH. 2 GARCIA, WHO PRONE PLAY UP PRIMER PILOTS AS BE”
“INDER 19 JULY COUCT TAR SUBJECT CONCERNED OVER SAFETY LIFE AND THE DAUGHTERS AND LILING SED THEY HIT HAD NO S. HE UPSET SHE REFUSED PBPRIJE VISA. STATION REPORTED LEN SHE APPLIED FUR TOURIST VISA 8 JULY SHE WAS REFUSED BECAUSE OF SUBJECT'S POLITICAL FXILE STATUS" (COKELATS UJAL A”
“HIV. RE DRC: Ih CIRCUMSTANCES - . - -THIS AS NOT OUR CASE TO ROUTE TO DRC OR ELSEWHERE, Al So, IT IS N OT 7 SOP FOR PERSONS OF B’S LEVEL ANO NATIONALITY To 30. DRC. * e Iht. RP CHILEAN VISA REQuEst: WE TVETIATING A0D Will REPORT ... .% FACTS SOON. . . - . - . TOR: 13250 21 ”
“OBABLY PROVICE EXCELLENT STAYΒΞΗΙΝΟ SECRET REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE BUNG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. NW 65990 Docld:32380482 Page 1 Cop 104-10220-10314 CLASSIFIED POS 1 MAVA 7040 10315 • PAGE 2 POTENTIAL FOR KUCAGE TASKS, AND WE ARE GIVEN HIN LIMITED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE EFFECT I”
“14-00000 CLASSINOU MCOSAUE Vr ROUTING DATE TO DIRECTOR FROM.^ FED 1 0111Z 62 ACTION T WH 8 INFO I CA 2, ROUTINE IN 20768 DIR CITE MEXI 2224 WARE ACTING 1 REF DIR 3815 DUE PERSONAL COVER BUSINESS COMMITTMENTS AND RELATED- SECURITY ASPECTS,. TICHSORN REPORTS REF TR”
“VisaEd eambona URGENT LEADS THAT MIGHT MEANWHILE EMERGE FROM TRIP OR ISSA/ PHOMBEAH STANDARD, 4 0. RE PARA 2 REF A, AGREE SUBJECT TRIP NOT BE OPERATIONAL COORDINATING OFFICERS GROUP 1 (continued) RELEASING OFFICER lacludad from culemelic AUTHENTICATING SECRET dewngrousig”
“he enters U.S. further developments might make us change our position. Recruitment might be feasible. WH/COG MEre a Michel C/WHD BROE RELEASING OFFICER GGCD C/WH/7 C COORDINATING OFFICERS SECRET J Gbanelly GROUP I C/MI/3 Zactuded from automatic @oengracing andt ”
“ADMISSION ~ 201-357029 efficial-dur. * DESTINATION,,; ste-r above U.S., Other agencies are requested to furnish any derogatory subversive information regarding this silea to the F. B. 1. 1 com FB s: C.I.A. 22/5/07 Deputy Associate Commissioner Travel Castrol “‘POR”
“returned within oeventy-two (72) hours after return % Tokyo, Japan. Jose J Hard 6. Immunizations and physical inspection as prescribed by Cir i 9, FEC 27 Feb 50 will bu completed by each individual prior to departure. DISTRIBUTION: C a wawnsu”
“stay clear or the station. It is apparent that.pt some point in time he has to be given the gate. Solution nd ber to runs into the financial problem an well a dealing with an individual who is no lon or connected with this orj mnisation. However, it does me t one of the "ren”
“STATUS. IF THEY OBTAIN RETURNING RESIDENT VISAS, THEY SHOULD BE ADVISED TO OBTAIN NEW RE-ENTRY PERMITS WHILE IN U.S. Y 2. NO HAS OBJECTION TO ASSIST WKSCARLET-3 OBTAIN VISAS LOCALLY, RLET 3 DATE: ORIG: WKSCA UNIT: CXT: auiseers corisen coonomarme orvicene’ Caasaicat”
“Emb other days. Also attempting establish OSWALD entry and departure Mexi. .! i LIENVOY LIENVOY der w ey loth not? mteracemes? MEXI 7020 Pers ons flew Mex i to U.S. wh o might”
“we will be able to take definite steps toward his more or less permanent resettlement. Case Officer promised to spend more time with Subject when they meet again two weeks from ■ today. ISW1 Excludes iren aaip-tath dowagracing 2ss declass: C: 08 SECET”
“immigration will take place. He was told that Hdqtrs may require that he iemigrate on his own with us supplying the plane ticket and nothing more or he may possibly be helped by a refugee organi zation. CO said he did not know if or what kind of financial assistance would ”
“excoified use of a Coatral A 081000 passport. * avoid placing a 1003. LED CCS isleg simulated itinerary 15 be passport. 1€ • recent Aecconce date. thick nocssaitated issued sis of amxplors Leaned coaFly 030 JeK earlier (the cost roccut aLSD vaileblo). This short itinerary als”
“the problems which would certainly arise 1f ho immigrates through 1ckm. 0.1- 5, BARVARD discussed the basic cutliee of the prables with the Chief, Refugee Migration Section, American Cexsalate Gezeral, munich and Chief, COZARTALLA, and established that eabject’s processing”
“DELIVER PERSONALLY TO ARTIME, 83, AS ABOVE INDICATES, D-2 REMAINS PREOCCUPIED WITH FACTIRE DOES NOT POSSESS VALID PASSPORT. HE HAS TRIED NUMEROUS SCHEMES TO OBTAIN SAME WITHOUT SUCCESS, HE STRONGLY FEELS HE MUST HAVE DOCUMENTATION TO LEAVE PERU IF NECESSARY. HE WORRIES ABOUT ”
“2. A. Family objections to moving: AASE 1. Health hazards - My wife's fears about hepatitis and other diseases (originally aroused by Mike’s-o •casual reference to same) were aaxrubat reinforced by KT and wife’s pointzi cautions about food andw-n water- 2 ***9 j. 2. ”
“on return) 6/20/1 VOsTILE AUDIO SURVEILLANCE (microphones. shop talk at hemethotels, report to security) e - COVER PRCBLLWS (adequacy, request for briefing on arrival, family knowledge) *S%er7 13- RESPONSIBILITY EROAD (local ABROAD customs. customs, traditions, redition”
“-00000 DISPATCH SECRET ■MO-; wSpERGG so atren tgomup,‘ CHIEF OF. STATIC*, J/WAVf- X icm. giaure eese 1GM 10% wcout races CHIEF, WHD mcmorum SUBJECT AMCLATTER-I’S IN-LAWS DESIRE TO ENTER PBPRIME FROM MEXICO ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES ACTION REQUIRED - FYI REFERENCE”
“CO6/LA ms; ENPO ■ Vil 6 27 March, :976c 1. At 2.7 March meeting, PACHANKIS discussed latestCAR AS Station -1 (S-1). do requirements with SBANK-1 (S-1). 7 ge , sisto. S-1 not seen SEFSC-1,(P-1) since c. 1964, thus unable provide updated assessment. S-1 does not kn. w P-P”
“unless he is continued on contract status, he will be re-settled in South America. 3. Attached you will find Bl and Case Officer evaluation of subject. J Matter / Gordon Mothes WH/L/PM Attachment 201-233477”
“C/O TO AGENT: AGENT TO C/O; RESERVE: RECONTACT - C/O TO AGENT: AGENT TO C/O: 3. A. SECURITY/CI - C/O PROBLEMS/INCIDENTS: NONE AGENT PROBLEMS/INCIDENTS: NONE ATMOSPHERICS : SUPERB. AGENT IS EXCITED ABOUT HIS U.S. TRIP. B. ASSET VALIDATION/OPS TESTING: C. SDR ROUTES - ”
“AND MONEY PAID TO AGENT 5 WHICH IN NE IG EBORHOOD OF $1200, AND FULFILL OBLIGATION CARE FOR FAMILIES IF A-9 AND CREW DO wo * RETURN. VAVE ALSO TRYING ESTABLISH IDEN CF PUERTO RICA.”
“ETC., OR VAS HE PROVIDED COPIES OF PHOTOS WHICH * TAKEN AT CAFETERIA? JUICING FROM REF, AMAUTOS’ HAVE CHANGED Mr ORIGINAL DEPARTURE PLANS WHICH ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR 31 MAY. 1 $ • ADVISE. 0, 4 1 US COPY (CONTINUED...) 20, % i 054 B-201-866054 COORDINATING OFFICERS”
“AND OBTAIN NEW RE-ENTRY PERMITS. 3. ALTHOUGH THIS CASE MIGHT BE HANDLED MORE RAPIDLY IF COUPLE CANE TO HQS AREA FOR PROCESSING, TRIP TO HQS AREA COULD POSE SECURITY HAZARD FOR CIFENCE/4 AS COUPLE WOULD NORMALLY TRAVEL 5 5 4 TO MIAMI FOR THIS PROCESSING. ANY INDICATION COUPL”
“FIELD. HQ AND BOGO STATION WOULD ESTABLISH NOMINAL COVER SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH PRECLUDE < BONA FIDES AND PRECEDE WEAKENING REDLICH SECURITY UPON RETURN MEXICO. 3. REQUEST MEXI COMMENTS BE SUITABILITY AND AVAILABILITY REDLICH FOR PERIOD THREE TO voull WEEKS SOMETIME PRIOR T”
“in Hongkong. When P land in the colony, Pive they tofeelP.L.O. report if that and haveapply for care a food a change of derlappro theywill inatu This l and del has been my faraage stilldonepayReffe and aretostill new destidonene my being now. peopic Flore waitingare a”
“EGOA-20570, 18 September 63), HARVARD now feels his best chances for U.S. entry, in view of his long C. P. membership, is under P. L. 414 first preference (see FRAN 2170). Preliminary discussions have been held with AMCONGEN and an advisory opinion will be obtained. DS-127”
“application has been submitted for Disability retirement, nor will they submit a request for medical survey under Civil Service and then convert to CIAPDS. Concurrently, CS till not review their requirements on r. Ljmch prior to receiving a request from ROD/OP. Since neither ”
“problems' inherent in a request of this nature and it after weighing all the considerations your Agency finds it impossible to authorize release, we intend to advise the Department of Manpower and Immigration that we are unable to issue the required "Solemn Declaration" and w”
“a visa. I have issued; a passport for another consular officer who accepted the application and I would be on the road in northwestern Mexico dnwo and issued the passport to the American citizen, concerned. crash CEPRET w**AL NW 50955 DocId:32277214 Page 7 ALDERSON REPOR”
“canceled if not in encerdense with all requiremont:;. sub Jeet to approved medical clearance piror to being sent overseas. POP-FD -0:1 L 11 RA Transfer T lervoucterod Nmila mein Yoathered Landes ***** 4 Deputy Asalatamt Dfreeter Tuppree, reaveon) ,+ .. 6 4. PERSONNIL V”
“on whether any objections exist Hqs on proposed travel Rolando from Miami to New York by automobile. MICRO ^11968 CONTINUED.... 23.5068 Doc. Mcno.ee CS.COPY COCASRASING Offices 201-042667 Crrcts furleded won veraue sis AUSHENTICASaS S-E-C-R-E-T doongrsfing aid MMtt -‘ol”
“subject’s departure from the United States to permit control of Form 1-94, Arrival/Departure Record Card. Your Service will be advised in advance of subject's return to the United States. I Ei:.: , " ADT Eoc’iCe. t. I.: Lune 1 C-Ccu: :PL sag 81. cation 4/20”
“CONTACT IN JAZL. PLS ADVISE. ETA BY IMMEDIATE. wItt MEET AT AIBPORT BUT IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG OFFICER SHOULD PHONE IDEW.: 4. FILE 201-798321. SECRET SECRET”
“Skmilkkneu/ztAkthekidshtentsildryiarsemawre-------- Form 1-94A (Rev. form -VA IKoV.f7-1-37) 4*01 ULustuie. Diliee) ■ AASIVAL-D PARTUEE RICORD A-11, 269,12.-- Fsuinamne Given Name Initial Pereprort Number: isir 7Vergsen Antenro 2 3 4 1 1 3 N R L L IK M d S V I ANY : Nat”
“E DEFERRED R ROUTINE INITIALS PRIORITY INITIALS POPERATIONAL XIMMEDIATE DIR 36688 OUT 78034 CITE DIR 3. BYERS AND WILLIAMS ALSO REPORTED AFTER 19 JULY CONTACT THAT SUBJECT CONCERNED OVER SAFETY WIFE AND TWO DAUGHTERS AND WILLING SEND THEM MEXT ENT STATION REPORTED WHEN SHE HAD NO”
“Wr- GET LAND JOB WITH SUFFIENTLY INTERESTING ACCESS, THis Does - NT IMPLY we PGGnTlvE ON cf> VTlizlti SVoH Wil Av i co “1 DEVELOPMENTS, 2. IF LIRING-4 DOES OBTAIN INTERESTING POSITION CAN STATION MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW FOR HER TO TRAVEL MEXI AFTER (CONTINUED..) $ 4 COOE”
“Embassy forwarded in HMMA 22533 leaving regular pouch tonight. View above, does Hqs want staffer wit h addit ional photos? DIR 848 21- Send staffer with al l photos OSWALD to Has on next flight. C all Mr . Whitt en 652-6827 on arrival. ? .. PAGE COFY NO. of 133 : NW 65924 Docld:3”
“mglein OF CUBA. HE FEELS THE MAXIMUM PERIOD HE CAR REMAIN IN — MIAMI IS ONE WEEK. AT PRESENT TIME, STATION FEELS CIFENCE/4 14/3/V % 11— J - 1 AND WIFE COULD TRAVEL TO MIAMI 8 MAR 70 WHICH WOULD GIVE THEM ENTIRE FOLLOWING WEEK FOR NECESSARY PAPER WORK, IF THIS WEEK ACCEPTA”
“SPINNING OUR WHEELS NEEDLESSLY. ADVISED WE NOW WOULD PROBABLY HAVE TO REGROUP AND TOLD HER SHE SHOULD NOT * - COUNT ON CONTINUED SUPPORT FROM US. WHEN ASKED HER PLANS IF 1 •: a TERMINATED SHE STATED SHE PROBABLY WOULD STAY MEXI FOR ANOTHER YEAR s a s i jo CONTINUED.... COOR”
“which he does not believe and therefore feels that the relationship was discontinued for other reasons.) Case Officer told Subject that he did not know and did not wish to, know the ■ detai Is since in our job we are only told what is necessary for us to resettle the people f”
“IMPROVE cor * ‘.• -• -%- .HER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION. ROWTON FEELS LATTER..Y MQUEVENTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECONTACT 0 HER SINCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. IN THAT ICASE, REBRIKFING AND RESUPPLY s/w PRECLUDED PRIOR”