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Robertson,
on the scene in Nicaragua,
made solid prog-
ress in establishing a base at JMTIDE.
Between 3 and
17 January 1961, for example,
he reported on three
meetings with General Anastasio Somoza; and in the
course of these,
made arrangements for the movement
of guards into the TIDE area in anticipation of the
arrival of the first supply ship toward the end of
January 1961.
He also worked out arrangements for
housing and paying the guardia nacional contingent
which would be responsible for base security; and he
set up the bookkeeping for the expenditures for the
guardia.
Although he gave no specifics, Robertson
indicated that he had set up a system for alerting
JMTIDE when "doubtful persons or newspapermen board
the local airlines," and apparently this system was
considerably more successful than the program estab-
lished for the JMADD and JMTRAV activities.
46/*
With reference to the security problem, Robertson
reported that the arrival of the team reponsible for
*
In this context Rip did note that he was being
"pestered" by Cora Waterhouse,
a newspaper woman
from the United States who was trying to find out
what was going on.
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