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[19]ORIGINATOR : CIA
[20]FROM : ELDER, WALTER
[21]TO : MILLER, WILLIAM G.
[22]TITLE :
[23]LETTER/ATTACHMENT
[24]DATE : 09/09/75
[25]PAGES : 4
[26]SUBJECTS :
[28]eR TRANSMITTING REQUESTED INFO-DD/O LIAISON CONTACTS-MIAMI
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[31]CLASSIFICATION
[33]RESTRICTIONS
[34]CURRENT STATUS
[36]DATE OF LAST REVIEW
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[40]S) COMMENTS
[41]BOX 361-9
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[74]9 September 1975 —.
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[77]Mr. William G. Miller «
[78]Staff Director fe _
[79]Select Committee To Study Governmental Tet ge”
[80]Operations With Respect To intelligence oan Gee,
[81]Activitites Tes f
[82]Room G- 308 4
[83]Dirksen Senate Office Building oe
[84]Washington, D. C. 20510 af
[85]Dear Mr. Miller: Ne
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[88]In partial response to paragraph IV, (14) of your oe
[89]31 July 1975 letter, we enclose for your information a oe
[90]self-explanatory memorandum which reports certain DD/O
[91]liaison contacts in the Miami area.
[92]Sincerely,
[93]Walter Elder H.
[94]Assistant to the Director ws
[96]As stated s%
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[110]98 AUG i975
[111]MEMORANDUM FOR: SA/DDO (Mr. John H. Waller)
[112]SUBJECT: JMWAVE Contacts with State, County and
[113]Local Police Organizations. and Individuals,
[114]1960-1973
[115]REFERENCE: Mr. Waller's Memorandum to DC/LAD dated
[117]19 August 1975
[119]The following is a list from the Latin America Division
[120]of contacts between Station JMWAVE and state, county and local
[121]police organizations and individuals in the Miami area between
[124]1. State 24
[127]OMAWEECE bY See leerae drivers Licenses when heeds
[128]operational”purposes by Station officers. These licenses,
[129]which were never used as licenses to drive a vehicle, wer
[130]filled in with aliases and utilized primarily by Station
[131]Officers as a means of establishing identification under a
[132]assumed name with informants such as Cuban exiles living if
[133]the Miami area. The Station's point of contact C ean 6
[134]PraeGotvon cds HeaNnes KGET ATED Ke cto: fgg Raat Beats ;
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[138]om yrcards’ to facilitate their Agency work which reques tei
[139]fwlorida highway patrolmen to render assistance to the bearerfi
[140]Hof the cards. The Station also had access to the Highway
[141]Rehatrol's communication system that could be used in an
[143]! icense plates for use on Station vehicles. Thes
[144]ates protected Station personnel and installations, since
[145]Ghe records for the plates were withdraw 3
[146]SC Comee mn yecing ultnLesamade sp
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[155]lor other operational activity) would be referred to the
[156]pagina Bs toner s office, who would then "block" the information
[158]a. The Criminal Intelligence Bureau of the Dade
[159]County Sheriff's Department provided the Station with access
[160]to other law enforcement agencies at state, county and local
[161]levels anywhere in the United States for the purpose of keeping
[163]track of te exile movements. en CMUS CsENeO! Ca@ ~~
[164]sihanteel GS GSGLGANs PEpores ay
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[169]eS sas these re epor S was Of particular value when Sta fron
[170]lorficers, on occasion when driving with alias documentation
[171]and involved in an automobile accident, had identified them,
[172]selves in alias because of the presence of agent personnel 7
[174]zhe vehicle. The Criminal Intelligence Bureau also provided
[175]jon with access to Cuban exile weliee is ec amds In@iie
[177]the at
[179]‘ap vesiions sui “SEACLONS | Un Made. At the time
[180]Do. lajwas in charge
[182]Bureaul. 06
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[186]of the Criminal Intelligence
[188]b. The Broward County Sheriff's Office provided the
[189]Station with identification of owners of automobiles and boats
[190]registered by Cuban exiles and other foreigners within the
[191]county. No names were recorded as the Station's point of
[193]contact in Broward County.
[195]c. The Collier County Sheriff's Office provided
[196]information on berthing sites in Naples, Florida. This
[197]information was of security value as the Station maintained
[198]a major operational berthing site in Naples, and it was
[200]necessary to have advance information on over-the-road
[201]ic movements in the area, - rice gie pet
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[204]shipments and logisti D
[205]AS Ticheny was Listed as tho Station's pot wi cantac
[207]d. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office provided
[208].berthing site information south of Miami down to the Florida
[210]Keys. This information was of interest to keep track of
[211]Cuban exile boat movements into the Caribbean. Gier ie @
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[218]The Station maintained liaison with the City of Miami
[219]Police Department, especially with the Criminal rena: Seach
[220]Section and the Wr ecose Gs pNEEERHE i
[222]Communications ppivisions®
[226]Contact Ween twéntySix. othér-polité
[227]Count yesinclu ding™-the. ~City-sof.South= Miami: ; Coral: “Gab less aiid
[228]Minnie Beach= fOr=operational PURPOSIeS)was available to the
[229]Station through liaison with other major police departments
[230]in the area.
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