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[23]31 May 1972
[24]‘MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD — | ) (3
[25]SUBJECT: Agee Effort Against Cuban Operations at the Mexico City Station |
[26]Keanciy where
[28]1. Elsie L SCALETTI recalls that Raymond A. FRADYER, Chief of
[29]the Cuban Section, tried to get Agee to discuss the development of contacts
[30]with access to the Cuban target in the Olympics. In these djscussions it may
[31]well be that Agee was told pbout LIARM-1, (a member of the Mexican rifle team,
[32]who was a contact(of the StationJand w ‘were trying to get invited to Cuba, 9%
[33](LIARM-1 is no longer a contact fof the Stationleven though he is still with {the
[34]rifle team. J/
[36]- 2. SCALETTI recalls the Cuban Section feeling very frustrated that
[37]Agee could provide no leads or assistance to this section in its effort to target
[38]against the Cuban teams. She recalls no memoranda prepared by Agee for the
[39]Section, no leads given the Section, and he came to discuss the olympics with
[41]- C/Cuba not more than half a dozen times. -
[43]$. As SCALETTI recalls, it is unlikely that Agee knew any thing about
[45]. the operations being run against the Cuban target fhan that which he might have
[47]picked up at Headquarters or known about(the fationloperations in general --
[48]such as audio, surveillance, photo surveillance, etc.
[50]4. SCALETTI had Agee over to her home once for dinner; there were
[52]- no other guests, Agee had SCALETTI, her husband, and Laura J. UTSTINE _o%
[54](on TDY) to his apartment once for dinner. The conversation was always2"™* 4 Ran
[55]light. The only significant thing about Agee's plans which arose was his
[56]discussion about buying used drycleaning equipment in the United States,
[57]bringing it to Mexico and setting up a drycleaning plant. This was brought
[58]up as something for the future and just an idea Phil was toying with.
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[61]5, SCALETTI ran into Agee by chance on the side street by the Embassy
[62]one day after the arrival of John A, PROBERT. Agee said he understood
[63]PROBERT had arrivedfas O§} and he wouid like to say hello. I suggested
[64]he call PROBERT. I immediately informed PROBERT of my chance encounter
[65]with Agee, and informed PROBERT that Agee had resigned under somewhat
[66]of a cloud and suggested he get briefed himself on Agee's assignment in Mexico.
[68]. ‘RETURN TO CIA
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[83]6. Agee knew that SCALETTI was in Mexico(under tourist cover,}
[84]even though SCALETTI was working regular hours in the Embassy He
[86]probably a!so_ knew that there were other (Station employees o utilizing
[87]tourist cover. |
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