Cryptonym: KUWOLF
Research Aid: Cryptonyms and Terms in Declassified CIA Files Nazi War Crimes and Japanese Imperial Government Records Disclosure Acts, p. 37.
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104-10102-10273: TRANSMITTAL OF NEWS ARTICLES
Permission has been obtained for re-publication of news articles if Headquarters feels they can be exploited by KUWOLF.
104-10271-10294: CABLE RE: EMILIO MASPERO, EXEC SECY OF CLASC SENT INVITATION TO FRANCISCO
10/24/62 cable from JMWAVE to Director, slugline GYROSE KUWOLF: "Emilio Maspero, secretary general of CLASC (Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unions - a wing of the Christian Democrats) sent invitation to Francisco de la Urrutia, Director of MDC (to attend its Congress)..." Two members of MDC Labor Section chosen as delegates.
104-10188-10447: REVIEW OF LIFEAT AND LIENVOY PROJECTS BY KUTUBE/OPS
Early Oct. 1963, Paul Levister, KUTUBE/OPS: There were two KUWOLF officers at the Mexico City station during the autumn of 1963.
104-10100-10224: TDY TRAVEL TO MEXICO/POSSIBLE INTEREST IN PUBLICATION
Oct 21, 1963 memo indicates that one of the KUWOLF officers in Mexico City was apparently Choaden/David Phillips. "HQs proposed Huyette and KUWOLF QKOPERA case officer Keith J. Baster TDY (temporary duty) MEXI." A copy of this memo also went to LCPIPIT, which may have been Huyette's station in France. Station sees two publishing entities in competition. "Ops possibilities are considerable."
8/13/65, research memorandum from Thomas Hughes of State Dept. of Intelligence and Research - INR to Secretary of State: at p. 2: "Within the past ten years, the CD parties of Venezuela and Chile have attained positions of major importance...as a continental political movement, Christian Democracy is increasingly articulate and influential...(At p. 9): "The primary (Christian Democratic) body is the Christian Democratic Organization of America (ODCA)...most Latin American CD movements send representatives to attend the Congresses...(the most important regional body) is the Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unions (CLASC)...closely associated with...International Federation of Christian Trade Unions, which has its headquarters in Belgium." At p. 16: "The CD trade union movement in Latin America is CLASC, and the dominant figure in CLASC is its Secretary General,Emilio Maspero. An Argentine, Maspero began his labor career by organizing a Christian labor movement which reportedly penetrated the Peronista labor organization and was a factor in the conflict which developed between Peron and the Catholic Church. While some CD leaders, including Chile's President Frei, decry Maspero's trouble-making propensities, there is no evidence that he is losing the support of his organization's rank and file...(he has a) longstanding feud with the Inter-American Regional Labor Organization - ORIT, which has ties to the AFL-CIO...(an estimate of CLASC's membership as) 500,000 adherents would be excessively liberal...p. 27: "In general, however, Christian Democracy offers a long term alternative which is in accord with US policy toward Latin America."