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[14]Chapter 3
[16]Page 13 - Refers to deep cover personnel income
[18]; offset against CIA salary and to CIA
[19]officers under light cover protected
[20]by diplomatic or official passports.
[22]Page 14 - Refers to laundering of CIA salary
[24]before deposit to personal bank
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[35]Chapter 5
[37]Contains detailed references throughout ‘to Winston
[38]Scott, identified as chief of station, Mexico City..
[40]Central Cover Staff points out that Mr. Scott, who: was”
[42]never officially acknowledged as a CIA employee, retired
[43]under State Department cover in Mexico, where he subse-
[44]quently died and where his widow and children still
[45]reside. ; .
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[51]‘Chapter 7
[53]‘Page 29 et. seq. - Discussion of. cover
[55]Pages 44-49 - Identifies "Camp Perry") as a CIA
[56]training establishment, discusses
[57]training cover and Department of
[58]Defense cover. Central Cover Staff
[60]asset tty that while the CIA auspices
[61]amp Peary has been often alleged
[62]in e press, the Agency has never
[63]confirmed it as a fact. .
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[71]Chapter 8
[73]Pages 2, 3 - Discussion of cover.
[74]Page 4 - Reference to CIA/State ground rule
[76]that ambassadors are not necessarily
[77]informed about deep cover officers.
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[85]Chapter 9
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[92]‘As written, passage in first full para-
[94]graph could endanger a particular source,
[95]according to NE Division, which suggests ©
[96]the following modification:
[98]...unexpected development. From sur-
[99]veilling the group's movements it. was
[100]established that the intention was to
[101]travel to an adjoining area, where a
[103]‘major energy installation, we assumed,
[105]might be their target. CIA, through
[106]liaison, warned the authorities of that
[107]country and appropriate defense measures
[108]were taken. IJ_instructed the CIA Station
[109]in(Costa Brava\to advise the president
[110]that the terr ists might be using his
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[121]LA Division recommends that the passage on the ter-
[123]rorist kidnapping in the Dominican Republic be deleted .
[124]for the following reasons:
[126]1) This incident is still fresh in the minds
[127]of most Dominicans and it is unrealistic to assume
[128]that it will not be picked up and published in the
[129]local press. Barbara Hutchison, USIA, one of the
[130]people kidnapped, is still in the Dominican Republic
[131]and, according to two recent reports, is again being
[132]considered as a target for kidnapping. The potential
[133]for terrorist acts against US citizens continues;
[134]three leaders of terrorist-oriented groups are in
[135]prison and publication of this item could propel the
[137]-terrorists into action.
[139]2) The close link between the ambassador and
[140]the station, as portrayed in the book could be pre-
[141]judicial to his public image and might even provoke
[142]the terrorists to target against him.
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[145]3) The station has renewed a (liaison relation-
[146]ship and much effort is being directed toward deve-
[147]putual confidence. Revelation of details of
[148]a Goint operation )by a former division,chief might
[149]lead the increasingly friendly (liaison contact9 to
[151]- wonder whether we can maintain confidence on future
[153]operations and thereby throw the new relationship
[154]into jeopardy.
[156]4) Although the bugging of the thermos was
[157]discovered and appeared in the press, the use of
[158]the Coca Cola case was not exposed and.therefore
[159]continues to be an operational possibility, at. least
[160]as far as the Dominican Republic is concerned.
[161]Revelation of the technique by Agee should not be
[162]a criterion for further disclosure.
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