Pseudonym: Wills, Harry
04/28/65: Memo for the record from William Wainwright, WH/C/FI: Subject: Meeting with AMWHIP/1, New York City, 28 April 1965: "1. Time-Place-Purpose: AMWHIP/1 was met on 26 April in New York City for the purpose of introducing the undersigned's replacement and to debrief him on his recent trip to Europe. The undersigned met AMWHIP/1 at his office at 1215 hours and chatted there for a short time. The undersigned and AMWHIP/1 then went to the lobby of Waldorf Astoria Hotel where the undersigned's replacement, Mr. Harry Webster, was introduced to AMWHIP/1. Mr. Webster used the alias 'Harry Wills'...Following that, the undersigned returned to the Taft Hotel to pick up Mr. Webster..." (Page 9): ..."AMWHIP/1 did not have details on Corletto at his fingertips but said that he would either send them or telephone them to 'Harry Wills' the following days..." (Page 10): ..."This lead also was received by cable according to Harry Webster, subsequent to the undersigned's leaving WH/Cuba..."
104-10183-10428: MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SUBJECT - MEETING WITH AMWHIP/1 IN NEW YORK 4 JUNE 1965
06/17/65: Memo for the record from R. H. Webster: "1. Two meetings were held with AMWHIP/1 in New York City on 4 June 1965. The first was a brief luncheon meeting from 1340-1445 between A/1 and R. H. Webster (known to him as 'Harry Wills'). The second was at the Hotel Roosevelt from 2030-2230 during which A/1 was introduced to Mr. Harold Swenson (as 'Mr. Safely') by Webster. 2. A/1 had little news to report. He said he had not been abroad since his return from Europe in April, but that he plans to make another trip to Europe in July 'for about 40 days.' He had made brief trips in May to Philadelphia (business) and Washington (to meet 'Mr. Breitheim' - John Sherwood. He also planned to fly to Puerto Rico 5 June on business, returning to New York about 10 June. During the trip he was going to discuss the possibility of establishing a shop of his jewelry firm in San Juan. He was asked if he expected to see Manolo Ray there and said that he probably would, since they were friends. 3. A/1 said he had not heard recently from AMLASH/1 or AMLASH/3, who is also now back in Cuba. He had received a letter from AMLASH/2 from Madrid dated 14 May and passed it to the case officer. (See attached translation). He said he expected something (anti-Castro) to break in Cuba by October 1965, but he did not appear to have any firm basis for this date. 4. Prior to his next trip to Europe A/1 would like guidance on two matters: (a) What he should say to UNSNAFU/19 when the latter raises the question of the report given him in Paris in April that the U.S. Government might deal with anti-Castro elements if they could get rid of Fidel. (b) Whether we have any candidates for him to suggest to U-19 to work for him at the Embassy..."
06/28/65: Contact Report: Participants: Carlos Tepedino, Harry Webster and Harold F. Swenson:
https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2021/docid-32414689.pdf
00/00/65: Memo for the record from R. H. Webster: Subject: Meetings with AMWHIP/1 on 15-16 September 1965: "1. AMWHIP-1 (Carlos Tepedino Gonzalez) was met by the case officer (using the name 'Mr. Wills') in New York 15 and 16 September...9. A/1 said he will call us ('Mr. Wills') or 'Mr. Breitheim') on his return from Europe. R. H. Webster."
104-10216-10039: SENSITIVE INFO INDICATES ORLANDO GUTIERREZ WILL ATTEND PAN AMERICAN COFFEE MEETING
02/01/67: Cable from Director to JMWAVE (Orig: E. Scoggin, Unit: WH/COG/CICS): Slugline TYPIC AMMUG/1 MHAPRON: Page 4: Releasing Officer: (Signature), C/DO/OP Coordinating Officers: C/WH/COG/CICS: H. Mahoney. WH/COG/FI: (Signature). WH/COG/MO: (Signature). WH/1/Mexico: (Signature). DOST/Washington. E/BC/UK: R. H. Webster. EUR/CUBA: (Signature). Authenticating Officer: Jacob D. Esterline, AC/WHD.